as police continue to gather information on the gunman. >> authorities say the killer's name is john russell houser. we also are learning that investigators say houser opened fire during a showing of the movie train wreck in lafayette, louisiana last night. police believe he was trying to disappear into the crowd of people running from the theater but his plans changed when he saw police who responded within a minute of the first calls for help. >> law enforcement response forced him back into the theater. at which time he shot himself. >> 21 mayci breaux died at the scene. police found several disguises including wigs and glasses. two teachers are being called heroes. one for taking a bullet for her friend. the other for pulling the fire

alarm to clear the themed our coverage of the movie theater shooting continues on our web side 6abc.com with updates on the investigation. we also have gallery of images including pictures of the gunman victims and more details on that hero teach here shielded her friend from a bullet. >> philadelphia police identified the man suspected of killing a recent graduate of drexel university. 56-year-old james harris is accused of murdering jasmine wright. wright was found beaten and strangled in her amount last week. police say harris had been fired from his maintenance job at wright's building. he is described as a career criminal who has been locked up 31 times. "action news" reporter vern odom was at this afternoon's announcement by police and he'll have much more on harris and how police connector him to the crime coming up tonight at 6:00. >> several families in camden county are without a home this evening after a fire ripped through a townhome.

chopper 6hd was overhead as flames shot through the home along the 700 block of colonial square drive. tonight officials are still investigating how that blaze started. "action news"'s reporter trish hartman is live on the scene with the very latest. hi, trish. >> reporter: hi, sharrie. well today was a day too assess the damage after last night's fire here on colonial square drive. several of these homes have heavy damage many residents are countering their blessings today that their families made it out alive. >> please, please. >> reporter: 16-year-old darcy davis and her mother prayed as she captured video of the fire using her cell phone before the firefighters arrived. >> the whole fire, i was kind of scared, shaking up. i was comforting my mom and dad. >> reporter: the davis home is heavily damaged but the family including their poodle squirt got ought safely. >> we just glad it didn't happen at night when we were

sleep but it was devastating. we got out with our lives so we're good. >> reporter: four families were forced out of the inferno. chopper 6hd flew overhead as firefighters worked for more than 90 minutes to control the flames. a borough official deemed homes unsafe to enter pending the fire marshal's investigation. samuel field lives here with five family members. he says it all started around 7:00 p.m. when he heard a pop in the circuit breaker upstairs. >> my room was on fire, so get out the house. >> reporter: fields' two-year-old dog died in the fire. he said he spent years renovating his home is that devastated by what's left behind. >> it's emotional. so it's -- it can be rebuilt though, you know. it can be rebuilt so, you know it's all material. god has a plan for us. >> reporter: kathy's two katz were lost for two hours but were found safe. she tzedek kids of said precious items

were lost. >> he lost all kinds of artifacts. >> reporter: no word on a cause. officials say one firefighter did suffer minor injuries here last night. no other injuries were reported. live in lind wall, new jersey, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." rick. >> trish, thank you. from our delaware news room tonight, state police are looking for a plan who held up a bank with a gun in new castle county. happened around 9:00 this morning on the 2,000 block of concorde pike in fairfax. officials say the suspect was last seen running from the scene and into a neighborhood behind the bank. another armed robbery investigation is under way in dover tonight. police there want to -- want your help in finding two men who robbed a 7-eleven at gun point. it happened yesterday around 3:15 a.m. on north dupont highway. one suspect jumped the counter and grabbed an undisclosed amount of money from the cash register. if you have any information on this crime you're asked to

call dover police. >> a delaware murder victim's family and friends are begging for anyone with information to come forward. 30-year-old jamar kilgo was murdered at the rose hill community center back in february and the crime still has not been s his mom spoke to "action news" today because she doesn't want her son or the case to be forgotten. >> somebody robbed him of his life. they were a coward. they took him from his children. they took him from his family and i'm pretty sure that they have a family, too. how would they feel if it was done to them or someone in their family? >> meantime there is a $10000 reward that the new castle county council put up for information in this case. anyone that may know something is asked to call new castle county police. changing gears now turning to our accuweather forecast and the weekend that's up ahead that we're all waiting for. going live now outside, this

is sky6 hd over atlantic city, new jersey. you see the people outside enjoying the day. it's a beautiful start to the weekend but the humidity will begin to return. meteorologist cecily tynan is outside with the first look at the forecast. hi cecily. >> hi, sharrie. it certainly is a gorgeous start to the week. what a boring three days we've had. temperatures have been comfortable. we've had low humidity, just the way we like it in summer. wednesday 85. yesterday our high only 83. today so far our high 85 degrees. the average high for this time of the year is 87 degrees. and of course with that low humidity, we are seeing abundant sunshine, high pressure really in control. satellite6 along with action radar showing nothing more than a few fair weather clouds especially close to the shore where we do have that sea breeze front beginning to develop. showers up to the north over new england, some showers down to the south over the carolinas but we are stuck in the middle with dry weather. friday night evening planner if you're out and about very enjoyable. at 7 o'clock 83.

by 8 o'clock 80. by 9 o'clock, 78 and by 10 o'clock 76 degrees. future tracker slowing that high pressure will sneak off the eastern seaboard tomorrow and what this will do is bring us a flow out of the southwest. so, it will get warmer, 88 degrees slightly more humid but the humidity will really begin to return on sunday. so, a lot of people out and about tomorrow. you don't want to forget the sunscreen. sunburn alert for tomorrow, the u.v. index will be very high. peak time 10:00 to 4:00. i'll talk about heat and humidity making a come back swells scattered storms in the accuweather forecast. rick. >> let's take look at the "action news" big board where we are just 63 days and countering until pope francis' historic visit to philadelphia. the pope's trip will take him to the curran fromhold correctional center in northeast philadelphia where he'll visit with inmates. he'll also get a special token of appreciation built by the inmates themselves. "action news" reporter eva

pilgrim has that story. >> reporter: when the pope comes to philadelphia, this will be one of the symptoms the curran fromhold correctional center. the pope will walk through these doors into these halls. he has about an hour scheduled here. >> when he comes in he'll be meeting with some of the inmates that are selected, some of their families and also eventually some of the staff. >> reporter: while a big crowd of tens of thousands will meet on the parkway for mass a hand selected small group will get the meet the pope just hours before up close and close and personal in a room that will likely be very much like this one. the vatican made a special request to allow the chosen inmates to bring their families as well. the inmates here are mostly pretrial, the majority have not yet been sentenced. >> anything we can do to reunite the families to encourage, contact to help generate support, we do. >> reporter: the inmates have planned a special gift for the pope when archbishop charles chaput visited the inmates who are learning trade skills as part of the skills

program made him a chair. >> when they heard the pope was coming they said let's do the same for him. these guys are excited about it. >> we want something that's -- that be fits his position. >> reporter: the design is top-secret but it will be built here by the inmates as a token of their appreciation. >> it will be built from scratch from the frame itself so it will be custom-made for the pope step by step the old fashioned way. >> having the pope come to show, that you know, as it's been put even the most marginalized of the population, there's hope for them and that they're not forgotten. >> reporter: eva pilgrim channel6 "action news. >> and this reminder, you can get updates on the pope's upcoming visit in one place by following us on twitter at 6abc pope. we're posting the latest news tips and pictures as we prepare for the pontiff's arrival. >> from our new jersey news room now, lawmakers in the garden state say they're going to introduce a bill to protect

nail salon workers. the bill would institute random inspections of salons. salons would be required to have proper ventilation and workers would be required to wear gloves, face masks and goggles when working with dangerous substances. >> all right. time now for a check of our "action news" traffic report friday night. >> all right, let's head over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hi, matt. >> hi, matt. >> guys if you thought it was going to be a busy evening on the roadways you nailed it, that's for sure. i wish i could chip away at some of these delays but they're really heavy like here on the schuylkill expressway eastbound side, 53 minutes right now to get from the blue route into the vine. ideally that would be a 14 minute ride. little better on the westbound side but still double what it ideally should be. watching a crash in university city this afternoon right by 30th street station along market street between 30th and 31st. a wreck in sharon hill delco. also still have that one on 95 southbound in the work zone.

if you're crossing the pennsylvania-new jersey line on the ben franklin bridge leded to see florida georgia line tonight in camden, you're going to see some extra traffic especially exiting off in camden and westbound on the ben plenty of slowing. you know what that's due to, that ongoing westbound patco construction taking out the two right lanes. that concert in camden giving us 15 minute delays on njt's river line and if you're head for the delaware memorial bridge expect a 9-mile crawl headed toward the bridge because of construction on it blocking one lane in each direction. it's a busy one rick and sharrie. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thanks for all the good news. we appreciate that. >> so much more ahead on "action news at 5:00. hillary clinton could be the target of a new federal investigation. what two inspectors general say they did wrong while using her private e-mail account as secretary of state. >> and still to come it's fitness friday. tonight in health check the montgomery county ymca that's helping out arthritis sufferers by getting them up and moving.

>> plus, meteorologist cecily tynan will be back with more from that beautiful accuweather forecast when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back.

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>> hillary clinton's personal e-mail account could make her the target of a new federal investigation. two inspectors general say they suspect sensitive government information was mishandled while she was secretary of state. clinton and her campaign says she followed appropriate procedure in dealing with classified information. justice department has not decided if they'll go forward with the investigation though. >> another major healthcare merger is officially in the works. anthem has agreed to buy cigna in a $54 billion deal. the agreement still has to go through a regulatory approval process. but if it's given the green light that would leave just three major health insurance companies. health insurers say it will reduce costs by increasing efficiency but many doctors say it gives insurers too much power. >> health check tonight, it is fitness friday and you're never too old to reap the benefits of exercise. >> ali gorman introduces to us to a workout specifically for

seniors. >> we know exercise makes you stronger, it helps you sleep better and can help keep symptoms of arthritis at bay but for many people just doing it daily activities is already a challenge. so now a new program in our area aims to help. >> ♪♪ there's rarely an empty seat in the house for the abington ymca's enhanced fitness class. five days a week here older adults can go through an hour of cardio, strength, flexibility and balance exercises. and many moves like these for the triceps aren't much different than you'd see younger people do. >> keep the abdominals tight. >> the goal is to improve mobility, decrease pain and prevent future disabilities for those 55 and older. particularly people with chronic ailments. 82-year-old constance bolter is sold. she came here in april worried her painful knees would give out. but not anymore.

>> it's gone. i have no problems with my knees anymore. >> enhanced fitness was developed in seattle. it's come to four philadelphia area ymca's under a pilot program with the cigna foundation. >> stay mobile and stay active as we get older it definitely helps increase the chance of getting chronic illnesses or at least pushes back the time when they'll occur. >> so, the exercises are chosen to address specific functions in daily life like getting in and out of a car or lifting things around the house. >> a lot of overhead exercises that help with getting things out of a high cabinet. >> the weights aren't heavy but there are plenty of repetitions and holds in order to be effective. >> majority of them have already increased weight over the past couple of weeks. >> somehow the bags are not as heavy any. >> and the class is offered at the abington, northeast haverford and columbia north ymca's but it could be

expanded to all freedom valley branches. a study done for medicare shows enhanced fitness cut healthcare costs by $1,000 per person. rick and sharrie, i'm not making any jokes, either. >> no, we all need jokes. all right, after this show, we're going to race outside the parking lot. >> i will record it. >> i'm going get in my car and -- [laughter] >> thanks, ali. >> you don't mean run. >> still to come on "action news at 5:00, 1.4 million vehicles are being recalled all because of their vulnerability to hack attack. >> why the feds are taking a closer look at ticket prices before and after may's deadly amtrak derailment when "action news" comes right back.

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>> ♪♪ >> five major u.s. airlines are now under investigation for price gouging after may's deadly amtrak derailment in port richmond. today the transportation department sent letters to delta, american, united, southwest and jetblue asking for information on their prices before and after may 12th. they want to know if ticket prices on routes in the northeast spiked following the amtrak crash. earlier this month federal

investigators said they were looking into whether airlines had been working together to limit available seats keeping air fares high. >> amazon's shares spiked today on wall street after the online retailer posted blockbuster quarterly earnings. the news surprised many analysts who were predicting amazon to post a loss for the quarter. amazon's shares climbed 20 percent making it work more than its brick and mortar rival wal-mart. the search earned the ceo an 8 billion-dollar windfall. >> up next at 5:00 we look back at that forecast. >> meantime outside we're looking live from sky6 hd showing you the ben franklin bridge on a friday night and it is a pretty picture. meteorologist cecily tynan has the details on the weekend when we come right back.

>> accuweather at the "action news" big board, meteorologist cecily tynan with a eye on the weekend and folks on the beach. >> that's right, we're spying on people in atlantic city right now. sky6 right now taking a look at the beach and you can see a lot of those umbrellas up, people walking on the beach a lot of people also in the surf and there is an increased risk of rip currents tomorrow as the on shore flow increases at the shore so you want to be careful. today though what a great day to be outdoor. philadelphia 85 degrees. allentown 83. wilmington 81. trenton 83. millville 84.

the boardwalk in atlantic city and sea isle 82 and beach haven currently 80 degrees. a little bit of a sea breeze kicking up there. so far july has been be a little bit on the warm side, temperatures running .8 degrees above. no we've only had five days in the 90'sly we'll probably get three or more before the ends of the month. theit has been a dry month as well. rain 2.18-inches that's about an inch below normal, looks like we will remain on the dry side as we head to the weekend. satellite6 along with action radar showing a broad area of hi. this has brought us three days in a row of sunny comfortable weather. that high pressure though will begin to migrate to the east. what that will do is change our wind direction out of the southwest so that will bring warmer air but tonight for your friday night another very comfortable night. a lot of as a result out there. 67 degrees the low in

philadelphia. al down dropping down to a refreshing 58 degrees. future tracker showing tomorrow with those winds out of the southwest, it will get warmer by 3 o'clock. philadelphia 88 degrees and you'll notice though lots of sunshine. it's going to be another bright and sunny day so use the sunscreen and future tracker showing by sunday afternoon it does get hotter. 90 degrees in philadelphia. we do see a little bit more in the form of cloud cover with that increased humidity and some spotty showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see it doesn't look to be widespread but keep your eye to the sky or have your storm tracker6 app. for your saturday looking great in philadelphia, 88 degrees warm but the humidity still in check. down the shore plenty of sunshine, 82. and the poconos splendid sunshine and comfortable with a high of 80 degrees. so the five day at 5:00 showing tomorrow 88 degrees on sunday it gets more humid, 90. again with some spotty thunderstorms in the afternoon. monday a chance of some thunderstorms, 88. and then temperatures begin to

climb. tuesday hot and humid 91. wednesday 93. and thursday even hotter. adam will talk about that in the seven-day forecast. the weekend starting out very nice. >> looking good. >> cecily thanks. we'll be right back with the second half of "action news" at 5:00. >> okay

>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again, monica is off. sharrie williams joining us tonight. here's what's happening on "action news" this evening. a warning tonight for more than a million people who own cars made by fiat chrysler. your vehicle may be in danger of being carjacked by hackers. a montgomery county man taken into custody after allegedly holding his father hostage. that's just the beginning. excitement at one jersey shore spot this afternoon when a fisherman snags a shark. you'll hear from the man who reeled it in. but first we have breaking news now out of cranston heights delaware just outside of wilmington. chopper 6hd is over a shell gas station where authorities say a customer found an attendant lying on the ground with a gunshot wound. this is along the 2500 block of route 41 near milltown

road. investigators are not releasing the condition of the gas station attendant or who may have shot him. they remain on the scene searching for clues though and we'll continue to follow this breaking news story and bring you any updates as they become available to us. >> and our other big story imagine driving your car one minute only to have someone else take over the controls without any warning. well that's what's prompting car maker fiat chrysler to recall more than 1 million popular vehicles tonight. they say hackers have figured out a way how to break into the car's computer system to make the vehicles do whatever they want it to do. "action news" reporter david henry is live in cherry hill with this story. david. >> reporter: yeah, well, chrysler jeep dodge dealerships like this one here in cherry hill are in the middle of this massive recall the first of its kind. some of their customers actually started coming in looking for a fix even before the recall. >> i was probably the first customer to visit them about

this. david brought his car in as soon as he saw it on the news. two hackers demonstrated the possibilities for wired magazine. as a reporter drove a jeep, they took control with a computer miles away. adjusting the controls, killing the engine on a busy highway and even causing the jeep to drive into a ditch. >> the odds were against it but i don't want to take any chances with that. >> reporter: today roth berg's car joined 1.4 million others in a massive recall. here's a list of the cars and trucks affected. some have been on the road since 2013. they are equipped with fiat chrysler's uh connect system normally controlled by the driver on a screen on the dashboard. the car maker will be issuing u.s. b devices to owners to upgrade the software. >> actually they're going to do that for me but if they give me the memory stick and i follow their directions, i can probably do the same thing. i could also have downloaded it onto my own memory stick at home. >> reporter: the government has launched an investigation into the problem.

nhtsa says it's important for customers to follow the instructions they receive from fiat chrysler and perform the software fix as soon as possible to ensure they are protected. roth berg says he's concerned but feels the odds are against being hacked. >> what are the chances of my getting picked? it's like the chances of winning the lottery. >> reporter: maybe so but it's not worth the gamble. it may be fiat chrysler today but experts worry about other cars as well. it's estimated 27 million cars worldwide are now connected to the internet. live in cherry hill, david henry, channel6 "action news"." rick. >> david, thank you. overseas in turkey warplanes have struck isis targets across the border in syria. nearly 300 suspected terrorists were arrested. the turkey government says three jets used smart bombs to hit three isis targets. leaders say the decision to company out the operation was made during a security meeting yesterday after an isis

militant opened fire on a turkish military outpost. >> secretary of state john kerry is defending the iran nuclear deal and he's taking his message on the road. well today during his talks with the foreign relations council in new york, kerry told members it's the only alternative to military action and must be tested if diplomacy is to suck keyed. if congress rejects the deal kerry warns iranian hard liners will speed ahead with the nuclear program and the international sanctions regime would collapse. world news tonight will have the latest on the iran nuclear deal debate and the big recall by fiat chrysler. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >> back here a man remains in critical condition following an overnight shooting in philadelphia's nicetown tioga section. happened just after midnight along the 1400 block of lennox avenue. detectives say a 19-year-old man was shot multiple times allegedly by a 25-year-old man. that man stayed at the scene

and told police he was defending himself after the 19-year-old pulled a gun on him. the 25-year-old did have a license to carry his weapon. philadelphia police are asking for the public's help to identify the suspect in a shooting in the brewerytown section. authorities say the gunman parked his burgundy four door jeep wrangler along the 2600 block of cecil b. moore avenue monday night, got out and approached the victim but was then convinced to get back into his car by an unknown person at the scene. but as the suspect drove away, police say he fired two shots at the victim hitting him in the leg. that victim is now recovering but the motive for the shooting is still not known. chopper 6hd over 52nd and master streets in west philadelphia this afternoon. you can see two cars crashed near the intersection here. authorities say one of the drivers climbed out of the car and ran off. the other driver suffered serious injuries and was rushed to the hospital for treatment. >> a montgomery county man is behind bars for allegedly taking his father hostage and threatening to shoot police

officers. officials say the mother of 27-year-old andrew cooper told police her son was armed inside their lansdale home wasn't threatening his father this morning. she also told authorities her son had hid weapons throughout the house. detectives created a plan to get cooper out of the home and once he stepped outside, he was arrested. no one was injured. officials say they found several weapons including assault rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition inside the home. it's still unclear what prompted cooper to take his father hostage. atlantic city electric is feeling the heat from state regulators over its response to the june 23rd storm. downed trees left nearly 280,000 of its customers without service for days. the state board of public utilities says ac electric's communication with customers and officials was "less than optimal." the board says the company should have clearly conveyed the problems that it was

having to damage assessments. ac electric acknowledged in a statement that it needs to improve its communications. >> well, it may be the middle of summer but lawmakers in reading are already thinking about christmas. officials are trying to avoid the same controversy as last year over the so-called charlie brown christmas tree. many residents called the scrawny 50-foot norwegian pine unfit for the city. many others rallied around it adorning it way single red ornament just like charlie brown. this year civic groups are vowing to save time by getting an artificial tree instead. a small shark took the bait just off the coast. fisherman paul trunzo was the one who wheeled the little guy in and showed it off to the excited crowd. he says he's been fishing for sharks all week and today he got lucky. >> the line just stopped and it took off on the drag and i

figured i had something big. took me awhile with a light rod and, you know, the shark came in and everybody got excited. >> after all the excitement he released the shark back into the water and went back to fishing. remember, when breaking news or weather happens in your area, we invite you to join the action. e-mail your photos and videos to join the action at 6abc.com or use the #6abcaction on social media. >> all right time to get another check of the roads on this friday. >> matt pelman back in the "action news" traffic center with an upday. how we looking matt. >> lots of action for you to join here on the roadways this evening that's for sure rick and sharrie. northbound side of 95 stop and go. a whole lot of stop. northbound the whole way from broad street up to the work zone at cottman avenue taking you a really long time. southbound not so bad headed toward the walt whitman bridge. on the schuylkill eastbound headed toward the bridge you are definitely seeing plenty of traffic. and if you're poconos bound on

this friday afternoon, northbound lots of speeds in the 20's the whole way from mid-county on up to quakertown. not helping us out on the southbound side approaching quakertown there's a crash in the left lane so northbound you're getting a little bit of a rubber necking delay there. head for that delaware memorial bridge you're still looking at a 10-mile crawl on the northbound sides of 95 and 295. construction continues on the bridge. and it's busy but not unbearable on the a.c. expressway and garden state parkway. however, watch out for a crash in northfield along shore road at northfield avenue. and enjoy your weekend sharrie back to you. >> matt thanks. still to come on "action news" tonight, the woman who was next to is that today bland issandra bland istalking about what she heard and saw. >> adam. >> while we have been sitting in the comfortable zone with temperatures below average

90's the heat is building in the midsection of the country and it's moving our way. i'll have the timing in accuweather forecast. >> all right. aren't the phillies taking on the cubs in the windy city. jaime apody has more on that in sports when "action news" at 5:00 continues in just a moment.

>> an inmate being held in a texas cell across from sandra bland says she did not hear any commotion suggesting foul play before bland was found dead. a preliminary autopsy ruled bland's death was a suicide by hanging. alexandria pile was in the cell across from bland. pile says over the three days they were there, bland was talkative and eager to get out of jail. while bland's family remains doubtful about the autopsy report pile says she believes the 28-year-old did indeed commit suicide. >> i don't think the guards did anything for sure. i mean, -- >> pile wishes the guards would have put bland in the cell with her and two other women to emotionally support one another. >> residents in one british columbia community raced into action to help young whale that found itself in a tough

spot. take a look at the rocks by heartily bay off the north coast. you can see a young killer whale sitting on the rocks unable to get back into the water. >> a yes you know juvenile got a little too aggressive trying to capture a harbor seal and got above onto a rock into a ravine and was actually trapped. >> for about eight hours researchers from a nearby lab kept the killer whale calm, cool and wet. they knew a rising tied would eventually free the young orca and when it finally happened cheers erupted from everyone. the whale was quickly reunited with her pod which had stayed in the area. >> amazing video. >> uh-huh. >> turning to sports now, the red hot phillies are taking on the cubs right now in chicago. >> jam jaime apody is live with the more. hey, jamie. >> hey guys. one week from today this one look very different than it does right now. no moves so far. the trade deadline looms but there are reports that the angels are monitoring the progress of chase utley.

utley took a little bp today before the game in chicago as he gets closer to a return from his ankle injury. jerome williams making his first start since coming back from a hamstring injury but with hams strung on this tip to chris bryant. solo shot, one-nothing cubs in the third inning. now in the fourth, phillies looking to get on the board. freddy galvis nice little single to left, jeff francoeur on second looking to score but chris looking to stop him and he doesn't. two run double by cody asche. regardless, phils took a two-one lead. bottom half of the fourth inning coglin says i can throw and i can hit too. no doubt about that one. cubs back on top three-two. right now that's where it stands in the sixth. did you know chip kelly was married? neither did i. that news came out today in a

washington post article. turns out kelly spent seven years married to jennifer jenkins before they divorced in 1999. a rare glimpse into the private life of a very private man. one guy who has not won the affections of chip kelly is earl wolf. the safety coming off knee surgery that cost him the second half of last season when kelly was asked about him during the ota's he said "he's done nothing but stretch. training camp doesn't start in a week and change wolf is set to impress. he says he think he can fight for starting job in the secondary. >> that's my goal. my goal was never to get here. my goal was to honestly leave a mark. you know i'm just blessed to be here each and every day regardless of what i've been through. i never complained. i'm always positive about everything. i have a positive attitude about it. just ready to start camp play football. >> eagles fans, is this getting old? it should be of no surprise to you because people love to hate us. however, sports illustrated has released a poll of the most hated people places and things in the nfl and eagles

fans are on top of the list. article stirs up all the old stuff, slowing throwing snowballs at santa claus booing: our jeff skversky hit the streets. >> i think sports illustrated is the worst magazine. >> would you like to boo them like a true eagles fans. >> i'll boo the heck out of them. they're wrong. we're the best fans ever. >> reporter: what would you say if they were the most hated fans in the nfl? >> that's pretty accurate i guess. >> reporter: really? >> i travel around the country for my job. i wear a eagles hard hat. so nobody is happy about it. >> someone nobody can late our own long suffering weeksy eagles fan jeff skversky. he'll have more on this coming up at 6:00. finally hockey guys supposed to be all tough. here's one who is actually a softy. scary momentnity in this hockey graham "gma" imin plainville connecticut.

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>> meteorologist adam joseph with a close are look at that weekend. >> i'm not laughing about the weekend. >> not at all. >> we'll have full sunshine on saturday. chance of a storm sunday afternoon but very minimal. good weekend on today. as we take a look at double scan live radar around the region lots of sunshine today. a few fair weather cumulus clouds and temperatures below the average. we're looking live right now on sky6 from temple university of the ben franklin bridge and you can see a lot of blue in this picture in that sky absolutely breath taking. if you're one of the lucky ones about to head over the bridge and heading into new jersey for the shore, it is going to be a great weekend to head to your favorite shore town. in fact, dealing with a sea breeze especially north of atlantic city and ocean city with temperatures in the upper

70's. to the south, the low 80's right now cape may, stone harbor wildwood as well as strathmere and as you head inland, a little bit warmer. you can see that sea breeze has taken over all the way at least into the middle portion of central new jersey. 85 philadelphia, 83 in reading, 81 in wilmington and only upper 70's in the poconos. high pressure still to our west so with the winds around the high we continue to funnel in that very dry air. still dealing with some showers in northern new england. that high pressure remains in control for tonight so plenty of stars very comfortable again, 58 in the suburbs 67 degrees for center city. and then tomorrow that high goes off the coast which means the winds that wraparound the high being clockwise return out of the southwest so it's a little warmer at 88 degrees, a few clouds but the humidity still stays on the low side. but that humidity comes up a little bit on sunday so it's muggy, it's hot 90 degrees and with the front sliding through in the afternoon

there's the chance of a scattered afternoon shower or a thunderstorm. the front won't be all that active. not a ton of energy with it. so again do not cancel the outdoor plans on sunday. saturday splendid sun in the poconos, 80 degrees. 82 humid on sunday with a chance of an afternoon storm. and an increased risk for rip currents at the shore over the weekend so definitely swim where the lifeguards are on duty but very mild water temperatures at 76 degrees. 82 sun soaked at the shore. and then on sunday partly sunny, 84. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, upper 80's tomorrow. 90 more humid on sunday. again, a scattered afternoon thunderstorm. the front stalls here on monday. still a chance for a scattered thunderstorm at the beginning of the week but again does not look overly widespread at 88. and it's very hot and humid tuesday, 91 degrees which could be the beginning of our third heat wave of the summer as we go into the low 90's on

wednesday and thursday. and then another front arrives with the possibility of a downpour or thunderstorm to close out next week and bringing those temperatures down to around 89 degrees. hope you have some outdoor plans this weekend. looking good pretty much both days. >> we're visiting your pool. >> are you? >> exactly. >> i need to find that big lock and lock the gate. >> adam, thanks. topping tonight's people scene, after multiple times guest hotting the view candace cameron burr and paula ferris are in talks to join the snow a more permanent capacity. this is video of candace burr on "dancing with the stars." according to variety both she and ferris are in final negotiations to become cohosts for season 19. they would join veteran path lifts whoopi goldberg and raven simone and michelle collins.

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>> perhaps this is what science fares have now become. instead of demonstrating inventions they created these high school students were

showing off their apps and web sites they developed all part of a two week long summer program at the baldwin school in montgomery county. various philadelphia teenagers taking parter to hopefully get a head start on the ever changing field of computer technology before they eventually head to college. >> my how science has changed. right now brian taff and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories and much more next at sexy 6 o'clock. police make an arrest in the murder of a recent drexel grad after they say dna evidence tests positive. plus local lawmakers consider legislation to protect people who break into cars to save kids and pets trapped in hot vehicles. >> also local students use their summer break to learn more about a potential future car here in medicine. that and much more coming up next at 6:00 for monica malpass adam joseph, end your tire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. "action news" is next. have a good weekend. good night

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>> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> friday night jim's off. i'm brian taff. in the news tonight a philadelphia restaurateur is arrested on child pornography charges and a tractor-trailer spills its hall of lumber all over the new jersey turnpike. but the big story on "action news tonight is an arrest in the murder of a recent drexel graduate in west philadelphia and new details about the moments before jasmine wright was savagely killed. this is the man investigators say carried out the heinous crime, 56-year-old james harris. according to police, he's got a very long history of very

violent crime including murder and rape. "action news" reporter vernon odom has been following this story all day long. police are calling this man a monster. >> reporter: indeed. harris' rap sheet goes back to 1982 when ronald reagan was the president. that year james harris was convicted of murdering his own father. hired handyman james harris was the target of the investigation from day one. police were convinced this career criminal was the vicious attacker who raped beat and strangled jasmine wright aged 27. a recent master's grad from drexel university who missed a third floor apartment on 50th street. harris aged 56 was recently fired from his maintenance job here but had never surrendered his keys to the building owner. laris was seen by neighbors entering the building on the day of the murder. police were holding harris on a burglary charge as they waited for the dna test results which came in