Todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Everyone in the area as you can imagine started screaming. Mayhem at new Orleans Airport after an attack on tsa agents. 63yearold Richard White slashed one agent with a blade and sprayed two others with wasp spray. The deputy fired three shots at the suspect. It is officially spring but dont tell that to the folks on the east coast. Some parts got up to six inches of snow. I would expect it to be a little warmer than this. A horror show in yemen as suicide bombers kill 137 people. Isis is warning attacks on two shiite mosques are just the beginning. Dozens of federal agents are in mississippi trying to find out if a black man found hanging from a tree was murdered or he took his own life. We want answers quickly. Deadlock. Talks on Irans Nuclear program has been suspended. They just run it out. Michigan state is going to advantage. All that. Rap mogul suge knight collapsed after a judge sentenced his bail to 25 million. After six seasons, it
Modern art popular with tourists. Countries are mourning citizens killed in the rampage. Abcs Carolyn Costello is live with details. Good morning, reena and t. J. Still unclear who is responsible for this attack and this morning people are asking could Something Like this happen here at home . The gunmen armed with assault rifles opened fire at a crowded museum in tunisias capital. Security forces scrambled to respond as tourists inside the museum ran for safety. Several shots were fired. We found another couple with their children. We didnt know what to do so we hid. Reporter at least 0 people were killed including two gunmen and many more injured. Most of the vics were tourists from poland germany, japan, spain and italy. Shot as they got off a tour bus that brought them to the museum from a cruise ship. Tunisias Parliament Building was put on lockdown as lawmakers sang the countrys national anthem. Tunisias Prime Minister called the act cowardly. First Lady Michelle obama traveling
Good afternoon, in the news this noon, a terror suspect with ties to new jersey we are following his First Court Appearance in new york. And classes resume for students in Montgomery County after their private school burned down. But the big story on action news is the aftermath of a four alarm fire that forced 100 people out of their homes this is how it looked as flames engulfed apartments yesterday in northeast philadelphia firefighters are still putting out hot spots more than 19 hours after the blaze broke out. This morning chopper 6 hd gave us a better look at what is left. The roof is gone and many people lost everything. David henry is live from the scene with an update. Reporter good afternoon sara, the recovery and the cleanup and investigation is underway you can see the damage behind me 116 apartments in this building destroyed by fire leaving almost every resident with nothing. It was awful. It really was, they lost everything. Absolutely everything. There is nothing left,
Snow coming that will accumulate in all the areas highlighted in purple. We have a Winter Weather advisory for friday that kicks in the morning and evening. Some roads could get slippery and slushy out of this, probably worse the farther north we go and into the Higher Elevations in the Lehigh Valley and northern bucks and montgomery county. For today were starting out with sunshine. You can see the cloud cover related to that up coming storm. Later in the afternoon the clouds play slide up from the south. Temperatures are starting out cold 30 degrees in philadelphia. 21 in millville. 31 in wilmington. 22 degrees currently in allentown and 33 down the shore in wildwood. The winds are not as strong as yesterday. If youre heading to the bus stop between 6 00 and 8 00 look for temperatures staying below the freezing mark, not as windy mainly clear and on the cool side. Similar to yesterday minus the strong wind. 31 by 8 00 a. M. , 38 by noon. 45 around p. M. 46 is the high. 44 by 6 00 p.
The prince of wales has led british commemorations of the allied victory overjapan 75 years ago, which ended the Second World War. 50,000 british and commonwealth troops died in the war againstjapan, half in prison camps. Some of their relatives joined surviving veterans at Britains National memorial arboretum for a ceremony to remember them. Sian lloyd was there. 96 year old joan burfield, known as johnny since her navy days, one of the remaining few who remember vj day because they were there. She was then a wren, aged 21, stationed in the far east and tasked with decoding signals, one of a group of young women whod joined the navy to serve their country. 75 years on, she hasnt forgotten the most Important Message she came across. We were receiving signals, you know, from all over the place. And, well, Somebody Just shouted, its over its over the wars finished but we still had to carry on. For Sergeant Francis raley, the japanese surrender signalled the first steps towards freedom. L