"action news" is the severe weather that just moved through our area. lets get to meteorologist, cecily tynan, at the big board tracking double scan radar. >> cape may county was under a tornado warning less than an hour ago, that warning was canceled and double scan live showing that cluster of storms that spawned the tornado warning pushed offshore and we still have one left over cell in extreme northeastern ocean county, this is crossing north of normandy beach between that and point pleasant and it's beginning to die down. the lightning strike now down to 19 and 18 now and pushing to the east. this is the last of it, but it was a stormy afternoon down the shore, this is stormtracker 6 live double scan, we moved this back to 2:00, this is when the intense line of storms worked through delaware to cape may and 3:40 is when the tornado warning was posted and we have wind

reports of 80 miles per hour gusts in cape may county. that caused a lot of problems, these are some of the storm reports, they are still coming in and barnegat township reporting hail and wind gusts causing problems, a tree fell in a house in whitesboro and lots of power outages in lower township. this was sent to me from britney off the whale watching ship off the coast of cape may showing the shelf cloud moving in. i'll have more on the storm damage coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks cecily. philadelphia congressman, chaka fattah, is facing serious jail time after the verdict was handed down in his corruption case today. >> we are going to confer with my lawyers and pick out what the next steps are. >> those were congressman fattah's first words after he was convicted in the corruption case, he was found guilty on all

counts he was facing in federal court. the trouble began back in 2014 ben a complex money laundering scheme surfaced tied to an illegal million dollar loan for fattah's unsuccessful campaign for mayor of philadelphia back in 2007, and he four of his associated were indicted for racketeering and fraud for mishandling funds, an deliberation a jury found fattah guilty of all 23 counts. walter perez is live now in winfield tonight with more on the reaction of the verdict. >> reporter: hey guys, the reaction by and large is disappointment by colleagues and constituents, one person says this is a prime example of how a bad decision can overshadow a lifetime of work. >> i'll offer myself as a candidate. >> the conviction of chaka

fattah primarily resolves around his attempt to pay back an illegal $1 million campaign loan linked back to his run for mayor in 2007. he was found guilty on all counts including racketeering and money laundering and fraud and his lawyer argued he was unaware of the schemes, but the facts proved that congressman fattah was fully aware of what was going on. >> today's verdict making clear that the citizens of the eastern district of pennsylvania expect their public officials to act with honesty and integrity and not sell their office for personal gain. >> following the ruling congressman fattah released a statement, in part. today's decision notwithstanding it's my is it privilege to serve the constit whens for over 20 years, we passed legislation

that allowed tens of thousands of people obtain a college education and people facing foreclosure be able to remain in their homes and those suffering from brain related diseases are close toward a cure today. that will not be his legacy. >> his legacy will be whatever he gets sentenced to. one thing like this will wipe out everything he did. and he did a tremendous amount of good. >> the 11 term congressman did try running for re-election and lost in the primary in april. his current term expires on january 2nd and the question is will he resign at the time and his sentencing is scheduled for october 4th, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. experts tell "action news" they were not surprised with today's verdict. former lawyer, lord george perry

put the blame on fattah's shoulders when it came to facing charges. >> the justice department doesn't go looking for this kind of case, they don't need this kind of political kind of aggravation on capitol hill. but when someone flaunts their illegal behavior the way congressman fattah did, they had no choice but to bring the charges. >> and he cited fattah's argue gans in court and that could cause a judge to be more strict during sentencing in october. >> "action news" alerted you of the jury's decision as it happens on the facebook and twitter pages. today marked the first full day of summer in the delaware valley, it sure felt like it. today's heat had lawmakers taking extra steps to keep people safe and alive. katherine scott is live in

darby, with more on this story. >> reporter: sharrie, there were fan give-aways across the area today and seniors from this center will be some of the recipients, this comes as delaware county announces their heat plan and they do this every summer and do this so residents know what sort of resources are out there and available to them to keep them safe when the temperatures start to sizzle. >> the delivery arrived in darby this afternoon. fans for senior for friendship circle senior center. while the boxes were stacked downstairs ready for distribution, upstairs 90-year-old ann says she is grateful for the fan she received last year because her home heats up in the summer months. i roll with it, i did the best i could. >> 300 fans were loaded up this morning at delaware county's office of aging and dispatched to friendship circle and seven other county senior center.

>> i'm a diabetic, this fan will help me to relax and not perspire as much as i would without it. >> the heat plan is a coordinated effort through multiple agencies to keep residents safe as temperatures soar. seniors receive educational brochures along with the fans. >> people understand that you must have the proper ventilation with your home and at least a window open while you run the fan, because if you don't, it creates a convention oven effect. it creates hours at home checks and outreach teams to target the homeless population, the eldery and the very young can be particularly vul national. >> there is no acceptable time to leave a child in the car. >> ann is getting hotter in her growing years. >> there is help out there for them if they just look for it.

>> for more on the resources available through delaware county visit us on our website at 6abc.com we are live in darby, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. officials in buck county are focusing on where nearly a dozen children should be headed next after being rescued from the feasterville home last week. officialed held a hearing to figure out what should happen to the children involving their future living arrangement. nearly a dozen people were in court today many are related to two of the suspects in the case. john rawlins will have more on the investigation tonight at 6:00. in north jersey, police say they caught three people from pennsylvania with a stockpile of weapons in their vehicle. it happened during a traffic stop as the car was heading through the holland tunnel. guns and ammunition and bulletproof vests were found inside. two men and a woman were taken

into custody and one is from lehigh valley county. all three remain in custody as the investigation continues. u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch, say they are following leads on the gunman in last year's deadly nightclub shooting. lynch visited orlando today saying that the federal government is standing with the gay community and federal officials are going back over each moment see first degree there was anything they could have done better. meantime in washington, republican senator, susan collins of maine is looking for a bipartisan support on gun control. she expects her proposal to reach the senate floor. they voted down four separate amendments all aimed at keeping the guns out of hans of terrorists. >> new tonight, governor chris christie, is calling equal funding per student. he made the announcement in

somerset county. he wants to make sure state dollars are distributed equally regardless of income levels, that adds up to $66 hundred per opportunities. that current formula he says is unfair. >> it's time for the "action news" traffic report, matt pellman in the traffic center with a look at the highways and byways. >> the first full afternoon of summer is not kind to us. this is the northeast extension northbound right near the lehigh valley interchange, that is where a vehicle flipped over an hour ago and the good news is progress since we last spoke and the crash is pushed off to the side and the lanes are reopen and speeds in the 30s, at this point i think i would stick with it and expect slowing on the nex. it's still slow but not as bad as yesterday here at cotman. no truck accidents just normal

afternoon delays, still packed on the admiral wilson boulevard near the old airport circle and 38 this construction through friday night. down the shore we are still wet but moving better at dennisville but watch for traffic lights being out and downed trees. there is one of them on the garden state parkway near north wildwood. >> thank you matt. much more ahead on "action news" tuesday night. americans are known for their poor diet choices, a new study shows improvement here in the u.s. ali gorman breaks down the report coming up in health check. >> later the big surprise at one montgomery county elementary school as students and teachers prepare for summer break. those stories and more when "action news" returns.

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shows a sign of improvement. the increase in the amount of whole grains and nuts and drop in sugar sweetened drinks like soda, lemonade and teas, and the percentage of people eating an overall bad diet decreased 10% over the past decades, but the amount of fruits and vegetables people are eating has not gone up and sodium has not gone down. it did not look at whether portion sizes decreased. one obstacle to a diet is making too many changes all at once. i suggest making a small change every week or so and give it time to become a habit. >> chester county recorded their first case of a resident contracting the zika virus duran overseas trip. her case was mild and did not require hospitalization. she has since recovered.

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time now for accuweather at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan has the forecast. we had stormy weather earlier. >> we are looking better, this is the calm after the storms, double scan live radar shows the severe weather left the region and the storms really hitting central delaware and extreme

southern new jersey, this is the rainfall estimates, you can see that parts of cumberland county into cape may county, anywhere from 1 to 2 inches of rain in a short period of time. they intensified as they hit cape may county. we have trees and miles per hour lines down and jackie from wildwood posting this photo from the harbor inn. those deck chairs are down in the pool right now and i think a lot of pools in cape may county are dealing with that right now. this also is a great shot from dotty, this is a shelf cloud the border between the updraft and downdraft and this shows the storm as it approached bethany beach, delaware and that line did intensify as it pushed to the east. areas that got the rain, cool 66

at cape may point. millville 68 but philadelphia at 80 down from the high of 88 and allentown and reading steamy in the mid-80s. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we got two pockets of storms and 7:00 we had storms around atlantic city and they were spotty in nature and the second wave arriving with the heat of the day and that allowed them to intensify, and a bubble of high pressure moving in and that clears out the sky and brings a dry day tomorrow, before we have to do this all over again on thursday, and thursday could be more widespread. turning clear and comfortable and lower humidity. 69 for center city and tomorrow nine and breezy and warm but not as humid as today. 88 degrees in philadelphia and allentown 85 and cape may 81 and wilmington 87 degrees and thursday we have the risk of

another round of severe weather, and it looks like this will be the southern two-thirds of our viewing area and with this we have the risk of wind damage and hail damage and even again the possibility of an isolated torn. the five-day at 5:00, showing tomorrow enjoy it, breezy and warm, and the lower humidity 88 degrees and thursday though rain with the potential for strong or severe thunderstorms and 86 degrees, we clear out this mess in time for the weekend. friday and sunny and less humid and 85 and friday 87 and sunday getting hot with a high of 90 and adam will let you know if the heat continues into next week coming up in the full exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> summer is definitely here. >> "action news" will be right back.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph and rick williams. >> here is what is happening on "action news" this evening. the presidential candidates don't hold back their criticism

of one another after polls show the race as tight as ever. >> and they did an active shooter demonstration. >> and two local men are in jail after a massive haul of marijuana. the presumptive republican and democratic nominees took several jabs at one another. it revealed in a three battleground states continue to be just that. in florida hillary clinton continues to steal support from donald trump, she gained 8 points with registered voters in the past month and leads 47% to trump's 39% but ohio and pennsylvania the race is much tighter in ohio trump lead virtually vanished with clinton gaining ground with women and non-whites and here in pennsylvania, the contest

remains a virtual dead heat. 42% for clinton and 41% for trump. the numbers are within the margin of error. >> every day we see how reckless and careless trump is, he is brought of it. >> hillary clinton attacked donald trump's tough talking campaign strategy that prompted a quick response from trump. >> he said quote, i'll be making a big speech talking about the bad policies of quote, crooked hillary clinton. >> lana zach is live in washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: good evening rick and sharrie. in addition to trying to pick up the lost voters, donald trump is trying to pick up the lost dollars in the fundraising documents in the last month, hillary clinton received six timed as many dollars as donald trump. and now is he launching his very first personal fundraising appeal promising to match any

donation dollar for dollar from his own funds. >> the campaign arrows are flying, neither hillary clinton or donald trump holding anything back the a meeting with nearly 1,000 evangelical leaders he suggested that she is not worthy of their prayers. >> one specific person and we can't be again politically correct, and say pray for all the leaders, she are selling christianity down the tubes. >> clinton argued despite the business experience, trump cannot be trusted with the nation's finances. >> he has written a lot of books about business and they all seem to end at chapter 11. >> hillary clinton is right about one thing, i understand debt and how to handle it, i made a fortune with debt and debt for this country say disaster and obama is piling it on and she is there watching.

>> going further, invoking the memory of chris stevens, ambassador killed in benghazi -- and from clinton her continued warning arguing that trump would be dangerous for american. >> just like he shouldn't have his finger on the button he shouldn't have his hands on our economy. >> there are other new questions tonight where those trump campaign dollars are going. according to the documents from last month, that were just filed. one out of every six dollars went to a trump business, trump family members or trump himself. reporting live from washington, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. and remember to download the 6 abc news app, to stay on top of all of the action as we head towards the general election, we have breaking news alerts from the campaign trail as well as

live results on election night. it's a free download for your mobile device, several wild fires are burning out of control in eight states from the west, two of them could merge to create a massive inferno. two fires are burning in the foothills in los angeles, they have already burned nearly 10 square miles, hundreds of people are evacuated address a precaution but as of now no homes will be damaged. >> firefighters are doing a great job out here, and they kept all the houses from burning. i think we'll be okay. >> firefighters say that the flames are being fueled by high winds and dry brush, and that same area is dealing with a heat wave that is making it even harder forefirefighters to do their job. world news tonight with david muir will have more on the massive wild fires plaguing

several western states as well as the escalating battle between hillary clinton and donald trump. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >> we are here at the big board with life saving training for police and first responders in delaware county. this is an active shooter training exercise, put on by the haverford township fire department today. this was scheduled before the massacre in orlando but the deadly siege weighed heavily on the officers and volunteered that participated today it includes john newman school and freely school in havertown, police were deployed to one school like they would be in an active shooting situation. they threw in a curveball as a second shooter situation unfolded at a second school. they had to use their training and knowledge for both incidents, teachers and staffs stood in for the fake emergency,

some of the teachers said it hit home for them. >> the first time, i got teary eyed because to think that this is reality in schools, and it's hard to take in. >> authorities say the biggest goal of today's exercise is to figure out what is working and what needs to be improved when it comes to responding to emergency situations. overall police in delaware county want parents to know their children are safe in schools. all schools are equipmented with a dell pass button, a listening device that automatically connected to the call center alerting police of an emergency. >> good to be prepared. a man was shot and killed in the frankford section and now the search is on for his killer, chopper 6 hd was over the scene near the intersection of bridge street and torresdale avenue at noon today, officers found the victim, a 28-year-old man lying on the street with a gunshot

wound to the chest, the victim was rushed to the area torresdale hospital, but did not survive. police have not identified the victim or why he was targeted. meantime, detectives are looking for a pair of armed thieves who armed a west philadelphia market. the men walked into the walnut food market on the 5600 block of walnut street last week. one man pulled a gun and the other took 500 there's from the cash register. >> from our delaware newsroom, this is 33-year-old jose garcia of milford, he is now facing several charges of robbery, assault and kidnapping following an armed robbery yesterday. authorities say that garcia walked into the international store and threatened to kill the clerk unless she handed over money. garcia allegedly dragged her to the back of the store and threatened to sexually assault her and thankfully she was able

to get away and garcia was later arrested . a scary situation of a u-haul landed two men behind bars, it's 938 pounds of marijuana. they were stopped for a traffic violation and authorities said something seemed suspicious so they called in another unit. a k-9 dog name rocky found a ton of pot in the back of the van. hopefully traffic is not going to pot matt pellman what do you think? >> it's a rocky road elsewhere. live in delco and chester an overturned vehicle accident is blocking two of the three lanes, just the southbound left lane squeezing by as you come away from the airport and away from the blue route and down to the delaware state line, delays spill back to 420 and emergency crews are on the scene, you

don't want to be near the scene stay local on 291 and route 1, baltimore pike, problems in delco, another overturned crash on the northeast extension, near the lehigh valley interests change, stick with it, speeds are in the 40s and sluggish than it was earlier. we are drying off down the shore, you can see here along the garden state parkway we are cleaning up now, a bunch of traffic lights are out and trees and one on the parkway near south wildwood has a lane blocked and still a better bet than 47 where there are multiple trees down and traffic barely gets by and a water main break in evesham township. blocking particle parliament road. it is the end of the line and the start of a new vaents for these grads, the 2016 grads of vernon high school.

we wish them the best in their next challenge. still to come on "action news" whether to capture a special moment to celebrate a big day or stave off boredom, there is always a reason to take a selfie, on this nation a selfie day we'll hear from folks on why they embrace or reject this phenomenon. >> maybe we should show them our selfie. >> and adam is monitoring the severe storms in south jersey. >> they have pushed off the coast and severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until 9:00. storms are firing up in parts of chester county. and ducis rogers has sports including phillies and sixers news.

well, love them or despise them. the selfie is here to stay. the seemingly candid photos serve as a small window into our lives as well as celebrities and politicians and sports stars. >> on this national selfie day, matt o'donnell spend the day

exploring the phenomenon. >> reporter: a d.j. from texas claims to have started national selfie day last year. and has the website to prove it. the selfie is nothing new, we have been taking pictures of ourselves since pictures were invented. they believe lately it's the internet and front facing camera on the smart phone. >> you can show off what you look like for the day. >> you going to smile? >> if you want me too. >> try it again here we go -- >> nice. >> at first a selfie was that, you taking a picture of yourself, as time evolved selfie traditionalist argued that it's not a selfie when more than you is not in the picture. that went out the window when there was the most shared selfie of all time, ellen degeneres'

selfie during the oscars. >> there are selfies and there are what -- >> a 14-year-old girl tells me if there is more than one person it's an usee. >> i looking though. they sell all sorts of devices, this is just $7.50 an ebay and septa put out a warning saying it's not a good idea to take pictures of oneself in front of moving trains, selfies have saturated our hey look at me culture. >> it's vain and narcissistic, i would like to take pictures of other people. >> i'm the same way. >> are you? >> yes. >> then we took a selfie. so practice self selfies don't take more than 10 or 20 or 30 per day. don't be narcissistic or just disregard all of that.

matt o'donnell, channel 6 "action news." for the teenagers today the start of their summer and the start of the next chapter in their lives. mel dobbins saluted their class in northern philadelphia this morning. the school's principal says these scholars are tomorrow's leader. ducis rogers is here now to talk sports and sixers the top of the list today? >> barring a change -- a drastic change, ben simmons should be a sixers in two days. so much was made of simmons not working out with the sixers throw that out the window. the team told him they will pick him with the top pick in the nba draft. >> i think it went well, and i feel great and great shape, and enjoyed the workout and great to come in here and be surrounded by great people.

i look at that and know it's a great organization and i'm looking forward to thursday. >> we concluded mutually that this is the right thing to do. i am glad he did it, made that decision, i think that again it speaks to his desire to want to be selected number one. >> gm says he is always in talks with other teams to perhaps get another pick inside of the top ten, they have ammunition with the 24th and 25th overall picks. thursday's draft could end up being a wild ride. the phillies present is bleak but hope their future is bright. after signing their draft pick. yesterday the 18-year-old outfielder signed a cracker that includes a $6.1 million signing bonus and he is headed to clearwater tonight and a southern california native that needs to get into a philadelphia state of mind. >> i don't know too much about the city other than their sports fans are some of the greatest in

the world and it's a great organization to play for and a lot of history and i'm excited to be a philly and part this have organization and hopefully bring a winning tradition to the city of philadelphia. >> any chance he can play today? they can use all the help they can get. they are riding a seven game skid and visit the twins in minnesota tonight. the phils have not been good in a while. they lost 24 of their last 30 games. as a team they are batting .225. that is last. the team is well aware of their short comings. >> we are not playing well and everyone knows that, it's a tough thing to deal with i think, considering how hot we started the year, we just have to keep going, nothing you can do now about the previous games, we have to keep going and turn it around. the nhl draft is this week as well. friday and saturday in buffalo. the flyers hold ten picks

including the 18 and selection overall. and brian textal explains the philosophy. >> if you get specific and try to fill needs you can miss, so we want to take the player that has got partially the best chance of playing and partially the best players. a mix there. >> both the nhl draft and the nba draft this week. lots to watch. >> thanks. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's... up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and downloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online.

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is drier air to the north and humid air to the south and they are battling now in the zone. we'll wait to see if this expands and continues to push to the south as more storms try to fire up here this evening. when the severe storms passed through cape may county, there was a tornado warninging for parts of cape may county including wildwood crest, we had straight line wins come through at 80 miles per hour, this is from ryan, the awning has been completely ripped here and the lawn furniture, patio furniture can be tossed in the area with winds that strong. it's been pretty quiet north of philadelphia, 86 in allentown un86 in reading and humid in southern areas where 2 to 3 as much as 4 inches of rain fell this afternoon. again the storms have passed to the south and there is still a severe thunderstorm watch for the shore communities in new

jersey as well as delaware as the boundary continues to slowly progress through, there will be spotty storms popping here this evening and otherwise it turns clear overnight and as well as comfortable as well. 50s in the northwestern suburbs by tomorrow morning, 68 for center city and the nice middle part of the week here on wednesday, a decent amount of sun and cumulous clouds in the afternoon, warm at 88 for the high temperature in philadelphia, you'll notice the breeze out of the west northwest at 12 to 20 miles per hour. at the shore tomorrow new jersey 82 for an air temperature and the delaware beaches and 84 degrees and lots of sun and high uv index. no sea breeze but lower humidity, a nice day to put your feet in the water and sit in the sand, as we look at the exclusive accuweather forecast breezy tomorrow and warm and 88 and low humidity and another pretty strong system passes through be a decent amount of rain and strong to severe storms and the biggest threat is clouds

to ground lightning and strong winds and large hail and tornadoes looks to be low. something we'll reassess here tomorrow and friday sunny and 85 and the weekend looking perfect start to finish, warm and upper 80s to near 90 degrees staying hot on monday before we cool it down with the next front and maybe a scattered thunderstorm on tuesday of 88 degrees, we'll continue to monitor stormtracker 6 live double scan live. >> thank you adam. quick break and more news when we come back. everybody's running to blinds to go's summer shade sale,

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, cecily tynan and jim gardner. tuesday night and police make a second arrest for a woman shot in fairmount park. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest on the destructive weather that rakes across parts of the jersey shore, there was even a tornado

warn that got everybody's attention today in cape may county, there was no twister but high winded did their damage at various locations, like here on third avenue near ocean drive in stone harbor, a tree came down and a housestained some serious damage. cape may county suffers 37,000 outages, and avalon took a lot of water in a short period of time today. it was slow moving late this afternoon. cecily tynan and christie aleto are covering all the angles to this story. lets begin with you cecily. we have tornado warnings and hundreds of lightning strikes kind of a scary afternoon in south jersey. >> but our weather has settled down, the squall line of thunderstorms and damaging winds and the tornado warning has pushed off the coast, there is some isolate the thunderstorm activity