. >>> and of course we'll continue to alert you to any developments in this story through our 6 abc app. right now you can find the details about the case and raw video from the action cam and chopper 6 hd and the 6 abc app is a free download. >>> tempers flared during the third day of a preliminary hearing for several fraternity members after the death a pledge. members are charged in the death of 19-year-old tim piazza. and the case of the 16 defendants are being credited and two others waived the hearing and less than an hour, the judge called for a five minute recess after attorneys started to argue with each other. some attorneys are asking their cases be separate said calling fact that more than 16 defense attorneys are present at at same time a waste of time. >>> and a suspected heat wave to hit our area this week. sky 6 hd showing you penn's landing and a lot of cloud cover out there but the real story is the heat and humidity. meteorologist, david murphy, is here with a look at how the oppressive heat will stick around. it's looking like hot and humid conditions and billing in

you can keep track of the latest heat wave with the 6 abc app.he temperature find stormtracker 6 live double scan radar and the 6 abc app is a free download. >>> we have now learned the names of the two women shot and killed as they sat in a car in north philadelphia. police say that 35-year-old illy mendoza and 19-year-old marie torres were inside of the red pickup truck at lawrence street when each were shot in the head. police have not made arrests or suggested what the motive may have been here. >> a man's failed burglary attempt was caught on camera in sommer beton it shows him trying to get inside of the philly gas station on bustleton avenue. he first tries to pry open the door using a tool and then broke out a blow torch and after several minutes of blasting the door with heat he was not getting inside and left in a ford escape. police are hoping someone will recognize this man and turn him in. firefighters learn how to protect their own lives during a safety lesson and a large fire was set at delaware county's ems center and how to avoid

we'll update you on this story through the 6 abc news app. you can find all the details about it case and raw video from the action cam and chopper 6 hd and the 6 abc app say free download for your mobile device. >>> turning to the weather story and an excessive heat warning is in place as the temperatures soar near $100s today and feels even hotter than that across the delaware valley. we look live outside at sky 6 hd cape may, new jersey. there are plenty of people with the umbrellas up. the high heat and humidity comes the threat of thunderstorms. lets go to david murphy at the big board with details you need to know. >> we talk about getting relief at the beach and you kind of can. but the advisory goes close to the beach and hot and humid on the beach as well. excessive heat warning in effect in the central counties and the advisory is filtering in in the outlying counties and everyone is in potentially dangerous heat and heat index values from 100 to 105. and we have had reading over 100 and over 105 in the advisory areas, everyone acro

the 6 abc app is free for your mobile device. coming up on "action news" tonight. there is a newest to combat the opioid crisis in delaware county. the mandatory punishment authorities are pushing for. and camp carson wentz reaction from the players and their time spent in the home town of the eagles quarterback. and lets go down the shore and melissa magee. >> reporter: yes jim we are at mikes in sea isle city a popular spot for seafood. are you guys hungry? >> yes! >> we have quite is the spread whata head of the new jersey state crab festival. we are hungry with quite the spread. we have more on that and the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. it's blinds to go's anniversary summer bogo sale. buy any blinds or shades and take half off your next item. all blinds! all shades! the entire store! buy one get one half off. it's our biggest sale of the year! come celebrate and save. blinds to go. blinds for life. >>> new at 6:00 a grand jury indicted a teacher on grand e and a projector. he worked as al educa

. >>> we will alert you to every new development in this store through the 6 abc app. right now you can find all the latest details in this case along with raw video from the action cam and chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app is a free download. >>> now, to an alert from accuweather. we are dealing with a dangerous combination of high temperatures and oppressive humidity. excessive heat warnings and advisories are in effect for the entire region. david murphy is over in the weather center with a first check of the forecast. >> we start you out sara with the first issue, the excessive heat warning in the effect in the central portion of of the region, and they added advisories through quakertown and reading and down to the shore and heat index values could make it feel as hot as 100 to 105, and the humidity itself is extremely oppressive. satellite and cloud cover mixing with sunny breaks and some rain out to the west of us pushing into central pennsylvania and we'll have to wait another couple of hours before it gets here. the heat is here. 92 in philadelphia and 90 in wilmingt

. >> we'll continue to alert you to any new developments in this story through our 6 abc app. right now you can find all the latest details on this case along with raw video from the action cam and chopper 6 hd and the 6 abc app is a free download. >>> turning to accuweather. and today marks the beginning of a possible heat wave in our area. as we look live outside. sky 6 hd showing you penn's landing at lunch time. and it's very humid and watching for the chance of storms, and temperatures in the 90s today. meteorologist, david murphy in the weather center with the first check of the steamy forecast. steamy not stormy. >> it's steamy now and could be stormy later on. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows cloud cover around mixing with sun and showers to the west ta could be an issue for us later on. it is warm though, 87 in philadelphia currently. 88 in wilmington and 81 if allentown and 79 in cape may and 89 in dover. and the humidity is definitely noticeable. your heat index values are in the 90s in spots. here is where temperatures are going. 4:00, 92 with a high of 93 at

. >> needless to say we'll alert you to new developments in this story through the 6 abc app. you can find all the details about this case and raw video from "action news" photographers and chopper 6 hd. the 6 abc app say free download for your mobile device. >>> if you have a news tip, please join the action. send the information to 6abc.com or social media using #6abcaction. >>> philadelphia police are trying to determine if two shootings in german town are connected. three people were shot in the early morning hours, the first instant den a 19-year-old woman was shot in the foot. this happened on the 5200 block about midnight and as police investigated that case they heard gun fire two blocks away and investigators believe that a 22-year-old woman was hit by a stray bullet as she left the chinese restaurant in the 1500 block of german town avenue and a 25-year-old man was shot at that location. the two victims are in critical condition. so far no arrests. >>> court wrapped up forever the day at the penn state hazing death case. the hearing will not resume until august 10th

. >> we continue to alert you to new developments through the 6 abc app. right now you can find the latest details about the case along with raw video from both it's action cam and chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app say free download. >>> stabs and beaten with a hammer. that is how a 57-year-old woman was murdered early this morning on the 5900 block in the crescentville section of philadelphia. vernon odom is live now at police headquarters tonight. what is the latest on this? >> reporter: police tell me they have the name of the suspect and tracking him down at this hour and his name not released so far. and that he may have gone nuts from a drug known as wet. >> a.j. wright tried in vein to rescue a murder victim this morning. the crime went down in crescentville at 7:00 a.m. the home of rosalind wick was n invaded by a man that beat her with a hammer and stabbed her four times in the neck. wick's daughter escaped from the house and appealed to wright to help. >> he came face-to-face with the mad man. >> i go to the door the guy slams the door in my face, boom

. >>> we'll continue to alert you to new developments in this story through the 6 abc app. you can find all the latest details about this case and raw video from the action cam and chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. turning to news now a cresentville neighborhood was the scene of the crime after a woman was killed in a violent attack. and the victim was hit in the head with a hammer and stabbed multiple times, the attack happened at the 5500 block of hill creek drive this morning. neighbors say that the victim's pregnant daughter ran from the house screaming for help. a.j. wright tried to inveen but at tacker slammed the door in his face. >> his mom was covered in blood and it was terrifying you know. >> it's attacker jumped out the window to escape and no arrests were made and the investigation is continuing. >>> the man ilife after he was fell three stories on the job in philadelphia's kensington section. chopper 6 hd was above the scen street. the 27-year-old man reached for a tool but instead electrical wire and the jolt threw him from

get the latest developments in this case through our 6 abc app and find a recap of what has happened so far and see raw video from the scene it's a free download for your mobile device. >> all right now turning to the heat and humidity gripping the delaware valley. the action cam was along kelly drive. lets look live right now, parts of penn's landing tonight. if you thought today was hot well get ready for tomorrow. accuweather says it's down right oppressive and even dangerous. live team coverage and annie mccormick is live down at the shore for a big event about to happen but we begin with adam joseph at the big board. >> 91 today and so far matching that at 91 degrees above the average of 87. we don't look at just the air temperature. you have to look at how it feels with the oppressive humidity. the highest heat indexes dover peaked at 103 and felt like 100 in wildwood and the shore, no break from the heat and humidity with a sea breeze. atlantic ci atlantic city 99 and allentown 92 degrees. it would be nice to get' breeze but but south of boston and cape cod but for us an isola

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the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> president trump wraps up a quick trip to paris but while abroad he could not escape the controversy surrounding his son's meeting with a russian lawyer during the campaign. >> reporter: president trump making friends in france. invited to celebrate bastille day by french president, emanuel macron. but controversy following close by. trump unable to shake it's meeting between his inner circle and the woman he was told was a russian lawyer. >> my son is a wonderful young man, he took a meeting with a russian lawyer, not a government lawyer. it was a short meeting from a practical standpoint most people would have taken the meeting. >> but the emails were clear he agreed to meet with the russian attorney who he was told had incriminating information on hillary clinton. >> nothing came of the meeting and i think it's a meet that most people in politics probably would have taken. >> and trump backtracking after repeatedly bashing paris when asked by the french press. >> you were implying that paris is not safe anymore. those are

we'll alert you to new developments in this story through 6 abc and our app. right now you can find all the latest details about this case and raw video from the action cam and chopper 6 hd, the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >> now to a murder mystery in philadelphia's crest entville section and a woman if her 50s was stabbed in the neck and stabbed with a hammer and her killer fled the scene. janet reyes is live now with the victim was found dead this morning. >> reporter: well sara, the search continues for this woman's killer, you see the scene is active as detectives comb through the scene. a very bloody one, i talked to a heart broken neighbor including the account when he came face-to-face with the woman's killer. >> i heard the daughter come outcrying and screaming you are trying to kill my mom. >> the morning was disrupted by the screams of her daughter. she pleaded with him to go into the home and stop the deadly attack and he came face-to-face with the killer. >> i when to the door and the guy slams my face. she said a.j. polic

we'll continue to alert you to new developments in this store through the 6 abc app. you can find the details along with raw details and chopper 6 hd. >> now we are in day one of who would did he the fourth heat wave of the summer and an excessive heat warning is issues. lets go to adam joseph did the hot and humid details. >> everyone is feeling the heat and humidity today most of the area is quiet a pop-up near trenton and a couple of thunderstorms heading towards long beach island. some storms were severe as they passed through cumberland county and atlantic county. they are no longer severe but packing quite a punch along 72 and the garden state parkway heading toward surf city and long beach island. 39 lightning strikes, a lot of lightning in this area along the shore communities and also gusty winds of 40 miles per hour. also, and area of downpours and thunderstorms near mercer county, trenton, and lawrence and 33 heading towards windsor, not severe a couple of lightning strikes here. those are the two areas we are tracking and the rest of us are quiet. we are f

our free abc app gives you traffic views, radar and the latest news from the phone or tablet. >>> upper police arrested one of two female bandits wanted for a violent robbery spree and the suspect is 16 years old. she's being charged as an adult. she and a female accomplice robbed two taxi drivers and robbed tourists at gunpoint. chief chitwood says the other suspect was 17 but they were acting like violent criminals. >> they were violent predators. they were mean and evil and violent and somebody could have died. >> she is being held on a quarter million dollars cash bail. investigators are searching for two men acting as the teenager's get away drivers. >> after putting out a fire in mayfair firefighters stumbled on to a drug mill. inside the home of the 2900 block of longshore avenue, part of the process involved the process of acetone like found in nail polish remover. investigators believe that's what sparked the basement fire 11:30 this morning. some neighbors say they are not surprised. >> not really shocked. because? >> there are a couple down there and one up there. >> drug hou

we'll alert you to new developments in this story through the 6 abc app. right now you can find all the details about this case and raw video from the action cam and from chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> a man that murdered a woman in philadelphia by stabbing her and hitting her way hammer is still on the loose today. it began at a home on the 5500 block of hill creek drive in crescentville. the victim is a 57-year-old woman her name is not released yet. coming up hear from a neighbor that tried to help and came face-to-face with the killer. >> a man is expected to be okay after he was rescued from a work site in newcastle. he was working on a platform 80 feet above the ground and suffered a back issue that prevented him from getting down on his own. the threat of possible storms made his rescue more urgent. rescue workers climbed up and secured him to a stretcher and they lowered him using ropes attached to a crane. it unfolded at the crowda company on cherry lane. they thanked first responders for the rescue. >> n

our abc app has the details of this tragic case there you will find video of the news conference, we posted the court documents from the case. >>> time 5:06 a.m., if you're just waking up with us, shots were fired at a birthday in strawberry mansion section. the party was wrapping up in the 2700 block of west york street at 2:15 a.m. the victim was on the porch and noticed a man with the gun approaching the home. he ran inside and the shooter opened fire on the storm door hitting the man in the chest and back and the leg. the victim is critically injured. the shooter got away. >>> two robbery suspects forced dominoes employees into a freezer. the robbers broke into the store on the 1200 block of delaware street around new castle. they demanded money from the worker at the counter. other employees heard the commotion and ran to get help. the suspects put all worker in the freezer while they stole the money. nobody was seriously hurt. the robbers are on the run this morning. >>> wilmington police are trying to track down the person who shot a man in the face. shots were fired in the 12

the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >> road closures are expected to linger today in the city's fishtown section wheremain brea. that buckled the intersects at thompson streets and there are still customers area without water service. storms are causing traffic troubles in hock utility pole s wires with it. >> two women are want ford assault and robbery at a bank in center city. police released this video of the suspects, the investigators say that the pair punch aid woman in the face on july 18th, it's on the 100 block of broad street and the woman is accused of stealing her bank card and cash. >>> police in south jersey have released a sketch of the suspect they hope to identify and arrest for robbing a bank. surveillance cameras captured images of the robber when he walked into the fulton bank on july 6th, the man passed a note demanding cash. anyone with information about the bank robbery is urged to contract the police. >>> and water fountains and the vatican afounded overnight that found ans will be shut off because of italys drought. molly hundredor has more

. >> as the drenching rains move in to the region check the 6 abc app yourself any time and get the forecast including detailed updates and stormtracker 6 live double scan live radar on your smart phone or tablet. >> allentown mayor, ed pawlowski fled not guilty to dozens of charges in a pay to play scheme. he is charged with multiple counties of bribery, fraud and elf tortion. >> prosecutors say he steered city contracts to individuals that then donated to his various campaigns. >>> a bike riding thief that broke into a mosque not once but twice is in northeast philadelphia tonight. philadelphia police need your help tracking down this brazen suspect. jeff joins us live at the greater philadelphia mosque with the lightest. >> reporter: monica, both of those break-ins were caught on a series of cameras both inside and outside of the mosque and what makes this disturbing to members is that it's believed that the thief worshipped here. >> to steal from the house god? that's -- i don't get it. >> that is a member's reaction to the recent burglaries at the greater philadelphia mosque. a driver o

the 6 abc app is a free download. >>> and about a dozen drivers in wilmington, delaware are assessing the damage after a pickup truck smashed into their vehicles overnight. vernon odom has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, it happened just after midnight as you say suddenly this quiet section off downtown wilmington sounded like the sound track from the transformers movies. >> we heard revving of an engine and screeching of cars. >> when calvin went out side this is what he saw. dozens is vehicles belonging to neighbors were smashed including his yucon. and this ford f-150 was ramming cars and when the police arrived the male driver was hitting official cars. >> he got out of the cars he was indifferent to what had happened and did not acknowledge the vehicles, he said someone was after him and he was drying to get away. he is identified as 23-year-old nicholas massy and he is charged with leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving. and one car was this $100,000 maserati. the owner says it was totalled. police have toed the damaged vehicles

here on "abc 7 news" on the "abc 7 news" app and abc7news.co2m as well. >>> o other top story, a fatherled while pushing his baby in a stroller. it happened on willow avenue in unincorporated hayward. >> abc 7 reporter katie utehs is live with the developing story. kateyy. >> reporter: dan and ama, everyone i have spoken to witnessed violence in their neighborhood, not just this shooting but today's killing of a man pushing his stroller marks a new low. residents say gunshots are mon in the cherry land neighborhood near hayward, but today's killing is different. >> when i looked over, i could see the man's body on the floor facing forward off the curb, and the deputies have a car seat. >> reporter: sky 7 shows an overturned stroller. the victim, a 30-year-old man who lived in the neighborhood, was pushing his three-month-old baby. the baby is okay. >> definitely it is a message someone is trying to send. so we'll be definitely looking at the fact it could be a targeted killing. >> the victim's family approached the crime scene, devastated by their loss. >> he was pushing a stroller, lik

." >> we'll continue to alert you to every new development in this story through the 6 abc app. there you can find the details of the case from the very beginning the 6 abc app is a download for your mobile device. >> turning to the accuweather forecast and the steamy conditions gripping the delaware valley. much of the region is under an excessive heat warning. the action cam was in delaware where the construction workers were battling the heat to get their jobs done and keeping an eye on the sky with potential stormy weather coming our way. cecily tynan is here with more on the heat wave. >> the fourth heat wave of the year is going outweigh bang and an intention cluster of thunderstorms sinking to the south and east and the past 15 minutes this view alone we have seen close to 300 lightning strikes and they are intention if iing as they move in. the national weather service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of bucks montgomery and northeast philadelphia and the northwest corner of burlington county until 5:30 tonight because some of these storms have the potentia

. >>> and this reminder whether it's rain or sunshine you can get the latest forecast on the 6 abc app. it as detailed updates and the power of stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, it's available on your phone or tablet and the download is free. >> in other news a septa police officer was the first to arrive on the scene a crash and had to make a split second decision that would save a man's life. the officer spoke out about the scary moments caught on his dash and body cameras, vernon odom has the full story. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, this officer is in indeed a hero the rescue from last week looks like a tv feature film or movie and real on the streets of the city. >> this is septa police sergeant mark pasquarella being hailed a hero for his quick thinking. he rescued a driver from a car that was on fire. >> laid out on the passenger seat and he was unconscious the whole time. >> it was 1:30 on delaware avenue north of the sugarhouse casino and pass -- and the doors are jammed shut and a broken window on the drivers side with a jagged edge prevents him from reaching in it s

you can continue to follow the story on our 6 abc app. you can find a complete timeline of the massive investigation on the action cam and chopper 6 hd. >> turning now to accuweather and after a wet friday morning, we are watching for the possibility of afternoon storms and some of them could be severe. as we look live outside. sky 6 hd showing you the ben franklin bridge there in the fog and clouds, meteorologist, melissa magee, is at the "action news" big board with a first check of your friday forecast. >> hi there rick, we are tracking showers moving through and they are north and west of philadelphia. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar showing you we have showers just to the north of the city and we picked up rain earlier today and north and west we find the showers from the the poconos to allentown and into reading, we go in tighter on street level with stormtracker 6 live double scan you see the light rain north of the city pressing into norristown south of doylestown and moving into hamburg and north of reading and getting clos

here on "abc 7 news" on the "abc 7 news" app and abc7news.co2m as well. >>> our other top story, a fatherile pushing his baby in a stroller. it happened on willow avenue in unincorporated hayward. >> abc 7 reporter katie utehs is live with the developing story. kateyy. >> reporter: dan and ama, everyone i have spoken to witnessed violence in their neighborhood, not just this shooting but today's killing of a man pushing his stroller marks a new low. residents say gunshots are mon in the cherry land neighborhood near hayward, but today's killing is different. >> when i looked over, i could see the man's body on the floor facing forward off the curb, and the deputies have a car seat. >> reporter: sky 7 shows an overturned stroller. the victim, a 30-year-old man who lived in the neighborhood, was pushing his three-month-old baby. the baby is okay. >> definitely it is a message someone is trying to send. so we'll be definitely looking at the fact it could be a targeted killing. >> the victim's family approached the crime scene, devastated by their loss. >> he was pushing a stroller, like the

the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> turning to other news a 48-year-old woman is killed and her 28-year-old daughter is injured in the double stabbing overnight. and police say they know the suspect. . the daughters ex-boyfriend attacked them and real time crime cameras in the area captured video in the area with the suspects running way and the two injured women lying on the ground. witnesses called 911 and they have the suspect's address and are searching for him at this hour. >>> investigators tonight to piece together the deaths of two men found in a lake in vineland. chopper 6 hd was over the scene here after the discovery was made last night in crystal lake. there is no word on their identities or how they died. >>> a 65-year-old woman is accused of stealing a cab and pretrending to be a driver and picking up a fare. she caught the cab in kensington and asked to stop at the store, when the cabby got out to help her out she jumped in the drivers says and took off. a few blocks away she picked up a woman andp her babe and then officers spotted the cab outsi

the 6 abc app is a free download. >>> in other news police continue to search for two suspects in the home invasion that left a man in the wheelchair dead. officials say that the caretaker was helping a man into his home, on north brad street when two armed men forced them into the home. the 36-year-old man.wheelchair was shot and killed. the caretaker was also shot and expected to survive. >>> attorney general jeff sessions spoke in philadelphia and asked law enforcement to reconsider their sanctuary status. john rawlins is live now where his speech wrapped up about an hour ago with protests? >> reporter: that is correct. the invited audience to the speech was u.s. attorney staffers and local police leaders we saw the commissioner of philadelphia, richard ross was here and representatives from allentown police and bensalem. the sanctuary city issue came up and was a low key portion of the speech. no fire and brim stone, no change your leglations or else you'll lose the federal grants. rather, lets sit down and talk about this and maybe the city of philadelphia will change its thinkin

abc app linzie janis on the warnings and what doctors are saying tonight. >> reporter: tonight this little girl, baby mariana, losing her life at just 18 days old after her parents say she contracted a deadly virus, possibly from an innocent kiss. nicole and shane documenting the ordeal on facebook saying they hope their story will help save other newborns. she was born healthy on july 1st, and then her parts rushed her to a des moines hospital. how common it is for a baby to be kissed by someone and get the herpes virus? >> it's rare, but it does happen. >> reporter: doctors diagnosing her with the same virus that causes cold sores, a form of herpes, which led to the meningitis that took her life. but both parents tested negative for the virus, leaving doctors to say she could have caught it from a family member who could have kissed mer. maruya mariana had six blood transfusions and on monday, lost her battle with the virus. her mother writing, our princess gained her ape jell wings at 8:41 this morning, in her dad daddy's arms and her mommy right beside her. they want to warn other peop

tonight use our mobile app to stay informed from tips to staying cool to storm track er six live to six abc appour mobile device. >>> finally tonight a jersey shore icon celebrated abig birthday today, lucy the elephant turned 136 years old, and it was a carnival complete with ride, games for prizes big bash also offered a raffle for a trip to new york city. proceed for the raffle will be used to keep lucy around for many years to come. >>> world news saturday is next here on channel six. don't miss "action news" at 10 on phl17 tonight. then we're right back here again on six abc at 11:00 o'clock. for walter perez melissa magee jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm sarah bloomquist. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪♪ ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ ♪ i love ya, tomorrow ♪ in the largest heart failure study ever entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicin

here's abc app gio b >> reporter: you're looking at officers in georgia working to free a dog stuck insideot car. outside, its 89 degrees, inside the car -- >> 167 on the front seat, buddy. >> reporter: a scorching 167 degrees. >> there's a second one. >> reporter: they open the car and realize there are two dogs. the owner charged with animal cruelty. warning tonight about the dangers of hot cars. this year alone, 18 children have died from heatstroke in a hot car. >> 98.3. textbook perfect. >> all right. >> reporter: we saw how quickly it can affect on adult body. in 30 minutes, i went from 98.3 degrees to 105. >> 105. >> wow. >> reporter: in a child, that can happen in less than ten minutes. from newer cars to child car seats outfitted alerting the driver the a child in the backseat. and david there is a technology in all new cars to prevent a deadly mistake. david? >> gio, thank you. what a stunning number. 18 children lost this year. >>> when we come back on the news here tonight, if you buy from qvc, who they just bought tonight. >>> and the dorm explosion at an american university.

six abc app is a free down load for your mobile device. >>> is there an all out search underway for theho 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

, use our mobile app to stay informed, from tips for staying cool, to storm tracker six live, six abc app it is a free down load for your mobile device. >>> an update now on a story we first brought you last night at 11:00 o'clock. an 11 year-old boy is recovering after being shot in the chest by a stray bullet, as he was sitting inside his home in chester. police say bullet came right through the door. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live now in chester , with this story, trish? >> reporter: well, sarah, police say that 11 year-old boy is in stable condition tonight after he was hit by a stray bullet in the chest, inside of his home, neighbors say they are afraid for themselves, and for their kid. >> it is just frightening. just my heart sunk thinking bit. i didn't know it was our little neighbor. i didn't know. he comes here every day, and plays. >> reporter: people were heart broke tone hear that their 11 year-old neighbor was struck by a bullet last night. police were called to the 3400 block of township line road, just before 10:00 p.m. for a report of a shooting. when they a

to stay on top of breaking news any time, down load our abc 7 news app and enable those push alerts. >>> a man was killed in a crash in daly city after being chased by police. daly city police tell abc 7 news an officer tried to pull the driver over on mission street just before 4:00 a.m. but the driver kept going. police say the officer called off the pursuit because of the driver's speed. the officer later found the driver had crashed into san pedro road. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene, no one else was in the car. >>> donald trump took a short break from his fourth of july vacation tonight to travel back to washington, d.c. to honor u.s. veterans. the event comes hours after the president sent a new round of tweets targeting two cable tv anchors who have accused him of lying about them. abc news reporter elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: president trump marked this fourth of july weekend with a speech honoring the nation's veterans. >> you've shed your blood. you've poured your love. and you've bared your soul in defense of our country, our people, and our grea

with us as we closely follow the case we'll bring you developments on air and at 6abc.com and the 6 abc app. >>> a vehicle struck an killed a person in the parkside section after midnight, 53rd and parked avenue. the driver stayed at the scene. a man in his late teens or early 20s was rushed to the hospital where he died. >>> evesham police say someone stole two vehicles from the burns honda dealership on route 73. one stolen on june 14, the other on june 24th. investigators released the surveillance photo of the man who was acting suspiciously. >>> it's about to cost more for kids to attend certain colleges in pennsylvania. maribel aber is live with the details. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: good morning, tam, tuition at pennsylvania state schools will go up 3.5% that's translates to 254-dollar hike. in the philadelphia area, the schools in west chester, cheney, and kutztown the tuition hike comes as the 14 university higher education system works to fill a budget gap of $70 quadrillion. >>> -- 70 million-dollar. reports on retail sales are due out today. next time i see you guys, my

. >>> and the abc 7 news app sent out a push alert this morning shortly after the missile launch. be the first to know when breaking news happens. download the abc 7 news app and be sure to enable the push alerts. now to developing news out of washington. a massive blow to the republican plan to repeal the affordable care act. this latest defeat comes as president trump arrives in new york this morning to continue his tough talk on immigration and gang violence. this is new video from air force one only moments ago. abc 7 news reporter janine norman has more on the president's response and what went wrong with this latest health care bill. >> reporter: jessica, for seven years republicans promised they would undo president barack obama's signature health care law and for months planned how they would do it but in the end they couldn't garner enough votes for a win. a devastating and embarrassing defeat for republicans. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> reporter: after seven years of promises, unable to make good on their vow to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> thi

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the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> quite a homecoming for members of philadelphiae state boys choir they arrived back in philadelphia after a 16 day tour of germany and the czech republic. plenty of proud family and friends greeted them with balloons and signs. and they stayed with people at their homes and at synagogues. welcome home. fios is not cable. and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com. >>> right now jim gardner is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. a woman dies in a house fire in bensalem. the mistake she made. >>> and the timing of a replenishment projec

and look at storm tracker 6 live, the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> if you're just waking up with us, firefighters rescued two people from a burning home in juniata. when firefighters got to the home flames were shooting out of the home 4100 block of jay street. when they got the flames under control, they discovered a man and woman inside the home. the woman was rushed to temple hospital to be treated. the man was not injured. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> police are investigating two crime scenes blocks away from one another in the city's feltonville section. investigators say a 23-year-old was shot three times after an argument this morning on the 100 block of east rockland street. the victim was able to run to nearby after-hours club on rising sun avenue and told a friend what happened to him. that friend later spotted the shooting suspect and fired shots of his own. police later recovered a gun under a car. the shooting victim remains this morning in critical condition. >>> three people were hurt after two cars collided o

. >>> our abc 7 news app has been sending out push alerts about the ride malfunction in ohio and what's going on here in the bay area. download our abc 7 news app for free and you'll learn information as soon as we do if you enable push alerts. >>> a warmup this weekend, sumner full effect. here's a live picture from our walnut creek traffic. temperatures inland will be in the triple digits today. abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco is following it. >> reporter: walnut creek and san jose will see a big drop, and that's why i opened the weather window at 280 and 17. some neighborhoods ten degrees warmer than yesterday and today will be 6 to 12 degrees warmer, so it's here. the question though, how long is it going to last? let me show you the extended forecast. temperature outlook for the first week or so in august. in california here in the bay area we have the greatest chance of seeing above average temperatures so now that it's here and now that we know it's going to last a couple of weeks i'll give you the numbers coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> time to find someo

stay up to date with the latest on the story with the "abc 7 news" app.ownload the app for free and enable push alerts to get breaking updates as they happen. >>> hamg right now, heated moments at san francisco city hall. >> former mayor jean quan wants to open a medical marijuana dispensary in the city. that brought out supporters and opponents, hundreds of them. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin-gulezian picks up the story live at city hall. lisa. >> reporter: larry, it is because the planning commission taking place at this hour, more than 100 people were here to speak and they were standing in line for hours when tempers flared. >> if you don't keep quiet we have to close the meeting. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies tried to calm the situation that brewed outside of tonight's planning commission meeting. it wasn't easy. the divisive crowd had been fuming for hours. they were here to talk about a controversial medical marijuana dispensary called apothecarium with former mayor jean quan and her husband want to open. >> please save our children's future

the 6 abc app say free download for your decrease. >> philadelphia police have charged a man after a baby was found with a needle in her leg in manayunk. investigator says she overdosed on drugs and had to be revived with narcan, and john rawlins joins us live with reaction from neighbors there. >> reporter: charges with aggravated assault and the endangering the welfare of a child is 35-year-old steven welsh he lives in the house behind me here on the 200 block of green lane. >> gosh. >> a neighbor's initial reaction a 9-month-old inside of this house was found unresponsive last night in bed a syringe needle stuck in her leg and narcan was used to revive her and sent to the hospital and treated for an accident overdose. 35-year-old steven welsh said to be the child's father now faces endangerment charges, welsh was arrested last year for dui and drug paraphernalia. if welsh is addicted they hope they will give him treatment and not jail. >> they are lived in this green lane home for decaded in warm weather they are seen relaxing on this side porch where baby toys were visible today.

time traffic conditions and stormtracker 6 live double scan radar all available any time on the 6 abc appbile device. >>> parades were aplenty this 4th of july in our region. ♪ ♪ this was the 101st anniversary of the neighborhood club bala cynwyd independence day celebration and along with fire trucks were there bike drivers, young and hold that made their way along the parade route. and bag pipers made their way down the route, riders on tiny old time vehicles before the parade a 5-k and 1 mile run as with well. from coast-to-coast americans are celebrating the nation's birthday and a record was broken in a traditional hot dog eating contest in new york. >> reporter: the 4th festivities kicking off in gat ling burg, passenger. >> it's great every year. >> hosting the nation's first independence day right at midnight for 42 years and counting. >> welcome everybody to cleveland on the lake. >> at day break in cleveland and from coast-to-coast, the birthday party for america picking up steam with more festivities and food and even outerspace. astronaut peggy wittson tweeting happy birthday

mobile app to stay informed from tips to staying cool stormtracker 6 live double scan radar the 6 abc app free downlo download. >>> a 65-year-old woman is in custody that the hour accused of stealing a cab and pretending to be its driver. at ledged thief hailed the cab in kensington and soon after she asked the driver to stop at the store, when the cabby got out to help her from the backseat. the woman allegedly jumped into the drivers seat and took off and even picked up a fare a few blocks away and officers were able to stop her a short time later. we are waiting to hear what charges the accused thief will face. >>> demonstrators from black lives matter interrupted a press conference from jim kenney and the mayor made sure their message was heard. the protesters were referring to david joan shot and killed by a police officer last month. as they tried to remove the protesters, mayor kenney held them back. >> i don't need protection from citizens expressioning their first amendment views. make sure the friends and families know what happened and if there is appropriate action for the off

you'll lovtake us with you on t the free 6 abc news app.watch us live on your smart phone or tablet thi at 4:00. >>> another quick break and meteorologist, david murphy, with your accuweather forecast when we come right back. >>> accuweather is talking about stormy weather coming our way. sunday looks nice and we may o afternoon and the residual flooding could be a problem for a while. stormtracker 6 live double scan the only rnutde of baltimore, a cluster of thunderstorms but slowly inching our way in our direction and i don't think it will be and issue for aurs. the action cam at wissahickon park, and nice conditions out there. times. we have some sun breaking through some far it'st warm and. 82 in philadelphia, dew point in air.ity is 69, close to that and winds from the east at 10 miles per hour and ocean temperature 76 and temperatures across the regiof us from the i-95 corridor low 80s and 79 on the beach in cape may. future tracker 6 showing you between now to 2:00 or 3:00, we are mainly dry, yes, there could be a spotty sprinkle or