well, this is different. former injured flyers captain chris pronger who hasn't played in three years is traded today. that's right. at least the rest of his contract is traded to arizona along with current flyers defenseman nick grossman. in return, the fires get center sam gagner a future draft pick, and salary cap relief. gagner was drafted sixth overall in 2007. last year he scored 15 bowls. but if the sound of it gm ron hex dahl may look to dump gagner as well. here's a look at the flyers draft board on day number two. they select four formers and three goalies. they need to hit it big with this draft. hopefully these guys along with first rounders ivan prove rolf and travis connectdy may make an impact. while sarah didn't mind running out in the rain picking up our dinner tonight. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> she didn't mind. you could imagine. can you even imagine being out in the rain for nearly two hours tonight? the union they didn't care.

they got drenched. soccer players will play just about anything in shorts. you can barely see the union taking on montreal. but eighth minute, watch closely. that's eric ayuk with the laser. union scores. fast forward 76th minute. union down one. watch in front of the net. maurice edu, rebound. that's as easy as it gets. a 2-2 draw. it's their last mls match for two weeks now. they'll take the tie. >> it was some game to watch. thank you, jeff. "action news" at 11:30 continues next. we'll take you to the grand opening of a store in south philadelphia that's all about home. how you can pick up some great deals on household items while helping to provide place to live to families in need. who says there's no such thing as an ugly dog? meet the canines that wear that title with proud and the owners who love them for more than just their looks. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back.

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by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. here's what's happening on "action news at 11:30". investigators search for the cause of a fire that destroyed a grocery store in the city's wynnefield section and left several families without a place to live.

also, mother nature throws a wrench in the plans of hundreds of athletes planning to race a triathlon today. plus an unusual contest that celebrates the faces only a mother could love. but first, an intense search is underway to find the second of two escaped inmates on the run in upstate new york. yesterday, police shot and killed richard matt. tonight, more than 1000 law enforcement personnel are focusing on a 22-square-mile area near the woods where matt was found. we get the story from abc's philip minna. >> reporter: one down and one to go. tonight, the manhunt for fugitive killer david sweat is heating up. police warning sweat may be armed. >> sweat is still out there. he's considered dangerous. >> reporter: residents here on edge. >> terrifying. i've never been so scared in all my life. i had my husband look up to see. >> reporter: this after federal border agents shot and killed fellow escapee richard matt in the woods near a cabin in

malone new york, 20 miles south of the canadian border and some 45 miles west of the prison where he and sweat escaped three weeks ago. police say the trail to matt started friday here at this home where carla gerber was awoken in the middle of the night. >> two light knocks and a very hard knock. and it scared me. >> reporter: investigators finding fingerprints on the door and the handle. bob willit owns the cabin where police believe matt broke into hours later. several items inside missing. >> binoculars and two pairs of boots. >> reporter: after calling police bob says his son heard gunshots. >> how many did you hear? >> four or five. >> reporter: officers say around that same time a driver also called police claiming his camper had been shot. that's when border agents moved in. investigators say matt who had a 20-gauge shotgun with him, refused verbal commands and was shot dead. some 9s here who yeah never even handled a gun before this tell us tonight they are going out

and buying them for their proexit. philip mena, abc news, malone new york. in other news tonight, a woman was killed, a woman badly injured in a crash in claymont, delaware today. it happened shortly after 7:00 a.m. at the intersection of naamans road and darley road. police say 56-year-old debra having a noni was traveling through that intersection when another driver ran a red light and slammed into the side of her car. she was pronounced dead at the scene. her passenger 32-year-old anthony having anoni was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. they were not wearing seatbelts. the investigation into the cause of the crash continues tonight. police in camden are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and a woman injured. it happened just before 5:00 a.m. in the 1100 block of lansdowne avenue. both victims were rushed to cooper university hospital where the man was pronounced dead. so far, no arrests have been made. a firefighter was injured battling this blaze in wynnefield this morning.

firefighters were called to the 1800 block of north 54th 54th street around 2:30 this morning. they found heavy smoke coming from a grocery store. the fire spread to the adjoining apartments. the five families inside were able to get out. there's no word how the firefighter was injuring but he was transported to a hospital. investigators are now working to determine the cause of the fire. philadelphia police got a few more guns off the streets today. people could turn in weapons no questions asked, at this gun buyback at engine 38 in tacony today. in return, they received a $50 supermarket gift card. residents of hunting park spent their saturday sprucing up the neighborhood. volunteers including several children grabbed their brooms and dustpans to clean up the 3400 block of "f" street. neighbors say keeping their streets looking good helps them -- helps to keep them safe as well. there's a new store in south philadelphia where you can pick up items for your home at a deep

discount. and you can do it while helping families in need. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: habitat for humanities helps the organization fulfill their original mission. >> all the profits from the restore go to helping us build and repair homes. we've built 184 homes. this year we'll build 15 homes, and we're going to repair 100. >> reporter: joyce collins came down from germantown before doors opened to donate. >> i know that people need supplies like i do at times, and i'm sure somebody can use one of the doors that i'm bringing back instead of throwing it in the trash, somebody can use it at their house. >> reporter: and the gross family from olney is in the middle of a major home renovation. >> it's a give-give situation. we're getting but we're also giving. and the restore and habitat for humanities does some fantastic work. >> reporter: inside the restore is the real deal with a wide

variety of inventory from furniture to doors and pretty much everything you need to design and fill your home including the kitchen sink. organizers describe the 17,000-square-foot store as 5 below meet it's home depot. >> the prices are phenomenal. they're reasonable. you get good quality things as if you went to a major chain or a major store. >> reporter: the new location along busy washington avenue will boost traffic for the store significantly. more than 30,000 vehicles can pass by here in a single day. that means more business and more funds for the organization to help families in the philadelphia area. >> it is tremendous on how much more visibility we have and how much more access customers will have to be able to buy all this great merchandise. >> reporter: and they've been so successful this weekend, they're already looking to replenish their showroom. they're always looking for new and gently used donations and all those donations are tax deductible. in south philadelphia, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." it was a hiking trip a woman

in arkansas will never forget. she found an 8.5 carat white diamond. she'd been searching the crater of diamond state park for about 20 minutes when she found the clear white diamond in her small pile of dirt. she says she plans on keeping the gem. still to come on "action news" tonight, a local woman celebrates her 100th birthday with a uniquely philadelphia tradition. plus, standing out from the pack. we'll tell you which one of these mutts gets surprise for the ugliest mug. melissa? >> and heavy rain is starting to move out. we might find some sunny breaks for the second half of our weekend. details coming up with the accuweather forecast.

the heaviest rain and storms over the past few days meant changes for a sprint triathlon this morning here in fairmount park. competitors in the johnson and johnson and tri-rock philadelphia triathlon were kept out of the schuylkill river. instead, racers competed in a run-bike-run event. the swim portion for tomorrow's olympic distance race has also been canceled. not a good day at all for a triathlon. we're hoping for a recovery tomorrow. >> and i think we're going to get it sarah. tomorrow looks to be drier. and we might find a few sunny breaks. you can see that a lot of that heavy rain we had earlier tonight lifting off to our north and east, still some moderate pockets there in burlington and ocean county, but for the most part improvement is on the way as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. our high today in philadelphia just 71 degrees. so definitely a cool summer day.

north and west of town, these numbers are in the 50s and 60s. just 57 in fleetwood, center city and chester at this hour 63. and in morgueton, also in the lower 60s. down across new jersey it's 71 in surf city, same thing for the boardwalks and sea isle city. smyrna and dover 68 and 69 respectively. here's satellite 6 with action radar. we've got an area of low pressure across the ohio valley and all that moisture has been inundating much of the mid-atlantic each reach. it. continues to move on off to our north and east for the rest of tonight. so future tracker 6 has you covered. we'll go throughout the overnight hours and we do have a little bit of moisture left over^. it's really for philadelphia, points to the north and east. we'll have to watch these showers approach during the overnight hours for lancaster county. but by 7:00 in the morning, a lot 1/2 heavy rain once again across upstate new york and portions of new england and we're just left over with a few showers early tomorrow morning.

and here's the best part clouds will be breaking for a few peaks of sun by tomorrow afternoon. with the heating of the day and the sunshine returning tomorrow there is the possibility of a couple of stray showers popping up. i think most locations do stay dry, but it is something to keep a watchful eye out for. during the overnight hours, we still have that flood watch for philadelphia. our western suburbs until 5:00 on sunday morning. we're tracking those leftover showers during the overnight hours. it's going to be windy at the coast tonight. and especially as we get into sunday afternoon but it does look to be a dryer day. here's your day planner tomorrow. 8:00 a.m., mostly cloudy, maybe a stray shower left over, and at 72. 11:00 a.m., it's mostly sunny and it's 76. 79 at 2:00 in the afternoon and 75:00 tomorrow, that temperature in at 78. so here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a gusty breeze tomorrow. high temperature in at 80 degrees. on monday, sunny and nice at 80. the humidity returns with a thunderstorm possible in at 86.

midweek clouds and some sunshine and at 86 degrees. not as warm on thursday but still plenty of sun in at 80 degrees. on friday it's mostly cloudy with a late-day shower or thunderstorm possible, 84 degrees. and as we get into saturday, it is the fourth of july next weekend. and a thunderstorm is possible for saturday, sarah with the high of 86. so we'll track that forecast. can you believe it already? >> no. this summer a flying. >> no, don't say that. but you're right. [ laughter ] >> all right. thank you, melissa. >> you're welcome. >> it takes a face only a mother could love to win a prize in our next story. it's the annual ugliest dog in the world contest. abc's nick watt has a look at the mugs on the world's most unique mutts. >> reporter: for 27 years now the fair in california has hosted what's become the world's anti-westminster kennel club show. >> ugly, ugly, ugly. ♪♪ >> reporter: this year, an

exceptionally ugly lineup, the dogs, not the judges. >> this dog has attitude as well. ugly on the inside. >> reporter: and then quasi, a rescue from florida born with a spinal condition. >> i've never seen anything like that. ever! ever, ever! [ laughter ] i mean, when you finally get used to the way she looks you then see her walk. i mean it's even worse! >> reporter: all right. hideous. second place sleepy rambo. nightmarish. but in the judges' chambers, no cameras allowed, unanimity. >> quasi modo is the world's ugliest dog! >> reporter: here's the thing. facially she's quite attractive. >> yeah, she's cute. she is. >> reporter: but then that side view tasmanian devil's uglier

cousin, world champion of ugliness. [ squealing ] from the ugly dogs to the pigs now. these little piggies listen to music. these little piggies painted like picasso and, yes the masterpieces were up for sale. a farm in bucks county hosted piggypalooza 5 today. the family today featured live music and food trucks all proceeds benefited the pig placement network an organization that promotes pigs as pets. there's much more ahead on "action news" tonight, including sports. plus an epic birthday celebration for a local woman who turned 100 years old when "action news" comes right back.

on his second day on the job, phillies' interim manager pete mackanin has a beef. even the nationals are mad at the phillies for starting today's game when the forecast called for heavy rain. despite a nasty forecast the fillsz decided to start today's game at 3:05 and it burned both starters adam morgan and gio gonzalez. and the catch doesn't count either because in the second inning it starts pouring as expected after nearly a 90-minute delay. they opt for a doubleheader starting tomorrow. so does mackanin think these games could be an audition for him? does he want to be the manager of the phillies going forward? >> my ambitions to manage at this level have subsided recently over the last few years. and i'm happy with what i'm doing. i wouldn't say i wouldn't want to manage at this level. but it is what it is. you can't -- i'm not pushing --

i'm not in the back of my mind hoping that, hey if we win i'm going to get this job. i'm not looking at it that way. sixers' first-round pick cole hamels envisions himself getting their one day with the sixers. he may only be 19, but he won a title at duke and now he wants to bring one here too. okafor says he's excited to be a sixer and he denies that his agent told general manager sam hinkie note to draft him third overall. look, there are a tonf expectations on this kid but he says the expectations he puts on himself are higher than what anyone else can put on him. >> as long as i can remember dominated the nba. tim duncan won it last year. and kevin garnett. so people generally are excited because of what those guys do is great and it worked. their formula was fantastic. but for as long as i can remember, big man has been dominated and the result has

been nba championships. >> sounds good. okafor will be crashing the boards next season. and indie racing tonight ooh, nasty crash. two laps to go. ryan hunter wright loses control. plows in ryan brisco. brisco goes flying and his car into 600 pieces. graham rahall wins the race. the union got wet tonight because they played in heavy rain. but how about this in kansas city? at the stadium whoops, the sprinklers go off during their mls match against colorado. my favorite part here, yeah, he's taking a bath and the clock keeps ticking away. what's he doing there? all right. congratulations to the sole. the 2015 east division champs. sarah, back to you. caught on video, a bear came face to face with a family on the way back from yellowstone national park. the bear jumped onto the families car. it seemed the bear was more curious than dangerous.

the family said they were more excited than scared. yeah right. the car did end up with scratch marks and mud sneers. finally tonight, when you turn 100, your favorite instrument is the banjo. and when you're a philadelphia native, there's only one way to celebrate ♪♪ the string band serenaded virginia pitman this afternoon. her children, grandchildren and friends in northeast philadelphia were all on hand to wish virginia a very happy birthday. "castle" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning with nydia han, eva pilgrim and chris sours. for the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great night.

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