the couple had married less than two weeks ago. police were first called to the scene on the 3100 block of willlets road around 9:45 last night. sara bloom yesist is live with the details. monica and sharrie. 40-year-old paul kuzan is held in custody here at homicide. police tell "action news" he has given a full confession to murdering his wife with a cross bow. police tell us this is a weapon that might typically be used to hunt bears. the couple had been married for just nine days. >> i just heard banging on the door and my son screaming, you know, and someone saying help. >> reporter: margie maldonado described the horrific scene at her doorstep last night when 42-year-old pamela nightlinger came you stumbling through her front door bleeding heavily from a wound to her chest. >> she was in the floor, you know, gasping for air and she just -- it was terrible because blood poured all over

the placism police tell "action news" moment before nightlinger and her husband of just nine days 40-year-old paul kuzan has been arguing inside their home. >> he went and got his cross bow, he loaded it. she was sitting in a chair. he fired one time. >> reporter: the arrow entered nightlinger's chest traveled through the claire and lodged in a wall. she ran to the neighbors who called police. they saw kuzan naked at the front door ranting incoherently. he was taken into custody without incident. neighbors said kuzan had been acting very strangely lately. they called police just last week. >> he was completely exposed. we thought it was his sister, his wife now, we know it was his wife came out with a robe and said he didn't take his medication. >> reporter: others said while kuzan had trouble in the past they knew him as a kind man who would never do something like this. >> i heard the news this morning and i was hysterical. i mean, to us he was a wonderful man. >> reporter: now, the couple each had children from previous relationships. they were not at this home at

the time of the murder. nightlinger's family did reach out to "action news" today to say her two daughters, ages 13 and 16, are grieving the loss of their mother. they are surrounded by the love of family and friends. live at police headquarters, i'm sarah bloomquist, channel6 "action news. >> all right, sarah, thank you. meantime the fallout continues tonight after british voters chose to leave the european union. concerns over the so-called brexit spurred another slump on wall street today. stocks opened the trading day sharply down as markets worldwide continue to slip. dow jones finished down one and a half percent, nasdaq fell 113, the s & p 500 down 37. >> meantime in europe a show down is shaping up between british leaders and officials in germany, france and italy. at the center of the fight is article 50, the rules that allow a member state to leave

the european union. >> britain's prime minister says the u can k will not immediately act on an exit plan and now u.s. secretary of state john kerry is getting involved. abc's elizabeth hur live in new york for us with all the details on this today. hi, elizabeth. >> reporter: well, monica and sharrie, now that the voters have spoken the discussions today involved how and when this breakup will actually happen. well, as you mentioned according to the british prime minister, don't expect him to get the process started. no surprises on wall street with the u.s. stock market closing the same way it opened, down across-the-board. this after britain voted to exit the european union sending traders scrambling, stocks tumbling and 401k accounts dwindling. that's just in the u.s. overseas millions in the uk are now signing an online petition for a do overwith business owners fearing the worst is yet to come.

>> i buy raw materials. suddenly they'll be at least 8 percent more expensive. >> reporter: unknowns still sending shock waivers around the world has u.s. secretary john kerry in london urging european leaders to respond wise oily. >> and that means choices that to every degree possible are not aimed at retribution, not aimed in anger but, rather, are thought through in a way that brings people together. >> reporter: prime minister david cameron in the meantime is stressing the uk is prepared to weather the storm adding the official exit strategy should be mapped out by his successor after his resignation takes effect in the fall. >> we need to determine the kind of relationship we want with the eu and that is rightly something for the next prime minister and their cabinets to decide. >> reporter: well, that second the financial blows keep coming. the uk just learned today that it has lost its top credit rating from the smp meaning

higher borrowing cost. we are live in new york, i'm elizabeth hur for channel6 "action news." sharrie, back to you. >> okay, elizabeth, thank you. the supreme court issued another slate of rulings today including an historic win for abortion rights advocates. in a five to three decision, the high court struck down regulations in texas that the state tried to impose on abortion clinics. the majority ruled the laws put an undue burden on abortion access for women. today's ruling prompted strong reaction from republicans and democrats. we'll have more on that coming up at 5:30. meantime today the high court also issued a decision to overturn the conviction of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. back in 2014, mcdonnell was found guilty of violating federal bribery laws. in today's unanimous ruling mcdonnell's actions were called distasteful but not necessarily illegal. his case returns to the lower

courts now. and in a win for gun control advocates, the supreme court upheld a law barring domestic violence offenders from owning a firearm. the six-two decision rejected arguments that the law only covers intentional acts of abuse rather than all acts of abuse. it was a homecoming fit for a hero today in delaware county. a plea shot in the line of duty was released from the hospital. [cheers and applause] that was officer christopher dorman moments after he left penn presbyterian hospital. dorman was shot several times while responding to a routine drug call. officials say the bulletproof vest he was wearing that day may have saved his life. chad pradelli with more on dorman's road to recovery coming up for us at 6:00. new at 5:00 now farmers in south jersey have reason to celebrate, the first corn of the season is ripe and ready for picking already a hot commodity at markets around our area.

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has more now from salem county. >> reporter: at the busby farm in mannington township workers are hustling through the fields hand picking the first of this year's jersey sweet corn and farmer eric busby says it's just about perfect. >> this corn even if it's early it tends to be somewhat smaller and shorter than main season years but it's just just as sweet and delicious. >> reporter: early corn is grown from seed in hot houses and transplanted into soil labor intensive but with great results. we tasted an ear seconds after it was husked and it's sweet as can be. >> it's like christmas in june you can't get any corn anywhere that is as sweet as jersey corn. >> reporter: the big sign is out in front of the pennsville farm market where customers are tickled that a variety of jersey fresh fruits and vegetables are starting to come in. >> i love jersey corn. i love jersey tomato. i love jersey blueberries, jersey stuff period. >> reporter: last year jersey farmers grew

50 million pounds of sweet corn as soon as it's picked and sent to market people scoop it right up by the dozens. farmer freddy pal ma grow the corn for the pennsville farm market. he plants six different types in waves so there's a constant variety to pick throughout the summer. >> nice warm weather, sunny days, we have been get something moisture, so right now it's about as ideal ago it can become. you can see it's starting to mature. this is where the pollen s the pollen will trop, hit the silk on the corn. each one of those little hairs or silk on the corn is actually connected to aernal of corn. >> reporter: nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> it's time for the "action news" traffic report. >> autumn marisa in for matt pelman today. how is the commute rolling autumn. >> hi, monica and sharrie. looks like a long line of cars in line for that jersey corn

on the schuylkill expressway. ben franklin bridge nice and slow and those westbound lanes heading up for the schuylkill equally as slow. that's one of our largest delays. schuylkill expressway very slow going as well. those westbound lanes you can see the big picture here speeds on the schuylkill hovering in the 20's. it's a little better than we were earlier but still slow. taking you 40 minutes to go from the vine street expressway to the blue route right now. moving along we have an accident to tell you about. 55 northbound approaching the 42 freeway. it is taking out the left lane so keep that in mind. moving right along and showing you what we're looking at on the boulevard, tapping the brakes over the bridges heading northbound up towards broad street. we'll keep an eye on things and give you an update in the next half hour. back to you. >> sounds good. thank you autumn. >> much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. coming up in health check the simple urine test that local researchers say could help you scan for a kind of cancer. >> plus, chipotle's new push to attract customers nationwide and to keep them

coming back for more. melissa. >> and sharrie, after a sunny start, we're tracking more clouds that are rolling in for the rest of the afternoon and evening hours. showers and storms on the way as we get into the day on tuesday. we've got the details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> ♪

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>> 10 people were hurt when a rally turned violent outside the capitolling in sacramento california. 30 members of the traditionalist worker party gathered to rally yesterday. they were met by 400 counter protestors. folks were stabbed, cut and bruised in several of the fights. two people suffered critical wounds. they are expected to survive. the capitol was on lockdown until all the protestors were cleared. no arrests were made. chipotle is looking to recover from a series of food scares by introducing a temporary loyalty program. sales at the mexican food chain are down 30 percent after an e. coli outbreak and several instances of norovirus. a programmed called chip topia will track how many times vehicles many folks visit.

you could earn a free on tray. entree. chipotle says it could become a permanent addition. >> a local laboratory launched a new noninvasive screening test for colon cancer. atlantic diagnostic labs unveiled the polyp dx test to its clients. it looks for signs of polyps, small growths hiding in the colon that can over time become cancerous. >> the clinicians that helped develop this test said it's a way we can detect them go in there and remove them and we're able to find these small markers that the body has for various diseases. >> the polyp dx test checks urine for waste products made by polyp cells. colonoscopy app visual check of the colon is the traditional way to look for these types of growths but many people sly away from that because it's more invasive. developers of this product say this new simpler test they hope it will encourage many

more people to get screened. >> now, the school is out many teens are sleeping in but parents often wonder if that's good or should they make them get up early. experts say teenagers need more sleep than adults and because of changing hormones they tend to fall asleep later and wake up later. they can easily get sleep deprived though so parents should look out for irritability, difficulty concentrating even nodding off. all of those indicate that they need an extra hour or two of sleep. >> but at the same time they cannot be waking up at noon or so because it will become very difficult to get back on track when the school starts back. >> teens not getting enough sleep are more prone to micro lapses especially when they drive that raises the risk of accidents. experts suggest an electronic curfew as well, all screens off 30 to 45 minutes before bedtime to make sure the light from their electronics also does not disrupt their sleep. >> from our delaware news room now, more than a dozen brides to be are without their

dresses after a bridal boutique abruptly closed its doors. the owner of anastasia's bridal in wilmington is nowhere to be found. ashly paid for her dress in full up front in order to save some money. but now she has no dress and she's devastated. >> you call the store. i left a message. sent e-mails to the store's owner. at that point their web site had been disabled so my heart was quickly starting to sink. >> she started a facebook page called anastasia's burned brides. many women have posted on the page to say they, too, are victims while others reached out to lend their old dress to the brides in need. we did get in touch with the husband of the store's owner but he said he could not comment. the state attorney general's service now investigating. >> still to come on "action news" a big donation health to put young people to work in delaware. >> new project giving shelter

to several families in need. more story on that when "action news" comes right back.

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chopper6 rather live over the breaking news. two people have been burned at 23rd and market streets apparently facial burns with one of them having stable vital signs that we're told about an second person injured as well. philadelphia fire and rescue units have been called here, this was a center city electrical substation where they believe a worker got shocked at about 5:55 at 23rd and market. still details sketchy but the worker was conscious when the rescuers arrived. no word exactly what went wrong but again, we have breaking news here from 23rd and market at a substation where apparently at least a worker and one other person have been injured. when we get more information of course we'll bring that to you. meantime needy families in newark delaware are ready to move into some wonderful new houses thanks to the housing authority. today was the grand opening at the alder creek development here. the site underwent a huge renovation with $3.7 million in new construction. these modern quality houses are one step forward to help

the homeless population there. >> a $65,000 donation is helping to put more young people to work in wilmington. mayor dennis williams was there today to accept the check from bank of america. the money will be used to fund the city's summer youth employment program. the donation will pay for more than 50 new jobs. finding dory topped the weekend box office for the second week in a row. the newest release from disney pixar a division of our parent company pulled in another $73 million over the weekend. that was enough to beat the release of the sequel to the 1996 film independence day. independence day resurgence debuted in second earning $41.6 million. central intelligence dropped to third netting more than $18 million over the weekend. >> all right. and still to come on "action news" at 5:00 we'll check on that accuweather forecast for the week ahead. >> let's head outside with a live look through sky6 hd giving us a few of atlantic

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>> time for the accuweather forecast at the action news big board. >> meteorologist melissa magee in for cecily. how are things looking. >> monica and sharrie not too

bad. as we speak we're tracking some showers, even a rumble of thunder mainly north and west of that 95 corridor as we speak and this will be the case as we go throughout the rest of the evening hours and for that matter into the day on tuesday. here's storm tracker6 live double scan radar. you can see moisture to our north and west. we'll go in tighter on street level with storm tracker6 and if you're in between allentown in lehigh county just to the south in pottstown along route 100 we're tracking light rain. also to the west of that area and to the south of fleetwood to the east of reading at this hour, also track something light precipitation for green lane, quakertown, pottstown and pressing closer and closer to malvern as we speak. i would allow for a shower or even a rumble of thunder as we go throughout the rest of tonight and into the day on tuesday. temperatures ahead of that front, you can see it's still 85 in philadelphia. 81 in wilmington. nice and warm but where you are get something rain cooled air at this hour 73 in allentown, much needed rain in reading coming in at 73. cooler at the coast. cape may 74 and 76 degrees there in beach haven.

here is satellite six along with action radar. we had high pressure in control for much of the weekend. things are changing as we speak. you see this cold front draped across new england back ascot the midatlantic region. it slows down and stalls out across the region as we get into tuesday and that's why we have to allow for a shower or a rumble of thunder. the call from accuweather for the rest of tonight, it's warm and humid turning more humid an isolated thunderstorm likely. 68 in reading. we drop down to 69 degrees in cape may. 70 in philadelphia. we'll have one issue tuesday. the dewpoint the level of moisture in the air peeking into the low 70's by then. then we'll dip down into 60 by wednesday. comfortable air mass on the way as we get into thursday even into friday. here is why. futurfuture tracker six showingu showers earlier in the day at 6 o'clock in the morning. allow for extra time for the commute. 1:30 tomorrow afternoon showers even a rumble of thunder popping up.

33 will be spotty. you notice connectivity moving to our north and west by tuesday afternoon. the storm prediction center has placed our area in a slight risk for severe weather. it's mainly for the poconos down to allentown reading and lancaster the biggest threat tomorrow with these thunderstorms damaging winds and the possibility of hail. we'll track that closely for you. the five day forecast looks like this. humid with thunderstorms on the way tomorrow afternoon and at 84. lower humidity as we get into thursday and friday, temperatures then, guys, in the 80's. we'll have more details coming up at 5:30. >> sounds good. thank you so much. much more to come on our next half hour of "action news" at 5:00, heart stopping moments for hundreds of passengers on board this jumbo jet when flames literally start shooting from the wings of the airplane. what authorities say caused this huge fire. >> and you can call him mr. ambassador. nba legend shaquille o'neill is sharing his knowledge with the new set of fans. we'll tell where you. >> plus, this is a moment one new jersey woman will never forget. we'll show you how she ended up meeting her musical idol,

jon bon jovi. >> those stories and much more when "action news" comes right back. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey.

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>> ♪ >> hello again. rick is off tonight. sharrie williams joins us. here's what's happening on "action news." the biggest supreme court ruling on abortion in the past quarter century is drawing praise and criticism tonight from both sides. we are live from washington, d.c. with what it means going forward. a serious crash along a major highway snarls traffic for miles and sends at least one person to the hospital. we'll show you. and a long awaited honor for a flyers legend. jaime apody with more on eric lindros' road to the hall of fame. first we have breaking news for you at this hour in north philadelphia. water crews are responding to the report of this huge water main break at 12th and york streets. chopper6 is over the scene. crews were called at about 5:00 p.m. so just a few minutes ago, about a half hour ago when they had a word of this water break. no word on the exact size of it but of course many customers are being impacted because of it. again, at 12th and york in

north philadelphia and as soon as we know more we'll let you know about what's happening here. >> now to the u.s. supreme court and its ruling today which could impact regulations at abortions clinics across the country. >> the justices ruled five to three today that the texas law imposed such strict guidelines on those clinics it made it nearly impossible for women to terminate a pretty good against and that that is unconstitutional. >> so, what was the texas law in question? it required doctors who performed abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic so they can treat patients needing surgery or other critical care. it also required clinic buildings to have costly hospital grade facilities, regulations there included how wide the hallways had to be, which way the doors swung, floor tiles, available parking spaces, elevator sizes, plumbing, floor tiling and even the angle that water flows from drinking fountains. >> abc u.s. megan hughes live

on capitol hill in washington, d.c. with more on today's ruling and reaction. megan. >> reporter: monica, sharrie, good evening, the reaction here on capitol hill was quick and along party lines. house speaker paul ryan tweeting it was a disappointment minute nor will the leader nancy pelosi calling it an important victory. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: felt like a party for abortion rights groups outside the court after the most consequential ruling in a generation. >> this victory gives us the opportunity to march state by state, legislature by legislature, rule by rule, bill by bill and reclaim women's health and rights across this country 100 percent, no burdens on any woman anywhere. >> reporter: justice breyer writing the majority opinion found texas laws did in fact put an undue burden on abortion access for women. lawyers representing the state of texas and antiabortion activists argued the regulations were about safety. >> i'm clearly pro life but if someone is going have an abortion i want them to have it in the safest possible

environment. >> reporter: the laws required abortion clinics be more like surgical centers and that doctors have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital: critics pointed that out since the law was enacted half of the clinics in texas closed. by striking down the texas laws five to three. >> now whole women's health and the other clinics in the state of texas will remain opened. >> reporter: it set a presidents for the country. >> states considering passing new abortion laws are going to have to read this decision very closely when deciding what they're going to be able to do and i do think there will be many challenges to existing abortion regulations in light of this opinion. >> reporter: justice clarence thomas wrote the dissent. he's concerned that this under mines the authority of state legislatures. on capitol hill, megan hughes, channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> it's monica. megan thank you. today's ruling will have wider implications as we move forward. we spoke to constitutional law professor john cohane. he says states may back off on

passing new antiabortion legislation at least for now. >> that may play out in the presidential race as the two candidates look at possible supreme court appointments who might be likely to uphold the right and what possible justices might be likely to call it into question again. >> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the supreme court's decision including what both sides are saying about the ruling and you can watch that that following "action news" tonight. >> and speaking of the political implications of today's abortion ruling, presumptive democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton tweeted that scotus's decision is a victory for women in texas and across america. clinton and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren hit the campaign trail together for the first time and they did it in ohio today. in addition to championing clinton as a fighter warren offered up harsh criticism of donald trump calling him a "small insecure money grubber." >> because that's who donald trump is, the guy who wants it

all for himself. and watch out, because he will crush you into the dirt to get whatever he wants. >> sources say that senator warren is officially being vetted as a potential vice presidential running mate for hillary clinton. before today's democratic rally in ohio, presumptive republican nominee donald trump took to twitter to call out his opponent. he wrote "crooked hillary is wheeling out one of the least productive senators in the u.s. senate. goofy elizabeth warren who lied on heritage ." trump will return to the campaign trail tomorrow in western pennsylvania. he'll give a speech on trade titled declaring american economic independence and that of course will happen near pittsburgh. as for donald trump's vice presidential search he says it's "going very well" but he has stopped short of naming any names. one person who keeps coming

up, though, into the discussion is former presidential candidate and current new jersey governor chris christie. of course we'll keep our eye on this. over to monica. >> now to a tight political race in our region. a national super pac that works to elect democrats to the u.s. senate has reserved $9 million in tv ads to help katie mcginty beat pat toomey. those ads will run through the november 8th election. the senate majority pac says that to date it has already spent around $2 million on tv ads in pennsylvania. the race between mcginty and toomey is shaping up to be one of the closest in the country. the cost on track to exceed $50 million. and remember to download the 6abc news app to stay on top of all the action as we head to the national general election and you'll get breaking news alerts from the campaign trail as well as live results on election night. now, our 6abc news app, it is a free download for your mobile device. in other news several people were injured when four

cars crashed into each other along i-95 in delaware today. this the scene going south in wilmington near the amtrak yard. at least one person was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. three other people suffered minor injuries. it's still not clear what touched off the crash but traffic was backed up for several miles because of the investigation. >> the search is on for the person who shot a teenager who was walking down a delaware street last night. wilmington police arrived along the 2600 block of north market street around 11:30 and found a 15-year-old boy with a gunshot wound to the arm. he told them that someone had shot him in the area of 27th and moore streets. from our delaware -- new jersey news room now, mount laurel police arrested at least one person after a brawl at a wedding reception. this happened at the hilton garden inn last night. police have not released details about what led up to the incident or if anyone will face criminal charges. medics were called to the scene to treat minor cuts and

bruises. >> authorities are searching for a vehicle stolen during a carjacking at the barrett run apartments in newark delaware early this morning. a 29-year-old man was removing some items from his blue ford fusion, it looks like this one in our picture. meals say an armed man then forced that victim into the car and ordered him to drive to various atm's. the owner was forced to get out on old baltimore pike. the suspect took off with his vehicle. anyone with information should contact new castle county police. philadelphia police looking for the three men in this surveillance video. they say they walked into a west oak lane grocery store eight days ago and demanded money from the clerk. this was inside the jaquez grocery on north 20th street. one of the men went behind the counter grabbed a box with some money in it and tried to leave. the clerk tried to stop him. that's when a fight broke out. in the end the suspects did get away with the money. >> all right. time now to see how traffic is rolling out there on this monday afternoon.

>> autumn marisa in for matt pelman to tell us the very latest. >> hey, monica and sharrie one of our larger delays is starting to dwindle down. around the conshohocken curve looking good in both directions from the blue route to the vine. you can expect tapping of the brakes here and there but nothing out of the ordinary. speeds across the region in the 20's and we have a little bit of the teens out towards 202 and the 30 bypass because we are starting to see those storms move through the area right now. so, that's where our slowest lanes are right now. taking a look at the vine street expressway both directions, if you're heading up to the schuylkill or towards 95 you can expect to tap the brakes there. few incidents to tell you about. this is in north philadelphia. we do have a water main break that monica mentioned earlier, 12th street and york street pretty bad out there and another one over in new jersey, we have an accident to report, the 42 freeway southbound past 130, a little farther southbound on 55 we have an accident approaching 42 northbound. back to you mon can sharrie. >> all right, autumn, thank you. still to come tonight on

"action news a passenger on an airplane that was full of people captures a truly frightening sight right out of the window. flames coming off one of the wings. we'll tell you what authorities think caused it. >> plus, a long waited honor for eric lindros. jaime apody with sports and melissa is in for adam. hi there. >> we're tracking a cold front moving through. with that comes some showers and storms overnight tonight and throughout the day on tuesday. we'll take a closer look coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> we'll have those stories and more when "action news" comes right back.

>> some incredible video posted online here of a passenger jet that burst into flames. the wing of the singapore airlines plane caught fire after making an emergency landing. the flight with 222 passengers and 19 crew members took off early today from the airport headed for milan. two hours in, the pilot saw an engine oil warning message and turned back. the fire was extinguished within minutes and all passengers and crew members were safely evacuated from the

plane. shaquille o'neill brought u.s. basketball diplomacy to the cuban capitol. the nba hall of famer led a local basketball clinic in havana yesterday. the kids there got to play right alongside shaq. they learned all kinds of skills. of course doing some layup drills and played scrim matches. this was put together by the state department to foster cultural exchanges with cuban citizens. >> how fun is that. >> he is very tall. >> very tall. >> jamie here with sports and a big honor for a former flyer. this is great. >> great news. year after year he was passed over and today on his sickth trial former flyers legend eric lindros is finally a hall of famer. lindros voted in as part of the class of 2016. he finished in the top 10, 10 times. despite 865 points and 760 career games he was a question for the hall all these years because his career and many seasons cut short due to injuries most notably concussion cans.

lindros will be induct in there november and said it was worth the wait. >> it was six years and it was a bit of time but i guess you can turn around and say that i'm in the hall forever. it's an honor to be part of it and i look forward to -- to the celebration in november. >> i think it's terrific. eric was -- he was obviously a terrific player. i think the size, the skill, the skating package was very, very special. >> joining lindros in the hall of fame former flyers coach pat quinn who led the flyers to a record 35 game unbeaten streak in 1979. quinn will be inducted posthumously. he died in 2014. mark trekkie dicke did not get . the first start off the dl. before getting hurt he had 16

strikeout games. last night the offense was clicking. pitch august not. they fell in the bottom of the ninth because of a walkoff double. eight to seven the final. it was the fourth straight start that aaron nola couldn't make it out of the fourth inning. mopping says start of summer like the opening round at the all england club. play under way at wimbledon. among the winners two time defending champ novak djokovic and roger fedder back in action after missing the french open with a bad back. seven time wimbledon champ beat a 52nd seed of argentina. next up for fedder this guy, marcus willis. haven't heard of him. probably because he's ranked 772'd in the world. he's got a philadelphia connection. >> no. >> i'll tell that you coming up at 6:: plenty of half court hovs on the basketball court. how about a full court shot. north carolina state high school patrick dorsey takes

the rebound throws the ball, stays behind the baseline. >> no. >> that shot beat the second quarter buzzer one more time. >> wow. >> look at this. now, i'm not sure if this kid plays quarterback, too, but maybe he should if he doesn't. that's quite some arm, quite quite -- >> he hit it. >> good for him. >> jamie, thanks. >> volunteers are spending four days cleaning up several different areas of philadelphia. the city's housing authority is hosting more than a hundred volunteers from the world changers organization. they're doing maintenance, painting and more at several housing sites. today here at wilson park on jackson street. the group will also be sprucing up community centers this week. >> ♪ the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night. >> beautiful national anthem sung at the dedication for a restored mural in northern liberties. beautiful american flag painted on the building is shiny and new again. mayor jim kenney was there,

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>> let's head outside shall we? a live look at the sand and the sea at cape may new jersey. this is the view through sky6 hd. some people not wanting to be indoors today. i don't blame them especially

after the weekend that we had but a nice day it appears to be at the beach right now. >> right. >> melissa is here for adam. let's get all details. is it going the stay nice. >> it's going to stay nice if you're at the coast at this hour but as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours into tuesday we're tracking spotty showers and pop-up storms. we'll talk about that. here is storm tracker6 live double scan radar. you can see that moisture getting closer and closer to that 95 core dorm it is right now in our northwest suburbs. we'll go in tighter on street level on storm tracker6. we've got rain there in malvern also to the north of i476 there in norristown also to the west of malvern along route 322 we're tracking the moisture, it's light in nature at this hour but we do expects this cold front to move on through as we go throughout the rest of tonight. i'll show you the picture outside, sky6 live in hd looking at penn's landing and the ben franklin bridge on this monday evening. we've got a mostly cloudy sky after a pretty sunny start to our day.

it is starting to cloud up and turning more humid as we go throughout the rest of the evening. we had a high today in philadelphia and at 86 degrees, at this hour coming in the at 85. it's 85 in trenton, 69 up in the poconos. 75 in beach haven. 74 at cape may. at the westward suburbs there in lancaster can coming in at 76 and 73 degrees in reading where you are picking up some rain cooled air. here is satellite6 along with action radar. there's this cold front across the region from new england down across the midatlantic region as well. it will continue to work its way eastward overnight tonight it slows down and then essentially stalls out across our region so that's why we have to allow for some showers and storms in the forecast even for the day on tuesday. so the call from accuweather over the text 12 hours an isolated thundershower is likely. otherwise it's warm turning more humid, 67 the overnight low in the suburbs. we drop down to 70 in philadelphia with there southerly wind at four to 8 miles per hour. here's future tracker6. you can see what's going on here. 4 o'clock in the morning during the overnight hours a couple of showers even a

rumble of thunder is likely. slow going for the commute tomorrow morning. give yourself a little bit of extra time with a pop-up shower or storm. tuesday spotty showers. model picking up precip to the south and east of philadelphia. as we tap into the cold front that stalls out across our region humidity will be on the upside come tuesday. this will fuel those showers and thunderstorms. 4 o'clock in the afternoon you can see showers and thunderstorms scattered about the region and especially for areas north and west which is why the storm prediction center has placed ourary a slight risk at least north and west of philadelphia in our suburbs there for find something severe weather. biggest threat will be damaging winds and hail. this cold front doesn't push offer shore until we get into late tuesday night into wednesday. for the middle half of our work week looks nice. clouds and sunshine turning less humid by the afternoon we'll max out at 85 industries on wednesday with high pressure returning across the area so wednesday into thursday look like really good days across the area. here's the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. it's humid on tuesday, some evening thunderstorms are

likely. high of 84. lower humidity on wednesday and at 85 degrees. sun and clouds thursday, it's beautiful and 87. warmer still low humidity on friday and at 89 degrees. sun and clouds on saturday, very warm, a thunderstorm is possible by the afternoon and at 86 not bad on sunday 86 degrees. as we get into monday for the fourth of july, already here, guys, coming in at 87 so we're tracking the storm tomorrow but it clears out and then the week looks pretty good. >> all right. >> thank you melissa. >> with pop-up storms and showers possible check back often of course at 6abc.com/weather. you can rely on storm tracker6 live radar to see what is coming and foul members of our "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter for the very latest updates on that forecast. >> ♪

a toms river wombat ling lung cancer received quite a surprise from her favorite rock star jon bon jovi. carol has always wanted to meet him. she looks up and there he was. last month her daughter asked

singer on social media to visit her mother. a few weeks later the mother and daughter received an invite to bon jovi's south kitchen for a free meal. while at the restaurant saturday bon jovi sneaked up behind her and stood beside her without saying a word. she got quite the shock when she finally noticed that he was right there you. bon jovi gave her an autographed guitar a book and a kiss on the creek. >> very nice. >> memorable day. >> my goodness many incredible. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00 a hero homecoming for that folcroft police officer shot seven times. a return home after just three days in the hospital. >> shot and killed with a cross bow. philadelphia police arrest the man for the death of his wife who was only his wife for nine days. and brides left without their dresses. authorities investigate the sudden closing of a bridal boutique. >> those stories and more coming up next at 6:00 for rick williams adam joseph

cecily tynan jaime apody for melissa magee, sharrie williams, the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass. have a great night ahead. "action news at 6:00 is next.

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penn presbyterian to the applause and cheers of other police officers who had come to show their support. a procession from west philadelphia to folcroft passed up lined fire trucks and police cars and finally dorm plan arrived at the folcroft fire company where he was hailed as a hero. that's where "action news" reporter clad pradelli is live tonight and chad, what was it like there today? >> reporter:. >> reporter: jim, officer dorman grew up in folcroft was a volunteer firefighter here at the folcroft fire department as a teenager so he's well known. the community came in force to welcome him home. officer chris dorman received a hero's welcome at the folcroft fire department. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: dozens