d and the shooter does remain on the loose. again, this is one of two scenes here in the 700 block of east hilton where the shooter opened fire. >> 3:30 p.m., it was a hot day, block was heavily occupied by adults and children. single perpetrator came onto the block male produced a firearm. discharged multiple times on the block. >> reporter: and again at least one of them is a child an 11-year-old girl. we are told that three of the victims were actually transported by police to temple. three more were taken to hahnemann. that includes an adult woman who suffered a graze wound and two were children who now we have learned are not injured. now, again the 11-year-old girl we're told is expected to be okay. again suffered a graze wound. we're told a gun was recovered along the block but police can't say yet at this point if that was in fact the gun that was used or if it was in fact a shot gun that they did discover today.

now, back out here live you can see police here on the scene. a suspect description we're given is a black male stocky about 5-foot seven, 25 to 30 years old. we're told he had a black hand kerr cliffkerchief on. we'll bring you the latest on any updates as they become available. for now we're live in kensington annie mccormack. >> let's switch live to ali gorman live outside hahnemann university hospital where some of the victims were taken. ali. >> reporter: and three people were taken here to the hahnemann university hospital. we've since learned that police are telling that you say one is a woman who suffered a graze wound. we're told she's in stable condition. she was transported with her two children. police say that those children were unharmed. now, as for the others we do know that there are three other people that suffered gun shot wounds. they were rushed to temple university hospital. we are learning that two are in critical condition.

one is in stable condition. and another person the the child, a little girl an 11-year-old suffered a graze wound. she is at saint christopher's hospital as annie had mentioned, she is expected to be okay. back here live at hahnemann university hospital, we're still working to learn more of the details the extent of the injuries and police continue to investigate what happened. right now that's the latest that we have confirmed. we're live outside hahnemann university hospital. ali gorman channel6 "action news." >> thank you, ali. a teenaged girl says she was molested by a worker in a corner store in north philadelphia. police say they do have surveillance video showing the crime and that they know who they're looking for. "action news" reporter vernon odom lie outside special victims in hunting park with the full story there. vernon. >> reporter: monica, tonight police are hunting for a 30-year-old north philadelphia man who allegedly this morning they're calling him a sexual predator a-pedophile who

allegedly this morning fondled and assaulted a 14-year-old girl visiting philadelphia from lancaster pa. >> you did right. little do you know you just saved a bunch of other little girls and i'm proud of you. do you understand me. >> reporter: a mother comforts her 14-year-old daughter who police say was sexually assaulted inside this corner store at 18th and huntington just after 9:00 this morning. she quickly ran to her under a's home and told her what happened. police were called immediately. detectives now have surveillance video of 30-year-old store employee putting his hand up the girl's skirt and an arrest warrant is forthcoming police say. i spoke with the victim's mother. we are protecting their identities. >> she said when she went to the refrigerator to try to get -- to get milk he was his knees looking under her skirtly he put his hand up her skirt. he put his hands in her panties. >> reporter: i spoke with the store owner who says the suspect has worked for him off

and on for some time. luciano gomez has seen this surveillance video. >> he touch. i just say oh, my god why he do that? i never know. >> i'm past angry. i'm beyond angry. i don't think there's a word to describe how i feel right now. >> reporter: at this hour police have still not released the name of this suspect. live in hunting park, vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> vernon at least detectives know who they're looking for. meantime in northern new york items recovered from a remote hunting cabin have been linked to the convicted killers who escaped from prison. search crews had been focused on an area hundreds of miles across the state but now they're looking just miles from the maximum security prison where richard matt and david sweat escaped. investigators found dna matches from both men at a cabin that was broken into. authorities say the samples came from food that was left behind by the fugitives. the man who lashed a gyro

copter on the lawn of the u.s. capitol will go to trial. today douglas hughes rejected a plea deal that included jail advertisement hughes said he thought the punishment was too severe for an act of civil disobedience. hughes said his april 15th flight intended to call attention to the influence of big money in politics, he is due back in court next month. >> some of new castle county's finest officers were honored this afternoon. seven officers are recognized for outstanding work and service and promotions they're getting within the new castle county police department that includes lieutenant colonel matthew jim place son. jamison has not missed a dave work in 21 years. the philadelphia delegation is in rome italy for one last visit before the world meeting of families. "action news" anchor brian taff is there all week for us as they finalize details of pope francis' visit here in philadelphia in september. today brian talked with mayor michael nutter who is one of several city officials in rome for the meeting. and stay with "action news" for continuing coverage of the world meeting of families.

brian will have live reports from rome all this week and you can keep up with the new developments from the vatican right here in philadelphia on twitter. just follow our special handle at 6abc pope. >> closer to home several parked vehicles were smashed into in west philadelphia. it happened early this morning near the intersection of 42nd and haverford. at least three vehicles parked on the block were struck by an suv. the driver did stop, though, nearby the scene. no word yet on any charges. >> all right, time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. let's go live to matt pelman. >> hey matt, how are you. >> i'm great. hope you guys had a nice weekend. >> very night. how was yours. >> it was very nice, yes absolutely. it was the weekend so it was quick but the ride home will not be quick in just a couple spots monica and sharrie like here on the schuylkill expressway. even in an afternoon that's going okay it's usually going slowly on 76. eastbound lanes by the conshohocken curve have a little activity off to the side but lanes are opened. westbound an even half hour to get from the vine out to the blue route and that's about

exactly double what it ideally should be. nothing in your way just some other traffic here along 76. on 422 westbound normal delays forming as well with speeds in the 20's and 30's. have a crash in valley forge national park along yellow springs road at library lane and one in east pikeland along 724 near harris hill road. a ya' in abington closing down woodland road. thompson road gets you around that. in doylestown ongoing emergency construction along 202 northbound at 611. that's been out there a couple weeks scheduled through this wednesday. now there's also a downed tree on 611 southbound just past 202 restricting traffic. and if you're out and about this afternoon in stanton delaware watch out for a wreck along route seven limestone road at jame way with normal southbound slowing on highway one. we'll check it again monica and sharrie in the next half hour. >> matt, thank you. there is still much more to come on "action news" at 5:00 including the latest on a the bottled water recall.

>> a rare fish with human like teeth. caught in a south jersey pond. this is for real. hear from the man who made the catch and the theories on how that fish got in the water. adam. >> a hot start to the work week but the heat and humidity will spike tomorrow along with the chance for some storms. i'll time them for you in that accuweather forecast. >> adam thank you. that and much more when "action news" comes right back.

>> a fish that is native to the amazon was caught in a pond in south jersey. >> yeah, the rare catch was made in delran, burlington county. that's where we find "action news" reporter walter perez with the full story. hi, walter. >> reporter: hey guys, we'll give you a live look at where the whole thing happened. it's a really picturesque scene in this part of new jersey. this is swedes lake in delran a popular spot for boaters and for swimmers and fishermen. yesterday it was a local fisherman who pulled up something unusual. >> accident happened this thing up brought it up and we didn't know what kind of fish it was. >> reporter: ron rossi is talking about the catch he made yesterday during a fishing excursion with his family. frank rossi ron's son and fishing buddy says he couldn't

identify it either. >> i've never seen anything like that before in the lake. it was different. >> reporter: at first judging from its appearance they thought it was a piranha. after researching on the internet indications were that it's actually a south american fish called a papu. papu are related to piranha. while they have teeth as you can see they're not sharp. the rossis say that's how they confirmed the fish's identity. >> we did pull the bottom lip down the see what it looked like. they have almost human teeth and this is exactly what it looked like on the internet. >> reporter: the creation question is how did a fresh water fish from south america end up in a man-made lake in new jersey. state officials say the answer begins with people buying pacu from pet stores for their aquariums. a spokesperson from the dep sent "action news" a statement readingreading in part many times these fish are deposited into lake by pet owners. the fish do not survive in colder water so we encourage

people not to release it into the wild but to humanely destroy the fish. the rossis plan on doing that. but they're lingering concern is that more pacu remain in swedes lake. that concern stems from the fact that while rare there have been reports of pacu attacking people. >> a lot of of the residents swim and there are people that marathon swim, a few that swim the length of this lake just about every day. >> reporter: pacu are concerned because they can compete with native fish for food and they could introduce exotic parasites and disease. reporting live from delran, walter perez, channel6 "action news." ly. >> thank you, walter. that story about the rare catch came to us from a viewer who joined the action. and you can join it, too by e-mailing us your photos and videos to join the action at 6abc.com or use the #6abcaction on social media. in health check tonight officials are warning consumers no to the drink some brands of bottled water because they may be

contaminated with e. coli. well, it was bottled by niagara but sold under store brands including wegmans acme, shop rite, giant 7-eleven and even others. they were bottled between june 10th and the 18th. so far no one is sick and many stores have pulled the water from the shelves. but they want everyone to check to make sure that they don't have some of this at home. e. coli is a dangerous bacteria particularly for the very young and the very old and those with compromised immune systems. now, symptoms include nausea, vomiting, cramping and diarrhea and that's usually three to four days after being exposed. we have all the information that you need to know on these brands and also the lot numbers on our web site at 6abc.com. well millions of americans have had small wire cages implanted in heart arteries after chest pain but there's never been any study to show whether they prevent

heart attacks. federal experts are launching a trial to do that. they want no know whether the stents to cut heart attacks for people who suffer from chest pains and whether a combination of drugs can also do the same thing. also farmer's markets are a great place for fresh fruits and vegetables and for finding varieties that you won't see in supermarkets. but to make the most of those markets, dietitians suggest that you ask a few questions. like what is the item and how do i use it and where did it come from? vendors don't necessarily grow everything that they sell. do they use pesticides? that's another question and don't assume that all of the produce is organic. be sure to follow these safety tips including bagging the produce separately from meat and bring an inflated bag or cooler. finally do not buy perishable items at the market like meat or eggs unless they are properly chilled at that market. >> some makers coming to the breakfast cereal aisle.

general mills says it will uses fruits vegetables and spice. in tricks researchers are using strawberries blueberries and rad dishes to get the color without making the cereal taste like those vegetables. folks hit the lynx for a good cause in chester county. the action cam was at the wanes borrow country club in paoli for the southeastern pennsylvania red cross cup. all proceeds go to disaster relief for the philadelphia area. winners competed for prizes and the coveted red cross cup.

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>> ♪♪ >> apple is changing its tune on music royaltys to performers after taylor swift voice add complaint. apple tweeted yesterday it will change its policy and pay artists royalties during its three month free trial for its new music streaming service. swift actually wrote a letter on social media saying quote in mart we don't ask you for free iphones. please don't ask us to provide you with our music for no compensation. if you can't afford to buy a house how about this, an essay contest. a couple in columbus indiana

offering this 6200 square house on 5 acres of land to the best essayist. all you have to do is write a 250 word or less essay about a life well lived and then pay a $150 entry fee much that's it. the deadline is november 16th. the homeowners say if they get 4500 entries and it adds up with all those entry fees, 675 thou thousand bucks that's good for them, they'll give the house away. the four bedroom custom built log cabin with the indoor pool you saw is just south of indianapolis. >> unique way to sell a home. the head of the united states export import bank was in delaware today for a multi-million dollar announcement about local jobs. fred hock berg joined delaware senator chris coons in new castle to tour a local steel bridge plant. he announce add $73 million loan to export hundreds of steel bridges overseas. the deal were will support jobs in several states including delaware,

pennsylvania and also new jersey. the epa has selected camden, new jersey to receive additional funding to clean up so-called brown fields. brown fields are pieces of land represented useless by the presence or potential presence of a dangerous pollutant. officials say they hope the funding will lead to more public parks and green spaces in camden county for every one to enjoy. >> coming up next at 5:00 we'll check out the forecast for your week ahead. >> taking a live look outside with sky6 hd its a live look over penn's landing. a lot of sunshine today. meteorologist adam joseph has the details from accuweather when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back.

>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. meteorologist adam joseph here. first full day of umer is and it is a steamy one. >> feels like it. it's appropriate today at 90 degrees so far is the high temperature. it's the seventh time this year in philadelphia we have hit that 90-degree mark. now, our average to this point in the year is six days, so we're pretty on par here for seeing that amount of 90-degree days. in fact we got close to 90 north and west, south and east but really no one else cracked that number this afternoon. 87 in allentown, 86 in wilmington, 88 for millville and dover and throughout the day we've had a westerly wind, so no sea breeze this

afternoon right along the shore temperatures in the upper 80's and the ocean right now has moved up to 71 degrees. so, if you're vacationing down the shore this week or in rehoboth or bethany beach or llewes tell wear, you picked a good one with that water temperature. patchy clouds overnight tonight. it's going to be turning more humid, upper 60's north and west, 74 philadelphia, 71 in millville and at the shore lows pretty balmy in the lower 70's. but tomorrow that's when we see the combination of that heat and humidity kind of collide here so it's going to feel over 100 degrees across much of the heart of the delaware valley. heat advisories will go into effect at 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. that's when the peek of the heat is expected but north and west of that area and south and east towards the shore still dangerously hot feeling between 95 and 100. in fact, if you live in and around the highly urbanized area of lansdale and downingtown, middletown, glassboro, up to new egypt you

also have that heat advisory in play until 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. as we look at satellite and radar, we had a powerful system, low pressure with its area of showers and thunderstorms north of chicago heading towards detroit zipping right along and that created damaging storms earlier an piece of that system will drop through here tomorrow afternoon. there will be some scattered strong to severe storms starting at 2 o'clock north and west then towards philadelphia around 4:00, four:30 and off the coast at 7:30 tomorrow evening. they will quickly pass through. not everyone is going to see them but where they do develop tomorrow the major threat will be the intense lightning and the strong downpours. the secondary threat will be strong winds and some hail and a very low risk for tornadoes. most of that will be up in new england where the atmosphere will have a little extra spin in the storms. your five day at 5:00 forecast, hot and humid pop-up storms, 95 degrees. a beautiful wednesday full sunshine low humidity, 86.

clouds build thursday afternoon, some showers by the evening likely at 84 degrees. as we will be down along the delaware for the parade of sails as the tall ships enter penn's landing and the delaware river and friday some showers on and off, 81 and still a little unsettled saturday, mostly cloudy with showers at 79 degrees. we'll give you the rest that of seven-day forecast ladies coming up in the next half hour. >> okay, adam thank you. there's still much more to come in the next half hour of "action news" at 5:00. a philadelphia man goes to new york to visit his family but he doesn't make it home alive. we'll tell you what police believe happened. >> and one wrong move caused a collision between these two cars in delaware. >> the rain is gone, the sun is here and summer has officially started. i'm nora muchanic on long beach island. coming up we'll talk with folks who are here kicking off summer vacation at the shore. that's next. >> looks like fun. we'll have those stories and much more when "action news" comes right back.

>> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again. rick is off, sharrie williams joins us. here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. investigators are hoping a new

tool and a big reward will help them solve a mysterious death in gloucester county. new details tonight in the battle over south carolina's flying of the confederate flag. that as families of the people killed in the charleston church massacre start making their final arrangements. and delaware authorities announce a plan of action to deal with nonviolent crimes. we'll explain. now the details. detectives are hoping social media will help drum up leads in the cold case death of a south jersey mother. 59-year-old carol reiff was last seen alive on june 20 2013. her body was found four days later in her gloucester township apartment complex. well, tonight the victim's family and police are working together to find out what happened. "action news" reporter david hadden reis lie outside the victim's apartment building with more david. >> reporter: sharrie, carell reiff lived at the lake view apartments. her bod was found in this wooded area across the street from the leasing office. that was two years ago.

well today the gloucester township police are hoping to scare up new leads with the help of a video poster on youtube. >> we need your help in solving this suspicious unsolved death of carol. >> reporter: she had arranged to meet her daughter at the shore the morning of june 21st but she never showed up. >> i contacted my mother's local police department because i became worried. >> reporter: carol's body was found three days later. for the past two year her death has been mired in mystery. it's treated as a criminal case even though cause and manner of death are listed as pending. >> she obviously was placed back there. don't believe that she walked back there on her own. so, it was one of the things that lead it to be suspicious. >> reporter: detectives to use dental records to identify reiff. her family has been pushing

hard for answers. her daughter appears in the video with a tearful plea for information. >> thank you so much for your help. >> reporter: her familiar is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect. police have done numerous searches around the complex where she lived. her body was found in a wooded area behind this maintenance shed. it's on a busy access road to route 42 and police are hoping the video jogs someone's memory. >> when they see that video and bring whatting that memory of two years ago, if there's anything that they may have no matter how small they watch that video and then they bring that information forward to us, that is so important. >> reporter: gloucester township police have post they had video to their web site and it's a sign back here when it is activated is also end can couraging people to take a look at that web site to try to shake loose any memories

they might have from two years ago and you can also check out the video on 6abc.com. live in gloucester township, david henry, channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you david. in other news the families of the nine victims killed in that charleston church last week are preparing to bury their loved ones. late today president obama announced he will deliver the eulogy for reverend clementa pinkney on friday in charleston. he and vice president joe biden will attend a memorial. last week's shootings ignite add long running battle over the confederate flag. governor nikki haley called for the removal of the confederate flag from the state grounds. >> today we are here in a moment of unity in our state without ill will to say it's time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. [cheers and applause] >> and shooting suspect dylann roof was seen in a photo

posing with the confederate flag on social media. many folks are at odds over whether that flag is merely a symbol of southern pride or of deep seeded racism. and world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the battle over the confederate flag in south carolina. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. police are looking for the gunman who shot two people in north philadelphia overnight. a man was in his toyota camry on north 11th street near west styles when he told investigators he was driving when he saw a group of people and then heard gunfire. that man who was in the vehicle was grazed by a bullet but was not seriously injured. a second man who was walking down the street was also shot and remains in the hospital tonight. a street fight near coney island in new york claimed the life of a north philadelphia man early this morning. nypd says 51-year-old eric rivera was shot in the head just after midnight. they believe he was trying to break up a fight between two

women at the time. detectives have few clues to go on but say they're looking for at least one gunman. police say rivera was in brooklyn visiting family over the weekend. ocean county authorities have released the name of the teen who was killed in a freak accident over the weekend. 17-year-old jared marchiano was found beneath a 650-pound stone slab on saturday morning. the teenager was apparently walking between marble and granite here at stone encounters in berkeley township at the time. investigators are still trying to figure out why he was even at that business. >> from our delaware news room, four women are in the hospital tonight after this crash in bear this afternoon. police say a blue jeep wrangler ran a red light at the intersection of route 40 and route seven. a white four door started to go when the light turned green but it ended up slamming into the jeep causing it to roll over. there were two women in each car. all are being treated but they are expected to survive.

two michigan men behind bars in delaware tonight accused of trying to sell illegal drugs at the firefly music festival in delaware. undercover officers say 31-year-old daniel wood and 39-year-old dion mcpherson were caught with hundreds of doses of lsd bath salts an hallucinogenic mushrooms at the campground in dover. both are being held on $100,000 bond each. >> lawmakers from delaware and wilmington rallied in front of the new castle county courthouse to call for a new plan of action when it comes to low level crimes. they want to establish a community court in wilmington. the building would have courtrooms and social services resources under one roof. supporters say it would put more nonviolent defendants on the path to a successful and productive future. >> community courts have the goal of solving the problems of the defendants appearing before the court while using the leverage of the court to encourage the offenders to give back to their community.

>> meantime opponents have voiced concerns about public transportation and financing the plan. another meeting on the plan is scheduled for next month. >> today is the official first day of summer and what better way to celebrate than to journey to the jersey shore. our sky6 hd cameras looking live at the atlantic city boardwalk. families are starting to soak up the sun and enjoying the surf the first of and adventures they'll have this summer we hope. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has more. >> reporter: what a way the kick off the official start of summer. it was a perfect beach day and now that the kids are out of school a great time to hit the shore and start working on that tan. >> we come every year the first week of june right after school lets out the weather is gorgeous and we have 50 family members here this time and we're having a fantastic time. marie's daughter taylor found some treasure. >> they're in the ocean. >> reporter: and what are they? >> sand dollars. >> reporter: it may have been broiling inland but here next to the water it was comfortable and if anyone gets

too hot well, you just go for a dip or catch a wave. >> it is just beautiful. beautiful day today. the water's magnificent clean, clear very nice. >> it's a good beach day because it's nice and the water's not too colds. >> i think it's a beautiful day and we're glad that the winter's over. >> we just have to get used to our new beach. it's a lot bigger the sand is a darker color. >> reporter: ship bottom just underwent an extensive beach replenishment project. >> i think it will bleach out in a month. this was water. that's how much we got. 300 feet. >> reporter: if you're planning a get away and you're driving to the shore or anywhere else on vacation it may cost you just a little bit more to gas up than you figured on. the statewide average right now is $2.61 for a gallon of regular analysts thought it would be lower but demand has been higher than expected pushing prices up. you glad summer is here or what. >> oh, yeah, it's beautiful beautiful. spending time with the kids at the beach real nice.

>> i don't get a lot of days off from work so i'm here any chance i can. >> reporter: starting to work on that tan. >> yeah. >> reporter: hopefully this is the first of many days this summer so get out your bathing suit and beach chair and head to the shore. in ship bottom, nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." >> a drive to the shore sounds good right about now. let's get a check on the roads. >> matt pelman has the latest. what's going on matt. >> we want to think thoughts of a nice peaceful beach as we sit in the traffic in delaware this evening. it's hot outside. hot in christiana with a vehicle fire jamming us up monica and sharrie. southbound lanes of 95 by highway one the exit for christiana. looking at single digit speeds. just the left lane is squeezing by. i would avoid it if i were you, maybe stay up on route two kirkwood highway or 40, pulaski highway as some alternates. this is 95 coming out of delaware and delaware county. slow going from the state line up to the blue route and once again tonight the ramp from 95

northbound to the northbound blue route will be closed overnight 9 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. at that point use the ramp at 320 or the one at ridley park instead. tonight through thursday night 9 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the burlington bristol bridge is going to close entirely for maintenance work. at that point stick with the turnpike connector bridge as your alternate. it is construction season monica and sharrie. back to you. >> they have to get it all in before the cold weather. >> that's right. >> matt thank you. still ahead on "action news" tonight shocking new information involving pete rose and his baseball gambling scandal. jaime apody has the story coming up in sports. >> rocker adam levine and his band maroon five announce they're headed to our area this summer. check it out. we'll tell you where coming up. adam. >> hot today. hot and dangerously humid tomorrow afternoon. heat advisory goes up for those highly urbanized areas along i-95 feeling close to 100 and we'll be tracking the storms. all the timing in accuweather. >> sounds good. those stories and a lot more when "action news" comes right

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>> a suspect is in custody after a shoot and a carjacking as well as this police chase in pittsburgh. officers say it started after

a woman was shot this morning. then police found the suspect in the stolen car. that's when they say the suspect opened fire on them at a sheriff's vehicle. after a brief chase another shootout occurred and the suspect was arrested. two people were injured. neither of them officers. a former white house executive chef was found dead in new mexico. scheib was last seen june 13th when he left for a hike by himself. officials say his body was found yesterday off a trail here in the new mexico mountains. he headed up the white house kitchen from 1994 to 2005. no word yet on the cause of death. >> former u.s. representative jesse jackson is back with his family after he was released from a halfway house today. jackson was serving a 30 month sentence in federal prison for spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign money on personal purchases. he was moved to the halfway house from an alabama prison

back in march. jackson must now spend three years on supervised release and complete 500 hours of community service. >> time to check sports and new revelations about pete rose and his long storied gambling scandal. jaime apody is live in the sports center with the details. hi, jamie. >> former philly pete rose applied for reinstatement to baseball back in january. today news uncovered by espn may deal a big blow to his case. today espn says they have uncovered a notebook that proves rose bet on the reds during his last year as a player with cincinnati in 1986. previously he came clean to getting on games while managing but never admitted to doing so while he still played the the first written record. rose banned back in 1989. because of that he remains ineligible for the hall of fame.

the nba draft is a few days away. who will be their guy on thursday. many mock drafts point to d'angelo russell. there we go. better in motion. the ohio state guard 193 pounds a good shooter reportedly "killed it" quote in his workout with the sixers. what is he expecting for thursday. >> i think i'll be sweating crazy, just from nerves and i have to turn my phone off. i have no idea. just to say i'm in this position, so many guys that dream of it and don't really expect it to come. >> u.s. open is in the books. one thing we can tell is you tiger woods is on his way out jordan spieth is on his way up. yes, near disaster on 17 where spieth double bogied the throw away a three shot lead did not, did not harm it at all. he birdied 18 for a one shot lead. he thought it was all over when dustin johnson gave himself a 12-foot putt.

heartache. 21-year-old spieth became the youngest u.s. open champ since bobby jones only the sixth player to win the open and master in the same year. he's halfway to that improbable grand slam. >> it's amazing. it's incredible it really s it's incredible to win a major championship and you only get a few moments in your life like this and i recognize that. >> i'm proud of the way i played and i'm most proud of my family and so i did get to hold up my trophy at the end of the day which is my son. >> chase utley is the dh batting six. eagles off on summer vacation until training camp opens. jenkins won't be fashionably late. but he will be fashionable. he owns his own bow tie company. he loves a fedora and dressing to the nine's. >> who doesn't like standing out. that's part of being in this business. do you don't want to be

average. you don't wants to blend in with the crowd. you want to march to the beast your own drum. that's how i got into bow ties and that's why i love them. >> coming up at six jeff skversky will talk ties with malcolm you don't wants to miss it. it's a shame rick is not here. i think he could take some points from malcolm jenkins. >> he'll hear about it i'm sure. >> hope so. >> thanks. >> hit makers maroon five will rock the atlantic city beach later this summer. the band will perform on august 16th with nick jonas and mack mcandrew. tickets go on sale to the general public starting at 10:00 a.m. this friday. maroon five is the third concert to take place on atlantic city's beach. lady antebellum and blake shelton performed for more than 120,000 people last year. >> ♪♪

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>> we can finally say officially summer is here. >> yay! >> of course adam is talking about that inn with the weather we're having. >> yeah, hot out there humidity mix tomorrow and then bam the ingredients come together and storms fire up tomorrow afternoon. so that is what we're watching. right now not much out there on double scan live radar. lots of sunshine. very hot this afternoon hitting 91 degrees in philadelphia but the humidity wasn't all that oppressive, so it was a dry heat and it's still hot at 90 degrees in philadelphia. upper 80's around the city and at the shore with that westerly wind, a land breeze, no sea breeze kicking in temperatures there in the upper 80's with that ocean on

the verge of 70 degrees. as we look at the forecast for tonight just a few patchy clouds drifting through but it will turn more humid. deeper into the night we go. 68 degrees in the suburbs, 74 for center city with that southwesterly wind very light four to 8 miles an hour and as we look at future tracker tomorrow afternoon of how it's going to feel when you head outdoors, it will feel like 103 in the city of philadelphia. future tracker showing 104 for most of delaware, the same for millville and cracking that century point even in trenton and lakehurst, atlantic city as well. so dangerously hot tomorrow. hydrate, hydrate, hydrate if you have to be outdoors and try to limit outdoor activity and kind of take a break in the shade every now and then. in addition to that you see these boxes popping up around the storms. tornado watches and also we have a tornado watch just to the south and west of chicago. this powerful system blasting severe storms very quickly across the great lakes. most of the energy with that system will go into new

england. new england has the biggest threat tomorrow for widespread severe weather. we'll see scattered strong to severe storms tomorrow starting around 2 o'clock north and west. around the 4 o'clock hour between wilmington philadelphia and trenton and then those scattered storms push off the coast around 7 o'clock in the evening so between 2:00 and 7:00 from the northwest, 2:00 south and east. with that timing of that period of 2:00 to 7:00 any of the storms that do develop will contain very frequent lightning. when you have that much heat in the atmosphere colliding with ice and the clouds you can get a lot of discharge out of those clouds with that lightning, also torrential downpours. winds could be in excess of 60 miles an hour in a few areas and quarter size hail is possible. but if you're at the shore tomorrow, vacationing down there really overall it's just a breezy very humid day. the storms won't hit until very late in the afternoon so you can get a decent amount of time in on the sand with a temperature of 89 degrees. the exclusive accuweather

7-day forecast, 95 in the city feeling closer if not above 100 degrees with those strong storms in the afternoon but a beautiful wednesday. low humidity, 86 degrees. wall to wall sunshine and as the tall ships come into the delaware on shurs, sun giving way to clouds. there could be some evening showers developing and 84 degrees. on and off showers, kind of a damp day on friday of 81 and that system could be slow to move out saturday and sunday. a lot of clouds. there could be periods of rain over the weekend. highs only in the upper 70's and sun and clouds come monday 80 degrees and hopefully we can fine tune that weekend and try to kick some of the rain out at some point. we have five days to do that and hopefully we can with the accuweather forecast later this week. >> that would be nice. thank you. much more "action news" coming your way right after this. stick around.

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the event after hearing from folks they want to help solve some of the city's challenges. girl scouts, food bang ah of america and mer core were there. jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories and more next at 6:: gunfire in kensington leaves five people shot. an update on the injured including an 11-year-old. the pennsylvania bottling company recalls water because of possible e. coli contamination. >> and brian taff is in rome with the philadelphia delegation that is shoring up plans for the pope's visit. now for rick williams adam joseph cecily tynan, jaime apody and monica malpass i'm sharrie williams. "action news" at 6:00 is up next. good night.

>> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> it is monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news in the rhawnhurst section of philadelphia. this happened just about 25 minutes ago and as you can see, it is a mess. a car slammed into or make that an suv it appears slammed into a building at loney and tasker again in the rhawnhurst section of philadelphia. we do know that a juvenile has been transported to frankford torresdale hospital. also l and i has been dispatched to the scene to see if that building still has any integrity left. they're concerned about a potential collapse. we don't yet know what the building is. we don't know about the extent of injuries to other people.

in addition to that juvenile who has been taken to the hospital. obviously we are still waiting for information from the scene. when we get it, we will give it to you. now, here is the latest on gunfire that erupted in the kensington section of philadelphia this afternoon. it happened in the 700 block of east hilton street. five people were shot including an 11-year-old girl. law men are trying to sort out the details and most of all they're trying to track down the gunman. live at the scene of the shooting is "action news" reporter annie mccormick. annie, what's the latest on this? >> reporter: and, jim, police say that a shot gun was used and the shooter still remains on the loose. you can see behind me that the crime scene unit is around that bloody scene. police tell us three people were shot, two people were grazed by bullets when that lone gunman opened fire this afternoon. the shooting scene spanned the 700 block of east hilton. in total, five people were injured including an