with the very latest. >> reporter: well, that is right, we are not naming this suspect until he has been formerly charged, which is likely to happen later on tonight, is he here at plymouth township police he was arrested this afternoon while at home with his wife who is 9 months pregnant. plymouth township police put out this surveillance video of the suspect yesterday and immediately tips came in with the suspect's name, it was last wednesday just before hurricane katrina p.m. when the man bran dished the weapon and demanded cash, as he was leaving he fired a single shot back in the direction of the tellers, fortunately nobody was injured. this afternoon police moved in on the suspect, and at first he refused to come out and then through the window he saw the police presence and surrendered.

police executed a search warrant and found a gun hidden in some toys and it appeared toe about the gun used in the bank robbery he is expected to be formerly charged later tonight and has no prior history but was out of work the last few months. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the delaware county coroner responded to the keep today where a man was found dead after being shot in the head. his body was lying near train tracks near fern and third streets in darby police have not identified the victim and no arrests have been made at this hour. >> police in yaden delaware county are looking for this man that they say murdered a delivery driver that the suspect was trying to rob thomas childs of as ton as he was

getting ready for a delivery trip to new york, childs was found shot twice in the head at close range, here is a sketch of the suspect provided by a delivery man that pulled up to the scene. a man was hurt in a home invasion in the overbrook section of philadelphia on the 200 block of north 52nd street. two male suspects broke into the home and confronted a 52-year-old man in the bedroom, hit the man with the pipe and threatened them with a gun and the man handed over xanex pills and the suspects got away with a cell phone. residents displaced by a raging fire in hamilton township are trying to pick up the pieces today. several row homes were damaged yesterday beyond repair and those that live there lost most of their belongings. nora muchanic joins us live

tonight along east state treat with more. >> reporter: hi there rick, 24 hours after that fire tore through this block we know it was accidental in nature and started by some roofers, at least four or five of the houses that were burneded were abandoned prior to the fire, but for four or five residents this has been a nightmare. >> it's a bunch of ash and dirt and just terrible. all of our stuff is gone. residents of 1700 block of east state street got a look at their home and it's not pretty. collapsed roofs and fire damage has made several of the row homes unliveable. >> new furniture and new floors and the ceilings are fully destroyed. >> most of the row homes on this block were destroyed after a

fire was started, that they say was accidental, started by a roofer's blow torch and once started it spread from house to head. >> these houses are some old there is a lot of dry rotted roof up there. somehow the torch got to the dry wood and the red cross is assisting the displaced at the father by bromly senter. residents can have questions answered and how the township can help them. >> while fire victims grab what they can hamilton firefighters are being credited with two great saves. they heard that 8-year-old anae's fish was missing they went in and save them. and they dugged through feet of debris to fine jose's wedding ring. >> i feel so good.

so beautiful. i just wanted this, that is all i wanted. >> back live now, josehoejose and his wife lost everything so finding this ring was big. they are shutting off gas and electric, and the bromly center has begun collecting clothes and items for the displaced here. turning to the forecast it's feeling warm outside today. we could be dealing with our first heat wave later in the week but what is missing us to the north tonight, showers and thunderstorms some severe in parts of new york state and new

england, that is all associated with a cold front moving through and all the energy with that front to the north missing us and we don't have to deal with another night of severe thunderstorms, but behind the system we are getting a nice drop not in the temperatures but in the dew points the dew points are dropping down below 60 in the overnight hours and tomorrow that means its a very dry, comfortable air mass, that is moving in. temperatures now show it is a warm day 85 degrees in philadelphia, but there is real heat and humidity waiting in the wings of the plain states and the midwest with temperatures in the 90s, that is moving our way by thursday and the humidity will be up as well. so enjoy this evening, and tomorrow while you can the evening planner showing a comfortable evening and a good night to dine alfresco 8:00, 78

degrees and by 9:00, 76 degrees. i'll talk more about the weekend coming up in the full accuweather forecast. meanwhile traffic is a mess because of emergency road repairs the southbound lanes of 476 around landsdale remain closed and crews are filling up a large sinkhole in a construction zone and they are forced to exit at landsdale and the lanes are not expected to be reopen, so be careful. >> and be careful with the detours with that we head to the traffic center. autumn marisa is standing by with the latest. >> lets go to the maps and show you the detour have you to get off at landsdale for the southbound lanes of the northeast extension and take 63 east and then 309 south, a few notes, the quaker town on ramp is closed they don't want motorists to enter at quakertown

and then exit at landsdale and they are quite backed up at this time too because of the detour as well. going outside of the schuylkill expressway we had a big accident with an overturned vehicle taking out all the lanes of the schuylkill westbound right at the boulevard, all lanes are moving now and that is good we have everything pushed into the gor point penndot and police are still on the scene and the ambulance and the fire department have left the scene so we hope to see that clear up and see that delay diminish shortly. speeds are starting to increase a bit we saw teens and picking up to 29 miles per hour on the expressway and 23 on the blue route and king of prussia 55 miles per hour and that is not too bad. we'll keep an eye on things and bring you an update in the next half hour. >> thanks autumn. still to come a rare case of tuberculosis has health officials scrambling.

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investigators are focusing on potential accomplices to find out how two prisoners escaped from a prison in upstate new york they used power tools to cut their way to fry domand sources tell abc news that the prison employees that is in charge of work assignments has been questioned. the search has reached 30 miles outside of the prison walls. after months of waiting, the families of 150 people killed in the french alps can start to bury their loved ones, lufthansa is carrying the remains of the

victim its they say that the copilot deliberately flew the plane into a mountain side. dennis hastert was in court on charges he covered up past misconduct. an indictment accuses of hastert of paying someone more than $2.5 million to cover up sexual misconduct. and who had contact with a woman sick with tuberculosis. ali gorman has more from the big board. >> it's a tedious process, they are going through travel records to determine who this woman had can't with. it's vital to make sure that no one contracts this rare tb

condition. the woman arrived on a flight to chicago seven weeks ago and travelled to missouri and tennessee before she became sick and asked to be admitted to a chicago hospital. >> 70% of the time of this tb it's fatal and she got it the way most people do by starting tb treatment and not completing the drug therapy. the woman is in isolation outside of the washington, d.c. and tb is not as easily spread as the flu it takes close and prolonged contract and could be dangerous for people with weakened immune systems. >> there may be a new way to lower cholesterol an fda advisory panel is deciding whether to approve a new class of drugs in cholesterol lowering medications. and they are given by injecter pens they block a substance

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york city's health commissioner is proposing that chain restaurants put special markings on restaurant items that are high in sodium. >> okay ali thank you. >> some of our areas best and brightest math students and teachers were honored in upper darby today the archdiocese and schools were recognized for their achievements for the first in math program, it's measured in various categories, many schools ranked in the top 100 nationally and some students and teachers placed individually. special honors today for one of philadelphia's catholic high schools, on north broad street they received a community impact award. crystal ray was singled out because of their commitment to giving a quality education to students of all faith. they will use the money to

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and engineering education at the morton mcmichael and powell school, the grant is part of drexel's assisted school initiative. montgomery county has a new millionaire thanks to the pennsylvania lottery, one lucky cash five ticket matched all five numbers last night it was sold at the sunoco in wynnewood. lottery officials say that this is their six and new millionaire in less than a month. still to come on "action news" at 5:00, we'll check the forecast for you. looking outside at sky 6 hd a look at philadelphia international airport meteorologist, cecily tynan, has the details from accuweather when we come right back.

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time now for accuweather looking at the skies now any precipitation? >> no sunshine. >> i'm going running. >> i want video of that, video at 11:00 on "action news." we are prove that rick is going for a run. sky 6 hd looking at the center city skyline, we have a good amount of sunshine a cold front moved through with an upper level low but that is well north

of us that kept us in a good amount of sunshine and temperatures on the wham side, 85 degrees in philadelphia and currently down from our high of 86 allentown 81 with the winds out of the west-southwest a land breeze and warm on the beaches and sea isle city. the difference is the dew point moving off the front still holding in the 60s, and down to 57 in philadelphia 58 in wilmington and 57 in allentown and when you get dew points in the 50s this time of year it's a comfortable and dry air mass, enjoy it it tomorrow is another warm day but comfortable with a dew point of 57 degrees and then they drop back in the 57 on sunday so thursday friday and saturday dew points mid up toer 60s, that is a muggy air mass and temperatures also likely in

the low 90s, that could be the first heat wave of the season. satellite 6 along with action radar showing all of the thunderstorm activity associated with that upper level low over new york state and we have the cold front that just moved through some tonight just a few patchy clouds here or there and a comfortable night with the dew points dropping it will feel nice, 64 in philadelphia and' in allentown 59 in millville and 64 in cape may, a nice night without the air conditioning as we head through the day tomorrow another warm day 86 degrees with loads of sunshine and dew points in the 50s. and it will feel nice before the heat and humidity the five-day at 5:00, low humidity and sunshine and a warm day 86 drlgs on thursday and it gets steamy, 93 degrees with the possibility of thunderstorms and

we do it again on friday, and then on saturday if we hit 90 it will officially be the first heat wave of the season and a cold front moves through saturday night and behind the system it turns a little bit cooler but on the warm side, 87 degrees, will the 90 degree weather return next week? adam joseph will have the answer in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thanks cecily. >> there is more to come in the next half hour, two separate threats upset business on capitol hill and at the white house we'll explain what happened. and questions surrounding the texas police officer caught on camera, roughing up a teenager following a pool party. >> and the city of philadelphia welcomes the newest american citizens today we'll show you.

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to the bottom of her disappear an. and former house speaker, dennis hastert is mobbed by reporters after pleading not guilty to paying hush money for a dark secret. and traffic problems are plaguing the northeast extension. and the details, a delaware family is pleading once again in the disappearance of a young mother that seemingly vanished a year ago the last time that anyone saw nefertiti trader was outside of her home on 2013. and they hope that the bigger reward will offer clues into what happened to her. john rawlins live with more. >> reporter: well, police have never had a lot to say about this case and today was no exception but they did significantly raise the reward.

adding $10,000 from the feds. >> we appreciate it. to the fullest extent. please somebody step forward. and tell me where my child is. >> a mother's tearful plea, her daughter nevy to family and friends was abducted to family and friends june of last year, forced into her accura like this one at 4:00 a.m. in front of where she lived. neighbor joe robinson says saw it happen but he was not sure what was transpiring he thought someone was ill. >> i saw a guy dragging her out of the house and putting her in a house. i didn't know what happened, maybe he was taking her to the hospital, when i came down stairs the car was gone. >> they plan a billboard blitz featuring the missing woman and

upped the reward to $20,000. >> we believe we can solve this case but we need help. >> investigators with not talk about the case. and not talk about the cell phone, that it had been switched off and then switched back on weeks after she was taken and baffled after so little evidence. >> her car to not find that where is the car? at the bottom of a lake? chopped up? >> this neighbor concerned that the abduction was a random act. >> scary. it makes the neighborhood feel unsafe. >> the billboards are expected to run along the i-95 corridor from maryland to connecticut. the hope is that up to a $30,000 reward will get people talking, the police are bumping into a don't snitch code of silence in this case. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. also from our delaware fuse

room tonight state police want the public to take a look at these surveillance pictures, they say he robbed the artisans bank twice in two weeks the first hold up happened on may 18th. one he had the money he took off, if you recognize the thief delaware state police want to hear from you. in philadelphia authorities are looking for a sneaky duo that targeted a chinatown business this is surveillance video from the guy ration boutique back on may 21st investigator say the to men walked in and went straight for the clerk and the other went to the display case and the other started to take items from the cases. a 75-year-old man injured by

a stray bullet in west kensington was likely not the intended target it happened as the senior citizen was walking into his home on the 400 block of indiana avenue he told police that he heard several gunshots and one bullet grazed his head. the 72-year-old was rushed to the hospital for treatment and he is expected to survive. investigators are looking for a black vehicle with tinted windows. anonymous threats caused part of the white house and other buildings to be evacuated this afternoon. they interrupted a live press briefing to evacuate the brady briefing room and similar situation halted a senate hearing on the tsa. >> we need a recess the capital police is clearing this, we

should be lockdown and stay in place. >> we are clearing the floors. >> that was held to -- the bomb calls were called into the police. former house speaker, dennis hastert, appeared before a federal judge today the indictment alleged that he agreed to pay someone $3.5 million in hush money to keep a secrete from his past. some claimed it involved hastert allegedly molesting a young boy during his tenure as a wrestling coach. >> reporter: good evening, the court appearance only lasted about 15 minutes, hastert looked solemn and did not say more than a simple yes and yes, sir to the judge today his lawyers

entered his pleas for him. former house speaker hastert entered a not guilty plea in federal court facing charges of branch fraud and lying to the fbi in order to cover up allegations of past misconduct that turned out to involve sexual abuse. according to the indictment, hastert aagreed to pay $3.5 million to individual a, and alleged victim. no special victim for the former house speaker as he arrived at the chicago courthouse met by a media mob. a second person is also identified as an alleged sexual abuse victim. and her brother told her he was molested between 1967 and 1971.

julian says hastert became kind of a father figure. >> said why didn't you tell anyone, he was your teacher. >> he looked at me and said who would ever believe me? >> hastert was never arrested but he was asked to turn over his passport the judge said he would forfeit a $4500 bond if he failed to show up to his next hearing. karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a white police officer who is seen on video pinning a black teenager to the ground in north texas was accused of racial profiling and excessive force in the past. >> david is on administrative leave after this incident. a black man sued him and other offices in federal court accusing them of forcibly

searching them and that lawsuit was later dismissed and a father whose daughter was involved in the brawl spoke out. >> infuriated. too infuriated. it winter from anger to disgust. >> the naacp is asking the -- to review the procedures of the police department. there will be more on this on world news following "action news" at 6:00. we are continuing to monitor emergency road repairs along the southbound lanes of northeast extension tonight and it's causing a considerable backup. last night's rain caused a sizable sinkhole to open up in a construction zone and that means that southbound drivers are forced to exit at landsdale and cause delays that stretch back for miles and it is not expected

to reopen until after the evening rush, autumn marisa is here with the latest. >> hi we are really backed up there, we have detour to give you, you have to get off at the landsdowne exit and take 63 east to 309 south that brings you out at the fort washington interchange, 63 and 309 are very backed up because of the detour as well and in edition quakertown exit on ramp is blocked they don't want motorist motorists to enter the highway and they exit off. one accident in washington township and glassboro 47 and maple leaf avenue. these are the westbound lanes

95 to the schuylkill right now an accident taking out all the lanes at the boulevard, that has been cleared out of the way we expect to see this delay diminished too very shortly. that will do it for now back to you. >> autumn thank you. still to come on "action news" tonight, allegations of racism involving state workers is prompting action by several groups in delaware and we'll have the store write. >> it took years of hard work but now dozens of men and women can call themselves american citizens. >> today 86 degrees in philadelphia and the humidity is dropping but the heat and humidity is building in the nation's heartland and moving in our direction. we'll talk about the rising numbers in accuweather. >> jaime apody has eagles and phillies news and preview of game three of the nba finals.

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racism in state government in wilmington today. members say that interviews reveal a pattern of racism and discrimination. >> african-americans are overlooked for promotions discipline, more severely for infractions -- >> governor jack markell's office says he expected all state employees to be treated fairly and their concerned to be addressed respectfully and they are committed to providing a diverse workforce. and now the eagles continue their organized team activityiedyiedyies today. jaime apody is here. >> kelly says that mathis never talks about contracts are players. >> and the seahawks quarterback

earning praise for the way he transitioned to safety and is he lining up with the first team including malcolm jenkins, i asked him about that today. >> fun i just embrace it you know it's a different position and i'm up for the challenge and i have to be more vocal as far as my responsibilities as a safety. >> probably our most productive guy as far as past breakups and strips like that. again, still don't have pads on and evaluating guys in shorts and t-shirts. and demeko ryan is back after tearing his achilles. >> i'm not surprised at all being through the injury before a few years ago it was -- i

didn't get down on myself when the injury happened because i knew i could bounce back from it and recover i was always in high spirits. >> it didn't seem like cleveland would have a chance without irving but here they are tied 1-1 with the warriors and game three of the finals tonight. lebron james is taking the team on his shoulders and averaging 1.5 -- per game, it's been eight years since they had a probable championship to cheer for and james knows they will be ready. >> know our fans will be unbelievable tonight. and it will probably be the loudest i have ever heard them and our guys are excited to play in front of them and i am as well. >> this prepares us for wherever we'll play on the road because we hear the loudest arena in the league. i don't think anything will

phase us as we go on the road and play in an atmosphere that it will be tonight. >> you can catch game three cavs and warriors here at 9:00 and "action news" at 11:00 follows the game on channel 6. the phillies and reds go at it again last night they were down 3-1 in the fourth when carlos ruiz breaks out of his slump with a two run single and the first career home run off hamels in the sixth he made his major league debut suffered his first loss ever against the reds. the eagles actually ended their practice today with a chant of usa, it was a show of support for zacherst whose girlfriend plays center for the u.s. cup team. they won their first game

opening up in winnipeg they beat australia 3-1 and will take on sweden on friday they have won the last three olympic gold medaled but have not taken the world cup title since 1999. everybody routing for the women's world cup team. >> they looked good yesterday thank you. the free library of philadelphia held their first ever naturalization ceremony 50 americans took the oath of allegiance in the ceremony their loved ones packed the library to watch the band from the creative and performing arts and the sheriff's office color guard was on hand to help celebrate.

atlantic city is playing host to the largest sports event organizers it will be held august 6 and at harrahs new waterfront conference center, more than 1400 people are slated to attend the conference is expected to pump millions into the local economy. adam joseph is here with a look at the forecast. a warm day today but warmer down the stretch? >> yes, and it could be our first heat wave. >> don't complain think about the winter. >> tomorrow is suppose to be a winner. >> wednesday winner.

he has been listening. >> my pick of the week. >> as we take a look at double scan around the region most of the area is quiet as we dry out the atmosphere and we have one lonely little shower that has popped up near lynn port heading toward -- lets go outside, the action cam showing -- high temperature today so far 86 if philadelphia and 5 degrees above the normal and the record is 99 set back in 2011 and it was a warm muggy start to the day with temperatures at 69 degrees, we are still very warm at the shore and we have winds out of the west-southwestly direction and 82 on the boardwalk and no sea breeze this afternoon and ocean 65 and notice the cooler numbers lower 80s to the north and west and the poconos right

now 69 degrees and cooler drier air is filtering in behind a cold front that is pushing through and that front which kind of pushed some of those storms our way yesterday is working its way into northern new england and a sometime with that with upper level ep guy that brings severe weather into western new england moving into parts of new hampshire and eventually maine and that is where most of the severe weather and thunderstorms will be and romaine overnight tonight. closer to home patchy clouds turning clear overnight and high pressure wedges in between two fronts and that mean a lot of sun and low humidity and above average and warm at 86 degrees, and the secondary front tries to close in on thursday and doesn't really make its way through and up to 92 degrees and only when we hit the 90s the humidity will start to surge in from the south and that humidity will stick

around friday into the beginning of the weekend. >> your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the beautiful day tomorrow despite it's below average at 86 the humidity tag as long with the heat 90 and 92 degrees could be the isolated typical pop-up thunderstorms we see during the summer season on saturday we hit 90 again that is heat wave number one the front closes in with a better chance of widespread showers and thunderstorms saturday after and and evening, behind that the humidity drops along with the temperature by a few degrees and a decent amount of sun and cooler here monday and tuesday with a blend of clouds and sun and 82 to 86 degrees, if you like it hot you'll like it thursday through saturday. >> rick's pick tomorrow. >> you calling in sick? we'll be right back.

veteran 6 abc reporter vernon odom imparted his knowledge today. he was the key note speaker for the ninth end of the year celebration. >> a lot of wisdom in hill him. >> that is for sure. jim gardner is standing by with these stories next at 6:00, police investigate the mysterious shooting death of a driver in yaden and police question a robbery suspect they believe opened fire in a branch of bank of america. that and more coming up next at 6:00. for cecily tynan monica malpass sharrie williams and the entire "action news" team time i'm rick williams, have a good night.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. tuesday night and the new jersey supreme court rules on pensions and pennsylvania and philadelphia police search for the hit and run driver that struck a local actor early this morning. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the ongoing mystery surrounding the death of a truck driver in yaden the 63-year-old driver was shot in the head overnight at the loading dock of a distribution center and the search is on for the gunman.

david henry is live. >> reporter: yaden police and county detectives are pursuing leads as they work to track down the suspect, who is responsible for the execution-style murder. >> he was cold bloodedly executed at close range. >> it happened at this warehouse complex. charles aston was getting ready for a delivery run to new york and he had logged in and was heading back to his truck and was shot twice in the head. investigators believe it was a holdup and childs boss says it started as a routine day like any other. >> he leaves at like 3:30 in the morning to beat the traffic in the morning, he has been doing this two or three time a week for 15 years. >> another driver came face-to-face with the suspect