remains in prison, accused of selling crack cocaine from his workplace, he was busted at this radnor mcdonald's working on the night crew, undercover officers have made four separate drug the busts from him. >> he was working at the mcdonald's, he would walk into the parking lot and at which time he would sell crack cocaine to the undercover officers while he was working and then go back to 160 packages of crack. they estimate that trammell made a tidy sum. and then whatever he returns to his supplier, conservative estimate, he was making $1,000

to $1500 a week. >> police say that trammell worked at this rest ran for two years. customers were disgusted rather than shocked. >> it's awful. i hate to see it happening in this neighborhood or anywhere for that matter. >> reporter: the owner of this mcdonald's says she takes these allegations seriously but cannot comment because the case is still pending. >> it's time for the check of accuweather forecast. and we are tracking storms heading our way. lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph, live now at the big board. >> all of us are dealing with oppressive humidity, 91 in philadelphia, 90 in trenton, 90 in lancaster and trenton, with a southerly wind it's feeling nicer of 85 degrees, with the

wind off the ocean of 73 it's only in the upper 70s along your favorite beach town, the combination of your temperature and humidity. 97 in allentown and reading and over the century point in delaware and reading. between 101 and 102. it's uncomfortable outside wren tracking a front out to the west on double scan live. the action well yellow and orange boxes over northern new england is where the storms are severe. as we close into central parts of pennsylvania, you can see the storms are not in a solid squall line and they are not severe, as they push towards harrisburg, the most active time when these pass through would be between 6:00 and 8:00, on i-95, 8:00 to 10:00 and southern new jersey,

between 10:00 and midnight. the storms are scattered but where they hit they could have dangerous lightning and downpours and winds of 50 miles per hour, and scattered hail does not look like a widespread event. we'll talk about cooler weather coming in in the accuweather forecast. secretary of state, john kerry, is in tel aviv as he and world leaders try to stop the violence between israel and hamas. explosions rocked the area in gaza and huge plumes of smoke rocked the sky, israeli military is targeting areas, only 31 deaths are israeli. kerry held high level meetings and he says they made progress. >> we are doing this for one simple reason, the people in the

palestinian regions and israel are all under immediate threat of this violence and this needs to end. >> kerry flew in one day after american carriers banned airlines from flying in or out of the area, for fear of rocket attacks. they have extended the band for 24 hours. john rawlins continues this at the philadelphia international airport, some can't get to israel but for others they are thinking of the people that are already there. >> there are folks that are visitors, the question is how to get them back safely and when. and these are tense times and adding to the tense no flight ban in tel aviv. flight 79 canceled this morning before the faa even announced its extension. american airlines says the

saferty and our passengers and crew is our highest priority. we are reaching out to help those affected. yesterday a hamas rocket fell about a mile from the airport intel severe. delta airlines quickly -- her voice mail mentions hearing sirens but is upbeat. >> this is the safest i will be and i love israel and i am happy i am here and having the time of my life. >> dan watches the news and

tries to discern the truth. >> as a parent of a child in israel i am disturbed by what is accurate and really happening and struggling to what is happening and is she safe? >> ike richmond's daughter is suppose to board a jet on sunday and come home, however the european carrier she is booked on says they may not be operating at that time. so richmond and the camp organizers have another problem, to find another carrier or keep the kid as way from gaza and wait until things calm down. no simple answer here. that is for sure. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." chopper 6 hd, is live over love park, the federation will hold a rally in the next few minutes, they are expecting a big turnout. eva pilgram is there right now

and she will have a live report coming up on "action news" at 5:00. we are updating the new 6abc.com, as we get new details about this story, we will post details on flights and you can check every flight out of philadelphia international airport. meanwhile, the fighting continues into ukraine where rebels shot down two ukrainian fighter jets it happened just 20 miles from where malaysia airlines flight 17 crashed earlier this week after being shot down. the flight took off from the netherlands and two-thirds of the netherlands were dutch. 40 coffins were brought off the trains today and driven through the country to military barracks. they will identify them and bring them to their families. >> as the hearses moved through the roads, huge crowded came out to pay their last muches on this

national day of mourning. a judge has cleared five judges of conspiracy and fraud charges in philadelphia. they were accused of fixing tickets for family friends and political allies. although though were acquitted on the most serious charges, four of them were found guilty of perjury. philadelphia traffic court was abolished because of this case. emergency crews were called out to a gloucester county neighborhood when workers hit a gas line, at aberdeen place here in woodbury, a worker was doing work on the line and hit the gas line by accident. the fire department and gas department sencrews to the scene and workers are making repairs. new jersey rocker, jon bon jovi will receive this year's marion anderson award and mayor,

michael nutter made that announcements today in center city. besides his music bon jovi is known for his work with health care. he will be the 15th person to receive the award, it honors artests who use their tal ens to help society. and how hackers managed to buy concert tickets with other people's money and an early wake-up call for people staying in a center city hotel. a fire that forced people out of their rooms

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this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. hotel guests get a wake-up call before alarms when off this morning. the sheridan filled with smoke, at 4:15 this morning and forced more than 1,000 guests to wake

up and get out of building, they were eventually allowed back in to get medications and belongings, and many road out the wait at the convention center and the archdiocese across the street and some got creative like one man that couldn't get his shoes. >> wrapped them in toilet paper. >> how is it working for you? >> not so good. >> oh boy, hotel employees say an electric panel is to blame. they gave the guests food and drink and shuttle service whale they waited. a delaware teen is waiting for charges after a deadly shooting last month. prosecutors say they indicted michael wally of newark, he was indicted yesterday at his home. investigators say he shot and killed dwayne roth at his home. to business now, it was a mixed close for stocks, the dow

was down 27 points and the nasdaq was up almost 18 and the s&p gained 3.5 points on the day. >> stubhub's has business to deal with a major hack attack. and this time the thieves used information that they stole from other companies. investigators say that someone got into 1,000 stubhub accounts and bought tickets for events. they say the thieves got login information from other websites and used it to log into stubhub. investigators say that the case is international and they expect to make the case very soon. lets go live now to matt pellman in the traffic center, we know there is a lot of problems out there. >> reporter: this could be going better. chopper 6 hd remains live over the ben franklin bridge, the

base of the bridge in old city, as you come off the vine street expressway and 6th street, this is the entrance to our good buddy ben, not looking good because of an earlier overturned truck accident. a spill there and sand on the roadway, with just that one left lane getting by we are dealing with major gridlock, check out the streets here, 5th 6th and 8th. just a solid line of traffic on the vine from the schuylkill through this point at the exit for the ben franklin bridge. it's enough to make you want to scream, you know we all scream for ice-cream. there is a broken down ice-cream truck on the schuylkill expressway approaching spring garden street, in the backlog, on 76 eastbound, is the whole way from king of prussia through this point where the ice-cream

truck is on the shoulder into the vine. and 9 is heavy past tasker, through girard. mid-day construction there ran late and gave us heavy delays and upper merion, a delay because of a downed pole and crash. and use bal ming oh road. if you have the ways app you can see the speeds in old city, two miles an hour on the expressway. it's not looking good monica, we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> penndot has plans to raise the speed limit to 70 miles per hour or more on the state's highways, the changes will take affect on august 11th on i-80 in clear field and clinton county. the announcement comes on the same day that the speed limit was increased to 70 on the

pennsylvania turnpike, between the blue mountain interchange and morgantown, penndot is considering increases on other roads that they say can stavely handle them. >> people across the country are teaming up for a special wish of a 14-year-old boy, rick williams is in the newsroom with this story. >> his name is danny nickerson of foxboro, massachusetts, he suffers from a rare form of brain cancer but children got busy to make him a special birthday. he only wants birthday cards, new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, will have the story tonight at 5:00 and also does your morning workout involve hugs. health reporter, ali gorman shows the fitness group that supplies a fast, fun and fit workout in philadelphia, details coming up next at 5:00.

we'll send it back to you monica and shirleen. >> still ahead. adam is back and a look at the storms heading our way now. >> plus, if you are sleeping eight hours a night, you might be doing something wrong, how much sleep we should aim for each night. and take the new 6abc.com, wherever you go, the new smart design fits any device including your smart phone and tablet.

there is normal reason to enjoy the beauty of belmont plateau today. it's already one of the best places to view the city skyline and now a brand new grove of trees is added to the iconic landscape, the tree as long with a plaque were dedicated with the fairmount park chairman. >> very nice. time to check accuweather. lets go to meteorologist, adam

joseph live at the big board and the sweltering heat. >> it's hot and sticky out there today and hopefully the trees will get a drink of water thanks to mother nature later on tonight and cooler temperatures to follow. as we look at double scan live, it's quiet across much of the area now and any storms are really to the north and west of our viewing area, we see a couple of showers and downpours trying to pop near birdsboro in the southern part of berks county and the lancaster-berks county line, a downpour here or there. these are trying to bubble up, so to speak, they are falling apart and not much support in the atmosphere to get things excited just yet. as we look at the dew points it's a steam bath, 70 in allentown and 77 in wilmington and 73 in millville, and a reminder, when dew points are a reminder at 70 degrees, it feels oppressive and the atmosphere is holding a lot of water right now. as we look at the heat index,

the dew points and air temperature, feels like 96 in philadelphia, and 95 in trenton, but at the shore a bit of a break feeling like 80 degrees, with a nice strong sea breeze coming in off the atlantic. as we look at storm tracker 6 live double scan, you can head far to the north in northern new england and the state of new york. this is where all the storms as they are passing through they prompt severe thunderstorm warnings with it. the tail end of this front -- more storms in central pennsylvania are not reaching severe limits, we look at future tracker by 7:00 tonight, you see hit or miss downpours or thunderstorms entering the far western suburbs by 9:00 tonight and pushing into southern new jersey by 11:00, at the shore are you good to go at the boardwalk tonight, because it's not until they late you'll see

the downpours and then we start with clouds and clearing skies as northerly winds come by with clearing skies. tomorrow afternoon we are looking at 81 in allentown and 79 in lancaster and just 83 in philadelphia. but for tonight we'll have the gusty, spotdy, early few thunderstorms around and otherwise it's warm and muggy and upper 60s to low 70s for lows, your four day at 4:00, 84 tomorrow and gradual clearing and lower humidity and beautiful here friday, 84 continued low humidity and the humidity and the heat starts to return for the weekend and saturday 88 and saturday hot and humid and 91 and thunderstorms are likely. we'll let you know if the 90s will continue into next week in the forecast coming up in the next half hour. >> thanks adam. it seems we have more bears out in neighborhoods this year. the testing is unique.

bears come in a new neighborhood to raid the trash cans, boulder, colorado, city council is making a push for bear resistance trash cans but the only way to figure out if they work is to let the bears get at them and try it. they gave the trash cans to a group of bears at yellowstone national park and encouraged them to pounce on them and tear them up but the cans passed the test, they are bear proof. >> i think they were looking for cupcakes, i like cupcakes, a lot of people do, and lebron james knows this. and we'll tell you what he did it's kfc night.

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it is time now for the buzz. apparently justin bieber is fed up with the pop star. they went to his home because of

noise complaints, they say it's not just the parties, teenage girls show up at all hours private night and yell bieber's name from the streets. meanwhile, lebron james is taking a different approach to being a good neighborhood. last night he sent a team from his local bakery to deliver cupcakes to everyone. he wanted to apologize for all the attention the neighborhood is getting because of his decision to go to cleveland. he is not there, actually in china right now, at least one neighbor told our partners at espn, the cupcakes he had were the best ever. and finally weird al did something he never did before, and made history in the process, his new album mandatory fun debuted at number one this week,

the first number one album for al and the first to comedy album to take number one since 1960. >> laughing all the way to the bank. thank you shirleen. coming up road work safety tips if you are heading out of town. and why one berks county woman is using a sharpy here and to let people know she is sick of being a victim. and what we are learn being how the flag swap in new york city was played off.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, shirleen allicot, and brian taff. >> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with details on disturbing definition in a book meant to kids. a publisher is pulling hello kitty dks dictionaries. and later, sleep study, new research reveals just how much shut eye you need a night. here is a hint, it's not eight hours. an i woman is taking matters into her own hands to fight crime. she wants people to know she is

fed up. walter perez has details on how she is get that word out there. >> it's one of those enough is enough stories and manifested in those signs there. she is tired of people doing drug deals in front of her home, and tired of people lightering. and she is just tired. >> mary has a message for those people. >> you live the way you want to live it. you want to wheel and deal and roll and smoke, you do what you want to do, but don't do it on my property. >> she is not shy, posting this hand written sign-in front of her home. she says the final straw was when someone broke into her house earlier this year. >> my gun was stolen and all my jewelry was stolen. and my medication for my pain

was stolen. >> and the decision to post the sign was born of her frustration, it carries the legality weight of a property owner. >> police can act on that and police can arrest people that are on your property without your permission. >> we spoke to neighbors and they understand her frustration. >> the drug rate and crime rate around here is crazy any way for her to put her opinion out there, she is justified. >> i believe that the lady is at her boiling point and frustrated and she is taking personal responsibility for her neighborhood. >> she realizes she is running the risk of an antagonizing local trouble makers but that say risk she is willing to take. >> there are injustices in this world, and have you to stand up. >> most of her neighbors are good, decent people, and if that sign offends you, it's for you.

>> she says it like it is. >> thank you walter. now to an update on a story we first told you about on sion turned " at 4:00. kidnapping on the main line yesterday is now formerly charged. the action cam was there as keith morrison left the district court, police say that morrison broke into a home, kidnapped the homeowner and tied up his fiance, and morrison allegedly took him to a wawa to get cash, the man's girlfriend broke free and called 911 and he was arrested. is he facing charges of robbery, assault and kidnapping. philadelphia police say this is the man that sexually assaulted a woman at the swan memori memorial fountain. police say he attacked the 21-year-old victim as she napped

at logan circle. she was able to fight him off and call police. he was arrested a short time later and he is facing charges of attempted rape and simple assault. the victim was treated at an area hospital and released. a former nazi guard living in the area for decades. will never face charges. he died at the philadelphia hospital last night. the news came the same day the federal judge granted the extradition request. he maintained his innocence until his death. murder suspect george sergeant is found competent to stand trial for a woman found dead at

sethly street and strawberry mansion. sergeant confessed to stabbing the victim and he is due back in court for a prerimly hearing in september. lehigh authorities have identified the man that drown in the lehigh reservoir, matthew rough jumped from a swing rope and never surfaced. an autopsy is underway to determine the exact cause of death. authorities have a new tip, the lights that illuminated the american flag, suddenly flickered out yesterday morning, that can be seen on this earth cam video. it had been covered by aluminum pans and zip ties before the flags were replaced by white flags, they are looking for people seen crossing the bridge 15 minutes before the lights

went out. they are looking now if this was a political message of surrender. >> the only thing that should be surroundering at this time is the person responsible for the desecration of this flag. that leaves investigators to believe that they experience in climbing and construction. meteorologist, adam joseph, is joining us now you say the rain will cool us down. >> it will come down in spots and we'll look at the hot temperatures and how it feels in the mid atlanticic. 96 in philadelphia and 98 in washington and the core of the heat so the south in richmond at 101 degrees and stormtracker 6 live double scan shows severe thunderstorm watches are far to the north and the p.a. new york border and northern new england. where the storms are severe. in central pennsylvania, a weak

line is beginning to develop and some of them are trying to turn severe along i-78 north and west of pottsville and right around harrisburg moving to the east at 20 miles per hour. one random thunderstorm popping near reading and some storm winds at 60 miles per hour as they are releasing heavy rain. we'll watch the line as it pushes to the east over the next hour. we'll look at how cool those temperatures get and another day of 90 degrees, when we return. >> thank you. chopper 6 hd live over love park where the jewish federation is holding the rally we mentioned. eva pilgram is there now and will have a live report coming up on "action news" at 5:00 but several hundred people gathered at love park. some animal shelters in reading are asking for your help today. they are trying to find new homes for dozens of katds following the death of their care taker.

martha spent her own money feeding and newtering any stray cat that wandered into her yard. her passing of natural causes left the animals with nowhere to go. >> she had such a big heart she could not refuse a cat, and it showed. they are beautiful animals and have great personalities. >> two of the cats have since been claimed by new families but others are available for adoption. >>. when the oldest flyers fan turned 100, got a poster, but now a visit from bob the hound kelly came to leslie enhanced living to wish helen a happy birthday. she was in her 60s when kelly scored the stanley cup goal for the flyers. today she got her own

personalized jersey, a big happy birthday to you helen. >> very cool. >> young musicians filled the mann music center with glorious sounds of sum zblr these talented youngsters ages 8 to 21 showed off their exceptional abilities. the shows by the way with young talent are free and open to the public. a nice way to spend the day, believe me. a fashionista's fantasy. take a seat but don't stretch out too far. how one town is cracking down on how people sit down at area train stations. >> and a new study that may change the way you look at sleep.

a recent college graduate is dead following a freak accident on a delaware beach. rob are the pine was digging a ten foot hold in half moon bay when the sand collapsed around him. nearly 40 people rushed to save him frantically digging with anything they could find. even though they managed to get the 26-year-old's head free, it was not enough to save him. he was pronounced dead at the scene. this is what may flies are doing to parts of the midwest. every inch of this bank in minnesota was covered with flies, and at one point so many were swarming they showed up on the national weather service's radar. the bug that only live for 24

hours are actually a good sign, they can only reproduce in areas with high quality river water. >> yuck. well, vandals are targeting homes in our area and donuts are the weapon of choice. the pastries and other food is smeared across people's windows for weeks and now it's turned into a big headache for people that waste their time and money to clean it up. it can even damage the finish of your car if it's not cleaned up quickly enough. now they are looking to get cameras to catch the donut culprit. now an age old question, how much sleep do you need. now according to the journal seven hours needed not eight hours. they say that cognizant b the ance increases when skills peak at seven hours.

performance started to suffer after that. but they say that how much sleep a person needs varies between individuals. >> it's time for the big talkers, a new way to position your legs while waiting for a train in san francisco, transit police are requiring you to sit with your legs cross or stand up or at least look alert. they are looking to cut down on the amount of homeless people sleeping in the stations, sin the ban on lying down or reclining in the station 17 people were given verbal warnings and one person was arrested. a hello kitty book designed to teach kids how to spell and write, is off the shelves as it taught children a more gruesome

lesson. up until recently, looking up the word necklace, two definitions came up. one is a piece of jewelry and the second definition is a little dark. a pel rot placed around a person's neck and set on fire in order to kill that person. after the misprint was photographed and tweeted, the publisher, harper collins released a statement that they were aware of the inappropriate content and stopped selling all three forms of dictionary. and finally a fashionista is showing off her brand new closet to the world today. her wardrobe is a giant gleaming example of the saying everything is bigger in texas. teresa roamer invarietiesed abc into her three floor closet.

it took a full your and a half million dollars to build her divine design and that is not including all the stuff roamer stored in the closet. it's jam packed with $2 million worth of jewelry, handbags and clothes. if that is not enough, the former beauty queen turned entrepreneur threw in a hair and makeup station and a champagne bar. >> i like the hair and makeup station. >> my question is is she throwing parties in that closet? now a look at traffic with matt pellman. >> it's quite the party on the roadways if the party is a gathering of a lot of people it's a party. it's no day at the beach as we head towards the ben franklin bridge and there is sand on the ramp here in 6th street as you head towards the ben franklin

bridge, the sand is down from an earlier spill from an overturned tractor trailer. the good news is an improvement from the last half hour, two lanes are now getting by coming off of 6th street and the vine street expressway. we are starting to pick up the pace and some gridlock easing in old city, by the constitution center. it's an improving scene. the damage is done and the backlogs are huge, here on the schuylkill expressway eastbound side, the whole way from king of prussia and the vine street expressway. still this broken down ice-cream truck approaching spring garden, i want to stop and give the guy a few bucks. we haven't gotten traffic moving here in kennett square. it's closed because of a motorcycle accident at long wood

gardens and h 2 no, there is no water at the valley forge service center at the turnpike. monica and shirleen that means no restaurant or restrooms.

it's hot and humid and sticky out there and uncomfortable and it won't last too long. a few thunderstorms roll through tonight and that drops the temperature and the humidity starting tomorrow. as we look at double scan live, some areas get rocking and rolling all day long this evening. the radar is quiet on double scan live. with the exception of the far suburbs. can you see here, a couple of thunderstorms from bethel, between hamburg and pottsville. this particular storm north of hamburg about to enter the north part of pottsville. this is moving to the east at 20 miles per hour. winds 14 miles per hour and pea size hail and heading to lynn

port at 5:20 and albany at 5:10. again, these are thunderstorms that are releasing gusty winds but not reaching the severe criteria, over 58 miles per hour. as we look at the numbers, it is hot everywhere, 91 in philadelphia and 91 in allentown and 91 in dover. at the shore we are breaking the heat with temperatures only in the upper 70s, we factor in the humidity and it feels like the 90s in the area and the exception is the shore and over 100 degrees in the state of delaware. as we look at satellite and delaware. look at this box that pops up in southern new england, this is where the front is supplying the severe weather in new york city and northern new england. the line through central pennsylvania is broken in nature and we'll see strong if not severe strongs pass through this evening, future tracker holes

the storm in the northern suburbs, approaching philadelphia at 9:00 this evening and southern new jersey not until later on tonight at 11:00, first thing tomorrow morning we start with clouds and the sunshine returns in the afternoon as the front sinks to the south as strong high pressure comes in from canada and a northerly wind bringing the temperature to 84 and also dropping humidity especially during the afternoon, at the shore you'll wake up tomorrow morning to cloud cover and maybe an early shower and sunshine returning in the afternoon with temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees, with the water temperature of 73. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, gradual clearing tomorrow and dropping humidity tomorrow and a breathtaking day here on friday, low humidity and 84, and we heat it up and turn up the humidity over the weekend, 88 on saturday, and hot and humid on saturday and 91 with a chance of a thunderstorm, that front slowly pushes through on monday

and unsettled day of 88 and gorgeous again and low humidity and sunshine in the low 80s, and the general trend this entire summer, no humidity. >> it's great. >> it's been

lots of people opt to hit the road for a budget friendly vacation, if you don't watch your spending even road trips can be costly. amy buckman shows us ways to save this summer. according to a recent study by retail me not. road trips are the most common form of vacation, people believe it's the most inexpensive

vacation to take. >> road trips are hot the last few years, and we think it can be much, much cheaper and 95% of people say they tend to overspend and splurge. >> they tell me the three main areas they overspend is food, gas and hotels. >> 90% of people plan to eat out while they are on the road and gas and hotels. >> the retail me not, hotel app will alert you to rest ran deals while you are on the road and you can save while booking overnight stays on hotels and motels that offer a free breakfast. look for deals on hotels.com and tripadvisers.com. >> look for the money saving amenities, free wifi and free parking. those thing as loan can save you a bundle. >> and finally keep an eye on

the gas gauge and fill up before an empty stretch of road. >> i like the road ninja happen, it shows you the gas stations nearby and where the best prices are. >> go to 6abc.com and click on the savings page and you'll find links to the apps and websites. i'm amy bachmann, channel 6 "action news." that is it for "action news" at 4:00, for brian taff, alicia vitarelli, and adam joseph, i'm shirleen allicot. up next meteorologist cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo making friends. hi cecily. >> hi rick, our theme is fun in the sun and this is penny a lion head rabbit, they have this mane of fur around their head. she will go back into the air conditioning in 30 seconds, they

need air conditioning and so do dogs and cats, and they weigh less than 3 pounds but you will feed something that weighs 3,000 pounds, tony the rhino. it will be thrilling. >> see you in just a little bit

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valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. the arrival board at tel aviv airport is filled with cancellations for the third day in a row. the faa expanded its cancellation of flights into israel for the next 24 hours. wednesday night and the big story is the ongoing fallout from the deadly conflict between israel and hamas, they will prohibit u.s. carries from flying into israel's airport while officials there say it's safe. >> protesters from both sides say they are there to express their opposition to all of these restrictions. >> at love park see all the people there, this is from

chopper 6, near city hall, there are hundreds of people and even thousands continuing to converge there, it's expected to be a rally for people that are pro israel and pro hamas and pro palestine and a convergence of sortses here. we'll have more when we send a reporter to the scene. eva pilgram is heading there live and we expect to talk to her throughout the evening. we are updating 6abc.com as we get details about this story. we'll post details on canceled flights and we have a link to check the status of every flight out of philadelphia international airport. >> no other news, an employee at the mcdonald's main line is arrested for dealing drugs in the parking lot. allen trammell worked at the mcdonald's on westchester avenue in radnor township. investigators were tipped off in june a