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but the big story on "action news" tonight is a rocky start to the fourth of july weekend forecast. it has been humid, unsettled with the mix of sun and rain and right now a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until tonight for most of our area taking a look from sky six over the philadelphia international airport, you can see rain, coming down right now and those dark skies are above. "action news" cam was in abington as well, just a few minutes ago where you can see rain is really coming down. meteorologist melissa magee is here now with the first check of the accu weather forecast, medical list a. >> walter, we have been un settled throughout much of the afternoon and looking at storm tracker six live double scan radar you can see showers , storms, moving out of the northwestern suburbs pressing into that 95 corridor and slowly press nothing to areas in south jersey. not only do we have a severe thunderstorm watch out but a severe thunderstorm warning for sale em, camden, gloucester counties, burlington counties, philadelphia, included in that warning, and also points to the north and west. warning stays up until 6:15

this he can. we can find wind in excess of 60 miles an hour, with the line of showers and storms moving on through. we will go tighter on street level, storm tracker six and what we're tracking is from doyletown working its way east at 20 miles per hour, lots of lightening associated with this and heavy rain from doyletown, trenton, near mercer county down 95 corridor and slowly working its way in to south jersey for early half of the evening. because of the strong showers and storms, the storm prediction center has placed our area in a scattered risk of slight risk of finding severe weather for the city points to the north and west, isolated showers and storms are likely later this evening for points in south jersey. biggest concern will be damaging wind and hail. part of the reason why it has been unsettled and unstable today, heat indexes earlier were in the lower 90's. getting that rain cooled air in allentown, reading. temperatures there only in the 70's. still feels like 80 in philadelphia. 94 degrees down in dover. so we will talk about what we can expect. we've got that severe

thunderstorm watch until 9:00 o'clock tonight, brief but heavier downpours certainly a big concern. strong wind in excess of 60 miles an hour and likelihood of hail. it looks like all this moisture will move off and into the coast as we get into nine or 10:00 o'clock tonight. we will look closer at the rest of the holiday weekend with that full and exclusive accu weather forecast. >> already coming down in spots right now, thanks, melissa. despite fog and thick cloud, some people decided to hit the beach even if it was just for a walk. action cam on the scene here in atlantic city where a few intrepid souls decided to jump in the water. all and all, the boardwalk was a better bet on a day like this. this reminder, you can take us with us on this holiday weekend. get real time traffic, storm tracker six live radar and much more on your phone and tablet. six abc app is a free down load for your mobile device. is there an all out search underway for the man who shot and killed a teenage girl in the fit of rage in, west goshen. this case has been receiving national attention and police are receiving numerous tips. within the hour, officials

released this new photograph of the red pickup truck suspect was driving when he opened fire on bianca roberson cutting short a promising life "action news" reporter annie mccormack has very latest from west goshen police headquarters. >> reporter: police are work ing this case 24/7. they have agencies from surrounding states, looking for this pickup truck. the new images that you had are about to see are from surveillance cameras, in and around the community. new video obtained by west goshen township police shows a clear image of the red pickup truck investigators believe belongs to the suspect from wednesday night's deadly road rage shooting. this is the sketch investigators released yesterday of the man everyone is looking for. police think he is 20 to 40 years old with a medium build and blonde hair. it was on southbound route 100 wednesday evening when police believe 18 year-old bianca roberson and suspect were trying to merge in the same lane. pick up driver opened fire shooting the teen in her head,

killing her. >> it is crucial, the family deserves this. society in general deserves this. >> reporter: police now believe that after the shooting the shooter merged on to route 202 south, riding the shoulder to the paoli pike exit. now after detectives found these new images they believe the shooter took paoli pike for some time before heading on 352 south toward delaware county. and again, police do believe that pickup truck was heading toward delaware county. the last image police has shows that the shooter was 10 miles from the paoli pike. they are still looking for more witnesses, and for more images from surveillance cameras. if you have any information of that you are urged to contact them at (610)696-7400. for now reporting from west goshen township annie mccormack for channel six "action news". now to the latest on the new jersey state governmental shut down, parks, beaches, even dmv were all closed to day after governor chris christie and legislative leaders could not come to an

agreement on the state budget. "action news" reporter bob brooks is in trenton with more on this developing story. >> reporter: day one of the new jersey government shut down, governor chris christie blamed it on democratic assembly speaker vincent prieto's unwillingness to negotiate. >> he is not acting rationally >> reporter: speaker would point the blame right back at republican governor christie. >> thinks executive order that the governor sent out at 12:01 last night. this is chris christie's shut down. >> reporter: since shut down started on the weekend most immediately impacted are those who work and wanted to head state run parks and beaches for the holiday weekend. executive order was put into action keeping opened the essential functions like state police and state run hospitals as for the root of the disagreement governor christie is demanding that the $34.7 billion budget include that insurance, horizon blue cross/blue shield spend some of its reserve fund on public health initiatives like donate to go help combat the state's opioid addicts. christie argued that point to the legislature this afternoon

>> horizon is a 12 billion-dollar industry with a unique non-profit designation and charity mission that it must appropriately and transparent ly fulfill. but it is not fulfilling that mission. >> reporter: one point state senate passed the provision to the governor's approval one that speaker prieto denied. >> the speaker is refusing to post the bill that passed the senate. it is incumbent upon him to come back with an alternative. >> reporter: in response speaker prieto said. >> the senate bill just came over and it need to be vetted. i have a commitment. i gave it here. i will do that in the middle of the month. >> reporter: hear speaker saying he will deal with horizon in the middle of the month, governor christie wants it now. waiting game to see how this will all play out. reporting from trenton, bob brooks, channel six "action news". as you can imagine this shut down is affecting many facets of life in new jersey. here's partial list of is what closed: state department of environmental protection. if you are traveling all travel and tourism welcome

centers are closed. from the department of transportation, all dmv agencies and inspection stations are shut down. so you cannot renew vehicle registrationness person. the department of labor is also closed which means that some insurance claims cannot be processed. however, unemployment insurance remains up and running. prisons, halfway houses are still opened despite inmate services being impacted and for a complete list of what is opened and is what not please go to our web site at six abc .com. meanwhile the state of delaware is now running without a budget. lawmakers work late in the night last night. in fact, senate didn't adjourn until about 5:30 this morning, still no deal. so legislators passed a temporary measure to keep government running for 72 hours and then they went home. they will return to dover tomorrow afternoon, to resume negotiations but we're told both side remain very farrah part. over in harrisburg governor tom wolf has last minute budget on his desk. legislature sent him $32 billion spending plan last night. lawmakers will have to come

back next week to debate a few options, ranging from taxing gas drillers, license scales, expanding gambling or possible even borrowing money to get the budget signed. early morning water main break created quite a mess in west philadelphia. check this out, the main ruptured at 5:00 a.m. on 600 block of haverford avenue gushing thousands of gallons of water on to the street as you can see right there. crews have been on the scene all day working to fix that problem. some folks in kensington are without water tonight as well after a water main break there. it happened at 10:30 between g and h street, and east ontario , as you can see, there is a little bit of damage but some customers there remain without services tonight. still no word when water service will be restored. much more to come on "action news" tonight a horrific shooting inside of a nightclub in arkansas. dozens of shots ring out leaving 25 people injured. latest is coming up. later the rumor mill is churning, sixers may be close to a major multi million-dollar deal, for jj

reddick, ducis rodgers has sports coming up. but first all day you have been sending us pictures of your fourth of july weekend festivities, here's a look at the best, we will be right back.

bad news for unsuspecting home owner, overnight fire damaged a home on horner avenue in pennsauken, new jersey. fire fighters arrived to find flames rising from the first and second floors. it took them 30 minutes to gain the upper hand. nobody was home at the time, so, it was up to police and fire officials to contact them and then inform them about what happened. well, police say a rash of gunfire unleash in the nightclub in little rock, arkansas was a result of the dispute in the audience. it happened overnight inside power ultra nightclub, 25 people were wounded by gunfire , mayor of the little rock says that the city can use some help with gun control >> we must do more to keep

guns out of the hand of the wrong people and government can do something to help us with that. >> my goodness that video there. victims range from 16 to 35 years old. mayor says the club will be shut down for good. little rock has been the scene of the deadly recent rash of gun violence over the past week. police say it is not clear whether doctor henry bello took aim at a specific staff member or just shot randomly during yesterday's rampage at bronx lebanon hospital in new york city. bello opened fire on the 16th floor killing three two-year old doctor tracie tam and wounded several others before he eventually took his own life. bello left the hospital on bad terms two years ago and investigators believe that was the likely motive. recreational marijuana is legal in nevada, dispensar iness vegas opened their doors after midnight. as you can see people lined up to be first to buy marijuana without a medical card. consumers are allowed to buy up to an ounce at a time,

nevada is fifth state to legalize recreational marijuana. world news saturday will have much more on these stories coming up at 6:30 right here after "action i no longer live with

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spelling point he has shot 43 percent from three-point land in each of his past three seasons. late that have noon reddick tweeted the word trust the process. sixers center joel embiid took to twit eras well shortly after the news broke posted this message quote trust the process, guys, it's happening, #trust bc as in brian colangelo. the team wrapped up final day of the summer league mini camp. sixers will begin playing in the utah summer league monday night with the game against boston celtics. for past few days markelle fultz has been working on moving without the ball. so far, so good. >> you know, it has been great when i was in high school i played multiple positions up to the four. being versatile is something i worked on, and just don't play one position. i can, distribute the ball. so, i mean it is just another part of the game i'm learning to be a best player i can possibly be. >> to the ice, flyers have been busy, as well, they have

signed goalie brian elliott to the two year deal worth a reported five and a half million-dollar. elliott spent last season with the calgary flames. he is not a savior he had run of the mill, 910 save percentage in 49 games played last season. he will split time at goal which michal neuvirth, he said he is pumped, and he is joining the flyers. >> our family is really excited about the move. what is to come in philadelphia. you know, with a gm like ron hextall calls and someone you have looked up to when you started being a goalie, and, you know, it is awesome to get that support and know that hey , if this guy wants me, i think we should head here. >> as the flyers say hello to elliott they say good bye to steve mason. he signs a two year deal with the winnipeg jets. mason spent past five seasons with the orange and black. it became apparent that the flyers were moving on. flyers have also signed resigned, mike vechione i to the two year contract, 24 year-old was restricted free agent, vechione i is not

guarantied a roster spot. he was signed by flyers back in march after a stand out college career, at union. to the diamond, phillies lost their 20th, one run game of the season last night, two- one defeat this afternoon they will meet again. jeremy hellickson on the mound he has not won a game in about six weeks. second inning no score jose reyes, hits one down the right field line, lucas dude a scores, they strike first. one to nothing. same count in the fourth inning, bases loaded for todd kelly. looks like inning ending double play but reyes throw to first base gets away, tying and go ahead run score. the phillies lead two-one. now tied at two in the bottom half of the inning duda reaches out, touches someone. solo home run off hellickson. fourteenth of the year. back and fourth ballgame. we go to the fifth man on for tommy joseph he doubles in aaronal tear to tie the game again. right now we are tied at three in the, in the fifth inning.

we are little more than three weeks away from the start of the eagles training camp. players are enjoying their final days, of the summer. today eagles first round draft pick derek barnett had meet and greet with fans at a sporting goods store in knoxville, tennessee. line was practically out the door. of course barnett played his college ball in knoxville and he is a big deal there in tennessee. >> hopefully a big deal here. >> he better be. >> thanks, ducis. coming up meteorologist melissa magee has the accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back but first here are some more of your fourth of july weekend pictures.

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it is the happiest day of the year in bell a vista, block party on 11th street was a beer extravaganza with dozens of different kind of brews from small local craft options to should from larger brileys, this festival offered something for everyone there. time for a check of the accu weather forecast and it is getting kind of, you know, tough out there in spots. >> we're rock and rolling, walter. we have showers and storms pressing into fail and south jersey as well. we will show you what is going on outside with sky six live in hd as we are looking at the center city sky line here on this saturday evening. you can see rain drops on the lens there, we have got mostly cloudy sky, lot of heat and humidity and also, temperatures, are starting to trigger off, that severe

weather and showers and storms so as we look at picture you can see on sky six live outside, cloudy, we have got showers and storms pressing into the region. what we can expect as we go throughout the holiday weekend strong showers and storms on the way for rest of tonight. ninety's, less humid into sunday and monday and very nice, fourth of july, speaking of the fourth of july early call showing you warm but it will stay mostly dry. 9:00 p.m. that temperature at 80. 11:00 p.m. we have a number at 76 underneath mostly cloudy skies. conditions should be nice and fair to get fire works off here in town. but before any of that activity takes place we are still tracking some unsettled weather n fact we will show you right now as we look at storm tracker six live double scan radar you can see we are tracking a line of severe showers, storms pressing out of our northwestern suburbs, heavy rain through willow grove, jenkintown, philadelphia starting to ease up a little bit with the heaviest starting to skirt into south jersey.

so in cherry hill, gibbstown, woodbury, also press nothing to marlton traveling along the new jersey turnpike up into florence and closer to mercer county in trenton we have got showers and storms and lightening associated with this, as well. severe thunderstorm warning for the city has expired but it stays up for areas just to the south of dover, until 6:30 this evening for woodside, for fredrick a, also harrington. as we can find wind in excess of 60 miles an hour and this line of activity is moving east at 20 miles an hour. all of our region, however is still underneath a severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 o'clock tonight as we will track heavier showers and storms and part of the reason why it is so unsettled because it is so warm, so soupy, pretty uncomfortable for start of the holiday weekend. heat index earlier today were in the lower 90's, right now with that rain cooled air we're back down in the 70's but still hot, humid in dover, current heat index of 94. feels like 85 in millville. eighty-four in atlantic city.

here's satellite six along with action radar we're tracking line of showers and storms from the region extending down across mid-atlantic region as well. these will start to get closer to the coast so at beach time starting to expire if you are in south jersey and also into delaware. for the early half of tonight we're tracking heavier showers and storms early, otherwise, mostly cloudy and humid. we will drop down to 68 in the suburbs and 73 degrees in philadelphia for overnight low future tracker six taking you through the rest of the evening at 7:00 o'clock out and about make sure you have wet weather gear with you. we can still see showers and storms firing off from trenton over into south jersey, burlington, camden, gloucester , included in that, by 9:00 o'clock tonight we will start to clear the coast with some residual moisture there for poconos and also into allentown, wake up tomorrow morning, well, we are looking pretty good with sunshine, cloud, lowering humidity on the way. down the shore tomorrow, well, no complaints, mostly sunny, a high temperature of 83. on monday, partly sunny, 84. and tuesday, pleasant for

fourth of july, high in at 78. here's exclusive accu weather seven day forecast still hot tomorrow, high of 91. less humid. plenty of sunshine as we get into monday. still hot. a high temperature in at 92. for the fourth of july it is seasonably warm, dry, high of 87. eighty-eight on wednesday, and it looks like 89, returns on thursday, and up to 90's next friday, walter. we will get rid of the showers this evening. it is hot but less humid tomorrow. >> summer locked in. >> it it is here. >> world news saturday is next here on channel six. don't miss "action news" at 10 on phl17 tonight. then we're back here again on six abc at 11:00. now for melissa magee, ducis rodgers, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪

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