the king of prussia mall back on march 31st. it was first shown in court back in early may at a preliminary hearing. we were there as the detective narrated the video you're about to see frame by frame. a judge decided last week that it was in the public's interest to release it. in the surveillance video from march 31st, you can see a woman police identified as 32-year-old sherri amoore approach malekah hunter shopping with her seven week old son and her toddler. the two women did not know each other before this encounter. amoore strung a conversation with hunter and the two can be seen on the video walking through the mall together. they sat town in the food court and shared a meal. after awhile amoore picked up the infant and hunter handed her a blanket to cover the child. she had held the baby boy for quite some time while hunter attended to her toddler son. still standing amoore picked up her purse then some of the items from the table and walked to the trash can to throw them away with the infant still in her arms.

with the baby's mother still seated at the table looking at her toddler amoore walked away with the child in what appears to be a fast pace. she crossed the food court. you can see her walk by the escalators. then she took the stairs two at a time. watch as she exited the mall with the infant in her arms. when the video was shown at the preliminary hearing amoore's attorney was asked if this is an opened and closed case. >> it's opened and closed as to what happened. what's not closed is why it happened. and the case will wind its way through the court and we'll be able to show evidence as to why it happened. >> reporter: amoore's family called police when they saw the surveillance images of her leaving the mall with the baby on the day of the abduction. the child was found safe at amoore's tredyffrin apartment. she told authorities then she delivered a baby in february but the child the not live long and passed away. what's youwhat's your client's f mind? confused.

emotional. upset. not clear. >> reporter: at that hearing we asked amoore's attorney if she had ever actually been pregnant and he told us there had been a baby shower with more than a hundred people in attendance but didn't explain any further. amoore's formal arraignment on charges of kidnapping and other offenses is set for june 22nd. she has already waived her appearance. live in king of prussia, i'm sarah bloomquist, channel6 "action news. >> thank you sarah. here at the big board now nearly a year after a delaware county delivery driver was killed police now know who killed him. just hours ago they announced that they are searching for this man rodney shelton. police say shelton killed thomas childs last june 9th. childs was shot on a loading dock at ridgeway industries in yeadon. police think the motive was robbery. the district attorney thinks shelton is hiding out somewhere in either north carolina or georgia but he does have family in this area.

meantime investigators have also identified the suspect wanted for the killing of a 78-year-old man in southwest philadelphia. investigators in that case are looking for quintis clark. they say the 18-year-old killed joseph daly last week. daly was found tuesday murdered in his home in the 6300 block of theodore street. police say when they arrived at the home the back window was broken and daly's van was missing. police found that van days later at griscom and oxford avenue. if you know where clark s-please call police. >> an investigation is under way tonight after a home exploded and injured two people in new jersey. the blast because strong enough to destroy a duplex and send debris flying in a phillipsburg neighborhood. "action news" reporter walter perez is live on the scene. >> reporter: rick we'll take you right to the scene here where demolition crews and investigators were hard at work all day long. we spoke with officials here on the scene who say

considering how powerful that explosion was, they are fully aware that the outcome could have easily been much worse. >> it is amaze nothing one was killed. >> reporter: phillipsburg new jersey mayor steven alice is talking about the massive explosion that leveled a four unit apartment house on the unit block of fillmore street this past saturday night. mayor ellis says he knew something bad happened right away. >> i felt it. i was at my house. i just left the relay for life event over at our high school and it shook the ground which is about a mile awayism amazingly only two people were injured. one victim identified as 36-year-old clay metzger suffered serious burns and remains in critical but stable condition at lehigh valley hospital. a neighbor who didn't want to be identified says it was obvious right away that metzger was badly injured. >> the neighbor was spraying a hose on him because his skin was -- it was coming off. he was -- it was so bad. >> reporter: the other person injured suffered a laceration to the face but that victim is expected to

fully recover. meanwhile the question that lingers is, how did this happen. >> we have a specialist here from elizabethtown gas, pardon me, in georgia and we also have our detectives sifting through the rubble to find the cause. >> reporter: back out live on the scene here, at least one of the neighboring homes may still have to come down. investigators are still not sure yet. also, two dogs were injured in the blast. they're being treated for burns. in fact one was burned seriously. once again still no word how this happened but several neighbors reported to police that there was an odor of gas in the neighborhood before the explosion occurred. reporting live from phillipsburg, new jersey, walter perez, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, walter. the teenage here admitted stabbing another teen to death was sentenced to eight to 16 years in prison. frisbee had already admitted to killing anita cotton in a parking lot of a walgreens store in the hunting park section of the city. the two got in a fight after the fourth of july fireworks last summer. the judge handed down that sentence today.

the trial for the man accused of killing his coworker in a montgomery county meat plant will get under way tomorrow. police say peter attend stabbed his co-worker to death last year. the motive was revenge for a prank. a jury was selected today. testimony will start tomorrow. prosecutors have already said they will not seek the death penalty if he's convicted of first degree murder. >> tonight we're learning more about muhammad ali's final days and how his life will be celebrated. >> and for the first time one of his daughters is talking about her dad and his legacy. abc's marci gonzalez is in louisville with the latestism paying tribute to the greatest, muhammad ali's body now back home in louisville, his spirit honored around the world. >> it's only fitting that all communities, all nations have an opportunity to participate in this last episode. >> reporter: the 74-year-old

died friday of septic shock due to natural causes after a decades long battle with parkinson's disease. >> i felt like he was trapped inside of his body. so, i have comfort in knowing that he's not suffering anymore. >> reporter: the funeral plans now being finalized after a private service for immediate family thursday, there will be a public memorial friday starting with a procession down muhammad ali boulevard to the cemetery where he'll be laid to rest. then this arena will host thousands for an interfaith service. this plan laid out three years ago by ali himself. >> he was the people's champ. and so he wanted that memorial service to reflect that. >> reporter: also reflecting on his life, long time friends former president bill clinton and comedian billy crystal among those delivering eulogies saying a final goodbye to an icon whose legacy reaches far beyond the boxing ring. >> our job now as a city is to send him off with the class

and dignity and respect that he deserves. >> reporter: that goodbye started with fans leaving flowers and cards and with a prayer service tonight at his nearby childhood home. in louisville, marci gonzalez channel6 "action news." >> you can read more about the life and legacy of muhammad ali on our web site at 6abc.com. we also have a photo gallery of his life, reaction to his death and more details about the funeral arrangements. >> time right now for a check of our "action news" traffic report. >> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center and how are we looking tonight, matt. >> well, you know, new week but same old this on 95 rick and monica. northbound side heading toward the work zone at girard and cottman. this is the scene right underneath the ben franklin bridge and you can see that northbound traffic is quite sluggish headed up toward that first work zone at girard avenue. speeds don't look too bad, slower on the blue route northbound coming off 95.

in brookhaven a crash along brookhaven road at creek side drive. also still have the one in new hanover by the swamp pike pub along swamp pike at faust road. this is 295 in burlington county. still a sluggish pace on the southbound side from past 195 down to 206 but the vehicle fire there is long gone. we've just been trying to recover for almost the last hour now. on northbound 295 coming out of salem county into gloucester county there's still some downed wires blocking the right lane at auburn. speeds there are just in the low 30's. on the mass transit front delays of up to 10 minutes on the market frankford line because of some mechanical issues and yesterday new shuttle busing started on septa's route 10 and route 15 trolleys. that busing situation lasting for several months so we're getting used to that today. also getting word of a crash along the route 11 trolley route that's impacting the service and causing some delays. and njt's ac rail line is shuttle butsing again this week between philadelphia and cherry hill.

that's because of the work on the delaware bridge lasting until friday morning. we'll check it again rick and monica coming up in the next half hour. >> sounds good. >> thank you, matt. >> today marks the 72nd anniversary of d-day. one of the local statues honoring the soldiers is angel of the resurrection in 30th street station it was dedicated in 1952 to honor the 1300 pennsylvania railroad employees who died in world war ii. and today in washington, d.c. there was this wreath presentation at the national world two memorial on june 6th of 1944, more than 150,000 u.s. and british forces stormed five different beaches in normandy, france, trying to fight nazi germany. >> much more still to come on "action news" monday night. the federal reserve claire giving an update on the economy today from right here in philadelphia. >> plus, the prosecutor explains his decision not to charge the mother of the young boy who got into that gorilla enclosure. >> we'll explain the new tool cancer researchers have to help them develop more effective ways to treat the

disease. >> i'm tracking a windy cool down by the middle of the week along with some scattered showers. i'll have all the details and the big changes on the way in the accuweather forecast when "action news" returns. >> ♪ you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means.

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>> the mother of the three-year-old boy who was able to get into a gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo will not be charged. last month the child apparently got away from his mom and climbed over the outer barrier then fell 15 feet into a shallow moat. a special response team shot and killed the 17-year-old gorilla to protect the boy. witnesses told investigators the child's mother was temporarily distracted by other children when the little boy fell. >> and if anyone doesn't believe a three-year-old can scamper off very quickly, they've never had kids. 'cause they can. and they do. >> meanwhile the department of agriculture is investigating the zoo over that incident. >> ♪ >> all right, turning to health check tonight vice president joe biden is unveiling a powerful new tool in the fight against cancer. >> it is a database there could help people get the best treatment for them no matter where they are. ali gorman at the big board with details for us.

ali. >> reporter: hey guys this is part of the vice president's moonshot mission to help speed up research and find more cures for cancer. now, while many cancer centers have similar systems in place, critics say they're too limited and it takes too long to access information. the white house says the new public database will be easier to use. it starts with information from 12,000 patients. the program is designed to share details about the genetic makeup of different tumors and how they respond to different treatments. well, can a graphic picture spark someone to quit smoking? a four week study of more than 2,000 smokers shows 40 percent who got a picture warning on the cigarette pack attempted to quit compared to 34 with just a text ago warning. the study wasn't long enough to see if people actually can kicked the habit. but researchers say this is one low cost way to make a difference. still when the fda tried to enforce this a few years ago, cigarette makers sued to stop

it. and finally today, some of the most popular pop stars are promoting some pretty unhealthy foods to teenagers. a report published in pediatrics looked at more than 500 celebrity endorsements and found the majority of food and drinks targeted at teens were deemed poorly nutritious because of their high calorie counter, high sugar salt and fat levels. the commercials were youtube based. study authors would like to investigate the impact this has on kids' health. and of course we are seeing more teenagers face obesity and even diabetes. many in healthcare including myself would like to see healthier foods promoted to help teens make better choices. the earlier healthier habits are picked up the greater the chances are that they will last. rick and monica, back over to you. >> ali, thank you. >> thank you. >> there is a new fight to keep kids safe in new jersey when they have to what tuck school. see what kids have to endure

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>> ♪ >> breaking news out of southwest philadelphia now. police are on the scene of an accident near 47th and

woodland. this is a live pick can cherry from chopper6. investigators say a suspect led them on a brief foot chase after he crashed into a septa trolley and into a nearby lumberyard. no word if any passengers were injured. police don't know why that driver ran off when they arrived but they were able to catch him a short distance away. >> in other news speaking in center city today, federal reserve chair janet yellen gave a mixed view of the economy but said improvements in unemployment are impressive. >> in particular the job market is strengthened substantially and i believe we're now close to eliminating the slack that's weighed on the labor market since the recession. >> yellen also said today it's unclear when the feds should raise interest rates. she had previously said the increase would come in the next few months. yellen's speech comes one week before the fed's next meeting in students teachers and school district officials in camden gathered today to hopefully make what they say is a much needed change.

the grassroots organization the village sponsored this walk that started at camden high school. more than 2 miles later it was to show folks firsthand what camden students confront every day on the street to and from school. students who live less than two and a half miles away are not provided a bus. while nearby communities like in gloucester township do offer buses for students who live as close as a half mile away. >> and there's much more still to come on "action news" monday night. a check of a very nice forecast. >> let's take it outside right now. sky6 hd showing you the ben franklin bridge with puffy white clouds above. meteorologist cecily tynan with that exclusive accuweather five day for the week ahead when "action news" comes right back.

>> time for accuweather. at the "action news" big board tonight. >> meteorologist cecily tynan joins us with a forecast i think most folks are going to like she said. >> i knew exactly what you went. and this is going to be a pretty quiet week all in all way good amount of sunshine but we are live on sky6. cape may and we do have some cloud cover, some high thin clouds beginning to thicken there with that wind off the ocean. and cape may is the cool spot. currently with that wind off the ocean it's only 76 degrees but atlantic city airport 9 miles inland it's 85. it's 85 in philadelphia, allentown 83, reading 84, trenton and wilmington also 84 degrees. but we have dewpoints in the 50's, so it's pretty

comfortable, a much drier air mass than yesterday. satellite6 along with action radar showing starting the day with lots of sunshine. we've got some of those fair weather cumulus beginning to pop up but if you look over southern delaware you can see some very thick clouds trying to stream from the north and this is from tropical storm colin. this is the latest infrared satellite and you can see that this is a really lopsided storm. all of the convection, all the thunderstorms are east of the center. so, it's not a very strong system, maximum sustained winds 50 miles per hour but it is on the verge of making landfall near big bend florida and it's moving very quickly north-northeast at 23 miles per hour. the big problem with colin across florida, georgia and parts of the carolinas will be the potential for some very heavy rain. three to 5-inches of rain, up to 8-inches in some localities but you can see with the track how this is not going to be affecting our weather. we'll have a cold front move through tomorrow afternoon and that will essentially kick

colin out to sea. so, we've got pretty quiet conditions tonight. partly cloudy, comfortable with dewpoints in the 50's. if you tone have allergies, you can open up the window let the breeze blow in. pretty nice night. 61 in allentown, 68 in philadelphia, 69 in cape may and wilmington, 67 degrees. future tracker showing as we start the day tomorrow, good amount of sunshine, little bit of cloud cover along the coast but then in the afternoon, with that cold front pressing in, we could see a scattering of some showers and thunderstorms. not a lot of moisture to work with so you can see by 5 o'clock, a few blips on the radar for most of this region though that front will move through dry and then behind it we have a big cooldown on wednesday. so, the five day at 5:00 showing tomorrow it's going to be warm again, 85 degrees, a couple of spotty thunderstorms late in the day. wednesday the high only 70 in the lehigh valley, temperatures stuck in the 60's. it's going to feel cooler with the winds and then in the afternoon some instability showers kicking off. thursday sunny and breezy, 75 degrees. i think friday the nicest day

of the work week. 77 degrees with loads of sunshine and we start the weekend off dry. mixture of clouds and sunshine with a high of 80. i'll let you know if it stays that way for sunday coming up in the full accuweather 7-day forecast. all in all this is a pretty nice week. >> sounds great. >> yes. >> thank you cecily. much more still ahead on our next half hour of "action news" at 5:00. residents in parts of florida are getting ready for a major tropical storm that's heading their way. what the governor of the sunshine state had to say today. >> plus, a crime of opportunity in one philadelphia neighborhood that police need your help to solve. we'll tell you why detectives want to find the person in this surveillance video. there he is. we'll have those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> okay.

>> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. the stage is set for the last major primary show down in the presidential race. millions and of votes, hundreds of delegates and one coveted party nomination. we are live with the latest. a suspected bank bandit does not get very far after targeting a wilmington branch and you won't believe who sounded the alarm. plus a call to action for lawmakers across the area to

fill the tables and kitchen cabinets of hungry families. >> ♪ >> now the details. 2016 race for the white house will reach a critical threshold tomorrow. six states including new jersey and delegate rich california will hold contests. >> republican donald trump has already earned enough delegates to clinch his party's nomination. democrat hillary clinton will likely do the same tomorrow. >> so here's the break down. democrats in california montana new jersey new mess company and north and south dakota will vote tomorrow. 806 total delegates are up for grabs and republicans will vote in california, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. 303 delegates are up for grabs there. >> here is where the delegate count stands right now. as we said republican donald trump already has passed the so-called magic number to lock in his party's nomination. on the democratic side hillary clinton currently has 2,360 delegates. that's just 23 delegates short of the 200083 she needs for

the nomination and bernie sanders has a thousand 568 delegates. >> so after months of campaigning contests rallies speeches and debates it all comes down to tomorrow. donald trump will further solidify his place as the republican nominee and while hillary clinton will likely gain enough delegates to lock up the democratic nomination, bernie sanders will hope to play the spoiler in the golden state tomorrow. >> abc's stephanie ramos live in los angeles now with much more from the campaign trail for us. hi, stephanie. >> hi, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, monica and rick. that's right, hillary day is what hillary clinton is hoping for here tomorrow in california. at rallies across the state clinton joked about a trump presidency and is talking about the history she can make in her campaign. while bernie sanders is hoping to get super delegates to switch their loyalties. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are headed toward what's expected to be the deciding primary night. >> i want to finish strong here in california. >> reporter: and she may just do that.

>> i was delighted to win puerto rico. delighted to win the virgin islands. we are moving forward. >> reporter: after that huge win in puerto rico and the virgin islands over the weekend by abc's count clinton is 23 delegates away from wrapping up the democratic nomination just a day before six states vote including the delegate rich states of new jersey and california. >> it's not over until it's over. >> reporter: the clinton camp not slowing down. clinton and her husband have a schedule hosting a total of nine events in california today. meanwhile bernie sanders says he's worried if clinton is crowned the democratic nominee once polls close in new jersey and before voting wraps in california voters in the golden state won't go to the polls. >> frankly i don't know how it plays out. i don't know whose side hurts more. >> reporter: a sanders win in california could lead to a contested convention and the vermont senator says he'd use the next two months to lobby super delegates who can and who have in the past changed

their minds. the white house has hinted president obama will endorse the democratic party's presumptive nominee very soon possibly later this week. his aides say he's eager to campaign and is brushing up on his stump skills looking to directly challenge donald trump. in los angeles she have fee ramos channel6 "action news." back to you guys. >> thank you stephanie. >> as we mentioned republicans and democrats in the garden state will vote tomorrow in their primaries. "action news" was at a warehouse in hamilton township mercer county today where the last of the voting machines was getting ready to go out. the polls in new jersey opened at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, they chose at 8:00 p.m. there are 142 democratic and 51 republican delegates up for grabs and new jersey voters could be the ones to solidify the nomination for hillary clinton. >> 6abc and abc news will closely monitor the results of tomorrow's primaries. be sure to download the 6abc news app to get breaking news alerts from the campaign trail and live results on election night. the 6abc news app is a free

download for your mobile device. philadelphia city council may give the go-ahead to the police department to issue swift justice for nuisance crimes during the democratic national convention next month. the legislation will allow officers to land out 100-dollar civil fines instead of making arrests for minor infractions. they include disorderly conduct, blocking a street or failing to heed a request to disburse. police officials say they don't want a repeat of the republican national convention in 2,000 when more than 400 protestors were arrested and nearly all of them later acquited. >> residents on part of florida's gulf coast are preparing for tropical storm colin as it churns toward that state. they are filling sand bags to secure their homes the best they can. the storm could bring serious flooding. some schools closed early today and graduation ceremonies were postponed. florida's governor rick scott has already declared a state of emergency. >> don't go out, don't drive through standing water. don't go outside if you don't need to go outside. don't get out of your house.

have water, have food, have radios that you can listen to the national weather service. >> governor scott says he has notified the national guard and the state has the potential to activate 6,000 national guard members if needed. world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the approaching tropical storm colin as well as a preview of the primaries tomorrow. you can watch that following "action news at 6:00. >> philadelphia police say a man was fast asleep when someone broke into his home and assaulted him. this was there scene along the 3900 block of roosevelt boulevard around 4:00 a.m. the victim told police the person walked up to him and hit him with a gun. the suspect then ran away without taking anything. the homeowner was taken to the hospital for treatment. still not clear why he was allegedly targeted. from our delaware news room tonight, wilmington police took a suspected bank robber into custody after the man allegedly targeted the artisan's bank on kirkwood highway. authorities tell "action news" that workers at the pnc bank across the street saw the

robbery unfold and called 911. as you can see the man was taken into custody a short time later right there. detectives have not released the suspect's name or what charges he will be facing. authorities in bucks county have identified the suspected robber who was shot and can killed while allegedly trying to rob a levittown pharmacy on friday. he was 33-year-old willie bozarth of sewell new jersey. he was kill when the own are of pennsbury pharmacy opened fire to protect himself. the owner saw the man coming because of his store's surveillance cameras. his alleged accomplice kim goldsboro was arrested at the scene. a a truck traveling along corner catch road near carrington drive at 10:00 this morning when it got too close to the shoulder and overturned. you can see there it got tangled in the power lines. the 69-year-old driver was rushed to the hospital to be checked out. it took about four hours for delmar have crews to restore power.

philadelphia police want to know if you recognize this man in surveillance video. they say he stole a city vehicle from a municipal parking lot along whitaker avenue in jun juniata park. turns out the employee who drove that car was in the building when it was stolen. and a would be robber looking to make a quick buck at a south philadelphia dunkin' donuts was thwarted by the cash register. surveillance video from inside the store here along the 800 block of broad street, the employee reportedly told the suspect she couldn't open the register. he implied that he had a gun. the man then reached over himself and tried to open it but he couldn't, either. he ran out empty handed. >> pennsylvania senator bob casey said there are too many people living in our state and across the country that are hungry. he spoke at the nonprofit grocery store fair and square here in chester today. it's operated through philadbundance. senator casey called on can congress to do more to support young children and families in need including stopping the

attacks on programs that help like wic and snap. >> we've got too many people in our state and across the country that even if a recovering economy are still food insecure. that's a nice way of saying this don't have enough to eat. >> chester was considered a food desert until three years ago when the fair and square opened its doors. >> time get a check of the traffic scene monday night. >> matt pelman back in the "action news" traffic center with the very latest on the highways and by ways. >> get those notepads ready. i got a couple of important things to tell you about. i know you're very attentive. here on the schuylkill expressway this afternoon it's normal delays in both directions here by the vine street expressway but here's what's important. not only will the vine street expressway shut down right here at 11 o'clock tonight, they're also going to block one of these two lanes on the eastbound schuylkill starting at 9:00. that means a whole bunch of traffic is going to be funneled down into just one lane. then they'll work on the westbound schuylkill from about 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. so, as much as you can during

the overnight hours stay local through the city or over on 95. the vine will be out of commission and the schuylkill will be jammed with that construction. have a crash this afternoon in center city along market near 15th there by the clothes pin. also one in west deptford gloucester county along kings highway. looks like speeds are improving a little bit on 295 northbound with those downed wires. they are still blocking the right lane in old man's township. and here's a warning for you if you use the delaware memorial bridge. tomorrow starting at 5:00 in the morning the whole way until 9:00 at night they're going to block two lanes headed into delaware for work on the suspension cables. we expect big delays throughout the day on the delaware memorial bridge. of course we'll keep you posted and in delaware a crash on highway southbound at 273. single digit speeds there as well. rick and monica, back over to you. >> all right, matt. >> thank you. >> see you tomorrow. >> still ahead on "action news" tonight, four years of hard work and long nights paid off for dozens of young men and women in philadelphia. we will show you. >> and the phillies are aiming

to add to their win column tonight in south philadelphia. we're live at the ballpark with a preview of tonight's big game against the cubs. and cecily's in for adam tonight. >> hi, rick. we have a warm start to the week. 85 degrees right now but some of this cool air trapped over canada will be moving in on wednesday. i've got a somewhat chilly and windy and unsettled midweek but the rest of the week is looking great. all the details in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues in just a moment. >> ♪

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>> harrah's casino and delaware county officials are trying to turn out the lights on proposed video gaming. the senior executives joined elected officials in chester to denounce a bill under consideration by the statehouse. it would allow video picker keno and bingo terminals in bars restaurants maybe even strip malls but they say that would be few regulations. >> there are no requirements for 24 hour security. no requirements to have security at the entrance. nno limit on machines or where they can go.

no prohibition against minors and where they can be. >> the group says video game wog cut into the casino business and the millions that it puts into the delaware county economy every year. >> time for sports. ducis rodgers here now. phillies no rest for the weary taking on a tough opponent tonight. >> yeah, they will test themselves today against the slickness. phillies fresh off a split with the brewers draw a tough assignment to begin this week. first place cubs in the town a team that swept that many a little more than a week ago. jaime apody is live at the pork with park with a preview. >> reporter: everyone talking about the bottle throwing incident involving ryan howard but insides the clubhouse they're talking about how to bottle up yesterday's offensive explosion. the phillies erupted yesterday for eight runs. and for the first time all season had more than three in one inning. in the fifth they got five. thanks to back to back home runs.

they can hit if they want. >> we know what we have, you know, in our lineup and we know that it hasn't really shown up yet but for to it kind of break out like it d-hopefully it's contagious and we'll keep it going. >> i'd like to point to yesterday. now, what we did yesterday is we capitalized on balls that were out over the plate. the pitcher made some batter pitches. and we capitalized on that. it's a matter of being can consistent. >> reporter:. >> coming up at 6:00 ryan howard on his day's numbers. we will hear about that plus the big piece got some big props from his biggest fan, charles barkley and he did talk about the bottle throwing incident. we'll have that coming up at 6:00 as well. live at citizens bank park jaime apody. >> tomorrow the eagles begin mandatory mini camp and they have avoided an uncomfortable

situation. fletcher cox and darren sproles have reported to the novacare facility. those two missed voluntary workouts all off season leaving many to wonder if they'll participate this week. sproles was dealing with family issues. cox is seeking a new long term contract. rain yesterday prompt an extra day of race dag in the poconos. in nascar danica patrick and tony stewart get tangled up on happen 93. that's not good to tail up with the boss. kurt busch low on fuel. it does not matter. he runs into an interim crew chief. kurt busch takes the checkered flag. warriors looking golden inn their if i'm wit their fina. the warriors outscored the cavs 30-18 in the period. golden state hit 15 3's. once again the warriors

are now up two games to one. this series now shifts to cleveland for became three. that's wednesda -- game three. that's wednesday night at 9:00 here on 6abc. still plenty of time left up in the series. cleveland better get one soon. >> must win. thank you ducis. this is a proud day for students in university city today. >> ♪ >> sounds of pomp and circumstance. the class of 2016 graduated from west catholic prep high school. although high school is done though a new beginning is just ahead for many of these young men and women as he had they thf to college. graduation day for the young women and callahan catholic girls high school. family and friends also filled the pews proudly watching as the graduates received their diplomas. (applause). harder than i thought, is way

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you can watch game three of the nba finals wednesday night right here on 6abc. that had to cost a pretty penny. >> wide screen tv. >> popcorn, it's all good. >> partly sunny cecily tynan i --meteorologist cecily tynan s here. >> storm tracker6 getting a bit of a break working overtime last flight with the storms. we have dry conditions out there. this is a live look taking a look over the commodore barry bridge and seeping the blue skies, seeing the fair weather cumulus clouds popping up in the heating of the day and temperatures definitely on the warm side today. our afternoon high managed to make it up to 86 degrees. that's 6 degrees above normal. look at the record though. the record 100 set way back in 1925. the morning low also on the warm side, 68 degrees but with dewpoints in the 50's, it feels a lot better than yesterday when we had dewpoints in the 70's.

philadelphia 85. trenton 84. 84 in wilmington and reading. allentown 83. millville 83. and the cool spot, cape may, 74 degrees with that wind off the water were. so tonight partly cloudy, pretty comfortable night again with that low humidity, 61 degrees in the suburbs, 68 degrees for center city. satellite6 along with action radar showing we have a little bit of squeeze play going on with clouds. some of those fair weather cumulus clouds moving in from the west and then you can see this veil of thicker clouds moving up from the south. that cloud cover is all associated with tropical storm colin. maximum sustained winds 50 miles per hour. you can see how all the convection with the storm, all the thunderstorms are really east of the center so it's not a very powerful tropical storm but it is on the verge of making landfall near big bend florida and then it's going to be skirting across southern georgia through the carolinas and then tomorrow it gets kicked out to sea by a cold front. this cold front will move through here late in the afternoon.

could bring us a spotty thunderstorm or two. i don't expect anything widespread. ahead of that front another warm day. 85 degrees. but behind that front, we get that wind tunnel effect so it's going to be a windy day with wind gusts up to about 30 miles per hour. it's going to be a cool day as well with a high of only 70. that's 10 degrees below normal and with this troth, this little piece of energy in the atmosphere we could get some pop-up showers in the afternoon. wednesday you may want a jacket or a sweater and an umbrella but thursday and friday looking really nice and at this point the weekend is looking pretty nice as well. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, you like it warm, you've got it again tomorrow. 85 degrees. a good amount of sunshine. late in the day with that cold front could have a couple spotty thunderstorms. nothing widespread. lined this system on wednesday, though, temperatures drop dramatically. the high only 70. lehigh valley, you're going to be stuck in the 60's. it will be windy and then in the afternoon some scattered showers. but we clear out those showers on thursday.

high pressure building in bringing us beautiful conditions. still a little bit on the breezy side. lots of sunshine with a high of 75. friday looks fabulous. mostly sunny, 77, so still slightly on the cool side but temperatures rebound back into the low 80's for the weekend. at this point the weekend is looking real nice. mixture of clouds and sunshine, a-80 on saturday. sunday partly sunny, just a slight chance of a pop-up thunderstorm. i think most areas will be dry with a high of 82. and monday the afternoon high dropping down to 79 degrees. so, no heat wave in sight. no big rain storms. all in all, this week's looking really nice. >> okay. >> thank you so much. >> thank you cecily. as the weather turns cooler we invite you to stay with 6abc.com/weather. you'll find constantly updated forecast information storm tracker6 live and more 24 hours a day.

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improvement in others. the 2016 annual kids count report shows that fewer children lack health insurance, that's good and fewer teens are giving birth but more children in new jersey are also receiving school breakfast another good point. however, child poverty rates remain higher than in 2010 and almost a third of the children in the state live in low incan come families. the report was kick the by advocates for children in new jersey. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and much more coming up next at 6:00. tonight philadelphia police to search for the phillies fan who threw a beer bot dell at ryan howard. >> plus newly released surveillance video shows the moment that baby was abducted at the can king of prussia mall. we'll show you what happened before the suspect ran off with the newborn. >> and the top police dogs in country just wrapped up day one of competition in philadelphia. and "action news" was there. >> those stories and more coming up next at 6:00 for adam joseph, cecily tynan jaime apody rick williams the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass. have a great night. "action news" at 6:00 is next.

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>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night. a traffic stop leads to a major heroine bust in delaware and 10 cars slam into each other on the schuylkill expressway. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the search for the bottle thrower. there are an awful lot of people including police and thousands of phillies fans who want that guy held accountable for what he allegedly did, throw a bottle at ryan howard at the end of saturday night's

game against the milwaukee brewers at citizens bank park. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is at south detectives headquarters tonight. chad, what's the status of the investigation? >> reporter: well, jim, police really want this guy to just come forward. this is a summary citation. he can save everyone a lot of time if he can comes whoer to south detectives, gets his citation and pays his fine. >> i think there everybody in whatever field it is that they do, whether you change oil, whether you work at a grocery store or whatever if somebody came and threw a beer bottle at you or something like that you would be upset. >> reporter: phillies first baseman ryan howard calls the beer bottle throwing incident incalled for and personal. it happened saturday evening after the phillies lost this man allegedly threw a bottle at howard. this image was captured by another fan sitting nearby but the phillies have confirmed the fan was seen on stadium surveillance hurling the bud light. police are urging the fan to come forward and receive a