they saw the note. someone somewhere pushed the wrong button and now looking into who is responsibility. >> this is not the nuclear warning you want to see on your tv. for tens of thousands living in south jersey that is what they saw tuesday night. >> i was watching dancing with the stars because i wanted to know who won. i was reading it and it said nuclear something or other. >> there were no problems at the power plant the office of emergency management sent this tweet saying it was a false emergency alert and that the message sent out was an error. edward is with the department of protective services in cumberland county. >> i think with any event, people are nervous when it's related to the nuclear plant so

we expected them to be scared. so that was our concern getting the information out right away to lessen the impact to the public. >> he was conducting a safety drill when he got the word. and they were inundated with calls and they performed a reverse 911 telling people that the message on tv was not true. >> how the mistake was made and how it got out. and educate the problem we need to be prepared for events. your family should have a plan in place. >> back out live the investigation continues, we can tell you that county leaders say that this problem did not ridge nate with them but likely with the state. we are waiting to hear back from the state at this point. but the good news in all of this is that it's a mistake and no lives were ever in danger. >> no doubt that is the good

news thank you. turning now to the latest developments from manchester, england. authorities say it's becoming evident that the suicide bombing suspect was part of a terror network. british investigatored carried out several raids to root out possible accomplices in monday's attack during it's ariana grande concert. five people are detained including the brother of the suicide brother. salman abedi's father was also arrested in libya. >> it's clear there is a network we are investigating and as i said it continues at a pace an extensive investigation is going on and activity taking place across greater manchester as we speak. >> 22 people were killed and more than 100 were injured in the explosion. ariana grande announced today she has canceled concerts for

the time being. and people around the world are standing with the victims in solidity. governor chris christie had flagged lowered to half staff. offering the state's deepest sympathies for the victims. and south jersey jury is still deliberating the fate of a young father and the death of his young son and they came forward with questions. john rawlins live with what the jury needed to know. >> reporter: hi brian, they wanted to see and hear from the development he was not heard at the trial but was seen and heard at court via recordings. they wanted to see and hear the recordinged again. >> the jury asked to hear again the 911 tape where david creato first reported his son missing in the morning of october 15th, 2015 and see the entire video of

creato's police interrogation made earlier that morning. a distraught creato reacted with sobs when they told him his body was found. >> no. no. >> prosecution contends this is just theater. the state nature rates that the father killed his son in order to maintain a romantic relationship with a young woman. she testified at the trial she considered breaking up with creato in part because she was upset with the 3-year-old presence when the couple spend weekends together. the case is circumstantial. no evidence or dna or video. they asked for reasonable doubt did the prosecution prove its case. >> probably or could have or might have, what happened. more questions than you have answers because you can't be

sure. >> well, back to today's play back. they got to two of them the video tape and the 911 call but did not get to the third. they call tropical disturbanc disturbance -- called it a day. and they are resume their deliberations. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." the police standoff continues to disrupt a seasonal neighborhood this afternoon. it started after 10:00 this morning in the unit block of north maple avenue in evesham township. where a man barricaded himself inside of a residence at the new amsterdam apartments. there is no word from police what prompted the standoff and there is no reports of injuries. >> a house fire that broke out sent two people to the hospital. a husband and wife were taken to area hospitals, she is being treat ford smoke inhalation.

and she has serious injuries including burns on his face and investigators are figuring out what caused this fire and it does not appear to be suspicious. >> it is time for another spring adventure this time in kennett square at long wood gardens, it has undergone a major renovation and that is where we find meteorologist, adam joseph. >> he thought it was a perfect spot to deliver the forecast ahead of the holiday weekend. a lot going on there adam. >> it's one dry day this week, we lucked out here. they have a big show tonight for their members. 5,000 guests are coming because peer dupont's vision of the main fountain's gardens is back to life. take a look the fountains are back on now, they have got close to 30 particular water features, the jets you see straight ahead shoot up straight in the air nearly 175 feet and they have

shows daily and they don't only go up in the air and it goes to music and there is fire and a lot to see here this evening. speaking of water we see a lot in the fountains. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows high pressure in the delaware and lehigh. and severe weather with numerous tornado watch boxes from the carolinas to virginia heading up the eastern seaboard. future tracker 6 at 6:00 in the morning the heavy rain is coming in especially the first part of the the commute and heavy stuff near pittsburgh and a very wet start for our thursday and rain starts to begin after the midnight hour and that wet mornings commute especially before 8:00 a.m. is it starts to trail off at 8:00 a.m., but a half inch to inch, and a thunderstorm in the morning, over an inch of rain and then we'll have a second round of afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms as low pressure comes through. we'll go down into parts of the

garden we have acres to explore and let you know what is unique to the fountains across the world. only here at longwood gardens. >> such a special place, the fountain looks great. >> it's beautiful. time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is standing by. >> in less than shocking news we start the wednesday morning commute with issues, like a crash on the roosevelt boulevard extension to the westbound lanes of the schuylkill involves this dump truck and it's mostly off to the side on the ramp so you can squeeze by but normal westbound afternoon delays on the schuylkill are starting to form and you can see we are in the red in both directions already on the travel times and 33 minutes on the other side, on the eastbound side. it's even slower as you head into center city. and slow along 95 southbound, we have an earlier crash

approaching broad street that is now cleared out of the way, coming south of penn's landing speeds in the 30s and 9 miles per hour on 676 southbound and merge with the 42 freeway southbound and as you head to king of prussia and towards the mall and the schuylkill expressway the northbound lanes taking out the left lane. coming north of chester brook just 15 miles per hour there as emergency crews remain on the scene. in delco a crash along sprawl road close to baltimore pike and the state of delaware blocking the ramp from philadelphia pike and the claymont interchange to go south on 95. that ramp is out of commission, lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report and a crash along the boulevard northbound side inner lanes close to somer dale avenue and it's causing slowing in the area. and 20 minute delays now on all the septa regional rails.

we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. next on "action news" at 4:00, after a meeting with the pope president trump has moved to the next leg of his trip abroad we have the latest as he prepares for an important meeting with international leaders. >> and an important message from parents coping with the untimely death of their very young daughter, the victim's mother breaks her silence.

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president trump is in brussels this afternoon. as he continues his first trip abroad since taking office. earlier he was in rome for a private meeting with pope francis can was described as cordial as they exchanged gifts.

>> reporter: sharrie while president trump meets with leaders from around the world the investigation into russia's meddling in last year's presidential election moves forward. a military band, color guard and red carpet all rolled out for president trump in brussels ahead of a meeting with nato, after the u.s. and brussels national anthem plays, the president sits down with the country's prime minister to talk counter terrorism. president trump says that fighting terrorism is his number one priority. >> when you see something like what happened two days ago you know how important it is to win the fight and we will win the fight. >> the manchester bombing shifting the focus of the first face-to-face meeting with nato members. and it could be tough. president trump has not always agreed with the alliance criticizing it and other cities

with immigration policies. >> he has since retracted the claim but as president trump meets with world leaders the issue of russia looms over the troop. and the former foreign policy adviser says he will testify for the house committee as part of the investigation for russia attempt to interfere with it's 2016 election. >> coming out of capitol hill today senate democratic leader released a new letter to president trump in it he clarify reports that he asked agencies to withhold information from democrats on various issues including immigration and national security. the family of a 4-year-old south jersey girl who drowned last year has now filed suit in connection with her death. cami of willingboro died while

swimming in bass river state park. the lawyers say that lifeguards and camp counselors did not let cami wear her floatation device. >> my baby just celebrated her 4th birthday, we just came back from disney and had one week to go back to school. >> yvonne grenell is pleading with anyone that was at the lake to please reach out and for parents to be mindful as the summer swimming season gets underway. cooper health is honoring the legacy of its late ceo and his wife. it's now the sheridan pavilion. governor chris christie was at the ceremony. the sheridans were found dead in their home in 2014 and investigators say she was murdered but his cause of death is still undetermined.

cooper's board says his legacy left an impact at the hospital. a funny moment here on "action news." taking off online, turning jim gardner and cecily tynan into viral sensations. >> this is the moment setsly's earring fell off in the middle of her forecast and being the gentlemen he is jim jumped out of his seat to help. during live with kelly and ryan, they shared a good laugh and high praise for two of philadelphia's favorites. >> i love that about him. i always loved him but that makes me love him more. >> he is the guy. he is the guy. he is royalty. >> parts of south jersey -- >> kelly should know she is from these parts. you can watch the clip at 6abc.com and the 6 abc "action news" facebook page. >> is cecily in the room now?

>> do you keep the earrings. >> i'll wear them every night. >> ha, ha, ha. >> that was a great moment. hilarious too. time now for accuweather as we head back out to adam joseph on a spring adventure today. he is live at long wood gardens hey. >> reporter: you know i had really high expectations what the main fountain gardens would look like but i was completely blown away when i pulled up here this afternoon. these fountains have not been running in nearly three years, there was a massive project and more than 30,000 gallons of water being recycled through the found ans every single minute and this is quite the spectacle to see. and speaking of water we'll get some on our own from above here tonight. temperatures now beautiful here at long wood gardens across the area and cloud cover and sunshine poking out allentown and reading and lancaster, and

70 in philadelphia and cooler at the shore in cape may and temperatures 62 degrees, satellite and radar, shows that this very active storm pushing through kentucky and the ohio valley. you see the tornado watching popping up in parts of virginia and north carolina. we won't see severe weather but a good amount of heavy rain here. we'll track it with future tracker 6 at 2:30 in the morning heavy rain south of wilmington and bright colors on the radar and even thunderstorms early in the morning 7:00 a.m. that pushes into philadelphia and all points to the north so a very slow start to the rush tomorrow and it starts to break apart south of philadelphia and we are not done with the rain once it stops in the morning because more scattered stuff will pop in the afternoon at 6:00 and heavy hitting thunderstorms will redevelop as the energy rotates around the low. half inch to inch rainfall totals, but lancaster and wilmington over an inch, that could be the thunderstorms that develop.

and philadelphia around an inch and less in dover, .81. so coastal flooding could be a concern with persistent winds off the water and higher than normal tide and in the bay and the river 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m. minor flooding is expected. four day at 4:00, rainy at times tomorrow with a thunderstorm 72 and breezy with a spotty shower on friday but better than thursday 77 and the pick of the weekend saturday 78 and another round of rain at some point is likely at 75 degrees. i got patricia here the communications director here at longwood gardens. this is unbelievable. >> we are so excited. the main fountain garden is back and better than ever. >> the basket weaves are unique.

>> one is the basket weave the interlocking jets, they were especially designed for longwood. >> what is under grown that is more impressive. there say two story building underground where we house the pipes and lights to run the system. it's an amazing city underground at work. >> these guys also shoot -- >> flames. >> flames you see at night. >> when are are the show times? >> 11, 3:00, 5:00 and 7:00 and our illuminated fountain show at 9:00 p.m. >> it's open to debut to the public this saturday. come starting this weekend and we'll give you a quick little show in the next half hour a preview in the seven-day forecast. tricia is giving us a preview. >> can you go swimming in those fountains? >> no. no no no no no. no. >> thank you adam.

a much loved movie, spanned generation coxs to life again the highly participated remake of of dirty dancing premiers on 6 abc. starring abigail breslin, she says she is ready toly up to the expectations that lives up the to the role made famous by jennifer grey. nicole scherzinger is penny and they showed off their skills on dancing with the star and alicia vitarelli talked to them about the big movie. >> it's a legendry movie and honored to be a part of it. to reimagine it. >> johnny castle. it's like the role of a lifetime? >> 100%. it's actually a role that got me to start dancing. watching patrick swayze. >> my sister watched the movie 10 million times in our house.

you can catch it here on 6 abc at 8:00 tonight.

tonight at 11:00 the tsa is hiring federal air marshals what does it take to be a part of this elite force. here is chad pradelli with the elite report. >> i'm investigative reporter chad pradelli we are here in atlantic city taking you inside of of the training of our federal air marshals as they try to keep you safe in the sky. >> it's one of the most unique jobs in law enforcement. are you in a tube at 30,000 feet hurdling atack speed. the students at baldy middle school got to choose their own topics to research and exhibit

their own finding ranging from meteorology and sports medicine and astro physics and more. the teen celebration took place in spring garden in philadelphia. during the school year volunteers from the greater philadelphia communications industry help to teach the students various fields of communication and they (ed projects showing off what they learned. there is more to come on "action news" today including experts warning locals trying to help adorable animals that they think are abandoned. plus a sad sign of the time, two men that helped to helpatic addicts in rehab ended up losing their lives.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with a question posed to parents online. should kids open presents at their parties. both sides of the birthday debate ahead. and the school in maryland under fire for refusing to let this teen walk at her graduation but they argue that the administrators are being hypocrites. >> and the body part that many feel self-conscious about but don't talk about it. the belly button. but that is all changing. we'll hear why more and more people are heading to the

plastic surgeons off for a mid drift makeover. and officials in chester county say that two counselors at a rehab facility overdosed on the drug that they are helping addicts kick. >> reporter: it involved a potent combination of heroin and fentanyl. the facility is located in a wooded area, up near the makeshift no trespassing signs. eight people were living there recovering addicts and two counselors. they worried something like this would happen but never like this. tom hogan knew something was out of the ordinary when he received a call about a drug overdose on a sunday. >> that is sad but not that unusual. so why are you calling me? >> it's the two counselors at the halfway house that overdosed

and died. >> it was the six recovering addicted that found the counselors in two separate bedrooms. in a twist of irony the addicts tried to help them about nasal doses of narcan. and they were pronounced dead. >> they came back positive for heroin and fentanyl. it's incredibly deadly and we don't even let our police handle it. that is what killed the two young men. >> they found used needles and these heroin bags stamped with skull and cross bones and superman logos. >> it's part of a rural community in chester county something that neighbors protested before the permits were granted two years ago. they say they have empathy for the addicts but question running

a place like this in a residential area. >> two counselors who died. it's just crazy to have that in a residential area. >> i have younger siblings and i don't want my siblings out here playing and people walking up and down the street. it's scary for me as a point of view. >> no further information including the names of the victims are released at this time. we tried to reach out to freedom ridge officials but phone calls are not released at this time. we heard a voice repeatedly saying no trespassing. reporting live walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> tragedy all the way around. thank you. signs of drug abuse can be hard especially if the use involves a loved one with the growing opioid epidemic police are using a new tool setting up a mock bedroom to show signs of

addiction from containers that could contain narcotics and these seemingly innocent looking roses. a tour of the bedroom shows how hard it can be to spot trouble. >> it's hard to see but if you know to look for it it's easy to fine. don't miss the eye opening report tonight at 11:00. it could help save a life. a woman accused of stabbing an 8-year-old in collingdale is formerly arraigned. that he stabbed dorothy deegan in the head way butcher knife back in february. that beshir said she did it because she was unhappy with the girl's baby sitting skills but the girl's mother told "action news" she was too young to be baby sitting anyone. and beshir is facing multiple charges including attempted homicide and simple assault and aggravated assault and reckless endangerment. the search is on for a man

that police believe may have robbed the public bank branch twice. located on the 8,000 block of frank ford avenue. the suspect walks into the bank at noon and demanded money and police believe that the same person robbed the same bank on january 4th. anyone with information is asked to call police. pennsylvania is one step closer to complying with the nation's real i.d. law, lawmaker as proved a bill giving residents the option to get a new drivers license or i.d. for standards enacted before 9/11. without the law pennsylvanias would be forced to use a passport to enter federal buildings and fly anywhere starting in january. the bill is heading to governor wolf's desk and he will sign it. some young students in philadelphia are encouraged to think about their future and possible professions it's career

day at southwest academy charter and leaders wanted to make the day fun and careers that would have a lasting impression on the kids and dancers talked about their training and work and showed off their moves and local firefighters came over and gay them an up close demonstration of how it works and what it takes to respond to dangerous situations. philadelphia's mayor spent the morning on the stage showing off his vocal skills. ♪ ♪ is that him? he sounds good. mayor jim kenney joins students for a few songs for the girard academic program in philadelphia. after the sing along they had a chance to take mayor kenney and talk to him about their love of music. how about that? >> more talents we are finding out about. time to head back outside to longwood gardens where they are getting ready for the big return of the main fountain garden.

adam joseph got a sneak peek and is live in kennett square. >> reporter: yes, this is amazing and are you getting a cool look that most people don't get. we are in the control room basically this is the bells and whistles behind all the fountains that dance around and throw fire and cannon shots in the air. these guys work hard four in them in fact. 200 hours for every half hour show they are putting together. they are going to let me push a button and show you what happens. look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have a healthy amount of rain coming in late tonight and low pressure in the carolinas and all the precipitation down in virginia and north carolina is heading our way. so a chance of rain as we go into the holiday weekend, high percent tomorrow, 90% and 60% friday and best day saturday down to 10% for the opening here

of the fountains. that is a good thing and then on sunday back up to 70% and on monday for the holiday 50% chance of some rain. brady, you get to do all the shows and push the buttons and have all the fun. a great window here. see the main found aans out there. i get to push what button? >> that bottom blue one. >> you see the fountains shooting up in the air and doing different things, it doesn't get old watching this. >> it's so exciting. >> they put a special show together for us for the next weather hit with the seven day. you are not going to get me wet are you? >> i can't make any promises. coming up next. >> hope you have your rain gear next. >> all right adam. wildlife officials across the delaware valley have a message for well meaning residents don't save lost fawns.

he spotted a baby dear wandering alone, he stopped to see if it was all right he didn't take the fawn home or to the division of fish and wildlife. this time this year they get dozens of calls and visits from people with abandoned fawns. the more a doe visits a newborn the more attention she brings to it for predators. if you love animals, leave them be. just like our viewer who sent this in did as well. >> it's tempting to go up and pet them but leave them alone. next up should kids open their presents at parties? the great debate ahead. and this maryland teenager was suspended from school and stripped of her student council title and banned from walking at

graduation. the reason? she is pregnant. >> we are talking about belly buttons today and the surgery more and more people are undergoing to make over their midsections straight ahead.

new tsa screening require manies are being tested that could target large electronics. abc news learned the changes that will be rolled out later this year requires travellers to remove electronics bigger than cell phones and some food items from their bags and place them in bins to be screened separately. they say it's not in response to a specific threat and not related to the electronics bands from the middle east. but in an effort to keep the lines moving. all right time now for big talkers we begin with the controversy swirling over a pregnancy punishment.

a high school senior that revealed her pregnancy was suspended from school and barred from walking in gridation. >> matty just got her college acceptance letter and was about to graduate from a catholic high school. and know that sexual activity was a violation of school rules and a pledge she has signed. >> this has been a breach of a standard of abstennence. >> some say it's extreme and dangerous. and the teen should be applauded for being honest and coming forward and choosing to keep the baby. and that the harsh punishment could cause other kids to keep quiet or terminate their pregnancies. and now a question online, the parents over at the lifestyle blog pop sugar asked readers if kidded should open gifts during their birthday party. they say there are positives and

negatives with each option. those that are pro present opening it's great for guests to see how much happiness their gifts give. and for children to receive something graciously and the author says that is one of the reasons kids so not open presents, when you put a child on the spot their reaction could be unpredictable. what if they don't like the gift. and watching another child open presents can make some kidded feel uncomfortable, restless or jealous. >> and birthday parties should not be about presents but be about spending time with friends and family. you can weigh in, i'm sure you have an opinionment go to the "action news" facebook page. >> it's an awkward moment when the kid said i didn't want that. take it back. time for a check of the roads tonight. matt is standing by with the update. speaking of things we didn't

want but can't take back. crash. several of them this afternoon and this one is on the end of the ramp from the roosevelt boulevard extension route 1 southbound to go westbound on the schuylkill. the good news is we don't have the accident a whole lot longer. the tow truck is in here and getting ready to toe away the vehicle and slow from the boulevard to ridge avenue trying to get on the schuylkill because of that crash at the end of the ramp. but the slower speeds are on the northbound side and didn't help us out since last we spoke an accident on the northbound side of wissahickon that is now gone and extra heavy coming off the schuylkill this afternoon on the northbound side of the boulevard extension and plenty slow on 955 miles per hour on the northbound side by the ben franklin bridge and we are watching a crash on the northbound side of 202 heading to king of prussia and that is cleared out and slowing on the southbound side. speeds in the 20s because of the ongoing construction on the ramp from 202 southbound to the 30

bypass westbound. a crash by the blue bell inn by skippack pike, watching one in new hanover township, and close to the springfield mall look for a wreck involving a vehicle off the road 323 sprawl road and baltimore pike. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and a fountain show. coming up next.

well, how is this for a stunning picture, a live look at lonwood gardens, drone 6 fly ago above kennett square and a beautiful new edition to that just luscious piece of landscape. >> somewhere on this property is our meteorologist, adam joseph,

he is down there? he is in the crowd somewhere. >> are we going to get adam? there he is on the ground from the drone to adam. i see it. this is really spectacular and they are calling it the summer of spectacular spectacle. come here starting saturday and check out the found an shows four times daily and special evening shows. check out the gardens, they have five acres completely revamped and two years of work and close to 3,000 box woods were planted and part of the original scheme in his planation here and the gardens he wanted 3,000 box woods in 1931 when it was originally opened and they are back and way more fountains than he could ever have imagined. 71 in new holland and 67 a

pretty popular number in interior south jersey brigantine 60 and 63 in surf city. and today was a gorgeous day. finally we saw sunshine and that will go by the way side as we go after the midnight hour. by 6:00 in the morning. heavy rain developing especially around millville. that lifts to the northern and moves away to the north and a break in the rain and 5:30 p.m. a second round coming in with downpours and thunderstorms. and as we break down the day, early if the morning the heavy rain and thunderstorm. and then it's a dreary setup for mid-day and then thunderstorms refire late in the afternoon in the evening and with those storms there could be gusty winds and the possibility of some hail. as we head into the holiday weekend. is it going to be dreary the entire weekend? here is your preview, at the

shore 69 the pick of the weekend sunday 65 degrees with scattered storms and a round of rain coming through late morning and afternoon and 69 on memorial day with scattered storms and the poconos 71 a beauty on saturday and monday 70 degrees with a scattered storm as well. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast rain at times here for your thursday with a thunderstorm of 72. and then breezy and a spotty shower friday 77 degrees and again saturday is the pick no matter where you are in the city sun and clouds and a round of rain at some point here and the timing is up in the air on sunday and expect it at some point at 75 and as we get into memorial day 78 and we break out of the unsettled pattern tuesday and wednesday beautiful with temperatures around 80 degrees. so this is just one view as you are on the main pavilion, way on the backside the control room is

there. controlling the fountains and as we turn around you see the main found an features, some jets go up 175 feet in the air. and what do you think of this water feature and all of these fountains all over the place. >> and i think it's miles and i could stand on this. >> you want to stand in there? >> yes. >> you can't go in there. what is your favorite fountain here? >> the big ones or smaller ones down there? >> the smaller ones down there. >> come check this out you see all the lights with every single fountain feature here and again they have what sounds like a cannon in the air and fire comes out and they dance around and with this three year project it cost $90 million to get it done. a lot of it you see above the ground but even more you don't see is underground and a lot of

this limestone you see, it reminds me of paris as you walk through the gardens here more than 5,000 features are convenient rated the limestone features, this is almost brought back to live from pierre dupont's vision of 1931. take a look at this. priceless seeing the kids look through the feature looking at the water fountains here. it's pretty spectacular and again begins on saturday for the public all the shows. >> and it's beautiful in the daytime but with all the lights at nighttime too. >> thanks for the view. what's the deal with plastic surgery for belly buttons coming up.

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about it. the belly button. >> fortunately improving that tiny area does not take a big operation. alicia vitarelli shows us how new methods are changing that. >> short tops and pants that fit below the waist and dresses with cutouts all of those fashions put belly buttons on view. some are very self conscious and don't like their navals and a plastic surgery says that could be fixed with little recovery time. >> tina likes summer clothes but not what they reveal. >> it's not a belly button just a slit, i wear a two piece that is the focal point and there is none. >> a surprising number of opinions ask for tummy tucks but he discovers the real concern you don't need a tummy tuck you don't have any loose skin and they point to the belly button.

it's sagging skin and stretch marks because of pregnancies or weight loss or an outy. they want a vertical shapes belly button. and repairs can be done in his office in an hour or less. under straight local anesthesia. stretch marks and strepped out skin can be removed at the same time. scars themselveses are hidden within the belly button itself. and patients can be on the beach in a week with good sunscreen or a swimsuit coverup. they are about $1,000 and lewis is looking ahead a few weeks after her naval is done. >> you know the dresses that have missing parts, maybe have a piercing. >> tina thought she was the own one bothered by her naval. she is glad she found a fix. >> impressive results there.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. a 2-year-old shooting victim is out of the hospital. the toddler was shot four times outside a local home. tonight he is making a full recovery but his attackers remain at large. wednesday night and the big story on "action news" is the 2-year-old that survive aid burst of gun fire in the efforts to find the two men that pulled the trigger. vernon odom spoke to that little boy and his mom and joins us live. >> reporter: good evening. the intense policeman hunt for the two suspects continues tonight and a $5,000 reward is posted for information leading to the arrest of that pair.

price johnson's mother is demanding justice for her son that survived his brush with death. >> he is my miracle baby he was meant to be here. here for a purpose. and that is why he is still here with me now. >> donna johnson shows off the child she calls her miracle son was hit by four gunshots. wounds to the hip and wrist are healing and he is doing fine. he sat on the porch on his father's lap on the 3500 block of malta street. his father remains hospitalized suffering from a gunshot bund that shattered hi knee and damaged some arteries and the gunmen remain at large. >> you guys who did this to my baby i want you to know that my baby is strong and we are going to get you all. the