the round of 16 via the backboard. >> it's huge getting out of this group, everybody said you have no chance, we took the chance and we move on and now we really want to prove a point. >> the americans will next play on tuesday against either belgium or algeria. i'm ducis rogers, back to you. >> thank you. so exciting and despite the loss, u.s. fans got a chance to celebrate today. that includes thousands of people in our area that skipped work today to enjoy the match with crowds, sara bloomquist is live now in center city. fans were there hoping for a win. they will take this regardless. >> they will take this, here more of the more serious soccer fans stuck around to watch the more serious matches. they were pretty exhausted after watching the tough match against

germany, it wasn't the out right win in fact they lost but the u.s. will go out and the fans are excited. they came out in force in the red, white and blue to cheer on the u.s. men. fans lined up here at 15th and locust. they were happy to see the u.s. hold on in the first half against a very tough german team. people say they are surprised they are doing so well. watch the qualifiers it takes two years to get to the world cup. fans started to get worried and they were keeping an eye on the portugal-ghana match and a goal by portugal brought tears from this all american crowd. on south street, americans joined germans to watch at brau house schmidts. >> this is nothing but usa, red, white and blue, american

outlaws, lets show for the world cup. lets go. finally the whistles blew in both games and the u.s. will move on. people took to the streets. >> the usa play aid hell of a game, it's incredible that they made it. go usa! >> i am shocked but happily shocked this is awesome. >> don't put the jersey in the back drawer just yet, they live to play another day, they will play tuesday afternoon. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. as sara just mentioned, the u.s. will play again on tuesday, you can see that and all the rest of the world cup action on espn and here on 6 abc. if you are not here a television, take the games with you on the go, download the free watch abc and watch espn apps. right there on your cell phone or tablet.

>> it's exciting. it's time now for the accuweather forecast. >> adam joseph is outside with a look at current conditions. >> and good news here as well. we have sunshine upstairs and lowering humidity and a breath of fresh air coming in tonight. the numbers now, 85? philadelphia and 88 in washington and all the heat is being suppressed to the south, binghamton and pittsburgh and buffalo, in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees, the dew points are a measure of the moisture in the atmosphere. we were in the low 70s, and it dropped down to 60 in philadelphia and upper 50s in buffalo and low 60s in pittsburgh and binghamton and the lower dew points that means drier air is moving in and it will feel oh so comfortable by tomorrow. the dew points, 60 to 65, a slight humidity in the atmosphere and it will drop back into the 50s as we get into tomorrow afternoon and

especially here on saturday. satellite and radar, all is the downpours and thunderstorms from last night in the wee hours in the morning, well off into nova scotia. and cumulous clouds are bubbling up and as you head out this evening, 82 at 7:00 and 80 at 8:00 and once the sunsets, the temperature goes into the upper 70s with plenty of stars upstairs. we'll talk about the beautiful end of the week and also the weekend. we have to think about that, it's only a couple of days away coming up in just a little bit. >> always thinking about the weekend. >> we saw damage across the region, that is after the powerful storms that moved through overnight. the action cam found a huge tree branch that landed on three cars in center city. you can see where the branch snapped off making for a rough morning for people parked at

23rd and delancy. if a watch or warning is posted to your area, we'll send an alert to your smart phone or tablet. the app is free. the water department is working to get service back on to people in northeast philadelphia, after an early morning water main break, it opened up a sinkhole that has traffic stopped right now, katherine scott says people were on the move today. >> it was their street in northeast philadelphia, the break in the 8-inch water main was reported at 5:00 a.m. police woke up neighbors and told they had to move their cars quickly. >> the policeman said move your van or you are going to lose it. >> the water gushed through big cracks in the pavement and along

the road. the sinkhole opened up, and neighbors couldn't reach him. >> we just called him and gave him a message. he has the house keys and not the car keys, crews were able to shut off the water at 7:15 this morning but there was a hole left in the middle of the street and a lot to be done. the street dried out under the hot sun but the damage remains. crews were able to haul the minivan out of the hole easing the vehicle over the pavement. more equipment was brought in to complete repairs, 50 to 60 homes lost water but before they did, some took advantage pretty sure where this was all headed. >> my sister came and said there is a river outside, get a shower while you have a chance. a 14-year-old boy was killed this morning in gloucester county after he was hit by a car

while riding his bike. chopper 6 hd was over the accidents after it happened at 7:00 this morning. police say that the victim when across the road and into the path of a car, the driver stopped and a passer by who was a registered nurse stopped to help before the medics could get him to the hospital. the boy was not wearing a helmet and died later. police are calling it a mass casualty event. more than 70 concert goers in boston, most of them in their 20s got suddenly and violently ill. at least 22 people were hospitalized. 50 others were treated on the scene, officials blame dehydration and alcohol and the popular club drug, molly, that doctors say chemically cooks the

brain over time. people were take and away screaming and their arms flailing. >> one kid was trying to fight back and it took four cops to take him down. >> there were a dozen people on the wall and emts were going to them and taking them out on stretchers. >> 70 people were taken out and thankfully none of them were life-threatening. in the meantime d.j. aviche saying he hopes nobody is hurt. a lot of people talking about this today. >> to business now, stocks finished lower today because of worries about interest rates, the dow fell 20 points and the nasdaq almost flat and the s&p sliding 2 points today. ikea is raising its minimum wage for workers at its u.s. stores, they are tying their wages to

the cost of living in each of its locations. there was an average of $10.56 per hour. it wants to focus less of what their rivals are paying and more on the needs of their own workers. go pro cameras give people a chance to share their journeys around the world. the company went public today on wall strooet, the wearable camera maker went public on the nasdaq and it's worth about $3 billion. it's time now for the "action news" traffic report, matt pellman is here with how we are shaping up on a thursday afternoon. >> so close we can taste it. it's giving us challenges on the way, like this crash on the roosevelt boulevard on the southbound side involving multiple vehicles as you can see. they got everything pushed off

to the side and everything is on the side, all three lanes back in business but the traffic in them is at a crawl. coming down from broad street to this point at ridge avenue. meantime, a crash in chester county on 82 manor road. and a crash in pennsauken along union avenue by 130, that cleared out but there is ongoing construction on the ben franklin bridge heading into camden and in camden county, a big new problem started today. they have closed the bridge by the patco, lyndonwald station, shut down indefinitely, they found problems with the bridge, and summerdale road will get you there. and we see 15 min delays for new jersey bound lanes. lets grab the ipad and do the

commuter report, a crash on 295, by the black horse pike, one friend using the waze app talking about it. 295 northbound expect some slowing. today marked a new beginning and a second chance for graduates in west philadelphia, more than 50 young people dressed up in their caps and gowns received their geds today, they earned it from the center that helped troubled youth achieve long-term educational and career and personal goals. a new jersey mother is recovering -- that is the next story -- recovering from a brutal attack, beaten in front of their 2-year-old son while witnesses recorded the entire thing. monica malpass is live with more. >> the video of this appeared first on social media and has

since been taken off social media. police are now involved. you can see the victim lying on the ground helplessly while she is kicked. her 2-year-old tries to stop the assault. now the woman that police are looking for and we'll hear from this victim. and we take you into a special program at st. joe's university. we'll have those stories coming up on "action news" at 5:00. >> thank you. and now to the cute story, some ducklings are back on the water where they belong, thanks to firefighters in lehigh county. some seven ducklings got stuck in the storm drain, firefighters showed up at 11:15 and were able to get into the drain and save those adorable ducks and took them to water nearby and happily set them free. we like a story that ends like

that one. >> it was pretty darn cute. time now for accuweather and today we look at what is going on down the shore this weekend. first another check of the accuweather forecast, and for that we turn to adam joseph. >> all is quiet after last night when the downpours and thunderstorms passed through and the humidity dropped a little bit today compared to yesterday. 85 in philadelphia and 83 in allentown and wilmington 85 degrees, the poconos 75 degrees and right along the shore, yesterday we were in the 70s because of a sea breeze but today we have the northwesterly winds so the sea breeze did not kick in, it's in the lower 80s with the ocean dropping 6 degrees from yesterday down to 68. as we look at the wind speeds out of the northwesterly direction and 9 in allentown and 10 inville millville and clocking in -- also a northwesterly wind mean a drier wind with respect to how it

feels outside, as we look outside at 8:00 last night, that is within the line of thunderstorms pass through the northwestern suburbs and they approach i-95, at midnight last night, as it bumped into the marine air we spoke of, with the sea breeze stabilizing the atmosphere. but by 4:00 a.m., pretty much quiet weather across the region for that morning commute. with that rain last night. philadelphia picked up .75 inch and so far this year we have a surplus of over 8 inches in philadelphia. allentown 7 inches over the normal this year. and wilmington 7 inch as above normal. trenton and atlantic city, less but between 1 and 2 inches above normal. in the deep south, they were in a drought for years and no longer, they also have plenty of

rain and the drought is pushed to the desert southwest, we have seven states, texas, california and 11 more states dealing with a drought. we have a surplus and they have a deficit. a few clouds around tomorrow, but in the afternoon once again a decent amount of sun and in the mountains to the north and west there could be a spotty shower during the afternoon but everyone is fairly quiet here to round out the week on friday. a lot of stars upstairs and less humid as well. allentown 69 and 66 in millville and dover 68 degrees, we won't have the oppressive heat and humidity overnight and 83 sun and clouds and breezy and nice at the shore and in the poconos there could be a spotty shower also. as we look at your four day at 4:00, and lower humidity on saturday, a spectacular day of

84 and another beauty come sunday, 84 and quiet come monday the last day of june of 88 degrees, perfect day to be at the beach and that is where meteorologist, melissa magee, is in margate. she is playing a few games a preview of events. and hula-hoop, your hips don't lie. >> you are right. adam, shirleen and brian, this is a big beach party in the sand and according to margate, this is the large of the beach party on the planet. we have hula-hoopers and horseshoes and the guys here are playing beach bag and as you go all the way out in the water, joe is doing paddle boarding. joe is behind us, he can't wave hello, there is a lot of fun

taking place this weekend, speaking of fun, in atlantic city, there is a whole lot more fun you can have. they have the twist and shout, a new ride and another ride called the mix. it's a true adrenalin rush for the junkies here. guys -- what is going on. we are going to have some fun this weekend down at the shore. check out this ride, we got it! >> a summer of fun in atlantic city, means a stop at the famous steel pier, 25 rides and many games for the entire family. >> have you to keep is spicy and keep up with the market. we try to introduce something new to the united states. the twist and shout is one new ride but the attraction that caught my eye is the mix. >> this is our first full year with the mix.

a ride on the back of the pier it looks like a big propeller, and he wane kidding. >> check out how high that is, you are literally up in the clouds 150 feet. there are four seats on either end of the ride and the anticipation to try the mix is building. >> as the ride starts, our feet are dangling over the ocean, here we go ready or not. as the ride flips and spins in two different directions at 65 miles per hour, you hear the familiar screams and shouts followed by uncontrollable laughter. >> after several revolutions on the mix it was time to put this ride in park and maybe find something a little more relaxing. >> how about the merry go round. lets check that out.

>> the steel pier is going to be open from 2:00 p.m. until midnight during the weekdays and from noon until the fun stops on the weekends, we are talking about beach stock that is taking place this saturday from 7:00 until 10:00 p.m. coming up in the next half hour, you see that big elephant over there, this is lucy, i have been here five years and this is my first time meeting lucy. have some fun this weekend down at the shore. the hips don't lie. >> no they don't. go girl. >> i'm still dizzy from the ride i'll tell you. >> up next we are following a developing story of a building collapse that sent dozens of people to the hospital today. plusz, a hollywood star and his family end up trapped inside of their home while floodwaters rage outside. and a father goes on television to get support for

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now a doctor and his family were trapped in his vacation home in the south of france by raging floodwaters. >> oh [ bleep ] it's actors son imagine sue shot the video outside of their window, calling it the scariest hour of its life. they later posted the picture of the family on instagram. incredible.

>> usa! so we didn't win today but comedian will ferrell took the stage ahead of the match against brazil. he joked he is not in great soccer shape right now but he would try his best and if he had to he would bite any opponents in his way. we live to play another way, i don't know if they will put will on the field next tuesday, he is available apparently. >> you don't know what he is saying, but you know it's funny. love that guy. thank you alicia. not funny looking. >> just a funny guy. coming up on the next half hour at 4:00, designer labels for your little ones for less. how to dress your child like a celebrity for 75% off. and a new ad campaign is encouraging parents to focus on their da

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difference in the lives of cancer patients. what one mother did to make it a reality for some children. and thieves stealing air conditioning units and selling the metal inside. they believe it's connected to an ongoing heroin problem, nora muchanic has the story from falls township. >> they are keeping the door open for circulation on trenton road and falls township, because the air conditioning units in the back of the building were stolen, more than a half dozen taken by thieves looking to sell the units for scrap metal. >> they are not a light thing you can just pick up and take away. >> it's pretty organized. >> you have to have a lot of guys with experience to take out the floodlights. >> first they shut off the power, so they weren't electrocuted and then they

turned off every connections to the compressors. >> they go after the coil, it could be aluminum or copper and they strip that all out. >> they believe that addicts are selling the air conditioning units to scrappers looker for quick money to buy drugs. >> i think it's like $3.82 a pound, and they are not making a fortune but enough to buy drugs for the day. >> a unit on the boulevard was stolen and on oxford valley road it was hit twice. >> hopefully with a better town watch, people can keep a lookout. >> replacing the units cost thousands of dollars not to mention the inconvenience of not having air conditioning when it's hot outside.

>> a teenager has now been arrested for stabbing his neighbors allegedly inside of their olney home. 18-year-old anthony walters is accused of stabbing his female neighbor and her male roommate. the victim were surprised by walters when he was caught taking keys from the home to steal her vehicle. police were called to the scene in fishtown on the unit block of west girard avenue, they said that the suspect drew a gun and then demanded money and then fled. he is still on the loose right now. an attempted -- led to a -- in rhawnhurst. on the 1800 block of soly avenue. police say that someone went into the laundry room and tried to steal the drier or tamper

with the coin slot, they broke it and caused the leak, and several residents were evacuated as a precaution. now turning to the forecast. it's hot but not like yesterday. >> yesterday the dew point was in the 70s and now bumped down to the 60s and 50s and 40s for the weekend. unusual to be this dry this time of year. take advantage of it. all is quiet and just a few clouds in center city and 85 degrees, the dew point was 73, 74 at times and dropped 10 degrees today and because of the northerly wind drying out the air at 14 miles per hour and if are you headed to the phillies this evening, a great night for baseball, just partly cloudy and slight humidity, 82 for the first pitch and a temperature coming in at 73 degrees, as we look at the came may camera, a few toes dipped in the sand

because of that northwesterly wind and a land breeze with the ocean that has dropped dramatically overnight. yesterday 73, 74 and today only 68 degrees. a look at the seven-day forecast, a nice break coming up and the heat and humidity will make a come back in the seven day. >> thank you adam. >> from our new jersey newsroom, commuters are being detoured around the camden county bridge in need of repair. they closed a stretch of white horse road and white horse pike in lyndonwald. the closure will remain once the repairs are complete. summerdale road is your best alternate. here at the big board. this story out of detroit has people and police scratching their heads. >> a 12-year-old boy missing for 11 days was found safe and sound in his father's basement. and his father found that out

live on tv. >> we are getting reports that your son is found alive, in your basement. >> what? >> charles bofle the fourth stunned. he did the interview hoping to find him. >> we found him barricaded in the basement behind boxes and a large five gallon drum. it was the fourth time that police looked for charlie in the home and once with a cadaver dog and this time they found him. >> i hope that the father that is now doing a show on nancy grace, someone would interrupt the show and advise him that the location you just left, your home, your son was downstairs. >> they didn't have to, nancy grace broke the news and broke out the big questions. >> sir, did you check the basement? >> i checked my basement, the

fbi checked my basement and the detroit police checked my basement. >> but this time they found charlie, happy to find the boy safe and unharmed. >> it would be hard for me to sit here and tell you that someone didn't know that charlie was there. >> charlie's father later lashed out at reporters -- >> for anybody to apply that i knew my son was in the basement, is absurd. >> he appeared to break down. >> i thought my son was dead man, and even crying to a reporter. >> police say a lot of questions remain, and was charlie home, and how did the boy sustain himself for 11 days, that investigation continues in the meantime the father did take a polygraph test, but the stepmother never agreed to one. a lot of questions today and

certainly a crazy story playing out on live tv. >> thank you alicia. it's about to be christmas in july for hundreds of troops serving overseas, they were at the sugarhouse casino to kick off the christmas in july program. it includes 1,000 boxes of goodies and other essentials, they will be loaded up and shipped out in time for troops deployed in afghanistan to enjoy them in the month of july. a young orchestra performs our favorite song, we think they did a great job and we would like you to hear it. >> there is no animals in the ingredients where this new vegetarian choice is touted for all types of eaters and melissa magee is live down at the shore. >> reporter: hey there shirleen,

that is right, if you take a look at that water tower, you can see lucy, that is where we are, we are on top of lucy, we are on the plot form on her back, we have atlantic city, a gorgeous view, on a beautiful thursday afternoon and beach stock 2014, taking place in the sand at margate, we have all the hot happenings plus the forecast coming up. >> melissa and lucy, we got to check it out.

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animal adoption specialists were out today attempting to earn some of rachael ray's cash, they kicked off their summer adoption efforts at pet smart on concord pike, they are attempting to double their numbers this summer as part of rachael ray's adoption challenge. they are hoping to earn the money while also finding the good homes for pets that need them. in health check, special chemotherapy barbie dolls are hoping to give patients a lift. grace bum stead of california loved her doll so much her mom start aid campaign to put them in the hands of other girls with

cancer. her name is ella and she is bald and wears wigs. >> we brought her along, this is with what happened to ella and this is what will happen to you. >> do you think ella is pretty. yes. >> even without hair? >> yeah. >> grace's mom sends a petition to get more dolls available for children across the country in the hospital. speaking of little girls, here at the big board with the big talkers a push by an ad campaign by mothers to tell daughters they are not only pretty but brilliant too. verizon celebrates girl power and celebrate their love of math and science and inspire them to change the world. >> don't get your dress dirty. >> why don't you hand that to

your brother? our words can have a huge impact. isn't it time we told them they are pretty brilliant too. between adulthood and childhood, there are a bunch of women interested in math science and engineering. so encourage girls to pursue those careers and growing season is on and in time for your fourth of july barbecue there is one burger that is packed with vitamins and minerals, it's the beast burger, they claim a 4 ounce patty has 14 grams of protein, more anti-oxidants thank blueberries. a rep says it's used by using pea protein and mustard seeds.

they expect a full rollout and now they are carrying this new meatless burger and promises to pack a punch, and they have to taste it to see, and they did it on gma and said it was delicious. >> i'm willing to give it a try. >> did you see his face. lets get a check of the roads today. matt pellman is in the "action news" traffic center with an update. >> some roadways have meat this afternoon, if i'm being honest, and generally i try to be honest, things are not looking as bad, heavy traffic on the blue route 476 from the schuylkill on down to the media bypass, a 27 min drive, ideally 27 minutes. heavy eastbound traffic on the

pennsylvania turnpike with speeds in the 20s, not helped out by a crash in norristown, all lanes are open and you are dealing with slowing as you pass the scene. a big old gaper delay and in lower providence, watch out for a building fire on oakland avenue. typical slowing on the schuylkill and 95, on the southbound side it's all off to the side, a couple of accidents on the shoulders along 295, one southbound past 70 giving us speeds in the teens and one northbound on the black horse pike is on the shoulder, and as we tell you by the lyndonwald station, we are without the white horse road bridge, indefinitely. people are using summer dale road or stay on gibbsboro road as an alternate. >> thank you matt. some young musicians showed

off their talent and might we say their very good taste today. that is of course the "action news" theme song, played by the kids at the o & j kids at the orchestra camp. 17 students are fine tuning their skills and performed this song today. we think this one was our personal favorite.

now, the accuweather forecast with the weekend in sight. >> it's always in sight and now it's in grasping distance. all is quiet this afternoon, with some sun and clouds upstairs with lowering humidity, right now the temperature is coming in at 85 degrees, 83 in allentown and 85 in wilmington and 83 in dover, one lonely spot in the 70s, mount pocono now the shore was in the 70s and inland locations, equally as warm, beach haven to sea isle city and

avalon and stone harbor. the sea breeze could not kick in. as we look at dew points yesterday, many of us were in the 70s, that was the oppressive humidity that supplied the downpours but we dropped back into the middle 60s, not as muggy and the dew points are going back into the 40s come on saturday and 40s this late into the summer, and late into june, very rare and take advantage of the breath of fresh air that is coming in over the next 24 hours. satellite and radar, we have cumulous clouds bubbling up and way to the west north of pennsylvania turnpike, west of pittsburgh, that is where they stay this evening. as we look at the high pressure in new england, we are sitting pretty, friday into saturday and the wind is wrapping around that high off the water out of the east, a mixture of sun and clouds and temperatures in the 80s, butdful inland and beautiful if are you lucky

enough like melissa magee to be at the shore today in margate and melissa you are 32 feet above the ground taking in the butdy, you are on my favorite elephant.y, you are on my favor elephant.ey, you are on my favo elephant.ay, you are on my favo elephant.uy, you are on my favo elephant.ty, you are on my favo elephant. we have beach stock takes place this saturday, we are giving auto you a preview today. tomorrow it's breezy and nice with a high temperature of 78 degrees, still slightly on the humid side, but as we get into the weekend, another gorgeous start to our weekend, a nice mixture of sunshine and clouds as high pressure stays in

control with a high of 79, breezy and pleasant and an on shore wind developing with a high temperature of 80 with the ocean temperature in the upper 60s, if are you in margate or wherever your destination takes you down the shore, adam we'll have a whole lot of fun taking place in the next half hour when we are down on the beach. >> i know you can hula-hoop better, take off the equipment around your waste and show us next half hour. >> is this a challenge? i feel like a challenge, i can meet a challenge that is for sure. >> if you are heading to the poconos, this friday, saturday, into sun, low humidity, 78 tomorrow and dry over the weekend saturday and sunday with temperatures near 80 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sun and clouds tomorrow and low humidity on saturday and 84 and another beauty come sunday and muggy on sunday 88 and the soup is back,

summer soup, hot and humid and afternoon thunderstorms tuesday into wednesday and the muggies hang on into thursday at 88 degrees. i'm not taking the hula-hoop challenge, i have no hips. i'm a straight shotd down. >> we'll check it out. we go saving

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that mother and child. >> it happened this week in sales salem, new jersey. >> john rawlins was able to speak to the victim. >> reporter: we'll start with a disclaimer, what we show you is real violence and it could be unsettling and disturbing to some of our viewers. the victim is a 27-year-old biology student. the 2-year-old was right there at the beating and a number of people, a half dozen, believed to be teens, they were not only watching the fight but video taping it with their cell phones. >> they were all video taping the fight, i could have been dead right know. if she hit me in the right spot, it would be over, over