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>> commuter rail lines are running that hour aunt big question is, will they continue to run after midnight. we believe the contract talks have been going on between septa and two unions here at two liberty place. but the clock is ticking. and there are not many clicks next. it's friday night. and the big story on "action news" tonight is the threat of a strike against septa and its commuter rail lines. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside the site of the negotiationss in

center city. annie, what does it look like there? >> and jim they went back to the table around 8:00 tonight and that hour things are not looking good. it looks like a strike is imminent. step said they were hoping for a resolution. union attorneys tell us that they were hoping that a month ago that they would go to arbitration and they say that would prevent a strike minutes ago they came out up to date the media. >> we're striking at 12:00. >> as of right now the answer to that question is we will be on strike 12:05 a.m. saturday morning. >> regional rail strike by 220 locomotive energy years and 210 railroad electrical workers seemed like a sure thing as federal mediateers and top mediator from the national mediation board resumed talks with septa friday night over a contract that expired years ago. step announced weeks ago it would impose terms at midnight tonight and strike would us is spent service on 1 regional rail

blinds and impact estimated 60,000 riders during weekday travel. septa will have alternate service in place. but monday could be a mess. septa you subways, trolleys and buses will be running and probably packed. some riders seem concerned and others empathized. >> if they have no other means of getting what they're interested in even discussed sure go ahead and strike. >> it's going to be a mess like it's a nightmare. >> reporter: commonwealth secretary of transportation asked for two-week delay and sources say the septa board did as well and the union say they will likely not agree to it. >> we won't continue to delay enhancements and benefits and wage increases that our members are entitled to. >> we submit they're asking for postponement because me they believe it's to their add van tooth proceed in that manner versus following mandates of the law. >> reporter: and even if a strike begins that does not mean

negotiations will come to a halt. in fact, they're back inside tonight and could go well into early hours of the morning and could be back here again tomorrow. now president obama still could get involved, jim, that needs to get attention. he needs to get attention from one of the three governors in the states that could be affected by this strike. and that's so far has not happened. for now reporting live in center city, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you, annie. needless to say you can keep one latest on septa situation with 6abc news app. we'll have the latest details about the ongoing talks along with link for saep ta con tintencey plan. and if step rail ready not running our traffic map will help you around the roads. get the app for your apple or android device. >> good news on accuweather front storms are moving along way setting stage for spectacular weekend. let's go to double scan radar

and meteorologist cecily tynan cecily. >> we're stuck in showers and thunderstorms and muggy conditions all week long. stormtracker 6 double scan showing we're not completely clear quite yet and things improve in the overnight hours and even now a lot better than 6:00 tonight. we have showers that moved off coast centrally in parts of cape may county and wildwood, stone harbor beginning to clear out. no lightning strikes associated with this. just heavy rain. earlier today we had gusty thunderstorms. and the wind gusts forks township northampton county 57 miles an hour and allentown 546789 reading 53. philadelphia not gusty 35 miles an hour and trenton has heavy downpours with wind gusts of 28 miles an hour. stormtracker 6 wider view showing what's going on there's a cold front that is just west of our region. ahead of it is where we were getting winds out of south full pulling up moisture in fox clouds and high humidity and

showers and thunderstorms and once the front pulls through winds will shift out of the northwest. that's a dry flow of air. this will drop humidity and clear the skies out. and we've been on a run. we've had four beautiful weekends dating back to may 17th and 18th with loads of sunshine generally dry conditions this weekend will make it fifth winning weekend in a row. i'll talk about all the details including shore forecast coming up in the full accuweather 7-day. jim. >> thank you, cecily. here's the latest on crisis in iraq. the iraqi air force has been attacking sunni insurgents in and around the city of mo se l and country shiite spiritual leader says the can't i have in great danger and fighting militants is everybody's responsibility. iraqi civilians are fleeing the area. they are surrounding people and executing them open the street. it's a war between shiites and sunnis and it's exploding.

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live in the satd light center and dann the militants have sights set on baghdad. >> right now capital of iraq is hang in the balance as jihadists continue to make headway. if obama administration waives military option it's will be clear there will be no u.s. boots open the ground. it's a celebration that hikely will infuriated americans that spend upwards of a trillion dollars here and gave so many life. jihadist fighters of the iraq and syria aka isi s shows them glee fully seizing a army base used to be a u.s. military headquarters. ironically enough made in the usa. >> iraq is fighting for its life as jihadists close in capital of baghdad less than 60 miles away

they want a strict islamic state a group so brutal al qaeda distanced itself from them. today they announced they executed 1700 men iraqi solders captured nreept days. unverifiable claim but believable. >> the number of people killed in recent days may nrun hundreds. >> and that ruthlessness is why officials are concerned terror could spread and threaten americans at the u.s. embassy in baghdad. there's more than 5,000 contractors in iraq american and some exacted by their companies. president obama weary of sinking into an iraqi quagmire is considering options but no u.s. troops open the ground and has sterp message to iraqis. >> it's up to them as a sovereign nation to solve their problems. >> now the biggest worry is iraq will turn into breeding ground for terrorists and the world's

oil supply. it turns out iraq is one of the world's top oil pro dudeers. live in the sat center, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news."" >> thank you, dann, the state department has evidence that russia is supplying tanks and rocket launches to eastern steptist. u.s. officials have video of russian tanks being used by pro russian forces in the city of sniza. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is back on u.s. soil for the first time since his capture by taliban fighters in afghanistan five years ago. he's now undergoing dairy treatment with doctors in san antonio. they say sergeant bergdahl has spoken english is is in relatively good physical health. officials say he has not seen his family but they're not

concerned. >> they can determine when, where and who he integrates with socially. >> as far as the controversy surrounding his release doctors say that will be addressed with sergeant bergdahl once rehabilitation is other. a new report says screw of private jet that crashed and killed businessman lewis katz and six other people did not perform a flight control check before takeoff. the national transportation safety board released preliminary nary findings today on the may 31 crash. nts sbxt also focussing on mechanical gust lock system and tail flaps were locked into a down position when investigators examine the wreckage. but the control handle and cockpit was in the unlooked position. without tail control the jet could not get airborne. final ntsb report could take months to complete. federal officials got up close look at the closed section of i-495 today in wilmington.

transportation secretary anthony fox described the situation as a clamty and one that must be quickly fixed. estimated 20 million needed for a temporary solution for tilting bridge columns is coming from the gral government. the shut down detours about 90,000 drivers every day and adds about 30 minute to the commute. officials hope this at least partially reopen the bridge by labor day. still to come on "action news" tonight, next texas home teetering on edge of a cliff goes newspaper flames open purpose. we'll explain. i'm health reporter ali gorman it's a popular cosmetic procedures but from some cases it can be over used. i'm show you the consequences and hoy to fix. it. >> well, our humidity is still pretty high. dewpoint 67 in philadelphia and pittsburgh in the 40s. buffalo in the 40s. pittsburgh in the 6 0s. i'll talk about more comfortable air in the weekend in the accuweather forecasting. ducis rogers with phillies, cubs

and jimmy rollings going for a record and flyers veteran staying on for another season. that story and more when "action staying on for another season. that story and more when "action news" continues tonight

>> authorities in atlanta, george a. say a man was high on drugs when he slammed his car through a glass wall at the headquarters of cnn. witnesses told police the suspect was driving down the sidewalk before he lost control and officers say the man admitted to smoking marijuana earlier in the night. crews taking down a luxury home dangling off the side of cliff in texas set on fire today to finish the job. it took less than an hour to destroy the $700,000 vacation restreet. until nears determined it was too dangerous to continue

demolishing the structure by sgland trasy morgan continues to show signs of improvement following the deadly crash open the new jersey turnpike last week. morgan remains in critical and stable condition with a number of broken bones. but officials say they're optimistic about his recovery. the truck driver charged with running into the limousine car writing morgan and his friends pleaded not getty earlier this week. >> a virus spread through mosquito sbit prompting officials at certainty of disease control to issue warnings across the country. it's called chicken gunya coming from caribbean and it's also well the problem is it has no cure or treatment. symptoms kick in 3 to 7 days after the mosquito bite including fever, headache, rash and joint pain that could last for months. so far c d c says there's 38 combined and confirmed cases.

on "healthcheck" tonight in correctible facial fillers revolutionized facial improvement. they were used more than 2 million timesp. patients may be getting too much of a good thing. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman has the story. >> artist dris teen kulper is drawn to beauty. her face blew up after her face blew up from fine lines. >> i was putting ice on my lips to debt them normal. >> not only was it unsightly. >> it hurt tremendously. >> it kind of ballooned out. >> jennifer marquse didn't have pain but nriler placed above and below here eyes started affecting her vision. >> like there was a could be web feeling in my eyes and itchiness, blurriness. >> plastic surgeon alan wog said

jennifer had so much filler her cheeks would black her vision when she smiled. lately he says problems related to facial fillers almost every day. >> i see three patients a week through knew patients a week. >> used correctly injectable fillers like juvaderm and restolin restore useful fullness and softness and wrinkles and there's. >> fillers are too often thought of face-lift or eyelid bypass pro satisfied you're. if you dot fill are you don't need the surgery as not the case. >> fillers are expected to last six months to a year. in places like the eyes where muscles don't move as much they can last up to five years. when i push this it actually dissipates. >> many fill rerz reversible. dr. walp uses enzyme dissolve

filler what he did for christine, jennifer and growing number of other women. >> within i would say 20 minutes half an hour i felt like normal human being again. >> as for jennifer here she is with fillers and here she is after having them dissolved. >> i felt so happy to get my eyesight back and have a few wrinkles. >> botox was also initially over used but that's happening less now. and he thinks excess filler use will also lessen over time. and he reminds patients make sure your doctor is board certified and ask your sfaevl you're happier the way you look at any procedure before going back for more. ali gorman, "channel 6 action news." >> well, volunteers have created a stunning visual remindner bucks county to mark flag day tomorrow. one by one 65,000 american flags were pushed into the earth today at false township park

levittown. together they create shape of imaginational vietnam veteran memorial. the organization was doing this 29 years to honor those that died for our flag. >> beautiful day for flag day tomorrow and father's day on sunday. >> it makes all the rain this workweek worth it! >> it's moving out. almost worth it. it will be pretty nice weekend. stormtracker 6 double scan showing we have not cleared out completely but most of the rain moved out. i want to zoom into what's going on in delaware. and there is batch of rain moving out of maryland right now. moving towards middletown. smyrna. newark, delaware, wilmington. you'll get rain within the next 15 minutes no. lightning strikes associated with that f it holds together it will move to saleen county adds well. >> the action cam earlier this evening looking up at city hall and william penn and lots of clouds upstairs they'll be

clearing out in the overnight hours. temperatures now still warm and muggy. philadelphia, 71. the high today 86. before we have the showers and thunderstorms, trenton 70. millville 7 0. allentown 66 and wilmington 17. >> at light six showing clearing skies across western pennsylvania. there's a cold front through the center of pennsylvania. once this moves through the winds shift out of north west and this pulls down drier more comfortable air and loads of sunshine and open the door for high pressure to build in and stay here the next few days. high pressure sinking air and that clears out the skies plenty of sunshine low humidity and temperatures will be seasonable with afternoon highs in the 80s. if you head to the shore don't forget the suncreen. ocean temperature 69. tomorrow looking nice. breedsy, bright sunshine. 78 degrees. sunday, plenty of sunshine. also, and nice beach day.

77. poconos take a jacket it will be open the cool side sun and clouds and 70. in the mountains sunday will be pick of the weekend. sunny and gorgeous. high of 76 degrees. and sunday morning the gary papa run will meet at eakins overall 8:00 and race kicks off 8:30 and it will be perfect weather for running 5 k or doing walk. mostly sunny, low humidity 8:00 and 65. by 10:00, 72. hope this see you there. we hope we raise a lot of nonfight prostate cancer and celebrate our memory of gary and father's day. so the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast tomorrow, georgous, sunshine back, breezy and comfortable high of 80. on sunday for father's day, delightful 84. low humidity. on monday, temperature up a notch. it get more muggy, 86 degrees and tuesday is when we get back into this very soupy air.

warm and humid humid, 9. thunderstorms. wednesday the heat is on we may hit 90 for the first time this year with showers and thunderstorms and told front behind it temperatures begin to step down on thursday, 4 degrees and friday, looking pretty nice, high of 82 degrees. beautiful weekend for father's day. so i hope you enjoy it and have a happy father's day. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> tradition was the focus of commencement exercises in mt. airy tonight in philadelphia. and wearing traditional robes from ghana the class of 2014 said good by to imoftep high school. it folk ouss on african nornz finish curriculum. 126 senior this is the large elingts graduating class to date. >> these graduates represent another decade of academic excellence tonight. camden officials say 100% of the

seep jurors made it to this milestone and 94% are headed to college or certificate programs in the fall. young ladies showed off newly pro infected manners at high taed tonight in center is they. i said it was culmination of be your best program fort baingts twelve weeks the students spent after time in and out of school about educate. it is time to use skonz -- about educate. it is time to use skonz -- stones instead of >>

>> the rolling stones of salsa had people dancing in their seats during their debut at the

kimle center tonight. el grand combo out of puerto rico has been making music more than 50 years and members are inspiring musicians can electtic sounds and smooth moves. el sgrand combo. >> i can't dance like that. >> are you about to tell us you can? >> mm. >> phillies jimmy rollings your two highlight sglont big night for jimmy not phillies, jim, things were rolling for phillies. three straight victories they welcome notice cubs as phillies try to rewrite the record books. no score until fifth inning. it's a two-run homer 2-0 chicago and next time castro comes to nature sixth inning hernandez hits him. doubt was intentional try telling that the home plate umpire. he runs hernandez and when

sandberg comes out protest he gets run too. synchronized injections. ninth inning jimmy rawlins and there it is. the double is hit number 2234. schmidt in the building to see. it that's the loan bright spot as phillies lose 2-1. >> couple years ago i reached 2,000 nitz cincinnati i said i didn't care where it happened. but when it hits i like that it was here at home a was raised here professionally i played every single game in a philly's uniform and something want to share with the people of philadelphia tvrjts will happen. flyers will have veteran litership next season. kimmo timmonen is coming back. he signed a contract with the flyers. when the season end head said he would contemplate retirement.

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he went with five knuckle shuffle. literally picking on someone his own size. >> did that hurt his head or hand more. >> you should not do that. i've seen that. >> happy father's day. >> same to you. >>

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