fox's david williams shows us what happened next sparked app investigation. >> reporter: 22-year-oldd out his cell phone and began recording an armored vehicle pulled him over on this street a few days ago. >> i'm really getting pulled over by a tank right now. >> yes sir. >> you don't see this every day. the sheriffs office says this cell phone video shows an armored vehicle and members of the sheriffs office swat team pulling over a driver. he says it's him and he couldn't believe it. >> i was very scared. whenever they pulled me over. my feelings were i hope i don't die. >> the sheriffs office says the swat members were returning from working a swat related detail at u.s. football game. the incident report says deputees saw him gesture with his middle finger which the report says is against the law. >> i did flip them off. yes. >> why? >> i don't think that they should be driving around in that vehicle. i don't think they should be so militarized. i think it's really a show of force. >> reporter: deputees in the report say it appeared his female passenger was performing a sex act

among the protesters this week entire families including 11-year-old david williams. >> i'm worried about me dying. and i'm thinking i'm in my neighborhood stressed out and i just don't want to die. >> reporter: now demonstrators are promising to ratchet up the pressure. >> they want an end to the cycle of black men being shot down gunned down having their spines broken and their backs broken. >> reporter: surrounded by civic and religious leaders, the mayor urged all protesters to remain peaceful. >> this community and this whole community is committed to seeking justice for mr. gray. so if you're going to come here come to help us. not to hurt us. costello reporting there. >>> metro transit police need your help to identify the person who attacked a 69-year-old man on a metro escalator. the surveillance video shows the graphic assault. investigators say the man argued with a teenager at the eastern market station yesterday afternoon. the t then spat on him, then started throwing punches at the top of an escalator. the victim fell and hit his head. and then the teen took off. the man wen

among the protesters this week, entire families, including 11-year-old david williams. >> i'm worriedut me dying. and i'm thinking about my neighborhood stretched out with crack, and i just don't want to die. >> reporter: now demonstrators are promising to ramp enup the pressure tomorrow. >> they want an end to the cycle of black men being shot down, having their spines broken and their backs broken. the people of baltimore are demanding this. >> reporter: but today, surrounded by civic and religious leaders, the mayor urged all protesters to remain peaceful. >> this community and this whole community is a community seeking justice for mr. gray. so if you're going to come here, come to help us, not to hurt us. >> reporter: baltimore police are also asking for witnesses to come forward. by the way, five of the six offices have now voluntarily talked to investigators, one has not, and "the baltimore sun" reports tonight that over the past decade two suspects have won court cases against the city for being paralyzed while riding in those police advance. lester? >> tom costello in baltimo

live in colwyn, david henry channel 6 "action news." rick williams. >>> all right david thank you,. >>> three people were hurt one seriously after an electrical accident at the king of prussia mall this morning at 7:30 a.m. chopper 6 hd was over the scene where officials say a construction worker was shocked while cutting electric cables. he was taken to the nearby hospital in critical condition. two other people were taken to the hospital, as well. the construction company said a full investigation is underway. all other construction projects at the mall have since resumed. >> philadelphia police need your help finding a man who robbed a cheese cheese cheese steak chop earlier this month. this is video of the suspect breaking the glass on the store's front door with a rock in the early morning hours. inside the suspect took a picture frame off the wall with $80 of cash inside. he was last seen running north on ran dove street. anyone with information is asked to call philadelphia police. >>> now to accuweather extra pleasant start to the workweek. l

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. >> i've given your client miss sharon david williams and mr.at the very top of this scandal, at the very top. and everybody in the education system at aps knew that cheating was going on and your client promoted it. there were thousands of children that were harmed in this thing. this was not a victimless crime that occurred in this city. from 2001, there was wholescale cheating going on in the atlanta public schools, and these kids were passed on and passed on and had no chance to begin, because of where they live who their parents were who their, you know just their situation, and the only chance that they had was the school. to get an education. >> quite a day in court. obviously, quite a scandal. martin savage joins us with more on the dimensions of it. how exactly did the administrators and the teachers orchestrate this widespread cheating. >> this all goes back actually to 2001 when it's first to have believed to have begun. but essentially, what it was, the educators. we're talking about principals teachers top people in the education ad

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, in the news it's the next phase for dzhokhar tsarnaev jurors have started hearing arguments on whether the boston marathon bomber should live or die. >>> and teens learn about impaired driving just before prom season. >>> and the power is still out for people in wayne county due to an underground explosion. here is video sparked by the blast of underground wires you can see the poof of flames and it knocked out power and is still out now. david henry is live now with the details. >> reporter: well, it will be a while yet peco is trying to assess the situation and trying to figure out what caused the explosion last night tonight was a close call for folks dining outside and inside the nearby restaurants and shops. >> oh, my god, i thought my one employee was -- i didn't know if i would look and see him dead. >> frank was inside of his pizza parlor and said there was problems with the electricity all day and were concerned when sickening fumes came from the manhole outside. and then an "action news

williams sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> here are stories we are following for you. rescue crews free a construction worker trapped in a trench in philadelphia. and we are live with the latest and a woman walks in on a man robbing her home in radnor township. and president obama apologizing for the accidental death of two hostages killed during a u.s. drone strike. >> but the big story on "action news" is breaking news in montgomery county a hazmat situation forced the evacuation of dozens of homes in lower providence they reported a strong chemical owner on oak avenue at 9:00 this morning, that odor is traced to a propane tank. a gas cylinder service company, four people were taken to the hospital complaining of dizziness, and each must be checked for chlorine before they can return. >> the obama administration confirms that a counter operation for terrorism killed two innocent hostages held by al qaeda and one was an american doctor. karen travers live from washington with the full story. >> reporter: good afternoon rick. a very strong statement from the family of

with rick williams sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, we begin with developing news arks the 2-year-old boy has died alicia vitarelli a right and run the reward is $10,000 for the driver. police are looking for a white infinity that struck the bone his mother josephine rivera they were walking on masher street on monday "action news" reporter, david henry will have the latest in a live report at 12:30. >>> in other news, the man that land aid helicopter in the capital is in court this morning. >> his stunt raised questions over air space security in washington. karen travers has more from the nation's capital. >> a day after doug hughes made this dramatic landing he will appear in court to hear the charges against him. the wild ride into washington is raising major concerns about security. >> how does an individual in air space get that close. >> hughes drove his gyro copter right threw washington by passing the anti-aircraft weapons and radar. he flew 450 miles but the gyro copter was too small and too low and too slow to be picked up by radar. and t

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to his left we have david williams. d is is inspector general of the united states postal service. he was sworn in as second inspector general for the post office in august 2003. he has a lot of years looking at this institution. he's responsible for a large staff located all over the country. he investigates the largest civilian agency in the government. he in 2011 was appointed by the obama administration to serve as vice chair on the government accountability of transparency board which will develop plans for enhanced transparency for apparently spending. gene has been there 31 years. he's highly regarded in the postal community as an effective advocate on bhafrehalf of those that use mail for business. he's received highest honor granted in recognition of distinguished service from the nation's postal community. as you can see we've got a powerhouse up here of people. i don't know that they'll all agree on everything, but that's the fun part. i'd like to start by having each of them make introductory remarks. then we

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for david murphy and rick williams, have a great afternoon.re's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> announcer: today on "the >> announcer: today on "the chew," it's 5:00 somewhere, right? so, hooray for happy hour! and may we just say, bar food has never looked so good. that's because michael and mario are pulling out all the stops with not one, two, three, four, but five phenomenal eats, including maple bacon peanuts, baby. but before you hit up happy hour, make sure to have a designated crafter on hand because clinton's creations for the bar are earning him a gold star

from rosemary marcus and nina olson both from the irs, eric toter of the tax policy center, and david williams of intuit. all of their bios you should have received the packet when you came in this afternoon. with that, i will ask you to please join me in welcoming the commissioner to the podium. thank you. [applause] commissioner koskinen: i have to be careful not to do something with the computer this year. i'm delighted to be here. over a course of years, i have a number of good friends, both at the urban institute -- the irving institute and the brookings institute. it's fun to be here. it's particularly good, because really do i get a group that actually commemorates tax they every year. -- cap day every year. where else could you find that is kept in washington? -- except in washington? and as a public service announcement, i would remind everybody to file their taxes by april 15, but you party taking care of that for me. we still have a lot of [indiscernible] it should be superfluous to make that reminder, because nobody here would file their taxes at the last minute, i'm sure right? [l

from rosemary marcus and nina olson both from the irs, eric toter of the tax policy center, and david williamsf intuit. all of their bios are in the packets you received. with that, i will asked you to join me in welcoming the commissioner to the podium. thank you. [applause] commissioner koskinen: i have to be careful not to do something with the computer this year. i'm delighted to be here. over a course of years, i have a number of good friends, both at the irving institute and the brookings institute. it's fun to be here. and have a chance to talk to you. it's particularly good, because rarely do i get a group that actually commemorates tax they every year. where else could you find that is kept in washington? -- except in washington? and as a public service announcement, i would remind everybody to file their taxes by april 15, but you party taking -- but ted's has already taken care of that for me. we still have a lot of leading minds on taxes and budgets here so it should be superfluous to make that reminder, because nobody here would file their taxes at the last minute, i'm sure, right

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, we begin with noon with breaking news, former new england patriots star aaron hernandez, is found guilty of first degree murder. the athlete shook his head in a massachusetts courtroom, he is convicted of the shooting death of odin lloyd. the 25-year-old was sentenced to life in prison without patrol. we'll have more coverage on 6abc.com and on "action news" beginning at 4:00 later today but once again aaron hernandez found guilty of first degree murder. >>> and police are looking for two hit and run suspects they have a person of interest in a hit and run that killed a 4-year-old boy. we also learned the names of the victims today. annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: at the beginning of the week philadelphia police's investigation division began the week with two hit and run cases on the same day and last night they made significant progress where a 4-year-old boy was killed. but in the second case they still need the public's help, that one involves a mother and her child. police say that the

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with thoon with breaking news a 30-year-old philadelphia woman is facing terror charges investigators say she tried to join isis, david henry has the new information for us. he joins us live with the details. >> reporter: she lived here on north 10th street in a home with her mother a home that is ironically festooned with american flags. the feds say she tried to join up with the terrorist group isis. the fbi agents raided the suspect's home and the complaint filed in court said that the 30-year-old woman wanted to be a martyr on the battlefield in syria. she communicated with a fighter in syria that asked if she wanted to be part of the operation. she replied that would be amazing a girl could only wish. she did online searches for indirect routes to syria through turkey. two weeks ago she bought airline tickets to fly to spain and that is when they moved in and raided her home, this is after two years of monitoring thomas's online communications and twitter messages, the philadelphia po

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news at this hour, 200 pennsylvania state troopers are being sent to baltimore to help stand guard in the streets there. the extra help was requested in the riots that erupted two days ago in the wake of the death of freddie gray. >> they are trying to retain the fragile calm in the city. >> reporter: good afternoon it's early but so far officials say the curfew is off to a good start and the city is stable and they are working to keep it that way. >> a new day and a new call for action. >> we are looking for long-term solutions, from members of the group build baltimore marching to city hall for answers. the concern is the city wide curfew is just a band-aid and not a solution. >> it's working because it's pressure, it's force how long can you maintain the force without dealing with the underlying reasons that cause you to have this force. >> and overnight a spokesman for the family of freddie gray. >> the violence does nothing but distract from the real issue what actually

i may think david williams rosemary marcuss nina olson and eric toder for coming.thank you for this years of service and good luck. [applause] [inaudible conversations] we are glad this morning that the land to counsel in washington to hear from the imf director christine the guard. she will be talking about the global economy. she will be introduced by atlantic, ceo fredrik can't. it should get underway shortly. just to let you know about our live coverage today here on c-span2 with a look at military policy, foreign policy. rand paul is in south carolina. we will cover the comments here on c-span2. the vice president will be talking about u.s. policy in iraq coming up at 12:30 eastern on c-span. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible conversations] >> here on c-span two live at the atlantic council in washington waiting to hear from the director of the international monetary fund christine lagarde. the imf holds their spring meetings next week. president obama

eric toder of the tax policy center and david williams of intuit. all of their bios are in the package should've received when you came in this afternoon. so with that i will ask you to please join in welcoming the commissioner to the podium. [applause] >> have to be careful not to do something with the computer this year. i'm delighted to be here. i've got over the course of the years have a number of good friends both at the urban institute and at brookings, so it's fun to be here and have a chance to talk with you. its particularly good because rarely do i the group that actually commemorates tax day every year. where else could you find that except probably in washington? it's normally the point where i would deliver my standard public service announcement. remind everyone to file their taxes by april 15 but ted has already taken care of that for me. but we still have a lot of leading minds on taxes and budget, so it should be superfluous to make that we might because nobody here would file their taxes at last minute i'm sure, right? including m

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick and sara are off and i'm matt o'donnell, a traffic trouble spot is now clear but it was a tough go for drivers into philadelphia this morning and new information on the assault in the poconos that left a woman with a black eye. but the big story on "action news" is breaking news, one person is dead of four others are injured after an apartment fire in delaware. the flames broke out along the 600 block of capital trail in delaware just over an hour ago at 10:30 this morning, this is video just coming in you see heavy smoke coming from several windows from this apartment building called the possum park apartments one person is dead and several others including firefighters are injured. our david henry is there at the scene and will have a live report coming up late under this broadcast. >>> now to accuweather and a day of big transition chilly to warm and humid back to pleasant. sky 6 hd taking a live look at cape may, new jersey not much of a beach day quite foggy there, prepare for temperature

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news in montgomery county. where 50 homes were evacuated because of a strong chemical odor in lower providence. david henry is live with more. >> reporter: the hazmat team son the scene right now, in the meantime 50 homes remain evacuated as a heavy chemical odor permeated the neighborhood at 9:00 this morning. >> we started to receive numerous calls in the area of this neighborhood of odor in the houses. >> the first responders started to evacuate homes in the immediate area, they traced it to ama associationedassociated. they found the product leaking in there and they were able to cap it off and contain it. they are now in the process of cleaning up and venting the building but nobody in the building itself called. the emergency responders found the employees standing around outside when they arrived. four people in the neighborhood were taken to the hospital complaining of dizzyinessdizziness. they will be checked out for elevated levels of color nated gas. >> we'll check

from rosemary marcus and nina olson, both of the irs, eric toter of the tax policy center, and david williams of intuit. all of their bios are in the paekts you should have received when you came in this afternoon. so with that i'll ask you to please join me in welcoming the commissioner to the podium. thank you. [ applause ] >> i have to be careful not to do something with the computer that's here. i'm delighted to be here. i've got over the course of years a number of good friends, both at the urban institute and at brookings. so it's fun to be here. and have a chance to talk with you. it's particularly good because rarely do i get a group that actually commemorates tax day every year. where else could you find that except probably in washington. it's normally the point where i would deliver my standard public service announcement. by reminding everyone to file their taxes by april 15th. but ted's already taken care of that for me. but we still have a lot of leading minds on taxes and budget here. so it should be superfluous to make that reminder. because nobody here would file their taxes

this is an excavation of an elite compound organized by david webster and william sanders. the tomb she found on the other building was right along the front of the terrace. keach: from sculptures just uncovered they suspect the leader of this family was another powerful lord. i'm standing in the courtyard of a residential compound of a classic maya noble. there are about 45 of these compounds up and down the valley -- the sort of middle class of ancient classic maya society here. behind me are two buildings. the one on the right we're almost certain is a residence perhaps of the lord of this compound. and then the one on the left the bigger one over there, most probably is a temple, perhaps his funerary temple. but what we're going to do now is look at a pile of trash behind the building here. keach: sanders and webster have just uncovered a midden -- typical maya garbage dumped outside of what was presumably the kitchen. for sanders, one item in this trash raises important questions about the economic system of copan. sanders: this is a piece of a metate here. this is the

live in prince william county david culvert, news4. >>> what a difference 24 hours can make. this is what it looked like yesterday at the tidal basin. now take a look same tree earlier today. you can see the pink bud on the tree have nearly doubled in size. we are just days away from that predicted peak bloom which the national park service tells us they expect to begin this saturday. so v.j. just amazing what a few days in the 70s can do for us. >> that is true. i think we'll have one day they could top out at 80 degrees and unlike the fact that even though we're talking about rain i'm not seeing much wind coming up over the next few days. let's talk about where we are right now. we have wet weather just about ready to move back into our area. had some wet weather this morning. it extend from frederick, maryland down into rappahannock areas southbound just close to charlottesville getting a few showers. some rain around leesburg straight down 15 and around middleburgh here not too heavy, but down to the south and west around marshall i'm seeing some pockets of rain here with

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon, a former catholic church official is ordered back to prison the decision from a philadelphia judge. >>> and a quick fix for trouble chins gets approval from the dpxt da the shot that claims to melt fat in minutes. >>> and now police are making an announcement in a hit and run that left a temple university student in critical condition. the suv struck rachel hall last night one week before she was set to graduate. we are waiting to hear about an arrest. lets go live no north philadelphia and list ento investigators updating us now. >> we have the car and suspect and it will lead to an arrest. >> how did you find the car and suspect? >> the car was called in by the owner. everybody cooperated, the owner the owner's wife and son all cooperated. they actually did the right thing and called the police. >> but the son was missing all night, when did he finally come forward? >> sometime this morning. he came forward and cooperated. we are glad that the son did cooperate. >> you ha

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick is off in the news this noon, new information about the death of his father and seven children, why an unpaid bill may have led to the tragedy. >>> and the sale of the revel casino is expected to close today. and the big story is one last mild day before chilly changes move in. sky 6 hd taking a live look at atlantic city this noon, the warmer weather is sticking around this noon, it's a little bit cloudy as you can see and damp with occasional rain around the area and we are expecting cooler temperatures tomorrow. for more on that lets check in with david murphy at the big board. >> the mild air is still in place today and cloudy skies conditions as well. a lot of area is dry in allentown and south jersey as you get farther to the south and south jersey and delaware work have light sprinkles and showers in lancaster county most of what you are looking at is light and fairly quick it may be 15 or 20 minutes, and one of these cells are past you if you look farther to the west another rounds o

of fame and they had announced to me secretly the first inductees were going to be william paley who started cbs, david sarnoff, the greatest of the foreign correspondents pagddy chaefsky conditioned milton berle and me she said to me, listen, if that's what they want to do, who am i to say? that's my mother. that should tell you everything. >> "all in the family" for a moment. i'm a little younger. >> are you? >> i didn't see the originals, but i loved the show. i remember the ing episode where archie bunker repeatedly used the word fag. why use that word so many times in one episode? >> came from the fact that that was the word that one would hear in the schoolyard, around the subway, you didn't have to know the people who were talking if they passed you in the street and you might hear the word. so it wasn't like we were reaching for something. it was the culture and the vocabulary. and we used them. >> did that show open a conversation and a dialogue in this country that hadn't happened before? >> you know what i've learned? every episode for people opened the conversation. because i go through lif

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news, an accident injures two students on their way to school in delaware and chris christie considers a potential run for president. >> and the big story is the search for a hit and run driver that kill aid 4-year-old boy, police think a woman was behind the wheel of a black ford edge when she struck the child last night. officials have offered a $25,000 reward for information that leads to her arrest. annie mccormick is live with more. >> reporter: the young victim lived in the block behind me with his siblingses and his mom. neighbors are feeling the impact of his death. they do not believe that the driver was impaired at the time and if she had stopped she would not have faced charges. police came out to the scene working to find this female driver. >> our accident team is working on it. the person should have stopped but we'll keep looking until that person turns themselves in. the 2011 to 2015 edge looks similar to this, what is unique is that it has a strip of chrome running from the

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick and sara are off. police identify the victims of the chester plane crash the two men killed in the tragedy. a little boy is reunited with his family after a kidnapping in broad daylight. >>> and a husband and wife found dead in their home, their son discovered them and their bodies were mutilated by a chainsaw today we know their names but investigators are trying to figure out how the violence unfolded. annie mccormick is live now at the lower moreland police department. >> reporter: the district attorneys office is ruling out a murder-suicide until after the autopsies. in the meantime the church is embracing the two young boys that have no parents including the young boy that made the gruesome discovery. the 911 call came from this lower moreland township home a 14-year-old boy found his parent's dead and that he saw gashes from a chainsaw. >> the death for the female appears to be an apparent homicide but the investigation is continuing and it's preliminary. it's nicole pepleman and chris p

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and in the news this hour, breaking news from the flyers organization and head coach craig berube is fired after two seasons and more than a dozen suspected child predators are taken into custody following a sweep by the pennsylvania attorney general's office. >>> and breaking news philadelphia police believe they found the car involved in a deadly hit and run in west kensington. police were there as they recovered this white infinity. police believe this was the car that struck 19-year-old josephine rivera and her son joseph. the little boy died yesterday morning. eva pilgram joins us live from philadelphia with the very latest. >> reporter: rick, police say they are certain they have the car that was used in that kensington hit and run that killed a 2-year-old boy and injured his mother and they think they know who was driving that car. >> around 6:00 this morning the owner of the 2006 white infinity and told officers he believed his car was used in the deadly hit and run. >>

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, in the news this noon, the supreme court hears arguments on same-sex marriage. >>> and a hostage sitdation forces the evacuation of a school. >>> but the big story is the staggering damage in baltimore after riots erupted after the death of freddie gray. buildings are still smoldering and more than 140 cars were burned and businesses looted. >> reporter: good afternoon hundreds of national guard troops are out on the streets of baltimore and thousands more are on stand by officials say right now is what they need is cooperation from community members. >> following a day of violence and unrest they are answering the call for calm and some are coming out with brooms in hand. >> all of us have got to come together. businesses are calling for residents to step up. like this mother pulling her son from the crowd yesterday after catching him on live tv. we'll continue to bring resources we need to make sure we are managing it. the national guard is on the streets of baltimore 144 vehicles were set on f

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick and sara are off. in the news this afternoon a prison break leads to a massive search how a convicted murtderror was allowed to walk out of jail. >>> and the changes in indiana to the religious freedom law the fixes that are in place. >>> we begin with breaking news, federal authorities have arrested two women who allegedly were going to set off a bomb in the new york city area. they say that the women have been radicalized by isis and they were planning to build their own bomb. police don't believe the public was ever in any danger. >>> and gun fire and explosions rocked the college campus in kenya today the islamic extremist group al-shabab took responsibility. they went door-to-door at the college, and security forces have the gunmen cornered and two have been killed but an unknown number of hostages are being held captive at this moment. we'll have a full live report coming up on this at 12:30. >>> the man shot by police in mercer county is identified. sean clyde was attacking his parents

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick is off and in the news this noon, a firefighter and resident are treated for injuries after a blaze burns two homes in delaware county. and how temple's mascot and someone wrapped in bubble wrap are hoping to keep you safe when you cross the street. but the big story is potentially dangerous weather threatening a large part of the united states. the storms have spawned tornadoes and bringing down trees and reports of hail the size of baseballs 6700 people are told to stay on alert. here is more on the aftermath . >> reporter: good afternoon in the last 24 hours there are eight reports of tornadoes and more than 200 reports of extreme weather. hail wind and tornadoes tearing through the central states more severe weather than your average april showers, today the big concern is the huge swath of states under tornado watch from illinois to texas. in missouri, the national weather service is on the ground today investigating tornado reports. >> they were like screaming out loud. >> this little

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news more protests over a man's mysterious death after he was arrested in baltimore. >> plus a man was arrested by strangers when his wheelchair falls on to train tracks and the death of a philadelphia authority parking authority worker, the 60-year-old man was pinned under a tow truck this morning. chad pradelli is live at the scene with more on perhaps. >> reporter: the fatal accident happened at 8:00 a.m., this is lot one of the philadelphia parking authority in south philadelphia. you can see philadelphia police remain on scene just moments ago, a minute or two they took away the tow truck according to the parking authority 60-year-old jeff bears was killed. he is from maple shade the tow truck operator backed up and didn't see his fellow employee and ran over him and pinned him. he is a 13 year veteran of the parking authority this appears to simply be an accident. his family is at the hospital at jefferson hospital that is where the victim was taken and pronounced. this simply appear

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and in the news, three utility poles and electrical wires are down after a one vehicle crash in chester. and one of the county's most traveled bridges is shut down indefinitely and we'll tell you why. but we begin with breaking news this hour, less than 12 hours after an officer was shot late last night another officer shot his weapon after a suspect displayed his gun. there is a report of a person with a gun. police tell "action news," when they got on the scene a man bran dished a weapon causing the officer to open fire police are still searching for a second suspect at this hour. >>> now to the latest on the philadelphia police officer shot and wounded last night. the officer and a drug suspect are both in the hospital after exchanging gun fire in west philadelphia. the officer was shot in the arm and expected to be released from the hospital in the next few days. a 35-year-old drug suspect with a criminal history was also shot. katherine scott joins us with the very latest.

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick is off in the news this noon, an nba player and his wife are stabbed outside of a nightclub and philadelphia mayoral candidate liz abraham is back on the campaign trail after collapsing during a debate. >>> but the big story is a man accuse sd of shooting his father on the schuylkill expressway. he is in court awaiting his first court appearance. annie mccormick is live. >> reporter: we are waiting for the charges to come down we know that a criminal affidavit is typed up and they are awaiting for approval from the montgomery county district office. at this point we are not told what charges he will face, he is in custody after the shooting on the schuylkill expressway. near spring garden street montgomery county according to police, the 22-year-old suspect was in the backseat of the white brewic buick lacrosse shooting his father in the head while he was driving, the car came to a stop and did not cause any accidents during rush hour traffic. the paramedics were nearby and transported the v

clementon, new jersey at robert stuart's house where we have 62 degrees, also david dutch in clementon mid 60's. levittown williamgrees this hour. another sign of summer, this picture send in by walter. he's been hanging out in cape henlopen today down in delaware and looking pretty good. this is a low tide shot, llewes delaware cape henlopen. people hanging out on the beach getting a suntan this afternoon. let's talk about our temperatures, what's going to happen as far as the change goes across the next 24 hours. we'll be dealing with temperatures back to the lower and mid 60's for afternoon highs on sunday. so, let's take you out to our maps and see what's happening. first of all let's go to the ben franklin bridge. again, all is quiet so a comfortable evening across the delaware valley. temperature right now in philadelphia 71 officially but notice the cool air to the north. 58 scranton, 60 in state college. that's that cold front that pushes south tonight. so, we get that colder air coming into the forecast for tomorrow and again just some high thin clouds building over top of us right now but the winds alre

william sanders and colleague david webster are about to excavate a sprawling set of ruins that has lain abandoned and covered by weeds and brush for more than 1,000 years. beneath what appears to be a natural hill these archaeologists believe may lie the ruins of an ancient building. slowly, almost imperceptibly the first clues begin to emerge. these strange figures are portraits of spirits that once adorned a magnificent carved bench a throne upon which a maya lord sat in council and judgment. huge blocks. yeah. "mega-rocks." remember evelyn, the tomb she found on the other building was right along the front of the terrace starting outside of it then going underneath it. keach: the buildings begin to give up their secrets. here, the archaeologists believe, lived a noble family. maya royalty often buried their ancestors in a place of honor just in front of their dwellings. a burial is just now being uncovered. it may contain definitive clues to the status of the people who once lived here. deciphering the clues requires the special expertise of forensic archaeology. clean the rest of th