not be held responsible. federal officials ruled that bostian ruled he became distracted in the train's cab and was facing several charges until today. patrick murphy was on board at the time. and "action news" spoke to him. >> it gives some of us a sense of closure but doesn't change the fact that eight people lost their lives on our train that night. and eight families will never be the same. >> john rawlins was in court today and will have more coming up tonight at 6:00. we are following developing news out of baltimore tonight. in the past two hours, the u.s. department of justice says it will not bring federal charges against the six police officers involved in the arrest and death of freddie gray. gray's death touched off weeks of protest and unrest in baltimore after his neck was broke in the police van

unrestrained. five officers face internal disciplinary trials set to begin next month. we learn nor about a college student and promising athlete found dead outside of his college dormitory. walter perez is live with the investigation. >> reporter: an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow and toxicology tests are pending still a lot of questions surrounding the death of a promising student athlete. funeral arrangements are made for 19-year-old mccray williams a talented lacrosse player playing for lafayette college. we lost a player at lafayette but the facts are not out yet. >> but that williams death was the end of a chain of events that ended with a medical emergency.

they were called to the dormitory where they found williams unconscious and pronounced dead three hours later at lehigh valley hospital with his parents nearby. >> they released a statement. losing a student is a heart breaking start to the year and that the support of the community will be help to all during this very sad time. we spoke to students here ala if a yet. they are shocked and saddened. >> we lost a member of our community. >> it's awful for everyone involved and not involved but as a community we rally together. >> mccray williams is remembered as a standout student athlete from a boarding school in massachusetts. the autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow but determining the cause of death will do little to relieve the pain of such a senseless loss. >> a great opportunity to do well. and skills with lacrosse, a good student from what i know about

him. and we want to answer questions for his family eventually but we can't answer them today. >> officials from the victim's high school released a statement indicating that he died of a severe head injury but nobody handling the investigation would confirm that information. we expect to learn more about this case over the next few days. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> now to the latest on the cleanup after hurricane irma. as crews begin to restore power to parts of florida battered by the storm the death toll continues to climb. tonight 12 people are confirmed dead in the u.s. as a result of irma and people are still without power. but crews in florida have a long way to go. 25% of homes in the florida keys where irma made landfall in the u.s. are destroyed.

meantime what is left of irma makes its way north tonight and that could mean wet weather for our area. meteorologist, cecily tynan, live in the weather center with the latest. >> a big increase in humidity. you'll really feel the difference in the air mass the next several days. look at this radar, irma is now just a rain storm. losing all of its tropical characteristics. and it's moving into the tennessee valley and a wide area of rain, there is moisture trying to move in here but this is really virga it's evaporating. and it will take time to squeeze out some showers but that happens overnight on and off over the next couple of days. this is what to expect over the next few days. more clouds than sunshine with scattered showers perhaps a thunderstorm, especially on thursday. rainfall most areas not a lot. about a .25 to .50 inch. areas with a thunderstorm could get more than an inch of rain.

the humidity levels what you are feel not just the next few days but into the weekend. we had dew points in the 40s and 50s over the weekend and tomorrow we are up to 66. and we'll stay into the 60s over the weekend. and that is noticeably more humid than it has been. tracking showers over the weekend and more details on that and details about hurricane jose in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. by the way if you want to help the victims of hurricanes irma or harvey. tonight is your chance, abc is teaming up with other networks to raise money. and the one hour telethon called hand in hand to benefit hurricane relief begins at 8:00 here on 6 abc. >> a deadly shooting in broad daylight has folks in the frankford neighborhood saying enough is enough. one woman was overcome with grief at the scene at the 5100 block of frankford avenue where a 4-year-old man was shot and collapsed on a car and later

died at temple university hospital. the shooter got away and has not been caught. >> a real sin you cannot walk anywhere in frankford. >> the woman says her ex-boyfriend was assaulted in the same neighborhood recently. >> now, to an update on an unusual story we brought you last night. swarms of flying insects were seen in large groups around the region today. so what exactly are they? "action news" reporter sara bloomquist spoke with local researchers to get some answers. she is live in washington square tonight. >> reporter: rick, did you see them last night? i did. about 6:15, 6:30, there were swarms of these insects everywhere. this lit up on social media people asking what are these things and where did they come from? what is going on? we turn to some local insect experts for an explanation.

it was an insect invasion, this is what it looked like when swarms of insects took to the skies yesterday evening. this is from medford, new jersey and they were in philadelphia. >> i was standing next to my friend and there were bugs in her hair and all over our front porch. >> the insect event went wild on social media people were mosting pictures like this. philadelphia police tweeted by insect overlords. these were not flies. >> they are flying ants. >> from the academy of natural scientists. she collected samples last night. >> they are not going to bite you they are minding their own business and they will be gone soon. >> director john cambridge runs the butterfly pavilion, we think

of ants in their adult forms without winds but these are looking for mates. >> they get wings and find mates and mate in the air and find areas for new nests. >> they do it when conditions are perfect and rise up at the same time. they mate and the males die and the females lay eggs. seeing more ants? yes that is natural. >> all natural populations go up and down. but we notice the phenomenons with insects because they do it before our eyes. >> the experts agree this has nothing to do with the hurricane. we heard that a lot today. people thought they blew up here. this is just a big year for the ant. than could happen again, we could see the swarms tonight or in the coming days and then they go back underground when they

will next emerge nobody can predicts. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the philadelphia school district launched a new initiative trying to improve school attendance. hashtag attendance hero was launched and it includes psa's and robo calls from mayor kenney. encouraging students to go to school. >> when children attend school they learn to read and when they attend school they are more likely to graduate and they are move likely to be successful later in life. >> at today's announcement the first ever #~ attendance hero award. with perfect attendance since the first grade. >> congratulations to him. >> matt pellman is now in the

traffic center. >> there are places you don't want to be. traffic troubles, a vehicle fire a big one too on the ramp from the vine street expressway westbound to broad street. and they have reopened the ramp but watch out for the shell off the westbound vine. we got rid of the crash on southbound broomall. speeds in the teens at best on the schuylkill. i would use 320 or 252 or 352 instead. double trouble on the pennsylvania turnpike a crash in the right lane with jams spilling back to willow grove and farther west a mile past downingtown a vehicle flips over and right lane coming west of valley forge, 202 and 30 and 100 gets you around that problem. approaching cotman remnants in the right lane slow as well from academy if you head towards the

phils game. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. that includes apple's big announcement taking the tech world by storm. a new product launching this fall and the hefty price tag having people experience sticker shock. and grandparents could make the best babysitters and that could be better in the long run for grandparents as well. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic

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free terrifying moments in boston. a dump truck hauling food waste plowed into several parked cars before running on to the sidewalk. the truck damaged the front of a home. thankfully nobody was struck and everyone is okay. health check tonight. government advisers made new recommendation on an important test for women and it's giving them new options. ali gorman is at is the big board to rundown the changes tonight. >> reporter: these are new proposals for screening for cervical cancer, women in their 20s they still need to get the pap test every three years, but women ages 30 to 65 you have optioned. for the first time they can

choose a pap test that looks like precancerous abnormal ilts on the hpv test. the virus that causes almost all cervical cancer and if negative they can wait five years for their next test. it's best to talk to the health care provider for what is best for you. >> as a nurse we tell everyone you should know your health numbers. things like blood pressure and cholesterol and blood sugar and weight size. your weight may be more important than you think. researchers in england say you could be at risk for heart attack or stroke if are you overweight or under weight. regardless if your numbers are in the right range. of course adding in other risk factors like high blood pressure further increases that risk. and finally today most

grandparents handle at least some care for their grandchildren and a new study shows that it's good for their health. data from 500 seniors from the berlin aging study shows that those that baby sat lived longer and it didn't matter if it was their own grandkids or someone else's. it keeps them physically active and relieves stress. >> you want to make sure you find the right balance and do what you can to stay active and help the folks, and don't do too much where are you overly stressed. >> another benefit is the social interaction that helped to keep the brain healthy. and on the flip side, spending time with grandma or grandpa, is great for kids, it gives them extra stability or emotional support. if you didn't know this last sunday was national grandparents day. if you missed it you can

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another record day on wall street. the records jumped and all indexes closed higher, the dow up 64 and the s&p 500 rose 8. if you have the need for speed. then mercedes benz has the car for you. they unveiled the future super car. the mercedes project one is a hybrid with top speeds of more than 200 miles per hour. and the hybrid technology is based on a formula one race car. and it will cost you $2.7 million. for one car. mercedes says they will only

maybe 275 of them. they will be on the market soon. >> can i put it on lay away? >> no. a.j. abrahams will finish his work on the newest star wars trilogy and now serving as executive producer on the next installment the last jedi and now tapped to finish out the trilogy after they partnered ways with colin trevorrow. he will cowrite and produce the film. it's produced by disney the parent company of 6 abc. philadelphia charter students got to spend the day learning at the franklin institute. the kids from reach cyber charter school had a fun filled day and decided to develop their stem skills. standing for science, technology and math. and got to build their own solar

powered car models and conduct center of gravity experiencements and got to explore the exhibits as well. >> sounds like fun. coming up we'll check the forecast. sky 6 hd showing you tuesday night philadelphia international airport meteorologist, cecily tynan says get the umbrellas ready. she has the five-day.

time now for the accuweather forecast for the evening. cecily tynan is here with big changes. >> we have unsettled weather on the way. lets head to the weather center showing philly phanatic some love because the phillies are back in found for a week with the marlins and the weather is looking nice tonight. we see clouds thicken and temperatures not dropping much. not compared to the past several nights. 76 at 7:00 and by 10:0070 degrees and winds are light out of the southwest at 2 miles per hour. we do have some moisture from irma that is trying to move our way and with it we have an increase in dew points and temperatures a bit. right now philadelphia 78 degrees and yesterday's high 76. and feels more like summer and reading 80 and wilmington 75. satellite 6 along with action radar showing what is left of irma just a rain storm.

it lost all tropical characteristics. we are getting feeder bands getting close to us. the clouds thicken and gets more humid and we have showers developing overnight in the wee hours of the morning at 3:00 or so. temperatures the past several nights in the 60s. allentown dropping to 59 degrees and philadelphia 65 and cape may 64 and wilmington 62. future tracker 6 showing tomorrow morning lots of clouds and we have showers developing especially west of philadelphia right in time for the morning compute. but it doesn't rain all day. as we head into the afternoon a break in the action and more moisture moves in on thursday as we get the low pressure moving over us. in the meantime, hurricane jose is a mess of a storm. it has weakened. maximum sustained winds of 70 miles per hour. the problem with jose is we have the risk of rip current as long the east coast right through the week and weekend into next week.

the spaghetti plot showing a consensus that this storm will head back out to sea between the u.s. and bermuda. something we are still tracking but it looks like a hit in the u.s. is unlikely with jose, finally good news from the tropics. the five-day at 5:00, tomorrow humid with more clouds than sunshine, a few showers especially in the morning. again, not all day rain. 77 degrees, thursday 80 degrees with a shower or thunderstorm. friday again still a little bit unsettled. a chance of showers and otherwise clouds and sun and a muggy day and 81 degree, the weekend is warm and muggy and showers are very limited. most of the weekend will be rain free. 82 degrees on saturday. and sunday partly sunny and high of 83. we cool things off in the seven-day forecast. >> all right thank you cecily. quick break and more news after this.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. hello again here is what is

happening on "action news." one week after the regime's most powerful nuclear test the u.s. is turning up the heat on north korea. and a bucks county man is facing charges for opening fire in his mobile home park. what authorities say prompted him to do it. and apple unveils the most high tech and expensive phone yesterday. and why it tops the rest and how much it will cost you. >> now, the details, the u.s. says that north korea will feel the pinch from new sanctions but will it be enough? it targets the biggest revenue streams but falls short of what the trump administration was hoping for. we are more on that from washington, d.c. tonight. >> reporter: rick, the trump administrati administration want the the toughest ever sanctions and now it's up to the u.n. to enforce them.

>> a small step. not a big deal. >> just a small step according to president trump. the new u.n. security sanctions approved unanimously do not include a ban on all oil imports or freeze north korea's or kim jong un's international assets. >> it was nice to get a 15-0 vote but those are no sanctions compared to what will ultimately have to happen. >> we don't take pleasure in strengthening sanctions. we are not looking for war. >> nikki haley praising the sanctions it stops them from importing natural gas and prohibits any country from organizing new work permits for north korean workers overseas. >> these are the most severe sanctions yet laid on north korea. we'll see what choices the north koreans make. >> the sanctions are in response to the sixth and strongest

nuclear test. over the weekend kim jong un seen smiling during celebrations of that launch. >> today we are saying the world will never accept a nuclear armed north korea and today the security council is saying that if the north korean regime does not halt the program we will act to stop it ourselves. >> and not the original version the u.s. was pushing for the sanctions could cut $1.2 billion from north korea's revenue, the question become what's will the rogue nation do next? channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. president trump's decision to end the daca program in the united states is sparking a growing number of legal challenges from states across the country. california became the 16th straight to sue the trump administration yesterday. saying that to rescind daca is

unconstitutional. california is home to 100,000 of the people in the daca program. they were brought here illegally as children and protected them. >> i never saw the case where we told children we would punish them for acts they were not responsible for. >> in washington, house democrats have vowed to pass legislation to protect the dreamers by christmas. and the president says that the responsibility to help the daca should fall on congress. and a man was sentenced to two 48 year prison sentences, after pledding guilty to the murder of two sisters. welch plead guilty in the murders. and welch's lawyer acknowledged he participated in the girl's kidnapping but did not play a role in their killings. >> in my heart of hearts we put

one of the main perpetrators away for all intense and purposes for the rest of his life. >> welch is searching a prison sentence in delaware for sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl. once he completes that sentence he will continue his new sentence in virginia and they have named other members of lloyd's family as persons of interest. world news tonight with david muir will have more on the murder plea and daca and the sanctions against north korea. all of that following "action news" at 6:00. wilmington police are searching for a gunman in a late night shooting a 34-year-old man was shot once in the right thigh and found wounded in the 2600 block. and he is listed in stable condition at christiana hospital. police have not said if they know a motive. jimmy storer is in jail facing a murder charge in burkes

county that storm fired at least 10 gunshots into the mobile home park. people were in the office there and several other bullets when into mobile homes and towards a bus stop where children were standing and a man rushed in and tried to grab the gun and police tackled him and he lived in the mobile home park and was upset because of a maintenanceance request denied. and now an advocate from mothers to protect victims from gun violence. moms demand action for gun sense in america. that is what they are known as. they are encouraging lawmakers to pass senate bill 501, require all domestic abusers subject to final protection from abuse orders to sounder their guns and shorten the 60 day period that the offenders have to sounder their guns to 24 hours.

a childrens summit was held in depford county, new jersey, ahead of the state ez election for governor. the summit included panel discussion on the steps needing to be taken to create meaningful change for children. the candidates for governor and lieutenant governor were invited to attend and share their plans for youngsters. and the iphone 10 is released and comes with all the bells and whistles and surprises as well along with a hefty price tag and it will not have a home button to make room for a bigger display and set face recognition and improve battery life and two cameras with better lighting options but that comes at a price, it started at $999. wow. supporter nora muchanic live outside of the apple store with reaction. nora what are people saying about the iphone. >> monica they are saying holy

cow i can't believe it costs that many. it costs twice as much as the origin original iphone when it came out a decade ago. and we talked to people would they be willing to spend $1,000 for it? >> absolutely not. too much for a phone to call and text people. >> apple's newly introduced iphone 10, featuring augmented reality and wireless charging and many people are suffering sticker shock. look at noah's face when he heard it would be a thousand bucks. >> that is a lot of money. these teenagers all had their iphones out and would love to get a 10 but think it's cost prohibitive and kids want something new rarnlg than old. >> would you like to have this? >> yes. >> think you are going to get

them? >> no. >> if they could make a model that is jennercly the same for a lot less price, more people would buy it. >> apple says the iphone 10 is the biggest leap forward since the iphone came out 10 years ago. it will take sharper pictures. >> augmented reality. >> i like my little 6 plus that was already $800. >> we went to the pay phone and put the quarter in and you called your parents and foreign you would pay a thousand dollars for a dwell phone. >> but jasmine has a different view and is willing to pay for the new iphone 10. >> i love apple product and i have the watch and i feel like i should be updated all the time. so -- >> are you looking for it? >> yes. >> now, the thousand dollars model has 40 big abites if you

want to update it will cost you $1250. the consensus so far they like the technology but don't like the price. live in ardmore, nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> wow $1,000. hope my son is not watching. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report tonight. >> lets take it to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> not phoning it in and we are getting better news in a bunch of spots, a crash on the 95 southbound side approaching cotman avenue has cleared and a sluggish pace now heading southbound toward the phils game in south philadelphia tonight. traveling through bucks count and still have the work zone by newtown taking out one of the two lanes and speeds in the 40s and slower on the jersey side coming southbound to the scutter falls bridge just volume over there. a couple of accidents on 42 southbound off the whitman bridge and they are both gone and recovering slow speeds as

you come south on 676. crash on the blue route at villanova and broomall has cleared. the accidents are clearing but the delays have work to do to thin out. this is the blue route at norristown a slow pace near villanova on the southbound side of 476. this one is gone too, pennsylvania turnpike past fort washington, the delays are not. coming west of willow grove and farther west a mile past downingtown the overturned vehicle here. this is a big deal right lane is blocked and single digit speeds west of valley forge and use the detour, 202 southbound to 100 northbound and for the most part you'll miss the single digit speeds. in wilmington we are watching a crash on centerville road. and a water maybe break has holly drummond road partially

blocked. back over to you. >> thank you. much more ahead on "action news" tuesday night. a pilot flying to an event loses power and ended up in a tree. but it's that tree that ends up saving his life. and eagles have one win under their belt and they face old coach andy reid and the kansas city chiefs next. jaime apody has sports. and adam joseph checking the latest in the accuweather center. >> showers start to enter from the south to the north and we start to see them on stormtracker 6 live double scan and most showers won't arrive until the predawn hours. we'll look at future tracker and the latest with jose. you each drive a ford pickup right? (all) yes.

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we are learning more about the pilot hurt in this small plane crash caught on camera in connecticut. the plane veered off the runway and came down in a parking lot after hitting a tree. the pilot suffered minor injuries and he says he was flying to a breakfast and it was registered to a flight school. and no one on the ground was hurt. but the tree actually buffeted

the plane and kept it from falling apart. >> lucky man. jaime apody is here. lets talk about sports. >> the eagles getting week two off onwhat we hope is the right foot. we know it's a new foot. they hired elliot after putting him on dl are a hip injury. and get set for a challenge in kc, the offense looks shaky. offensive coordinator frank wright was pleased with the effort. >> it's great to be able to go on the road in week one against a division opponent and win and still have things you have to work out and we have to get better and we will get better, every team that is what you do. this is the first one, glad we got out of there with the w and we have to be better this week against kansas city on the road. >> the phillies are back to

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morning. right now 80 degrees, that is typical for this time of year for the lehigh valley. and not far for trenton and philadelphia and 75 millville and wilmington and at the shore cooler with the wind out of the south coming in at 71 degrees right now for cape may 73 degrees in beach haven. as we look at the day planner, cloud cover taking over from start to finish into the afternoon again there is brief showers at times, it's far from a washout tomorrow and a damp day with temperatures in the middle to upper 70s and that humidity coming up from where it has been the last few days. satellite and radar, there is that spin the remnant low of what was irma, not much mountain way of thunderstorms, heavy rain and the wind has come down. and a broad area of circulation at this point. warm front to the south that comes through tomorrow with the showers in the actual center of this weak low at this point.

coming through during the day on thursday. cloudy overnight and they thicken and lower and that supports showers near dawn, 59 in the suburbs and 59 for center city. and a lot of clouds a warm front that swings through here and that spikes the humidity with the shower or two with temperatures around 77 degrees. high pressure off to the south and east, this warm front lifts through on thursday, and that is when the humidity really coming up a little bit more 80 degrees and the area of an is an associate the low pressure comes through and a thunderstorm. and hurricane jose category one, and winds of 75 miles per hour. struggling to hold on to the hurricane status and making the turn to the east and it will loop around and curve its way toward the mid-atlantic and out to sea as it looks right now at the end of the weekend into early next week. good news as we say good-bye to

jose cross your fingers. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 77 and humid with showers at timed tomorrow and humid and downpour or thunderstorm 80 degrees, and brightening to the sky on friday and less of a chance of showers and 81 and muggy though and warm and 82 and partly sunny on sunday and the pick of the weekend and upper 70s lower humidity monday and tuesday as we dip it back down to more seasonable levels around here. >> already thank you. >> quick break and more news when we come right back.

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bostian left the criminal just its center in philadelphia today a free man with the judge saying he saw no evidence of criminal negligence in the crash of an amtrak train in philadelphia that killed eight people in 2015. john rawlins is live outside of the cjc. john, is the bottom line case closed? >> reporter: well, nothing is etched in stone. the ag's office could refile charges and after a short statement. they were looking into such options about this but did not make a decision at this point in time. for now the man that was the defendant in a high-profile case is now not a defend. brandon bostian continued his lo