tomorrow. -- tomorrow's weather. action news is next. walter: a young child is rushed to the hospital after being injured during a shooting tonight in burlington county, new jersey.

we just learned a man died in that shooting. at this hour, police are trying to piece together what happened as the search for the gunman continues at this hour. the big story tonight is the search for the person who shot and killed a man and injured a 5-year-old girl. it happened this evening in burlington city, new jersey. police have been canvassing that area but so far have not found the gunman. action news is live at the scene on new york and east federal streets with more. jeff. >>reporter: walter, police just gave us an update. they said that 24-year-old victim who was shot in had head has die -- in the head has died at the hospital. police are skill on the scene here five hours after gun fire rang out and a manhunt began. >> a search of the neighborhood was completed to no avail. the suspect is still on the loose. >>reporter: police are looking for a gunman who fled after a shooting outside a home on the 100 block of east federal

street. a 5-year-old girl and a man in his 20s were both injured just before 7:00. the man was shot in the head and the child has nonlife threatening injuries. police officers from several departments spent hours searching backyards and wooded areas. police are confident the gunman is not hiding out in this immediate neighborhood. >> the investigate is preliminary. i don't want to give false hopes to anybody. we have made progress but i definitely want to consult with the prosecutor's office and detectives before we come out with information but we have made progress. >>reporter: police say the girl was injured in some way but doctors are still trying to figure out exactly how she was hurt. again, that 24-year-old man has died at the hospital. police now searching for his killer. reporting live in burlington city, new jersey, jeff chirico.

walter. walter: police in philadelphia are still sorting out what lead up to a triple shooting in west philadelphia this morning. authorities say it started when a 21-year-old woman and a neighbor were confronted by the woman's ex-boyfriend at breakfast. police say he followed the pair back to the 100 block of south 55th street. another argument ensued between the group and that escalated into a gun fight. two people were critically injured. the third is in stable condition. a 25-year-old man has died following a shooting in north philadelphia this evening. it happened at about 5:00 o'clock along the 600 block of north 12th street. investigators say the man was shot repeatedly. he was rushed to the hospital where he died a short time later traffic was backed up this evening in atlantic city following a crash that happened near white horse pike on martin

luther king boulevard. the car hit a utility pole knocking down wires and then an hour later there was another crash in that same area. moving on to the forecast, it wasn't as humid today but changes are in store for tomorrow.here's melissa magee wk at our weather. melissa: right now warm and sticky outside in philadelphia. 77 for allentown and redding. right now we're tapping into a stiff southeasterly wind. the moisture is increasing and the dew point is coming up. you can see in our northwest suburbs dew points in the upper 60s. for the ament # 5 corridor and south jersey, dew points are in

the 70s. here's part of the reason why. you can see it on storm tracker 6. we're tracking an area of low pressure out across the northern great lakes and a trailing cold front. it will work its way eastward through the day tomorrow and with that comes the threat of showers and storms. by 6:30 tomorrow evening, we have a line of activity working its way into the delaware and lehigh valleys leading to drenching downpours and localize flooding. the oppressive air returns sunday. showers and storms tomorrow. weal take a closer look coming up, walter. walter: all right. thank you. stay with us through the weekend for the latest on the impending storms and the power of storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. also be sure to follow each of our meteorologists on facebook and twitter for the first time, the

people of pennsylvania can now purchase wine at dozens of grocery stores after the state's recent decision to allow businesses to expand their liquor licenses. but not all stores were ready today. trish hartman has detailed. >>reporter: they will be grilling out this saturday. >> steaks and shrimp. >>reporter: and for the first time she can pick up a bottle of wine to pair with it at the grocery store. >> it's actually a lot more convenient than having to go to the wine store and then home. >>reporter: the shop-rite has expanded restaurant licenses allowing it to sell up to four standard bottles of wine per person. while there's a limited selection now, a store official says being a family-owned store allowed them to start sales quickly and plan to expand their offerings in the coming months >> it was just here the other day. this is a shock. it's the first day they did

this. it's cool. convenient. >>reporter: but not all the stores we visited are selling wine just yet. they have to find space and shelving and go through corporate offices to carry the new inventory so likely it will be 60 to 90 days before you can buy a bottle here but customer ace say they're ready when it's in stock. >> you're always so busy with things to do so to make something easy, just pick up everything in one stop, that would be great. >> it make's complete sense. i think the liquor laws here are backwards compared to the states that surround us so we should get with the times. >>reporter: a spokesperson with the acme stores with the expanded licenses, they don't have wine yet but hope to soon. if you would like to see a full list of stores check it out at 6abc.com. walter: hundreds of people showed their support for law enforcements today in upper

darby. people were there handing out signs supporting law enforcement. people are encouraged to put the signs on their yards. >> the best thing that we can do to help them is order lawn signs and have everybody have them on their lawn so that when a police officer if they drive down the street can see all the support that our community is giving. walter: they'll hand out more signs later on this month. it was more than just about fashion today in south philadelphia. this is stomp the runway and its goal is to raise awareness about domestic violence. it was established by a local designer four years ago following the murder of local model vanessa watson. tonight they were wearing clothing for a message. proceeds will go to local charities. the wheels were turning and burning tonight in westchester for the 12 lath annual iron hill

twilight race series. hundreds of competitors and volunteers and neighbors came out for this event and organizers say this is the biggest turnout they've ever had much more to come tonight. what investigators are saying about the possible cause of yesterday's deadly bus crash in newark, new jersey >> plus, crews are expanding searchs for those listed as missing in the louisiana floods melissa. melissa: showers and storms and storms this weekend and then behind that a refreshing change. that's coming up next.

walter: police corporate to investigate that dead -- continue to investigate that deadly new jersey transit bus crash that killed two people. one of the bus drivers involved has been released from the hospital. he has more than 35 years of experience. the two buses collided yesterday in newark. one of the buses, as you can see, was nearly torn in half. the other bus driver and a passenger were killed. investigators think speed may have been a factor firefighters in california have made significant progress battling a huge wild fire near los angeles. the so called blue cut fire is nearly 70% contained at this hour. many of the people who live here are starting to return home only

to find widespread destruction. more than 100 homes have been destroyed and 58 square miles were torched. the fire started on tuesday. still no word how it started now that flood waters are starting to recede in louisiana, crews are going house to house looking for signs of life. at least 13 people died in the flooding that swept through parts of southern louisiana after torrential rains last week. officials estimate 60,000 homes have been damaged and many people have not been able to see if their homes are among the casualties. >> i'm terrified. i just pray that all is well, you know. and the lord, you know, god is still in control. walter: president obama is scheduled to visit baton rouge

sometime on tuesday. the good people of bucks county came together today to help the flood victims in louisiana. action news on the scene there for a flood drive. a steady stream of people stopped by to donate food and basic items. all those donations will go straight to louisiana. u.s. swimmer ryan lochte and three u.s. swimmers may face disciplinary action from the u.s. olympic committee after lying about being robbed in row rio. the three swimmers kept in rio for the investigation are back in the u.s. now. they arrived in miami last night. bentz released a statement saying he never lied about being robbed while out with his friends in rio. he also says he never saw anyone break down a bathroom door and that lochte is the one who tore

down the sign from the building. lochte has since apologized for his behavior that night.

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you can see it on storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. there's an area of low pressure out across the northern great lakes and a trailing cold front as well. you can see a plume of moisture out across the ohio valley and the deep south. this works its way eastward tomorrow. 8:30 in the morning, clouds and

pockets of showers and thunderstorms firing off in the afternoon. scattered showers and storms across the region and they continue to move through until about 10:30, 11:00 o'clock tomorrow night. some could be on the strong if not severe side. so what to expect tomorrow, heavy afternoon showers and storms. the best bet to find the activity any time between 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. big concern with strong gusty winds and drenching downpours that could lead to localize flooding. there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere ahead of this cold front. here's the big change, however, in the wake of this cold front we're tracking big time relief by monday. dew points still in the upper 60s, lower 70s tomorrow.

but by monday at 53 went and tuesday a 48 degree dew point meaning a dry and refreshing air mass. a nice change headed our way for late august. down the shore tomorrow, humid, plenty of sunshine. late day showers and storms for you you have. a high temperature in at 86 degrees. ocean temperature at 78. in the poconos tomorrow showers and storms early in the day. otherwise, high temperature of 75 and quite humid. here's the exclusive seven day forecast. humid and more oppressive tomorrow than it was today. high of 88. strong showers and storms. low humid on monday with plenty of sun and temperature of 82. a little warmer on wednesday up to 87. sunshine and clouds thursday. 89. on friday, hot and turning more humid once again. high temperature in at 92 and on saturday it's humid with some thunderstorms possible.

high temperature walter coming in at 92. strong storms tomorrow. nice relief. >> not a bad looking week. >> no, it's not sheltie thank you. up next, jeff skeerky has sports including what happened in tonight's phillies cardinals game when action news comes right back.

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cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. walter: jeff skversky has a check on sports. jeff: after the first half of the season they were really struggling at the plate. finally they're swinging the bats well. you don't think of the phillies as a power hitting home run team but that image may change. since the beginning of july they've hit the most homers at home including two more tonight. nothing to bark about tonight. second pitch of the game against cardinals, ceasar hernandez, 1-0 phils.

fifth inning. tied up. franco with a two-out r.b.i. single. puppy doesn't look too excited. sixth inning, aaron altherr goes home with it. pitching for the first time in seven days, they're back. eight strikeouts in seven innings. allows only two runs. and gomez saves it, phillies hang on to win 4-2. >> a lot of energy in the crowd tonight. it was fun to win. it was deja vu in that ninth inning. turned out a little differently. great night for us. jeff: it was. the eagles have their number one receiver when they kick off the regular season in three weeks. jordan matthews says for sure.

he's confident he'll be ready after his knee injury. he's still mia at practice but the coach of the flyers is there watching them work out. watching carson wentz who's back after broken ribs. paul turner leads the team right now in receiving. >> just thinking offensively first, paul turner has caught our eye the last couple of weeks and is doing a nice job there. >> i just know the biggest thing is and the main focus is just to go out there and play. just have fun doing it. that's been my primary focus and that's what they express to us, play fast and have fun sean mccoy having fun at the expense of the new york giants today. maybe the eagle's all time rusher but the bills back with some hands, having to catch from

taylor. they scored the 21-0 win. speaking of former eagles, jeremy maklin ejected from a preseason game tonight for fighting. also, coming up tonight, the fight to get back to the top of the eastern conference. highlights next.

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