breakthrough in breast cancer, and what to look for if you suspect your teen of using drugs. that's next. >> delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >> it is wednesday night. the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news from media delaware county where police have converged on a cvs on baltimore pike. dann cuellar is live. what's happening there? >> jim, we have a large contingent of law officers that surrounded the cvs store. media police including state police are on the scene. initial reports indicate some time around 9:00, they received word of a robbery in progress. when officers arrived, the robber realized he had nowhere

to go, tried to stage a standoff, then tried to hide in the store. he is now trapped in an upstairs storage room. police have evacuated everyone from the store and with the place surrounded, he has nowhere to go. police say they have all of the time in the world and hope at some point the fellow will come to his senses and give himself up peaceably. he has no hostages. he's in there by himself in the storage room. they are going to wait this one out hoping he will come to his senses. we'll keep an eye on this, jim. dann cuellar, "action news," wphl-17. >> we want to show you storm tracker radar and the blob of green from the south will make your morning commute unpleasant if not worse. that's the first of a one-two

punch. cecily tynan has more. what can we expect in the morning? >> the steady rain will be here. the system across the ohio valley, pulling up rain from the south and the leading edge from washington d.c. this moves in about 3:00 in the morning and daybreak. most of us wake up around 7:00, the rain is here, steady and heavy especially south and east of philadelphia. in the afternoon, strong storms. we have details on that and a closer look at the holiday week nend the accuweather forecast. jim? >> thank you. bill cosby's trial is set for norris down. seven men and five women, two jurors are african-american. cosby claimed the sexual assault claim against him may be racially motivated. his defense team accused

prosecutors of trying to keep african-americans off if jury. the 79 year old comedian has rarely spoken but after court today he offered only kind words. >> i want to thank the sheriff's department. they made everything very, very smooth here. in closing, i want to thank all of the people who have come to see my shows. >> a woman in her 60s was able to escape this two-alarm house fire in "delaware tonight" without serious injury. medics checked her out at the scene of neptune drive. philadelphia police are trying to track down the gunman that pumped six bullets into benjamin drange jr.

no one knows why. crlt, whachristie ileto, what ie motivate? >> there is no clear motivate but they believe he was the intended target. his family is asking why. he helped everybody. i'm going to miss my baby. >> ursula is trying to make sense of the gun violence that killed her 23-year-old son half a block from her home. family and friends gathered near widener where he was gunned down 24 hours earlier. the shooter walked past the 23-year-old playing with children and shot him six times before fleeing. >> i don't understand what it could have been that was worth taking his life or shooting him like he was an animal on the streets. >> police say drange was a model

citizen, no criminal history, worked at the department of revenue and mentored young children. his father was a philadelphia police officer who passed away years ago. >> he would do anything for anybody. >> less than 24 hours, detectives could be seen casing the alley way for evidence to lead them to the shooter. family members are urging the shooter to have conscientious. >> the people that did this to him, turn yourself in. just turn yourself in. >> this is a family clearly desperate for justice. it didn't appear drange knew his killer be, but they are searching surveillance footage. christie ileto, "action news." jim? >> thank you, christie. selling drugs out of a main line

restaurant. a bartender was arrested across from radner high school. edward of bridge port sold cocaine to undercover officers four times on the job. health officials closed the restaurant to check whether drugs were stashed inside. >> 21-year-old dante robertson is in hospital after being shot in a home invasion in sick letterville. it's hardly the first time he's come to the attention of police. live at the hospital, annie mccormick. annie? >> jim, several years ago he was charged in the death of a 12-year-old girl. it shook the town to its core. tonight members of the family are disturbed hearing about the newest arrest and unrelated crime however they are not surprise.

>> today camden county authorities charged the 21-year-old for a violent home invasion, the same man charged in the autumn 2012 killing in clayton new jersey. autumn's father says the court shouldn't have let robinson out when he did. he was charged with his teenage brother justin. the young girl was found in a garbage bin after she went to the boy's home to buy bike parts. >> in 2013 dante was released after pleading giltdy to an obstruction of justice charge. just after midnight monday, the camden county prosecutor's office says robinson broke into a home. off camera the homeowners say

four or five men beat and terrorized them. the homeowner shot him to protect themselves. >> in the memorial park in clayton, the family gathered, autumn's father vowing to be in the courtroom for the case. >> i'm going to tell the judge, don't let this happen again. you have him again. keep him there. you know what he did in the past. what makes you think he will stop doing this. >> the camden county prosecutor's office won't release further detail in the home invasion case including if the assailants are out there. he faces charges of aggravated assault to endangering a child. once released from hospital, he will go to jail. back to you. >> thank you, annie. this is president trump's tweet

today, an honor of a lifetime referring to his meeting with the pope. president trump and his family engaged in friendly banter with the pope, a contrast to the words trump had for the pope during the campaign, but they spoke about issues they disagree, immigration and climate change. they discussed terrorism and the need for peace. >> 23,000,000 americans would lose their health insurance under the latest house passed, healthcare bill. older people with lower incomes woodies proportionately lose their coverage. chuck schumer says it makes clear that trump care would be a cancer on the healthcare system. >> it's likely that the suspected manchester arena

bomber is not a lone wolf but memember of a terrorist network. they are looking for connections between salman albedi and others. his father has been linked to terrorism in the past and his brother have been taken into custody. >> the tsa is testing new screening procedures requiring travelers to remove electronics bigger than a cellphone in ba bs for further scriewp scrutiny. they say this has to do with speeding up lines. if a dangerous person gets past security screening, the men and women and air marshalls are the last line of defense. chad per deli was given

exclusive access as to how to train for life and death crisis in the sky. chad is here with a special report. >> how did you get access? >> we have producers. they granted us access. global aviation is a primary target. after a five year hiring freeze, the administration is increasing the ranks of air marshalls to keep you safe in the skies. we go inside the training of recruits. >> this is a simulated bomb attempt with paid actors. >> for federal air marshalls, there is little room for error in the sky. >> we have to keep the training realistic, dynamic. our paid role players help us out in that area a lot. >> it's one of the most unique

in all of law enforcement. 30,000 feet, below mock speed. there are a lot of factors to consider. >> daniel call is from the security administration training center in atlantic city. he says a third of the air marshall training is dedicated to firearms. they'll pull the trigger 5,000 time once their training is completed. >> many of the instructors fly the skies under cover so we can't show their faces. they taught us to load, aim and fire. >> wow. >> you went huh. >> it's not enough to teach someone to put a hole in a piece of cardboard. we want them to think while they are doing those things, so we haadd stress. >> some in congress have been

critical of the air marshall program in previous years. some call it out dated and understand necessary. there hasn't been a hijacking attempt since 9/11, but a ban from six middle eastern countries last month has new concern that our skies may be vulnerable. they'll stay out of the politics and train to keep our public safe. >> we could be on a flight anywhere in the world. >> we have seen it often, unruly patients on a flight. air marshalls don't generally intervene in such situations. they wouldn't say how many have been hired and cited cfltality.

>> at one time h two canines were sworn in. ridley county hasn't had police dogs for a decade. delaware county is paying with grant money. >> still to come, a major car seat recall that could put children at risk. >> and can you spot the signs of drug use in this teenager's bedroom? they may hiding in plain sight. local police show you what to look for. >> and breast exams clearer than mammograms coming here. cecily? >> we have a strong chance of rain in the afternoon. i'm tracking more rain for the holiday weekend. i have more information on the timing of that in the forecast. >> jeff skversky looking for the

phillies to end their losing streak against the rockies. that and more when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ blrng u ♪

>> we continue to follow this breaking news in media delaware county where police have surrounded a cvs store. a lone band it tried to rob the store around 10:00, but police

arrived before he could make his get away. the suspect is holed up in a second floor storage room. that's what police believe. no one is hostage. no one has been hurt. we'll bring you the latest as it happens. >> the opioid addiction has taken the lives of two men who were counselors. they died of overdoses sunday. emergency responders tried to revive the two with narcan but could not. said d.a. tom hogan, opioids are monsters consuming our population. could you spot the signs of drug use in a teenager's home? police hope this is an eye opener to potential trouble. this is a mock bedroom littered

with drug paraphernalia. >> this looks like an average teenager's bedroom. that's the point. look again more closely. >> most parents have no idea what they are looking for. >> this seemingly innocent rose -- >> it's a pipe. >> most items used in the drug epidemic are hidden in plain sight. police warn these are the tools of the current drug crisis. >> there is a gas mask hanging here. sometimes it's a way to smoke marijuana. >> these are pads that could be a sign of drug use. >> that's used as a filter for drug pipes. >> then there are obvious signs of abuse, bloody tissues and

bent spoons. >> the cotton asks as a filter injecting heroin into a syringe. >> the lieutenant says pay close attention to us used sandwich b. they'll tear the top off and it will be laying there. >> this soda can can be bought online. if you see several of the items together, it's time to ask uncomfortable but potentially life saving questions. >> information ssm critically important but so is keeping an open line of communication with your kids. >> health check at 11:00, cutting edge technology to better detect breast cancer is coming to the delaware valley. >> molecular breast imaging is

designed to find breast cancer in dense tissue. with mbi, a mass barely a third of an inch long is clearly visible. >> this technology will find the additional cancers without false positives. >> it uses a tracer that malignant cells are quick to ingest. two cameras take images of the breast. einstein uses mammograms for women with dense breasts with a high cancer risk but can't receive a standard mri. >> grayco is recalling 25,000 car seats because they may not keep a child restrained during a crash. we have posted all of the model

numbers on "6abc".com. graco will provide a free seatbelt replacement. >> the fraternal order of police has honored those that go above and beyond the call of duty. the mayor joined top brass at headquarters. honorees, sergeant sylvia young and police officer eddy mill both shot during an attack on police last year. chester county honored scores of first responders tonight. an award ceremony highlighted the efforts of ems workers, police officers and firefighters. we congratulate all of them for their service and dedication. >> let's get the late word from accuweather and cecily tynan. >> i'm tracking more rain. it's the theme for the month. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the rain isn't here yet.

we are getting echoes over maryland. the rain is falling over washington d.c., pushing north so it will be here by daybreak. philadelphia, 60 down from a high of 72, four degrees below normal, cool and peeks of sunshine today. allentowning 61, cape may, 56. the system i'm tracking, one low through the ohio valley. this forms another low, triple point low over us pulling in the moisture and brings the potential for storms late in the day. they'll be scattered but strong. the morning rush, this is when we get the steady rain. use caution. there could be ponding on roads. steadiest rain around 6:00 in the morning. the commute will be the toughest by 8:30 clearing out with scattered showers throughout the

day, lots of clouds and the triple point moves closer toward the evening. it's not widespread but a scattering of thunderstorms and any could contain gusting winds and small hail. then turning to the holiday weekend, if you are planning a barbeque, best time is saturday. saturday is looking great, partly sunny, warm and dry. the best chance of rain will be sunday afternoon and evening. this is when you should plan your indoor activities. this is true down the shore, up in the poconos as well as philadelphia. down the shore saturday, gorgeous, 69. poconos, 71 unsettled sunday and memorial day could get pop up storms. the exclusive accuweather forecast, steady rain in the morning, thunderstorms in the afternoon, high 72. 77 saturday, beautiful sun and clouds, 78 sunday, the morning

dry with a round of rain likely in the afternoon and evening hours, 75-degrees. that's the worst day of the holiday weekend. memorial day, sunshine and the threat of pop up afternoon thunderstorms, 78-degrees tuesday. we bump it up to 80. and wednesday a high of 79 and partly sunny. the holiday is not a wash out but not dry. monday is looking nice. >> the suspect at cvs in media has been taken into custody. police have him. no one was hurt. that's good news in delaware county. "action news" continues in just a minute. ♪ ♪

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>> phillies try to salvage a game against colorado tonight. >> it is so ugly there are babies in the stands crying tonight. we'll show it to you. it's one of the worst ruts in phillies history. he need a win and the only guy getting them "w," hellickson. tonight, hellickson benched against colorado. charlie blackman, his ninth rbi, a 2 run single, phillies down 2-0. carlos gon gonzales gone. phillies lose 7-2, drop 20 of 24. thanks a lot, now you upset the

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>> everyone's goals are different. while lane johnson is trying to cut out ben and jerry ice cream runs to keep his weight down, carson wentz is trying to cut down late game mistakes. he's returned for offseason workouts new and improved. his teammates are taking notice in his leadership even at the age of 24. >> last year, a little different

story. trying to get my bearings straight. barely knew where the locker room was. now it's focusing on these guys and play book and building something special. >> wentz knows where the locker room is now. he has to figure out where the endzone is and the "ws." >> "jimmy kimmel live" next, zach ef ran, connie nielson and music from the zach brown band. >> news continues at 4:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪

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