he announce as robbery. and picking up the story, what happened next? >> this 47-year-old perpetrator went behind the corner and the owner of the store, a 46 year old female in the store by herself. and he took the cash register from the counter and threw it on the ground. and he removed money from the cash register. after he had the money he put the knife in the middle of the chest of the woman who owned the store. and the woman shot the suspect one time in the torso and he collapsed. and when the police got here he still had a $100 bill in his hand. and they took the unconscious suspect to the hospital and right now he is in extremely critical condition, unknown whether or not he will survive his injuries. the store owner was not injured. >> thank goodness for that.

right now an ongoing investigation you and heard the chief inspector say that the suspect is in very critical condition. live in the mayfair section, dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." and showing you knew s vide of the prelude to rape. and video of the rapist who strong armed a woman and forced her to her apartment where he raped her repeatedly. and the police released composite sketches of the rapist. and he each left and returned to rape the woman again. and live at special victim anticipates unit what is the latest on this? >> jim, the rape victim is fighting back, feeling well enough to help the artist draw a picture of the man who raped her after parks his bicycle near her

home. and the rapist who struck in the 1900 block of spruce, the police released this video of suspect parking and securing his vehicle and stalking his victim. >> at that moment the victim passes by him on the highway. he immediately turned and proceeds to approach her from behind. she is unaware that anybody was following her or was stalking her or said anything to her. >> in this surveillance video released earlier you see the suspect sneak up behind his victim and ultimately strong-arm her into her apartment building. he forced her upstairs to her apartment where he repeatedly raped and beat her. taking her iphone and keys before he fled, then returned to assault her again. police say the 26 year old victim, a doctor at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, was walking home alone from this tavern when attacked.

residents of the rittenhouse neighborhood are fearful in the wake of the crime and very much onguard now. >> i don't like to be out like after 11:00. because there's a lot of crime. >> at this time' really scary. obviously it's a good neighborhood but you can never be too safe. things happen. >> the suspect seen here with and without a hat described as a hispanic male, 23 to 30 years old, any where between 5'5" and 5'10" roughly 160 pounds. tonight the philadelphia police are asking anyone who can help him catch this bold, brazen criminal should contact them right away. in the wake of this rape incident near rittenhouse square a neighborhood meeting called for wednesday night at 7:00 at the 10th presbyterian church at 17th and spruce. live in hunting park, vernon odom channel 6 "action news." >> thank you.

our coverage of the attack on the 6abc app and there are update on the investigation. in addition we posted surveillance video ever the suspect. the app is free for your apple and android devices. a long-awaited report on the jerry sandusky investigation acknowledges there were delays in bringing child molestation charges against sandusky, but the report found no political motivation on the part of then-state attorney general tom corbett for those delays. here is the full story from "action news" reporter, chad pradelli. >> former federal prosecutor and law professor, geoff moulton, stays the steps in the jerry sandusky probe could have sped up the cross says including lack of communication, and a nearly two-year delay by state prosecutors to get a search warrant for sandusky's home. >> one expert put it in a book written before sandusky was charged, and i am going to quote, the emergency law

enforcement problem with the use ever search warrants in child sexual victimization cases they are not obtained soon enough. >> we determined we did not have adequate probable cause. it was six months old and were not going to risk the case on a stale warrant for probable cause. >> it is unclear how the case would have been affected. sandusky will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars convicted on almost all counts. the report shows prosecutors act acted. and why and the lead prosecutor said that he and his team had one shot to win conviction. >> there are serious questions as to why those delays occurred. why, why was there ii ii iin - is inactivity. >> and once you lose, a single

victim, his word against a powerful certain, they could never charge jackson again. >> and they found no motivation to slow the probe and then tom corbett was running for governor and he released a statement that reads in part, i am proud of the hard work of men and women who joined in the effort to support and fight for these victims. the release of this report reaffirms the integrity of their efforts. in a bombshell moment kathleen kane stayed there were two alleged victim whose say they were abused while the state prosecutors had this case. and we talked to the state prosecutors and they called it an outright fabrication. in harrisburg, chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." there is word tonight the centers for disease control is conducting an investigation into the violence in wilmington, delaware as they arrested a teenager for the weekend murder of this man, 32 year old jason

turner. a memorial for turner at the scene of the crime on the 800 block of north pine street. 15 year old wisher has been charged with robbing and murdering turner on saturday. from our new jersey news room the toms river police say a man matching this sketch tried to lure a young boy from his front yard friday morning along terrace avenue near marion street. they said a man in an s.u.v. drove up and said to the boy come on, i got candy. she ran over and the man drove off. if you have information about this case, you are being urged to contact toms river police by phone or through facebook. philadelphia police are searching for the man who assaulted a 65 year old nun. it happened in a shoprite parking lot in the 3700 block of aramingo avenue in port richmond. live at the scene of this destickable attack is "action news" reporter, sarah bloomquist. sarah? >> jim, the 65 year old nun is

recovering at the home of the west philadelphia religious order where she lives. i spoke to her by phone, underably upset. multiple cuts to her face and a fractured finger. as "action news" first reported at 4:00 she was sitting in a car in this parking lot when the suspect got in and threatened her life. this afternoon customers at this shoprite at castor and aramingo just learning of the attack on a 65 year old nun yesterday morning. most said people are becoming so desperate. anyone, even a nun in her habit is a potential victim. >> people don't have any respect. it doesn't matter what your profession is or occupation. like if they are trying to get something out of it, it doesn't matter who you are. >> >> desperate times call for desperate measures. luckily she is safe, so that is the important thing. >> around 11:15 the nun was sitting in the passenger side of

a car waiting for a friend to return from shopping. the suspect jumped in the driver's side and asked where she wanted to go. the keys were in the ignition. when the nun went to grab them, the man grabbed her finger, breaking it. >> punching her repeatedly while saying he was going to kill her. he beats her up, beats her up, and finally pushes her out of the vehicle before taking off with the car. >> the nun ran into the shoprite top find her friend and call for help. the car a 2009 four-door silver chevy malibu like this, but with prior damage to the right side. the police are looking for it and checking surveillance cameras in the area. they want to hear from anyone who saw anything suspicious. >> it is 11:00 in the morning on a sunday, we are hoping that somebody may have seen something here and can hopefully give us a call. >> the victim told me her face may be permanently scarred. she believes it was her faith in god that saved her life. live in port richmond, i'm sarah bloomquist, channel 6

news." >> thank you. coming up on "action news" tonight, local fishermen come face-to-face with a great white shark off the coast of south jersey. telling you why experts aren't particularly surprised. a big victory for lung transplant sarah and others needing it. and cranking up the humidity and downpours in the forecast. letting you fwhoe that in the accuweather forecast. and a flyer player headed out of town. ducis rodgers with that story when "action news" continues tonight.

>> local fishermen with a once in a lifetime encounter with a great white shark saturday off the coast of cape may. the 16-foot shark circled the boat, bit at an engine and bit at bait on the side. and more great white are off the coast of new jersey because there are seals for them to feed on. it is doubtful they will make it into shore. sarah murnaghan and her family of new town square celebrating quite a victory tonight. a national transplant board permanently adopted a rule giving kids like her a better chance at adult lungs. last year the murnaghans challenged the rule sarah could only get pediatric lungs. and the xourt a -- court added her to the list. and after she the transplant

sheech -- she was breathing on her own. >> i go to the pool and i play at the pool with my siblings and go to the park. >> it is rewarding that the medical community agrees with it. >> the transplant award says that a dozen c

>> the flyers' fan favorite is

gone. >> you can call him the heart and soul of the team. in a surprise move scott hartnell traded to columbus for a former flyer. we will get to that in a seventhed -- second. and he had a no-trade but greed it was in order. and he may not have scored the most goals but he was the vocal leader of the flyers. the contract runs through 2019 and the long-term financial commitment externally played into this. he was traded for r.j. umberger who makes about the same money but contract expired two years earlier in 2017. he broke into the nhl with the flyers in 2005. hartnell will be missed. >> i don't think i ever really wanted to leave phillie. you know that's why i signed an extension there a couple of years ago. and had a lot of great times there, and obviously a lot of great times. >> you look at what scott

hartnell has done for the philadelphia franchise on and off the ice it has been a lot. he is a great flyer. and sticking around, the flyers agreed on a long-term deal. and the phillies not ending on a high note but overall a success. 5-2. they are back home tonight and it is an important stretch. the next 11 games against divisional foes. >> yeah, a big homestand playing within our division. teams we are familiar with and teams that we need to play good baseball. and we just played good baseball on the road trip. >> the phillies soon with the first look at aaron nola, he is to pitch in clearwater tonight. and he has been compared to

pedro martinez. and the u.s. team, this close to moving on to the round of 16 at the world cup. instead, the americans need one more positive result to advance, either win or tie against germany. and back to work after the 2-2 draw with portugal. the fans may are dwelling on it but the players are not. >> it was an amazing game. amazing performance by all the guys. nothing more they can ask for. we just go at it the toucher way. so we have to go in and beat germany. >> group b from today, chile and the netherlands. coming in as a substitute, two minutes later he scores. and the dutch win 2-0. both teams already qualified for the next round. there has been so much talk about which player the sixers will hand in thursday's nba draft, don't forget they should have the bonus ever having

noelle, who they acquired in the holliday trade. we me not see him due to the knee injury but he is working on specific parts of his game and there are improvements. >> most work on that. just the confidence factor. >> the nba draft against thursday and the sixers 3rd and 10th pick. and new jersey shore in philadelphia today. the artist put the final touches on the stand sculpture at the ballpark and it is from the jersey shore. it took 10 tons to create the masterpiece of the phill

>> a vacant building in conshohocken coming back to life. "action news" on fayette street today for the kickoff of the renovation of the former verizon building. when it is done it will house the new hall and police headquarters and retail and office space. all part of a bigger revitalization street for fayette street in conshohocken. and adam joseph and the week ahead for accuweather. >> the first full week of summer. great for groundbreaking or for kids on summer vacation. low humidity as well. and double scan live, a few clouds bubbled up this afternoon, but sharing the sky with the sunshine. a lot of clouds looked dark at times but no threat of rain. all quiet here, but again things

are rocking over just south and west of alaska near the alutian i would go south of the mainland. the mainland does not have a tsunami warning but the end of the island does. nothing imminent yet whether a tsunami is actually hitting. this earthquake was about 68 miles below the surface of the ocean. this is a chain of volcanos and islands here that is basically formed because of volcanic eruptions where the north american plate up here near the bering sea meets the pacific. and they could rub horizontally or vertically. no idea whether it is a plate that will send the tsunami up. no threat for the mainland of alaska and also no threat for

hawaii right now. some good news and hope fully we don't hear of any tsunami hit that chain of islands. the temperature back home 82 allentown, 81 reading, 8 in wilmington. cooling to the south and southerly wind from the sea breeze in sea isle city 74. and a few cloud broke away from the north and west but not harming us one bit. we look to the west and downpours eye -- erupting in the ohio valley. and tomorrow a touch more humid, 85 degrees and a south-southwestly wind. wednesday we crank up the humidity. with more humidity in the atmosphere basically water particles in the atmosphere sitting there, waiting to be rung out. with the front coming in late in the day, there could be some good downpours here wednesday afternoon of 86 degrees. and any of the downpours could quickly rise water, especially

area roadways. the shore tomorrow sunny and a south wind. keeping temperatures in the 70s. a high u.v. index. and water temperature has jumped up to 74 warm degrees. overnight tonight stars and clouds, comfortable. 60 in the suburbs, 65 degrees for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast summer warmth for tuesday, 85. more than humid wednesday. with the humidity some downpours around but right now not look like severe storms wednesday, 86. and a leftover thunder shower, 86. and temperatures similar the next seven days but less humid friday. weekend looks great saturday and sunday middle 80s. fairly low humidity to start but muggies return sunday into monday, 86 degrees. powerful earthquake, but those earthquakes are very known up in that region because of the two plates. >> thank you. delaware residents soon have a new place to enjoy the

outdoors in elsmere. today governor markell announced a one-mile trail will be built to connect maple avenue and the fairgrounds. creating much-needed space for walkers and bicyclists completed next summer. and "world news with diane sawyer" next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. ♪

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welcome to "world news" breaking news a huge earthquake off the coast of alaska. right now, experts watching for signs of a tsunami. crackdown. a nationwide sweep by the fbi frees nearly 200 children from sex traffickers. real money, tonight the experts find some stunning things buried inside your medical bills. how this family saved $30,000 coming up. and the agony of the tie, why the coach for team usa is complaining about the crucial next game, is it fair that the german team gets to do something the americans don't?