of allegedly being drugged and sexually assaulted by cosby at his cheltenham home in 2004. live is dann cuellar you have the full story. >> reporter: that is right jim. before a packed courtroom who sat in silence listening to every word. andrea constand for the first time appeared on the witness stan and giving her version of what happened at bill cosby's mansion 12 years ago. >> andrea constand the toronto resident was dressed in a blue blazer when she walked into the montgomery county courthouse. she described multiple visits to bill cosby's mansion for dinner. and on the first visit he put her hand on her high and the fourth visit he tried to undo her pants and resisted and left. on the fifth visit to discuss a

career change he told the jury how he plied her with pills and wine and i got woozy and he led him to the could you and my vision was impaired and her next recollection was of him groping her breast and i was not able to tell him to stop or resist him. and later she woke up humiliated and left. >> he sat somber faced and never looking at constand. >> when asked if she had a romantic relationship with cosby? >> saying he was a friend and mentor figure. and he contradicted several statements made by kelly jonathan that not only did he tell him in a workmans compensation that after it happened she went to visit him at the hotel for career advice and acting lessons.

>> late today after intense cross information constand was facing tough questioning, the defense picking apart her testimony line by line comparing it to contradicting statements to police initially and her testimony resumed tomorrow live here at the montgomery county courthouse. >> our coverage continues at 6abc.com/cosby trial, there you can find the latest updates and the collection of video and photographs from the courthouse and ongoing social media updates from our action team. >> gun fire rang out this afternoon in the 700 block in wilmington wounding a woman and her 6-year-old son. authorities say that the boy was shot in the head and is in critical condition. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at the scene of the shooting tonight. >> reporter: jim, again we have a 6-year-old little boy shot in

the head here in wilmington and what worse, police say that the suspect is still out on the loose. >> another senseless shooting, we have a 6-year-old child that actually was shot in the head. >> an absolute tragedy in wilmington you heard from the chief of police a 6-year-old boy is shot in the head. he said to the shooters that did this enough is enough. >> the city is tired of it and the community is tired of it and the police are tired of it, these individuals that settle their issues by shooting and as a result we have a 6-year-old in surgery right now, and my prayers are out to this family and this child. >> it was 2:30 this afternoon the little boy and his mother were inside of this white suv traveling east on 6th street and gunman opened fire on their vehicle and they were shot. >> i heard like nine shots -- >> the mother a 31-year-old hit in the arm and the 6-year-old shot in the head and undergoing

treatment at ai dupont hospital and witnesses have different them a description on the suspect's vehicle and they are confident that the shooters will be caught but until they are the wilmington community has to help aid inputting them behind bar. >> this is broad daylight and there are people in the community that are shooting at each other and as a result we have a 6-year-old in surgery. had is senseless and people need to be outraged because i'm outraged. >> again, a 6-year-old shot in the head in broad daylight here in wilmington. in the words of the police chief, he said the community should be outraged. >> bob thank you. jurors today found lee kaplan guilty on all counts of sexually assaulting six girls from the same family. the 52-year-old from feasterville was convicted on charges of rape of a child and

statutory sexual assault. authorities alleged that the parents gifted the children to kaplan because he helped them financially. kaplan fathered two children with the oldest girl who at the time was just 14. philadelphia police are investigating the abduction of a 11-year-old girl in the rhawnhurst section of the city today. the girl tells police that a man forced her into a black car as she walked to woodrow wilson middle school along font street. she was later dropped off at the intersection of cotman. police say she was not hurt. >> the bucks county prisoner on the run since sunday is back in custody tonight. "action news" was there as daniel selby jr. was transported from warrington police headquarters to the first court hearing and police found selby before 1:00 this afternoon and hiding in bushes near the corner of county like road and tulip

drive. selby's father daniel selby sr. is arrested for helping his son evade police. philadelphia police are trying to track down a fourth suspect in the purging of a mentally challenging man on memorial day. video of this attack has gone viral. and "action news" reporter sara bloomquist is live at northwest detective headquarters. sara what is the latest on this? >> jim, tonight authorities here have three juveniles in custody, three boys ranging in age from 12 to 15. they are looking for a fourth suspect another 15-year-old boy in connection with the unprovoked assault of a mentally challenged man and the facebook video begins with the victim looking in the camera wearing a lanyard around his neck and the first suspect winds up and delivers a blow to his face and the victim tumbles back reeling from the pain of this attack and other boys look on laughing and

as the victim tries to get away a second victim comes up and punches the victim in the face again. >> the video is disturbing it appears this male 38 years old was targeted because he is mentally challenged. and a sense it's act of violence. >> philadelphia police were alerted to the content of thevy after it went viral on facebook and determined that the video was taken last monday moment real day at german town avenue. and neighbors came forward to identify the young suspects and police picked up three at school today and they are looking for the 15-year-old boy that delivered the second blow. >> they may think this is clever but my advice is to do more constructive things with your time. you shouldn't be out there messing with people. >> police have solid leads on that 15-year-old's identity and they also believe that two of the suspects involved in this

incident took part in an assault on a school principal using bricks last friday and in this case they are facing charges including aggravated assault. and live in the logan section, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. delaware governor john carnie announced a plan today to improve tis state's prison system and the blue print addresses the recommendations of an independent review of the deadly inmate riot of the center in february. first is addressing staffing and salary and morale. carnie will also allocate $2 million to purchase new surveillance cameras and staff will work to engage inmates in a productive manner. >> inmates that are involved in programming and occupied during the day, are less doing positive activities are less likely to be

engaged in more negative activities. >> carnie will appoint a special assistant to lead his efforts at reform. water service is restored to 85 customers following the water main break in rossland montgomery county. repaired at tyson avenue. aqua advised reads to boil the water before drinking it. the water company will test samples over the comings days to determine when the water is safe again to drink. a new jersey trooper killed in the line of duty was honored in his home town this morning. trooper sean cullin's fiance and two small children attended the ceremony in cinnaminson. a plaque was dedicated and a tree was planted. and cullin was responding to a car fire when his cruiser was

struck by another car. coming up on "action news" tonight. nick foles is back in the fold with the eagles, how he and carson wentz are getting along both on and off the field. >> she has worked at the polls since 1939. coming up you'll meet laura. i have that story coming up. a cloudy chilly day with the northeasterly wind pulling temperatures from the 40s, 50s and 60s from the mid-atlantic plus there is a heat wave on the way. i'll have the seven-day forecast. that and much move when "action news" continues tonight. ♪

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it's primary day in new jersey, and voters are casting ballots in local and state races, the key race is the election to replace chris christie. six democrats and five republicans are vying for the job. we'll have results on 6abc.com after the polls close. >> we want you to meet laura she is working the polls for a few years in lawrence township. like 78 of them. nora muchanic touched base with miss laura today. >> 96-year-old laura is at her table at the fire company working the polls the same as she has every election day for 78 years, this great great grandmother started as a poll worker in princeton in 1939 when franklin roosevelt was

president. >> you go to get something done. >> primary elections she has done them all. polls can be tiring for people half her able. >> they open at 7:00 and close at 8:00. >> i get home at 4:00 in the morning. >> when she started to work the polls there were paper ballots not machines and she has favorite candidates of the years, she liked fdr and jfk. she remembers a popular write-in candidate. >> they used to write in mickey mouse but he never won. >> she is an inspiration for everyone. >> i was born in 1939 she started working that year. >> she is an awesome person, she is sweet and a good person and proud that i met her. >> she doesn't know how many

more elections she will work but proud of the fact that she helped people exercise her right to vote for most of the last eight decades. >> i think i have done my civic duty. working all the polls and encouraging people to vote. >> laura a poll worker that leads by example. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news."

eagles are back at work today an old friend sharing work with our potential super star. nick foles and carson wentz a bromance unfolding kind of like you and i. you better have two capable qb's they feel they do with carson wentz and nick foles they are boning on and off the football field and wentz found a mentor and a friend in foles.

>> his help could be crucial. going through things on and off the field with this philadelphia life. >> we are all in this together, we are not individuals out there we help each other through it. you go out on game day and there are guys with you that help you through the process. i know it has helped me when i have been the starter. >> a week ago the phillies were a dumpster fire and now they are on fire. the phillies won their last three games and they continue their series again the braves and the phillies had three hits. and tommy joseph hit in three runs. the phillies won 11-4 they scored 25 runs in the past three games and had 25 in their previous 13. >> to the ice, the pivotal game five of the sanly cup final is

back in pittsburgh. we say pivotal because nashville won the last two games to tie the series, 2-2. the predators took last night 4-1 a tightly contested battle until the third period and the predators scored twice and again 4-1. and they won of the last two contest by a combined score of 9-2. from pig skins to paint brushes, former pro bowl tackle tray thomas made quite the career change and jeff skversky puts on a smock and gets all van gogh with trey. >> former eagle left tackle trey thomas used to brush off defenders like a work of art -- >> and then two scoops of blue -- >> these days he is creating art with a paint brush and he wants you to join him. >> this is relaxing. trey and his wife rosa opened the franchise in cherry hill just over the bridge where he

played for 11 years. >> even with art i see it as a contact sport. you leave here with something. i have paint on my fingers. it idea popped up a year ago after they went on a date and fell in love with the paining concept. >> you think you have have a career as a painter. no, not at all this is just something fine to do. >> we learned to paint the city skyline together. >> i love the city, they treated me like family ever since i have been here. >> how is it coming? >> really good. >> what is harder to teach football or painting? >> i think because i don't know art like that, i would say painting for myself. >> yours came out well but mine is a disaster. >> you did really good. >> i have to come for a lot of lessons you see potential?

>> i see potential. keep working. >> nice guy, there is no potential. >> art is in the eye of the beholder. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> your thoughts -- >> lets be as generous as possible. and say he made a nice effort. >> jeff or trey? >> jeff. >> trey was pretty good. >> all right adam joseph and accuweather when we continue in just a moment.

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first. stormtracker 6 live double scan still dealing with the clouds and chilly wind and the showers that continue to drift in from the north and west. all of the rain that pushed through parts of salem and cumberland and atlantic county have evaporated at this point and we are tracking the area to the north and west parts of chester county and elverson and 322 north on i-76 into reading and wet times and heavy downpours and a couple of rumbles of thunder at times and downtown reading about to get hit and as you lift to the north a thunderstorm about to hit slowly drifting and moving 10 to 15 miles per hour and creeping into the lehigh valley. and the northwest suburbs getting wet at times and if everything survives into the next couple of hours as far south as philadelphia could get hit are showers and a few downpoured. temperatures though very cool 59 in trenton and 57 in beach haven

and the northeasterly wind with the front that has pushed through most of the area. and put on the brakes near wilmington and lancaster. this area popped into the middle 70s this afternoon and the downpours and thunderstorms kind of of riding along that border there. if we have the really chilly air to the north and west and this front sinks to the north and west and areas like lancaster drops into the 50s overnight. satellite and radar the big bowling ball feature the spin a large area of cold air aloft over our heads and helps to ignite the showers and downpoured through the afternoon hours. this little spoke that passes through and once the sunsets a lot of them will fall apart. it take a little bit of time at 10:30 tonight, you see the hit or miss downpours in the region and a few showers with temperatures in the 50s at that hour. and wake up tomorrow morning little change and cool wind out of the northeast with a lot of

clouds around. and as we go through the afternoon, still unstable and a pop of sun the clouded fill in with temperatures in the 60s and could be a scattered shower still around. tomorrow, 67 for a high and high pressure over the great lakes, so that area of low pressure starts to push to the south and west. it continues its journey over west virginia on thursday, so some improvement here with sunshine and clouds and at the same time, a low is starting to ramp up off the coast and almost every model keep its offshore. we'll see how close this gets because it could scrape at least the shore line with clouds and a shower late thursday with temperatures in the 70s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast unsettled again tomorrow. 67 and we shouldn't be tracking as many downpours as we are right now and 72 degrees on thursday and biggism improvement on friday and up to 80 degrees with a blend of sun and clouds

and 84 saturday with a late day storm and that storm will usher in the heat and humidity. and sunday, monday and tuesday, that could be our second heat wave of the year. we go from the 60s to the 90s. and those 90s will come along with some humidity as well. >> thank you adam. abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers and please join us for "action news" here at 11:00 on channel 6. for cecily tynan, adam joseph, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00.

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tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the panic, this time a terror attack in paris. tourists running for their lives at one of the most popular tourist sites in the world. notre dame cathedral. new surveillance. the suspect with a hammer and the knives. on the inside, the people with their hands in the air. what the suspect was shouting. here at home tonight the countdown to comey. we have exclusive reporting with abc news has learned, the fired fbi director is prepared to say in front of congress and the american people. the top-secret document leaked. the 25-year-old air force veteran, behind bars tonight. and what the classified document revea reveals about the russians and efforts to hack software used in voting machines across