williams is a good lni commissioner and good man and i am sure they will tell us what happened here. i have absolutely no idea. you just can't look at it and tell what the reason was. >> once it was determined no one was inside the effort started to find chris champion's champion show hounds. the son called saying the home collapsed knowing the dogs are inside. saying they are kind ever like family. >> better than family, they listen and they don't come with backtalk. >> it took about two hours, duncan found running around the neighborhood while bre was rescued by crews. over heated but okay. and ten people from four families are displaced as the investigation is getting underway. and councilwoman blackwell said it could have been worse. >> we were grateful no one was

hurt. >> back on the scene, the lni officials say no history or complaints for the property. under the local law the clean-up of the properties is the responsibility of the homeowners. if lni comes in to do the clean-up the homeowners get the bill. the hope is the properties were properly insured. reporting live from cobbs creek, walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> walter, thank you very much. we have breaking news right now out of long beach island. the picture send to us from an "action news" viewer in progress in ship bought ton on long beach island at the 21st and long beach boulevard. we don't know much in the way of information in terms of injuries or cause. chopper 6 is in route to the scene. as soon as we get more information about this developing story on long beach island we will pass it along to you right here. a delaware woman dead after getting caught in a gun fight in wilmington. 43 year old crystal brown

leaving the adams market when she came across a fight in the street. someone started shooting and the bullet hit brown in the chest and she died at the hospital. the police say brown was not involved in the fight and they are asking anyone with any information to call them. david henry is working to get more details on the story and will have a live report tonight at 5:00. police in camden county looking for whomever opened fire in a sicklerville neighborhood overnight. the stray bullets went into two houses and one hit a 13 year old girl sleeping in her bed. sarah bloomquist is live in that neighborhood now and sarah, the neighbors are still very much upon edge today. >> brian, investigators spent the day here canvassing the neighborhood nor witnesses looking for shell cases. believing late last night a gunbattle broke out where i am standing and one bullet in the home behind me, and the second flying across the street into the hudson's home wounding an

innocent 13-year-old girl as she slept in her bed. >> she was in bed crying, i got shot, i goes shot. >> around 12:30, 15-year-old toni hudson checked in on her sister, tiya sleeping on this bunk. >> and my sister was crying she was shot crying she was going to guy. and i told her you are not going to friend. >> the mother and family friend were in the house and they believe a bullet ricochetted off the car and struck her in the lower back. >> i didn't believe she was e shot. shot, you don't believe it. and you turn it over and you see the hole and blood is everywhere and you realize it. >> and a woman across the street hit by flying debris when a

bullet entered her home, refusing medical treatment. investigators were in the neighborhood looking for clues for the identity of the shooters. the family said they did feel safe here but not anymore and are worried tiya will not want to come home. >> and you hear it on tv and until it hits close to home it is like wow, these things really do happen. >> now tiya's mother says she will be in the 8th grade next year. she is very, very active, loves to run and dance. and she did undergo surgery this morning and listed as stable. her family expects her to remain in the hospital for at least a week undergoing additional medical treatment. live in sicklerville, new jersey sarah bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> sarah, thank you. two people went to the hospital today after a fire in northeast philadelphia. crews got the call around 1:15 this afternoon and on the scene in four minutes. finding smoke in the first and second floors of a home on

sylvester street. they did not tell us how badly the victims were hurt. no word on how the fire started. the actions cam spotted firefighters giving oxygen to a kitten. and we also saw some firefighters taking a break. a tough day for firefighters or anyone working outside. staying hot a little while longer before we see any relief this week. >> a first look at the accuweather forecast with meteorologist adam joseph outside in the blistering heat today. >> the temperatures jumped from the weekend, but a nice breeze out of the southwest, at leaf the air is circulating. and heating back up. yesterday 86 with the low humidity. the humidity has come back up not as oppressive as last week. 92, with the normal 87 degrees. other numbers. 90 millville. 91 dover, 91 wilmington, 89

reading, 87 lancaster and the beautiful sea breeze at work at the shore with temperatures only in the mid and upper 70s. dewpoints, the measure of the moisture in the air, just slidely humid today 63 in wilmington, 65 in allentown. last week when we had 90s dewpoints in the mid 70s. a big change. and it doesn't look as if the heat and humidity this week will come any close to what we had last week, that's some good news. double scan live showing severe thunderstorm watch north of the poconos, mainly new york state and pennsylvania. all storms moving west-to-east staying out of our viewing area, even the lehigh valley as we go through the evening hours. it is mainly dry, 88 degrees at 7:00. 76 at 8:00. 94 at 9:00. by 10:00 this evening, temperatures at 82 with a mixture of stars and clouds. k when i come back talking about the heat tomorrow and if the

stormtracker stink far enough south whether they get in our area letting you know in the forecast. the family of girls murdered in berks county. close ear after nearly 50 years. accepting the remains today at the press conference. sandra's body found 1968 shot several times. and martha's found months later. and they were both unidentified until they were resumed and d.n.a. positively identified the girls. >> somebody out there has to know about them them have to come forward with it. >>the family plans a memorial service for both of the girls. at the big board with the latest crackdown or protection yam terror threats.

the t.s.a. tightening security at your honor for oversea a flights bound to the u.s. the latest items to undergoing scrutiny is electronics. cell phones, laptops, if it doesn't turn on at the gate it doesn't go on. and powerless ones are not allowed bound to the u.s., concerned that they could hide explosives in the devices. >> they are small items but it takes very little explosives to penetrate the hull of an aircraft and cause damage. >> and the fighting in syria and iraq has them worried it is a breeding ground for jihadists some who could travel to the u.s. the t.s.a. asking some of the 250 international airports with direct flights to the u.s.

asking them to power up. >> and we are asking to take necessary preindications. >> and they raised red flags that bombmakers yemen may have traveled. and the attempt to turn printer cartridges into bombs. some overseas travellers were not phased by the extra steps in the security process. >> i am not going to stop flying because of things like this. >> and we should note there is no indication a cell phone or portable electronic device bomb has been created or there is a specific threat to the u.s., the obama administration saying they are trying to anticipate to the next attack and not react to the last one. a video leaked with oscar pistorius re-enacting how he

shot and killed his girlfriend. prepared for the defense, never meant to be released. first airing on australia television, showing he is running without his prosthetic legs. at one point slumped over in the bathroom where he found his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp's body. and they stay that oscar pistorius killed steenkamp after an argument. pistorius said he thought she was an intruder and shot hereby accident. and stocks off record highs after the holiday weekend, the dow stayed above 1700. nasdaq down 35 points. and the weekend not having fireworks at the box office. and informers led on with no release to knock it out. $36.4 million compared to the $83 million last year's top movie brought in on the 4th of

july. that was "despicable me ii" and overall the box offers earnings are lagging behind where they were this time last year. be ready to play more to fly. raising security fees starting july 21. paying $2.50 for each plane to get to a destination and it is capped at two play-byes each way. the new fee $5.60 without a cap. congress approved it last year as part of a budget deal. and closing after a dump truck spilled piles of dirt on the highway. over the southbound lanes in west debtford afternoon where the dump truck lost control tipping onto it's side. filled with rocks and dirt and started to leak fuel. and the hazmat crews cleans up

the wreck, no one injured. if you did not take today off, a lot of people hitting the roads to get back to work. >> and to the traffic center seeing how things are moving. >> and the first day back at work we have twin problems. yeah, check this out, overturned dump trucks and much less joyous than the arrival of the twins, congratulations. and the first is the first in debtford partially blocking the ramp from 130 national park. and you can squeeze by on the ramp most activity off to the side not causing huge delays at this point. second overturned dump truck here in king of prussia on the ramp from the pennsylvania turnpike westbound to valley forge, no earthquake just wind. and you can probably see the truck there and traffic squeezing by but expect flowing on the westbound of the

turnpike. and a big building collapse in cobbs creek we told you about blocking off spruce street. and stick with pine instead. and a crash on the westbound schuylkill by the boulevard but off to the side. and the roosevelt boulevard ex-suspension, northbound blocked up. and there is another crash with emergency crews on the scene. we grab the ipad on this back-to-work monday afternoon and what is cooking this afternoon. an object on the road in delaware. and luckily no problems this afternoon on route 40 unlike this morning. checking it gek in the next half hour. >> thank you. the philadelphia police need your help identifying suspects from wholed up a 7-eleven. and sunday in the 7600 block of ridge avenue, saying two men took lottery tickets and $300 in

cash at gunpoint. if you have information call the police right away. people living in the popular part of northern liberty say streets are overflowing with trash. the garbage bins were overflowing across from the street and it has scrapped from restaurants and members awful. and brings out rats. >> all you need is it a good blowing wind to have this go into the rest of the neighborhood. and this trash and food waste and it looks rough. >> and the people responsible is westminster management. and they have been cited 15 times in the last 18 months. reaching out to the company for comment, so far they have not returned our calls. our harsh winter caused trouble for farmers. in new jersey they say the peach

crops are delayed this year. "action news" anchor monica malpass live in the news room with more. a lot of people anxious over the summer nor the new jersey peaches. >> they are waiting for them as they do every year, but unfortunately have to wait a little longer. the formers say because of the bitter prolonged cold this winter it delayed new jersey's peach crop. coming up tonight at 5:00, how many it will be and how it is affecting farms across the state. a you are in case after virus transmitted by mosquitos surface the locally, and ali gorman tells us about the symptoms of the virus and who is at risk to get it. that in "healthcheck." and those stories and more working on for "action news at 5:00," see you then. welcome back. >> thank you to much. kind of feels like my first day today. dominoes pizza raising dough for a good cause. at the hospital for children in wilmington today, medium cheez pizzas going for $3.99 apiece.

and taking part in in and a portion of the sales will benefit the hospital. it is a hot one today and time for a check of accuweather. >> and over to the big board and adam joseph. hey, adam. >> the temperatures are heating back up. we can see north and west there are many upper 80s. slatington 88, chester warmer 92. and many 90s in the pine barons where there is sandy soil and you can heat the soil up quicker than in pennsylvania. 93 browns mills, 90 bridgeton, 91 dover. the sea breeze kicked in with a south-southwesterly wind. ocean 65. you get the breeze off the water and temperatures in the upper 70s this afternoon after being in the 80s earlier today. the wind speed outing-southwest.

and it is not a stagnant atmosphere. heat and humidity weighs on your body. at least the air is circulating around. it is not overly oppressive. the front is where we have the focusing mechanism for severe storms. and most in the evening hours. and there could be a quick random downpour and thunderstorms in parts of the lehigh valley at 10:00 if it sinks far enough south. and tomorrow slidely humid and the dewpoint in the mid and upper 60s. inside of slightly humid it is more humid tomorrow but not as humid as it was last week.

nonetheless very uncomfortable. heat indices tomorrow at 2:00, 99 in philadelphia, 95 in allentown, 97 in lancaster near 100 possibly in wilmington. and 98 in millville. at this point there are no heat advisories in place for tomorrow, more than likely not the case as remaining below 100 in much of the area. futuretracker 4:00 tomorrow, the majority of the day hot and humid. breezy. late in the day we will watch storms that will try to fire up north and west near lancaster, reading and allentown. and that will continue in the northwestern suburbs through at least 9:30 tomorrow evening, that's the best mechanism in the atmosphere to get it going. slight risk of difficult weather. if anything develops we will have to watch if it progresses south through our area tomorrow

evening. and tonight warm and muggy upper 60s. 76 tomorrow morning in philadelphia. and the 4day at four 94 degrees, hot tomorrow and again on the humid side with evening thunderstorms north and west. humid and fronts mere by wednesday, temperatures dropping back into the 80s and a lingering thunder shower in spots, not a washout. thursday to friday the humid drops, sun returns and beautiful with temperatures in the mid 80s. what about the upcoming weekend? we just came off of it, but look at the next one coming up in the seven-day in the next half-hour. >> all right. and a live look at the fire we were telling you about in ship bottom on long beach island. and a live look there. the fire crews from several towns and various towns on long beach island responding to the fire at 2119 long beach boulevard. a multi-story structure.

a wood-framed structure. it went on fire, apparently nearby businesses said the smoke so one at one point they should down. no reports of injuries, but we are keeping our eyes on this. there is a great response and the fire still burning there and crews working to put it out on ship bottom. and we had great picture came in earlier giving us a idea when it first came out from a twitter follower. >> and we will monitor this breaking story out of southersy. and a man steals your passwords with google glass, not even near you to do it. and a test run on the world's tallest water slide you and get to go along for a ride. a heart-warming moment courtesy of a legend. paul mccartney helps a dream proposal come true. and bet the accuweather app

>> a man dead after crashing his car into a building this morning in hunting park. it happened just after 2:00 a.m. in the 4000 block of whitaker avenue. a 31 year old man hit a building used by the philadelphia streets department. he died at the scene. police have not told us his name. his passenger went to temple hospital but police have not told you how badly that person was hurt. researchers found a way to

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and he leads them through a performance of dell where >> can't say no in front of that crowd. and saying soon his friends were in the auditorium watching it. imagine being on stage with paul mccartney and then getting engaged. >> and all of them emailing that around like crazy. thank you very much. still ahead, same workout, different results. not all fair when it comes to fitness, it depends on your age. explaining that next. would you would you like to be the person testing the world's tallest water slide? and the vertigo, the first person to take

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was an accident are antic. and chump change. two burglars are determined but not very bright. you don't want to miss when they finally flipped the dryer. the latest on the breaking news out of south new jersey. in ship bottom, long beach island. watching it for awhile, but the flames are backing down a lit, they were burning out of the roof of the structure on long beach island. the smoke was heavy at first and black, now it shifted to white. and several crews are on the scene. smoke so intense at one point a nearby pizza shop had to close down for fear of smoke inhalation. no word on injuries or how it started but the crews app -- appear to be getting the upper hand.

and from the air, three homes in the 6500 block may look battered and blackened, but from the ground you see the full scope of the tragedy. piles of stuffed animals of four children who never get the chance to enjoy them again. the memorial grows and the many questions. and john rawlins live at the fire scene with more on why some are asking if enough was done here. john? >> right. well restart out saying we still don't know the cause of the fire. it is still under investigation. we will learn some things we did not know. one of them is that threats have been made against the firefighters in the wake of the fire. claims that somehow the fire department did not respond fast enough, take it is unfair and untrue has the commissioner. going door-to-door offering to install fire and the initial

report for a rubbish seen and the first unit on the scene in three minutes. >> i want to make sure even from the rubbish fire call to when firefighters were on the screen, less than three minutes. >> that's correct. the matter -- latter the first and then the other three minutes behind. >> and a family pastor says he was told -- >> they are still trying to identify the remains of the kids. so until that is done, they would not be able to arrange for those. >> this woman overcome by grief and being helped by friends said to be the mother of the twin girls who died in the blaze, marie and maria. and the maternal grandfather of the boys who perished stays his daughter has not yet spoke for him about the loss. >> a difficult time for her. very difficult.

she -- i don't know, she's not -- >> and people from all over the region continue to stop at the nearby christ international church to drop off clothes and other items for families burned out of their homes. an enormous outpouring of goods dropped off at the church for the families who lost so much here. also getting ready for a community meeting in about a half-hour including the ministry of the church and the members of the west african immigrants organizes serving philadelphia. social service agencies like the red cross and salvation army, as well as the fire commissioner. the hope is that this will be a time when everybody can get together and chart the healing process after this deadly fire. southwest philadelphia john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. our coverage continues on the 6abc app. a slide shown from the scene,

read about the victims and figure out how to help survivors. the app free to download for your apple or android destroys. the montgomery county man stealing gifts from newlyweds going to prison. patrick franzone, jr. sentenced to 4 to 8 years behind bars this morning. the 36 year old admitted to swiping a total of $15,000 in cash and gifts from three separate couples from march to july of last year. and then also trying to steal from a fourth. in one of the incidents franzone stole at least $5,000 from a couple at the william penn inn. and they accept his policy understanding it is fueled by a drug conviction. >> when you are on drugs at that level you don't know what you are doing. when up straighten up you realize what you can. >> and franzone sentenced to six years probation. and the philadelphia police

say two bumbling burglars out for easy cash got a lot more than they bargained for. check out this video from the laundry room of an apartment building in the 1800 block of sully avenue last month. and two men trying to figure out how to bust the coin slot on the dryer. see what happens when they tip it over. they bust a gas line. and they realize what they did and high tail it out of there. with a gas leak behind. and fortunately all residents were ok. the philadelphia police also looking for two men who successfully stole a large appliance. this happened outside of the pediatric center on ridge avenue last thursday. the suspect unhooked the center's air conditioning unit and lifted it up and carried it away. if you recognize these two suspects or the incident, have any knowledge about that at the apartment complex, please call the philadelphia police.

time for a check of the accuweather forecast. it is a hot one out there. >> yes, temperatures back in the 90s. and it feels hotter than it really is because of how beautiful it was this weekend with the low humidity. quite a turn around. and up see the haze in the atmosphere and the camera bouncing around a little bit with the strong southwesterly winds. the air temperature 92, heat index 92. it is the same because dewpoints are low enough that we have mixed the air today. so it is not oppressively humid or really not all that humid. just a slight up-tick in the humidity. and the wind off the south, off the ocean of 65, the chop over the water and a nice sea breeze for the shore. and the wind speeds it is between 15 and 20 miles per hour. and again that is drying out the air to kind of alleviate some of that heat and humidity. the heat spikes tomorrow. talking about the numbers a chance for storms and the drop in the humidity in the

seven-day. a delaware man behind bars this afternoon charged with his ninth dwi. and he was arrested and they deexpected the alcohol. and he was taken into custody and his driving record showing eight prior arrests for driving under the influence. families in little need of help getting a boost towards a home of their own today. the congressman on hand at the house in west oakland handing out $3 million in apr affordabl housing grants funding projects helping low-income families get a roof over their heads. and the projects pad significantly to the city's low-income house. the philadelphia zoo on the

road to bring an educational experience to kids in north philadelphia. and rabbits snakes and birds. children 3 to 5 with special needs and their families with a chance to pet the animals and also learn about the animal from traveling zoo educators. and still ahead from restaurants to spas and gyms, deals tailored specifically for those in philadelphia. if you can build it you better be ready to try it. the man behind the tallest walter slide tests it out. and babies make four. cuteness alert. and brian taff tells us what it is like to welcome two brand up in additions to his gorgeous family and we have new photos. you don't want to miss. >> i miss them already. and adam joseph back with

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at the big board with the big coverage. a quick glance it is the perfect wedding photo. a beautiful bride and her groom sealing it with a kiss. look at the background here. see that? yeah. a bit of a menniace, a tornado. and thinking it would be the most amazing back drop a twister tearing behind the happy couple. 15,000 shares and 21,000 likes and counting. the photographer says i dreamed about a day like this. well, it is the world's tallest waller slide in kansas city. 17 stories, 168 feet tall. higher than a plunge off niagara falls and sort of like jumping offer the empire state building. the first time two brave souls tried it out. called the verruckt, german

forego insane. and the co-owner of the schlitterbahn water park giving it a go. the opening date delayed the third time, but now it is safe. speeds up to 65 miles per hour and the drop basically vertical. how was it? one of them said it is the scariest thing i have ever done. you and get wet at the end, it is a water slide. >> i am present sure you are wet before that for different reasons. thanks very much. and a check on the roads. matt pellman. >> at least the roads are not wet this afternoon, nice and dry condition, bright sunshine for the ride home. but still, several issues. like this one in king of prussia an overturned dump truck in the distance on the ramp from the pennsylvania turnpike westbound to valley forge. on the off ramp, so a lane blocked on that ramp. also a lane blocked on the on-ramp away from the schuylkill 76 on to the westbound signed of the p.a. turnpike.

restrictions in both directions, but the goodness is you can get by both ways. and a serious crash in horsham hospital at tennis avenue. and the crash on the interdrive is gone, as the one on the schuylkill by the boulevard. and spruce street blocked between 59th and 61st because of the building collapse from earlier today. and 95 in the normal busy spot by girard avenue. and the holiday weekend means tonight the construction crews on the southbound side setting upp barriers around 10:00. and a crash on the black horse pike that just cleared. and west debtford the overturn dump truck, luckily that is off to the side. i step aside and checking it again in the next half-hour. >> don't go far. we need you here, got it.

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>> all right meteorologist adam joseph along now. it is hot. >> it is. 90s are back, but at least it is only for one more day and then we go back to the 80s and drop the humidity. it is a little short visit of the heat and humidity. and looking at the line-up, and double scan live, right now it is pretty quiet out there. looking at the actions cam at

concourse lake in fairmount park you look in the weeds and yes, mr. bullfrog checking things out across the area, remaining hot and humid is at least getting a little sun on the top of his head to warm his body. and looking at the temperatures and satellite and radar awaiting a front to the north and west. and double scan live showing all is quiet out there. just a few high clouds and the sunshine is going to work here on this monday. 92 so far in philadelphia. 90 in the lehigh valley. 91 wilmington. 90 millville. upper 80s for lancaster and reading. at the shore, temperatures only in the mid and upper 70s with the strong wind coming in right off the atlantic creating a little chop over the open waters. the front off to the north, north of pittsburgh where the severe thunderstorm watch has been put in play. as we watch severe storms on the p.a.-new york border.

the most part they are off to our north, but eventually the front will start to collapse closer to the region. home summer sizzle. hazy and humid feeling 95 to 100 degrees. but not going over the 100-degree mark in many location no, sir heat advisories for tomorrow like last week. and later in the day watching for spotty thunderstorms north and west of philadelphia during the even hours. the cold front pushes through wednesday it is slow to move through, which means it stays humid. back into the upper 80s, some sunshine and a few scatter showers or thunderstorms for midweek. and tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 watching for thunderstorms to eye represent north and west, but they will remain normally north and west of philadelphia through 9:30 tomorrow night. many of us tomorrow will see the absence of any downpours or thunderstorms, mainly hot and humid. as the front drifts through here early wednesday morning still

scattered showers and thunderstorms. wednesday not a washout. at the shore tomorrow much like today water temperature 65, high temperatures in the morning upper 80s and the sea breeze kicks in again with temperatures near 80 in the afternoon, sun and clouds as the breeze is gusty out of the southwest. the seven-day forecast, hot and a little humid tomorrow. watching for evening thunderstorms again north and west of town of 94. it is humid wednesday but the 90s are out of here. seeing a few lingering showers or thunderstorms but not a washout. and midweek the sun returns thursday into friday with temperatures in the mid 80s. the weekends the muggies are back with a pop-up thunderstorm particular into monday. and speaking of pop -- >> oh, pop pop. we formally welcome back our colleague brian from his 6abc family. and his family expanded and his

lovely wife and he welcome two perfectly gorgeous, we are in love baby boys last wednesday. love your family. >> a wonderful wild ride and my wife still with the boys getting a little tender loving care in the hospital. they will be with us soon but not before they are ready. brady at 4:20 p.m. last wednesday wide-eyed and activity and total snuggler at home in my arms and my wife's arms. and sawyer 23 minutes later, our little beach bum relaxed and sleeping most of the time most of the time. i know i am biased but i happen to think they are both awesome and melted our hearts. and the woman i owe everything and she grabbed ahold of my heart five years ago. and i am glad to share this with

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>> time to save with 6abc. talking all deals philadelphia. the top of the daily deal cite a boutique with some of the best. and working for the culinary vegetable institute hand picked what she calls the hidden gems in her hometown. from food and shopping her experience is offering up to 77% off of some of they are favorite experiences from the philadelphia museum of art, to some of her favorite eateries.

>> and little known, great food, and those not food, salon is great with great blow outs, every girl needs that. >> a few are selling out as we speak. we will have a link on the website at 6abc.com of the >> thank you. a fabled nursy rhyme coming to life when humptey dumpty fell off the wall. two teens tried to climb the wall to get a picture and yeah, he took a great fall. and the sculpture said he will try to put him back together

again. >> hopefully they can do it. and that will do it for "action news" at 4:00. i'm brian taff. join me along with shirleen, adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for "action news" 10 on phl 17. >>

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>> an innocent victim. that is what the police say about a woman shot and killed on the streets of wilmington last night as her family mourns her loss. the detectives are hunting for the person who fired that deadly shot. the big story on "action news" the latest on the shooting death of 43 year old crystal brown. >> "action news" reporter, david henry has the very latest on this story. >> we have no suspect information at this time. but we need the public's help. >> 43 year old crystal brown gunned down a block from her home. before 10:00 last night walking to the store at 7th and adams. as she left she stepped into a fight. a crowd of people gathered near the store and tempers flared.

at least one pulled a gun and started shoot. and a spray bullet hit her in the chest. >> and any time up choose to fire a gun it can end up any and in this case in an innocent person. >> and they performed c.p.r. but could not save her. she died at the hospital. and family and friends joined at the home too stunned to talk about it. friends pouring out grief on the facebook page. profile, she worked as a legal aid for a wilmington law firm. last night in the wrong place at the wrong time. police went through the neighborhood today door-to-door handing out wanted fliers urging residents to speak up if they know anything. >> you saw something, heard something, you know any information there is no bad leads we need your help. this is an innocent person, innocent woman who just went to the store and she got killed for it. >> and that was o