pop up or a random thunderstorm. but what we saw this morning will not repeat itself. got this picture in from the k oakmount fire company. this was the top struck by lightning here. some damage in the southern part of the structure here where the concrete was blown into pieces, in that general area between delaware county and parts of chester county and into montgomery county. an inch of rain where you got hit by thunderstorms, the same thing in southern parts of philadelphia near center city and south philly, and parts of mercer county picking up an inch of rain. temperatures in the south in the 70s. what is where low pressure is close by here. philadelphia 54 and 40s in binghamton and all of this is push ago way to the east. during the evening hours a few lingering showers and could be a

rumble of thunder and most of us will not experience that again this evening. patchy fog is setting up overnight tonight and then we start to clear the skies as the northerly winds kick in to push everything out. we'll talk about a bright day ahead here for your wednesday. coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> adam, thank you. >> and as the changing weather moves through, you can check storm tracker radar at 6abc.com/weather and follow our team on social media for all the latest updates. philadelphia police are searching for the gunman that opened fire causing chaos in northern liberties yesterday. a woman was shot at multiple times as she left work at delilah's gentlemen's club. walter perez is live with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: hey sharrie, many questions still linger in this case as investigators are trying to figure out if this was a random shooting or if a woman in this parking lot as you

mentioned was the target of a sniper. >> the search continues tonight for the gunman that opened fire on the parking lot outside of delilah's gentlemen's club in northern liberty. and a woman was walking to her pickup truck seen here in the lot today when two bullets hit the truck and the woman narrowly escaped getting hit and ran back into the club and called 911. investigators don't know if that woman was being targeted. >> she was ready to get in the car and we are looking at video, how close anyone was if they had snog do with it. we are looking at how close any was to the incident. >> at first authorities believe that the shots came from the unfinished apartment building across the street. and as s.w.a.t. teams scoured the structure they shut down parts of i-95 as a precaution yesterday. at the end though nothing was found and investigators say they

are not sure if the shots came from the building at all. people that work in the neighborhood say they generally feel safe here. >> it's up and coming for a while and still on the rise. that is the worst thing that happened since i worked here for five years. really scary to think you can walk somewhere you feel safe and for something random yes, it happened like that it's scary. investigators are on the scene today as they pour through surveillance video from the area for possible crews, we are working on this and getting to the bottom of what happened and who did it and bring that person in. >> several people in the area reported hearing two or three shots fired and no one has come forward saying they saw the person responsible. anyone with information is asked to call central detectives, reporting live walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. philadelphia district attorney

essential williams is now looking for another lawyer, at a brief hearing today michael diamondstein says he should not have to represent williams because williams can't afford to pay him. the city stopped to pay the da's bills once he was indicted on federal corruption charges and they ordered him to represent williams. until he can find a lawyer he can pay. >> in washington president trump signed an executive order reversing half a dozen climate change policies put in place under the obama administration. the president speaking today at epa headquarters spoke saying that lifting the carbon emissions. it calls for a review of the clean power plan, it also lift a moratorium on coal mining on federal lands. that was signed by president

obama but president trump calls it a war on coal and american jobs. >> together we'll start a new energy revolution one that celebrates american production on american soil. >> we'll unlock job producing natural gas and oil and shale energy. we'll produce american coal to power american industry. we will transport american energy through american pipelines, made with american steel. >> there have been many vocal critics of the executive order including many democrats that call it short sighted and say the actions could present an opportunity for china. and at the white house president trump hosted a listening session with the fraternal order of police, including john mccnesby. and he praised the job done by

law enforcement across the nation including here in philadelphia. >> yes, they have a tough job to do. a suspicious package caused a temporary lockdown at the white house and led to a man's arrest. and secret service agents say he walked up to officers at 15th and pennsylvania and made commented while holding packages in his hands and things are back to normal operating procedures. >> a caretaker is now under arrest connected to a toddler's death that we first told you about last week. 22-year-old smith is facing multiple charges. the child died at the house at north is ath street in west oak lane. the police found the toddler unresponsive in the bedroom and say he was emaciated. and charged with concealing child death and abuse of a

corpse. the investigation is underway today. 43-year-old emanuel is charged with the death of a woman inside of a lyft vehicle. the gun went off while trying to rob a male passenger. amber dudley was shot and killed. three alleged accomplices of emanuel were arrested before today. specialized workers are in town helping to repair damaged graves at a jewish cemetery in wissinoming, it was a month ago when vandals knocked over some 200 head stones. katherine scott was there as restoration got underway despite the storms. >> a careful effort underway at mt. carmel cemetery in wissinoming. they are working to fix damaged head stops, many were knocked over during an act of vandalism in february. >> we have to reach out to

experts in planning and figure out how to bring the cemetery back to what it should be. >> this is hundreds of hours of manpower for something that people did in a couple of hours. >> this mason crew brought in the crane and space is tight. there are also portable units to work with. >> you see how close the rows are, it's tight to get equipment in and then when stone is on top of stone there may be existing damage from the fall and we don't want to create more damage trying to safely lift it. >> and there is a challenge with materials. both marble and granite. granite is more durable but earlier on marble was used because it was easier to carve but it is more susceptible to environmental damage. >> when a stone lands on to of

it it doesn't farewell. >> this is expected to take two weeks time and then they expect to resume work after passover. a long dilapidated bridge is at the center of a fight in darby bureau be the train that runs through it. and they plan to tear down the bridge at pine street. the bridge which is closed to traffic for years is unsafe and needs to be torn down for good. but borough leaders say the bridge say vital link for emergency workers to get where they need to go quickly. and should be repaired or rebuilt. >> it's a safety issue on their part and it's a safety issue on our part too and i believe this is unfair, it is. >> the council plans to rally the community to press them to repair that bridge. the bridge can be and should be

saved. time now for the "action news" traffic report. gina gannon in for matt pellman. >> things are not that bad now, i thought we would see more accidents on the majors and that is a good thing. lets see the big picture we are seeing slow speeds on 95 the general slow spot northbound from the vine to allegheny, a bit of a slow go there and the vine street expressway is heavy and the roosevelt boulevard boulevard picking up the volume there and a flyers game tonight at 7:00, expect that stadium area to be pretty crowded. here is a live look at the schuylkill expressway this is your eastbound traffic at spring garden, pretty heavy all of the cars are heading to the vine street expressway and the vine is jammed that is why we as you see this delay out here. and 20 minutes from the blue route to the vine and westbound 25 minutes and heavy there from city avenue much to the conshohocken curve.

the vine street expressway itself heavy delay eastbound and although good news here tapping the brakes a bit on the westbound side. i'll send it right back over. >> thank you. up next here at 4:00 police update the case of a missing tennessee student allegedly kidnapped by her teacher. >> plus, cocaine worth hundreds of millions of dollars it seized from the international waters. hear from the coast guard as he explains why it's more than a drug bust. yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico.

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a human rights group is blaming the u.s. for not taking precautions tore civilians.

that whole houses with families inside have been destroyed. the u.n. is asking the coalition to review their tactics. this news comes as the u.s. military sends additional soldiers to help iraqi troops take mosul from isis. and there is still no sign of a missing tennessee girl allegedly kidnapped by her former teacher. they stressed today that tad cummings groomed elizabeth thomas, that the emails should not be misinterpreted as romance. >> she is a high school freshman and he is a former teacher, this is not and was not a romance, this is nape ligs. >> the two have not been seen in two weeks. the coast guard delivered 16 tons of drugs they seized at sea. at a port in ft. lauderdale, florida. the drugs mostly cocaine is

worth $420 million. dozens of suspects are under arrest facing prosecution. the commanding officer says this goes beyond busting cocaine. >> to look at the bales as just cocaine is short-sighted. when those smugglers are racing across the pacific they are not just carrying cocaine, they are bringing violence and corruption and instability to a part of the world that just can't absorb it. >> the coast guard and a canadian vessel seized the drugs of raids over the past weeks some were carried out at night and in rough waters. the investment totals $1 billion and most of the money will be used to format a facility in wayne some workers can build the ranger truck and bronco suv and the rest goes toward a plant and data

facility. and president trump praised the move in a tweet he sent out this morni morning. here is a look at the closing numbers. the dow closing 150 points up and the nasdaq and s&p 500 following suit up on the day. well, you can now jet from philadelphia directly to san juan, puerto rico, frontier joins american airlines, the 20 and destination on frontier's growing list from routes from philadelphia. it was a big day on temple's campus with students from the business communication. buzzing with excitement and nervous energy as more than 600 students met with their potential employers and members of our "action news" staff were

on hand talking to students about opportunities in journalism and communication. our executive producer maxine is there today. >> answering questions, kids to take our jobs one day. >> one day. not to any time soon. >> i'm back to the puerto rico story. lets go to the beach. first we have to get through a couple more storms, meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the details, we are soaked in the warm sunshine and seeing lingering showers and a few scattered showers in parts of gloucester county and cumberland county and north and west a bit more concentration here in bucks and montgomery county and lehigh valley and even into the poconos, some damp roadways for the evening commute including reading, slatington and quakertown. and to the northern and west that is where we see reduced visibility with the low clouds

and mist and low visibility. 3 in reading and berks county with some showers. better at the shore visibility around 10 miles that is technically perfect. as we look at chilling temperatures, 54 in philadelphia and 51 in allentown and 57 if wilmington and 59 in millville. the clouds really stubborn today with the round of heavy rain and thunderstorms early on in the day. kind of a damp feeling and you see a spin if the atmosphere that worked through washington and baltimore right there moving north and west of philadelphia that brought the thunderstorms this morning and the brief heavy rain. and some areas where you heard the thunder and saw the lightning got anywhere from a half inch to inch of rain. 40s. we fall into the 40s tonight with the early showers and then it starts to clear late tonight. patchy fog early and once that wind starts to kick up here,

that will scour away the cloud cover, and a lot of sun here on wednesday. mid-50s, in the late morning hours and going into the 60s 4:00, 5:00 between 60 and 62 degrees. we are tracking the next storm. the actual low firing up severe weather if the panhandle of texas and heading into the heartland of the nation and even into the northern plains, friday 4:00 in the morning or so. it could start as snow in the poconos and light showers in allentown and then as we get into late friday morning that is when we see the steady rain working in to the west and turns heavy and steady into the the afternoon. the four day at 4:00 forecast, take in the sun tomorrow bright sunshine and a bit on the breezy side. 62 degrees, sun, late clouds on thursday, 55 degrees and then a chilly rain sets in on friday, could see over an inch of rain here, 49 degrees and drizzle,

mostly cloudy on saturday. but warmer as temperatures around 59 degrees, we'll try to brighten it up the second half of the weekend in the accuweather forecast. >> we'll let you know. >> all right adam thank you. a teacher gets national recognition for her work in the classroom. and this thief gets caught with a stolen television. and in big talkers a man steals from a little 4-year-old girl and you would think that would be the big story but it's what he took from her that is garnering a lot of attention. we'll tell you why. i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won!

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well, it was an odd sight in west oak lane as a burglar walked down the street holding a stolen television. police say he broke into a home on the 6800 block of 19th street

a week ago. it shows he struggled to carry the flat screen before walking out of view and stole numerous credit cards. gone but not forgotten. a south jersey community remembered three police officers shot 42 years ago today. ♪ ♪ amazing grace and salutes honored john holmes, william worst and jonathan alhire. and holes was paralyzed and pass add way 30 years later and the shooter was ruled insane. and the wilmington police department took part in an assignment. sensitivity training to interact with people that are visually

impaired. they guide the the officers through various exercises, the goal is to help officers understand what life is life for those that are blind and how to best assist them if they need help. a delaware county teacher is getting national recognition for her work in the classroom. the action cam was at drexel hill for the big announcement. lisa carnie was handed an excellence in civics education award. miss carnie is a fourth grade teacher one of just six recipients across america. people took part to talk about the lasting impact mrs. carnie had on their lives. and music was ringing through the halls as mayor jim kenney opened a new piano lab. it comes with three years of curriculum and supplies for the

keys of inspiration music program. >> that is cool. a piano at school to play on. >> and more today including a surprising turn of events for students at a south jersey school. what ryder university says it will now do with their music program following protests this morning. and a video of a young boy being pat-down at an airport is going viral today. what made his mother called incident horrifying and traumatizing. hey, don't get all mushy on us.

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"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> hello again, 4:30 now and "action news" continues with a recipe making people say millennials ruin everything and trying to make something called hand salad happen. >> and a woman trying to pull off a multimillion-dollar jewel heist is locked up before the crime is complete. the red flags that made the manager shut her in the vault. >> and a 4-year-old girl is targeted by a thief at a wal-mart but it's not the crime that has people talking but what was stolen. first, they raised their voices in harmony in protest this morning hoping to save their south jersey school. ♪ ♪ >> and by this afternoon ryder

university made a decision about its music college. westminster choir college will not be moving off campus as students feared. instead it's up for sale. john rawlins live on the lawrenceville campus with the developments. >> reporter: hi sharrie, well life takes unexpected twists and turns, the expectation this morning was that the ryder board here in an effort to save money basically shutter the college campus of the westminster choir in princeton. critics were prepared to go to court they were so sure that would happen but it did not happen. the college signals it will go in a different direction and they will die vest itself of the college. >> we would love to find a partner to enhance westminster as it currently exists. >> it will try to sell

westminster choir college along with the picturesque campus is stunning. positive news for a coalition that feared that the college may fade into history. >> this is what we wanted. we are happy as parents of a freshman student that chose westminster choir college because my daughter wanted a small campus. >> and they protested silencely and then with mass voices, the fear the ryder board would shutter the princeton campus today and shoe horn its students into the larger lawrenceville campus. >> they expect to stick us into spaces in buildings that aren't being used. >> in the end ryder agreeing it would not be a good fit. as for who may buy the college, ryder's college was asked if neighboring princeton university

would be a candidate. >> there are inquiries from other institutions i can't name names but we are fairly certain there will be a fair amount of interest. >> and they are hiring price water house to deal with the would be suitors and someone to keep the college community together and keep it together at the princeton location. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> the power of a unified voice. thank you. we are learning more about a west philadelphia father shot in the face while confronting the man who robbed his son. he is identified as christopher c. black, the 37-year-old was shot twice in the face on the 6100 block of market street after 2:00 this morning. it didn't start there. investigators say that the gunman robbed black's 16-year-old son before that and the father managed to track the they've done and confronted him and he opened fire and parents

understood why he felt the need to go after the person that hurt their child. >> they are yuri babies, no matter how old they get. >> incredibly black is expected to survive and recovering this afternoon at pen presbyterian. >> jury selection is finished in the trial of accused killer erick frein. the two final jurors were chosen in westchester. 22-year-old frein is charged with killing byron dickson and wounding alex doing las in 2014. frein led the authorities on a 40 day manhunt in the poconos mountains and the trial will move to pike county when it begins and frein faces the death penalty if convicted. 100 marijuana plants are hauled out of a chester county home and three men are arrested in that pot plot. they say it's the marijuana

plants they recovered in north coventry. the homeowner in custody, and he had marijuana growing materials inside of that home. two florida men were arrested as well. firefighters in new jersey were called out to the governor's mansion this morning to investigate a possible lightning strike. princeton police originally responded to the grounds of a power surge followed by the smell of smoke. a state trooper said he saw lightning strike near the mansion but firefighters found no fire. officials are trying to figure out if any electronics were damaged by the surge. >> you said the lightning at and thunder was so loud -- >> kind of the first one of the season that jolts people and reminds you how loud it can be when it's close by and dangerous as well.

all is pretty calm out there, mist and drizzle and a few lingering showers northwest of philadelphia but at the airport some low ceilings that means low cloud cover, 54 degrees is the air temperature and dew point 50 and light wind from the north-northeast at 15 miles per hour. showers from the north of philadelphia and also a little ribbon south and east of the city in southern gloucester camden county. and a little downpour in central kent county and we are seeing a repeat of what we see this morning. if you got whacked with a thunderstorm in trenton. 1.6 inches of rain or 1.06, a third of an inch for reading and allentown and less in dover where there was just a few showers and a trace of rain. the storms were hit and miss this morning. and where they hit they hit hard and we'll get more heavy rain in the seven-day forecast. but before we see that. there is a big bright sunny day

we'll track. >> adam thank you. >> firefighters, police officers and civilians all came to the rescue of several people trapped in a burning building at the jersey shore. rick williams is live now in the newsroom with the details about yesterday's very dramatic scene. >> that is for sure. several people including three children were inside of the apartments when the fire broke out at wildwood crest. look at these pictures here. an "action news" viewer was found shooting from the home. and coming up some heros that helped everyone get out safely. >> also, coming up at 5:00, a wake-up call about your health, millions of americans are living with type two diabetes don't even know t a quick simple test that will tell you if you have the disease or you may be at risk. we'll see you at 5:00 in just a little bit. >> sounds good thank you rick. the food bank of south

jersey is already gearing up for the summer meals program. the group held its menu selection event. kids and community leaders gathered to learn more about the program and to help choose the meals that are served at breakfast, lunch and dinner. the summer meals initiative makes sure that kids don't go hungry and they get the proper nutrition they need even when school is out of session. >> and still ahead two ingredients and two words, millions of responses. we'll introduce to you the recipe for something called hand salad. that the internet wants no part of. and internet outrage, a woman calls this pat-down of her son horrifying and the tsa call its routine. >> and a florida man is accused of stealing from a little girl in wal-mart but not the crime as the object swiped. >> and adam joseph will be back with the full forecast from accuweather. when "action news" continues next.

a local captain summed up the pilots actions like this. >> it's very dangerous. and seems really stupid more than anything. taking off and landing a plane is not allowed in the area unless it's an emergency. here is happens again. treasure island is trying to track down the pilot and say they have some leads. a woman trying to steal millions worth of jewels found herself locked up even before police arrived. the would be thief with a large

hat and sunglasses asked to inspect diamond rings. after look agent eight of them she said she would take them. feeling suspicious the manager left the room and watched her try to stuff diamonds up her skirt they called police and she is facing a number of charges including attempted grand theft. we start with a facebook post from a self described livid mom. views more than 5 million times and showed like crazy on social media. jennif jennifer williamsson was rolling as her son underwent a pat-down. and suffers with a sensory disorder and saying they were detained for over an hour and quote, treated like dogs and

williamson says they were tlib rately kept from the flight because she asked for them to refrain from screening him at all because he set off no alarms. tsa calls this standard procedure and that williamson and her son were at the check point for 45 minutes, because it took the time to discuss the screenings procedures all within protocol. and a lot of people talking about this on both sides today. >> now to a story out of florida where you think the headline is man arrested after stealing from 4-year-old girl inside of a wal-mart store but it's what he took from her that is stealing the story. it was her cell phone, little angelina's father eager to catch the crook sent a text message to her number and a guy by the name of mchale henderson responded. >> said return the phone you stole is from a 4-year-old and he laughed in my face. >> now along with a more adult

version of lol. the guy you see there goes on to say he found the phone on the floor and would keep it, the cops tracked him down with an online order he placed at wal-mart. and angelina is getting her phone back but when should kids get the phones in the first place. let us know what you think. finally salad fresh and healthy and typically eaten with a fork until now. bon appetit of course the premier culinary publication want to you eat this yogurt dressing and spears of romaine lettuce to dip yes with your panhandle hands. hand salad started trending not the way bon appetit intended.

why? hand salad, some of the social media reactions there. and the twitter verse got a kick out of spoofing it. he writes, submitting my hand sandwich recipe for review. people will get a hoot over this fun summertime treat. >> we dip everything else. i like the idea. >> carrots and cucumbers and now the lettuce. >> time for a check of the roads today. gina is in for matt. >> if you travel out we see delays already. a live look for you on the roosevelt boulevard and we see the biggest delays northbound and traveling over the bridges from this point 76 to broad street. definitely a slow go there, it doesn't look like you are stop on the southbound side. approaching 76, here is a live

look at 95 and i like what i'm seeing here travel times in the green, 17 minces on the northbound side and only 15, normal for the travel times on the southbound side and a slight tapping of the brakes and nothing too significant. and the vine street expressway is cool ofg as well. we see the delays on the westbound side from 24th street to 76 and it looks like are you only ever so slightly tapping the brakes from 76. but your delay is from a street to 95. and let head out to horsham, an accident on welsh road at norristown road and watch yourself there. if you travel to abington an accident on susquehanna road at old york road. a fender bender if that is where you are traveling and collegeville the right lane blocked on barrel line road at west 7th avenue the right lane is blocked so allow for more time. >> thank you gina. look ougt side not the prettiest of shots and sky 6 hd

giving you the foggy and gloomy view from philadelphia international airport. >> meteorologist, adam joseph, has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and we hear there is sunshine coming. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com

all right meteorologist, adam joseph, checking in with the accuweather forecast. sunshine. >> we need it back. it's about many, many days. we haven't seen it. a little bit of it and then it fades again as we get towards the end of the week so enjoy tomorrow. stormtracker 6 live double scan those heavy soaking downpours and storms this morning. they are long gone, we have mist and drizzle at times, you see scattered showers across parts of the area at the present time. especially in seasonal from medford lakes to mays landing and millville. this is light rain as it passes

through and a pop south of hammonton. and dover getting hit by cluster of downpours. that continues to drift by and as we head to the north of philadelphia in north jersey heavy rain and annoying enough if you head out you get damp and need the windshield wipers and the roads are wet for the evening rush hour, temperatures cooler to the north and everyone in the 50s across the board trying to touch 60 in mill shrill and 60s in the state of delaware and 50 in allentown and trenton and mt. pocono in the 40s. satellite and radar a ripple of energy that rotated through this morning that sparks the downpours and thunderstorms in southern new england and you see the scattered showers all the way back to pittsburgh and it will be time before this continually pushes off the coast

and eventually moves away as high pressure moves away from the north and tonight early showers and late clearing and 40s across the board here with the north northwesterly wind and 7 to 14 miles per hour. high comes in from the great lakes and the sun is back and it's back in full force tomorrow. 62 for the high and not bad. the north northwesterly winds and a little annoying at times between 10 and 20 miles per hour. and then high continues to drop in on thursday, morning sunshine and bright sunshine to start here on thursday. 55 and cooler as the high brings in cooler air and afternoon high clouds come in and friday's high is waiting in the wings in the ohio valley. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast breezy and bright, 62 tomorrow and back to 55 on thursday with sunshine and late clouds and a chilly rain sets in and at heavy at times, a high of 49 degrees and future tracker showing between friday

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the all charge package includes 50 channels and add ons for sports and premium channels range from 5 to $15 a month. and direct tv has a promotional price of $35 a month for 60 channels or $60 a more for more than 100 channels. >> it requires a smart tv or streaming media player, if they are not fast enough they may not be the right choice. >> be and you may have to limit how many people watch at the same time because they limit the streams. >> and hulu is expected to launch a streaming service called hulu live, find the details now on 6abc.com. >> so many options out there. finally at 4:00, cats have earned the reputation as land lovers and there are breeds that not only tolerate water they adore it. need some proof, well look no

further than this siamese, when the beach goer spotted the 5-month-old kitten playing in the florida surf she had to document it, because you don't see cats in the water every day, their owners says he gets baths twice a week since a baby. and can't get enough. >> are cats naturally inclined or you can train them to be. for sharrie williams and alicia vitarelli i'm brian taff. hope you'll join us tonight and every night at 10:00 for a full hour of "action news." now here is rick williams with a look ahead at 5:00. >> hi there thank you. coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. we'll hear from several people who were rescued. a group of adults and children from their burning apartments at the jersey shore. dramatic video we'll have the very latest. and embattled da seth williams

goes back to court why he is searching for a new lawyer after today's hearing. and local students give them quite the square, after damage to their school in havertown.

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with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. a raging fire leads to a dramatic rescue at the jersey shore when a group of heroes saved the day. monica is off and sharrie williams is joining us and the big story on "action news" is the fire rescue in wildwood crest. new tonight at 5:00 we hear how the adults and children got out safely, "action news" reporter bob brooks is joining us live from the scene with the story. >> reporter: sharrie and rick, lets be clear, if it weren't for heroic actions i would likely be talking about a loss of life instead of an unfortunate loss of property. you can tell the damage is extensive. it's burned bad we are on park boulevard and everyone made it

out safe thanks to the people you are about to see. it was a house fire as big as they come. flames flying outs of the roof thick suffocating smoke filling the air and people were trapped inside and today they are alive thanks to the quick actions of the wildwood crest community. >> there were no injuries and that is the most thankful thing, that is modest. that is chris web, he and chris cullen were the first to arrive on scene. officer cullen literally ran up into the flames. >> one of the residents said there was an elderly lady trap. the door was lock and i was able to kick the door if and the room was full of smoke. corporal web ran to the first floor and help aid woman and her daughter get out quick and then a man and little boy and girl were trapped on the balcony. >> the flames were coming out so bad it pushed them to the