and "action news" gets action, on a neighborhood eye sore next. wednesday night, and the big story on "action news" tonight is a two month-old baby being treated for serious injuries at this hour. it turns out that the best instincts of a family dog in west tuckerton, new jersey had the worst unintended

consequences. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at cooper university hospital tonight dann, what is the story there. >> reporter: well, jim, two month-old baby girl is here at cooper trauma, in serious but stable condition. the circumstances which resulted in her injury are remarkable. chopper 6hd was over cooper when the baby girl was flown by helicopter. we have come to learn this began late today when child was in the backyard with her mother and family dog a pit bull at their home in the unit belong of connchita court. the mother went inside to refill the baby a's bottle. during that time the dog thought the baby was being left outside unintended so she lifted the child up with her mouth and carried the child in the house. in the process of trying to do a good thing the dog's teeth punctured the child's chest which is why the child was flown here to cooper university hospital. now, police, rescue crews and

animal control officers responded to the incident. the dog appeared to be well behaved but was taken by animal control pending further investigation. the the doggies said to be a well loved family pet again the two month-old baby girl listed in serious but stable condition with the puncture wound to the chest which seems to be uninn tenned consequent of what appears to be a dog's good deeds. we're live at cooper university hospital, i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". jim? thanks dann. we are supposed to get rain tomorrow. that is a very good thing. parts of the area like dry new jersey pine barons need rain to lesson the threat of fire. lets get the latest information from accu weather and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> jim, we desperately do need rain. we have been abnormally dry. last 29 days in philadelphia, we have received less than a half inch of rain. so taking a look at the graphic. that is close to 3 inches

below normal in rainfall. we really could use a good soakings. we will get some rain. storm scan live showing low pressure near nashville. that will be moving to the east and moving up the eastern seaboard. what this will do is bring us some rain in the afternoon and into the evening time tomorrow. future track are showing morning we will have cloud. rain is here around lunchtime. you can see at 4:30 we have light showers around philadelphia. steady rain will be areas further down to the south. cape may kent county, delaware, that is where we will get steady soaking. this is what you can peck tomorrow. chilly day with temperatures near 60 degrees. fine the umbrella. showers north of philadelphia, lehigh valley won't get much. steady rain south of philadelphia is where we could receive three-quarters of an inch of rain in spots. the as much as we need rain we don't want it for holiday weekend. we will have details coming up in the full accu weather forecast jim. carlton hipps and ramone

williams have waved their preliminary hearing and will stand trial for murder of police sergeant robert wilson. authorities say that both brothers, fired shots that struck and killed wilson, at the a game stop store on march 5th. wilson was shot six times as he tried to break up a robbery, and philadelphia city officials arranged a motorcade to bring wilson's family to court this morning hipps and ra men will be arraigned next month. pennsylvania state police very much want to catch this guy who storm in the berks county bank today pointing a gun at tellers and customers. fortunately nobody was hurt at the national penn bank on main street in the boro. you can see within of the surveillance photos a very distinctive book bag he used for the cash with orange flames on the front of the bag. witnesses say he was driving a dark blue chevy cruz. an alleged bucks county bucks county bandit has been busted by his own parents. bristol township police say

trever bergie a's mother turned her son in after another family member recognized him in surveillance images. bergie is 20. investigators accused him of holding up td banks at oxford valley road and new falls road yesterday morning his mother says that bergie was on a suicide mission, stealing the money, in order to buy another heroin to overdose. this was a despicable crime in glassboro, new jersey. somebody broke into and ransacked a family promise day center on ellis street. facilitate serves as a home base for homeless families with children. but they arrived this morning to find that somebody had broken into the place and it was a complete mess. a computer was broken and bible was damaged. neighbors in the west mt. airy section of philadelphia have watched a vacant house fall apart for years but it looks like they might finally get some help from the city. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at 39 west

upsall street, kenneth what is the story there. >> reporter: jim, this house is an absolute mess. walk with me here l and i says it has been keeping an eye on this partially collapsed house for years. the neighbor who was just a few feet away wanted something donnas soon as possible and after we got involved, l and i now plans to take immediate action. >> it looks like the house is separating this way. >> reporter: it is a vacant eye sore. >> attractive nuisance. >> reporter: cracks, leaning walls, crumbling bricks, made this west mt. airy house a danger. >> this is leaning further then it was last year. >> reporter: michael bella who lives next door says for two years he has watched this three story home on the street deteriorate. trees so call that we cannot even see the porch. >> i have seen it all the time. we're home loan sleeping, my daughter in her room, me in my room and house falling down on top of us and taking our house out. >> reporter: neighbors say the elderly home owner left sometime ago. now what used to be a beautiful structure is

attracting animals and neighborhood kid. >> they should identify hot current homeowners are. if it is being taken over by the city they need to post it as condemned or put together a program to redo it. >> reporter: we spotted final notice stickers from licenses and inspections dating back to july 2014. l and i commissioner carlton williams told us that the property has several violations and is one of 300 on the imminent danger list. >> my message is just a message of help. >> reporter: that help came for bella and his two-year old daughter, loves to play outside. a call for action had an l and i inspector on the scene wednesday night checking the abandoned home. >> i'm's frustrate budd not angry, would i just like something to be done. >> reporter: the city a says after the owner let this house go the property was in limbo and there was even a potential buyer but the deal didn't happen. late tonight the l and i commissioner told us that this house will be demolish, the work will start as soon as

tomorrow jim. reporting live from west mt. airy tonight kenneth moton for channel six "action news". all right, kenneth. allegations of hazing on the the st. joes women's softball team, first reported on "action news" last month are leading to a federal lawsuit tonight. the plaintiff has not been identified, but she claims that during a week long period in 2013, that she was pressured into demeaning behaving of a sexual nature and that she had suicidal thoughts before quitting the team. the university already suspended the softball team but decline comment on this specific lawsuit. the cell phone of amtrak engineer brian bostian is the latest source of scrutiny, in the train derailment probe. ntsb investigators are in possession of the phone, they are pouring over phone record, from the day of the crash trying to match time stamps up with other sources from the train such as data recorders and video.

investigators say bostian's phone made calls texted and used data a on the day of the crash but they don't know if it was used while at the controls. bostian's lawyer previously told abc news that the phone was kept in the bag during that faithful trip and was only used to call 911 after the derailment. well, we now have have a fascinating look at the mine set of osama bin laden as lived in the compound in pakistan where he was finally killed during that raid by seal team six. a collection of personal letters and books from osama bin laden's compound has been released a after being declassified. they tell a tail of the disappointed lead shore regretted his years in hiding. monica malpass has been looking at all of this and is here with more. >> reporter: that is right jim. in fact there are hundreds of documents among them found in his files after his death he did feel cut off from his under links disgruntled their failures and even sad as being

apart from his extended family. the theme of the 103 letters videos and report is typical kill americans europeans and jews in the name of god. up route the obnoxious tree by concentrating on the american trunk he writes to affiliateness north africa. he tells them to avoid muslim in fighting. documents also direct how to do personnel training to handle budgets and finance workshops. there are even job applications for al qaeda candidates. asking them quote who should we contact in case you become a martyr. there were letters from his troops explaining why they had in the been successful with numerous attacks in the united kingdom, europe and russia. they blame important training, poor communications, in sufficient weapons to combat these problems, osama urged them to try new methods to attack the enemy like house knives gas, diesel tanks and making airplanes trains and

cars, killing tools. bin laden's personal on line library had 40 books in english, including obama's wars by bob woodward, bloodlines, and the rise and fall of the great powers. there were also some personal videos in one of his favorite wife, described as bin laden's last will he tells her quote you are apple of my eye, most precious things i have in this world and i want for you to be my wife in paradise. but he did say it is okay for her to remarry after his death. hundreds more of these compound will be reviewed for possible declassification and released more as well. >> more we read, more fascinating it will be. >> riveting. >> still to come on "action news" tonight, official fears are realized at a california oil spill plus taser take down. concerned flyers record a confrontation with the seemingly deranged man inside a major airport today. it is not even the unofficial start of summer but there was

still a reason for fire works along the delaware, cecily? it will feel like fall tomorrow, cool temperatures but rain moving in and by the even of the holiday weekend, a taste of summer, i'll have it all in the accu weather seven day forecast. ducis rodgers with the phillies looking to bounce back from their first loss, in a long stretch that and more when "action news" continues tonight.

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it was a dramatic scene inside los angeles international airport today when a man, in the middle of a crowded terminal. but agents act ad quickly pulling out their tasers and taking down the man in front of the stunned passengers. >> unaudible. but he did not stay down. man tried to stay and run

causing passengers to scream and hide underneath seats. the man was finally subdued and photographed handcuffed on the ground, with a smile on his face. officials have no idea, why he did what he did. postal work shore piloted a gyro helicopter through restrict air space and landed on the lawn of the u.s. capitol could spend the next nine and a half years in jail. grand jury indicted douglass hughes on six charges. he is due in federal court tomorrow, hughes says his stunt was meant to bring attention to the influence of big money and politics. it also exposed a security gap, in d.c.'s in fly zone. officialness southern california now say that there could be as much as one hundred and 5,000 gallons of oil flowing in the pacific ocean, after yesterday's pipeline rupture. the spill is about 140 miles north of los angeles and protect cove which is home to seals, sea lions and bird. the there is an aggressive

clean up efforts underway. the the company that owns the pipelines, plains all american, is taking full responsibility. tornado that ripped through north texas last night caused widespread damage but so far there have been in reports of injuries. many homes and churches and apartment buildings were left in pieces. democratic mayoral candidate jim kenney and his opponent in the fall, republican melissa murray bailey were at the broad street ministry this morning hoping to raise money for the facility. kenney was off his primary victim last night murray bailey was unopposed. chester marries on the outs. john linder lost his reelection bid in the landslide to state representative thaddeus kirkland. that is in yesterday's democratic primary. the unofficial tally 71-28 percent. kirkland will take on republican nominee wendell butler in november. hundreds of people bike

through philadelphia tonight to honor memories of the cyclist who have been killed on local roadways. this event is called, the ride of silence. the goal, to urge drivers to be more careful and to share the road with cyclist. the since this time last year six cyclist have been killed by vehicles, on delaware valley road. well delco spca unveiled a new building to support work it does in helping dogs and cats find new homes. the building will house administrative offices as well as facility for animal training and socialization. the current shelter was built in the 1930's. this new building sit behind that shelter, and was funded entirely by private donations. lets get the latest from accu weather and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> jim perfect segway would be say it is going to be raining cats and dogs tomorrow, pouring rain, we will not get that but we will get some rain tomorrow. much needed rain. storm tracker six live double scan showing tonight we are

dried and rain will be moving in early in the afternoon tomorrow and heavier rain will be south of philadelphia tonight though there is definite the liz a chill in the air. 60 degrees in philadelphia allentown has dropped down to 50. millville the same, 50. reading 52. wilmington 55. trenton currently at 53 degrees. satellite six along with action radar is showing that we have some cloud moving in from the the west. low pressure that i'm tracking is over central tennessee and early in the week it looked like most of this will be missing us but this low pressure will be intensified by a piece of upper level even why i and that will draw some of the moisture north. morning commute bus stop, it won't be raining yet but told my kid knitwear licensing pant and a jacket tomorrow. it will be cool in the warning. the at 8:00 o'clock 53 degrees. by 8:00 o'clock 55. lot of cloud. certainly a cool start today. then future tracker is showing as we head throughout the the day that is when moisture will arrive. 8:00 o'clock clouds in place.

by 3:00 o'clock we have showers around philadelphia. a steady rain developing, south of us across millville dover. that will continue to the shore by 8:30. then all of this will be moving out later on, thursday night. so folks in allentown, i know you need rain too but unfortunately this will be a miss for you. mostly cloudy, just a few sprinkles. temperatures cool in allentown 64 degrees. in philadelphia we'll more rain cooler as well 63 degrees. afternoon showers generally about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain. down the the shore is where you'll get that steady soaking through atlantic city, the high only 60. mess of the day temperatures in the 50's. a quarter to three-quarters of an inch of much needed rain. so heavier rain definitely south and south east of philadelphia. so the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast is cool, it is rainy tomorrow, with a high of 63 degrees. the plenty of cloud. we will not see sunshine tomorrow but sunshine returns on friday. it is breezy, warmer with a

high up to 76 degrees. ahead of the cold front coming through dry and behind this we are seeing a reenforcing shot of cooler air. we will start the holiday weekend on the chilly side, 69 degrees on saturday. load of sunshine. sunday is when we will bump up to 80 degrees increasing cloud in the afternoon but still a nice day. if you like things, steamy, you've got it on memorial day. it will be muggy warm. 85 degrees. keep your eye to the sky if you are grilling in the afternoon. we could have a couple pop up showers and then are storms. not a widespread event. again, on tuesday humid with a possibility of some thunderstorms, 88 degrees. and then wednesday the summer soup. the first time we will hit 90 degrees, a good the shot of that, if we see enough sunshine. if you like it cool, saturday, if you like it hot you will like early next week. >> i don't like it hot. >> yes. >> that is a movie. >> yes. >> it was a perfect night to take in a fire works show on

the banks of the delaware river. the the spruce street harbor park hosted a fundraiser this evening featuring food and drinks from local restaurant, but the main event and through dark, the the fire works show. instead of black cap and gown these 100 graduates wore white to their unofficial graduation tonight at bucks county community college. they are the region's new nurses, having all earn their rn's. tonight was symbolic pinning ceremony welcoming them to the profession. tomorrow they will receive their associate degrees at commencement.

♪♪ >> the keystone boys choir entertain audiences at first presbyterian church in the germantown section of philadelphia tonight. the performance was part of the boys choir festival which is an all day event drawing young men in grades four through nine. the festival is now in its ninth year.

♪♪ >> and, in case you didn't recognize it you should have, that is the the theme to rocky. hundreds of young musicians joined together to perform the familiar song at kimmel center tonight. this is the annual spring concert, the the philadelphia charter school for arts and sciences, and orchestra made up of 200 elementary, aid middle will school students as well as 160 dancers and 400 singers, that is a lot of music tonight at the kimmel center. phillies trying on get back on the winning track in will colorado. >> so far, jim they look good. but we will take what we can get. get knock off the horse you ho p back on. phillies saw their six game winning streak snapped last night. just start another one tonight against colorado. phillies are getting hot despite temps in the 30's in colorado. miguel franco find him in the highlights yet again. reaches base on the eddie butler error. chase utley scores.

utley has been playing well. next batter jeff francoeur, a clean base hit. another run across the the plate. phillies lead two to nothing. we go to the third ryan howard, he is getting hot. this is his eighth home run of the season. solo shot president the batting average up to .257, he has three hits. phillies lead four-two and we are in the ninth inning. how long, might it be before we see aaron nola in the big lesion. this afternoon he dominated new hampshire. the first round pick from a year ago tossed seven innings of shut out ball and struck out seven. reading 14 to nothing. nola's era 1.54. eagles busy off ease on business to get busy as they will get bus on it field. connor barwin and company will hold ot a's over next few weeks. first on tuesday. mandatory mini camp is less than a month away and july brings training camp. barwin says he is ready to work.

>> i'm exited to put helmets on the next couple of weeks and getting to against each other at some level but the the off season is going very well wear all looking forward to the ease on and training camp and getting after it then. still ahead a high scoring tight one in the stanley cup eastern conference finals. plus not lebron james but jr smith who goes off from deep, in the nba playoffs.

well, the flyers have signed defensive medvedev, he spent his entire career playing in russia. i spent the entire break practicing that name. lightening and rangers picking up game three pick it up at five he finally hits it, tampa bay takes a two-one series lead in the eastern conference final. lebron james and hawks facing the hawks in the game

one. the tight game, second quarter, james gets in the lane. game tied at the half. james with 31 points. moving to the second half jr smith gets inspired. he scores four of cleveland's 15 points. eight, three pointers, 28 points in all cleveland takes game 197-89. that is sports. >> four-two final phillies win and that is right. >> you are a warrior. organization his that serve people with disabilities were honored tonight in the wynfield heights section of philadelphia. this is the 205eenglass award which award the the als association, and villanova's college of nursing. since at ward began in 2005 they have awarded nearly $650,000, to dozens of programs. finally, some young artists have have their well deserve moment in the spotlight tonight. thinks the annual neshaminy district art show which

featured 1,000 works of art from student at all grade levels. tonight's show wasn't just limited to visual beauty, down the hall neshaminy choir and wind ensemble performed for visitors tonight. jimmy kimmel live next on channel six followed by night line. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner good night. >> ♪♪

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tim mcgraw and from "the middle", patricia heaton with cleto and the cletones and now, by the way, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming.