lp from firefighters and volunteers to help them cross this is the current you can see of the water that is still gushing out. you can see it over my feet, but right now are you locking at video that is taken today of children getting assisted by firefighters out of that shop-rite, we are told that an announcement came over the loud speaker, people were told to leave their things in place and get out of store this ruptured at 2:45 today and it's about a 48 inch water main break. we talked to shoppers that were at the store today and here is what they had to say. >> we were in the store shopping and over the intercome came everybody had to evacuate the store because of a water main break. we had to leave our groceries there, couldn't check out. had to immediately leave.

>> the water started to come and i said let me move my car, but by that time all the water started coming all the way down. >> to give you an idea, how fast this water is going this is pouring out of shopping accepter and the water company is not been able to turn off the water at this point we are told they are on scene and expected to do that soon, firefighters are telling me the current can take me away a little bit. this is fox at huntington park and rob are thes, that is where the bulk of this water is twoing and this is effecting a bus route and the water is lessening up not because there is less water pressure, because the water has breached railroad tracks that are behind the shop-rite, whichever railroad that is i am told that may be affected as well. we are expected to hear from the water department soon to hear

when this will be shut off. last year we were at the same exact shopping center and damage to the stores that we were showing you earlier and we don't know if it's a main break or another one that ruptured. live in hunting park, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> incredible images there meanwhile we are following the latest on the church massacre in south carolina. the manhunt for the suspect is over but the grieving for the victims is just beginning. >> a man killed nine people at a study bible group in south carolina last night we are learning more about who he is and why he did this and the names of victims. marcy gonzales is in charleston with the coverage >> reporter: they said he was there to kill, and they were there to worship. police arrested dylann roof the

man that came and sat in church for an hour before suddenly opening fire and killing nine people. >> there is something particularly heart breaking about a death happening in a place in which we seek solace. >> a tip left them to the 21-year-old driving two hours away in north carolina. the accused killer told one of the three survivors he let her live to tell others with what he did and now telling detectives himself in custody being questioned about this hate crime. >> we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. south carolina's governor moved to tears remembering the six women and three men killed. including senator pinckney the

beloved pastor of this congregation. >> police have now opened up the road in front of the church just on the other side of that crime scene tape there is a big pile of flowers left here today by people stopping by to pay their respects. >> and within the last hour we learned the names of all the nine victims. reverend clementa pinckney and rhonda singleton and others were cynthia herd and reverend depain middleton and susie jackson and daniel simmons and my ra thompson. people all over the country are feeling this tragedy and it is true in our region, the methodist episcopal church was founded in our area.

vernon odom is in washington square at mother bethel church. >> mother bethel inspired the creation of the methodist church in charleston and other churches in the south. the pastor here knew reverend pinckney well. but first we hear from the cousin of reverend pinckney who lives here in the philadelphia suburbs. >> we are shocked and feeling sadness for our family and the commune of a great guy that really cared about number one he was a great father and husband. >> anthony stevenson is the cousin of slain charleston pastor pinckney. he doubled as a lawmakerer in south carolina and told his cousin how proud he was of putting through ground breaking legislation for law enforcement. >> one thing he talked about as

a state senator was a bill to push through with the body camera for police to have body cameras, and he was proud about pushing that through. >> the church dates back to the late 18th senry and spawned the church in charleston, the massacre scene. the pastor mike tyler is still reacting to the death of his friend. >> it's sad that history is repeating itself. there is presscedent for this. >> initially we were thinking about an ame service for our members but the outpouring of love from other christian churches and jewish churches and

muslim churches, this is going to come out. >> the pastor says all are are welcome to come to mother bethel at 6th and addison beginning at 7:00. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. our coverage of the deadly church shooting continues at 6abc.com you'll find the latest information as it becomes available and the collection of photos as the community continues to cope. it's all there for you right now on 6abc.com. >> now to a first check of the accuweather forecast on this gray and drizzly thursday afternoon. >> just a kind of miserable one out there rain kind of spitting at you. lets go live to adam joseph at the big board. to talk about the drying up. >> we are slowly drying up and the marine air off the water and only 71 in philadelphia but a warm front lurks to the south and west. you go to washington 89 and

pittsburgh 84 and just to the south and west, thunderstorms are popping up and they are working to the south and east and could clip southern parts of dover, delaware and sussex county, delaware later and a few near state college and as the cold front drifts to the north and east we could see a downpour or thunderstorms during the evening hours. we are tracking the remnants of tropical storm bill, a lot of moisture and humid air and this ball of energy works to the south of st. louis and the ohio valley and approach here throughout the upcoming weekend, as we look to the accuweather forecast, we talk about the threat of an evening shower or thunderstorm and a dreary father's day as the remnants of bill passes through. before you head out check the

storm tracker 6 app fine the weather conditions for your locations and the hourly forecast to plan out your day join our team of meteorologists tonight right here on 6 abc for a special on summer storms and how they put together their summer forecasts. in the meantime it is time now for the "action news" traffic report. lets get live to matt pellman in the "action news" traffic center. >> we are dealing with dry conditions on most of the major highways rights now but other problems like a broken down van by the schuylkill expressway westbound side close to university avenue right now both westbound lanes are blocked and the right lane was getting by for a while. this is especially problematic because we have people heading away from the phils game and now extra busy from passyunk from the broken down van, we say use the kelly drive and this afternoon don't use the kelly

drive, there is a downed tree there, inbound the left lane is blocked. the mlk drive or local streets like ridge avenue are better bets. in hunting park we have the big closure of fox street because of the huge water main break that annie was telling us about use wissahickon but that is problematic for people trying to get to the roosevelt boulevard. and a crash on 95 in a bad spot northbound by allegheny avenue with debris on the road and phillies trafficking heading home in the northeast encountering this north of the avenue, lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. major crash in pennsauken on 130 northbound and we'll keep tabs on that. >> thank you matt. still ahead at 4:00, there is a big change coming for the

money coming in your wallet. plus pope francis challenges people around the world the problem that can only be fixed with a revolution. and one cell phone company's plan is not as advertised why at&t is facing a historic find, and another edition of down the shore, melissa magee is live in atlantic city. hey melissa. >> hey there, we are at the historic historic gardener's basin have you great views of bay we are getting ready for the chefs at the shore event a fundraising event and we'll have more on that, and we'll take you inside the atlantic city aquarium and we'll have details when "action news" returns.

pope francis is getting global praise and criticism today for taking a strong stand on climate change the pope thought to recast the debate over global warming as a moral issue, fan visis calling for a bold cultural revolution that exploits the poor and pollutes the planet in the process. and called out those that doesn't say that climate change is real and only makes the problem worse. and the archdiocese of philadelphia and the world leaders are heading to rome before the world meeting of families. don't miss my live reports starting monday here on "action news." legislation key to getting

president obama's trade deal threw is at the house they revised it to a 218-208 vote. the senate could take up the bill next week but it will need support from a dozen democrats that fear the trade deal will lead to the loss of american jobs. it turns out that at&t's unlimited plan came with a catch and now the company could pay a historic price they plan to fine the company a record $100 million for not being honest with customers about their data plans, they found the company intentionally slowed down data speed to customers with unlimited plans and that at&t did not tell at&t about the move at&t said it did not deny slowing down data but did tell customers through text as well as on bills and online. now here is a look at the

day's closing numbers, the dow picking up 180 points the nasdaq closing at 68 points on the day and the s&p 500 gaining 20 points. so the $10 bill is getting a makeover, that includes saying good-bye to alexander hamilton the bill is being redesigned and should feature a woman that was a champion for inclusive democracy they are asking the public to it use #~ the new 10 to give their thoughts on picks for the bill. it will be unveiled in the year 2020 the philadelphia police athletic league continued their tradition of cops helping kids, they recognized 100 studented that received pal scholarships totalling $200,000. and speaking of alicia's face

there it is as she proudly served as emcee of the union lead and was joined by 6 abc president and general manager, bernie prazenica and they were excited to be part of pal because they announced that 15 locations will offer saturday hours throughout the summer and friday hours will be expanded to 9:00 p.m. >> pal centers are fun and safe and they are free no child or parent or care giver thooz pay for their child or enjoy a pal center. they run from june 26 and through august 29th. >> what a fantastic organization and some impressive students there today earning really good scholarship money. >> time for the accuweather forecast. lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph look at those skies over the city. >> not impressive when you take a look back here i'll tell you that much from sky 6 hd from

temple university camera, you can barely so the ben franklin bridge there and the low lying clouds and left over drizzle and cold temperatures as we look at double scan live, we can also look on the cloud cover as well and the visible satellite image imagery, and near dover where they are gearing up for the firefly concert, and cape may a few breaks in the satellite and cloud cover and west of baltimore we see thunderstorms cook up and that could slide into the southern parts of baltimore, a little later on this evening, we are cool no matter where you are, 71 at the boardwalk winds wrapping in in a westerly direction we'll see a couple of peeks of sun and lancaster and dover 74 to 76 degrees, the clouds dominate tonight as the front continues to push through and there could be an isolated shower or

thunderstorm in those southern areas, 6 degrees for philadelphia and 65 allentown and 86 in millville. at 10:30 tonight you can see downpours and early tomorrow morning there could be a renegade downpour as we try to push this through and a cold front arrives tomorrow afternoon from the north to the south and we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and lowering humidity in the afternoon and southern areas, because that is where the humidity will linger a little bit longer as the front passes through we could cook up an isolate the shower or downpour tomorrow. your friday get away in the city, a mixture of sun be clouds and shore partly sunny. and the poconos is the best place to be we'll have the low humidity and temperatures only in the upper 70s. we are watching the remnants of what was tropical storm bill, it

is painfully moving to the north and east slowly away from oklahoma city you still see that spin and rain now spreading as far north as st. louis and chicago and the heaviest rains with bill continue to pull between st. louis and memphis, right into the early part of the weekend south of cincinnati and it aims somewhere in the mid-atlantic here sunday morning and we could see between washington and philadelphia, as far north as new york city and we'll fine tune where that tracks and we are not looking at winds but just a heavy period of tropical downpours, 78 degrees and a lot of clouds on saturday to begin the weekend, could be an isolated shower of 83 and the heavy tropical downpours will arrive sunday morning, 86 degrees and 1 to 2 inches of rain an sunday and hot and a

thunderstorm monday afternoon. speaking of the tropics and storms we'll keep you prepared this summer season and we have the accuweather special tonight and all about the summer storms keeping you safe and giving you a look behind the scenes coming up tonight at 7:30 p.m. >> we are looking forward to that. >> thanks. >> the philadelphia museum of art is set to open a ground breaking exhibition, bringing together masterpieces like claude monet to tell the story of impressionism when the style was ridiculed and then it was royced in the 20th century as artistic genius. this opened june 24th. a local police officer arrested by members of his own department and what he is accused of doing. and coming up at 4:30, a new study finds trouble with car seats, what the experts say you need to know to keep your kids safe.

. from our new jersey newsroom, an ocean county police officer is arrested on charges for child pornography. he is a police officer for the seaside heights police department. they say they found child pornography on his computer and is on jail on $50,000 bond. >> an early morning fire tore through a seafood business in delaware county and the action cam was there at the sea market on hook road in darby township the fire broke out just before 5:00 a.m. there is not much left of it today. a tractor trailer parked next to

the store was also damaged, fortunately no people were injured and investigators have not yet said how this fire started. a former delaware state student said she lost her athletic scholarship because she did not want to go to her coach's church. >> should south carolina continue to fly the confederate flag outside of the state house we'll have details in big talkers. >> i'm nydia han, i'm always worried i am doing something that is not quite right with the child seat. new information is out. i'll have it all in what's the deal.

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that is where a water main break has forced businesses to evacuate. let go to annie mccormick for an update. >> you can see the water is still throwing at the same speed it was a half hour ago the water going down here on fox road this is between roberts and hunting park. this water is not turned off just yet i'll walk over here and show you the rest of the shopping center this is the baking center it's six stores affecteded you can see the

shop-rite they put out sandbags and kitty litter anything to keep the water from coming into the shop-rite, below the planet fitness, we are told a number of those stores have water inside. we are told that the water main happened at 2:45, a 48 inch break, a number of people had to be helped out of shop-rite, kids and adults getting piggy-back rides, we are told that there was announcement over the loud speaker telling the shopper to put their bags down and get out. that was at 2:45 today. a number of shoppers said they left bags behind and the groceries behind and they did get help. there is still a number of people sitting along the sidewalk some of them not wanting to walk across the water here firefighters are on scene to help the people on their way out.

i did speak to the water department, a spokesperson telling us at this point how to assess how bad this is. they are working to turn the water off and at this point they haven't been able to do that. the water is less than it was an hour ago. we are told that the water did broach a railroad track and because of that it lessened a little bit but they are still working to turn the water off, if you want to take that septa bus we are told that that stop is now at wissahickon. we are live in hunting park, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. now to the latest on the church massacre in charleston, south carolina the manhunt ended you but the search for answers is just beginning, police arrested 21-year-old dylann roof this morning they say he is the man responsible for shooting and killing nine people inside of ame last night

including the pastor clementa pinckney and they say he is extremely racist and planned the massacre for six months and they are investigating the shooting as a hate crime. our coverage continues at 6abc.com, and we'll post any breaking developments and you'll find a collection of photos and reaction from the philadelphia area as well as social media. today investigators from montgomery county delivered search warrants to the office of kathleen kane investigators are seeking emails in particular, a grand jury recommended that be charged. they will decide if she will be charged, she continues to maintain she did nothing wrong. police need your help finding a violent criminal that robbed a man in front of two

children yesterday afternoon, they caught the man walking into ja grocery and when through the 56-year-old man's pockets stealing his i.d. and cash, and he heads back to hisser car and is followed by the suspect, he takes medication from his vehicle he pulls the victim from his car kicking him and stomping him. the man was not seriously hurt. if you recognize the suspect call east detectives. >> and now the volleyball player at delaware university, suing for religious discrimination she claims she lost her athletic scholarship because she did not aattend church and participate in bible studies. john rawlins joins us live from outside of her lawyer's office

with more on this story. >> reporter: hi there well, we should say had this been a religious institution or college, it would not be a problem this is a taxpayer supported state university. they say that a coach violated a students first amendment rights they had hit it off years ago when they first met. >> she knew about the court and was easy to talk to and had good advice. >> basketball player natalya, that was her first impression everything klinked on the court but off court came an unreasonable demand. >> church was mandatory it was alleged that she put church and study meeting on the official calendar, text messages were

sent to remained them. >> she was required to attend a pentecostal church in dover and participate in bible study. >> she was raised roman catholic was uncomfortable going to the protestant church. but she did in the want to risk her scholarship. >> i could only go to school with my scholarship volleyball was my job and then she wrote a letter saying she would go to a catholic church, and then the coach became critical of her court play. things that were not a big deal became a big deal and then she lost her scholarship, the lawyer says to make things right the taxpayer supported university needs to take action. >> she so be able to compete her education and the university put in a position where it knows and

the people know not to do this again. >> the lawsuit only has one side of a story usually, unsuccessful in attempts to find the coach she apparently left delaware state in the last month and the college had no comment as far as the lawsuit. back to you all. >> thank you. a bill inspired by the death of a university of pennsylvania athlete is moving through the new jersey state senate and the higher education center -- suicide prevention act and the proper reporting act today. the first bill would require new jersey colleges and universities to have a profession aal with menal health training available. and that institutions provide online the number of student suicides or attempted suicides in the prior year, holleran a former track star took her own

life last year. two local women took off today for a cross country competition in the skies cynthia lee and nancy wor participated in the classic. we caught up with them in the diamond star da-40 the finish line is in alabama but they will stop in several states they are competing against dozens of other women for cash prizes and bragging rights. >> off they go. >> that looks like fun, i would love to do that. good luck to them. speaking of fun, lets head outside to atlantic city new jersey, always a good time and finding the good eats, melissa magee is live down the shore. what is happening there in a.c. >> reporter: hey there now we made the trip inside of the atlantic city aquarium and it has been around since 2000, it's

a lot of fun because there is so much to see and touch. this is the stingray tank. you can see and look at their heads, they are shaped like a cow nose. and that is their name. you can have fun at the touch tank and learn a lot in the process. tucked away in the historic gardener's basin life breathes water at the aquarium and customers come to enjoy two full floors of sea life. my 5-year-old friend ashlin helped me discover what was new this summerer. there are nine stingrays ready to make a splash. >> they feel soft and warm.

>> there are two other touch tanks with little sharks and star fish plus a 25000 gallon tank with fish and stingrays too, and say hello to this shy sea turtle. and don't forget about adam joseph's favorite the 7 foot long red tailed boa. >> people are tired of the beach because they have been there all week and they come in on the rainy and really hot days. >> this season workers hope you sub merge yourself in fun and fascination and meet some fishies down at the shore. >> ted is here with the aquarium and he is actually feeding the stingrays season that the coolest. you can feed them twice a day from noon until 3:00 lots of fun here, i mention on social media there is a girl here that

wants to meet adam. hopefully you are paying attention. i want to introduce you to the columbian red boa snake it's up there. it's adam's favorite. >> it can sneak out the top. >> it eats rats every two weeks. and we have iguanas chilling on the trees too. >> glad you are there and not me. >> i know. there is the chefs aat the shore event and benefits the programs like the atlantic city aquarium and culinary students we'll have more on that in the 5:00 hour. there is your friend hello she wants to say hello to you. >> what is her name again? >> she is the red boa. >> thank you. adam is not speaking to you anymore by the way this is a simple act of kindness a woman stopped her car

and filmed. >> this is a good deed, this is so nice. >> that is the voice of bernese daniels, watched as a philadelphia police officer stopped to help two young kids carrying two heavy bags of laundry to a laundry mat down the street he stopped and put the bags in the trunk and drove them to the laundry mat themselves. >> that is a blessing god bless him. >> he is sammy from the 12th pry sink and is nope to do things like this all the time and the officer is a genuinely nice guy and he will be pleased to know that someone is noticing his good work. >> a special guy.

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big trending topics on twitter stemming from the mass shooting in charleston #~ confederate flag like the one flying outside of the state house it's a long contentious issue in the south, some see it as a sign of slavery and some of heritage. that is where it used to fly on the capitol building it was moved back in 2000, and now it has a home adjacent to the capitol as a memorial. but the confederate flag stays as is and appears to be at the same level and not lowers at all. south carolina's governor nicky haley argued it's a nonissue and now they are on fire arguing to have it taken down after a white

man, dylann roof walked into the african-american methodist church and shot and killed nine tem. so the question on twitter today, we are asking our viewers should the flag remain? it's a question that a lot of people have opinions about today. >> one that generates a lot of opinions thanks very much. >> lets get a check of the roads right now matt pellman is in the traffic center with an update. >> the last day of school in the school district of philadelphia a lot of happy kids and teachers. for the most part things are wining down in the school district and that means less school buses on the streets but there is a lot of traffic on those roads and a crash on 95 northbound in port richmond is giving us problems we have the

left lane blocked that left debris on the roadway as well. you are hitting a solid wall of traffic from tasker to aallegheny. and still heavy through there and a crash to avoid on the ruse facility boulevard on the outer drive, and get tlg is hard via fox street because of the water main break. with the soggy weather we are seeing downed poles and down trees. use the mlk instead and ridley township delco more downed wires at swarthmore and stoney brock drive. >> thank you. meteorologist, adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> we have the rain this morning and drizzle this after noop, as we look at double scan live radar, there is patchy drizzle here and there. and most of the rain is cooking up south and and locally here we have cool winds wrapping in off the atlanticic and surf city is 60 degrees and ocean city is cloudy and 71 and some brightening to the sky in avalon and sunshine is breaking out and warmer temperatures and 73 and dover right now, we are sitting at 75 with sunshine and some lightness to the sky and lancaster as well. where the clouds are thicker the temperatures are in the upper 60s to low 70s, a warm front to the south and west, that is where we fire up the downpours and thunderstorms and as the warm front pulls through slowly

overnight tonight there could be pop-ups that develop around here and cloudy and muggy and 65 to 68 and an isolated shot where we have seen sunshine for a downpour or thunderstorm. and overall quiet here on friday and what we watch for the upcoming weekend is the remnant of what was tropical storm bill, the spin is east of the oklahoma city still dealing with some severe weather around the energy but a lot of energy is pulling away and during the winter seasons we show you the upper level atmospheric charts where you see the red ball that is the energy and what is left over from tropical storm bill. it pushes to the east here and arrives in the mid-atlantic from new york city, philadelphia and down it washington, 8:00 sunday

morning and that energy will not bring wind but it will bring some really torrential downpours for the second half of the weekend. the track comes from st. louis and cincinnati and will be tropcly humid and with the high humidity and energy begined we could see localized flooding and see 1 to 3 inches anywhere you see the green path. i'll bring in meteorologist melissa magee and i'm a nice guy and you have been rubbing shoulders with cecily and scaring me out of town with the snakes stay with the fish. stay with the fish. >> i'll be nights are you talking to me now and we are getting better in our relationship. we have fishies and sea turtles and a lot of fun inside of the

atlantic city aquarium we have the forecast covers as well. tomorrow a spotty shower possible especially down the shore until the cold front moves through but after that, sunshine and clouds and a high temperature of 84 degrees, then on saturday a touch cooler, turning cloudy especially by the afternoon with a temperature of 76 and on sunday we deal with the remnants of bill a wet and rainy day and a thunderstorm popping up and a high temperature of 82 degrees and a tropical feel outside too with moisture coming up from bill, the temperature 69 and may want to think about doing something indoors like the aquarium for dad. we'll stay away from the snakes and say hello to the fishies. >> as we look at your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sun on friday and 87 degrees and mostly cloudy maybe a spitting shower in the afternoon on saturday and then

the tropical downpours on sunday and then hot after that. and we back off in the temperature department the middle part of next week as we dry things out. >> roll it on back. what's the deal coming up next.

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there is no doubt that child restraints are critical to keeping kids safe but it can be hard to install your child's car seat properly. now they released the ease of use ratings, it's how easy it is to i stall the child seat using latch. child seats can be used with seatbelts but latch hardware is made to make it easier and does

work. those that are installed with latch are more likely to be installed correctly. >> out of more than 100 vehicles only three were good and nearly half were poor or marginal. >> look at this the latch hardware in the volkswagon is visible and and the mercedes bens. were the only ones to get a good rating. this one is easy to fine the top tether, this one not so much. and parents be aware it's important to attach the top intentionaler even if you have the top tether. >> meanwhile the insurance

institute rating has a diagram of each vehicle to show the latch for each seating. >> we have all the information including the ratings information at 6abc.com. i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> that does it for "action news" at 4:00, "action news" at 5:00 is next.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> developing right now this video into our newsroom of the suspected shooter in the south carolina church massacre this is 21-year-old dylann rof roof, accused of shooting and killing nine people last night. sharrie williams is joining us tonight. >> 21-year-old dylann roof took part in a bible class in charleston last night. a voifer said that the shooter sat there for an hour before he opened fire killing three men and six women among the dead is

the church's pastor clementa pinckney. >> there is something particularly heart breaking of a death happening in a place that we seek solace and we seek peace. >> he was arrested in north carolina today and police say he cooperate with the police officer that pulled him over. >> nora muchanic is joining us in the newsroom with reaction from the local church leaders. >> monica, members of the ema churches all over are reeling and a number of pastors from new jersey have ties to the church in charleston and the pastor that was gunned down. >> it seemed to be my own personal family. do we know someone close yes we do it's a direct hit to all of us. >> linda has family if the