live in new york, lana zach, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> an overturned tractor trailer caused major problems for the drivers on the ben franklin bridge this morning, the semi tipped over on to its side at 5:00 a.m. snarling traffic heading into philadelphia for the evening rush and the action cam was there as the crews uprighted the truck and hours later the bridge is now clear. a driver lost control along kelly drive at boathouse row and the car ended up on its roof, this happened at 4:30 and the car landed across the road on the jogging path and the driver was able to get out without help. the medics helped the person out at the scene. police need your help tracking down a gunman that opened fire at a car, at martha street in the port richmond section. the driver honked at someone in the middle of the street who happeneded to be armed and subsequently fired at the driver, no one was hurt. a short time later the suspect was seen making his get away through the grocery store the suspect's name may be william and he has a skull tattoo on his right hand, anybody that know

lets turn to lana zach live in new york. >> reporter: that is right rick, the united states has pledged $10 million in international aid to nepal but this is all hampered by the sheer destruction on the ground. look at this new video from tibet. as the ground begins to shake you can hear the terrifying screams, saturday a 7.8 magnitude earthquake brought ancient cities in nepal to ruins. this fell after it stood for a millenia, and now search and rescue takes on a frantic mission, there are signs of hope. though the number of dead is expected to rise, nepal's prime minister predicts the death toll could reach 10000, and others are affected. so many areas are inaccessible to relief workers and accessible only by drone. >> deaths are coming out for a large earthquake, we will only find out more in the days to come. >> reporter: international aid is coming in but facing new challenges. >> people are suffering from problems. >> for the weary victims the terror continues as aftershocks force people to make their homes in giant ternt cities. >> and just moments ago, abc news learned that anot