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here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. philadelphia marks bastille day in the wake of the horror in nice. they remembered victims but they say the celebration must go on. we will take you to an event that celebrates the best of local food and beer. the community rallies to help a home less teenager whose work ethic is already impressing the nation hoy their generosity is giving him the shot he richly deserves but first just two days ahead of the republican national convention and today donald trump sits side by side with

his new running mate. even as democrats are already blasting his choice. abc marci gonzales has details from cleveland. >> reporter: making it official, donald trum make penc, disputing claims he second guessed his decision. >> i found the leader who will help us, deliver. a safe society and a prosperous, we will be prosperous society, for all americans. indiana governor mike pence was my first choice. >> reporter: a church he and pence believes will unify the republican party. >> let's come together as a party, and a people, and a movement, to make america great again, donald trump is a good man. he will make a great president of the united states. of america. >> reporter: both blasting hillary clinton who is

reportedly closing in on her own vice-presidential decision. presumptive democratic nominee will meet friday with senator elizabeth warren, housing and urban development secretary julian castro and john hicklooper. clinton calling pence the most extreme vp pick in a generation. pence traveling home to indiana for a welcome home rally. >> hello, indiana. >> reporter: and now preparing for the republican national convention which begins on monday. here in cleveland, flyers are being handed out for protest and police say that they are ready, with barriers and fences, and thousands of officers on duty. marci gonzales, a abc news, cleveland. septa says it plans to make monday morning's commute a bit smoother, by adding five more cars. the trains have been crowded, since the agency sidelined 120 of its railcars on july 1st, after its find cracks in the suspension system. septa says five cars will be

leased from amtrak in maryland. eighteen cars are already on lease. officials say that they plan to use the leased equipment through august. a with man is in critical condition tonight after falling into the delaware river. this happened around 11:00 near the blue cross river rink, this morning at penns landing. police say with man was sitting on the ledge of the river when she fell in. philadelphia police and fire fighters, pulled her out, and rush her to hahnemann hospital. a frightening situation for two women hell in the home invasion in wilmington delaware this afternoon. it was in the middle of the day around 12:30 when police say two suspects broke in the home on the 2700 block of crescent place. women are bound with duct tape while suspects made off with money and cell phones. women were not hurt, at this hour police are still searching for the suspects. and a teenager is dead following a shooting in philadelphia's hunting park

section, and the killer has this is yet been found. police say a 19 year-old man was shot to death on a sidewalk near his home last night on the 3100 block of north patton street. police say victim was shot multiple times across the street from where he lived. he was rush to temple university hospital, and he did not survive. and that is not the only shooting under investigation in philadelphia tonight. a 49 year-old man was shot three times near his home in somerdale. police say the man park his car this morning, and was walking to his front door in the 59 hundred block of loretta avenue. he was shot and robbed. he was taken to einstein medical center stable condition. well, we have some sad news to pass along about a member of the a "action news" family. the man who created "action news" in 1970, has died. mel campman was 85 years old. he passed away at his home on tuesday, after battling parkinson's disease.

campman began his tv news career in los angeles but he coined the term "action news" right here at channel six. he worked as a consultant for nearly 30 years in washington d.c., and after hanging up his news hat he opened up a dairy queen in dewey beach. well, despite recent terror attack in nice, france bastille day celebrations went on as planned today in philadelphia a. "action news" reporter trish hartman has the details. >> a celebration of french independent and revolution went on amid height even security outside eastern state penitentiary. in its 22nd year planners say canceling the event was not an option, even after the terror attack in nice, france on thursday. >> we cannot make the world entire world a better place but here in philadelphia, we're going to acknowledge the attacks and we will sing a little hymn in the beginning and then throw the best party we can throw.

>> organizers reviewed their security plan after mass shootings in orlando and after a truck plowed through a crowd on bastille day in nice this week killing 84 and injuring more than 200. with increased security and resolve to stand with the french many people say they wouldn't miss it. i have relatives in paris. obviously what happened there just a few months ago and now this. it is great to see. >> it is terrible what happened there but i'm glad that we're still celebrating it here. >> i whim not live in fear. this is something i have done every year and i want to follow through with the tradition. >> reporter: french flags were flown at half staff. french family carnival included games, crafts and face paintings and a tastykake eating contest with the precursor to the main event, a philly twist on the storming of the the bastille giving new meaning to the famous line, let them eat cake. >> here in philadelphia we say let them eat tastykake and we throw 2,000 butter scotch krimpets off the wall and in the crowd. it is a signature moment.

>> reporter: after that signature moment the party continued as bars and restaurant on fairmount avenue kept celebration going throughout the evening. reporting, trish hartman channel six "action news". >> tastykake makes it all better. community members in camden, new jersey came together today to clean up the neighborhood. employees at cooper university health care patient add zest center they hosted this effort. it focused on the area of fourth and clinton avenue. they have pick up trash and removed graffiti. a georgia community has join together to help a home less college student with an amazing work ethic and can do spirit. abc's gloria riveria tells us how young man is getting the leg up that he need. >> i'm in shock. >> reporter: he is full of gratitude to think he is full of promise. nineteen and homeless he had in way to get back to gordon state college in georgia for his second semester. >> i didn't have a ride here, my little brother handed me a

bike. >> reporter: he rode6 hours in the summer heat so he could register early but he had no where to live until his dorm room, covered by his college loans, open up in august. police found him in this tent near campus. >> i'm like man, this is crazy. >> reporter: officers paid for two nights in the motel room and then a good samaritan helped him get a job in the pizza joint. >> he said he wanted to do this on his own. >> reporter: next, entire community rallied, go fund me page raising more than $150,000 for him, fred, whose biological parents are not in the picture promised to keep his grade up and save money for medical school, and he had this wish for the day he graduated. >> hopefully on the day i graduate all y'all are there and i'm waving to y'all. i roof you all. >> reporter: gloria riveria, abc news washing top. >> what a story. nice to see that. still to come on "action news" tonight celebration of the uniquely american form of

music, we will take to you a jazz festival in west philadelphia melissa. sharrie, showers are starting to come out of the delaware and lehigh valleys but heat wave continues, day four on the way, details with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast.

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to celebrate the tenth anniversary they are spotlighting women in jazz and features an all women, line up tonight. party animals join the real animals tonight at the philadelphia zoo. hundreds of people enjoy the annual summer ale festival. the event, which is in the eighth year allows guests to enjoy regional craft beers, food for local vendors, and, live music. >> a lot taking place outdoors, it is weekend, it is summer and that is where people want to be, melissa but it was off and on in various spots. >> very active with those showers and storms. things are starting to calm down, across the region. lets show you storm tracker six live double scan radar, it is quiet in the city and those showers we had earlier today there in south jersey more specifically, burlington, ocean counties they are starting to press off to our north and east. this is a spot shower in the poconos. we will track activity throughout the overnight hours. outside we will go sky six

live in hd, looking at ben franklin bridge on this saturday night. we have a partly to mostly cloudy skies, across the region, quiet for rest of tonight and that heat wave continues for heat wave number three. it start on thursday. high temperature of 96. yesterday we maxed out at 92. today coming in at 94. heat index over the past few days have been from the upper 90's to over 100 degrees, in some locations and day four of heat wave number three is likely tomorrow. right now, coming in the at 74 . sixty-five is dew point. wind are calm, not much of a heat index, ocean water temperature at 72. north and west, at 76 in slating ton. seventy-four in tannersville. seventy-four in center city. seventy for kenneth square, oxford and new who will and company coming in at 73. in new jersey, for vineland temperatures in the upper 60es a. seventy-two in glassboro. at the coast in sea isle city

77. surf city coming in at 75. satellite with six action radar, it is showing you, why we have showers and storms, earlier across the region. frontal boundary has stalled out and that moisture is starting to push off to our north and east. notice clear sky, back across the ohio valley, that will work its way in the region for some, as we get in the second half of the weekend. future tracker six showing you during the overnight hours there could be activity north of philadelphia in the poconos as we wake up at 8:00 in the morning we will have a mixture of sunshine and cloud, very warm start to the day. as we get in the heat and humidity once again we will get daytime showers, storms, firing up at 2:00 in the afternoon. they will be isolated and spotty but brief heavy downpours most likely again tomorrow. high in philadelphia coming in at 92. ninety in allentown. eighty-eight in lancaster. ninety for high in dover. ninety-two in toms river. exclusive accu weather seven

day forecast shows you heat on sunday. showers and thunderstorm likely south and east of the city tomorrow. humid still on monday with strong showers and storms by the end of the day then high of 95. muggy on tuesday and at 89 with showers and storms early in the day and lower humidity that is my pick of the week on wednesday high of 84, sunshine overhead, we will warm backup on thursday, quickly, high of 89 degrees, and then turning more humid, on friday a high of 92 and that heat rolls on as we get into next saturday, sharrie, high temperature up to 96 degrees by then. >> it is going up even higher. >> we're going up. >> all right, thank you. it was all about blueberries at peddler's village in bucks county. action cam was there for blue grass ape blueberry festival. visitors enjoyed blue grass and country music acts and, of course, plenty of blueberry foods including blueberry pies and fudge. ♪

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ryan howard has the worst batting. >> that baseball but pete mackanin ignored those numbers tonight and went with these numbers. howard had more home runs with the mets then any other active player, that is why he is starting, and it works. howard, has a picture perfect start to tonight's game against the mets. second inning mets killer ryan howard, get out of here, solo shot, forty-sixth career home run with the mets, fifth mess all time against them, we pick it up, tied at two in the seventh mets threatening to blow it autopsy, bases loaded as cabrera into left, codey asche says ion't think so. bottom of the seventh phillies

go in front for good. miguel franco still swing ago this red hot bat, rbi single, phillies win four-two. high five all around. eleventh win in 15 games and hey ryan, tell us about that career home run, number 370 tonight. >> or not. where was he. he went home. in the city of brotherly love two brothers are hoping to be the first sibling in the 28 years to go head to head in philadelphia goodell brothers are still looking to face one another, in this phillies/mets series this weekend. phillies rookie tyler goodell, and eric goodell, they are four years apart. they have never faced each other at any level, not even in little league. >> we have been playing with each other since we were growing up, four or five years old and we never played against each other in a real game. for that to happen would be unbelievable. >> we have been talking about it since we were little kid,

pretty crazy, maybe it will happen here. >> the let's say it is tonight or tomorrow who has the advantage. >> i would like to see me. >> i would like to think i have the advantage but we will see, it should be fun. >> and finally, look who we found at the annual night in venice both bet parade in ocean city. fletcher cox, vinny curry, hanging out on the boat, enjoy, guys, camp starts in nine days. eagles rookies, quarterbacks, they will start off on monday the 25th. rest of the veterans join them on thursday, july 28th, football is finally around the corner, sharrie. >> a lot of people happen bye that. finally dozens of people got up, bright and early this morning for a special run and walk in wilmington delaware. the wear your wish event took place at the river front benefiting the local make a wish fun days which grants wishes of children with life threatening medical conditions. great cause there. castle is next here on channel six, "action news"

continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning, with gray hall, nydia han and chris sowers. for walter perez, melissa magee and jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm sharrie williams. have a great night. we will see you right back here tomorrow night at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪

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