weeks. >> frightened passengers flee a plane and it caught fire hadn't an emergency lands brag they finally made there it to philadelphia international airport. >> it's 6:31 on this wednesday karen is off. what a dandy today. >> take a look as satellite. the closest cloud cover is well to the south and off to the north and east of us and sandwiched in between we have a lot of really bright sunshine building up over the horizon. it is a little cool to start out. let's travel down to mays landing where my follower on twitter reports 45 degrees in mays landing and in fact across the region right now we have a lot of temperatures ranging from the low 40's up to the low 50's. 40 degrees in millville but 51 in philadelphia. and a light breeze similar to yesterday for now. we are going to warm up today though. by 8 o'clock, 57 and then by noon up to 70. that's a quick rise to that 70 and 75 by 3 o'clock with a high of 76 today probably hitting at about 4 o'clock this afternoon. for those of hugh have been sneezing a little bit lately, you're probably going to do a bit more of that today as we have a relatively high pollen count. however you can see it does drop off a little bit as we get cooler and cloudier and maybe a little damp heading in through thursday and friday. i'll have more on that cool down in the accuweather 7-day forecast. matt pelman war roads looking like early on. >> david chopper 6hd remains high in the sky over the bustleton section of the city. a crash involving a police cruiser from the seventh district. the officer was responding to a robbery call that turned out to be unfounded but he lost control of his cruiser here along krewstown road in bustleton. ran off the roadway. has a bump to his head. they're checking for a concussion right now and you can see krewstown road remains blocked in both directions a fire truck just pulled up on the scene. the scene is between algon avenue and rising sun avenue. officers are out here investigating trying to see what happened to that guy who ran off the roadway. bustleton avenue a better way to go instead of krewstown road through bustleton this morning. a crash here in plymouth metering northbound side of the blue route approaching the mid-county toll plaza in the ez pass lanes. stay in the cash and e-z pass lance. ease pennsylvania pass only lanes. one vehicle favorite wrong way. that truck also involved so penndot has blocked off those e-z pass only lanes as you head toward the toll plaza. an update on our water main break by bryn mawr college. it's now closing morris avenue. we're hearing until 11 o'clock this morning. at least until they can make repairs. old gulph road a possible alternate on this wednesday morning. tam. >> thank you matt. and breaking now baltimore has come through its first night of curfew. it was a relatively calm night compared to the chaos of the day before. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and the city got off to a rough start late last night. officers did make some arrests when people in the streets were throwing bricks and rocks at officers. the crowd though then lessened after police deployed pepper pellets and smoke canisters. from that point on police did have the city under control. and obviously you can tell from these scenes that the night starter off unstable but the situation didn't get close to escalating to the kind of violence we saw monday night into tuesday morning. many residents volunteers and community leaders vowed to keep the peace in the city saying freddie gray, the 25-year-old whose death sparked such outrage would not want this to happen to baltimore. residents spent yesterday cleaning up the aftermath of those violent riots saying that the violence that overtook their city broke their hearts but now they are proud. the police commissioner echoed those feelings in an overnight news conference. >> major events earlier in the evening, we had a group march down to the down sun area to city hall, we had no major issues with that. we had a small group within that group of about four to five people that we stopped and had a conversation with but allowed that em to proceed on that group had no issues. very proud of them. they came down, did a first amendment rights and went back and returned to the area that they had come from. >> reporter: for now the curfew will remain in effect for a week and authorities say the national guard will continue to patrol the streets. head over to my facebook page to see some of the positive images emerging this morning of the cleanup effort and the residents who are uniting to reject violence and vowing to protect their neighbors and their city. tam back to you. >> okay, thank you erin. we're also monitoring the unrest in ferguson, missouri. there were reports that two separate shootings wounded two people near demonstrations against police. crowds gathered near the site where an officer killed 18-year-old michael brown last year. gunfire hit one person in the leg. the other person was shot in the neck. at least one person is under arrest. we'll keep an eye on this developing story and bring you any updates as they come in. >> 6:35 and the lawyer for the family who filed a wrongful death lawsuit against philadelphia police plans to publicly discuss the court action later today. police shot and killed brandon tate brown during a traffic stop in the mayfair section in december. his parents filed the suit claiming police planted evidence to make it appear as if their son was reaching for a gun. district attorney seth williams did not charge the officers saying surveillance video corroborated their version of what happened. the city has not commented on the litigation. happening today, a local restaurant will hold a day long fundraiser for the family of slain philadelphia police officer robert wilson, iii. he was shot and killed last month when robbers barged into a north philadelphia game stop last month. johnny's fine italian cuisine is raising money for his family including wilson's two young sons. it has a 30-dollar special today. the restaurant is at comly and harbison avenue in the wissinoming section. >> developing this morning philadelphia police hope to learn more today about what they've labeled a suspicious death. a landlord discovered the body of a 39-year-old man in the man's apartment in frankford yesterday. neighbors on the 1600 block of wakeling street have reported an odor so the landlord checked on the man. police say his body was badly decomposed. investigators are not released the man's name but say no one had heard from him in weeks. >> a midair flight -- or fire on a raleigh to newark flight led to an emergency landing at philadelphia international airport. the republic airlines flight operating as united air express diverted to phl yesterday afternoon. one of the plane's prop engines caught fire mid flight. firefighters surrounded flight 4882 moments after it landed. brian giordano captured cell phone video as more than 70 on board hustled out of the plane. >> it was a little tense because they prepped us for a crash. so, you know, it was -- and they went through the routine and made sure we knew how to position ourselves and if they called out brace brace that's what we were supposed to do. >> passengers commended the pilot and crew for keeping everyone calm and landing safely. one passenger who had a history of heart issues complained of chest problems and was taken to the hospital. >> but everything turned out well there. >> what a ride. >> let's take a look at the great ride we're in for accuweather. >> nice day. storm tracker six live double scan tam shows you we're dry. as we take a look outside to the great outdoors they are pretty great this morning lots of sunshinely i love it when sky six catches that picture of the container ship going by in the back round. a lot happening at the airport. looks like a busy morning and bright, too. little bit cool out the door, 51 degrees right now in philadelphia. your dewpoint low, an indication of that dry air in place. winds west-southwest only at 5 miles per hour. a little bit of a breeze every now and then but you put a jacket on, you're fine this morning. bring your sunglasses too if you're going to be outside for awhile or driving as we have plenty of sunshine in store today. a few more clouds working their way in as the day goes on. kind of like yesterday. but still pretty bright today. 57 degrees by 8 o'clock. 68 degrees by 11:00 and then we are off to the races. 73 degrees by 2 o'clock. spending the whole afternoon in the 70's in fact. and we'll see that high of 76 rather late in the day. probably about 4 o'clock. and still holding onto a similar number by 5:00 so nice and warm later on. high temperatures from north to south pretty similar away from the shore. up in allentown and trenton and reading mid 70's. same thing in philadelphia and wilmington and all the way down to millville. and then right down by the coast it's the low to mid 60's today next to that cool ocean water. nice and warm across most of the region, though and even at the shore feeling fairly comfortable. keep in mind, though, that with high temperatures in the 70's and lots of sun out there, it's that kind of day that's going to draw people out but the u.v. index is running high and you will want your sunscreen handy today definitely protect the skin. over the next couple days things start to change. we get a coastal low that eventually is going to combine with some energy inland and the two of these will form a stronger deepening low also a it heads off shore. now, this means more clouds around tomorrow with some sunny breaks, slight chance of an afternoon shower but i think mainly dry. temperatures will ease back down a little bit and then on friday the on shore flow over that low is really going to kick in. it will get us fairly cloudy on friday and cooler and maybe some more showers around as that low moves off the coast but the low itself is going to be so far away that i think this is going to have minimal impact precipitation-wise. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, 76, nice and warm today. tomorrow still getting up to about 70 but there will be more clouds and maybe a spotty shower. and then breezy and much cooler on friday with that on shore flow. look at that high, 59 degrees so for one day we'll be chilling out a little bit again and there is the chance of a couple of more spotty showers around. again i don't think either of these daisy a lost rain. and then on saturday the storm is gone. we get up to 68 degrees. it's going to be nice for that 6abc 4 o'clock union game at ppl park. if you've got tickets you picked a good one probably the best day so far down at ppl. hopefully we get a win against toronto fc. sunday blue cross broad street one. 50's and 60's, good weather. 76 degrees in the afternoon and it looks like 80 is possible both monday and tuesday. 80 i say. >> make it happen. >> love it. >> thanks, david. 6:41 now. up next the disturbing video now surfacing that shows an all out brawl in a shopping mall parking lot on long island. matt. >> it is starting to look like a parking lot matt. it's 95 southbound side just normal morning volume really kicking in from academy to cottman, the betsy ross in to girard. the latest on a crash along 476 the blue route. >> the state of gay couples in the u.s. and their ability to marry may come down to one supreme court justice. the update on what's going on when "action news" continues. >> ♪♪ >> 6:44. open up your windows, people. it's a wonderful -- maybe not just yet. it's 57 degrees on city avenue but today we are getting up to 76 blue skies not a cloud in sight over center city. >> let's heads on over to matt pelman. is traffic looking that good? >> if you're wearing a sweatshirt you could open up the windows right now absolutely. traffic is not looking so good this morning. we have a bunch of issues we've been watching tam and matt. one is a crash on the northbound side of 476, the blue route. penndot is out there, they're blocking off the e-z pass only lanes because of the accident that's right over here. one of the vehicles right there is facing the wrong way. a truck is also involved. this is all unfolding in plymouth meeting approaching the mid-county toll plaza. you can get by. there's not a huge delay but you have to stay in those local lanes. can't use the e-z pass only lanes. better news for you in lower providence this morning. south park avenue finally reopened after monday morning's mess. there are still some crews out there making repairs to the road but you're able to get through if you're headed over toward 422 where speeds now are in the teens and 20's as you come east from collegeville and head in toward king of prussia. still watching a downed tree this morning in paoli by the walgreens and 7-eleven along lancaster avenue route 30 at 252. new construction during the mid days beginning today through mid june they'll close newtown road. a water main break right by bryn mawr college this morning blocking off morris avenue. so that's a good spot to avoid and of course all the normal delays are taking shape along the schuylkill expressway with speeds in the teens. same on 95 as you come southbound in the typical slow spot. watching a crash that has cleared in willow grove along ellis road. everything reopened there but cheltenham avenue and ogontz avenue is a another accident scene. we're hearing there were some people injured in that particular crash. matt. >> thanks matt. a parking spot spat on long island led to this brawl between two women at a mall on sunday. this is new video of the fight which surfaced o and facebook. one woman straddles the other punches her in a face which a cloud which included young children watches. no word on the victim's condition and police are using the video here to try to identify the aggressor. >> happening today the u.s. supreme court will consider banning a drug used in some executions. it comes exactly one year after a botched lethal injection in oklahoma. attorneys for other oklahoma death row inmates are set to ask supreme court justices to outlaw a sedative used in the procedure. such a ruling could force states to either find new execution drugs or change the way that they put prisoners to death. demonstrators gathered outsite the high court yesterday both for and against same-sex marriage. the supreme court appears to be divided on the issue. justice anthony kennedy will likely cast the deciding vote in the case. experts said judging from the questions he had during oral arguments kennedy seems to be leaning towards approving gay marriage but we won't know for sure until that final decision is handed down probably sometime in late june. >> 6:47. we have been following the latest developments out of baltimore and so is "good morning america." we'll get a live "gma" preview next. david. >> all right, guys, we are dressing the kids in a jacket this morning because we have temperatures down around 50 this afternoon though shorts and t's big time. i'll have your day planner forecast and there's nothing you're not going the like about this. that's coming up next. >> time now to get a preview of "good morning america." >> amy robach continues our coverage of among other things what's going on in baltimore this morning. good morning amy. >> reporter: that's right matt and tam. great to be with you on this wednesday. coming up we'll be talking about the state of emergency in baltimore with violence erupting overnight as police enforce that city wide curfew. costs from the riots may run into the billions of dollars and community members are already work together to clean up their neighborhood. one of the most powerful images though to emerge from these riots is that mother who pulled her son out of the chaos. we're hearing from her this morning. and then a technical glitch that grounded dozens of flights. american airlines experiencing major delays last night because of a problem with the pilot's ipad. abc's david curly. a high school teacher who took down a shooter saving lives. abc speaking with that teacher. we'll hear about his brave decision. and then a miracle at a houston highway. abc's kendis gibson speaks with those involved when we learn the dramatic details behind this shocking crash and how the victims somehow survived without even a scratch. all coming up next on "good morning america." matt and tam back to you. >> looking forward to seeing the show. >> thanks amy. >> we're look are for some miracles on our highways this morning. not finding a whole lot. kind of the antithesis of that. sun glare and heavy volume jamming up the 30 bypass. eastbound side heavy from 340 out to 113. middletown township bucks county peco working on those downed wires that continue to block business one lincoln highway at bristol oxford valley road by the pep boys and the buffalo wild wings. maybe use route one instead. in warwick bucks county by warwick square crash along mill road. david. >> a lost numbers in the 40's in the northern and western suburbs matt. 48 in fleetwood. 49 coatesville. just four in saint davids but 50 in pottstown, 52 in quakertown and close to 50 in center city. across the river in south jersey pretty much the same story. 40 in buena, 50 in cinnaminson, 47 in browns mills. 51 in gandhi's beach. if you're running errands today depending on how you feel about warman whether the air conditioning is working in your car you might want to wait until the afternoon or just unroll the windows and enjoy this. 61 degrees by 9 o'clock, 70 by noon. your high is 76 degrees around 4 o'clock with a fair amount of sunshine, breezes not quite as strong as yesterday tam. >> thank you david. going on now, on the people scene this morning even celebrities are now using dating apps out there. if anybody is interested in going on a date with hillary duff it could be as simple as swiping right. the actress admited to an la radio station she's using tinder. so far she says the smartphone dating app has worked. we'll be back with your top stories. and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter. and now every frozen second spent willing this day to come is just a warm fading memory. ♪ >> top stories here at 6:55. the first night of a week long occur new baltimore started with a confrontation and ended in peace. the city had endured two days of protests and violence tied to the death of freddie gray who suffered a mysterious spinal injury while in police custody. residents spent time cleaning up in the aftermath of those riots. a philadelphia police car smashed into a guardrail while responding to a robbery call in the city's bustleton section this morning. robbery call was unfounded. the officer is being examined for a possible concussion. police are looking for the gunman who invaded a north philadelphia home and robbed temple university students. police say the robbers stole cash and marijuana. the students were not hurt. >> because of that bustleton accident you just mentioned matt krewstown road remains closed between rising sun and bloomfield avenues. maybe just stick with bustleton avenue to get around that. and on the highways just some building volume, heavy traffic here on 42 this morning david. >> and look at that sun glare in that shot as we have plenty of sunshine up over the horizon. temperatures in the 40's and 50's but by 9 o'clock in philadelphia we'll be creeping into the 60's and it's a quick rise to the 70's by noon. today's high 76 with sun mixing with a few clouds at times. and not as breezy as yesterday. really nice. >> going to be a great day. thank you for that david. of course we're always on at 6abc.com. we'll see you back here for updates in 30. for matt, matt, david and karen, i'm tam. have a great day. >> bye-bye. good morning, america. breaking overnight, taking back the streets. thousands of police and national guard enforcing the state of emergency in baltimore. an entire city so on edge major league baseball game about to be played in an empty stadium. and, the mother who plucked her son from the middle of a riot speaking out this morning about the slap heard round the world. >> i don't want him to be a freddie gray. new overnight, cockpit chaos. dozens of american airlines flights grounded after the pilots' ipads stopped working right before takeoff. how did a bad app paralyze the airline? terrified students evacuated when a 16-year-old opens fire. and the hero teacher who tackled the student, ripped the weapon

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