>> good morning 7:00 a.m. saturday june 27. philadelphia police are investigating a pedestrian accident that sent a teenager to the hospital. one of the two inmates who escaped from an upstate new york prison is dead and the should not -- hunt for the second escapee is intensifying. a new warning for americans one day after deadly terror attacks in 3 countries. first, though, let's head outside to meteorologist chris sowers for the accuweather forecast. looks like it's a little breezy out there. >> reporter: we're seeing spritzes and sprinkles out there, we have a flood watch in effect this afternoon and philadelphia and areas to the west and the state of delaware. we're expecting an additional two inches 6 rain out of the system. parts of the area, philadelphia county and extreme southwestern

portions of montgomery county picked up two to three inches of rain overnight with a thunderstorm that stalled out over to manayunk area, northwest toward . it rained itself out it created all kinds of flooding problems early this morning the schuylkill expressway was flooded. that has pulled away, as you can see we have more rain on the way. it's situated across south jersey, getting ready to push into glassboro fortescue getting wet smyrna and delaware seeing light rain which will pick up in intensity here's the movement as we at the time it -- as we set it in motion for you. this is southwest of washington d.c. it will make a beeline toward the delaware valley. the phillies taking on the nationals, i will be stunned if they get this game in. 3:05 start time, brew breezy, 72 at the first pitch, by the 9th

inning 70 degrees, heavy rain possible through the overnight hours, the flooding threat is there. there's the possibility of gusty thunderstorms. storm prediction center i should an enhanced risk for parts of our area, it includes scream southern portions of salem and -- extreme southern portions of salem and cumberland county in south jersey, we expect winds of 60 to 65 miles per hour. maybe small hail. we have rain clouds, maybe flooding and good thunderstorms when does it all end? i'll have the answer in the seven-day forecast when i see you again eva. >> the flash flooding created dangerous driving conditions on the schuylkill expressway. the action cam saw cars wading through water. massive puddles formed near the bell month exit.

new this morning a teenager is recovering after being hit by a car in north philadelphia. it happened just after 10:30 last night on north broad near the intersection of oxford. initial reports are that the girl is 14 years old. medics rushed her to hanheman hospital. we're told the injuries are serious, but they are not believed to be life threatening. the scar stayed at the scene. the southbound lanes of broad street were shut down while police investigated. one escaped convict is dead and the authorities are searching for the other. richard matt and david sweat had been on the run after escaping from a maximum authority prison in upstate new york, sweat is still out there. authorities think he is armed and desperate. >> reporter: after thousands of officers searched hundreds of miles of dense terrain for three

weeks -- yea! >> reporter: the border patrol s.w.a.t team shot and killed richard matt 17 miles from the canadian border friday afternoon. >> a person towing the camper believed the camper was shot. they thought they had a flat. they pulled into a campsite and realized there was a bullet hole through the back of camper. >> the law enforcement partners tactical team helicoptered in, the team came upon matt engaged mr. matt who was armed and mr. matt was shot and killed. >> reporter: officials confirmed their second fugitive david sweat is still out there. the manhunt intensified overnight in rural new york after a woman reported getting a suspicious knock on the door, police responded and dogs picked up the scent which led law enforcement to a second

burglarized cabin. >> sweat is still out there, he is considered dangerous we'll continue to look for him and search just as hard until we find him. don't approach police dial 911 or our tip line. police said from day one they assumed the two were armed police recovered a shotgun where matt was shot and killed. >> the head of homeland security has a new warning for americans heading into the fourth of july holiday. jah johnson is telling people to be prepared in the wake of attacks in france, tunisia and kuwait. we're learning about the gunman behind the deadly attack at a beach resort in tunisia.

he pulled a gun from a beach umbrella and opened fire killing 39 people he was shot and killed by police. the islamic state has taken credit for the attack the worst ever on tunisia soil. a suicide bomber reportedly from an islamic state affiliate is behind the first terror attack in kuwait in more than two decades. yesterday's bombings targeted people at a mosque. 27 people were killed and scores more wounded. in france, a terror attack on an american company from the lehigh valley. a man rammed a vehicle into an air products factory triggering an explosion that hurt two people. the servered head of the

driver's employer was left hanging at the entrance. factory. the attacker his wife and sister and another suspect are in custody. air products is headquartered in upper macungie township. here at home, a septa police officer is accused of using too much force while a father was holding his infant daughter. the officer is seen grabbing the man by the neck and pushing him against the rail car. the man was holding his daughter. the officer approached the man about not paying his fare. septa didn't name the officer but i had said he is a 16 year veteran with no complaints. the man was not hurt, but internal affairs is investigating. >> penn state confirmed a pair of cyber attacks on the computer system the hack compromised use user names and passwords in the liberal arts department. psu assures none of the person

information or research should be compromised. the attacks were discovered in early may and miefn going on since -- might have been going on since march. friends and family gather later this morning at emanuel ame church to remember cynthia herd. services will be held for taiwan a sanders and his aunt, they were killed when a gunman opened fire ten days ago. services were held yesterday for state senator and pastor clementa pinkney. >> his powerful voice was a voice of reason for oppressed and the hopeless. >> reporter: fond memories from speaker after speaker as friends and family of the reverend clementa pinkney said goodbye thousands gathered for his

funeral held at the charleston basketball arena. >> this is no longer the td reanl. arena, we transformed it into a sanctuary. >> reporter: the theme, a a celebration of his life and the 8 other victims from the tragic shooting. >> he spoke up and spoke for those who could not speak for themselves. >> reporter: the service was filled with notables, house speaker john boehner presidential candidate hillary clinton and president obama delivered the eulogy. >> what a good man. the president remembered reverend pinkney as a man who made a difference in the lives of others. >> what an example he set. what a model for his faith. >> right. >> and then to lose him at 41

in his sanctuary with 8 wonderful members of his flock. ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound ♪♪ >> reporter: in charleston, south carolina i'm ryan nobody else -- i'm ryan nobles. >> a million bees in a home force a family out. the incredible video. >> reporter: coming up in weather, board games and movies, it gets better tomorrow, we'll see the return of sunshine, i'll have all the details coming up right after this.

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it will take two beekeepers about a week to gather up the insects. they plan to save the hone and use the bees to pollinate their plants. that's a lot of honey. i hope they can sell it and make a lot of money. with a lot of rain we'll have a lot of plants to pollen. >> you know those neighbors are saying thanks god it is not my house. >> reporter: i would be thinking the same thing. there's the view, double scan live, where else the rain you ask? it's probably knocking on your front door. we have rain in south jersey, south of glassboro working north ward through elmer cumberland, cape may delaware bay region smyrna seeing wet weather this morning. looks like it's arriving a little bit ahead of schedule. it promises to bring miserable conditions throughout the duration of the day. here's the silver lining it will keep the temperatures down,

highs will top occupant in the low 70s. trenton, 67. allentown, 68. dover, 70 degrees, sea isle that's about as high as you'll get. 70. satellite and radar showing the shield of moisture extending westward through western pennsylvania and the great lake states. there's a lot of moisture out there, we have a lot to get through, it will make things damp and gloomy today and tomorrow promise also to be better. future tracker 6, i don't think it has a handles on what's going on. by 1:00 p.m. i expect the area to be green we'll see rain out there, starting out on the lighter side by afternoon it fills in with darker shades of green and that continues into the evening hours into the overnights. hopefully first thing tomorrow morning, the clock will stop at 8:30 hopefully by then all the mitch i moisture is up to the to

the north pushing into boston. it will be unstable by afternoon, there's a slight chance of a pop-up shower or rumble of thunder we're not expecting anything remotely close to what we'll see today. rainfall totals we saw 2 inches of rain in parts of the area while we were sound asleep. we'll see an additional two inches of rain across the entire area. lancaster, poconos bulls eye area allentown, more than 2. this is moisture we do not need to see remember how dry may was, parts of the area were in a drought. now all of a sudden since june 1, wilmington has seen ten inches of rain. philadelphia closing in on 6. atlantic city, closing in on 6. trenton, a little bit more than 4 inches. we do not need more rain, unfortunately it's on the rain. this is not a beach day for the shore, beerch e beach haven

periods ever rain, sea isle city, cape may 72 degrees. our normal high for this time of the year is 86. these numbers are nowhere near that. allentown 69. reading, 70 breezy and cool. rain developing some of it heavy, there's the potential of gusty thunderstorm especially south of philadelphia, later this afternoon into the evening hours. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunshine is expected sunday afternoon, still the slightest chance of a shower 80 degrees, 82 monday, tuesday, warming up a little bit, 86, an afternoon thunderstorm is possible, thursday and friday, quiets down 82 and 84. indoor activities today outdoor activities tomorrow. 50/50. >> you're trying to to be positive. they are the fastest growing group in america people who live 100 and beyond, is it good luck, good genes or good

living, tamala edwards gets the secrets in this morning's art of aging. >> reporter: hard i will a week goes by on "action news" without a birthday for someone who past the century mark, mayor nutter's annual lunch is too big to hold in city hall. why are so many americans living so long and so well. dr. thomas lawyers said geneticsly account for partly of it. >> maintaining a weight. >> reporter: that includes healthy eating throughout life and shaking bad habits early on. a second factor be active like marvin fisher. his 100th birthday was at a pool where he swims. when he is not at the pool, he volunteers. >> that's not a complete scag

racing, since he started here at the age of 96. the retired businessman is master of the records room. >> i get all the folders ready for the people who are coming in the next day. >> when they leave they put the folders back in my room, but file them. >> reporter: his volunteer works illustrates the third element. stay connected to other people. >> people who are more engaged and connected socially with family and friend networks tend to live longer, healthier happier life. fisher who who is is a widower dines out with friends and has a relationship with a widow in his apartment complex. fisher said don't think about what you've done, but what you want to do. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." s a wake system...

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>> here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware valley and lehigh valley this weekend first up, they are celebrating everything blue berry in browns mill new jersey the blue berry festival is happening today. it's one of the finest old fashioned festivals. it has live music and dozens of crafters and children's activities so much more. you can go hog wild at pig pa palooza. there will be pig painting demonstration. tomorrow you can take part in the wawa welcome america community day being held outside the samuel community center in

port richmond. community volunteers will be painting park benches and there will be music and activity. this is one of the wawa america's event leading up to the 4th of july jam.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 saturday morning, you're looking at satellite 6 along with action radar. most of the country is doing all right this morning the messerable part of the -- miserable partly of the country is our area. the jet stream that should be up here is down here, that's the

storm track the areas of low pressure travel. most of the timesment big storms are up here during june, july and august, we're getting one now. it has a pretty good slug of moisture with it. that means it's going to be a rain day. we have thunderstorms south of philadelphia delaware, south jersey, could have a good, gusty thunderstorm. we'll say rain at times breezy, 73 degrees, down right windy down the shore winds up to 30 miles per hour, gusts anyway. sunshine expected, instability shower is possible, 80 degrees tomorrow. flyers made two first round picks. jeff skeverski has that and more >> reporter: can't take all the losing, neither can ryan sandberg flat out quits he walks into the reuben amaro's office and resigns. the phillies are completely

caught off guard. sandberg said he's been thinking about stepping down for the last few weeks the losing front office changes and the losing was eating away at him. he walks away with the worst winning percentage by a phillies manager in the 43 years. >> in the last three years in philadelphia. i have met some of the most passionate baseball fans on a daily basis that always gave me encouragement. they love their baseball team and that's something i will never forget. >> i'm disappointed. you know ryan was here as our manager for a reason. and i completely understand that and i respect the decision he's made. >> third base coach pete mccannon is the interim manager for now.

in his first game, phillies get no hit until the 6th inning. nats not having a problem. phils lost 5-2. things are getting worse for the worst team in baseball. while the sixers are stockpiling big men the flyers are stock pilling big blue liners. ron hextall taking a defenseman. >> reporter: the 7th overral pick flyers take ivanberoff. splierls traded up -- flyers traded up from 29 to 24. the draft continues today. women's world cup u.s.a.

against china. that is delran new jersey carly lloyd helping the united states win, they advance to the semifinals to face germany on tuesday, montreal taking on the union at ppl park, you can see the game later today. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day.

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>> breaking news, smoke and flames shoot from a corner store in philadelphia's wynnfield section we have the latest. weeks after a truck driver was gunned down in yeadon, a reward is on the table to catch his killer. get ready for a soaker, a flood watch has been issued for parts of the area, some spots already saw flash flooding overnight. meteorologist chris sowers is outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you said you were starting to see spritzes and sprinkles outs there. >> reporter: a little bit in the city, south and east they are picking up lighter rain. the national weather service issued a flood watch for all areas north and west of the delaware river because of not only the two inches of rain we're expecting today but because of all the rain we've seen so far this month. wilmington picked up ten inches of rain since june 1. we're expecting another inch or two there middletown, reading lancaster, pottstown are some of the areas included in the flood

watch. double scan live there's the rain it's slowly pushing toward the north and the east. glassboro picking up light drizzle. elmer shower activity. same thing with salem and millville. middletown smyrna reporting light rain. the heaviest stuff is to southwest. it's pushing in washington d.c. and baltimore met -- metro area. if you have outdoor plans hopefully they are over in the next couple of hours. if you have a tee time, it should be interesting on the greens today rain at times some of it will be heavy. the greens will be wet. 10:00 a.m. temperature 70 degrees 2:00 p.m. 72, i hit owe the ball better in the rain.

back bays on the oceanfront, windy periods of rain, seas 4 to 6 feet. winds out of the southeast down the shore, 20 to 30 miles per hour. today is not a beach day tomorrow promises to be a whole lot better, we'll see the return of fine and warmer temperatures. i'll have the forecast, eva when i see you again in ten minutes. thanks, chris. the flash flooding overnights caused a mudslide in west conshohocken. water came rushing off the blue route dumping rocky debris on balligomingo road. a nearby river road flooding was the issue. the action cam found a foot of water on the road at 2:00 a.m. police were diverting drivers. breaking news, firefighters were on the scene of a massive fire that heavily damaged a corner grocery store and apartment in philadelphia's wynnfield section.

the action cam on the scene of the 1800 morocco of -- 1800 block of north 54th street. you can see flames shooting out of the windows. >> one firefighter was transported with minor injuries, ankle injury transported to the hospital. >> it took crews 2 1/2 hours to bring the fire under control. camden police are searching for a gunman after a double shooting that happened before 5:00 on in a home on landsdown avenue. a man was shot several times the woman shot in the legs, the woman is in stable condition the man in critical. no word on a motive and no arrests have been made. by air and ground police

are intensifying the search for david sweat a killer on the run from an upstate prison. richard matt who fled with sweat is dead. a border agent shot him not far from the canadian border. the tip came from a driver who found are a bullet hole in his camper. >> as for sweat. we have no sighting of sweat by law enforce. , but we have no indication that sweat wasn't accompanying matt at the time he was shot and killed. >> police say they are following up on 2400 leads since the prison break. 6 people are recovering this morning after a fire at graterford prison in montgomery county. a small fire was reported in a cell around 7:00 p.m. last night. investigators are looking into whether it was started by an inmate. the 6 were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, it is believed they are corrections officers. police have identified the two suspects wanted in a shooting at a west philadelphia block party, the suspects are

23-year-old dominic lamar and colice harvey. 11 people including children were hurt. >> one of the 11 victims was a one-year-old child who has three pellets, two in her chest and one in her neck from the assault. >> detectives think the shooting stems from a previous fight. police are urging witnesses to call them with information. a delaware county woman is making a plea for help. she is searching for the man who killed her only brother. as "action news" reporter dann cuellar reports this is not the first time violence devastated their family. >> he was the most compassionate person. we met sharon conroy at a memorial garden. her brother is memorialized here as a phillies fan and fisherman

and truck driver. she wanted people to know what kind of person her brother was. >> he would stick up for anybody he thought an injustice was happening to. >> reporter: he was gunned down while loading his truck at 3:48 a.m. a witness provided this description of the killer to police, but he has not been captured. >> i don't want this guy out on the street hurting somebody else. >> reporter: what makes this more painful sharon lost her son to violence, 36-year-old sean patrick convoy, the starbucks manager was randomly jumped and killed by five simon gratz students. >> this is my way of honoring my brother and hopefully

camping his killer. >> reporter: through the citizens crime commission, the family is suffering a ten thousand dollar reward leading to an arrest and conviction, if you know anything anything at all call the crime commission at 215-546-tips. in upper chichester, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> the white house is lit up in rainbow colors to commemorate the supreme court ruling to legalize same-sex marriage. president obama said the decision made our union a little more perfect. in new hope, bucks county, rainbow flags line the streets in the lt community. in philadelphia, many celebrated at the constitution center. mayor nutter joined the festivities. >> let us ends description of all kinds. >> archbishop chaput i should a

statement. the task for now is to form our own families even more deeply in the love of god and rebuild a healthy marriage culture from marriage at a time from the debris of the decision. our coverage of the historic decision is at 6abc.com, there you'll find details about the decision swells reaction from across the country at 6abc.com. philadelphia's 8 day wawa welcome america celebration kicks off today. the shops at liberty place host the first-ever family day activities include arts an crafts and tribute to the 150th anniversary of the first reading of alias in wonder land. it will be free and great and we'll have pop ups. >> 6abc is a proud partner of the wawa welcome america festival. we're your home up to and

including the grand finale on the park weapon of mass destruction on july 4th. a new warning about skinny jeans, the popular pants landed one woman in the hospital, what you need to know in "healthcheck." plus, swimmers are on high alert after two shark attacks off the coast of carolinas. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's already looking dreary out there today. "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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>> two more people were attacked by sharks this weekend. this is video of a dad bitten off the coast of north carolina. 6 people have been injured in shark attacks most of at home happened along the carolina coast. swimmers are on alert. >> this is my worst nightmare. i only get in if you can see the bottom. >> reporter: you don't hear too much about shark attacks, this year that's all you hear, it's alarming, speaking of the beach we'll go down there in cape may. it's not going to be a beach day down on the sand. we're expecting cloud cover and rain, it's going to be windy you can see the surf whipping up a little bit. light rain pushing through the viewing area now. as a matter of fact we'll go over to double scan live, the

greens overspreading the region south to north we'll zoom into the jersey shore, from the atlantic city express weapon of mass destruction to the cape may zoo looks like you're picking up wet weather. route 9 47, route 40 heading east from salem. everybody in time will pick up the rain as an area of low pressure moves from the spine of the appalachians through the delaware valley. today is the rain day tomorrow better. coatsville, 63. quakertown, 64. martins creek a comfortable 67. glassboro, 65. agenda beach 67. buena, 66 degrees, with all the cloud cover overhead it will be very difficult for the temperatures to climb too much higher than what you you saw there. we're forecasting highs in the range of upper 60s to low # 70s. our norm is 86 degrees, we're well below normal which is good.

we have a plume off the ocean double barrel area of low pressure sliding into the area. periods of rain, some of it heavy and sunday it works north and skies brighten up and we'll see a combination of sun and clouds. future tracker 6, lots of clouds rain overspreading the area. you'll see more in the way of coverage of what this is showing you. success clearly see by evening we're talking about drenching downpours the possibility of gusty thunderstorms south of philadelphia, with winds in excess of maybe 55 or 60 miles per hour. possibility is there for flash flooding, especially areas west of philadelphia where they have seen two inches of rain during the overnight hours. bottom line, what to expect, flood watch issued for philadelphia and all areas north and west. rainfall totals 1 to 2 inches. isolated heavy amounts possible. heaviest rains arrive at 2:00 and last through the midnight hour and gusty thunderstorm is possible south

of philadelphia. there's philly right there. this is what's called an enhanced risk or greater probability of seeing severe weather across extreme southwestern portions of cumberland and salem counties. the main concern is not only drenching downpours but gusty winds, 60 to 65 miles per hour. the poconos, rain heavy at times. sunday cloudy, 66 degrees, there's the possibility of afternoon instability pop-up shower, but sunday promises to be much, much better. down the jersey shore same idea. atlantic city, 72 degrees, cloudy skies rain develops, easterly breeze, to 30 miles per hour. rehoboth beach 73 and bethany beach 74. philadelphia, erdz approximate of rain, heavy -- periods of rain, heavy at times overnight

tonight, 67 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunday, pop-up shower, monday, 82 degrees tuesday humidity returns and gusty thunderstorm and drenching downpours are possible, 86. 86 wednesday maybe a passing shower, thursday and friday, quiet both days, 82, 84. the 4th it's a little iffy, dicey there's a system that's passing through it could interfere. >> some people are telling me i should smack you on facebook. >> reporter: it's not my fault. >> i wouldn't do that. the but that's how they feel. people want sunshine on the weekends. >> reporter: they will get it tomorrow, be patient. >> with the threat of severe weather come back to 6abc.com/weather our live storm tracker 6 live images will let you know what's coming and when and the "action news" weather

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issued a new warning about the dangers of skinny jeans it comes after a woman was hospitalized for four days because she had muscle damage, swelling and nerve blockages from wearing skinny jeans while squatting to pack boxes. >> she would have tripped if she was trying to walk. >> the woman did trip and fall because her feet was numb and she was stranded for several hours before she could get up and go to the hospital. her jeans had to be cut off. she has recovered. many athletes are participating in the try rock triathlon this weekend that raises money for the pediatric cancer research at the children's hospital. health reporter, and registered nurse has the story. >> you'll start your swim -- >> reporter: 18-year-old stephen stewart is getting last-minute

advice for his first try triathlon this weekend. this isn't his coach. it's his oncologist or cancer doctor. two years ago when he was 16 he started feeling sick. >> i had the worst stomach pains i ever felt. >> reporter: he was diagnosed with defuse large b cell lymphoma. an aggressive cancer. >> when the diagnosis came in, it was shocking to say the least. >> reporter: the dr. said after surgery stephen needed intensive chemo therapy. during this time she talked about her experience doing triathlons. >> it's been my dream to get a patient out there to do it as well. >> reporter: this year that dream is coming true. stephen is healthy and ready to race. >> it's 5:00 a.m. >> reporter: he even got his little brother to help him train as seen in this fun video he

posted on youtube. he said doing a triathlon is a way to give back. money raised goes toward cancer research at dhop. chop. it's expected to raise $500,000. >> that could make a huge difference in childhood cancer research. stephen and his family hope his story of survival help others kids battling cancer. >> i feel like doing the triathlon i've returned to where i was before cancer. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the accuweather forecast, you can see them getting ready for the tall ships this morning hopefully people can get out there and joy it a little bit before the rain starts falling we'll have the details and the

timing when we come right back.

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and a kitchen with just as many layers. >> seinfeld fans have a chance to experience the show like never before. check this out it's an exhibit showing a real life version of jerry's apartment. if you want to check out the exhibit, though, you better hurry, it ends tomorrow. my facebook friend said his son is taking your name in vein because he has baseball playoffs today. >> reporter: what time. >> you said it's going to rain. >> reporter: it will start out light and pick up in intensity. playing baseball in the rain and soccer in the rain is not that bad. these games are fun to watch. it's almost like watching football in the snow, i love it when there's weather involved.

72 when they get it going, 70 in the 90th minute. it should be a fun game. >> it's 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: eva good morning, we'll start with the latest on the hunt for the convicted killer david sweat after his fellow escapee richard matt was shot and killed. listen to what matt's half brother had to say overnight. the historic supreme court decision making gay marriage legal in america. the american landmarks that were lit up, the states that are holding out issuing same-sex marriages licenses. the competition that has come to be known as it is antiwestminster, the world's ugliest dog show took place and

abc's nick was watts who served as a judge is live with the winner. >> reporter: continuing at 9:00. overnights heavy rain triggers small rock and mudslides in the area. flooding made drivers slow down on the schuylkill expressway. you heard chris say we're in for a saturday soaking. stroke ask affect people at all ages, we'll talk to a mom who suffered a stroke at 26 years old. we'll tell you the warning signs, as well. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. i'll protect you from all the haters today. have a good one. [laughter].

good morning, america. happening right now, closing in. police in hot pursuit tracking that prison escapee, the convicted killer. will he make it to the border? the other one killed in a hail of gunfire after three weeks on the run. the partial sigh of relief. >> they got one guy down. >> yay! [ cheers ] >> how they hunted him down. marriage for all. the supreme court's historic ruling allowing gays to marry in all 50 states. the celebrations, the tears of joy. the rainbow splashed white house and the rush to the altar, but in some states the fight not quite over. triple terror attacks. the beach turned bloody.