>> the answer to that question was proposing. [dramatic music] ♪ speaking of proposing, welcome back to "bachelor" fan favorites week here on "millionaire." bob guiney's up to $10,000. [cheers and applause] you're doing good, man. chance to double that money now. >> whew, okay. big money. >> now we're talking some serious cash for your charity. >> yeah, absolutely. >> so let's do it. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ all right, my friend, here it is. >> all right. >> $20,000 question. to make things easier on the athletes, which of the following are generally constructed using a north-south orientation? >> let's see here. outdoor tennis courts, indoor running tracks, bowling alleys, and fencing strips. of these, i have a hard time

thinking it would be bowling alleys. i think they just throw those up any way, shape, or form that they can have them. fencing strips, i think, like, zorro, right? so zorro's gonna be fencing, not putting in fence, chain-link, but fencing with a sword. probably in any direction that's gonna take him as well, but that is actually--i do-- they do have, like, little strip thing that they use there, that they go on. outdoor tennis courts and indoor running tracks. i feel like the answer is "b," indoor running tracks. i'm gonna use my "50/50" on this. >> okay, final? >> yeah, final. >> all right, let's help bob out by taking away two incorrect answers, please. >> wow. >> well, there goes your "b" theory. >> yeah. i guess it's not tracks. that's good to know. >> outdoor tennis courts, fencing strips. >> it does seem like, you know, when you go to a tennis-- when you're at a tennis facility, all the tennis courts do seem to be lined up in the same way. it's not like they just chuck another one on the end there, so that makes sense to me. i've never been involved in anything to do with fencing.

i feel like, you know what, i'm at $10,000. it's a great place to be, but i really want this $20,000, but i'm gonna go with "a," outdoor tennis courts. >> is that your final? >> that's my final answer. >> keeps the sun out of their eyes. >> is that it? >> that's right. >> oh, all right. dude, that was hard. >> $20,000. [horn blares] >> all right! that's some dough. >> bob guiney's at $20,000. that sound means that time is up for today, but bob is coming back to play more "millionaire." >> yes. >> i hate to break this to you. you're just 6 questions away from a million. >> oh, man. >> and you still have another lifeline to use. >> yes. >> thank you so much for watching "bachelor" fan favorites week. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. closed captioning sponsored by: p?p?o?gv

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valley's leading news program with jim gardner. wednesday night, the big story is the following request -- please be careful over the next two days. the area is going to be under an excessive heat warning. for certain segments of the population, it could be a dangerous time. meteorologist cecily tynan is live at the big board with some daunting facts and figures from accuweather. cecily? >> fotomorrow is going to be a tough day for a lot of people, especially if you are sensitive to heat and humidity. an excessive heat warning goes into effect at noon tomorrow for really all areas within 25 miles of i95. this is where the heat index will be climbing above 100. and outlying suburbs it is not going to feel much better. that's where a heat advisory has been posted for tomorrow and actually needs to continue through friday. the rain that moves through today just added moisture to the air. so the dewpoint, it is like a rain forest out there. we have dewpoints in the lower to mid 70s. so that's oppressive humidity levels. temperatures in the 70s right

now of the problem with tomorrow is that we keep these dewpoints, and then we add the heat. so the expected heat index, the way it feels for much of our viewing area, in the danger zone. 100 to 105. even along the coast and the lehigh valley and the poconos it will feel like 95 to 100. and we don't just have one day of this, we really have two days of it. the air temperature thursday and friday, mid 90s. the heat indices above 100. i'll let you know when we do get some relief from the heat in the full accuweather forecast, jim. >> thank you, cecily. a driver bailed out of his car on foot tonight during a traffic stop on the schuylkill expressway. and the chase was on. troopers tracked him from the westbound lanes of the highway near spring garden through the grounds around 30th street station where he was caught after 8:00. the state police say they don't know why he ran. they were only pulling him over

for an expired vehicle registration. now the suspect will face criminal trespassing charges at a minimum. an active crime scene on the street where two men were shot two hours ago. the new castle county police are searching for evidence at green tree road and the victims they say drove themselves to the hospital. we have new details on the head-on crash that shutdown martin luther king drive during rush hour. a 33-year-old woman in critical condition. and two other adults and children injured are improving now in stable condition. accident investigators have not determined yet who or what is to blame for the cars colliding near the strawberry mansion bridge near 5:00. taxes going up in pennsylvania to balance this year's budget. governor tom wolf signed the deal tonight that is expected to bring in $1.3 billion.

cigarette taxes rising by $1 to $2.60 a back. and smokeless tobacco starting to be taxed and taxes going up on ecigarettes as well. and ebooks and apps now charged the sales tax. and the natural gas production will not be taxed contrary to what governor wolf wanted. the budget plan expects $100 million from a gambling expansion for airports and internet betting, although it has stalled in harrisburg. [bagpipes playing] >> there were tributes and tears today at the funerals for three police officers who were among the five gunned down in dallas last week. 43-year-old brett thompson leaves behind two sons and daughter, one say good-bye.

>> one thing i would always say to my dad when he walked out the door was good-bye, daddy, i love you, be safe. and tonight we say a final good-bye, daddy, we love you, be safe. [bagpipes playing] >> not far away, family, friends and fellow officers remembered the life of the 48-year-old and michael smith family held the little girl tight through the tears. the shootings and in dallas, louisiana and minnesota prompted president obama to convene a meeting today in washington. he gathered community activists, elected officials and members of law enforcement to talk about the relationship between police and the communities they serve. obama said america isn't even close to where it needs to be in resolving the problems with those relationships. >> they are cultural issues and issues of race in this country.

and a whole range of problems that will not be solved overnight. >> obama said if the country can sit down and grind it out, and have a sustained commitment in his words, i am confident we can do something. tomorrow night abc news will host a landmark town hall with president obama with a frank and intimate discussion about race relations, justice and policing. you can watch the president and the people, a national conversation tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on channel 6. if there are police in philadelphia who think that no one appreciates their hard work, their courage and dedication, well they found out tonight that is hardly the case. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at frank furt and cottman in mayfair. quite a night there tonight. >> that's right, jim. it was inevitable in the wake of

the antipolice protests we could see the other coin, rallies in support of police. in mayfair, they showed up in droves. [horns honking] >> more than 300, many carrying signs and banners gathered to rally support for police. >> police are out here every single day supporting us, we need to show is back to them. this is our way. in the northeast, in the city of philadelphia, to really give back to the police officers. [horns honking] >> many here believe the country is being torn apart by factions of groups with opposing and even bitter sentiments. >>the only way is if we unite matter. it is not blue lives matter, black lives matter, all lives matter and we need to unite and come together. >> and division deep between those who make the argument. >> they argue if we say blue lives matter we are being divisive.

but if they say black lives matter, they are not being divisive. and i consider that to be a bit of a contradiction. >> it is a contested and heated argument but many say it is a simple statement of fact for them to survive they need police. >> at the end of the day if something happens to either you or i, we are the first to call the police. i think we need to show them the respect. >> people coming to hate the police and they are the ones that every day, they lay down their lives on the line every day. >> this is the livelihood of the city. without law enforcement, it is nothing. >> the rally lasted almost three hours. it was orderly. it is the urgent prayer of many here tonight that no other officers are killed or injured while protecting people's rights to protest them. live here in mayfair, dann cuellar for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you.

the bridge united in support for the explain police officers in dallas. and looking at sky 6 hd now with attribute to the fallen will continue through sunday, the bridge will then switch to red, white and blue to welcome the democratic national convention. donald trump said tonight he will announce who his runningmate will be at 11:00 a.m. friday. but he made it seem like he is still making up his mind today. trump and adult children joined mike pence for breakfast at the governor's residence in indianapolis. and hours after that newt gingrich seen at trump's downtown hotel in indianapolis. it seems the choice between pence, gingrich and chris christie. the buzz is that trump's family and advisors are leaning towards pence, but trump may want more teeth in the attack dog. but we'll see friday, maybe it will be someone else.

>> two polls tonight come to two different conclusions about the state of the presidential race in pennsylvania. saying trump ahead of clinton within the margin of error but a "wall street journal" pole shows clinton ahead of trump among pennsylvania voters 45% to 36%. hillary clinton reached for the legacy of abraham lincoln delivering a speech at the state house where lincoln deprovidgav house divided speech. and saying that donald trump campaign adds up to an ugly, dangerous message to america. and she acknowledged that her words and actions had sometimes fueled the partisanship that can stand in the way of progress. the city of philadelphia continues to prepare for president democratic national convention the week of july 25. now word that bars doing business with convention

attendees will be able to stay open past 2:00 a.m. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live and what are the details on this? >> jim this is for establishes throwing events directly related to the convention. like you said, last call no longer at 2:00. the venues can decide how long they will be serving. last call in philadelphia just got a little later. but only for establishments host events related to the democratic national convention coming to town in two weeks. >> have sunday through thursday night. >> in old city, one of the many restaurant/bars hosting dnc parties. >> gives us an opportunity to make more money. yeah, more tax es for the city, more money for the restaurants. >> 2:00 last call, but they decided to let the liquor

control board to allow special permits for hotel, bars and restaurants for that week. >> everyone wanting to stay out as long as they could. >> this is music to her ears. >> having it open later that is great. it let's us enjoy the party of the dnc and the good feelings that i have about hosting it in our town. >> when philadelphia hosted the rnc in 2000 a similar waiver was in place. and this is expected to drop 50,000 delegates and attendee. >> it is a good idea to bring people in. the dnc has a lot of people and they will be looking for things to do. a good opportunity to socialize and meet other people from around the country. >> now again this is just the week of the convention. that means come friday, july 29 last call goes back to 2:00 a.m. reporting live in old city, christie ileto, channel 6 "action news." not all a party.

protesters demonstrated at the home of one of the several members of the dnc host committee this evening. demanding that members cohen and rendell step down. and they want the dnc financial records to be made public. a dnc spokesperson says they will release financial information, including donor information, 60 days after the convention as required by law. the entire "action news" team will cover every angle of the democratic national convention from the politics to the protests to business in the city. and live coverage begins july 22. and, of course, we invite you to follow our coverage when the republican national convention gets underway. reports from cleveland begin friday, this friday. sarah bloomquist and i will be at the rnc in cleveland through the final gavel and that happens next thursday. still to come on "action news" tonight, president obama

deploying troops to proeffect the embassy in africa. and flags of the father. hearing from a veteran's family after an heirloom is returned. and britain run by a woman the second time after she gets an audience with the queen. and in the mid 80s today, but mid 90s heading our way tomorrow. it could feel close to 10 degrees hotter than that. details on that in the accuweather forecast. >> and ducis rodgers with the sickers close to signing another big man when "action news" continues.

>> a special american flag flying high at the home where it belongs after it was stolen on the 4th of july. the flag belongs to the corcoran family of north wildwood, given

to them after the death of a 19-year-old brother in 1969. patrick corcoran and 73 other sailors were killed when an aircraft carrier collided with their ship. on monday night, a neighbor says that a woman, whose name he didn't get, dropped the flag off at his home. patrick's brother says the theft won't stop him from flying the flag. >> the question i've been asked since the return of the flag, is will the flag be flied? or will it be stored? this flag will be flown every memorial day, every year, weather permitting. >> police say they are not sure who took the flag or who returned it. they say the case is closed. this was the scene outside of downing street in london there morning. with his family by his side. david cameron closed the book on his six years at prime minister. and then after meeting with queen elizabeth at buckingham palace. teresa may arrived with her

husband, philip to begin her tenure as imprisonme prime mini. and u.s. troops going to south sudan amid violence. hundreds kills in ethnic clashes and others flee. and they are being tasked with protecting americans working in the embassy. 130 troops on standby should things get worse. saying he hid a camera in a restaurant bathroom to snap pictures of women. months after it was discovered on mo's southwest grill, lopez facing counts of invasion of

privacy, a former employee of the restaurant. atlantic city casino winning streak came to an end in june, but overall revenue up for the year. the report shows the first fix months gambling winning went up 2% compared to 2015. and last month's revenue fell lightly, a little more than 1%. and the sale of the borgata gained support. and mgm buying out their stake. and getting $900 million of the deal and half of any tax settlements with atlantic city. we made the point at the beginning of the broadcast, we are in for potentially dangerous weather over the next couple of days. >> that's exactly right. last thursday our heat index rose up to 100 degrees. the highest it has been all year. tomorrow it could be even higher than that so that is getting dangerously hot. stormtracker live double scan showing the scattered showers and downpours earlier today have

left the region. so the action cam looking at penn's landing where the river rink is busy for roller skaters tonight. a warm and muggy night. part of the reason it is so humid out there, still a lot of moisture in the air from the downpours earlier today. not everyone got them, but those who did got some heavy hitters. west lancaster reporting close to four inches of rain. caused localized flooding. warminster, bucks county 3 1/4. and townsend close 2 inches. and northeast philadelphia close to an inch of rain. the air is saturated with moisture. dewpoints in the low to mid 70s. air temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. pretty close to saturated. allentown 75, philadelphia 77, cape may 75, and trenton currently 74 degrees. satellite 6, along with action radar, showing the downpours that blew up this afternoon have left.

we have just some high, thin clouds around. and tomorrow we likely will start the day with a good amount of cloud cover, maybe even a spotty shower along the coast. and then we break out to sunshine midday. and piece of energy late in the afternoon, along with heat and humidity, could fire up broken line of heavy downpours. not everyone will see them. they will be scattered, but they can have brief, torrential rain. and i think a lot of people will be at pools tomorrow. as soon as you hear thunder, get out of the poor. lightning can strike about 10 miles ahead of a storm system. that's part of the danger tomorrow. but the bigger danger is the heat index. the feature at "action news" is the heat index tracker. feeling like 92 at 10:00 in the morning. by 2:00 it will feel like 102. even by 6:00, still feeling like 100 degrees.

so it really doesn't cool off much in the evening hours. it will be better down the shore, especially at the new jersey beaches. with the wind generally out of the south-southwest off the ocean, the ocean temperature 76. the jersey beaches will be in the mid 80s. the delaware beaches though, that's going to be more of a land breeze, so it's going to be hotter there with temperatures in the low 90s. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 95 degrees tomorrow, but the heat index 100 to 105. late-day thunderstorms friday. again, dangerous heat, 95. the heat index around 100. saturday, likely 90 degrees. officially making this heat wave number three. and it looks like sunday will stay rain-free. because of that, we should hold in the 90s again. 91 degrees. monday 92 with some thunderstorms. could be five days of temperatures in the 90s before temperatures drop down into the upper 80s. so i know i stress this a lot, but if you know anyone elderly

or what has health conditions, they need help cooling off, reach out to them and don't forget the pets. >> important advice, thank you, cecily. a race taking place in hatboro tonight that included a battle against mother nature. this is the tribal challenge where teams of four go through obstacle courses filled with mud. and hills and stream for the race and the freeze go to the rotary clubs and assistance programs for the ymca. a dirty job, somebody had to do it. and gathering to take stock of the city agencies grow-- the city's growth. and it highlights the progress this year in business, education and infrastructure. ,$8drw ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪

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an important practice. one of the final practices before they head to the final championships next week. the under 17 team will represent the mid-atlantic region at the u.s. club national finals in aurora, colorado. and of course we wish them all good things. they come back a winner. >> weather they win or lose. >> absolutely. we have been waiting for this guy for a couple of years and he's finally coming here and he's going to sign a contract. >> we hope so. this could finally be the real thing. now the sixers hope that he is the real deal. the reports are that dario saric will sign with the sixers or friday. it is two years since the sixer required his rights on draft night. the stumbling block has always been saric wanting to come here and getting out of his overseas contract. the informed would give the sixers another scoring option. the sixer made it official with a couple of grounds signing jerryd bayless to a three-year deal. the 8-year veteran fourth in the league in three-point shooting

at 44%. the other guard, sergio rodriguez playing in spain. and he has nba experience. and no ben simmons in summer league play. no injury, just a day of rest. and facing the d-league select team with jahlil okafor on hand. mcconnell with the steal here leads to appall bucket. and finishing with nine assists and sixers win easily 108-71. villanova basketball looking to bring it home again. the team up for four awards at tonight's espys and lease out on all four. no best play, no best team, no best coach. and honoring those who retired this past year. the program began with carmelo anthony, chris paul and dwyane wade on stage. >> the racial profiling has to stop. the shoot-to-kill mentality has

to stop. not seeing the value of black and brown bodies has to stop. but also, the retaliation has to stop. >> let's use this moment as a call to action for all professional athletes to educate ourselves. explore these issues, speak up, use our influence and renounce all violence. more sports straight ahead, including tom