>> good afternoon it is sunday, july 9 i'm nydia han along with jeanette reyes. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." family members of a woman who died after crashing her car in delaware, speak to "action

news" about their loss. a man springs into action when police say two assailants broke into his burlington county home. president trump's inner circle met with a russian lawyer during the campaign. >> let's go over to chris sowers for the accuweather forecast, you're a very popular day. >> reporter: it's a nice day to do the entire show outside. gentle breeze, temperatures across the region, 80 degrees a popular number out there, philadelphia. wilmington, dover, and cape may. if you're not at 80, you're a few degrees shy. 77 in reading, 77 in allentown. atlantic city, 77. poconos in the 60s, beach haven 78 degrees. wind speeds are light. out of the west five to ten miles per hour we've been pointing this out all morning long, a westerly wind dries

everything out, anytime this time. year, you pick up a westerly breeze it will knock the humidity out. it's what has taken place today. that's why it feels so much better out here. satellite and radar mainly clear, just a couple of fair weather cumulus clouds upstairs. so forecast for today, accuweather says mostly sunny and beautiful, highs around 85 degrees, maybe a degree or two shy of that up in the lehigh valley. jersey shore you're topping out around 80, 81, the sea breeze cools you back down into the upper 70s. uv index is on the high side apply the sunscreen if you're by the pool or on the sand down the shore. the forecast is quiet right now, but things heat up later this week. we introduce more in the way of humidity and numerous showers and thunderstorm chances starting on tuesday. when i come back we'll focus on that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a mother of five has died after her vehicle lost control and slammed into the brandywine

valley spca overnight. the crash caused a fire and emergency crews worked to rescue dozens of animals trapped inside. three animals did not survive. "action news" reporter, bob brooks is live at the scene with reaction from the victim's family and those who helped at the spca. such a sad story all around. >> reporter: absolutely, i spoke with the victim's mother she has to get ready to bury her daughter and raise her 5 grandchildren. the spca has five animals displaced. officials say what the car came into the spca it burst into flames, the driver and the animals were trapped inside. the driver did not make it out. she has died. >> she loved her kids and loved them to death. loved life. that's jennette cooper her

33-year-old daughter latoya cooper a mother of 5 young children. >> i need help burying my daughter, if anybody can help me, i appreciate it, she has five kids i'm going to need help. >> cooper is devastated and stunned. she doesn't understand how this could happen. at this point police are investigating why the 33-year-old lost control. appears is she was coming down 7th street and over south street and crashed into the spca. >> we have animals in cars and homes and first responders put animals in ambulances. a lot of big hearted people stepped up. >> reporter: that's the head of the spca. she wants to thank first responders and neighbors. >> i got out of bed and wanted to help the animals. >> reporter: three cats died, but so many are safe.

now they want the community to open their hearts again. we have an everyday adoption center at pet smart in dover and george town campus in delaware. all will be open for adoptions. >> other shelters open their doors at 10:00 a.m., if you want to take home a displaced dog or cat, do so now. bob brooks, chm channel 6 "action news." >> an overnight crash in the city's somerton section injured four people, two in critical condition. police say all four victims were inside the suv when the driver lost control. the suv ran off the road and hit a parked truck. the victims were taken to the hospital. no word on charges. detectives from the burlington county police department and prosecutor's office are investigating a home invasion that turned deadly. the suspects broke into the home

in moorestown after midnight. police say the homeowner grabbed a knife from the kitchen and stabbed a suspect. one was pronounced at the scene. the second intruder got away but showed up at the hospital with stab wounds. that suspect is being questioned by police. charges will be made against him. a we move on to what could be a major turning point in the fight against isis. u.s./iraqi forces are moving closer to recapturing the city of mosul. the militants hold less than one square clom at -- kill -- kilomr of area. >> abc news has learned that

during the campaign donald trump junior and jared kushner met with russian lawyers from the kremlin. >> reporter: overnight president trump and the first lady landing back in washington, greeting them upon their arrival another russia headline, the president's son don junior and his son-in-law and campaign manager paul manaford had a meeting at trump tower at the height of the campaign two weeks after the president won the party nomination. in a statement don junior said an acquaintance asked him to attend the meeting it was about an adoption program. a source at the meeting said the campaign was not discussed. as for the other meeting, putin discussing his side about what

happened behind closed door. the russian president saying trump on tv is very, very different from the trump in person. in that meeting he said the president pressed him about russia's election meddling, he denied the allegation and said president trump accepted that, it seems to me that he took it into account and agreed. the white house not publicly disputing the claim. in another high stakes meeting trump talking north korea with china's president. >> it may take longer that i like or you like, but there will be success. >> reporter: the administration growing frustrated with china's refusal to taking a harder line on pyongyang especially in the wake of the recent ballistic missile test. a pennsylvania state lawmaker was charged for driving

under the influence. don marr was charged in cumberland county. his blood alcohol letter was .16 twice the legal limit for driving. he was charged with making an unsafe uturn and driving the i don't think -- wrong way. possibility of more casinos happening in the state of pennsylvania behind closed door meetings. lawmakers hope that dispanded -- expanded gambling there close the budget deficit. casinos will be allowed to bid for licenses for ten more mini casinos in the state. markell fultz went down during a summer league game in las vegas last night. sixers say he sprained his left

ankle. it happened when he came down on another player's foot. fultz was helped off the court. x-rays showed he did not break the ankle, but more tests will be conducted to determine the severity of the sprain and how long he will be out. brett brown was in the arena, although he was not coaching, he was shown a replay of the espn broadcast of the game. >> reporter: how concerned are you what you saw the monitor. >> that's the first time iervel seen -- i've seen it. actually a little bit relieved. it doesn't seem that severe. >> sixers are plagued with injuries affecting their top picks, ben simmons, joel embiid. embiid tweeted, no, no, no, don't do this.

it the injury came hours after he signed the contract. >> we'll see what happens today. >> if you struggle to get a good night's sleep you may be putting yourself at risk for a serious disease. a gunman went on a two hour shooting rampage from a boat in washington state. how the situation unfolded. plus, meteorologist chris sowers is back with the full accuweather forecast when "action news" continues.

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away, the washer that quit working 6 months ago was filled with 16 pounds of a legal explosive. nobody was injured in the blast. >> nydia, can you tell them what's on my mind right now? >> one way of having a good time. guys like to see things blow up. >> reporter: whatever makes you happy, me i would rather shoot off fireworks. >> the consumer reports is concerned about safety issues on that story. >> reporter: with that said let's get you outside let's go live on sky6 live hd, philadelphia international airport. we have a couple of fair weather puffy cumulus clouds, fair weather, nothing threatening out there today. should be a gorgeous day overall temperatures in the mid 80s and low humidity levels. as we look at satellite and radar behind me, nothing going

on, high pressure right across the keystone state this afternoon, that will keep us high and dry. temperatures across the region, it is nice out there. upper 70s to the northwest. reading, allentown, 77. 80 in millville. 80 in philadelphia. 81 in atlantic city. the rest of the day looks like, mostly sunny skies, a couple of clouds from time to time, 84 degrees by 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 85. 7:00 p.m., 83 degrees, not too bad. the normal high for this time of the year is 87. here's a look at satellite and radar again nothing going on, next frontal system is up to the north. that will slowly drift down to the south over the next couple of days, as it gets closer and closer, the winds shift out of the southwest, combination of the two start to increase the chance of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast once we get into tomorrow afternoon and beyond. here's the water vapor shot, what you're seeing here this orange color that's bone-dry air

something they typically see in the four corner state across the desert southwest. now we have a pocket of dry air over top of us. it's quickly working out to sea. tomorrow it's gone, at least tomorrow evening. high pressure in control, pleasant weather for us, a nice if i know for the weekend. we get into the unsettled pattern by monday. frontal system to the south, humidity increases tomorrow. you'll notice the change tuesdayance wednesday, tomorrow it's just enough of an increase to produce a scattered showers or thunderstorm during the afternoon. future tracker 6, nothing going on today we'll keep the weather nice and quiet. overnight tonight, clear and comfortable. overnight lows in the 60s. upper 50s north and west. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, clouds and a couple of pop-up showers and thunderstorms developing with the heat of the day. monday. tuesday, the heating of the day produces the pop up-type of

showers and storms. tuesday afternoon late in the evening we see them. this will be the trend wednesday, thursday, friday, as well. if you have outdoor plans for the up coming week be aware there will be showers and storms at any point in time. not today, though, gorgeous in the mountains, 75 degrees is the forecasted high. jersey shore, ocean temperature, 70. mostly sunny, highs around 80 degrees right on the sands you're seeing a nice sea breeze kick in. mostly sunny skies, 85 degrees, the rest of the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it is more typical of july, 89 degrees warmer. thunderstorms. tuesday is hot, 93 feeling like 95 or 96 with the humidity. thunderstorm chance there wednesday, thursday, another thunderstorm chance friday partly sunny, shower still warm, highs in the upper 80s. nydia. >> in "healthcheck" can poor sleep lead to alzheimers

disease. a lot of people struggle to get a good night's sleep regularly. one-third don't get enough shut eye. disrupted sleep is tied to a higher risk of problems like diabetes and stroke. a growing body of research suggest it leads to conditions that bog down information processes and leads to dementia. >> an american tourist is beaten to death in greece. we're learning of the arrests made in the case. we'll be right back. >> a general general -- gunmand

at people on the shore for four hours yesterday. the first shots were fired at 9:00 p.m. before the shooting a reporter was having dinner with friends on a sailboat not far from the

gunman's boat. >> i got the boat and i look over at a dock nearby and saw an officer with his gun drawn and people running off the boat toward shore. i overheard an officer say those are not fireworks. >> around 1:00 a.m., the shooter once again walked out on the deck of the boat and aimed his gun at officers, they fired wounding the suspect. the man is in the hospital where there is no word on his condition. there were no other injuries. serbia said 6 citizens have been arrested in greece in connection with the beating death of a 22-year-old texas man. police say bakahri shernd -- henderson was at a bar when a man approached him and began fighting. along with the serbs, a greek man was arrested.

henderson graduated from the university of arizona and working on a photo shoot to launch a clothing line. more than 40 wildfires are raging out west and triple digit temperatures threaten to make things much worse. in is an -- santa barbara county, summer camp had to be evacuated. everybody made it out safely. evacuations in colorado and montana towns threatened by wildfires, while air and ground crews continue to battle a growing grass fire in northwestern colorado. scary moments for the campers. >> 12:22. much more to come on "action news," the sixers sign two new players as the top draft pick deals with an injury. that's ahead in sports.

>> turning to sports we're waiting to learn more about a setback for the 6 ors top draft pick. markell fultz was injured during the summer league game. >> phillies hope to stop a sweep when they face the padres at the bank today. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: sixers number one pick markell fultz sprained his left ankle hours after signing his rookie contract. a two year deal worth 15 million guaranteed and includes a sixers team option for the third and fourth year. after signing the deal, fultz on the deal for summer league in las vegas. running the floor looking great, 8 points for him. brett brown and company are concerned about this, third quarter running back on defense,

he steps on another players foot and rolls the left ankle. he is down on the ground for quite sometime in a lot of pain. he has to be helped off the floor, he wentz -- went for x-rays, the sixers are saying it's a left sprained ankle. everybody holding their breath. >> i'm punch drunk with the injuries we've had with our first players selected over my career. >> reporter: again, markell fultz helped off the floor last night in pain with a sprained left ankle. sixers officially signing jjredick and amir johnson. the history major at duke is one of the best shooters in the nba. he said the the biggest factor coming to philadelphia, head coach brett brown. >> the spirit of the sixers has

never been broken that's speaks volumes to coach brown. you know, to be honest he was the biggest factor in this decision, he is someone that i've watched and wanted to play for, i'm thrilled to be playing for him next year. >> i'm happy to be a part of the family. philly has a lot of history they have been buildings up to be successful, i'm excited to go through the process. >> final game for the all star break for the phillies they are trying to avoid losing 6 in a row to close out the unofficial first half. aaron nola wasted a brilliant performance retiring 12 straight batters against the padres, but the 1-0 lead vanishes with two outs, deep to right center, padre tied at 1. rbi down the center.

phillies lose 2-1. soul trying to stay undefeated in the baltimore, baltimore goes deep. how about the hail mary, paul browning, wow, the soul can't catch a break, 49-42 their first loss in more than a year. they dop -- drop to 10-1. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. >> here's some of the stories we'll have for you. get ready for changes the way septa fares will be collected in center city what to expect for your evening commute. philadelphia museum of art goes wild with its newest exhibition that's ahead on art of art of aging.

>> happening right now on "action news," we are learning more about the woman who died after her vehicle crashed into the brandywine valley spca. >> a toddler is hospitalized after falling from a second floor of a west philadelphia home. from alter to chandeliers to furniture, you can buy a piece of the atlantic city trump taj mahal casino. we'll explain. more on those stories, but first a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. meteorologist chris sowers you said this might make your top five days of the year.

>> reporter: it's going to be close, my top five is different than most, i like the snow and the cold, you give me a blizzard that's top five. summertime top five, this is very, very close. sun and clouds, mostly sunny skies, low humidity levels when was the last time you saw 60 for midday temperatures north and west. slatington you're in the 60s. 69 in kutztown, 69. lake harmony, 69 degrees. quakertown 673. pottstown, 73. malvern a little bit milder, 82. but very comfortable. no humidity out there this afternoon are cinnaminson 80. glassboro, 79. fortescue, 77. brigantine, 78 degrees. satellite and radar just a couple of clouds bubbling up, fair weather cumulus clouds nothing threatening. otherwise lots of sunshine. here's the wider view, high pressure moving along west to east from pittsburgh to philadelphia across the mason dixon line that will provide us

with a nice finish to the weekend. picture perfect today, almost a perfect ten especially considering the time of year, this being july, the alternative being heat and humidity. today is gorgeous. we heat things up later this week. the humidity increases a little bit, but you notice the change tuesday, wednesday and thursday when we go right back into the steam bath. high temperatures in the 90s all three days, the combination of the heat and humidity provides us with several thunderstorm chance and some of the storms will be strong, possibly severe, especially, tuesday and thursday, when i come back in just a few minutes, i know i'm enjoying this lovely weather now, but when i come back we'll focus on the severe weather potential in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. guys. >> tragedy struck overnight in new castle county, delaware, when a woman lost control of her car and drove into the brandywine valley spca. she was killed and so were three

animals that sparked a fire in the crash. >> we're learning the woman who died, 33-year-old latoya cooper, a mother of five. bob brooks is at the scene of the crash, spca is hoping people will step in and help with the dozens of animals that were displaced. >> reporter: nydia and jennette. they are hoping for that. i spoke with the victim's mother at the scene. she is getting ready to bury her daughter and getting ready to raise her five grandchildren. if you look at the screen you'll see a picture of the victim that's 33-year-old latoya cooper. she is the one that lost control and ran into the front of the spca here. again, more video we got overnight, this is around 12:15 when it happened, you will see cooper's car in the building. it burst into flames after impact. more than 100 animals were inside when that happened. officials say first responders

did a tree menderrous job of getting the animals out, but three cats have died. i'm told cooper -- tremendous job for getting the animals out, but three cats died. the victim's mother is having a hard time she said she'll need the help of her neighbors and communities to get through this. >> i need help burying my daughter, if anybody can help me, i appreciate it. she got five kids. i'm going to need some help. >> tough to see and listen to that, she was visibly crying as i was speaking with her. appears that cooper came down 7th street and south street and never stopped through the parking lot and into the spca. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> unimaginable grief, thank you. somehow nobody was injured after an overnight crash caused

an suv to overturned in the city's wynnfield section overnight. you can see the vehicle completely upside down. police say the crash happened at 2:30 a.m. when the driver ran a stop sign at the intersection of montgomery avenue and georges lane. the nissan hit the suv. the driver of the suv was able to climb out of the vehicle. no word on charges. we're waiting to hear what sparked a shooting that killed a man in delaware county overnight. shots rang out on dekalb street. a man in his 20s hit several times. he was taken to a local hospital where he died. no arrests have been made. a 2-year-old girl survived after she fell from a two story window in west philadelphia. the girl fell out of a back window of the second floor of the home. the child was playing with toys at the time. her mother was in a different room. police say the fall appears to

be an accident there was no screen covering the window, but an investigation is ongoing. the girl was taken to children's hospital for treatment. she is in stable condition. and tragedy for a family vacationing down the shore this weekend, a 6-year-old girl drown while swimming at a hotel pool in wildwood. the family is from philadelphia and stay at the nantucket inn and suites on ocean avenue. be officials say she wandered to the deepened of the pool yesterday, she was under water for several minutes. the girl was rushed to cape regional medical center, but efforts to save her life failed. >> everything must go from mattresses to chandeliers anything inside the trump taj mahal can be yours for a price, before it becomes the hard rock hotel. jeff chirico was there. >> reporter: shoppers in hours

long line to take home a piece of the taj. everything in the hotel and casino mug. >> i hate to see that the taj mahal had closed, but i want to get memorabilia of the taj. >> i was one of the first in line. >> reporter: liquidator are selling off the contents of the rooms suites and casino floor. >> it's a tag sale everything you see behind me has a price tag on it, the suite furniture has individual price tag on. people see they like it they can buy it and take it home. >> where is this going? >> in her house. >> former casino workers came to pick up momentos of their time here. >> the chairs are 40 bucks, the lamps are 15. >> everything is just a couple of dollars for lamps and

pictures, i wish i had more arms. >> reporter: vinnie and his uncle stalked up on chairs, 60 for 4 bucks apiece. the billion dollar casino build by now president trump in 1990 was shuttered last fall, hard rock bought it in march for 50 million. >> prices is getting to people in here to buy for their home, summer home, beach home. >> reporter: you'll have plenty of other opportunities to get get it in here and find deals. the liquidation sales continues for the next 60 days, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> as repair crews prepare to get to work to new york penn station tomorrow, thousands of rail riders prepare for the impact of service changes. amtrak which owns penn station is speeding up repair work that was being done on nights and weekend. it is expected to continue for a

few more years. saturday amtrak long island railroad and new jersey transit are reducing service at peak periods during the repairs which are expected to last until the end of august. an alert for septa rail users, beginning tomorrow, passengers who travel from temple, jefferson suburban university city stations, monday through friday will need to have their tickets inspected and punched by fare inspection personnel. you need to present them to the conductor on the train for collection, the change requires all passengers traveling to the center city station must have a prepaid ticket or pass before doggy going on the train -- before going on the train platform. the changes take effect tomorrow. he had snyder youth hockey

foundation are heading for an on ice event. they will take to the ice with the colgate hockey foundation staff. this was provided to the students free of charge. they will have a great time. >> well, there's still much more to come on "action news," sunday, tragedy at one of madrid's largest music festival after an acrobat fell to his death during an performance. tesla unveils its newest car, but it's going to be a while before you can actually buy it. sky6 live hd, beautiful sight there. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

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the hungarian capital is experiencing a heat wave with temperatures in the 90s. with the help. ice blocks and water, the playful guys don't mind the heat too much. >> looks like they are having a good time. i can't wait to have a good time and get outside. >> reporter: 20 minutes? i know, we love our job [laughter]. let's get you outside, and show you what's going on, i mean look at this. beautiful, everybody taking advantage of it, it's rare that we get a days where we have sunshine and no humidity, but this is in fact what's going on today, the drier air is starting to work its way in. it's very, very comfortable this afternoon. make sure you continue to apply the sunscreen. the uv index is very, very high on a scale of 1 to 11. don't ask me why they do it. it's up to 11. it's a ten today. 80 degrees current temperature in philadelphia.

dewpoint, 53. it will go down 40s later this afternoon. ocean temperature, 69 degrees. 77 now in allentown and reading and lancaster. 69 degrees in the poconos. 80 for philadelphia, millville. cape may, 79. trenton, 79. on the boards in atlantic city, 78 degrees, you can see we're talking about this all morning, the pocket of cooler air aloft or that trough. you can see where it is right here, by tomorrow we take this and transport it here across the canadian maritimes that will allow the heat out to the southwest just start building and getting closer and closer to the delaware and lehigh valleys. these two numbers don't look that bad, that's rain-cooled air they are experiencing thunderstorms. if they didn't have he -- any clouds or storms they would be in the 90s. that will start charging east over the next couple of days. enjoy today. today is the nice one. future tracker 6 we're looking at mostly sunny skies or puffy cumulus clouds from time to time.

that's about it. tomorrow morning, starting out with mixed skies, sun and clouds, here come a couple of showers and thunderstorms blossoming with the heating of the day. again we're introduce more in the way of humidity tomorrow. it's not terrible, but you'll notice a little bit of a change, tuesday we did i -- continue top the trend. tuesday the humidity increases more so than monday. tuesday is a down right sauna outside. get ready for that. with all that humidity and small, little disturbance swinging through we can see hefty showers and thunderstorms. tuesday expect to see severe weather. from tomorrow right through friday there will be a chance of a thunderstorm each and he ever had. there every day. there's going to be a lot of dry stretches. but there will be thunderstorms popping every day.

gusts severe 50 to 55 miles per hour. and torrential downpours. anytime the humidity starts increasing, what we'll experience from tuesday on, you'll get heavy drenching downpours. today, quiet, mostly sunny, beautiful, 85. millville, 84. upper 670s, cape may, 80. 83 in allentown. trenton, 83. jersey shore, 80 degrees, beach haven, 79. surf city, 78 degrees, low risk for rip currents. cape may beautiful. delaware beaches, 82 degrees, very, very comfortable stuff. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 85 degrees sunny skies and pleasant today. turning warmer, slightly more humid tomorrow, chance of a couple of afternoon thunderstorms. tuesday, steam bath, 93, feeling like 95 or 96. showers and storms likely. same thing wednesday and thursday, in the 90s. friday we start to pull out of it a little bit, although it's

warm, 88. call for next week, 89 saturday, sun and clouds. >> our boss called. >> reporter: what did he say? >> we're in trouble. [laughter]. thanks chris. today is national sugar cookie day honoring the sweet treat that's simple to make for some. sugar cookies are made from items most people have on hand, like sugar, flower, eggs, butter vanilla and baking powder. the sugar cookie originated in nazareth pennsylvania in the 1700s and known as the nazareth cookie. it's a favorite for many families especially around the holidays. >> i love those cookies. the philadelphia museum of art is taking a walk on the wild side with the first major exhibition dedicated to world renown wildlife photographer

michael nichols. >> reporter: michael nick callous award win owe -- michael nichols gives people an up-close look tikrit -- look tikrit -- look at creatures in their natural habitat. >> reporter: i was called nick the dangerous. he captured jane goodal with the chimp held in solitary confinement in an african zoo for 45 years. >> jane and i go into the cage with an annual that was never touched. it was an incredible moment.

>> he took this photo in 1996. we took a picture in 3 months, he is jumping into the lens. >> reporter: this shot of a lowland gorilla came easier. >> i made that picture five minutes after i got there. >> reporter: there are depictions of nature from the permanent collection. it's designed to motivate viewers to action. >> i hope everybody who leaves the show will be gallon have on on -- galvonized to make the world exist and thrive. >> we don't have another planet to go to later, we have to take care of this. >> reporter: it is on display until september 17. for tickets visit arts in fill.org. or 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers.

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death. they were confused and many angry as the next band played as if nothing happened. something went wrong for the acrobat he was performing 100 feet above the grounds he fell out of the box and fell to the ground. one of the fans in the crowd was stunned in disbelief. >> he plummeted down, i personally heard a thud on the ground. screaming ensued and a bit more chaos. >> nothing was said to the crowd, then the band green day started performing like nothing had happened. after the show, green day told abc news, the band did not know about the accident until after they had played. organizers say they let the show continue for the safety of the crowd so everyone was not trying to leave all at once. we got a sneak peek of the electric speak.

this weekend, the first one rolled off the production line. it's expected to be a more affordable version of the luxury model. if you want one you have to wait awhile. only 30 distance will be available to the public by the end of the months. more than 380,000 people have paid 1,000-dollar nonrefundable deposit to own a model 3. >> five million people are enrolled in the tsa and he -- expedited screening program. any traveler can pay $85 to participate in precheck for five years. they get to go through a special line an can leave their laptop in their car on luggage. it helps to keep airport screening lines moving during biz travel periods.

. "action news" continues with an update of our top stories. >> and a final look of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> recapping our top stories on

an on "action news," we know more about the victim in the morning crash in delaware. 33-year-old latoya cooper is a mother of five. she crashed into the brandywine valley spca shelter three cats were killed. we still don't know why cooper's vehicle went out of control. a new jersey homeowner turned the table on two people

who broke into his house early this morning. he grabbed the knife in the kitchen of his moorestown house and started stabbing him, one died the other is in the hospital with knife wounds. markell fultz tweeted he is okay. he rolled his ankle playing in a summer league game playing in las vegas. it happened hours after signing his contract. we're awaiting word of his official condition. >> chris is giving up a thumbs up. >> reporter: i wanted to show you my dopey dog, this is murphy here, he run lapse in the backyard with the football in his mouth. if you're looking for something to do, throw the football around. 85 degrees, picture perfect, get out and enjoy it. i love that you're such a proud

poppa. >> reporter: i love my dog. >> it's a day for water ice as members of the police department served up water ice to visitors ten community policing center. "fyi philly" is next. >> "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. for chris sowers, gray hall, me and nydia han, have a happy and super sunday! >> have a super sunday! we'll see you next weekend. finr among hundreds of styles and colors. sale has been extended so pour on in. blinds to go. blinds for life. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year.

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>> i'm karen rogers. >> i'm alicia vitarelli. >> and i'm jeannette reyes. >> so good. >> tonight on fyi philly, it's our annual ice cream social! >> we're getting it fresh from the farm. >> savoring sweet spots down the shore. >> and some ice cream institutions. >> plus places with ic >> hi everyone. july is national ice cream month. >> and that means it's time for our annual ice cream social. >> a party on the 6abc patio with capogiro catering our affair! >> thanks stephanie! she stays true to the italian tradition in making her artisan gelato and sorbetto. >> using seasonal ingredients fresh from the farm. >> there is nothing like cow to cone. >> or cow to cup. >> so we went in search of some other farm fresh ice cream