bourdais has left everybody behind. sato's biggest problem is rahal. half a lap to go. popping the curb is bourdais. very few corners left. he has no reason to look in his mirrors. all he has to focus is about what's ahead of him and just hope there's enough fuel in the car. >> checkered flag is waving. he'll have enough fuel to make it. the winner of dual in detroit race number two sebastien bourdais. >> woohoo! all right, bud. great job. awesome job, brother. awesome job. >> woohoo! great job! way to go.

>> wow. >> great job guys. great job. >> those last two laps were unbelievable. he won by a 1.7 second gap scott. >> and you can hear the relief on his voice because it's a win that everybody is wondering whether anybody can beat penske and ganassi this year and yes, juan pablo was running out of the fuel. >> had contact coming to the checkered flag as he raced with gabby chavez as montoya was running out of fuel and chavez edged him for that position. montoya after leading 35 of 68 laps finishes in 10th as the championship leader. great result for sato also.

>> well doc, the circumstances all worked out in their favor and for jimmy vassar and his driver a win today. >> he's pumping his fist. you said it was close. how close was it? you had to be worried. >> i think we could have done one more. the race got short in the one lap. all credit to these guys and the team and the chevrolet power here and winning in detroit is extra special. he's a great champion and he's been there before. we had the right guy in the seat. >> go celebrate. >> thank you. >> alan. >> 33rd career win for bourdais. led the last 18 laps and set his fastest lap of the race and the fastest lap of the race on the last lap. >> as bourdais makes his way back around all i can think of is what challenges these teams faced and the track promoter and the weather conditions and

changeable conditions and so on. what an exhausting weekend for all of these folks. >> and preparing the cars from when you come from a place like indy and also for the drivers to change their mentality to race here. this is the most exciting racing i have seen. >> that's a little embarrassing to have it stall in the front stretch. >> if you're going to win with a gm engine nothing better than winning here in detroit. >> you talk about different racetracks. i've always said that indycar drivers are most divorce in the world. you go from indianapolis to 235 miles an hour and come here -- you can hear the fans applauding -- to this type of a street road course and off to texas a high bank track. drivers and teams do a tremendous job. >> how bad do you think he wanted that? >> we all sat down with jimmy and sebastian yesterday, friday it was and they talked about how

close they were. but yet, how elusive the little missing piece was. >> and the frustration from sebastien bourdais that he had not yet won yet because he knows how close he has been. >> juan pablo montoya walking back. >> not the way he thought the weekend was going to end. >> great team. great driver. and they won here in detroit. with a chevy. >> teams put so much effort into racing. when you're close like that, you can't get a win, it just builds up so much pressure on the team and it's great to see it released with a win like that today. bts >> sebastien bourdais. that's how close it was. you couldn't make it back. >> no. i just had too long in first gear. too much grip from the first on tires.

couldn't spin the wheels. >> what does this mean to you? you worked so hard to get this team back. >> yeah it's -- man, it's just a heck of a feeling after yesterday's debacle, we couldn't get it more wrong yesterday. you know today just did everything wrong yesterday and everything right today. the strategy the pit stops. you know the management of the fuel. the guys did awesome. couldn't be -- chevrolet at home man. >> a big win for chevrolet. sebastien bourdais goes back to victory lane for the first time in almost a year. >> what a weekend in detroit. what a finish. sebastien bourdais the winner of dual in detroit number two. local news is next. >> we end in detroit with sebastien bourdais celebrating his first win of the season. the seventh different winner in the last eight races in indycar.

>> family even friends are mourning the death of beau biden, the rising mroyl star

combat veteran and some of the vice-president lost his battle with brain cancer yesterday at the age of 46. sunday night, and the big story on "action news" is the death of joe biden's eldest son. >> beau biden passed away at walter reed medical center surrounded by his extend family and a short while ago the president and mrs. obama stopped by to offer their condolences. >> we begin our team coverage with "action news" reporter nora muchanic from the delaware church where the biden family worships. >> at the biden family church. st. joseph by brandywine prayers for beau biden one of the first state's most popular politician who's died saturday of brain cancer. >> incredibly sad. he was the nicest person, just again un and truly cared about everybody. >> he was a great bern a great father and politician.

and i think delaware needed him right now. it's a loss. >> the two term attorney general suffered a minor stroke in 2010 and then battled brain cancer. patrick leonard was playing golf with biden's father in law friday. >> it was fifth hole and he gets a phone call and he said he was told, get the grandchildren. go to washington. >> i mean you knew it was not good. >> he was just a guy very understanding and he took the time to listen and then he accounted on what he truly believed in. >> qulos his father, vice-president joe biden delivering nominating speeches at two democratic conventions he leaves behind his wife hallie and two children hunter and natalie, considered a rising political star when he left office in january he made it clear he hoped to run for governor but his brain cancer returned putting an end to political career and claiming his life. >> i'm very sorry to hear about.

it i heard it 3 a.m. this morning and i was devastated. too young to pass away. >> god brought him to other close calls i thought maybe he had more time in this life. unfortunately, we don't run the clock. >> beau biden was a major in the delaware national guard deploying to iraq and hoping to create a justice system in post war kosovo as an attorney general he championed aunt a bullying laws and stepped up prosecution of child predators his family hopes to lay him to rest in st. joseph's cemetery close to his grand parent parents and mother who was killed in a crash when he was a child. nora muchanic, "channel 6 action news." >> as nora eluded to. joe and beau biden have known their share of tragedy 197 beau lost his mother and sister. he and his brother were fearly killed as well. when his father was sfwhorn beau

was recovering from his injuries and the ceremony took place at his bedside. this is the first time a sitting president or vice-president lost a child in office. the last was in 1963 when john f. kennedy prematurely son died two days after birth. >> as we said, beau biden was considered a rising political star. the decorated iraq war veteran served two terms at delaware attorney general. last year he said he would not seek a third term so he could plan a run for governor in 20 16. vernon odom has reaction now from dell telling's close knit community. >> family connections gave him obvious less up in politics he was deeply respected in government circles known as hardworking, hard-charging attorney general for two terms and decorated combat veteran in iraq and devoted father and family man. many saw him as delaware's next

governor. >> he was be loved in delaware and extraordinarily popular most popular elected official in the state because of who he was and how he carried himself. he worked for it and earned it. >> beau biden never is manyed an opportunity to pay tribute to his father. witness again democratic convention in denver '08 when he introduced his father. >> many of you know him as distinguished and accomplished senator. i know him as an incredible father and loving grand father. a man who also delaware after the last vote so he could not miss me and my brothers' games. >> quite simply, beau was the finest manny of us have ever known president and first lady added this beau believed the pest of us all. for him and his family we sbing our lanterns further we pray for the good lord to watch over beau biden and to protect and comfort his family here on earth.

more reaction from the vice-president's colleagues. >> i have great affection for the whole family. it's a tough one. really tough for a lot of people. >> it's so sad. what a great man he was. great man. he was great politician. well loved looking forward hopefully probably to be governor. you know and rightfully so. >> during his long u.s. senate career joe biden was frequently called pennsylvania's third senator. so this latest family tragedy sake felt all across the delaware valley. i'm vernon odom "channel 6 action news." >> and you can read more about beau biden there on 6abc.com. there you can find reaction from those who knew him best as well as photos of his life and career. that's all there right there right now on 6abc.com. and of course as reaction continues to pour in world news sunday will have much more coming up after "action news" at 6:30. >> turning to weather now.

in some spotty storms are expected in our region in coming hours with strong areer storms later tonight. meteorologist melissa magee was at the "action news" big board with our first check on the forecast. melissa. >> sarah, it's all because of this stubborn frontal boundary that dips south and east. until the moisture arrives we have a lot of warmth and lot of humidity overhead. currently in philadelphia, coming in at 86 degrees. reading, 86. upper 80s as well in dover. cooler along the coast. beach haven 70 and 69 degrees in sea isle city. we'll talk about the humidity because that's a level of moisture in the atmosphere and any time you have dew point between 65 and 70 you know the atmosphere is loaded with a lot of moisture. we'll show what you is going on in the big picture. stormtracker 6 double scan radar we're tracking showers and storms all around the delaware and lehigh valleys. there's a frontal boundary that is not making much progress south and east. the best dynamics currently to

find strong showers and storms are north and west of that 95 corridor. but as we go through the rest of tonight and into the overnight hours the pattern looks to be more active across the region and in fact the storm prediction center placed our area in low probability of finding some severe weather especially as the frontal boundary continues to dip to the south. the only exception will be extreme coastal sections of south jersey and to the south of dover. so we look at the storms and risk assessment with the storms, moderate concern tonight for lightning heavy downpours is a big concern especially as we go tloout through the overnight hours and strong wind as well. low concern for large hail and isolated tornadoes. pattern looks unsettled still for start of our workweek the details in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast, sarah. >> thank you, those impending storms are causing delays at philadelphia international airport tonight. taking a live look from sky6 at the airport, we're learning that there are 50 minute delays on arrivals and we'll keep you posted if that changes. and u. of course, our "action

news" team will stay on top of the stormy forecast throughout the night and we'll bring you the latest 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> a huge sinkhole all but swallowed an suv in philadelphia. check it out here. back tires of darren smith's vehicle were stuck in a hole north hobart street. standing water in the hole indicates the possibility of water main leak as cause. the board add apartment is on the scene investigating this situation. >> officials are investigating to find the cause of fire lumber yard in pleasantville new jersey happened 4:30 this afternoon at the peter lundberg company. they arrived to find heavy smoke billowing from the building. no word if anybody was injured. >> there was trouble with technology at citizens bank park while thousands of fans were inside having paid for tickets to enjoy the phillies game this afternoon. a man was out august a drone to try to get a view no one else could. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live now outside

the ballpark with exclusive visito and to explain this story. any. annie. >> eagles security confiscated the drone and they do plan to trurn to the operator tonight. so far police say no charges were filed but they need to confer with faa to see if there will be any penalties against this man. there are faa restrictions about flying over large stadiums, large gatherings and within the airport flying space. also phillies and eagles have their own rules and restrictions about drones flying over their private property and taking images. >> philadelphia police, philadelphia philly's security and eagles security stopped speak to this man after he allegedly flew this drone off a parked citizens bank park spotted somewhere over third base but not clear how high the drone made it. phillies staff saw it from inside the ballpark and it handed outside of the ballparkch

the man flying the drone cooperated with police and security involved. eagles security confiscated drone and according to police they will return it. they need to investigation where the man was stand when he controlled the drone and it has to stay with a controller's line of sight and also it's not clear if he was on eagles or phillies property. eagles have a posted sign about restrictions and the man also had a gun but according to police, he had a license to carry. and according to police from both stadiums the security rather from both stadiums are allowed to detain somebody flying a drone to see if they're doing something criminal in this case they believe this man was just doing it as aa hobby and police say they plan to con ferp with faa tomorrow to see if he will face any penalties. now reporting live in south philadelphia, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> all right. thank you, annie. it was a very special graduation ceremony at swathmore college today there a young man received

his diploma after overcoming daunting obstacles along his path to success. haden damp graduated with honors with a degree in environmental engineering and he is legally blind and gets around with little help from his guide dog fathom. haden says some of his challenges may be different than those of fellow students but having a supportive community sure helps. >> coming in as a swarthmore student i had to learn how to manage my time effectively and how to use the resource around me in the best way possible. and that's a challenge every student faces it just happens sometimes i have to use tools in slightly different ways. >> he's now headed to great britain where a prestigious marshall scholar sthop get his master's degree there. >> congratulations. >> good for him. >> great job. >> more to come on "action news" volunteers give up sunday morning to create an urban aoasis. we'll tell you what the garden will grow some day. >> concert for the agency.

talented musicians celebrate a special anniversary. >> and jeff skversky joins us with sports when "action news" comes right back.

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>> okay jeff skversky has a check on sports and up side as football season begins in 2 1/2 months. >> i don't have a watch i'm still looking for the watch. >> phillies in 15 years the worst in 15 years rebuilding is painful to watch or what. fall flat against the rockies yet again today. they lost 7 straight games for first time in two years.

watching the fill liz is painful for everybody even rockies bench. they need a neck break. you need to seat homers in own out of the block. jerell williams down the middle. a two run shot phils behind 2-0 in the fifth williams hit with deja vue. another two-run homer. phils out homered 15-1 during the 7 game losing streak most in majors over this span. fanatic trying to start a rally and bases loaded no out. darn rough and ben revere all strike out with them loaded. phils just one for last 27 with runners in scoring position and keep your head down, phils lose 4-1 swept by rockies at home forthe first time ever. >> the last week we have not been able to cash in on offensive side of things, have a couple guys get hot and carry us

with big hits on pitching side of things we made mistakes over the plate and it's cost us with the long ball. >> you got to love it only may and we're already trash talking yes, that's right, cowboys running back joseph randle says his former teammate demarco murray left a lot of meat on the bone this season. his response hopefully he can taste some of the meat this year. cowboys were left with a big bitter taste when he left for the birds in a $42 nil dwron pay pay. murray is the first leading rusher to switch teams in 70 years and he's not feeling pressure to to live up to what he did in 014. >> i think there's pressure every day whenever you play in the nfl. when you come out on the field you compete at high level and there's a lot of great players on the team and we have to continue to be smart and focus on and be sound every day. >> jim jury johnson says it was love at first sight when he

first laid i'd on monster mile in dover delaware. guess what jimmy, she loves you back. johnson won four races at dover than anyone in nascar history. dover 400 today the concrete mile just as beat up as 95 now. 15 laps to go. rear ended by clint moyer. watch out. hamlin finishes 21st. as far as johnson he takes the lead with 23 laps to go and runs away with it. johnson has won three of the last four races here and extending his dover record ten wins at the same track. nascar will now make that short driver up the turnpike to poconos next week. >> cool, thank yoush jeff. >> we're watching for' ilt about of severe weather tonight. >> meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather 7 day forecast as we take a live look at the shore right there when "action news" comes right

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