good morning. >> wie, good morning and welcome jeanette. >> welcome. >> jeanette reyes. >> you woke uply. >> it's jeanette reyes day. >> i'll take that. >> bringing a little bit of rain on your day unfortunately jeanette t a line of showers coming through the i-95 corridor. there was heavier rain in the overnight hours. some of you may see a little ponding and puddling on roads and maybe even a couple high streams in a couple of spots. i'll talk about where you might encounter that in a he could is. there goes the rain as we punch through in the overnight hours. there are some breaks in the clouds out to the west and while there is the chance of an additional shower or even a thunderstorm this afternoon, we also think we're going to see some sun a little bit later on. here are the flood advisories still up for urban centers roads around urban areas where the draining isn't quite as good and maybe some small streams. areas around bensalem bucks county, mercer county and up and down the shore north of brigantine. i wouldn't be surprised to see that advisory fall off the board over the ne

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reporting live in pennsauken, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> thank you jeanette. >>> flamesore through a warehouse in chester delaware county. chopper6 was over this fire on the 700 block of west third street last night. the entire roof collapsed during the two alarm blaze leaving just four walls standing. the warehouse was filled with mattresses but we don't know the commercial name of the facility. there were no reports of injuries. >> an off duty philadelphia police officer is accused of shooting her husband during an argument at their bucks county home. but so far no charges have been filed. police say the shooting happened just before 6:00 yesterday morning in the drive way of the couple's home on marmic drive in northampton. the husband suffered a wound to his midsection and is expected to survive. investigators say the shooting did not involve the officer's service weapon. >>> a lansdale man will go to prison for 10 to 20 years for shooting and killing a fellow church goer during sunday services. 46-year-old mark storms was sentenced yesterday on voluntary manslaughte

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noise to -- nice to see you again jeanette. in philadelphia and most of our immediate region we are likely going to see some early sunshine before the clouds overtake us. then there's the chance of a spotty shower popping through later this morning and then later this afternoon we get on the other side of those clouds and the sun comes back. temperatures right now not bad. 61 degrees in philadelphia, 58 in allentown, almost 60 in reading and trenton so even our northern suburbs feeling fairly comfortable this morning. 62 in dover. 54 in wilmington and 56 currently in cape may. winds are light out there. and as we roll through the day, yeah, we're not going to get the 80's like we did the last couple of days but it's still going to be pretty nice. 71 degrees clouding up in through this part of the day, just a spotty shower possible in through here and by 3 o'clock 74, a lot more sun coming back. by 5 o'clock 74. we may actually see quite a bit of sunshine there. and by 7 o'clock, 70 degrees. your high today is 75 and we'll proba

in 2004 we commissioned a new portrait of jeanette rankin. she was a person so important in the history and expansion of rights and representation in congress. and we commissioned it we wanted to show what it was like to come into congress is the first woman , when women can't vote nationally. because it was the 20th century, 19 16, 1917 when she is elected inventors congress, she does a lot of newspaper coverage of it. because she is a woman being a novelty, there a lot of coverage of what she is wearing. wasnow exactly what she wearing so the portrait itself chose her in that navy blue dress. we know she was wearing a big hat, we know it's what the washington post said that morning and the portrait has her holding the washington post. she is wearing that hat and is placed in the portrait just outside the timber doors. if were to enter into that space with her she was just about to turn to her right and enter the chamber, at which point she would take off her hat. hats were not born in the chamber even know there was much discussion of as a

jeanette. >> we'll be back in a half hour. i'm jeanette reyes. >> all: good morning, america. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> and welcome back to "gma" and we want to say good morning to catholic charities in trenton, new jersey. wonderful for them to be with us this morning. we're happy to have our wonderful studio audience here, as well. do you see that you have this delicacy in front of you. do you know on the "gma" website it is the number one recipe and the man who brought it to us is here, charlie gibson, ladies and gentlemen. come on out, charlie. come up here. get up here. come on, charlie. charlie, charlie. charlie, charlie. [ cheers and applause ] charlie, charlie. charlie. >> we have a chair here. >> it is so reassuring to know my legacy on the show is a taco casserole. >> would you please join us up here, charlie? could you -- [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to get another hug. mwah. ooh. >> i was very impressed -- oh, hi, darling. >> hi, george. >> it's not just any casserole. doritos, enchilada. >> the easiest thing in the world to

say hello to jeanette reyes. >> hey, jeanette. welcome aboard.we have cloudy skies over the region and and in some cases we're a little damp. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you just some little scattered light sprinkles pushing up through southern bucks county. there you see them pushing out of montgomery county, central south jersey with maybe a blip on the windshield and a bit more out by gettysburg that might pop through a little later on. live view shows you heavier rain that came through earlier its now past new york and some addition in ally showers out to the west south of pittsburgh they're on the way a little bit later today. 59 degrees currently in philadelphia so fairly mild. not a whole lot of wind out here on the terrace either. 58 in wilmington, 53 in allentown and 50 down in cape may. and as we roll through the day it's going to get warm. 63 degrees by 7 o'clock. by noon, 67. some sun coming back. and then we get a little spotty shower or even a thunderstorm during the early to midafternoon hours, a high of 75 around 3 o'clo

it is now 5:27. >> all right, jeanette let's turn to the morning buzz here.he world's toughest ultramarathons and during this year's race only one person was able to complete it. this is why. runners only have 60 hours to finish the 100-mile marathons with a s. runners race up and down the steep cliffs of frozen head state park in tennessee. john kelly was the only runner able to finish yesterday. did it in 59 hours 30 minutes just in time. the look at kells legs and shoes and his face. they all show just how difficult these five 20's mile loops really are. there was heartbreak at the end with one runner collapsing right there at the finish line. it didn't count because it was six seconds after the 60 hour cutoff. gary robbins was exhausted but still was able to get up and get a hug from kelly. ultramarathons. be right back. >> ♪ prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >> now on "action news," deadly gunfire in north philad

jeanette reyes, sun's reyes. >> i like that, jeanette reyes, sun reyes were.uylkill expressway. we notice some police activity with a lot of police here. there were about five different police officers here. some of them just left. but we can see a couple of vehicles in the gore point. this is eastbound on the schuylkill expressway at montgomery drive. as you head towards center city you're dealing wise. eastbound is already heavy from the blue route to the curve. pretty jammed there and then again from the boulevard to montgomery. westbound traffic in this shot not moving as bad but westbound jammed at south street and then again from the boulevard to gladwyne so slowing down on the schuylkill and now and eastbound near montgomery drive police activity with a lot of vehicles there. we've got an accident in glenside still out here on paper mill road at cheltenham avenue. the one in horsham i told you about cleared. horsham road moving a lot better now. now we have new one in limerick so sanatoga road at lozark road. a handful of accidents starting to pop up. t

our jeanette reyes remains at the scene. >> we'll keep our eye on that. karen rogers is keeping an eyen the highways this morning. >> reporter: we're a mess in new jersey because of the two big accidents. 42 freeway at 41 you can see the northbound traffic is jammed solid a 20 minute jammed from the ac expressway to 295 an accident involving a motorcycle. looks to be serious. ambulance on the scene 42 northbound at 295. chopper 6 hd was above 295. it is shut down. it's been shut down all night an accident involving a tractor-trailer. can you see the sands they put on the roadway. the overturned tractor-trailer was causing orange juice that mixed with diesel fuel spill. it's been a mess all night. it's still blocked. you can't get from 295 northbound to 42. ump to exit off 26 that's why traffic is heavy. traffic is heavy because you have an accident involving a motorcycle on 42. it's a mess out there right now. here's a look at 295 you see how it's backed up right now and blocked off as you try to reach 42. 42 itself you're traveling 12 miles per hour once

reporting live in center city, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you jeanette. >>> a teenageris recovering from a shooting in west philadelphia. this was the scene last night around 9:00 p.m. in the 5800 block of montrose street. police say the 18-year-old was shot in the hip. officers rushed him to penn presbyterian hospital for care. he is in stable. police have not made any arrests. it is not clear why he was shot or by whom. >>> details have been released in the murder of a lehigh county mother last year. police arrested joseph rasslers in killing stephanie roof. he lived across the street and they once dated. he killed her with a homemade air gun. he is being held in jail without bail. >>> a reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest in the disturbing case of animal torture in berks county. someone doused the cat in gasoline and tied her in blankets and sanitation workers heard the cat before it was crushed by the garbage truck. humane pennsylvania is offering a reward for leading to the conviction for the abuse. >>> if you're shopping for a car, tryi

matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. right tom meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. hopefully all good news. good morning guys. >> another beautiful day building across the region. let's get you to satellite and we'll show you how the cloud cover is out there to the west of us. we're not really seeing a whole lot of that cloud cover out there and there

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jeanette came to the u.s. from mexico in 1997.he's one of the founders of the metro denver sanctuary coalition. she has helped other undocumented immigrants seek sanctuary. she previously won five postponements of deportation,, but said on she doubts she could wednesday win a similar reprieve under the trump administration. her as sosoon as she went into the church two months ago. but this weekend when i went to denver, i visited jeanette to follow up on how her stay has been. and i spoke to her as well as , her 10-year-old son, roberto, at the c church. i began by asking roberto why his mother is staying at the church. >> she is in the church because there are these people,e, which are like a group of p people nad -- she wanted to like --- herher, in.ck- she tried to make some papers so she could stay here even longer. and then they denied it. but before she went to the check in, she decided to come here. and one of my friends, which is ann, went to do it for her. when they went inside, there were ice already there ready to arres

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> good morning. >> david and karen are here. >> there are some big changes coming up you guys are right. for its a good kind of pattern that we're looking at. a little bit of visibility issue east of philadelphia. most of us looking at clear skies, sunshine coming up over the horizon. it will be a pretty bright day with mostly sunny skies. sitting on 60 degrees which isn't a bad place to be early in the morning, feels pretty comfortable ought there. 58 degrees in wilmington, 56 degrees in allentown. a little cooler but these numbers aren't bad particularly when you consider there's not a lot of wind out there. visibility problems exist in trenton and then starting to sweep down into parts of northeast philadelphia the way this model is showing all of this stuff. airport in atlantic city very low and visibility, too, so to the east of philadelphia there is the chance of some fog and some visibility issues. as we go through the day overall though we're looking bright. 53 degrees by 7 o

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reporting live in pennsauken, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> jeanette, thank you. >> ♪ >>>his morning a man was shot at point blank range in the city's olney section. it happened around 3 o'clock this morning on the 5900 block of north seventh street. police say the victim a 27-year-old man was shot once in the shoulder and once in the back while hall walking -- he was walking up to his home. >> the victim fled on foot south on seventh street with the shooter chasing him and continuing to fire shots at the victim. >> reporter: two parked cars were also shot. the incident was captured on surveillance cameras which police are viewing in hopes of tracking down the suspect. the victim was taken to einstein hospital where he's listed in stable conditioning. >> a philadelphia police cruiser struck a woman in the city's kensington section putting her in the hospital. viewer video obtained by "action news" shows 24th district officers carrying the victim who appeared unconscious onto the back of their police cruiser. the incident happened at a small park at kensington avenue and f

jeanette reyes is with us. here's what's happening. >> breaking news overnight.ple university students are robbed at gunpoint after making themselves an easy target. we are just now hearing from one of those victims. >> also more traffic trouble near rittenhouse square. crews have still not completed repairs on a sinkhole on a heavily used street. >> and the we got an early taste of summer that we were enjoying but the return of spring is on the way. >> and that's okay. it will make us look forward to the warmer temperatures again. dave murphy is outside with no coat on. >> yeah. >> karen rogers has your commute. good morning. >> , yeah, usually i bring a coat home when i know the next morning i'm going to need it, i'll bring it home in the afternoon. didn't bother yesterday because i knew it was going to be nice and mild this morning. as we look at satellite, we have some cloud cover building in from the west but i think early on we're going to start out with some sunshine before we start to transition to those thicker clouds and you see a shower on radar. there

but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. new. get paid twice as fast for free. visit quickbooks-dot-com. >> that's a drug-sniffing dog and it will spend the rest of its life behind bars. kennedy: that's a clip from "2 broke girls." the season finale airs tonight at 9:30 eastern. the actor who plays oleg the cook is with us. he's going to give you a sample of some of his i am taitions. i assumes you were one of those people who started doing impressions as a kid as a survival mechanism. what else the necessary component every impressionist must have? >> it's an ear. you hear singers can do a lot. part of it is kind of hook into what you figure out like i have a thing where i have to listen to multiple clips of somebody. then i cue in. you ve to devep your own way to learn them. i know some people who can hear you once and do them. for some people it takes a year. kennedy: who is your favorite celebrity impression? >> proba

but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. new. get paid twice as fast for free. visit quickbooks-dot-com. [♪] patti ann: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm patti ann browne. tens of thousands marched across the country saturday in support of climate change. there were marches and mass protests in washington, d.c. to coincide with president trump's first 100 days in office. the largest march went down pennsylvania avenue until it reached the white house. fps got into the 90s. vladimir putin was urged not to run for a fourth term. while they were mostly peaceful, arrests her made. the pope celebrated an open-air mass in cairo it was a show of support for the small christian community in egypt. greg: here's the week in a nutshell. ann coulter was coming to berkeley. berkeley canceled ann coulter was coming anyway. organizers couldn't guarantee her safety. ankle third canceled. freedom's cause by portland

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jeanette. >> all right, good day overall. it's not a bird or a plane but was it a meteor? >> did you guys see that? did you guys see that? >> we sure d this woman in southern california posted the video on twitter that appeared to capture the meteor lighting up the sky behind her. we'll be right back. yo, check it. my parents pimped out our crib with fios internet. sick. word on the street is it's bomb.com. i think you're bomb.com michelle, wanna come over and surf those sweet fios speeds like old times? todd, i've moved on to xfinity, they have the fastest internet. sorry todd. fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity delivers the fastest internet. sign up today or get started with this great offer. call, click, or visit an xfinity store today. z1we5z zi0z y1we5y yi0y >> ♪ >> welcome back. here are your top stories. the search is on for the gunman who shot and killed man in west philadelphia early this morning. the man was shot once in the head on the 4100 block of brown street. police found numerous shell casings

but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. new. get paid twice as fast for free. visit quickbooks-dot-com. at red lobster's lobsterfestime. any of these 9 lobster dishes could be yours. so don't resist delicious new lobster mix and match or lobsterfest surf and turf because you won't have this chance for long. >>> welcome back. president trump vowed this morning that the fight to end obamacare is far from over. he tweeted talks on repealing and replacing obamacare are and have been going on and will continue until such time as it a deal is hopefully struck. this as freedom caucus jim jordan who refused to support the plan is standing by his decision. >> tweets and statements and blame don't change facts and the facts remain the same. when you look at the document, you look at the legislation, it doesn't repeal obamacare. even people who support it say -- have called it loobamaca light. doesn't bring down premiums

jeanette reyes has more from middletown. >> reporter: the intense barricade situation continues this morning, it's been going on for 15 hours. the police have been trying to persuade him to surround. he has been uncooperative, multiple shots fired at police, nobody was hit. we're blocks away from the scene which remained active throughout the night. this is happening along saint michael's drive in bicker mills development. there were explosions that occurred that knocked the power out at the staging area where we are located. it would not be unusual about 8:00 a.m., yesterday evening delaware state police used an explosion breaching charge on the home knocking the door down, they have yet to be able to enter the residents. dozens of neighbors and residents were a not allowed in and out of their homes at first, families were separated for several hours, they have since reunited and staying at a shelter. nearby schools were impacted, they were briefly placed on lockdown. >> brick hill did a good job not letting the kids know on the field trip what was going on. but did let the parents

but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette.ks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. new. get paid twice as fast for free. visit quickbooks-dot-com. judge jeanine: part two of my talk with jeff sessions. at issue the consent reform and the freddie gray case. you had the consent decree and it depends on polling in baltimore and other cities. how do you assess the success of police in a consents decree by polling it in baltimore and detroit? >> that's one of the examples of the unwise decisions in a 200-page decree that's a federal judge is overseeing the police department of baltimore. the city of baltimore'for it. -- baltimore fought for it. ball more started adopting these liberal policies before the dee decree came into effect. they curtail their policing. all of that was erode. arrests went down 37%. and firearm assaults, shootings went up double. 100% increase in shootings. when you take the police off the streets, you tell them you don't want them out t

nydia. >> and we hope it does just that, jeanette. thank you. >>> a multistate manhunt for the suspect in a random killing in cleveland has entered its third day. dozens of family and community members held a vigil for the victim, robert goodwin in cleveland last night. 37-year-old steve stevens shot and killed the 74-year-old on sunday then posted video of the shooting on facebook. a $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the capture of stephens. police say friends and family of stephens are being cooperative. they vow to look into every lead. >> we're not going to leave any stone unturned. the tips we want them to keep coming in isn't that investigators say stephens cell phone signal was last detected in eerie pennsylvania on sunday afternoon. >> happening today, attorneys will start questioning possible jurors in the david creato jr. trial. he is the father charged with murdering his three-year-old son in haddon township in 2015. a memorial for brendan has been dismantled days before opening statements. creato's

reporting live in pennsauken, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news."ydia. >> jeanette thanks. >>> as matt pelman has been telling you this morning, even more lane restrictions are being implemented on the ben franklin parkway as the city gets ready for the nfl draft, still more than a week away. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live along the parkway. an exciting event for the city but a real headache for drivers, katherine. >> reporter: it could be, nydia and at this point we already had that first phase of closures. the second phase is supposed to start around midnight. those inner lanes of the ben franklin parkway have not closed yet but it's something you want to look out for because that phase is supposed to start at 12:zero 1:00 a.m. the inner lanes were exposed to close from that 20th to eakins oval for the next phase of the road closures ahead of the nfl draft next week. we have seen cars getting through so far this morning but we don't know how long this is going to last. it runs through saturday the 29th on the parkway eakins oval an

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us, here's what's happening.have information coming in overnight about a military strike in syria. >> a man was shot during a robbery in the feltonville section after giving the robber his cash. >>> play ball, the phillies home opener is hours way, we're live at citizens bank park with more on the festivities. >> let's go over david and matt pellman in for karen rogers. >> reporter: we are

reporting live in pennsauken, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news."t. >> thanks, jeanette. >>> flames tore through a warehouse in chester delaware county. chopper6 was over the 700 block of west third street last night. the entire roof collapsed during this two alarm blaze leaving just four walls standing. the warehouse was filled with mattresses but we don't know the commercial name of the facility. there were no reports of injuries. >> an off duty philadelphia police officer is accused of shooting her husband during an argument at their bucks county home. but so far no charges have been filed. police say the shooting happened just before 6:00 yesterday morning in the drive way of the couple's home on marmic drive in northampton. the husband suffered a wound to his midsection is expected to survive. investigators say the shooting did not involve the officer's service weapon. >>> a lansdale man will go to prison for 10 to 20 years for shooting and killing a fellow church goer during sunday services. 46-year-old mark storms was sentenced yesterday on v

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jeanette reyes is live at northwest detectives with more on the story. georgia -- jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam one man is fighting for his life, another recovering from the shock of a bullet narrowly missing him all this happening just a couple of blocks away from the police station. philadelphia police say around 11:30 thursday night, gunshots rang out near the intersection of north 15th street in logan section. 18th and comlynn police say two men in the car tossed out two guns. a few blocks down they were detained by police. it was clear back at the scene there was a hail of gunfire. nearby cars were riddled with bullets, police even found a window with a bullet hole in it. it narrowly missed a 57-year-old man found asleep inside. he woke up to the bullet lodged in his bed post. police were surprised to find out while investigating the shooting there was in fact a gunshot victim. they received a call from einstein about a 29-year-old victim with multiple gunshot wounds. >> based on on ballistic evidence we know that were fired. we found ove

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what do you say, jeanette. >> i say i'm excited for today.row but today, right, karen. >> yes, that's right. tomorrow we're going to save our patience for the commutes tomorrow. today i'm giving you a day off. how do you like that? we're looking right no you on the new jersey turnpike between exit five and 7a because we have reduced speeds right now of 45 miles an hour and that's because of the fog in the area. you could see a little bit of that fog as we look live right now. this is morrisville bucks county and we can see southbound traffic on your right-hand side just a couple of cars that have been heading out towards langhorne and driving in the fog its not causing a huge problem but just something to be aware of as you head out. we also have an accident in upper moreland township fairway road at edgehill road so watch for that accident and some flooding in new castle county and this is new castle delaware airport road is shut down near macarthur drive. they've been reporting that for awhile. stick to commons boulevard as your alternate.

good morning, maggie. >> reporter: jeanette, good morning.his is by far the secretary's most high profile trip yet. now the entire world watching to see how he'll handle the fragile relationship. secretary of state rex tillerson's trip to moscow could not come at a more tense time for u.s.-russia relations. with growing criticism against russia from world leaders at the g-7 summit in italy and support for the recent u.s. ordered missile strikes on russia's allies, the syrian regime of bashar al-assad. >> i can't imagine a stable and peaceful syria where bash al is that so in point the strike in retaliation for the chemical weapons attack that killed more than 80. now, new accusations from washington that russia was well aware of the chemical weapon stockpile. >> i believe that russia knew about the chemical weapons because they were operating from exact coastal low the same space. >> reporter: russia is denying all accusations and continues to support the syrian government. new images appear to show syria's russian made fighter jets are back

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