across town, sara and lou were checking out cars at the dealership when sara's phone rang. >> i receive phone call from emily. and she says that, "trish fell in the pool. i need you to come home." >> did she say that trish was dead? >> yes. >> so this is shocking news. you've all just had lunch a few hours before. and now you're hearing trish is dead, huh? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: lou and sara raced back home to angels landing, where police and emts were already on the scene. >> there's no reason to believe that she was under the influence of anything at this time. >> reporter: they had pulled trish's body from the pool, and taken photographs. a single beach sandal floated on the water's surface. pieces of trish's hair clip were in the pool. it had snapped apart when she banged her head, they presumed. and there were small bruises and a cut on trish's forehead. the medical examiner determined trish's death was due to a freakishly bad accident. trish was just 26 years old. >> and trish was gone? >> yeah. >> reporter: the family was in a state of shock. >> devastated. >> trish had been kin

our sara sidner out live for us as well. sara, what are you seeing? >> reporter: interestingly enough, david witt? >> yes, ma'am. >> i just recognized david as he was having a conversation, if you will, with the police officers here. he's come all the way from ferguson. i recognize him from ferguson, missouri. can i ask you, are you going to obey this curfew that is happening right now, are you going home? >> well, honestly right now, we got our people with our press pass, so we good, we going to stay out here, with the peoples, we gonna document what happens. you see people that's hout here, they getting ready to move in, so this is what we do. so we able to stay out here past the curfew. >> you started this, you started getting into this because of what happened to michael brown, right? >> absolutely. now what we doing is making sure that other communities are equipped with the same knowledge that we began to use out in ferguson. and the guy that videotaped gray being abused, he's actually decided willingly, we contacted him, he's like, we want to d

sara has to help. >> sara always has that covered. >> don't worry about it.barrassing, sara haines will do. don't worry. big congratulations to you. we know you're a newlywed. we really are excited to hear about that and excited to have you at abc news. so thanks again and welcome. >> reporter: thank you very much. >> great to have her. >>> coming up on "good morning america," a simple question, or is it? what color is this woman's hair? it looks purple? or is it blue? the great debate in "pop news" with the one, the only sara haines. attention. did you or anyone in your household work around asbestos-containing gaskets and packing? the garlock bankruptcy may affect your rights even if you do not presently have an asbestos-related disease. garlock's products were used in industrial and maritime settings, where steam, hot liquid or acid moved in pipes. certain personal injury claims must be filed by october 6, 2015. you may have a right to vote on garlock's plan to reorganize and pay claims. call 844-garlock or go to garlocknotice.com new dannon oikos triple z

sara sidner has got the latest on that. sara when you think about what happens when you get on an amtrak from washington new york. you probably take off your shoes, take out your laptop put your bags in the compartment above. there's a lot of stuff flying around through that train. >> reporter: right. you're not wearing a seat belt. sometimes, people are able to lie down across the seats comfortably, you know, an evening trip. you know we heard from some of the folks inside some of the passengers inside just how they were feeling during all of this and what they felt as they were coming around the curve. and i want to give you a look. we've made it on to the tracks. and we're standing right next to the tracks where this train was traveling. you can see the train is still there. you can see the last car there leaning way over to its right. you can also see the curve there. we heard from some of the passengers that they felt themselves going around that curve. and that's when things seemed to go all wrong. passengers talking

>> i think we may have lost sara sidner. a large crowd and law enforcement authorities there as well. protesters protesting just outside of this mosque in phoenix. we're going to watch what is going on there. there is a draw mohammed contest underway as well. and these protesters saying they are the first amendment right and the second amendment right and some bringing weapons to them as well. sara can you hear me, are you there? >> reporter: i can hear you, wolf. can you hear me. >> yes, i hear you. i want you to set me the scene because we see a small crowd right outside of the mosque. what is going on. >> reporter: so what are you seeing are about ten to 12 people that have come to protest islam. they have been bearing arms and can you see the guns on their hips. they are here in support of religious freedom and being here and being part of the community. and the crowd here to support the mosque is to support some of those who have shown up standing in front of the mosque is far larger than the group that tried to get fol

sara, good morning, everyone.he big cleanup after a deadly night of tornadoes, at least 40 tornados reported overnight, several twisters touching down in northern texas. in cisco, one person is dead after the violent storms barrelled through that city. >>> the taliban is claiming responsibility for shooting down a pakistani helicopter carrying two diplomats. they say they used a surface-to-air missile to bring down that chopper. >>> in washington hundreds of mothers, some whose children were allegedly killed by police officers held a rally called the million mom march. other demonstrations held in other parts of the country. >>> finally, a mayoral race mixup has spurred giggles the pig. t-shirts. and it started after a clerical error forced when they had to file as write-ins. they want to educate residents to demand more from their human officials. giggles appears to be picking up support. he or she has 132 followers. no word on how he plans to deal with pork barrel spending. >> oh yes. >> giggles won't like that.

i'm going to go to cnn's sara sidner. sara is standing by in the crowd as well.ble to get a reaction to the curfew being left in place tonight? >> reporter: yeah. i mean we've got protesters who have said when that curfew is put in place, we will leave. we will go home because they're saying, we don't want to see any other black or brown people put in jail. i want to talk to someone who has lived here in baltimore her entire life ms. yvonne thomas. she has been here -- i do want to -- >> i need to get to another police press conference. i'm sorry sara. sorry about that. i need to get to a police press conference. >> come together as one where we've had pastors, young adults police officers coming together as one city. peace and calm is always better than violence. my hope is that we work towards a new level of partnership in all parts of our community as we move forward. it is important that we do not lose sight of what brought us here. many families remain in pain tonight. the gray family, the family of all of the officers involved, families across baltimore hav

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>> yes, it is panera sara.s from the bread bowls. how much of an overhaul is this to the ingredients? is it going to cost you and the consumer in the form of higher prices. >> we don't expect a price increase because of this. this is a difficult process. it happened over 40 50 years. manufacturers in the '60s and '70s were trying to drive shelf space or greater efficiency so they could lower prices or they were trying to have greater consistency because consistency meant it could be machines. over the last five or ten years we've been to learn this isn't necessarily good for us. it seems to us really clear, simple, less processed food is better. that's essentially the reduction of everything we've learned about nutrition. keep it less processed. keep it closer to your pantry. >> there's an element of pr savvy in this move. what do you expect in terms of brand awareness or brand recognition from doing something like that? >> you know, i don't actually know. i guess we don't start there. we start by trying to mak

i'm sara sidner from cnn.ou tell me a little bit what what you think about the curfew and what you're talking about. the curfew is in a half an hour. >> nobody feels comfortable about the curfew. nobody. it's saturday night. it's a fight night and people want to enjoy themselves but we have to also be concerned about the safety of folks. that's the decision made by the governor and the mayor, and that is not my decision. but i've talked to one young lady who said that she will get arrested. and she feels that it's a violation of her rights. i said it would be inconveniencing to her but she said it's a matter of principle. there's nothing else i can say. >> reporter: people saying they're not going to obey the curfew. what is your take on what you saw today, very different scene than what we saw just a week ago. >> i've seen a great -- we had some problems monday night but other than that it's been fine. i think we've done very well. i think we've set an example for the nation to be very frank with you, things

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara is off and in the news, a fall from grace, one man in line forck succession to the president. is under fire. >>> but first there is a city wide han hunt for the pair wanted for sexual assaults in south philadelphia. as they search the suspect's own mother is urge you ing him to turn himself in. chad pradelli is live with the latest. >> reporter: sources pel me police know with who their suspect is and now they just need to find them. police raided the home on the 300 block of rosewood, looking for their suspect on surveillance here released yesterday, felder and her daughter identified him as rahim, and was just released from priss on for serving 12 years behind bars for attempted murder. >> i need you to come home son turn yourself in. >> his home is just two blocks away from the sexual assaults. they have uncovered gloves and sfeekers of a hoody. they believe he first burglarized the home early monday morning and took the victim's vehicle and parked it a few blocks away and then went back

another thing is the cloud cover as sara mentioned. the clouds have started to mix a little bit these are thin enough to allow sunshine in and cloudier than it was earlier. temperatures are zooming again for the second straight day even up in allentown you are up at 76 80 in millville and 77 down at the shore and of course these numbers aren't done we'll continue to see them rise over the next several hours later this afternoon in philadelphia we expect a high of 85 degrees well above the high of 71. and tonight's low 61 well above average. we'll have more on the storms with future tracker 6 coming up in a bit. the pollen count is medium high and if you have allergies keep your medications handy. if you suffer from asthma we don't have a code orange ozone action day but we have moderate air pollution and you may want to take it easy and not do any walking for long periods of time outdoors. sara future tracker 6 with today's storms and a change in the forecast tomorrow all ahead in the accuweather forecast. >> we don't want a change dav

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara is off and in the news a temple university professor is under arrest the secret he is accused of selling to china and the secret behind a popular wrinkle wrinklele reliever. millions of americans are hitting the roads and skies for the unofficial start of summer and sky 6 hd is looking live at ac and plenty of sunshine on the beach for anyone lucky to be there already like nora muchanic who joins us from the shore but first meteorologist, melissa magee, is here with the first check of the accuweather forecast. happy friday melissa. >> happy friday to you rick. what a difference a day makes yesterday we were stuck in the 50s with plenty of cloud cover and today we are basking in the sunshine 72 in philadelphia and 72 in trenton and 60 at the poconos. along the coast in atlantic city 64 and 63 down in dover. the wind speed is breezy, 20 miles per hour in wilmington but look at the wind particles with the wind and the direction is coming in from the west and that lets you know that things are w

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what is the next story, sara?cited to be presenting the trophy and then was asked about getting his son into the game. >> how long do you think it will be before you take prince george to his first football match? >> i have to ask the missus. see how i get away with that. >> he has to pass it by the missus. >> and see if he gets away with it. >> mama kate calls the shots. you go girl. isn't that the case with you as well? >> yeah kate calls the shots in your house. >> bianca can call the shots. >> have you met bianca? she's a doctor. she's in charge. >> yes, she is. >>> and finding out you're pregnant is exciting enough, but what about sharing the news, she just found out that she was pregnant with twins and invited her sister to sit in on the ultrasound. her sister was just happy to be in the room. she went bonkers when she caught on about the great expectations. >> are those two? oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! i was thinking they are two. oh, my god! can i have one? >> oh. look at her reaction, you know tha

. >> sara the duck whisperer. >>> we're going to move on now to a very different story. this is about an alert mom who leapt into action when she spotted a van she just heard described in an amber alert on the radio. >> she said that van pulled right in front of her, she followed it. abc's akitti roy has the details. >> 911. >> i heard the amber alert on my radio and i am behind the van right now. >> reporter: this just-released 911 call capturing a moment that a woman realizes she's right behind a man wanted for kidnapping. 31-year-old joshua reavus and his two kids. they believe he took his kids and fled from his idaho home. after a dispute with his wife. >> yes, it was right next to me. >> reporter: authorities say the children were in immediate danger. she didn't want the van to get away. she tailed reavus. using exit numbers to guide officers. >> we're now passing exit 42. we're at the exit 46. i'm here i'm right behind him. until a sheriff takes over he's not going anywhere. >> reporter: police were closing in. kelci warning one point that the driver may be trying

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live in center city, i'm sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. >>> an allentown teenager and her boyfriend will stand trial for the murder of her mother 14-year-old jaime sylvanic cried and her boyfriend smiled for the cameras. prosecutors say they conspired to kill carol sylvanic because she did not approve of their relationship. >>> clark announced today he is endorseing his former colleague jim kenny in the primary. president obama will make a stop in camden on monday he will meet with the camden county police department and with children to discuss how they are forging relationships. camden was recently one of eight communities designated as a promise zone. the program used federal grants to boost the economy and reduce crime and improve public health. the verdict is in in the trial of six former philadelphia police officers accused of corruption. >> well, it was a comfortable spring day the 80s will be making their way back into the region by the weekend along with storms i'll explain in the accuweather forecast. >> phillies afternoon highlights, ducis roger

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news this afternoon, federal investigators have arrived in philadelphia at the site of the deadly amtrak derailment in port richmond six are confirmed dead and more than 200 hurt. and some are unaccounted for and hearing dramatic stories from those that survived and a section of the nation's busiest railway is closed as teams comb the railways for possible victims. >> the accident happened last night bound for new york city, we have learned that the black box is recovered and the train's engineer is being questioned. we have live team coverage for the investigation from the victims to the survivors. lets begin with john rawlins live at the scene. >> reporter: we heard from mayor nutter, he cautioned that much of the information is preliminary and subject to change this is a mass casualty situation and there is also confusion, the death toll does standard at six at this time, that is the confirmed authorized death toll and there are many many people that are very sick and hurt

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news a long awaited day for commuters the long awaited generation of patco trains. >> and anthrax samples were sent around the nation. what led to that mistake. >>> and police just released new pictures that could help catch the man behind a sexual assault, the first look yet at a man wanted for attacking a woman in her own bid. chad pradelli has the image and details from investigators. >> reporter: sara until now investigators only had a sketch and distant grainy video and now images that clearly show the suspect. they hope that those images and a reward will lead to the attacker. the new surveillance video has allowed investigators to better create a timeline of monday morning sexual assault on the 1800 block of rose wood, police believe the suspect just burglarized the home and stole his car and parked it a few blocks away and then went back and sexually assaulted her as she slept. >> it goes to the boldness of this individual that he could enter the property not once but twice and get

i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara, a massage therapist in chester county is behind bars tonight, accused of sexually assaulting a client during a massage. this is 60-year-old james deeder authorities say he assaulted the woman at massage envy in west goshen he rated until he earned her trust before assaulting her and deider worked as a massage therapist in chester county. they believe there are more victims out there. those that took lunch outdoors are in for a treat today in west philadelphia. >> the live at lunch concert series kicked off today, each wednesday at noon there is a free concert for local musicians that runs through june 24th and dill worth park hosts local screenings and happy hour specials. coming up on "action news" tonight. the shore rental season is heating up we'll show you some of the homes available at the beach and no love lost lasean mccoy blasts his former coast chip kelly the details and reaction to all the allegations. >>> after three days in the 80s temperatures dropped to the 70s but the 80s are making a come back. >> those st

. >> reporter: hey sara feeling sticky already and the temperatures are up as well. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we can see where the storms are starting to form and we are watching live aas that line really develops it's in harrisburg and gettysburg, a wider look here with storm tracker 6 live hd these storms are starting to fire up across the region. 78 degrees in quakertown and 81 in pottstown and coatesville and 83 in center city and chester feeling warmer than that when you factor in the humidity. 83 in browns mills and 82 in hammonton and 83 in dover delaware you saw the numbers along the coast line, it's cooler in the upper 60s, dew point 69 degrees, any time you get above 60 it's humid. and wilmington and dover 70 and 73, very sticky out here, we are watching the storm threat and the highest risk is for the storm threat, it doesn't take much to get downpours and we need the rain and we are getting some of that we'll see moderate lightning as well. we have the chance for strong winds to develop. here is what you need to be concerned about it ha

"america tonight"s sara hoy in the community.ghbours say the full story is not told from the root cause that is may have led to the unrest between how small and larger parts of the community is trying to save itself. >> you know the news reporters will not show the scene, like day. >> reporter: in the days after riots put the city of baltimore in a chokehold a calm returned to the streets. people of baltimore are left not only with a damaged city, but a negative image of youth that accurate. this man is a community activist who works mediators. >> there's a 7-day truce in the hoods of baltimore that count. the neighbourhoods have agreed that, you know, it's enough black on black crime, black on black crime, white on white crime, is enough in our neighbourhoods period. we are going to start in a 7 day, week, month or here. we'll start with seven days, and they haven't reported that. the new report issing it that is talked about. we are talking about it in the neighbourhood. we don't here one space talking about the fact. >> report

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick will be along at 5:00, in the news this noon, a high school gym teacher gives up a kidney to save a life. >>> and carbon monoxide fills a local home, but the big story is a court appearance charged with murdering police sergeant robert wilson. they waived their preliminary hearing this morning, prosecutors say that both men fired potentially fatal shots at a game stop back in march. katherine scott was in court this morning and joins us in center city with new information. >> reporter: this was a packed courtroom packed with officers and packed with family members, they left now and we know that the defendants waived their preliminary hearing and the prosecutors summarized the evidence they will present some witnesses for this trial. lets go to video from this morning from the family of that sergeant leaving the courthouse this morning they were in the courtroom when prosecutors summarized evidence and the witnesses they would call. they are accused of shooting sergeant wilson at a game stop

. >> reporter: dad bod inspiration, think jason siegel's nude scene in "forgetting stair sara marshall" or paul rudd downing cupcakes in this is 40. it was this article why girls love the dad bod written by mckenzie pearson that made dad bod an internet sensation. she says this is why. >> it makes girls i think feel more vulnerable when they aren't with someone who is meal prepping every sunday and being intimidating. the experience of cuddling with someone w little more on them than pure muscle and bone and skin is definitely more comforting. >> reporter: mega stars like leonardo dicaprio and seth rogen have been called dad bods so for zach rosenberg he's in good company. >> you are working with a lack of muscle deaf nation across your chest and abs which i definitely have. i have abs in there someone. young i don't know how many there are but at least two. let me see yours. >> reporter: shortly after mckenzie's dad proclamation went viral there was a tidal wave of controversy. men were rejoicing. women started to cry foul on twitter using the #mombod. would a woman ever be celebrated

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news, a controversial arrest. >> and a field trip ends before it begins when a packed school bus crashes on the schuylkill expressway. >>> and a spring data feels more like fall. we have rain moving in including delaware and the jersey shore sky 6 hd is looking live in delaware and cape may right now. it's a damp cool day with temperatures well below what they should be. for more on that, david murphy is live at the big board. >> we have showers creeping into the west and affecting south jersey, this current view is similar to future tracker 6, right now everything just below the pennsylvania turnpike and break away showers to the north of turnpike, from philadelphia south, this is scattered fairly light precipitation and nuisance stuff for the most part and cells affecting south jersey and parts of delaware for now light nuisance stuff slowing you down on the roadways we have a lot to get lieu before we are at the other side of this mtd iter erthere is an area of low pressure guiding this

. >> we talk about sara in the negative. there's no one that talks about sara in the positive. >> reporter: they are tribes vastly downsized as a result of european arrival across the continent. gatherings like this allow american indians to sell bralt, and also in many ways cling to what is left of their culture. >> for us it's different. we look at it as our people were devastated you know what happened. it affected our culture and whole livelihood. >> by choice or by force, some 5,000 indians were baptized during sara's administration. >> mission delores, the 7th of the 21 missions in the state. and where andrew galvin a descendent of the missions converted, works as curator. >> he is calling us to be saints. >> galvin's is the minority voice. >> i believe he was one of the champions of native people in protecting my ancestors, because he founded mission san francisco. >> vincent disagrees. it's a bit of a family feud. he's galvin's cousin. >> it's amazing, for me i see a horrible place of colonisation where there was suf

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we are following breaking news on the pennsylvania turnpike, all westbound lanes are block between the valley forge right now but traffic is getting by on the shoulder as you can see on the left of your screen. >> this accident involves several vehicles including the tractor trailer "action news" learned of two minor injuries and a possible fuel leak. traffic is backed up for several miles, we'll continue to follow the efforts to clear the scene you can check for updates at 6abc.com. >>> we are also following breaking news in philadelphia police are announcing charges in two serious accidents including a hit and run that critically injured a temple university student. chad pradelli is live with new information. >> reporter: sara investigators here quickly zeroed in on two defendants, one was captured at the scene and the other young man turned himself in shortly after the accidents and both were charged for related offenses. >> eric was arrested and charged for mowing down a man on march 30th she then

disguised themselves as police officers, and sara bloomquist will back down the charges coming up at 6:00. >> now a check of "action news" traffic report tonight. lets take it to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> the volume on the schuylkill this afternoon could make you wish you could untether the 6 abc zoo balloon but you can't stick with the traffic on 76 especially westbound as people head home from the phils game well over an hour ago, on schuylkill and 95 and traffic on the mlk drive and the kelly drive is closed through saturday evening this time through the stotesbury regatta and the northeast extension northbound because of an earlier crash approaching landsdale the delays are not gone. in newcastle a wreck approaching 273 and of course we have the problems with mass transit, no trains running on amtraks northeast corridor between here and new york city and the latest we are hearing is that the

sara?rter: we're actually standing on the tracks that have been closed now because of this derailment. we can see the scene very clearly now although we cannot see all the way around the bend, you can certainly see three of them that are definitely askew looking like they have been flipped over on their side one of them. we can see several what looks like investigators who are looking at the tracks themselves. clearly the investigation is also underway, the rescue mission as well. you can see lots of rescue trucks just below us on the bridge under where we are in this neighborhood here. we are northeast of downtown. checking on the tracks, looking in the cars and we're getting quite a good view here. it's eerie in a sense that there is absolutely no traffic on these particular tracks. a lot of folks use this as a commuter train from washington too new york. we know they have stopped all service at this time. obviously that train still there block those tracks there. it was on its way to new

. >> sara, i would never do that. i would hunt anyone that would hurt my cubs. >> somebody that would never hurt a cub. >> rob. >> rob marciano, out in oklahoma city. how are you doing, sir? >> i'm doing great, dan. come storm chasing with us, you can put character head out window and hold your hands in the air. this area can't catch a break as far as storms rolling through. the carolinas obviously a big weather storm. an early tropical storm ana. tropical storms up from charleston to moorehead city. we're looking for this to trek toward the carolina coastline. there's cooler waters along the coastline. it will be waves and winds and maybe some coastal flooding. switching gears to what's going on out here, this is a strong storm northern california come through the rockies it will help ana get its field going more severe weather here, and heavy mountain snow in parts of the rockies. so the bears will see snow. heavy rain across the plains. they can't catch a break, lots of water on the roads that's a check on the nati

bill sara back over to you. >> nothing runs like sara eisen when there's chocolate ice cream behind us's sitting right behind us. >> you're talking dom jealous. >> sounds good. >> 12 points left in the trading session with the dow starting to move lower. 500 million taking a bite out of market here with the dow down 30 points. s&p down 2. i don't know it's going to be close for the nasdaq. >> slipping lower but still in record territory. 5,092 is the level you want to watch. much more to come on "closing bell." and what could be delaying apple tv? reaction to warren buffett's prescription for income inequality. and memorial day weekend, it is time for the indy 500. we'll talk to the ceo of the celebrated holiday race when we come back. there is an ancient rhythm... [♪] that flows through all things... through rocky spires... [♪] and ocean's swell... [♪] the endless... stillness of green... [♪] and in the restless depths of human hearts... [♪] the voice of the wild within. >>> i don't know if they're going to do it. the number to watch on nasdaq is 5,092.09. >> just about there. >> it's