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the associated press, hillary clinton has achieved that historic moment as the first woman to clinch a major party's nomination for president. it is monday night, and the big story on "action news" tonight is 2383. 2383 delegates. the a.p. says the number of super delegates committed to clinton today giving her the magic number to clinch the presidential nomination for president. this was expected to happen tomorrow night when clinton and bernie sanders face off in the last big night of primaries head lined by california and new jersey. sanders and his supporters reject the notion of clinton being the presumptive nominees because super delegates can change their minds until the roll call at the convention.

and if he wins tomorrow night he will go on a barnstorming tour in hopes to changing their minds. and claiming that clinton clinches, that's what they are saying. sanders saying not so fast. new jersey can you of six states casting ballots. the polls open at 6:00 and voters can cast ballots until 8:00 p.m. the police apprehended a man who allegedly attacked a woman behind a wawa in northeast philadelphia and tried to rape her. "action news" reporter, jeff chirico, is live in the 9400 block of state road. jeff, how did this happen? first, what is the condition of the victim? >> jim, the victim is ok. she had some bruises on her arm. she told the police she was grabbed from the wawa and pulled through the parking lot here into the woods back here where she was sexually assaulted in what the police describe as a hut. chopper 6 over the wooded scene

consider police say a 29-year-old woman was sexually assaulted in broad daylight happening after can have p.m. behind the shopping center in the 9400 block of state road. >> it makes me sick to my some that it happened in this neighborhood. >> and a woman waiting for a ride outside of wawa and a man approached and talked to her. >> asked her for a cigarette and grabbed her arm and walked her forcibly behind businesses. an area with high weeds and there was a makeshift little hut with a blanket and some jugs of water. >> the chief inspector small says that's where the man touched the victim and began removing her clothes before she got away and called police. the suspect nabbed blocks away when an alert officer stopped the man matching the description. >> i still can't believe it. this is a nice area. >> customers picking up dinner a short time later were stunned to learn what happened at a face they visit often.

>> feel pretty safe around here. >> i always did, until now. >> police have not released the suspect's name. they believe that he actually lived in the hut in the woods. right now the police are waiting for the s.v.u. to process the crime scene. although they have their suspect they will pull video from the cameras at the shopping center to get an idea how this all unfolded. reporting live in philadelphia jeff chirico for channel 6 "action news." and police are investing a shooting involving a 5-year-old. investigators say the child shot before 10:00 tonight in the 400 block of whittington place. shot in the chest, but is expected to survive. police continued their search for the shooter. a firefighter was hurt battling a blaze in folcroft tonight. crews called to the dollar store just before 10:00. firefighters arrived to heavy

fire and thick smoke pouring from the store. flames spread to nearby stores. the firefighter taken to the hospital for treatment and we have no word yet on the extent of his injuries. this is 75-year-old joyce laury and she is missing at this hour and she has alzheimer's. philadelphia police say she was waiting in a car outside of the philadelphia parking authority at 9th and filbert while her granddaughter was inside paying a ticket. an officer instructed her to move the car from the taxi zone so laury got behind the wheel and drove off. they don't know where she is. and it is a jeep patriot. video showing the abduction of a child from a king of prussia mall. showing the suspect amoore

approaching. and you see the suspect holding the baby and starting to walk away while the mother is looking at her other child. amoore took the stairs to an upper floor before walking into the parking lot. the 7-week-old found safe a few hours later at amoore's apartment and amoore awaiting charges on kidnapping. and fans trying to show ryan howard a little love, giving him a standing ovation when he came in at a pinch-hitter in the ninth inning of tonight's game. of course this is two days after somebody threw a beer bottle at howard inside of the ballpark. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live far from the stadium in ardmore, but she is there because she spoke to a witness of the episode. >> saying it was quick and sudden and didn't realize what happened until he saw the bottled beverage on the field.

>> this guy threw a beer bottle right at his feet. and immediately after he jumped over the row behind him and took off. >> not before dennis's cousin snapped this photo, the only public image of the map the miss believe threw a bottle at ryan howard. telling "action news" the fan moved down from a higher seat. >> he wasn't in front of us for most of the game. >> did you notice anything weird or off when he came down? >> he was by himself and quiet he had his head down most of the game. >> the struggling slugger grounded out to end the game and this fan took his frustration too far. >> sometimes i have good days and sometimes i have bad days, but it don't mean that somebody gets the right to throw a beer bottle at you and not face consequences. >> giving them a ticket or something like that, that's not punishment. i've always believed just get him in the batting cage for about 15 minutes and whatever happens, happens. >> and facing a disorderly

conduct citation, the police do not believe it will be tough to track him down since stadium surveillance has been handed over. another black eye. in april fans tossed wrist bands on to the ice during a playoff game. >> i think most people were thinking exactly that, just another philadelphia incident. we can't have this happen, you know. we want our players to want to play here and that's not going to help. >> now the unruly fan will likely face a fine and police are just asking this person to simply turn themselves in. reporting live, christie ileto for channel 6 "action news." jim? >> thank you, christie. tropical storm colin is stirring up the surf on the gulf coast of florida. knocking out power in some areas and flooded roads in only areas. and how bad the storm can get, cecily tynan is live at the big board. >> flooding the main concern with colin.

parts of florida and south carolina could get up to eight inches of rain locally. this is infrared satellite and it shows we are actually feeling the effects of colin, but just in the form of some high, thin clouds. really the big concern with colin is the rain. switch this over to radar and show you that colin is really just beginning to make landfall right now. all of this tropical moisture is well in advance of the storm system. and you can see jacksonville heavy rain streaming up into the carolinas. and we are looking at the potential 3-6 inches plus from northern florida through south carolina and georgia. and that will cause localized flooding. the center of the storm again is beginning to pull ashore. maximum sustained wind 50 miles per hour and a pretty weak tropical system moving northeast at 22 miles per hour it will actually take out the forward motion by tomorrow morning

around 8:00 near charleston, south carolina. and then racing out to sea. the reason why, there is a cold front pushing it out to sea and a big change in weather by wednesday. and i will let you know in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you, cecily. more politics. donald trump trying to put out the fires over his comment about the judge, criticism from foes and friends for saying that the judge has been ruling unfairly in the trump university lawsuit because he is mexican. the judge, who was born in indiana, an american, is of mexican dissent. trump says that the judge has it in for him because trump is going to build the wall. today newt gingrich scolded the presumptive nominee. >> it goes against the model of being american.

when you go down that road, you destroy america. >> and telling "action news," i don't care if the judge is mexican or not mexican i just want a fair shake. and wanting justice for crimes, allowing police to issue $100 civil fines rather than criminal arrests. wanting to avoid the repeat of the 2000 national convention where more than 400 protesters were arrested back then and most of the cases ended in acquittals. and still to come on "action news" tonight, a philadelphia high schooler has never missed a day of class and doesn't plan to tomorrow as he accepts his diploma. and new details on the memorial to honor mohammed ali's life and who will be attending. and a bear sighting in phoenixville. and cecily tynan with more

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name added to the list of v.i.p.s taking part in the farewell to mohammed ali. smith, who portrayed the boxer in the movie "ali" and the private family service thursday and later there will be a long processional in ali's hometown followed by an interface service. and he died friday night of septic shock following a 32-year-old battle with parkinson's disease. the mother of the 3-year-old boy who was able to get into a gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo will not be charged. the boy got away from his mother and climbed over the barrier falling 15 feet in a shallow moat. a response team shot and killed the gorilla to protect the boy. the department of agriculture is still investigating the zoo over this episode. the 500-acre wildfire in

southern california that forced 5,000 people from their homes is now about 80% contained. crews are still working to put out hot spots, but eat evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire started when a car accident brought down power lines. today is the anniversary of d-day. the scene at the world war ii memorial in washington. veterans marked the event that would ultimately turn the tide of world war ii. 150,000 allies came ashore on june 6, 1944. about 10,000 soldiers were killed that day, including 6600 americans. it was the largest amphibious invasion in history. experts have begun the first restorations in 200 years at the site where they believe jesus

was buried. and focusing on the tomb. and they are overcoming rivalries to carry ought this project. "healthcheck," obesity rates are still climbing in this country. last year 30.4% of americans, age 20 and older, were obese. that is up nearly a half percent from the year before. the number of diabetes cases are also going up. but there was some encouraging news from this report. about 50% of adults said they were meeting exercise recommendations and more people have obtained health insurance coverage. a chester county homeowner with an unexpected visitor earlier today. a black bear strolled across dave's yard in phoenixville about 5:15 in the morning every time captured on a home surveillance video. so far no one else has reported seeing that bear. the atlantic city beach

patrol is looking to fill a staffing shortage for the summer. the first time in she years they will hold life guard additions. they need 30 new life guards. last year 130 life guards protected atlantic city's 3 1/2 miles. they make about $100 a day. the try-outs held sunday morning at 9:00 on the south carolina avenue beach. a philadelphia high school grad, or soon-to-be grad with a special honor, perfect attendance. with james dudley of northeast philadelphia at services for father judge high school. kindergarten through senior year, dudley never missed a day. not once in 13 years! he says he occasionally can't add day off but his mom kept him on the straight and narrow. >> i tried, but all the times failed. >> i am like no, if you are not throwing up you're going. >> dudley says will he sleep

after graduation, but this fall he starts at holy family university to study meteorology and teaching. hopes to become a "action news" metee . >> and i have a clicker waiting for you. congratulations for him. >> the accuweather forecast. >> big changes on the way. double scan showing right now most of our region is dry, but we had some spotty downpours across parts of berks county and the lehigh valley one fast-moving downpour that is crossing route 78 now. and we have brief, but heavy downpours. no lightning. it is lifting north out of the viewing area. we did have enough breaks in the

clouds though, i got a lot of spectacular photos of the sunsets on my facebook page. gloria posted this looking over the delaware. just enough clouds for a great sunset. thank you for the photos. keep sending them. i want to share them on "action news." comfortable, 77 degrees in fill down from a warm high of 86. allentown 73. trenton 76. and cape may cooled down to 66 degrees. satellite 6, along with action radar, showing again some of the spotty downpours lifting up to the north. and then you can see the cloud deck thanks to tropical storm colin which is moving ashore over the panhandle of florida. we will not get any moisture in the form of rain from colin, just some of the clouds. and tomorrow morning for the morning rush pretty pleasant. mixture of sun and clouds. nice start, around warm.

6:00, 70, by 8:00, 73 degrees. and the dayplanner showing another warm day. mixture of clouds and sunshine. by 5:00 reaching the high of 85, 5 degrees above normal. then in the evening a few scattered thunderstorms po possible. i don't think any widespread but a cold front moving through. what the cold front will do is kick the tropical storm out to sea. and behind it, a big change in the air mass on wednesday. temperatures are 10 degrees below normal. the high only 70 with the low pressure to the northeast, high pressure from the west, we get the wind tunnel effect of the wind gusts up to about 30 miles per hour and this dip in the atmosphere, a little bit after trough moving through in the afternoon it will bring us some instability, scattered showers. wednesday definitely a big change. the seven-day forecast. if you like it warm you will like tomorrow. 85 degrees and good a sunshine. spotty thunderstorm possible in the afternoon with the cold front.

and the winds of change wednesday. feeling cooler and the winds and a few afternoon showers. and thursday, high pressure building in, it should be a beautiful day. sunny and breezy, 75. and nicer friday up to 77 degrees. low humidity and sunshine and heading into the weekend, it's looking to be a beautiful weekend. seasonable on saturday. sun mixing with clouds, high of 80. and bump up to 82 degrees sunday and temperatures back down into the upper 70s monday. a lot of people who don't enjoy heat and humidity are going to like this week staying a bit on the cool side. >> but it is sunny. >> it will be nice tomorrow. and 51 best detector dogs put to test in philadelphia. the working dog center the site for the national dog trials. teams qualified in their region, enabling them to come here for the national certification process.

judges evaluating the dog's kills finding narcotics, explosives and s tomorrow. >> and door prizes and guests, some survivors reacting with nurses and physicians who helped them beat cancer. and they are held across the country helping them honor the millions of cancer survivors.

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cubs in town, the best record in baseball. >> the phills give them a fight. a wild one tonight. the phillies look awful against the cubs for eight innings. and charles barkley in the cage, perhaps not. and tagging morgan, and the 2-run homer. and morgan gives up 3 runs in six innings. and lester completely overpowers the phillies. the cubs go to the bullpen in the ninth up 6-0. and no quit in galvis. the 3-run shot. 6-3. and joseph that is correct is -- that is gone, too. and ryan howard enters as a pinch-hitter and hits it hard but it ends the ballgame. the phillies lose 6-4.

>> that was like two different games. the first eight innings and then the ninth. it was good to see the guys fight back. a chance with the tying run at the plate, it was good to see them battle back. >> the phills 0-8 on mondays. the eagles mandatory mini camp should begin drama-free. fletcher cox and darren sproles reported today to the novacare complex. there was speculation this would be no-shows missing the voluntary workouts. sproles with family issues and fletcher cox would like a long-term contract. and between the pens and sharks. and the action in the second period pittsburgh leading 1-0. the power play, scoring and the penguins win taking the 3-1 series lead. and the nba finals wednesday, the cavs will be make at home.

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all that rain yesterday forced nascar's poconos race to be run today. it was a perfect day. lap 93 trouble, danica patrick and stewart collide.

and busch forced to shut off the engine and that turned out. and racing with an interim crew cheer and takes the flag for the first victory of the season. the past few days hearing from countless people on the death of mohammed ali. known to speak his mind and the only modern-day athlete close to that is charles barkley. saying mohammed ali made a lasting impact on him. >> ali will be here forever because of the person and man he was. and anyone who knows me knows he was the most influential person in my life. i have gotten to know him over the years. and i told him when i saw him he is the most important figure in my life ever, other than my grandmother. >> i am sure that a lot of athletes from charles' generation feels the same way. >> thank you. there is this monkey in india that has sticky fingers. not for bananas, but for cash.

the monkey hanging by the door of the jewelry store of the owner comes and tosses him a piece of fruit. and moments later he opens it and goes inside and grabs a wad of money and still on the run. and "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." and "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. and for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. "jimmy kimmel live"!

tonight, senator bernie sanders, from "bloodline", kyle chandler, chefs frank castronovo & frank falcinelli, and this week in unnecessary censorship. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for waiting in