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good afternoon, in the news this noon, frustration in the poconos as the ongoing search for a police killer blocks p.m. from their neighborhoods. >> and the revel casino hits the auction block in new york city. but the big story is the heavy rain on the way. >> the clouds are building as we look live from sky 6 in atlantic city. clouds are expected to arrive and sweep across the rest of the region with steady rain into the night and the morning commute tomorrow. for all the details lets head to stormtracker 6 live double scan. >> so far so good on stormtracker 6 live double scan, we weren't expecting rain now and we don't have it. but if you look at the wider view, there is heavy rain on the way from the coast of the carolinas and it's close to the southern border of delaware, by

4:00 or 5:00, we'll have it up north into cape may county, philadelphia by about 6:00 to 8:00, and past the northern suburbs, and it stays with us all night long. how much rain are we looking at, future tracker 6 with the latest model runs. and points on either side of it, and it may be done fairly early and lighter rain after that. and it will take time for it to settle and i expect a splashy slow commute tomorrow, and this is where it should be the worst, the model is suggesting that areas could get 4 inches of rain, an awful lot to get out of here. temperatures are good this afternoon. before the rain you can still get things done and when i come back we'll talk about where things are going and we'll have

the exact plot. >> you can keep tabs on the rain with the new 6abc.com, visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 radar, both the hourly and seven-day forecast and our collection of weather related photos and videos. >> three people charmed in the attack on a gay couple have surrendered to philadelphia police. phillip williams wearing a white dress shirt turned himself in this morning along with katherine knott accused in the beating of two gay men. >> chad pradelli is live now at central detectives. >> reporter: all three defendants are inside of central detectives awaiting assault charges. we got a glimpse of one of them and two others snuck through the back door. >> derek williams and two of his friends turned themselves in to

central detectives on charges of beating two gay men on chancellor street two weeks ago. >> i commend the central detectives, for getting to the bottom of this. >> katherine knott and har begin are charged with sexual assault and one got physical with the female in the group. >> with respect to my client, he was not the aggressor and did not initiate anything and only became involved after one of reported victims in the case punched one of young girls in the case. >> i represent a young girls that comes from a wonderful family. she comes from a law enforcement background and she played no role in this. >> the victims have been keeping

mostly quiet since the attack and the to men are urging people to be respectful in their language, if that had been the case, three young adults would not be walking into central detectives. >> it's emotionally taxing on them. they are still reliving it all. it's tough. >> and some have called for the three defendants to be charged with a hate crime but the state law does not allow for that. >> all right chad thank you. for the second time this month, philadelphia police are investigating the killing of a pregnant woman and her unborn child. the 25-year-old expectant mother was shot to death in olney overnight and now the police are looking for surveillance video of the gunman. and a 26-year-old man who

survived the attack. john rawlins has new details. >> reporter: this may be a case of crime begets another crime. one theory is that the deadly events overnight here were tied to an earlier homicide that occurred some distance away from here, and it's not sure if it's a case of revenge or falling out or something else. >> a 20 something couple were in this white car when 11 shots were called. hop, as he is known in the neighborhood has lived here for 40 years. >> we heard a whole bunch of shooting at 12:30-1:00, we didn't get up because it might come through the window. >> the woman believed to be pregnant is rushed to einstein and she dies. >> the 21-year-old woman was pronounced dead. the doctors did what they k. and they delivered the baby and

worked on the baby for over an hour. baby was pronounced dead at 2:18 a.m. her 26-year-old fiance survived. he had been wanted for questioning in an earlier homicide yesterday at broad and hunting park, that crime believed to be drug related. >> they are at einstein hospital interviewing the 26-year-old male who was shot. he is talking. >> many at this busy corner did not want to talk today. others that did did not want to be identified. this woman is alarmed by the brutality that curs in her neighborhood. >> the violence is ridiculous, i have three children myself. i'm afraid and it makes it worse. they are killing pregnant people and killing cops, they don't care. >> well, homicide detectives continue to investigate this incident and have more to say

later today. live in olney, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> breaking news now, chopper 6 hd is above the 100 block of york terrace here in gloucester township, new jersey, crime tape is up and police are on the scene. we are told that it's some sort of drug deal gone wrong and police converged on the neighborhood and there are schools on lock down here in the area, they call it locked out mode, nobody is allowed to enter the schools and school remains in session and gloucester county police are on the scene and we'll gather more information and bringing to you on this newscast and online at 6abc.com. a pleasure that will send critical funds to the philadelphia school district has now been signed into law. pennsylvania governor, tom corbett signed the bill in harrisburg, it authorizes a cigarette tax of $2 a pack in the city.

it is said to provide $83 million in revenue to philadelphia schools. the house and senate approved the measure earlier this week. >> american bombers are carrying out attacks on isis targets on the syria boarder this afternoon. president obama is leading an operation to degrade and destroy the militant group. he spoke to the united nations in new york a short while ago, to consistently expose and confront isis or isol, as it lets known. >> the only language known to killers like this is force. the united states will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. >> the president says the effort to crush isis may take a while but the u.s. will not get bogged down in syria and iraq. and a u.n. resolution condemning -- is not enough. the message to the u.n. is that actions speak louder than words.

in the poconos, people are growing restless as the police continue their search for the man that is suspected of gunning down a state trooper. eric frein, allegedly opened fire outside of barracks killing one trooper and wounding another. some residents have accused of police of keeping them away from their homes for more than 24 hours, forcing them to sleep in their cars. "action news" will have live reports from the poconos today beginning at 4:00. >> one of atlantic city's failed casinos is hitting the auction block today. it is expected to be sold in new york city for pennies on the dollar. it has received multiple bids but the only one made public is the $90 million from the one in florida. it cost $2.5 billion to build.

dozens of people returned to work and their homes after a gas leak that forced evacuation in doylestown. a truck hit a gas main, and people were ordered out of a dozen buildings, everyone was allowed back inside after an air quality test proved the area was safe. still to come here on "action news" at noon, the home depot security breach begins to impact bank accounts across the country. what the hackers are buying with other people's money. >> plus, a fire impacts restaurants at the king of prussia mall. >> and david murphy will be back with the seven-day forecast from accuweather and a closer look at the heavy rain heading our way.

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meteorologist, david murphy is here and we are talking about wet weather and the afternoon should be clear. >> get your stuff done in the afternoon. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are precipitation free, if you take the wider view, the rain is on the way south of the southern border of delaware for now as we take a look outside, we have chopper 6 above southern montgomery county, that is i believe arcadia university. you can kind of tell it was

looking cloudy out there. not a whole lot of sunshine being reflected by the castle there. 72 degrees in philadelphia right now, the dew point is inching up a little bit and the winds, 14 miles per hour and it's blustery at the noon hour. 71 in wilmington and 68 in allentown and decent temperatures out there. and again the clouds are getting thicker over the next several hours, future tracker 6 showing you that. one change in this model run, it wants to hold the rain off, and by 9:00 we are only seeing some rain in wildwood and dover and up around midnight it pushes closer to philadelphia. no matter when it hits, this is not really the problem, rain this evening will be on the light, nuisance side. for now lets get allentown forecast, breezy and dry and 72

is the high, and down the shore in atlantic city, you might avoid rain until later on this evening. a high of 70 this afternoon. at the shore are you looking okay. in philadelphia same story, increasing clouds and a high of 75 degrees on the breezy side with the 10 miles per hour wind and dry until later this evening. tonight it gets rainy from south to north and 60 is the overnight low in philadelphia, and a lot of spots going down to the 60 degree mark, from the evening commute, it's likely dry in most of the region, cloudy and breezy and temperatures falling from the low 70s to about 67 by 7:00, overnight things start to change, future tracker 6 showing you that heavy bands of rain pummel the region overnight. the first part of the morning rush hour we are on the air here with stormtracker 6 live double scan, we'll likely have heavy cells to show you and you can get the most accurate look at

the stuff right here with stormtracker 6 live double scan, as we get the up to date radar images that nobody else can give you. we have work to do tomorrow morning. by 9:00 most of this is off to the north and we see it die down but we are looking at a lot of rain falling, as much as to 3 inches in spots and gusty winds for the morning commute and the shore tidal flooding and higher winds and rainfall going as high as 4 inches by the coast at the morning rush hour, accuweather says the increasing clouds at night and tomorrow cloudy and rainy especially in the morning with showers tapering off later in the morning and afternoon. a high of 66, we are back in the 70s on friday and low 80s for the weekend and 79 on monday. >> all right david thank you.

"action news" continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist and david murphy. here are stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, shots ring out leaving a pregnant woman dead and a man critically wounded. we are live in the search coming up. and a bus crashed in delaware, the driver is charged. what investigators say went

wrong. and a dog that left his hunting ton valley home is back thanks to the kindness of others. chopper 6 hd is over the scene where police remain over a home. this is in gloucester township, new jersey. officials tell us that a drug deal went bad and that has left a massive manhunt in the area and the schools remain on lockdown. students remain indoors but classed continue. you can get updates on 6abc.com. a pregnant woman and her baby are dead and a man is in critical condition, after they were shot in a similar crime to two weeks ago. john rawlins live now with the latest. >> reporter: folks around here, particularly long time residents

shaking their heads here over the level of violence that played out here overnight. it is possible that what played out here overnight might be connected to an earlier crime. it was shortly after midnight, a 20 something couple were apparently in this white car when at least 11 shots were fired. hop, as he is known lived in this neighborhood for 40 years. >> we heard shooting at 12:30-1:00, we didn't get up because it might come through the window. >> a woman that is believed to be pregnant is rushed to einstein and she dies. >> the 21-year-old female was pronounced dead, the doctors did what they can and delivered baby and worked on the baby for over an hour. the baby was pronounced dead at 2:18 a.m. >> her fiance survived. he had been wanted for

questioning in another homicide at broad and hunting park. that is believed to be drug related. >> officers are at einstein interviewing the 26-year-old male that was shot. he was shot two times but he is talking. >> many people did not want to talk today, and those that did did not want to be identified. this woman alarmed by the brutality of what occurred in her neighborhood. >> the violence is ridiculous, and i have three children myself, it's worse, they are killing pregnant people and killing cops, they don't care. >> homicide detectives are continuing to investigate the incident that occurred overnight here and hopefully they will have more to say later today. live in olney, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." the three people charged in the beating of a gay couple in center city have turned themselves into police, phillip

williams seen here and katherine n nott and harrington. one man suffered serious facial injuries, attorneys for two suspects talked this morning. >> my client was not the aggressor and did not initiate anything and only became involved in the incident when one of the reported victims in the case punched one of young girls in the face. >> i represent a young girl that coxs from a wonderful family and has a law enforcement back grown in her family and she played no role in this. >> as for the victims, they are keeping mostly quiet inssince the attack. >> the tour bus that crashed over the weekend killing two passengers is arrested. he is charged when the bus

overturned on route 1 to route 13 in newcastle on sunday. they say that he was speeding and lost control of the bus when it hit a curve, two women were killed and dozens more were injured. in a speech at the united nations this morning, president barack obama says the world is at a cross roads between war and peace, he is leading an initiative to defeat what he called a center of death. >> hi there sara, meeting with world leaders discussing all the major crisis from ebola to climate change and the main focus is islamic terror. in his speech today. president obama asked global leaders to reaffirm their initiative to peace.

they can renew the system that enabled so much progress or allow ourselves to be pulled back by instability. the president asked the world to follow america's lead in the threat against terrorism. >> this afternoon mr. obama serves as chair in the counsel session before his presidency. he will support a resolution requiring them to prosecute those that fund terrorism or recruit terrorists. >> we are accountable when we fall short. this world gathering comes after the united states and an arab coalition launches more air strikes at targets inside of syria and iraq. the united states is studying after shots of strikes, and they are confident that the strike

disrupted a plot by khorasan, they say the group was developing a series of explosives that could not be detected by current machines at the air fort. >> they had a plan and explosives to execute it. >> president obama is pushing for stronger economic sanctions in ukraine as well. thank you for that report, back here part of the king of prussia mall is closed after a fight overnight in the food court, firefighters were called to the mall just after 5:00 p.m. officials say that there was a lot of smoke to be vented from the area, it is closed until firefighters give the all clear, no word on what sparked the blaze. the cigarette tax now in the city is now law. governor tom corbett signed the bill allowing a $2 tax hike per

pack, the house gave it the go ahead on monday. the school district hopes that it will pump $83 million in revenue into public schools over the next year. turning to the forecast, nice now but accuweather is tracking heavy rain for later on tonight. looking at sky 6 hd, a calm picture looking at penn's landing, the storm system brings a lots of rain and winds as well. meteorologist, david murphy, is over at the "action news" big board with more on what to expect. >> the rain is not here but the cloud cover is, we see that growing thicker and the rain is farther to the south ahead of an area of low pressure moving off the carolina coastline, still to the south of the southern tier of delaware, it won't be that much longer before it pushes up to rehoboth and lewes, i can see that happening at noon.

cape may county picking up some of that as well. here is the latest run. the tier of cape may county clipped by light rain as we push into the nighttime, philadelphia may or may not pick up early rain drops by then but it looks likely we see heavier showers in south jersey and delaware and then all of is this gets heavy overnight and by the time we get to 4:30 in the morning i'll be back on air with radar, we'll show you a lot of heavy rain in all likelihood. this is likely to last through a good portion of the rush hour. some of the latest model projections rolling in for you. this is in philadelphia, some models have over 2 inches and others hold it to an inch or some 2.3 inches. if you are down the shore, some areas could get 3 to 4 inches.

and the worst through the overnight hours and morning rush hours, at the least we are looking at 1 to 2 inches. ponding and puddling on the roads and another look at future tracker 6 coming up and then we talk about the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you david. gidget, the dog that managed to wander 2700 miles from her montgomery county home is back. gidget's family was ready to give their pet a big welcome but the dog was having none of it, as soon as she was put on the ground she took off. the owner held her tightly as she talked to reporters. >> make sure she doesn't get out of gate first and get her a nice good meal and maybe a bath and a nice warm bed with us. >> did anybody interview gidget? gidget disappeared in april and

turned up in oregon. >> it's easy to see how that happened, she was fast. still more to come on "action news," a sleepover for two teenage girls turns into a nightmare. here the 9/11 calls made by the teens and how they escaped. usually churches ask for offerings but one in chicago is giving money to its members. we'll tell you why.

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the girls told police they snuck out of a sleepover at 2:00 a.m. trying to have some fun, they were approached by a red suv and two men and a woman were inside and offered them a ride and they declined and they were forced in by knife point. >> i could tell she was traumatized. >> the girls arms were duct taped. >> when they would move or whimper they would punch them and my daughter was cut in multiple places. >> the car was stopped and they managed to break free and made a run for it. >> one girl broke through the restraints and freed the other girl. >> tammy morrison was sitting at a red light when the girls ran up to her window. >> one had duct tape around her neck and around her mouth. >> those girls used tammy's phone to make the 911 call that was just released.

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play all winter long. >> mini golf and arcade opened in the old kensington section. an indoor course are you play all year round. >> we can bring something new to the city, there is nothing like that in the city. >> you bring your own beverages, they supply the food, serving up donuts the size of your face on weekends and bringing in different food trucks and they brought in a retro arcade including hoops and skeeball and miss pacman. >> i'm thinking of the games we used to play. >> and of course the miniature golf. >> the course theme is part philly. >> you have the art museum that art's dad designed and built out of old shutters but the restd of the course is outfitted with

1950s miniature golf course memorabilia. >> love that sound. >> well, david is here and in case you get a hole in one bring two umbrellas. >> got it. >> how did i know that was coming. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows it doesn't matter if you have a hole in one right now there is no rain out there yet. chopper 6 hd threeing over jenkins town, and it serve a good purpose for us this noon. you can see how there is not a lot of sunshine pointing off the synagogue today or anywhere else along the region. the clouds are getting steadily thicker and 72 degrees in philadelphia. currently in philadelphia, it's not raining, if you want to get out and get things done, the temperatures are not treating you bad. winds 14 miles per hour and they are getting blustery and will continue to do so the rest of

the afternoon. future tracker showing you there is not much rain and the latest run does not have the precipitation in build wood or dover until after dinner time. and later in the nighttime period, cecily and adam will have between 10:00 and 11:00 something to show you on radar coming up closer to philadelphia and then after midnight it gets past the city and heavier cells built in from the south, most of what we see though is the lighter, nuisance rain. 75 is the high in philadelphia and 72 in allentown un74 in wilmington and closer to the shore 70. with the win coming in off the ocean today. it is going to keep the temperatures suppressed to around 70. 75 is your high at 3:00 in philadelphia and 71 at 5:00 with any peeks of sunshine fading fast as we go later into the day, by 7:00, 67 degrees in the

city we are probably still dry and some points south in cape may county or southern delaware may start to see rain by 7:00. 64 degrees by 9:00 and it will be a wet one overnight. here is future tracker 6 with that part of the story. picking a view of the radar at 1:00 and taking it all the way into the rush hour, when we are on the air tomorrow we'll have lots to show you, there looks like the potential for heavy downpours, happening in the early part of the rush. and tapering off towards the end of the rush, by 9:00 there is still inundating rain in the lehigh valley and mercer county as well. as this stuff pulls away, things gradually improve. but keep in mind when we get heavy rain it take a while to drain off the roadways and i would encourage you to keep your eyes on future tracker 6 on your smart phone or channel 6.

the best rain, is to tune in to live double scan. light showers in the afternoon and not nearly as bad, what we expect tonight into thursday, wind gusts are strong into philadelphia and soaking rain through the morning rushes and higher rainfall amounts and higher gusts and tidal flooding down at the shore. slow going with sloshy roads and stormtracker 6 live double scan is the best way to keep your eyes on it. 75 today and increasing clouds and rain tonight and heavy rain overnight and 66 is the high in the afternoon with the rain tapering off and friday the sun comes back and 74, nicer in the afternoon and we are still going for a winner of a weekend. i'll be at phillies fan appreciation day and it looks like a baseball afternoon. >> thanks david. stay on top of the changing weather situation at 6abc.com/weather, you'll fine our stormtracker 6 live double scan radar and both the seven

day and hourly forecast. and watch the latest video from our meteorologists. topping our people scene, taffis smiley will go back to his busy work schedule. he said his book tour prevented him from focusing on rehearsals. 11 celebrities remain and kevin hart will be a guest judge on monday. actor, lawrence fish burn is taking on comedy for the new sitcom, "blackish" they talk about what it's like to be black in life's super scary sounds.

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we have breaking news now from the fishtown section of the city, the police are on the scene involving a motorcyclist and an suv. the motorcycle is to the left of your screen right there. the person on the motorcycle was just put into that ambulance there at the center of your screen. he was alert and conscious at the time, but police are investigating again exactly what happened. it took place at columbia avenue and girard avenue, this is the fishtown section of philadelphia. traffic has been divertediverte. this is a busy intersection and apparently the suv did not stop. david with one more check of accuweather and a dark and stormy night ahead. >> cloudy this afternoon and getting ready for the rain, up in the lehigh valley and points north and west won't arrive until later tonight. getting up to 75 in philadelphia, close to that, in

a couple of spots, 74 in glassboro, clouds and breezy and closer to the shore cloudy skies and late afternoon and early rain is possible. especially in places like dover and cape may as it pushes up from the south it will take until later tonight to get to philadelphia. we'll dress the kids with jacketed with highs in the 60s in most neighborhoods tom and umbrellas, it looks like it will be pretty darn wet in the morning and spitting in the afternoon. but the big issue is overnight and the early morning hours. >> thank you david. that will do it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for david murphy and rick williams, and the entire "action news" team i'm sara bloomquist have a great day.

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