in honor until his viewing tomorrow. john rawlins is live now. a difficult day for the biden family and the entire state of delaware. >> reporter: it was jim delaware is a small state and people standing in line will tell you it's not unusual to bump into an elected official such as the supermarket or pizza place, it was important to be here to let the family know how much they cared for beau biden. >> he is so young and they lived through such trials. >> i can't believe it. >> she is talking about beau biden surviving a car crash that killed his mother and sister only do die at 46 of brian cancer. with a population of less than a

million, some here is a they feel close to their leaders and they say that beau biden was one of the best. >> he had a kind spirit. >> you don't find that in public servants. >> you don't. >> sometimes the ego comes in. >> yes, they get arrogant. >> many thought he would be the next governor. >> we felt strongly that beau had a huge future in the state of delaware. >> this spoken as a republican frmg yes, we all loved him. >> just after biden's remains were brought here from wilmington and escorted by a military honor guard there was a private event for officials that served with biden a major in the national guard he received delaware conspicuous cross. >> beau was good at everything he did and was also

extraordinarily humble. >> the biden family stayed until the end to thank people when they came by the casket. >> they believe that 2,000 people lined up today to say good-bye to beau biden today. live in delaware john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you john. here are the rest of the funeral plans for beau biden there is a viewing tomorrow at saint anthony in wilmington from 1:00 until 4:00 and then again from 6:00 until 9:00 and then saturday morning there will be a funeral mass at the church beginning at 10:30 you can fine the details at 6abc.com. police in berlin township are looking for carol bowne's killer. they found here with stab wounds outside of her home last night. she died at the hospital an hour later. they are searching for her

ex-boyfriend michael itell. they believe he ambushed her in her driveway we are told that she had a protection from abuse order against him good we had a problem a month ago and he came and broke her car windows and broke windows at her house and has been stalking her. >> i was scared for her, all of this time, that she was having this problem and i think she hid a lot. anybody that knows how to find michael is urged to call the police. and now they are investigating the crash of a bicycle and a police cruiser that ended in the death of a 24-year-old man but they say that the man on the bike was a criminal suspect with a gun. live now with more is reporter david henry. >> reporter: that suspect was killed as the police try to

arrest them and now his father and sister are facing criminal charges after a wild incident last night. >> when you lose someone emotions run high, when there is a deceased person in your family emotions run high and we expect that. >> after a collision with a police car and a robbery suspect on the bicycle last night. the suspect 24-year-old sherman byrd was rushed to the hospital where he later died. police started chasing him after a woman was robbed at gun point. >> a 55-year-old woman was robbed of her cell phone and currency walking on meadow police say byrd took off on a bicycle after robbing the woman and they chased him to the alley where he collided with a police car and they found the gun at the scene. >> byrds family and friends

converged on crozer medical center last night and because they caused such chaos the hospital ordered a lockdown and his father and sister came racing up and tried to get into the hospital and then they were stopped and they began assaulting an upland police officer and they are both facing criminal assault charges, police have turned the case over to the district attorney he expects it will be fair and impartial. >> we get the results of that and share the results that is as fair as we can guarantee the process to be at this point. >> reporter: byrd grew up here in chester but was living with his mother in north carolina. he was here visiting his 6-year-old daughter and to attend his sister's high school graduation. live in chester, david henry channel 6 "action news."

>> thank you david. >> seven people remain hospitalized tonight and two of them in critical condition after yesterday's wreck in the poconos, police say that two trucks collided on i-380 south in tobyhanna, monroe county and one truck crossed into the northbound lanes and hit a tour bus, the bus driver and two passengers were killed. they were italian tourists on their way to niagara falls one victim was on his honeymoon his new bride was injured but survived. >> a man fled the scene of a traffic stop yesterday leaving behind a 3-year-old boy sitting next to a loaded gun. sara bloomquist is live at southwest detectives headquarterers in south philadelphia. >> what is the latest here? >> police are hoping that forensic evidence including dna are helping them identify the man behind the wheel of this car and fled last night, leaving the 3-year-old child and the loaded

gun behind investigators tell "action news" that the boy's mother is not being helpful, as they try to find the suspect who was driving her car putting her son in danger. >> police in upper darby in philadelphia search high and low for a traffic stop last night leaving a 3-year-old boy and book bag and a loaded gun behind. the driver has not been found but the police have evidence pointing them in his direction. >> we hope the dna evidence we found in the book bag will help us fine the person operating the car. >> around 7:15, philadelphia police stopped a black chevy impala at 52nd and locust the driver stopped briefly and sped off leading officers on a chase in upper darby and got out and jumped a six foot fence and ran

to a golf course. >> the guy was running and it's cops were chasing him they left a kid in the car apparently. >> the boy was on the backseat next to the book bag with the gun loaded with 11 live rounds one in the chamber. >> you have a gun that is ready for war, 11 rounds in it ready to go by some bum that runs and flees when police try to stop him. >> they believe they are looking for the child's mother's boyfriend but she is not being helpful to identify the man behind the wheel. we knocked on her door and the child's grandmother's door and got no answer. >> they know who he is and they need to be responsible and take accountability for his actions. >> if he doesn't surrendering police will identify him and go fine him. >> i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news."

>> thank you. philadelphia police officers who have gone above and beyond the call of duty were recognized in a special ceremony today it happened in south philadelphia the officers were nominated by the superiors for the blue ribbon award the rewards were given out in memory of philadelphia police officer harry davis who died a month after being shot in the line of duty in 1970. >> philadelphia's job market was improved, the new report showed the unemployment rate dropped to 6.5% in april down from just over 7% in march employers added 4300 jobs during the months of march and april. >> coming up on "action news" tonight, a day in court for the temple university professor charmed with selling secrets to china and a new jersey company has figured out how to transform used cigarettes into something useful. >> once again it was a mostly

cloudy day i'm tracking dramatic changes i think you'll like in time for the weekend. ducis rogers and the phillies try to sweep cincinnati.

>> a temple professor put form a not guilty plea today. he is accused of sharing technology secrets with china prosecutors say he wanted to trade the information for academic appointments in his country and was arraigned on

five counts of wire fraud and has stepped down as head of the department in temple but remained on the faculty. and a collision at the intersection of west second police have not publically identified the victims. in chester the red cross gave out free smoke detectors on bickley street after three suspicious fires in row homes this week, the first happened saturday and the second monday morning and the third tuesday night. all on the same side of the street, almost next to each other and vestinvestigators are not calling it arson yet and are working to call it a cause they do call it suspicious. pennsylvania lawmakers are deciding whether to ban powdered alcohol. and it gained favorable approve

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wins are wins and we'll take it. there are young players to watch but none are as special as miguel franco. jeff skversky is live at the park where the phils will host the reds again. >> miguel franko showing the power last night. you want to get excited about this team look no further, for the first time in his young career he hits homers in back to back games here is franco getting ready to face the reds,

batting fifth behind one ryan howard, he was in a slump and got out in a big way. five runs batted in the last two games how clutch was this, the first rookie to hit game winning homers in back to back games in 13 years. >> i have to continue to play baseball, continue to play the right way and that is going to happen right now. >> we are seeing a glimpse of what he can be right now he will continuously get better and miguel franco coming up big with big swings of bat something we lack from different bullpen guys, and not be phased about who he is facing. lets not forget franco broke up the no-hitter last night and the reds almost no hit the reds, phillies-reds tonight and the

best era at home will be on the mound. >> thank you jeff. >> it is here. well it will be in a few hours, the cavs and warriors tip-off in the nba finals brett brown stopped by our studios and is excited to see this match-up. >> who wins and why. >> i think golden state wins and they have a depth that is possibly better than cleveland's and i think that home court counts for a lot at this stage of the year. golden state has done things statistically that the league has not seen on both sides of the ball on defense and offense and cleveland is good lately it's going to be a great series but if someone made me i would give the nod to golden state. >> interesting. 6 abc is the home of the nba finals you can see game one

tonight at 9:00. serena williams has a tough time in her opening match battling the flu she losed the first set and then takes the next two sets, williams meet saparova in the finals. cecily tynan with the ac had-in just a moment.

♪♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. these re valuable june days and we are letting them go with the cool temperatures. >> but you know it gets brighter and warms up for the weekend.

we are working this week any way, no time to enjoy it. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that the bulk of the showers really is expected south of philadelphia near dover the heaviest rain ironically right where adam joseph is down the shore right now sea isle city and north of sea isle city and moving to the north and west. >> we have sighting of a very rare cloud formation for this area. lisa posted this picture on my facebook page. i know he would like this, what it is is a very stable layer of stratus cumulous clouds and wind shear in the atmosphere and it creates waves in the clouds and we had some of this at the shore

and this was taken on the kirkwood highway in delaware. very rare to see that. we see plenty of cloud cover and feeling the cool air with the winds off the ocean 65 degrees and hour high today 70. allentown 65 and wilmington 64 and millville 60 on the beach even cooler with the ocean temperature 58 degrees and only 57 degrees in sea isle city and atlantic city. satellite 6 along with action radar showing why there is low pressure to the south and high pressure to the north and combining forces with that. bringing forces from the east and that is meandering with lots of clouds. showers south of philadelphia, 58 for center city and another chilly night and tomorrow plenty of clouds especially early in the day by the afternoon we'll see peeks of sunshine especially north of philadelphia a little bit warmer than today but on

the cool side, 73 degrees and saturday will be our transition day. morning clouds and perhaps a shower south of philadelphia, by the afternoon sunshine is back and look at that temperature 82 degrees feeling like late spring and summer yet again. it is race weekend in the poconos, looking good, clouds in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon, and 59 degrees and partly sunny and 73 and the sprint cup looking sunny and pleasantly cool and a high of 68 degrees, down the shore adam joseph is braving the cold an rain and i know are you a little bit miserable. the weather gets nicer by the weekend. >> it is going to prove greatly saturday into sunday and i'm schiff shivering at the shore. the shore forecast tomorrow a similar day breezy and damp with temperatures in the lower 60s

and on saturday the sunshine will return in the afternoon, warm back up to 75 with the land breeze and the sea breeze kicks in on sunday and 70 degrees and sunshine a few clouds big improvement going into saturday and sunday and the ocean temperature is only 58 degrees right now match that chilly air temperature. hope you are warm in the studio. >> go get a pizza aor something adam. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast for tomorrow lots of clouds and late peeks of sunshine and 73 degrees, on saturday, morning clouds and afternoon sunshine and 82 and sunday is looking beautiful and mostly sunny and pleasant and 78 degrees, on monday we warm up to 84 degrees and a front late the day brings us a round of afternoon thunderstorms and then we get into a warm and humid air mass and tuesday 86 and a pop-up thunderstorm and 86 degrees and thursday warmer and more humid with a high up to 89 degrees we'll be climbing into the 80s and stay there for most of next

week. >> thank you cecily. finally choice was proud to host very smart middle school students today to share a bit of what goes on here in our building, the students had a chance to learn about different kinds of jobs here at choice and they got a lesson courtesy of wells fargos they partnered with the event. world news is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6, for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team we hope you'll join us after the nba game tonight. right here on 6 abc.

tonight, breaking news at this hour. the white house rushing to handle what could be a massive data breach potentially involving millions of americans. the fbi now involved tonight. they're looking at every federal agency. the hackers and what they got their hands on. also tonight, the news conference the short time ago. the worries over a possible serial shooter. the driver shot in the neck. the man on the bike shot dead. and now a 65-year-old gunned down on a sidewalk. the white house fence jumper for the first time the arsenal. the guns the machete revealed. will it be a game-changer? a major decision today for viagra for women. and the duggar family backlash tonight. some accusing the parents of rationalizing the abuse.