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>> the answer to that question was mouse trap. [cheers and applause] welcome back to instant millionaire week here on "millionaire." kenneth garson just got to $2,000. early on in your game. >> early on, early on. >> just three questions in. all the lifelines are there. couple away from that first threshold of $5,000. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ three grand is what this

question is worth. cnbc includes john sculley, ken lay, and carly fiorina on its list of america's all-time worst what? >> okay. so, uh, carly fiorina, i know, is kind of well-known for supposedly running hp into the ground. um, so i think she was a bad ceo. so let's go d, ceos. final answer. >> yeah, rather dubious honor, but that is the list. you got it. $3,000. [cheers and applause] next question will get you to that first threshold of $5,000. here it is. fans of goth rockers the cure might turn even more pale if robert smith ever performed without his mac ruby woo, the singer's preferred brand of what?

>> um, 'kay, energy drink doesn't seem to make any sense. leather jacket... [quietly] mac ruby woo. um... i'm--i'm not positive about this one, but one really seems to make sense, so i wanna hold on to those lifelines. even though part of me is saying "do it." >> okay. >> uh, i will go with... [groans] [sighs] [quietly] mac ruby woo. >> what're you thinking? >> um... [exhales] yeah, no, i can't use a lifeline. i can't use a lifeline on this. i'm--uh, i'm thinking it's red lipstick. >> okay. >> uh... and it sounds--mac, is that a lipstick brand? um, hmm... i don't wear lipstick often. [laughter] uh-- >> you felt like you needed to confess that to me. >> let's--yes, right. [laughs] let's go for it. c, red lipstick.

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♪ ♪ "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. >> it is thursday night. the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news. this was president trump one hour ago. tonight, i ordered a targeted,

military strike on the airfield in syria from where the chemical attack was launched. it is in this vital, national security interest of the united states to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons. >> this is video in within the last five minutes. president trump gave the order tonight with u.s. warships firing 59 tomahawk cruise missiles at a syrian air base the intended targets, runways, planes, fuel facilities. we are waiting for damage reports from the scene. the missiles came from two warships, the u.s.s. ross and u.s.s. porter in the eastern mediterranean aimed at the air

base in the city of ohms. that is the air base used to fire chemical weapons at the town. it was these pictures of syrians including children dying of gas. president trump called on other countries to end the bloodshed in syria. there is word that the u.s. warned russia before the air strikes. russia has planes and missiles on the ground. the entire trump brain trust is hosting china, a weekend of important talks about trade and national security.

it was a kick off to this event tonight. we are joined by edward of the foreign policy research in philadelphia. this action tonight by trump is what former president obama wouldn't do in 2016, but 60 missiles in an airfield is probably nothing more than a picture. >> you are right, it's a start.n to syria. the problem is no longer contained within syrian borders. the only way to deal wh region o punish this kind of activity. tt a start. the question will be, how follow up and specifically the

president said, the international community to come together. that won'tcan leadership. the question is, how will we make it happen? >> russia. russia has a military force keeping asaad in power against the does this raise a russia? >> we already know we w russians where they shouldn't be, let them know the coming and gave them time to protect their peop congested das place. rex tillerson secretary o s to t week to meet with sergei, his you know they'll be discussing this situation. a number of years ago vladimir putin wanted to get rid of asaad. president obama was not

interested in the conversation. i think we'll have to have it. congress is going to want to be part of this discussion. there is going to b of a commitment here than anything candidate trump thought would be happening. >> we are glad when you come by to give us your expertise. >> thanks, jim. >> officer news, dramatic they pushed the button on the nuclear omtion in thoption in the senat. they'll no longer need 60 votes for a nominee. the change was made by mitch mcco gorsuch will be confirmed tomorrow. >> there is word that the house ethic's committee might

investigate to see if shared classified information. the storms have left the region but they left calling cards. the wind blew part of the roof off of the technology company building in west workers inside. they were not hurt. this is what it looked likedelan >> tree crashed into the roadway. the treeer lines. on barley mill road another tree caused another problem. annie, what is the story there? >> jim, that's right, this tree in the roadway fell on a car with a mother and her teenaged both victims have been released from the hospital with minor injuries. tonight, theto us. >> this is the massive tree that crushed victoria franklin's car

with she and her 17-year-old son inside. minutes before she saw a tree fall, then? >> i didn't see or hear anything until it hit us. the roof of the car was crushedt above us inside, like part of it transported mother and son to the hospital with minor t of the vehicle. franklin was driving, her son in the passenger seat. it was around 4:00 when she picked up her son to make their way home to new jersey. tonight, frank lynn's boyfriend brought her back to the scene. police received their cellphones and keys. franklin says she's still in shock and so is her son. >> after i looked at it, i just

cried. my son and i are surprised we got out of there. >> back out here live, most of the power has been restored to the neighborhood. the workers you saw are from verizon. they'll remove their lines and then delmar will clean up the rest of the mess. annie mccormick, "action news" 6. back to you. >> what is the latest word from accuweather? >> we are drying out. heavy and strong thunderstorms, the low is north of albany with the wet weather catching a break. back to the west, there is energy in the ohio valley. this has to swing through during the day tomorrow. one more we brighten it up for the weekend. many of the trees fell along

with the strong winds. the root systems are weak. another inch and a half in philadelphia, same for allentown and an inch for dover and wilmington. wind gusts 58 miles per hour. atlantic hour. tuckerton and ship bottom long beach island, 60 miles per hour wind with thunderstorms earlier today. it's dreary and chillier tomorrow with lingering showers in the afternoon. th stretch for a four day warming trend. a taste of 80s on the way. we show you arrive in the ?oaskt. >seven-day forecast.>> you can t weather updates with the "6abc" app. the hourlyst are just a click a. use radar monitor when storms

come through. app is fore devic. >> brock out at 8:00 at0 bloc . a couple accused of giving their daughter to another man for money appeared in court today. savilla stoltzfus pled guilty. her husband pled no contest. they fell on hard times and handed over their children to

caplin for his help. caplin's trial is set to begin next month. >> still to come, a new jersey woman surprises her personal hero a week after she was saved from choking. >> philadelphia native dawn scaly is honored by her alma mater. we have the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a minute. ♪ ♪

>> we have this developing story, police in new castle county are searching for a man they say abducted a four-year-old girl in the village of plum run. the girl was found two hours later at a park. the girl was playing when she

was snatched by a man with tinted windows. a passer by spotted her near banning park in wilmington. the suspect is described as a white male with dark hair. no word on whether the little girl suffered injuries tonight. >> it was an emotional reunion in maple shade where a woman met the woman that saved her life. dann cuellar has the full story. >> hi, everyone. >> the two women were reunited at the restaurant in maple shade where two weeks ago a matter of life and death brought them together. >> it was a blessing. i have never been so frightened in my life. i didn't think i would make it. >> a retired 911 worker was

choking. >> i couldn't see. i was passing out. >> sitting nearby waser, a retired medical technician from boston who runs up after her service dog got her attention that someone needed ke was choking. >> mccuster retired as an emt before a paramedic because of analogy to latex but clearly, th to waste. >> i believe the creator brought me to the right place at the right time. >> she threw a to thank her and brought gifts for her and her dog. >> years i have told

people what to do and i couldn't do anything for myself. fate brm two perfect strangers now friends for life. >> cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> comedian don rickles known as the grand master of insult comedy died today at the age of 90. for more than half a century ricrickles headlinedtalk shows f johnny carson. the younger generation will the. the cause of death, kidney failure. >> american icon john glenn was

laid to rest today with full military honors during a rainy ceremony at arlington national cemetery. he died at the age of 95. he was remembered in public epts in his home state of ohio. today's burial service was a personal service for family and friends. it would have been john and annie glens 74th anniversary. >> a dangerous property in kenzington has long been a gathering spot for drug addicts. used syringes and debris are a few hazards often found at the site. last year 17 people died from drug overdoses near or on the

the city says if they don't clean it up they'll sue. >> a thousand calories, that's what they burned last month. health reporter and registered nurse gorman and wendy were there for channel6. they wore heart rate monitors to monitor their activity. cash prizes were awarded but theover all goal was to make philadelphia a healthier city. >> students were on the move to raise money in the fight against pediatric cancer. they took part in a minithon and raised $18,141 for four diamonds. they partner with penn state's children hospital for medical

goals while funding research for a cure. we want to thank our viewers for making this a big day in "action news" history. from we reached a million likes. we want to thank you for your loyalty and interest in what we are doing everyday. if you don't follow us on facebook, shame on you, but give us a like to get "action news" stories in your news feed. >> a lot of great content everyday. >> this is a guy responsible for 400,000, one adam joseph. >> facebook is a wonderful tool you can get a lot of great information out there. we thank you, of course. looking at storm tracker 5, it was an eventful day. talking about severe weather that passed through with heavy rain and gusting winds, we have a few lingering showers in

southern jersey and delaware hanging on may's landing. smyrna, a pop of yellow passing by with a hit of heavy rainfall lifting to the the north and east. we see showers continuing into the afternoon hours. as we look at the temperatures now, 54 philadelphia, 50 in allentown, 52 in cape may and 40 in the poconos. winds out of the southwesterly direction. tomorrow, they come more out of the northwest. the spin, the low is now in northern parts of new england. the low is going to slow down. that's going to give us one more spoke of energy here. it's called a trough. there is cold air with that. it's breaking out with snow in the southern great lakes pinwheeling locking in the cloud cover. if you are up early tomorrow morning, you see a little sun.

clouds take over, temperatures in the upper 40s with windchill in the upper 30s near 40 with showers developing in the afternoon. if you are heading down to the philly's game, it's our home opener in town, chilly wind gusting near 35 to 45 miles per hour. first pitch temperature matching the end of the game, 49-degrees. winds are whipping. to the north, shower in the poconos tomorrow. it's only one high pressure comes in for the . still a bit o breezy side returning with the sun saturday and easinhe second half of the weekend. the seven-day forecast, 49 tomorrow. 10-degrees with the winds. sun is back saturday with the philadelphia union, 58.

sunday, 6 68-degrees. add ten on monday, 78-degrees with pass over beginning at sundown. then it's a summer preview tuesday. we jump to 81-degrees. the front comes through tuesday night knocking the temperatures down to 72 on wednesday. we go back to normal thursday, 65-degrees. no matter what, that's a speck spectacular seven day with the exception of tomorrow. >> i wouldn't be surprised if some satyrs are outside on this pass over. >> community league in longhorn hosted a fashion show for a good cause. the clothing the st. mary's thrift store. the funds go

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