good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. saturday, june 13 eva is off i'm nydia han. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." beating the heat, a dip in the ocean water may be the best way to cool off as the temperatures soar once again today. new overnight a man was hurt after his lost control of his car and slammed into five parked cars. plus, philadelphia police launch their curfew crackdown along south street. first meteorologist chris sowers is outside with a look ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. hot again, chris. >> reporter: yeah, it's going to be hot again but not as intense as yesterday. two weeks ago with the amount of moisture in the air two weeks ago this would have felt horrible him today it's fantastic. yesterday was stifling,

temperatures in the mid 90s and heat indices in the triple digits. 70 presently in saint davids. 70 in kennett square. levittown, 73. glassboro, 75. gandys beach 76. look at the bay temperature right now, there's a buoy north of the money island marina, supporting a water temperature of 80 degrees, that's incredible warm for the month of june. boardwalk in atlantic city, 75 and surf city, 73 degrees. no sea breeze for you guys down there today. shorepoints top out in the low to mid 80s this afternoon. satellite and radar showers to our west they should stay there today. looking at a combination of sun an clouds. for the most part it should stay dry. warm and humid, sun and clouds, 89 degrees, topping out around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. no major weather issues out

there today. highs will fall just short of 90 degrees, we needed one more day of 90. tomorrow things get interesting around here today looks quiet. tomorrow after 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. heavy-hitting thunderstorms drenching downpours and gusty winds and possibility of hail on the way. i'll have the details when i see you in ten minutes. >> as we've been telling you the high in philadelphia soared to 95 degrees and tied the record high for june 12. many people who work outside they drink lots of water but some ventured out for fun. despite the temperatures many went up the art museum steps to strike their rocky poses. bill ryan said the heat raises the bar. >> just like 110 degrees and 110% humidity, it's oppressive,

this is when you sweat it out and it's good. >> the school district of philadelphia dismissed classes at noon much to the relief of students and teachers in schools without air-conditioning. the heat hit just in time for the weekend down the shore. surfers say it's perfect weather for a dip in the ocean. but medics with the ocean city beach patrol are urging people to use umbrellas and use sunscreen and drink plenty of water. >> the heat will get them, if they are not not in the shade they don't realize how hot they are getting. >> we're staying in the shade and got a new uv tent for the beach. >> reporter: the shore was not the only place the action cam found people cooling down. clementon park found the wave pool and splash world is just as refreshing and you don't get sand in your shoes. we found everyone floating and

swimming and standing in the water saying that's the only way to escape the heat. we want to know how your escaping the heat. end us your photos or videos at join the action 6abc.com. one man was rushed to the hospital after his car struck five parked cars. it began on the 700 block of walnut in camden. the 36-year-old man lost control and hit a parked car and hit four more parked cars before stopping. the man was taken to cooper university medical center for injuries and to be treated for heroin overdose. a used syringe was found on the driver. the annual summer curfew is back for minors in the city of philadelphia. police want to make sure that kids out for summer break with time on their hands are not causing trouble.

dann cuellar was along south street that saw problems in years past. >> reporter: this is what happened on south street in 2010. a flash mob of teenagers converged fighting knocking pedestrians to the grounds causing utter chaos leaving residents in a state of terror. >> i put a chair in front of my door in case they came through i would have time to get out the back. >> reporter: in the aftermath police put in place a man to bring in large numbers of officers from across the city to keep things from getting out of hand. they enforced a curfew anyone 17 and under must be off the streets at midnight. >> we look at it as an opportunity for a teachable movement. >> reporter: officers at the

real time crime center monitor events and social media websites for any signs of trouble so police can react pro actively. >> that has contributed to making south street a safe place in a place where if you decide to come down here and do something that is against the law you will be held accountable. >> reporter: what do some think about the curfew? >> there's no need for under age people to be swamping the place. >> i like the idea i have a 16-year-old i think it's perfect. they home they safe. >> reporter: since the curfew has been in effect police report there have been no major problems to report hear. along south street, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> it appears the curfew is working. to boston a man accused of conspiring to help isis appeared in court.

he was arrested thursday night for being connected to raheem. david writhe was arrested last week. raheem was killed by agents last week when he allegedly lunged at them with a knife. the firestorm continues over this woman the president of the spokane washington chapter of the naacp over her race. the naacp say ethnicity is not a quawflt for -- quality for leadership. the her biologic parents came forward and said she has falsely portrayed herself as african-american. the pictures show her as a blue eye blonde hair child. >> are you african-american?

>> beyond the question. >> -- i don't understand the question. >> we are her birth parents and we don't understand the problem with her ethnicity. >> the city of spokane is investigating whether she lied about her race for application for a position on a commission. a gloucester county man admitted to scamming $600,000 across the country by billing them for math and science books they ordered and don't even exist. robert armstrong pleaded guilty in court and serve 43 months in prison. authorities seized $25,000 froms bank account and new ford mustang. from our delaware newsroom there's a bill heading to delaware governor that would allow children to take an oil containing medical marijuana.

the legislation is designed to help children suffering from epileptic seizure. it would allow doctors to use the oil for children who don't respond to traditional drugs. governor markell plans to sign the bill. police take into custody a person following a deadly shooting at a mall in iowa. how some seniors are keeping sharp and in shape. coming up in weather feeling a little bit better, yesterday we had temperatures feels like 100 today we have temperatures at 90 degrees, the humidity comes back in the seven-day forecast, and showers and storms are around, as well. i'll have the details in just a few minutes.

>> in dallas police are in a standoff with a suspect who allegedly fired gunshots near police headquarters.

authorities say the suspect fired multiple shots south of downtown dallas after midnight. the suspect's van sped away. a s.w.a.t team is in a stand off at interstate 45 at interstate 20. that area is shut off. there were no reports of injuries. a mall shooting in iowa has left one woman dead and a suspect in custody. witnesses reported hearing gun shots sometime after 7:00 p.m. they said a man opened fire on a woman and ran away. the shooting prompted shoppers and workers to rush out of the mall and others remained on lockdown for more than an hour. the suspect was nabbed during a traffic stop 50 miles per hour away. here at home, a reminder for drivers to use the vine street express way to get into center city. get ready for closures due to the penndot bridge project. the eastbound/westbound closures begin overnights and go back into effect friday morning.

this part of the million dollar project to preplace seven structural deficient bridges of 676 between 22 and d street. the work has to get done, but not fun for drivers. >> reporter: nothing like a good old fashioned detour. let's go live on sky6 live hd show you what's going on, the tennis courts are surprisingly quiet this morning it's fairly comfortable out there compared to yesterday but it's going to be warm and sticky today. high temperatures topping out in the upper 80s. note the flags the breeze is kicking up a little bit ushering in drier air. yesterday, the highest heat index in philadelphia was 100 the highest heat index was dover, they came in 101.

it will be warm and sticky, but not as bad. allentown, 73. philadelphia 78. winds are starting to shift out of the northwest that's the drier air trying to work its way in. high temperatures top out at 88, 8899. still muggy but not as bad. millville, 79 that's the heat index. satellite arena radar, we have a tug of war, high pressure to the north an high pressure to the south. this is the cooler high this is the warmer one and this is trying to force this front to the north or south. whichever high pressure is stronger that's which way this front will drag. right now we think this high to the north will take over today and this high to the south will take over monday and tuesday with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s and low 90s again. the ring of fire is developing around the high. everything out of the gulf up

and around to the east great lakes and the mid atlantic and the northeast. that sets up a tricky forecast as we get into sunday evening. storm prediction center has the mid atlantic in a slight risk for severe weather. great lakes northern ohio valley, that ring of fire wrapping around the southern high will things get active here tomorrow afternoon. today is quiet. combination of sun and clouds, dewpoints a little bit lower than yesterday. high temperatures lower than yesterday. so it must should be a nice day around here. don't forget the sunscreen. sunday morning, sun and clouds, same thing. sunday afternoon the thunderstorms start to roll in. some of them could be heavy. right now the storm prediction center is talking about gusts possibly as high as 60 or 65 miles per hour. lots of cloud to ground lightning strikes maybe a possibility of drenching downpours, that will continue through the late evening hours monday looks rather missesserrable around here -- miserable with numerous showers

and thunderstorms and cooler temperatures. the poconos delightful up there, 76 degrees, sun and clouds sunday, 74. the jersey shore the humidity never leaves you guys, ocean temperatures getting better. you'll see a combination of sun and clouds, humidity sticks around 82 degrees lands breeze, cooler tomorrow with a sea breeze kicking in. tomorrow, warm, humid, not as bad as yesterday sun and clouds, winds out of the northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. by 3:00 p.m. 88 degrees. 6:00 p.m., 87. here the peak feels-like temperatures. 5:00 p.m., 89. yesterday we were close to 100 5:00 p.m., 89 degrees, doing a little bit better. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast only to his the humidity levels increase as we head into sunday. the temperatures is cooler, but the humidity goes through the roof. this is an uncomfortable day. most of the day is dry. late in the afternoon showers and thunderstorms come rumping through. monday, showers and

thunderstorms, 85, very humid. same things tuesday shower or storm, oppressively humid high of 89. wednesday and thursday, 86 and 83. >> 83 looks refreshing. >> reporter: if only we could keep that. >> yeah. the keys to successful aging are engaging the mind and moving the body and interacting with others. tamala edwards takes us to a retirement community where the residents do all three at once. >> reporter: the manner house in seaford delaware sits on the river so residents are used to taking daily walks. but one of the residents suggested make it more intellectually interesting. >> one of the residents said can we have labels? >> reporter: now the residents walk with their smart phones

scanning the matter codes along the path. >> they can take a break and look at the tree and know what it is that they are looking at and move along. they are getting education along the way. >> the beauty, the label doesn't only show the botanical name and the common name, you use your smart phone and wipe the little do dad underneath it will come up on your smart phone. >> reporter: it's called the walk for wellness program. >> people like to go for walks but learn while they walk. >> i never heard of kwanzaa cherry, they are beautiful. >> reporter: the idea may go nationwide as fish and wild live service are looking to install

the walk for wellness program in other passion. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

>> here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. first up, we have this the international gem and jewelry show in montgomery at the greater expo center. it's taking place at the expo center in oaks today from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. how about a volunteer project join volunteers to beautify the grounds and gardens in germantown. it includes painting and planting in the school yard. vegetables will be attended 0 to by the children who attend the camp in the summer and

corporated into the diet in the fall it's on green street in germantown. join 4300 riders american cancer bike on this bridge to the beach. it helps raise awareness and money for the american cancer society. it begins at the base of the ben franklin bridge at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow with opening ceremonies followed by the ride at 6:30, it will rap up at boardwalk hall in atlantic city at 10:30 that's a look at what's happening this weekend. sports is next.

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across the country although we have showers and storms flaring up across the heartland of the nation. this heat pump high has been in the southeast over the last few days, stifling stuff down here. we're seeing showers and storms around the high, if you're traveling to pittsburgh, heartland of the nation, all these areas could see heavier thunderstorms later on. the threat of severe whether is minimum. there's a couple of areas where we could see strong winds that includes the high plains and the southern portion of the ohio valley. most of the major hubs should be quiet. low logan, 73 all flights on time. o'hare 57 degrees, that should feel good. orlando, 78 and atlanta 69. >> phillies lost against the

pirates yesterday. of they lost it in the 13th 1-0. the cameras caught a heated exchange between ken giles in the dugout yesterday. here's jeff skeverski with the rest of the of saturday morning sports. >> reporter: protecting the quarterback sam bradford and the bad left knee has been a bigger concern after chip kelly cut both of his starting guards evan matt thinks and to do -- todd herreman. connor barwin admitted he was surprised matt thinks was released -- mathis was in was released enthough he was in a contract dispute.

>> he feels a great teammate, i'm confident in all the guys who have been here all summer. they have had a good off season, we're moving forward. >> reporter: wondering why barwin is wearing a hard hat. he is doing community work helping install solar panels at a home in cherry hill. look at him go up the ladder. that panel weighs 50 pounds. chip kelly parted ways with nine starters, five had pro bowel experience. we asked tray thomas to weigh in on all the moorvelings -- moves big and bold moves he made. >> he is bringing in his crew, he is getting rid of anything that wants to 'pose any feelings if you speak up against it, if it's not in the direction that he wants wants the team to go in

he is getting rid of them. delran native so close to scoring a w against their former coach and sweden. abbey wambat is not in the start up in 1 years coming off the bench. a great shot at goal misses the header. lord hits her head on another player she is okay. sweden finish in a scoreless draw. usa leads group d. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day.

get the sun block, water and cool clothes ready another hot day to start off the week. twisted metal a pick up crashes into nine parked cars. the driver is under arrest. the woman charged with the prison escape in upstate new york has made her first court appearance. outside we go with meteorologist chris sowers for a look at accuweather. >> reporter: it's not that bad in the shade, that's the key especially if you're someone who

works outdoors, take frequent breaks in the shade. it doesn't feel that bad when you're not in the sunday. when the sun is beating down on you, it's a different story. temperatures wise it's warm and sticky. it's promises to be better than yesterday. chester and center city, 72. tanersville 64 degrees, the front is through and the humidity is falling off a cliff up there so it feels very refreshing in the mountains. hopefully that air works into our neck of the woods. gandys beach and buena 77. dpoafer, 75 and avalon 70 degrees. you can see the clouds stretching west to east across the screen. that's the front, it will depend on how far south that front gets depends on what happens this afternoon. we feel temperatures should fall short of 90 degrees.

we've had two days of 90-degree plus heat. this will not be a heat wave. 89 degrees, sun and clouds, humid out here today but much better than yesterday when we had feels-like temperatures close to 100 degrees. if you're down the shore and wanted to fishing or boating. imidges of sun and clouds -- combination of sun and clouds, high tide is occurring now. second high tide is this afternoon. sales 2 to 4 feet. a land breeze, folks down the shore, not getting a sea breeze, the temperatures top out in the mid 80s, again, it will be muggy. the i guess we'll take these one to it, tonight the humidity comes down a little bit only to go back up through the roof. that sets up showers and storms tomorrow night and monday, some of them will be strong, i'll have the details when i see you in just a little bit. >> speaking of storms, the atmospheric conditions were ripe for thunderstorms they caused

considerable damage in bethlehem township. high winds overturned 13 tracker trailers on broad head road. 6abc.com and the mobile app can help you stay head of changes in the weather through the weekend. access street level storm tracker 6 live radar plus temperature map by neighborhood. the our live sky6 live hd cameras give you a look at the whether before you head out. new this morning philadelphia police are investigating a home invasion that ended in a shooting and it was the suspect that was wounded. it police -- it happened in olney, a man was asleep when he heard a noise. he have woke up to find a man in the bedroom. he got a handgun and fired. the intruder was struck in the stomach. the suspect is at einstein hospital where's undergoing surgery. no word about it there will be

any charges against the homeowner in the shooting. police say a drunk driver slammed into nearly ten parked cars in somerton section of philadelphia. causing extensive damage you see here. it happened at 10:15 p.m. investigators say a man loss control of his dodge ram and hit nine parked vehicles. he was arrested and charged with dui nobody was hurt. the action cam was on the scene of a nasty crash in doylestown bucks county last night. 8 people were injured when three cars collided at pebble hill and spring valley road. one of the injured was flown to temple university hospital. no word on the cause or the severity of the injuries. firefighters battled a multi-alarm fire in cedarville where fire broke out at 8:00 p.m. the home was a total loss, but nobody was hurt.

in new york, the woman charged with helping two men escape from that maximum security prison is due back in court on monday. she made her first appearance yesterday and entered a not guilty plea. meanwhile, the manhunt continues for the two fugitives. marcy gonlz has the details -- gonzalez has the details. >> reporter: joyce mitchell facing the judge who supervised the tailor shop at the maximum correctional stilt in northern -- facility in northern new york smuggled in tools to help them get out of the prison. last year mitchell was cleared is to whether she was having a relationship with one of the fugitives. they are looking into whether the 51-year-old was supposed to pick the men up in a getaway car and never showed leaving the convicted killers on foot and

hiding out in this area. >> you have to assume they are cold, wet andy. that would make them more dangerous. >> blackhawk hell -- helicopters scanning from above warning people to look their doors and windows. >> i'm scared, i have a loaded shotgun next to the belt. >> reporter: next to the bed. >> reporter: joyce mitchell faces 8 years if convicted. >> prosecutors want to keep evidence secret against dennis hastert. if the judge agrees the information would be disclosed to those involved in the case.

the lawyers are not opposed to the request. the charges of bank fraud and lying to the fbi were out of his sexual abuse as a high school wrestling coach and prosecutors say his efforts to pay $3.5 million in hush money to victim. we're learning information about a massive cyber attack targeting millions of federal employees. two officials say information as many as 14 million civilian employees dating back to the 1980s was compromised. governments union say they stole social security numbers. the attack originated in china. the chinese government denied any involvement. there's a tentative contract agreement between the catholic school teachers union and the philadelphia archdiocese. the union members must ratify the deal in a vote at the end of the month. details of the new contract

won't be released until after members vote. atlantic city casinos are on a winning streak. the remain gambling halls increased their revenue compared to a year ago. overall revenue is up 4%. four casinos closed leading to thousands of layoffs. taylor swift rocked lincoln financial field for thousands of her adoring fans. chad perdelli was there for one of the biggest concerts philadelphia has seen in sometime. >> reporter: taylor swift got 70,000 strong going with the lead off song welcome to new york. the wymissing native is arguably the hottest act in the world. a walk around the linc parking lot you were bound to hear. >> that's what people say ♪♪

>> i'm excited. >> she is really nice. >> but being a swiftie isn't just for the girls. jeff is a fan, as well. the concert with as a christmas gift for the family. >> big fan. >> reporter: really? >> what do you like? >> bad blood. >> reporter: emily dougherty has spent the last 6 months in the hospital with a blood disorder. seeing taylor was a wish of hers. >> i like her because she sings good songs. >> reporter: what's are your favorite song? >> shake it off. >> it's been a long road and to be here is amazing and very emotional. >> reporter: there is no bad blood here, just a lot of fans of a 25-year-old singer. >> we love taylor swift! >> reporter: so it was a greet

evening for all the taylor swift fans at the linc. if they want to do it again they can do it later on tonight. outside of the linc, chad perdelli. >> the changes that could be coming to menu items in one major city. >> plus, the baseball park that's being forced to cutback on its water usage. plus, chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >>

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>> in california state officials have ordered more water restrictions due to the extreme drought. more than 100 farm he weres who have rights in the delta watersheds must stop dumping water from the waterways. many farmers say the state has no authorities to order the consults. dodger stadium is being forced to cut down on its water usage. the ballpark uses its water to keep the grass on the field lush green, it's forcing grounds keepers to use other alternatives. >> there's a new business out there that's painting lawns green. >> reporter: with the developing

he will neothey-- el nino they will get help from mother nature for the second half of the summer. >> reporter: the dewpoint is 66 that's better than yesterday when it was stuck in the low 70s. winds out of the west/northwest. cold front in the process of pulling through. on the sand in cape may 72 degrees, very sticky. you can see the chop there. waves 2 to 4 feet. there's a lands breeze 10 miles per hour. ocean temperature in atlantic city, 63. off the coast of cape may it's like 67 or 68. the delaware bay i'll show you the graphic here in just a moment. millville, 77. wilmington, 76. dover, 76. philadelphia leading the way 78 degrees. sticky out there but better, yesterday we were stuck in the oppressive category, same thing with thursday we'll go right back into the oppressive category as we get into sunday.

at least the temperatures go down the heat indices will not be near triple tickets like yesterday. cold front stretching across the mid atlantic this morning that will start to sag to the south later this afternoon as this high takes over and then this high will start flexing its muscle again as we get into sunday. that increases the humidity and it really takes a stronghold as we get into monday and tuesday. today, we're in the clear tug of war between the highs, all the rain showers to the southwest, the front buckles a little bit the humidity increases. the temperatures go down and showers and thunderstorms ride the frontal system. this whole area shaded in yellow if you're traveling to the west, chicago, milwaukee saint louis cincinnati heavy weather 60-mile an hour straight line winds and drenching downpours and hail. there could rough stuff out

there. all that shifts east sunday and moves into our neck. woods. tomorrow morning is quiet, as well. tomorrow afternoon and evening this is late in the day here comes the showers and thunderstorms, they will push through northwest to southeast they will continue to fire up throughout the evening hours into the first part of the overnight and unfortunately what will happen. front will is it over top of the delaware valley. that means monday will be active swfl with numerous showers and storms. enjoy the beach. 82 degrees, sun and clouds, nice and quiet. ocean city, 83. ocean temperature off the coast of atlantic city is 63. cape may 84. delaware beaches 86. sun and clouds, 68 degrees look at the temperatures on the delaware bay there's a buoy northwest of the money island marina reporting 80 degrees for water temperature. hopefully that gets the blue claws in there and crabbing and improves fishing. the allentown, 87.

sun and clouds, warm and sticky. better than yesterday trenton 87. cape may 84. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast partly sunny tomorrow, most of tomorrow is dry, 86 degrees, very, very sticky tomorrow will feel awful. showers and storms develop after 6:00 p.m. showers and storms monday, 85 degrees, another day high humidity levels, same thing for tuesday, shower or thunderstorm during the afternoon. wednesday another cold front comes in, this time it's a canadian front that 86 will feature no humidity at all. the thursday, it will feel great, 83. friday, sunshine and shower, the humidity goes up again. that 83 looks good. >> an all new fyi philly is coming up on 6abc. here's melissa magee and karen rogers. >> reporter: here's what's coming up tonight on fyi philly. summer just a week ago we check out the new places to get beach body ready. >> we check out some healthy

new eating options too. >> reporter: plus father's day is around the corner, we'll help you outfit the special man in your life. >> tall shims are coming to the delaware river. we're getting ready. >> that's tonight on fyi philly. i hope you join us. ♪

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fries contain more than the maximum or more. a vote in september will require all chain food restaurants to identify sodium content in food. doctors hit the road this weekend to drive home a message to men to take care of their health. they will talk to them directly and on twitter and social media and live web casts and video videos. 80% of men remember the make and model of their first car. they say more men should treat their bodies like their cars. >> we want to get every single mile out of that car. your body is like that. you need to get checks done per guidelines every one year, five years, ten years whatever the guidelines are. >> 6,000-mile journey makes a stop in philadelphia tomorrow. in north carolina a mother has given the gift of life to her son for a second time. she donated a kidney to her

teenage son noah who suffers from williams syndrome with delayed development that shut down his kidney. mom and son are back home recovering and ready to start their next journey in life. we wish them well. >> next meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast stay with us, we'll be right back.

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dick -- valedictorians. there's no pressure there when your two older brothers are valedictorians. >> reporter: i can't even spell it. [laughter]. >> reporter: i'm posting warmer than humid. yesterday was terrible, today is a little bit better out there. we'll have storms developing late they could be strong to severe. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows more showers and storms monday, 835. tuesday we're back up close to 90 degrees, wednesday and thursday, 86 and 83 features no humidity it will feel better by the middle of next week. that will be great. thank you chris. it is now, 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, nydia coming up on "g.m.a." a major

new development in the hunts for the murderers who escaped from the super max prison in upstate new york. prosecutors say this woman provided the tools to the inmates that they used in their escape or at least some of them. what was your relationship with the two convicted killers. we'll have the latest coming up. plus she is the naacp leader under scrutiny, her parents say she has been lying about her race what she said what she was confronted boo about the issue on camera in this interview and how the naacp is reacting. the royal family hitting the streets of london celebrating the queen's birthday it's called tripping the color. we're live from london with much more on the royal tradition. we'll see you next on "g.m.a." >> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. philadelphia police say a homeowner opened fire after

finding an intruder in his home this morning. the teenage system is fighting for his -- teenage suspect is fighting for his life. there could be a savings at the gas pump this summer, we'll have that and now for chris sowers, eva pilgrim i'm nydia han. the we'll see you in just a bit.

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good morning, america. breaking right now. police stand off. >> oh, my god. >> the barrage of bullets fired at the dallas police headquarters. suspects opening fire from an armored van, planting pipe bombs. then the high speed chase. the s.w.a.t. team mobilized. how will this thing end? also breaking overnight. breakout bust. the prison worker accused of helping two convicted murderers make their daring escape charged in court. the too manies she allegedly gave them for their daring escape. the latest message to the murderers on the run. >> we are coming for you. we will not stop until you are caught.