at a main line restaurant better known for serving up burritos. offices convirgined on this restaurant in radnor township rounding up three people one an employee serving up marijuana to customers. this bust comes after a month long investigation? >> reporter: that is right monica, in the end a young woman was arrested on misdemeanor drug charges but the two primary suspects face felony drug charges and the main suspect suspected of using the restaurant as his main drug spot. >> officers moved in on the chipotle restaurant at noon today. >> they came out here with the intense of buying a significant amount of marijuana that happens the individual taken into custody has what we estimated a half pound of marijuana.

the primary suspect is identified as chipotle employee robert lane of philadelphia. also arrested is a coconspirator is 24-year-old. and after the arrests the drug sniffing dogs led investigators to a toilet tank in a mens bathroom filled what is believe ed to be drug paraphernalia and garbage and led them to the car that was linked to someone in the case. and that has been towed away by authorities and we spoke to people eating lunch at the time of the arrest. >> i turned to my left and see someone tackled on the ground and being arrested and it caught me off guard and the cop said everyone get out now. >> we feel like the dogs coming in and sniffing everything and it was pretty crazy. >> health officials were on the scene determining if any of the food was tainted with anything linked to the investigation.

they say that no drug residue was discovered but they found substandard conditions in the kitchen. >> today it's something in my opinion, it's not acceptable and i think hour health expeinspecti know right fow made them throw away all the food. >> chipotle is expected to reopen sometime tomorrow. this is the fourth type bust in the radnor the past few years and the latest one was last week where a bartender was accused of selling cocaine from his place of employment. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you walter. accuser andrea constand took the stand for the second day in the trial against bill cosby. and the defense tried to pick apart her account before and after the 2004 encounter. vernon odom is live with the details of today's testimony.

>> reporter: good evening monica, constand had trouble remembering details of statements she made to police all of those years ago when the allegations first came out. today bill cosby said he will not testify at his trial but the jury heard his voice late today in a phone call taped by andrea constand's mother taped at their home in ontario, canada. >> her mother gee an atook the witness stand describing the encounter and the mother talked about how she talked to him on the telephone with her daughter on the line. and that he admitted to fondling her breasts and body part during the incident at mansion. and he kept asking if he was interested in a sports casting career and he was willing to pay

for her to go to school. and asked about the pills he gave her and worried about how it affected her daughter. >> and that cosby want aid face-to-face meeting and a concerned mom and stood by her testimony. and i think it was very, very compelling. >> this came late today after andrea constand wrapped up a day and a half of grueling testimony describing his alleged use of drugs and wine to force sexual assault. his attorneys say that the sex was consensual. andrea constand did have trouble remember details she told police some 13 years ago. live at the montgomery county courthouse, in norristown, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you vernon. new jersey state police are investigating what led up to one of its troopers crashing this afternoon in salem county. it happened just afternoon at the intersection of pennsville

auburn road. the trooper lost control and crashed into a tree. the trooper suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >> and the armed robber that targeted a wawa was probably not banking on a fight but a brave bystander took action than was captured on camera. gray hall spoke with the man and joins us with the story. >> reporter: monica, this was a selfless act even police are commenting on that man's bravery. the good samaritan is banged up and bruised but if it meant saving someone's life it was worth it. a wawa attempted robbery caught on camera. a man wear a mask and carrying a gun entered the wawa and demanded the employees get down he may have expected to get away with cash but ran into a good

samaritan that shed he would not let this crime happen in his neighborhood. he fell back and wrestled with the suspect identified as alexander ray. >> hold him down and separate him from the gun and hold him for the authorities those were the three things that played a part in my mind. >> the good samaritan goes by the name of darryl and does not want to release his last name for fear of retaliation and never thought about his safety and saw the fear in the eyes of the wawa employees and knew he had to do something. >> fighting and fighting and at some point he requested that i let him go? could i let him go? and let him leave? he is sorry, it was a little bit late for that. >> darryl fought with that suspect and was able to get the gun way from him and hold him down until police got to the scene. officers were shocked by darryls reaction to the crime. >> that was a gutsy type deal to decide to do that when you see

someone way weapon or gun and nothing to defend yourself and he is a true hero no doubt. >> the gun used in the crime was not loaded and darryl is not calling himself a hero but many people in the community say he is. he says he would do it over again if he had too and said he was doing the right thing, i don't look at myself as no hero or tough guy. i wouldn't advise anyone to do it. >> back out live we asked darryl he says he has no training in martial arts but grew up on the streets of philadelphia and knows how to protect himself. as for the suspect he is still recovering from his injuries at the hospital and facing a long list of charges. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. president trump took to twitter this morning to announce his pick for the fbi,

christopher wray was chris christie's personal lawyer and it comes days before the highly participated testimony of ousted director james comey. sara bloomquist joins us live from washington, d.c. and details of comey's testimony were released today. >> reporter: monica that is right. tomorrow is the main event, former fbi director james comey set to testify before the senate select committee on intelligence. this afternoon that committee released comey's opening statement and reveals that the president repeatedly pressed him for loyalty and lift the cloud of the russia investigation. >> we know from the opening statement that former fbi director james comey will paint a picture of a president seemingly obsessed with him and ending the the russian investigation and an uncomfortable one-on-one dinner at the white house on january 27th. the president said, i need loyalty and expect loyalty.

i did not move or speak or change my facial expression during the awkward silence that followed we simply looked at each other in silence and he will tell the committee that the president pressed him to back off the russian investigation and michael flynn. he will recount a highly unusual phone call from the president on march 30th where president trump described the investigation as a cloud and impairing his ability to act on behalf of the country and had nothing to do with russia and nothing to do with hookers in russia and always assumed he was recorded when in russia and what could we do to lift the cloud. the same committee had tough questions for the top intelligence officials who refused to answer whether trump asked them to intervene in the russia investigation. >> adding -- >> i have never been directed to do anything i believe to be illegal immoral or unethical or

inprobe. >> we spoke with representatives on both sides of the aisle about the upcoming testimony. >> i believe that this kind of a hearing will be more of a show. the mueller investigation is the way they get to the facts. >> i would like to hear from the fbi director how far did trump's asking go? how far the president in this white house did to obstruct the investigation. >> trump's attorney released the following statement. the president is pleased that mr. comey has finally publically confirmed his private reports that the president was not under investigation in any probe and the president feels completely and totally vindicated. his testimony is set for 10:00 tomorrow morning "action news" will be here. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. world news tonight, with david muir will have more on the upcoming temperature of james comey that is next at 6:30 after

"action news." a fire beneath the delaware memorial bridge detoured drivers today the problem that sparked these traffic troubles and ready in case of emergency first responders tested their skills on the temple university campus today. >> there was another chilly day, a lot of clouds here in the mid-atlantic, high of 66 in philadelphia and look to the north 70s in northern new length and we are talk about 90s returning for us in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> don't look now the phillies are on a role and we'll have that and more.

engineers inspected the integrity of the delaware memorial bring after this span clothesed to traffic. the pictures of the thick black smoke billowing into the sky that made it difficult for drivers to see and that is why the bridge was closed. chopper 6 hd through over the scene and they worked to put out of the flames over the bridge and some sparks from welding equipment ignited construction materials. fresh off her win for republican primary for knowledge governor kim guadagno made stops across the state today and phil murphy jump started his campaign for the general election in newark, he met with womens health advocates and say that funding womens health programs is a must for the state's next governor.

and temple university medical services tested their plans and policies and responses, they held an emergency exercise simulating an active shooter. actors pretending to be victims were outside of city hall and the siren was also tested today. trenton students took part in an effort to keep their planet green and their city green, they gather at city hall for the annual litter march. the team spread out across the city's wards competing to pick up the recycled materials and trophies were up for grabs but the real winner was the city of trenton.

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jeff is here with sports. can the phillies make it five in a row. >> that would be awesome. who is pete mackanin favorite player, that depends on the day.

maybe the starter who is still looking for the first victory as the phillies look to stay red hot. he will try to follow in aaron nola footsteps after they met with the manager and challenged by mackanin after a rough month phillies clicking on all cylinders, they scored 28 runs during the four game win can streak. >> we have to keep playing good baseball and giving our pitchers opportunities and the bats have been good. >> wearing number 10 desean jackson's old number zach collins says he has big shoes to fill. when offseason training continues tomorrow. the receiver from north carolina says the best piece of advise that carson wentz gave him was to stay mentally strong and trying to catch up on his

studying and reading of the nfl play book. >> at the beginning you are like oh my goodness you are like how am i going to learn this, you get it one day and do the plays the next and then things slow down and things connect and you see it in your head when they call it out in the huddle. but it's overwhelming at the start. the sixers continue to work out potential draft picks among the guys getting a look is jordan bell. the sixers say reminds them of dennis rodman and on hand med in order new jersey native steve astoria is projected to go undrafted says it's an honor to workout and run for his favorite team today. >> it's an honor to be here. and obviously growing up and

being a sixers fan and living six minutes down the road and to put on a jersey and compete was a great experience. and you know i'm grateful for the opportunity. is it over for lebron james and casts lets not forget cleveland was in the same situation down 0-2 and the cavs came back to win it all. as good as golden state looks they know the history. >> game three is rough for us historically. and especially in this building so to give ourselves a chance to even come close to thinking about that, we need to really really just lock in and give every effort we have. >> i wouldn't say frustrated you don't want to be down 2-0 in the series again anybody we have things we need to do better. >> well, it happens tonight. warriors and cavs game three

here on 6 abc and coverage tips off at 8:30 and watch on the abc app and is this golden state team unbeautiful they are 14-0 and they say their team in 83 would find a way to beat this team. we'll see if the cavs can get to done tonight. >> thank you. an exceptional young athlete from delaware scored national recognition. michael davis of townson was named to the boomer association coathlete of the year. despite living with cystic fibrosis both are leading examples how important exercise is for the community. ♪

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if you missed the sun and let face it who hasn't? >> it will be back in full force tomorrow and this weekend the temperatures really rise as we look at the action cam a lot of cloud cover and above 30th street earlier today there was a little pop of blue at times, you see it there above the flag in the center part of 30th street station and overall thins start to improve slowly around here. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the area not finding all that much in the way of precipitation that is pushed way to the south and west and still a healthy amount of cloud cover with the exception of the shore late this afternoon a good window of clear skies has pushed in from long beach island from cape may. the highlight, the first one or

low light if you like a cool june or not. yesterday 69 degrees and 67 degrees well below the normal of 80 degrees but the 80s be back here at the end of the week. sitting at 80 in the afternoon near trenton in wilmington upper 70s in the lehigh valley and at the shore there is a northwesterly wind that should cease any sea breeze from starting late in the day. we should be in the mid to upper 70s. and a cool northeasterly wind 67 allentown and trenton and 66 in philadelphia and mid-60s south jersey as well as delaware. satellite and radar shows again there were a few breaks in the cloud cover today at times, but if you take a look at the immediate shore there was this window of clear sky that developed with clouds to the west and east and a little bit of a winning forecast at the shore here this afternoon.

but there are more clouds and heavy rain developing down to the south stretching from the out ever banks of north carolina and low pressure in the panhandle of florida, this spins up into a sizable storm off our coast. missing us here tomorrow and friday. and whacking part of eastern parts of new england for friday. partly cloudy and cool again 40 for center city and you'll see the stars reappear overteet night tonight and that spills into thursday and much brighter here and north-northeastly wind for the shore and temperatures in the 60s and better inland with temperatures close to 10 degrees above today in the middle 70s. the pressure that brought the cool air and above is pulling away tomorrow into friday and high pressure begins to build here over the second half of the weekend and by sunday that hot air starts to not only blossom in the deep south but all the way into the mid-atlantic and

new england. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 74 tomorrow and sun and clouds and great on friday with morning clouds and a good amount of sun and 80 degrees, feeling like june and 84 on saturday and the heat is on sunday it is breezy and a tad humid of 90 degrees and hot and humid monday and 92 and the heat and humidity peak on tuesday and feeling like the upper 90s before the cold front comes in with thunderstorms still 90 on wednesday as well. that gets our attention in a different way. >> world news with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues on phl 17 later this evening. for jeff and adam, i'm monica malpass have a good one. i am.

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tonight, breaking news. the james comey bombshell. on the eve of his testimony before congress and the american people. we learn what he plans to say. what comey revealed to the president about whether the president was under investigation. comey saying the president demanding loyalty. what did the president allegedly say about the investigation into michael flynn zblfshlts also tonight -- the showdown on capitol hill, in addition to james comey, did the president go to the heads of the intelligence community? what did he ask them about the russian investigation. tonight, their answers and then the outrage from senators on both sides. we have breaking news from london. the new images just in tonight, the moment attackers are taken down. the tornado touching down in this country. several reports of funnel clouds tonight. and she was a high school teen at the