you can see here behind me on north rosewood street people are starting to gather and this is where the shooting took place, that 10-year-old girl shot in the arm. now her family wants the crime to stop. >> it's, um -- it's getting better but it still hurts. it don't hurt like it -- when it first happened. >> reporter: this 10-year-old girl had big hugs for her family after being released from hospital but she still has a bullet lodged in her arm. >> they can't take out the bullet. if they take the bullet out they might damage something in my arm so they said my skin will just have the to push it out. >> reporter: she was returning home to north rosewood street after a outing with her grandmother around 6:00 p.m. thursday. her grandmother says they were getting out of their car when they heard an argument down the street and then gun shots. >> she said mom, i'm shot. >> reporter: police say two men were arguing in the street when one of them pulled out a gun and started shooting. police say a third man fired shots from a second story window in the midst of all this a bullet hit the girl in

her left forearm. susan purnell feels tremendous guilt there it happened on her watch. >> she told me she love me mom-mom, it's not your fault mom-mom, calm down. >> reporter: neighbors say they know the suspects who were firing shots and they say they're sick of all the shooting that have happened here this summer. >> they don't even come outside and play no more because it's too many shootings out here. >> my best friend banged on my door he say your niece got shot. you know, your heart drops. >> reporter: again there rally organized by the girl's family and philadelphia ceasefire is about to get under way. no word what happened leading up to the fight and then the gunfire. so far no arrests have been made. reporting live in north philadelphia, trish hartman channel6 "action news." >> trish, thank you. it has been less than 24 hours now since hillary clinton accepted the democratic presidential nomination right here in philadelphia and of course as you might guess the cleanup is well under way at the wells fargo center. microphones are being disassembled chairs being removed and all that confetti

and those balloons from last night, well, they're being swept up. "action news" spoke to some of the workers handling that task and they say you know what this process could take weeks. >> it's just chaos. all i see is findings everywhere and everything. i know we can do it. it's going take some time. >> as for the people who live around the wells fargo center they sell "action news" they're thrilled the security barriers are gone. it's the a whole lot easier get around now. >> sure. >> 2016 dnc officially in the history book the spotlight is now on november of course and the general election. >> we are 102 days and countering from election day and both donald trump and hillary clinton are hitting the campaign trail today in hopes of swaying voter support in their favor. >> ♪ well, fresh off her history making speech at the dnc, clinton made an afternoon appearance at temple university. it was there that clinton and

her running mate senator tim kaine launched their first major campaign tours together. >> over the next two days the democratic nominees will swing through so-called rust belt. today clinton and kaine will hit montgomery county and harrisburg. tomorrow they'll appear in pittsburgh and youngstown, ohio. sunday they'll stop in columbus, all of this part of an attempt to woo voters in two crucial swing states. >> and right now "action news" is in hatfield for clinton's next stop where she just wrapped up actually speaking at a toy factory there at k next. we'll hear more from dann cuellar at 6:00. >> "action news" reporter john rawlins who was at that sendoff rally at temple university today. john, what was the theme. >> reporter: well, a very warm and enthusiastic sendoff that's for sure, a very friendly crowd. some of them drove from new york, new jersey, lehigh valley. they drove for hours to get here. then they waited in line for hours. they wanted to see the

nominees and it didn't -- they didn't -- they were not disappointed i should say that. >> clinton family and the kaine family. >> reporter: thousands of fans screamed their approval when the clintons and the kaines took to the stage at temple. >> ♪ >> reporter: many here true believers. clinton can count on them. >> i find it highly amusing that donald trump talks about make america great again. he doesn't make a thing in america except bankruptcies. >> reporter: this rally the kickoff for a three day bus trip across pennsylvania and ohio. clinton will likely meet less friendlier rust belt voters angry with her and other washington insiders over trade feels that have cost u.s. jobs. she will tell them if elected he she will cut red tape and in shades of mr. trump negotiate smarter trade policies with china. >> within the first 100 days of our administration, we're going to breakthroughs the gridlock in washington and make the biggest investment in

new good paying jobs since world two. we're going to do it in infrastructure, technology, clean energy, advanced manufacturing. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: larry dickerson was here with his girlfriend. she adores clinton. she's a republican but fed up with trump. could he cross over and vote for hillary clinton? it seems unlikely. dickerson says it's all a matter of trust for him. he doesn't like trump but he doesn't trust what clinton says and he cannot imagine he says anything that she would say in the near future that would bring him into the camp for clinton. live at temple, john rawlins, channel6 "action news. sharrie. >> all right, john, thank you. less than 15 minutes ago republican nominee donald trump hit the campaign trail with the general election in mind. we're looking live at trump's town hall meeting that is under way in colorado springs. tonight he will attend a rally in denver. but this morning trump took to twitter to criticize speakers

at the dnc whom targeted him on the convention floor. that included former new york city mayor michael bloomberg who trump says "never had the guts to run for president. ." trump attacked john allen saying "he failed badly in his fight against isis." >> turning to accuweather the heat wave may be over for the delaware valley but you know what, the humidity as you know is still lingering out there. stepping live outside sky6 looking at the center city skyline a beautiful picture tonight despite how it feels out there. there is a chance of storms later today and that chance only increases as we head into the weekend. adam joseph in for cecily tynan this evening with a look at the fork. hi there adam. >> yeah, brian we did not hit 90 today so officially the heat wave over, 86 right now but it still feels like it's 90 or above in many locates because of that extremely high humidity and as you note on the midatlantic temperature map here, not one 90-degree mark when you're talking about air temperature but those

dewpoints remain in the mid and upper 60's for the greater washington, philadelphia and new york city area, 70 in richmond so the humidity still around and that's what's going to get us into trouble here along with some atmospheric energy that comes in from the west. you can see all the downpours and thunderstorms kentucky ohio, west virginia and this is pushing off to the east and will arrive here late tomorrow morning into tomorrow afternoon. but for tonight out on the town, hey, it's looking pretty good for a friday night. 84 degrees at 7 o'clock, 82 at 8 o'clock staying dry through 10, 11 o'clock with those temperatures falling into the upper 70's. but we'll talk about a thunderstorm or two over the upcoming weekend guys coming up in full accuweather forecast. >> all right, we'll be standing by for that adam. thanks. new at 5:00 health officials say it is highly likely four cases of zika virus in south florida were locally transmitted meaning mosquitos there may be carrying the virus. >> yeah, health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joining us at the big board with what this could mean for

our area. >> so far there are more than 16 lunn cases of zika in the u.s. but they're all travel related. today we're learning about four people in florida who have not traveled to an area with zika nor did they have sex with someone infected. governor rick scott announces today florida is the first state in the continental u.s. with what appears to be locally acquired cases of zika virus. >> one of these four cases involves a woman and the other three cases involve men. >> health officials believe they all stem from a small area in south florida. >> in brazil. >> penn medicine infectious disease doctor pablo tabas tells me it was only a matter of time before we'd see domestic cases in florida. >> we have mosquitos that carry the infection and this is very close to the caribbean islands, dominican republic, puerto rico. >> he expects there will be more cases but says it's tough to say how many and if the virus will travel north and

hit our area. >> we have the mosquitos so it is possible, too, that we will have cases in the future. >> still, he says it's not an meter 88 threat. he recommends people here stay informed and practice prevention, especially if you're pregnant. use insect repellants and get rid of standing water. it's a different story in puerto rico. zika is now an epidemic there. nearly 6,000 people have been diagnosed including more than 650 expectant mothers. the doctor says birth defects are rare but can be devastating. >> if you are one of the unfortunate ones to have a baby way malformation this is terrible. >> that's why he and others are working hard in the lab. penn is part of a collaboration starting the first human clinical trials of a zika virus vaccine. and in florida they're testing mosquitos. so far none have tested positive for zika but they're also testing more people.

in most cases people don't have any symptoms so they're trying to make sure no one else is carrying the virus. now in our area, the hope is to make it to the first frost without zika. brian and sharrie, back over to you. >> certainly something to keep our eye on. we'll be doing that. alicia thanks -- rather ali thank you. 4 o'clock. it is time for the "action news" traffic report. >> at least this face is the same. matt pelman is in the "action news" traffic center. hey, matt is it it's just rinse and repeat for us. back here on 95 just like last half hour. we still have this accident brian and sharrie, in the work zone southbound by cottman avenue. penndot is out there. looks like they're going to tow away at least one of the vehicle involved shortly. the only thing that's changed is the delay has grown. now it starts at woodhaven and extends south through this point at cottman. another busy afternoon on 95 with yet another crash in the work zone. the good news is the police checkpoint south of here around center city and around the airport, well, they're gone. everything is reopened after the dnc. but now there's a crash on the

pennsylvania turnpike coming eastbound approaching fort washington. most speeds in the 20's coming away from valley forge. by the giant in whitemarsh, township watch out for a wreck along ridge pike near but her pike. crash in minquedale involving the dump truck and the unmarked police cruiser. northbound lanes 13 are blocked. i would stay over on known get around that. and at the tacony palmyra bridge it's going up in just about 15 minutes so start heading for the betsy ross as your alternate. and we'll check it again. you guys will still be there, right? >> right. >> in the next half hour. >> we'll be here. >> good. >> still much more ahead on "action news at 5:00 the changes septa regional rail riders will see in their evening commute come monday all because of the agency's recent train troubles. >> plus an indiana couple is now just about half a billion dollars richer thanks to one lucky lottery ticket. why we may never know who the winners actually are when "action news" comes right back tonight. >> ♪

>> from our new jersey news room this evening police in evesham township are hoping this sketch will lead them to arrest a man who exposed himself two 15-year-old girls. officers were called about 3 o'clock wednesday afternoon to the kings grant development. police say the girls were riding their bikes in the area when they saw the suspect.

when the girls ran off the suspect tried to chase one of them. she flagged down a passing driver who stopped and scared that suspect away. septa regional rail riders will see a change to their commute come monday. starting august 1st regional rail fares will be collected and validated at the top of stairwells to center city stations during the afternoon rush. that means riders will not be able to buy tickets on the train. this comes after septa pulled more than 100 defective regional rail cars out of service. the agency says the train troubles have made trains just more crowded making it harder to collect fares on board. >> a federal appeals court will not toss out charges against new jersey senator bob menendez. the democrat's office is accused of pushing the business interest of a friend and donor in exchange for gifts. today a judge dismissed menendez's claim for constitutional protection as a senator were violated. menendez maintains his

innocence. pope francis paid tribute to victims of the holocaust today during his trip to poland. the pontiff visited the auschwitz concentration camp where thousands of jews were sent during world war ii. there he spent hours praying and reflecting then called on the world to show mercy to refugees and those suffering from persecution. >> central indiana couple claimed their $536 million mega millions jackpot but chances are pretty good we'll never find out who they are. that's because indiana is one of just a few states that allows the winters collect their winnings anonymously. what we know is that the couple bought five quick pick tickets on their way to one of their kids' sport games. one hit the jackpot worth $271 million after taxes. that by the way their first ticket purchased. meanwhile the powerball jackpot is now up to $478 million those a chance for the rest of us. no one matched all five

numbers and the powerball since may seven. jackpot now one of the 10 largest in american history. you have until 9:59 tomorrow night to buy your chance at that jackpot. and you can see the winning numbers tomorrow night on "action news at 11:00 right after accuweather. >> still to come on "action news" today's big milestone for nasa. >> plus the new place military recruits will soon have to train in delaware when "action news" comes right back tonight. >> ♪

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markell announced today a long awaited $10 million grant to rebuild the claymont train station. the money came from the u.s. department of transportation. the current station serves 1200 weekday commuter rail riders but the structure is deteriorating. that new station will be built by 2020. >> today marks a major milestone for nasa. the agency was started 58 years ago to the day. under president dwight d. eisenhower congress passed the national aeronautics and space act back on july 29th, 1958. nasa was up and running two months later. at the beginning it had 8,000 employees but today more than 18,000 people work for the space agency. >> just incredible to think of everything they've accomplished in that amount of time. >> still to come here on "action news at 5:00 we get a check of the accuweather forecast. >> let's take a live look sky6 hd giving us a few of the philadelphia international airport. looks pretty nice in the skies. meteorologist adam joseph has

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>> meteorologist adam joseph in for cecily. today seems a little caulker at least pennsylvaniaered to the previous days for the storms adam. >> that it d kind of like an in between stage so to speak. yesterday very active tomorrow

also looking very active but for right now sky6 live in cape may showing a few folks still on the sand here a bit of a breeze kicking in and temperatures down the shore a little cooler than farther inland locations like to the north and west but it's really humid at the shore in fact we take a look at the temperatures, it's 79 in cape may point, 83 in atlantic city and then you jump to wilmington and it jumps up to 89 degrees. 86 in philadelphia. 90 right now in reading and lancaster at 86 degrees. but then were you factor in the humidity, still feels like the 80's at the shore but 95 in dover, 93 he in wilmington, 92 in reading. 91 in allentown. again humidity did drop a little bit after the storms but it's still fairly uncomfortable out there. we have that one low pressure pushing away. we've got sub sten nance. that means sinking air behind us. we can't get a lot of those clouds or showers to develop but there's energy to the west rolling through here over the upcoming weekend but for tonight stays dry.

just some patchy clouds, temperatures in the upper 60's to low 70's with some areas of fog developing with a damp ground combining with that high humidity but take a look at future tracker. by lunchtime tomorrow and just after it is going to explode here with more downpours and even some strong to severe thunderstorms and this continues into saturday night, sunday morning and then as we get into sunday afternoon, still rather unsettled in spots but sunday looking a little less active than saturday and any of those downpours or storms tomorrow could quickly bring in additional one to two more inches of rain in a short amount of time. your weekend at the shore 80 degrees. storms should hold off until the evening. it turns wet for the afternoon of 86 and a lot of inclement weather here unfortunately for the poconos with nascar in town, could be many interruptions for the race tomorrow. in your five day at 5:00 forecast it shows again unsettled tomorrow afternoon, still unsettled at times on

sunday of 85 degrees. hugmuggy with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms on monday of 86 and then finally everything moves away so tuesday and wednesday sun and clouds, and partly here, 84 degrees on tuesday, 86 on wednesday. we'll talk about the 90's returning, guys, coming up in the next half hour. >> all right, making a come back. thanks adam. >> so much more to come in the next half hour. the city gives us an update on the democratic national convention. find out what hillary clinton thought of philadelphia. >> plus, the philadelphia airport deals with one of its busiest days as thousands of delegates try to head home. it was not a smooth ride. >> and a water main break is impacting the drinking water of tens of thousands of people in camden county. the latest on the repairs. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues on this friday night. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again. i'm sharrie williams alongside brian taff this afternoon. rick and monica have the night off. here's what's happening on "action news." a huge water main break forces thousands to boil their water in camden county.

an update on the repairs. plus, a police officer in new castle county delaware was involved in a crash. the latest on what happened. >> and now the details. perhaps you've noticed the democratic national convention is over and the city says it was a success. >> just over an hour ago city officials gave us an update on how the week went. mayor jim ken he knee praised the philadelphia police department for their hard work. police say they responded to 60 demonstrations but there were no arrests. however, the secret service did arrest seven people. mayor kenney even got an update on how democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton thought things went. >> walked over to me and gave me this huge bear hug and whispered in my ear, this seat icityis fabulous. >> we agree. we'll have a full break down of how the week went coming up. "action news" reporter vernon odom will have a live report at 6 o'clock. >> democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton back on the campaign trail tonight

just hours after what you just saw. she made history at the dnc here in philadelphia. clinton and her vp pick tim kaine just wrapped up a tour of the knex factory. before that the democratic ticket held a rally at temple university to kick off a three day bus tore through pennsylvania and ohio to highlight their economic vision. now that the celebrating is over the cleanup is under way, that's the less fun part. crews have spent most of this day inside the wells fargo center removing chairs, tearing up the stage and picking up all that trash. protestors are continuing to clear out fdr park and crews are starting to clean up there as well. >> thousands of delegates are trying make their way home today. this is a live look at the philadelphia international airport where only a few flights are being reported as delays. however, this morning weather led to nearly 200 incoming and outgoing flight cancellations and airport officials had already warned that this could be one of the busiest days of the year because most of the

delegates in town for the dnc are all leaving at once. >> i walked across the breezeway, everyone was sleeping there. and people were misdirected or redirected from weather yesterday, mixed with dnc people trying to get out hence a line. >> thirtieth street station had long winding lines this morning though there were not any major delays. and our coverage of this historic week in philadelphia, it continues on our web site 6abc.com/dnc. we have reaction to all of this week's events along with the uniquely philadelphia stories there had the country talking. plus, you'll find a behind scenes look at our extensive "action news" coverage. >> we've got developing news from new castle county now where a police officer and a prisoner in his car were injured in this crash. it happened just a short time ago on route 13 near i-295 in ming day. investigators say a dump truck

ran that police cruiser off the road noon a guardrail. route 13 northbound is shut down right now as police investigate. we are told that both the officer and the prisoner suffered serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. a boil water advisory remains in effect for thousands of people in camden county after a water main break there. workers have made repairs but the swat still being tested. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic live now in camden with an update. >> reporter: as the allen family sits on their porch on bradley avenue, they've got questions about the boil water alert that went out thursday afternoon in camden and what it could mean for six month old savannah. >> well, what's going on? what's in the water? is it really bad? you know, if you got to boil water then it must be pretty bad. >> i be glad when they fix it 'cause i don't know what's in it and where is it coming from, what kind of bacteria might be in the water. >> reporter: city officials issued the alert as a precaution and after a 36-inch water transmission line into camden ruptured in pennsauken

yesterday. >> a lot of people drinking that didn't even know what was happening 'cause i went to church last night, i was telling people you know you can't drink the water because it's dirty water. >> reporter: repairs have been completed but until water quality test results are in city officials are asking the 40,000 residents affected to continue boiling tap water used for cooking or to use bottled water to drink wash food or make baby bottles. >> i was going to boil the water but i forgot all about it. i got up this morning i make the coffee. >> reporter: oh, boy. >> i hope i don't get sick. >> definitely bleach lover. >> reporter: denise austin has been using a combination of bleach and bottled water to wash her dishes. >> washing clothes that's another issue. you have to use the water from the streets or coming through the pipes, so. >> reporter: but when it comes to your dishes. >> oh, bleach and water. >> reporter: now, everyone we spoke to today already drinks bottled water in their homes. they don't drink from the tap. but if you do, the advice is to keep boiling your water until the all clear comes through. in camden, i'm nora muchanic,

channel6 "action news." >> philadelphia police are investigating a possible murder in germantown. police say a woman died after being assaulted by her boyfriend. this happened this morning on the 4600 block of green street. police found the 24-year-old woman dead inside of her home. police arrested her 47-year-old boyfriend. the identities of the victim and the suspect have not yet been released. a person is in custody after police were shot at. this happened in the lancaster county borough of columbia around 3:30 this morning. none of the officers was injured. investigators say police were targeted. however they don't know the motive. police say they are also questioning a possible person of interest. >> after a week of traffic restrictions and some tie-ups you'll be pleased to know things are starting to get back to normal now that the dnc is behind us. >> matt pelman standing by now in the "action news" traffic center with the upday. hi, matt. >> we certainly have had a lot of people on the move at a

heading out of town and right now people are heading out of town to head down the shore. the walt whitman bridge is plenty busy on the eastbound side but headed westbound towards philadelphia we've been jammed here at the ben franklin bridge because of an earlier disabled vehicle up near the mid span and apparently we have a swarm of bugs as well so like to clear those out. meanwhile at the tacony palmyra bridge getting ready for an opening for a southbound ship. if you're heading out head for the betsy ross bridge as an alternate. our crash on 95 southbound in the work zone at cottman has been pushed off to the side but it's still plenty slow as you come down from academy with some speeds there just in the 20's. also have a crash on city avenue just off the schuylkill at presidential boulevard. there's one in limerick along louis road at linfield trap road and a vehicle ran into a pole in pemberton so i would avoid lakehurst road. next week closures return to the vine street expressway. we've got new lanes coming to 202 and changes on the regional rails. see you at 4:30 monday morning. >> all right. get rid of those bugs, will you. >> i'll try. >> thanks very much. now that both conventions

are over that doesn't mean the debate is. in fact the debate in some ways is just beginning about who should be america's next president. that lasts until election day. >> all week people have been sounding off. at our fourth straight faceoff "action news" reporter nydia han has more from both sides. hi, nydia. >> reporter: hey, guys. we hosted passionate fiery debate and discussion here at famous fourth street. we capped off the week by asking people today if hillary clinton and the dnc did the work that was needed to get their vote. 92-year-old anna watched hillary clinton's acceptance speech hoping it would help her make a decision for november. >> i watched her until 12 o'clock last night. >> reporter: clinton's speech was watched by many here at famous fourth and the reaction was varied as the food orders. democrat carl turner says he remains concerned about how he believes clinton handled benghazi. >> this may be my first time not voting for a president. >> reporter: turner is not the only one still struggling with the decision. >> it's hard to believe everything she says.

>> reporter: undecided independent voter ahmed is voting for hillary clinton but it's a different convention speaker that may have clinched his decision. >> after bloomberg's speech during the dnc that really kind of suede me. >> reporter: democrat and political fundraiser aubrey montgomery believes hands down her candidate and her party did his mission. >> her vision of america is positive, there she has detailed policy, that it is going to be a productive inclusive unifying campaign. >> reporter: as for the performance of the host city of the dnc -- >> i think it did a remarkable job. just a big thank you to philadelphia. it's been a great week. >> reporter: and back to anibel mogul. as of this morning she's made al decision. what did you like about her speech last night. >> she seemed so sure of her self and she made me feel sure of her and myself and that's why i'm going to vote for her. >> reporter: anibel mogel tells me chelsea clinton

democratic vp candidate tim kaine and bill clinton also helped sway her decision to vote for hillary clinton. as for all of these fourth street faceoffs we hosted this week you can see them all on the "action news" facebook page and it's never too late to post your own comments. guys, back to you. >> did an exceptional job hosting those conversations. great conversation. coming up it's the hottest game out there pokèmon go but now thieves are trying to cash in. >> and a slootout in san diego leaves one police officer dead and another fighting for his life. details about the arrest police made coming up. >> plus, a look inside the new sandy hook elementary school that is set to open this fall and the new security features inside. adam. >> brian, we got a wedge of dry air in place right now but we look to the west and downpours and thunderstorms popping once again. unfortunately moving our way for part of the weekend. we'll have all the details in accuweather. >> the eagle sign darren sproles to a one year extension. we'll take you to eagles training camp coming up in sports. i approve this message.

donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!"

>> suspect is going to be close by. responding officers perimeter start looking for somebody hiding.

>> that was just some of the police radio calls after one san diego police officer was killed, another woundd in a shootout following a late night traffic stop. a suspect was wounded and taken into custody a short time later. another was believed hold up in a house. police stormed that house earlier this afternoon. no word just yet whether anyone else was arrested. the officer killed, a 16 year veteran of the force. the other is expected to survive. >> nearly four years after that mass shoot, at sandy hook elementary construction on the new school is completed. the 86,000 square foot school in newtown, connecticut will house students in pre-k to fourth grade. the new school features bulletproof glass at the front entrance two sets of doors and visitors must be buzzed in. the old school was demolished in late 2013 months after a gunman killed six educators and 20 children. the $50 million cost was covered by the state. six state employees were criminally charged in connection with the flint,

michigan lead water crisis. their charges range from willful neglect of duty to various conspiracy charges. the city of 100,000 people used the flint river for tap water for 18 months to seay money. well, that water was improperly treated and caused toxic lead from the aging pipes to be released. >> "action news" sports director ducis rodgers joining us now. the eagles taking care of a little business. >> rewarding one of the good guys on this football team. news out of training camp today eagles have given darren sproul sproles a one year contract extension. he's now signed through 2017. the extra year is reportedly worth four and a half million dollars. sproles despite his small stature has been a significant part of this football team. both as a running back and a return man. howie roseman hopes the other players take notice at how the franchise has taken care of sproles. >> i think it's message that you're sending to their team and the players is that you do the right thing here and be

productive and you got a chance to stay here went want people to feel that way on and off the field that this is a place that if you do the right thing you have an opportunity to continue to be here and when you look around the team he's a great example that of. >> any time in my opinion that you can have a play maker like darren sproles and you can keep him locked up for a couple of years, makes you feel good and i'm just so happy for him and his family. >> this is jordan matthews' third training camp with the birds. the first two were under chip kelly. matthews has only been in camp since wednesday he already notices a difference between camp chip and camp peter peders. >> the lunchroom is fall of guys talking not guys going leaving early going and taking naps. guys generally love to be around each other and that's where it starts having that nucleus of guys leaders down to the undrafted guys, everybody being social, everybody being friendly and everybody saying okay we have a common goal but the only way to get that is you got to build that camaraderie. i feel like we have that.

>> hopefully the pays off. phillies and braves go at it again tonight in atlanta. phils best picker velasquez is on the mound. make cali franco and tommy joseph went back to back in the first inning. joseph's homer was his 14th of season. keep in mind he's only played in 57 games this year. later in the contest went deep. phils got 10 hits in the victory. racing returns to the poconos this weekend. the big race is sunday afternoon with nascar's pennsylvania 400. it's going to be a hot weekend in the poconos. new jersey product martin tricks jr. has the fastest car qualifying today. he'll be on the pole come sunday. this is his third pole of the season. edwards will also be in the front row. they are still playing round two of the pga championship the. right now jimmy walker has two stroke lead he's at 10 under par.

a lot of rain this morning in north jersey. just a thought. phil mickleson ironically when it was last played here likely won't win it this yearly this his first swing on the par 51st -- par 41st hole goes across the street into somebody's yard. triple bogey seven o. perhaps he might have to call somebody's insurance agent. >> i've played plenty of backyards. >> stay out of my neighborhood. >> thanks ducis. more "action news" coming up right after this. differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics.

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>> better business bureau is warning about a scam involving the popular app pokèmon go. there is a phishing e-mail scam that tricks victims into thinking they need to pay for the game. the e-mail demands that the user pay $12.99 a month or their account will be frozen. they then provide a link but don't click on that. it's just a way for the hackers to steal users' passwords and their money. >> all right, let's turn our attention to the accuweather forecast as we make our way into the weekend and eye to the sky. >> yes, it's going to be pretty active around here tomorrow especially in the afternoon and then still a time from sunday so kind of an unsettled weekend with

tropical humidity sticking around. as we take a look at double scan live radar we've got a break right now just north of the poconos, a couple downpours trying to spark up there but we have good sub sten nance today which is sinking airline the system which passed through yesterday and that system as it passed by it took some of the heat away from us so our heat wave is officially over at least the latest one. today's high 89 degrees and it all began back in may this year for the first heat wave of three days from may 26 to the 28th. the second one came in july so june we had no heat waves. then a third one in the middle part of july and then the latest one was seven days long and the most intense. presently it feels like run in in allentown, 92 in reading, 93 wilmington, 95 in dover. so, again, even though those numbers have been knocked way back that tropical humidity is still around and that is helping it to make it feel a little more uncomfortable than the air temperatures would represent. we do have a wedge of dry air now.

then we look to the west. there's energy gathering and this is going to push through here especially tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night. but for tonight patchy clouds around, areas of fog, 68 in the suburbs, 72 for center city. and then as we get into the early morning hours of saturday, it is pretty much dry everywhere but it is not going to take long for things to spark up here especially through our pennsylvania counties early tomorrow afternoon. if you're in southern new jersey or delaware, especially along the shore, much of the day tomorrow looks to be rain free but everything could try to consolidate here and we could see some flooding downpours, even some strong to severe thunderstorms. this is 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. and still some popping around the region saturday night into sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. and even into sunday afternoon should be far less widespread but still some isolated or scattered downpours or thunderstorms the second half of the weekend. association oppressive humidity over the weekend and that's going to lead to a lot

of clouds, limited sunshine with numerous downpours and thunderstorms. if you get some of these downpours since the humidity will be so high we could see more than 2-inches of rain in spots. if you're at the shore tomorrow again not bad. 80 degrees sun and clouds. the activity should hold off until the evening or overnight hours and then sunday it's humid with a couple of pop-ups around 81 degrees with the ocean temperature sitting at 72. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast 80's over the weekend but it's going to feel close to the 90's with that oppressive humidity and again very unsettled tomorrow afternoon, at times on sunday and even going into monday the humidity will be high enough that some storms will develop here and there but then it all starts to push away off the coast as we dry it out here tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures start in the middle 80's and then we're back up to near 90 degrees with that humidity thursday and friday. so again, just keep alert over the weekend and follow me on twitter. i'll be working tomorrow so i'll let you know if any

severe storms happen to develop. >> okay, thank you adam. >> yeah. >> with rain in the forecast rely on 6abc.com/weather right through the week. check storm tracker6 live radar before confirming your plans and as adam just mentioned follow our meteorologists on facebook and twitter to stay up to date, plus share weather photos and videos from your area. >> and "action news" at 5:00 will be right back. >> ♪ (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili

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>> more than 270 medical students started today on the long and rewarding journey to becoming a doctor. the sydney kimmel medical college at thomas jefferson university held its annual white coat ceremony in center city as family members and loved ones looked on students took the hippocratic oath. best of luck to them. youngsters in south jersey learn what it takes to become a police officer in just one week's time. the gloucester township police department holds four week long sessions at its junior police academy every summer and this was graduation day. the cadets learned about

physical fitness teamwork conductorring a crime scene investigation as well as firearm safety and so much more. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news team are standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00. fresh off the dnc hillary clinton and tim kaine set off on a bus store across pennsylvania. we're at their first stop in hatfield. the clean upafter the dnc is under way. massive efforts happening right now inside the welts target send. >> 10-year-old shooting victim talks about being caught in the crossfire. now for monica malpass rick williams cecily tynan jaime apody ducis rodgers i'm brian taff. "action news" at 6:00 is next.

>> ♪ "action news." delaware valley's news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> it is friday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news in the hunting park section of philadelphia. philadelphia fire crews are searching a manhole for a missing person. chopper six is live over the rescue scene at flynnth and pike. it is not clear how the person got stuck or how long he or she has been underground. an extensive operation is now under way to try to rescue that person to find that person first. we'll have an update on this tonight and on 6abc.com. this was the first day of the general election campaign for hillary clinton and it began in philadelphia. this was the way it looked at

mmcgonigle hall. this comes the day after the climax of the democratic national convention and clinton's speech to the country. she spent a lot of time last night talking about her opponent donald trump and she did so again today. >> as we pointed out during our four great days of our convention, you heard something very different from the republicans, didn't you? we might as well have been talking about two different countries or as someone said to me two different planets. >> she said trump painted a negative dark and divisive picture of america. after the rally, hillary and former president clinton and tim kaine and his wife, anne, boarded a huge bus for the start of their tour through pennsylvania and ohio. first stop on the tour, the knex factory in hatfield montgomery county. that's where "action news" reporter dann