. >>> i'm health reporter ali gorman it's a popular cosmetic procedures but from some cases it can be over used. i'm show you the consequences and hoy to fix. it. >> well, our humidity is still pretty high. dewpoint 67 in philadelphia and pittsburgh in the 40s. buffalo in the 40s. pittsburgh in the 6 0s. i'll talk about more comfortable air in the weekend in the accuweather forecasting. ducis rogers with phillies, cubs and jimmy rollings going for a record and flyers veteran staying on for another season. that story and more when "action staying on for another season. that story and more when "action news" continues tonight >> authorities in atlanta, george a. say a man was high on drugs when he slammed his car through a glass wall at the headquarters of cnn. witnesses told police the suspect was driving down the sidewalk before he lost control and officers say the man admitted to smoking marijuana earlier in the night. crews taking down a luxury home dangling off the side of cliff in texas set on fire today to finish the job. it took less than an hour to destroy the $700,000 vacation

. >>> i'm health reporter ali gorman it's a popular cosmetic procedures but from some cases it can be over used. i'm show you the consequences and hoy to fix. it. >> well, our humidity is still pretty high. dewpoint 67 in philadelphia and pittsburgh in the 40s. buffalo in the 40s. pittsburgh in the 6 0s. i'll talk about more comfortable air in the weekend in the accuweather forecasting. ducis rogers with phillies, cubs and jimmy rollings going for a record and flyers veteran staying on for another season. that story and more when "action staying on for another season. that story and more when "action news" continues tonight [ male announcer ] tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerful. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> authorities in atlanta, george a. say a man was high on dru

. 3-d technology is now helping the fight against breast cancer, reporter and registered nurse, ali gormans the details next in health check. >>> we have sunshine and low humidity but that changes tonight. we'll talk about the return of the muggies along with downpours in the accuweather forecast. >> plus, kfc is now investigating one family's claim that this girl was asked to leave a restaurant, was it all a lie? we have the details of the controversy next. >> those stories and more. >>> kfc says two investigations showed that a girl was not asked to leave. but they say that they were asked to leave because her face that was injured in a pit bull attack was scaring the other customers and caused a worldwide outrage. kfc offered medical bills and the company says they will still donate the money. >>> health check tonight, there is evidence that new 3-d technology could help detebt breast cancer and it's available at some of our local hospitals. ali gorman is at the "action news" big board with this information. >> reporter: adding imaging to mammograms was approved three years ago, they say

registered reporter ali gorman shows us the number on the scale. we'll check back in with meteorologist, adam joseph "action news" at 5:00 will be right back. >>> we have breaking news in delaware, the accident happened at at sharonville train station, a pedestrian was struck by the train, investigators are looking for evidence and no word on the victim's condition but the service is now suspended as a result of the crash. delaware county radio report its happened at 4:30 and someone was hit by an amtrak train and right now the train service is suspended and it should impact those looking to take the train. the state of delaware has another weapon to help find against drug overdose, the department of health and social services has given the go ahead to provide more of the life saving drug to community based programs that drug is already used to counter affect the opiate overdose of heroin or morphine. >>> on health check this afternoon, when are you trying to get fit it's not just about the number on the scale and your body fat percentage gives a p

ali gorman will explain the technology next in "healthcheck." >>> and those stories and more when "action news at 5:00" continues in just a moment. ♪this is home box!!! come to hhgregg's 4th of july sale and save up to 30% storewide plus, up to an extra $500 more when you buy multiple major appliances. get this samsung french door refrigerator for only $999. or a samsung 51" hdtv for just $398. get savings storewide on amazing deals and the boxes they come in. come to hhgregg. and fill your home with happy. >> health experts say a former olympic athlete, oscar pistorius, was not suffering from a mental illness when he killed his girlfriend last year. the report was released as pistorius's murder trial resumed in south africa today. a panel of mental health experts studied the 27 year old for several weeks now before reaching that conclusion. pistorius still faces murder charges for killing 29 year old reeva steenkamp in 2013. he says he thought she was an intruder, but prosecutesers say he killed steenkamp after an argument. >>> and technology helping a paralyzed man move his hand and fin

health reporter and registered nurse, ali gorman describes what it means next. so yeah, i think we're good. i think that about wraps it up. so... great, i'll send a follow up email. i don't - there's nothing much to follow up on so i... well, we...we should regroup we just regrouped - this is the regrouping. (laughing) cool, i'll ping you later. you're pinging me now, what do you wanna ping about? next steps? there are no next steps. we just - we just solved them. huh....alright. ♪ >>> l.a. clippers owner, donald sterling is planning to sell the nba for $1 billion, he made the decision after learning that the nba would not revoke the lifetime ban and fine against him. the nba made the move after racist remarks made by sterling. he now plans to take the league to federal court. >>> health officials say that 29 million americans have diabetes and the number is expected to grow unless some folks change their lifestyle. ali gorman is live at the big board with the details. >> 29 million americans have dpi beats and one in four don't even know they have this conditio

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and ali gorman with the crunchy details. >> thankfully you don't have to seat the crickets like this or i would have not done the story, they also come ground up. they are said to be a great source of proteins. and many are using them in bars. >> i think in the future eating insects will become more commonplace. >> and part of only 20% of cultu cultur cultures that don't eat insects. and he competes in competition and what he learned, he couldn't wait to cook using the cricket flour. pure organic ground up crickets. >> 10 grams of cricket flour 6 grams protein, 2.5 healthy fat and only one gram of carbohydrates. >> and little impact on the environment. >> you combine all of the dry ingredients. >> and i joined little to make a healthier, higher-protein pizza using cricket flour to make the crust. >> in the beginning it will look like a big could of mess. >> but it will turn into this. >> a little stickier, but it might be because i am not a good pizza crust maker rather than the ingredients. >> and next the toppings. fresh tomato sauce, mozzarella, and we put it in the oven and bake

and ali gorman with her he have forwards to prevent tragedies in the water this summer. >>> and checking back in with adam joseph for a closer look at the accuweather forecast when "action news at 5:00" comes right back. >> the man who led the california police on a high speed chase on thes loose. they say the driver reached speeds of 100 miles per hour on several freeways and he eventually exited and pulled over in a north hollywood neighborhood and then ran off with what appeared to be a rifle. he hid for awhile in a backyard, even later up here climbed on a rooftop. then he got down, no sign of him for awhile. area schools were locked down and residents urged to stay inside. >>> a reward now being raised for information on the missing malaysian airlines flight. relatives of five of the people on board the missing jetliner are trying to gather $5 million to do what they say is get the truth. it disappeared and 24 hours later the campaign raised more than $5,000. they are scouring sections of the indian ocean and have not found one trace of the plane. >>> overseas, structuring issues wi

ali gorman has details on a new study approving the benefits. >> reporter: jennifer is no stranger to breast cancer, her mother and younger sister were both diagnosed and successfully treated for the disease. >> when it happens to you it's a little different. definitely scarier. >> reporter: she was diagnosed last march, when a very small tumor only 8 mill meters was detected by 3d mammogram. the technology is being used at several local hospitals. the lutheran hospital in illinois was involved in a large study which included doctors from penn and einstein. they examined two and three democrat mammograms for more than 450,000 patients at 13 sites across the county. >> we found invasive cancer the one that could kill people more frequently in women who had the 3d mammogram versus the woman who had 2d mammogram. they found if your false positives with the 3d. what happens when the doctor cruises the 2 dimensional mammogram and uses the same image in 3d. >> this is typical of what a cancer looks like on the 2d mammogram, but well seen on the 3d mammogram. >> i truly, truly believe that t

ali gorman has more on the innovative pilot program caught beating the blues. >> reporter: like manyggles with anxiety and depression. she went through the city's beating the blues online program. >> it's important to remember that our thoughts are not fact. >> reporter: jake shows us how it works. there are 8 # minute session they are user friendly and can be done at home. >> i think it's a great way of reaching more people who don't want to seek treatment or may be they don't need traditional mental health treatment. >> reporter: the issues the program treats low self he estem and depression and anxiety and you don't need an official diagnosis. it uses different characters to show common themes and thinking errors that can lead to feeling down or anxiety. >> sometimes we jump to conclusions about things or magnify things more than they should be. >> reporter: bowling said life will always have set backs, but the goal is to give more people the tools to bounce back quickly. >> our goal is that people live the fullest and the most successful life in their communities that they can. >

ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> next meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at thest. stay with us, we'll be right back. >> here's an innovative idea burn off the calories from your beer as you drink it. it's called the sip and cycle mobile bar in souix falls south dakota at that. they pedal around the bar and have drink. >> you don't have to worry about the calories. >> reporter: you're riding a bike to burn the calories. >> i don't know i like the idea of people sipping -- >> reporter: i won't going to go there. >> just a thought. >> reporter: speaking of a frothy header, we have the phillies game, first pitch temperatures, 84. the second game begins at 7:05 or 7:15. the weather looks nice for that, as well. comfortable can temperatures dropping into the 70s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 85 today, 86 tomorrow, 90s return later this week. >> it's now 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan abrams with a preview. >> reporter: no concerns about president obama france health. we have new detail

ali gorman has more on one man's story. >> reporter: the days often start early and end late for johneration of a well drilling family. 6 years ago at the age of 49 he never thought prostate cancer would have a role in his life. >> my cancer had spread outside of my prostate. >> reporter: to cheer him up from the long surgery to remove all the cancer. his sister gave him a canvas bag filled with gifts and covered with encouraging messages. >> reporter: he thought he could help fight prostate cancer by telling more men about it. he spreads the world every chance he gets. for his efforts he and his surgeon were honored by the eagles. he is not shy about the value of the psa blood test. while experts debate its worth, he said it was the red flag that saved his life. >> that was the only warning sign i had. >> reporter: he hopes gary's legacy will save other men. >> we watched him all the time and loved the guy. >> reporter: we loved him and miss him. john and his family will be walking sunday morning and many from the "action news" team. the opening ceremonies are at 8:00 a.m., the run s

. >>> here is reporter and registered nurse, ali gorman more on that from the action big board. >> it's a tradition that we share. this is the 12th year for the event. it also marks five years since we lost gary. one of his missions was to educate everyone about prostate cancer. that is carried on by other men affected by the cancer. >> the days start early and end late by john bueler. six-yeasix years ago he never tt that prostate cancer would have a big role in his life. not been rising phl levels brought bad news. >> my cancer had spread outside of my prostate. >> to cheer him up bueler's sister gave him gifts and messages of encouragement. he could help fight prostate cancer by getting more men to talk about it. he has been in a jefferson university hospital campaign and spreads the word every chance that he gets. he and his surgeon were honored by the eagles. he is not shy about the value of the blood test. he says it's the red flag in saved his life. he also hopes that gary's legacy will help to save other men. >> we watched him all the time. we loved the guy. >> we love him here

ali gorman is live with more on this new research. >> depression can make medical problems worse, but when it comes to heart disease, the number one killer of women, this show for young and middle aged women this is a risk that needs to be addressed. they found women 55 and younger with depression were twice as likely to suffer a heart attack or die from heart disease compared to their healthy peers. the same association was not found in men or older women. depression can lead to poor diet and lack of exercise and sleep and that can raise your risk of heart disease and doctors say it's associated with inflammation and young women should be screened and treated for depression. >> and if your job has you sitting for long hours and you spend time binge watching tv. according to the national cancer institute. eight hours of sitting gives an increase for colin cancer and lung cancer. it was not found a link for prostate or breast cancer. researchers and nurses like myself say it's more evidence of the benefit of being active. >>> it was a proud day for the class of 2014, the seniors from m

some families say it's unfair, ali gorman explains why. >> sit back nice and slow. >> reporter: joanne has been working with 44-year-old ellen for more than a decade. ellen was nine when she got the flu that led to seizure which led to brain damage. she has limited control over at her muscle and balances. she lived at woods in langhorne pennsylvania for the past 30 years. it provides care, medical, dental and personal ascertain behavioral for people with disabilities, but soon ellen and hundreds of others will be forced to move in compliance with the division of developmental disabilities returning home new jersey initiative. the state's website said it will bring families closer together and provide community-based home like setting for adults some of whom have lived in institutional facilities and increase federal matching funds by providing care. a spokesperson for the division didn't have anyone available for an on-camera interview. it will save the state more than 20 million carol's. anyone moved will be placed in a home that meets both their personal and medical needs. ellen's mo

. >> i am ali gorman. it's a popular cosmetic procedure. in some case it is can be overused.l show you the consequences and how to fix it. >>> i am jim gardner. we hope you will join us i'm m-a-r-y and i have copd. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increase your risk of pneumonia, thrush, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking breo. ask your doctor about b-r-e-o for copd. first p

. >>> ali gorman is at the big board with the innovative program. >>> it's at wave of the future in mental health. it's an online program called "beating the blues." it's a pilot program for the behavior of health and the mental health association of southeastern pennsylvania. like many people cynthia butts struggle was anxiety and depression. she went through the city's beating the blues online program. >> it's important to remember that -- >>reporter:jake bowling shows how it works. eight, 50 minute sessions. it's user friendly. it can be done at home. >> it's a great way to reach people that don't want to go in to seek treatment or they don't need a traditional mental health treatment. >>reporter:it's universal. low self-esteem and depression and anxiety. you don't need a -- thinking errors that leave people feeling anxious. >> we have feeling black and white or jump to conclusion ors magnifs.life will have setbacks. the goal is to give more people the tools to bounce back quickly. >> hour goaour goal is that peoe of the most successful lives that they can in their communities. >>report

there is a quick solution, ali gorman shows us how to run for weight loss. >> i joined core fitness for hills and drills. trainer cindy brown says its the secret to breaking out of a plateau and getting a better body. laurie explain its best. she started running long distance hoping to tighten her body. >> i felt healthy and i was less winded but i wasn't seeing a change in my body at all. >> cindy says one reason this happens is because you get used to the same routine, you don't want to do the same thing daily, change it up with weights and sprints and hills. >> that is the training plan for womens running, called running for weight loss. >> like core fitness it changes up your routine, you'll do a fat burning run but also hills and sprints. >> press up through your heels and strength training. >> laurie says this yields quick results. >> you'll feel thinner and your pants will fit looser. >> i give people the analogy of a car. >> if you go on cruise control it burns less gas but if you floor it it burns more gas. in doing that, you'll find more satisfaction out of your workout becaus

. >> ali gorman explores this beauty trend taking a bad turn tonight on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >> a new study highlights unforeseen sequences with bike share programs. researchers look at traumatic head injuries. there's a 14% spike in bicycle related injuries. it's a good reminder to bring a helmet along whenever you ride. >> unrest in the middle east could lead to higher prices at the pump. john mueller has america's money. >> reporter: good morning iraq is going to cost you money. one analyst expect gallons prices to go up 5 to 10 cents in the next two days. >>> ford now admits some of its cars are not as fuel as efficient as it said. the automaker lord the fuel economy ratings of 2013 and 2014 models. >>> a big new development about some top american beers, the ingredients now online, a food blogger called for more transparency by the brewers claiming the beer contains additives and fish parts. anheuser-busch has their own website and miller coarse is on facebook. >> new details on a deadly overnight fire in atlantic county, new jersey. >> we're working to get new details on

ali gorman has details coming up. >> plus you'll need extra change when you drive on the pennsylvania turnpike and the tolls will increase next. those stories and more when cecily tynan coming back with storms in the forecast. it's all coming up next. i'm the proud dad of three beautiful, awesome, messy kids. they get stains like you wouldn't believe. this new tide ultra stain release and zap! cap helps me get out pretty much any stain. can i help? aww. just kidding. [ female announcer ] new tide ultra stain release helps remove 99% of everyday stains. ♪ music plays [male announcer] from the tide factory in lima, ohio to a walmart near you, join walmart and tide in supporting american jobs. >>> five months after a shooting injured two students on campus, the delaware charter high school held their graduation today. they have 60 graduates that are going to college. it was in january as an accidental shooting happened when one student was exchanging the handgun with a current student. >>> now companies could be urged by the government to make their foods less salty. >> we know americans

and we are live with ali gorman at the big board.a happy ending to the story. >> it was truly a team effort. they are all so happy to their he is doing well. we caught up with julie baumeister. she started to do cpr. megan and kathy papa jumped in. megan tells me they all worked together with one goal. >> there was a moment yesterday while i was doing cpr i got tearful. i sad to everyone this is someone's dad we need to save him it's father's day. they performed cpr for ten minutes. the man had a pulse when the ambulance arrived he was breathing. he survived prostate cancer that is why he was out supporting the cause yesterday. coming up at 5:00 more on what may have sparked the cardiac arrest and more from the people that saved him. >>> a wonderful story. thank you, ali. one delaware town is warned about a person that police say tried to lure young girls in his car. rick williams has more. >>reporter:thank you. police say there are two separate incidents. it happens to girl that attend the same school. now the attempts happened at t

registered nurse and correspondent ali gorman has more. >> jessie was always in tiptop shape until -- >> about a year ago i was severely injured and it really set me back, i couldn't eat, i couldn't work, i couldn't exercise. >> reporter: he ended up losing a lot of weight mostly muscle when he gained it back, it was mostly fat. this is him at his heaviest, when he was millionly cleared to work out, his goal was to lose fate gain muscle. to help keep on track they used body metrics ultrasound. it measures body fat more accurately than other systems. it's held about three spots. it differs for men and women. >> basically it's able to detect how much faculty you have on your faculty and how much muscle and water. >> reporter: gentlemeny saw his -- jessie saw his body fat drop from 21% to 14%. the more muscle mass the faster your metabolism. >> make sure you get enough protein in your diet which helps you keep lean muscle mass on there. >> i feel more like myself. >> reporter: there's a slightly less accurately way to calculate your body fat at home using a tape measurer. that's at 6abc.

next at 5:00 ali gorman will show us the online treatment that is now tested in our area. those stories and a lot more coming up on "action news at 5:00". >>> and floating oasis has arrived. they had trees and outfitted with a boardwalk and bar. they make up the spruce street harbor park. they are going to be surrounded by floating gardens once its complete today. >>> you will notice that the beaches are looking a lot cleaner. it's thanks to these sews. volunteers. it's the cleanup day marking the fifth year of this program. >>> great work by them. the end of this gloom is in sight. >>> speaking of beach weather we are going to have that soon adam joseph. >> in 27 hours. the countdown is on for the weekend. we have no downpours that are drenching the area. no thunderstorms tracking presently. as we look at numbers it's rather chilly. 66 in allentown. 65 in reading. 68 in wilmington. 68 in sea isle city. it matches many of the air temperatures inland. 24-hour change. 9 degrees cooler in philadelphia. 12 degrees cooler in the poconos. it's all because of the easterly winds.

ali gorman takes a look at the remarkable progress being made here in philadelphia.much more when you join us coming up at 5:00. brian. >>> happy friday, sharrie. >> thank you. >>> and summer is kicking off at art slash. the practice begins this weekend. through september 1st they can drop in and pick up an art splash map. it's always free for kids 12 and under. [♪] >> don't you love that. the sound of steam drums signals the opening of a brand new park. spruce street harbor park opened to the public. the pop-up park has hammocks to relax and floating gardens and mist stations to cool down on hot days like this. it has a bar and restaurant. the park is open through the end of august. >>> according to the cbc, youth drown something two to three times higher in ethnic communities. they are offering free beginner swim lessons. over the course of two weeks they learn how to float and climb out of the water. they didn't want income to stop a life-saving skill. >>> indoor or outdoor is good to be in the water. it's hot out there. >>> going outside to adam joseph. >>reporte

. >> ali gorman will explain this one. those stories and more at 5:00. >> thank you rick. >>> the barnes in center city is giving visitor a rare opportunity to view the work of cezanne. it's the exhibition the world is an apple. the still life of paul -- >> one grown space has the students happy. ♪ clap along -- >> the action cam was at the william dick elementary school in north philadelphia for the greened up school yard. >>> all right now to the latest on those clouds outside, we seem to be stuck with this this week, lets go to adam joseph with the latest from accuweather. we have to get used to it, they will be our so-called best friend and stick to our side for the remaineder of the week, with the dark clouds it's releasing downpours and a few thunderstorms especially in interior southern new jersey in gloucester county, we had this cluster releasing one to two inches of rain per hour. we are pushing into the atlanticic county and 53 lightning strikes with this particular storm, and why is this one particular area? we

ali gorman will v that story tonight on health check. >> we have to start running. >> there you go. >>> graduation gowns and smiles filled the auditorium at ben franklin high school, the class wore yellow and blue to get their diplomas in spring garden and there were plenty of proud parents with iphones in hand to capture the special moments. >>> and some young astronauts proudly carried the american flag and they held an opening ceremony before students launched their own model rockets there, they were trying to make science fly with the aviation program at mercer county community college. >> as you saw in that video not a cloud in the sky today. lets go to adam joseph live on city avenue. >> the westerly breeze is really helping to dry out the air so we don't have the stagnant stability across the region. the temperature with that full sunshine across much of the area, 93 degrees rights now, on city avenue, the dew point is 61 degrees, when the dew point gets to 70 or above, it feels more oppressive and the north northwesterly wind, the air temperature matching the index. that is fo

plus, more local hospitals are introducing 3-d technology to detebt breast cancer, ali gorman will show us what this is and how it works. we'll see you at 5:00. >> thank you. >>> the skyline in downtown reading is changing, it's going to save money but it means the end of a decades old tradition. they have turned off the lights for gh over the courthouse there, they were in disrepair and came down during renovation, it would have cost $200,000 for new led color changing lights and $72,000 for white lights, the courthouse lights date back to the 1930s, the different colors were used to demonstrate the next day's forecast. now they have to rely excluszively on the accuweather forecast. >> which we'll toss right now to adam joseph outside. >> i think it's green, we are good to go here. tomorrow maybe a little more orange around the radar, as we take a look at city avenue, it's bright and sunny and it feels decent out here where the relatively low humidity, the number on city avenue, 86 degrees and the dew point at 55, and when it hits over 65, 70, winds out. south-southwest and the heat in

. >> and your health is now more than a number on the scale, ali gorman has the other number you should attention to. >> a 42,000 square foot decommissioned military building is a place of hope and healing for -- i'll have the story coming zblup those store >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> pop-up storms are bringing heavy rain into the delaware valley right now, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you storms are moving fast and they could cause some flash flooding and rick is off and sharrie williams is joining us this evening. the summer storms are making their way over our area. looking live now outside with sky 6 hd, overlooking the center city skyline, lots of clouds out there. some communes are seeing rain right now, lets get the latest from stormtracker 6 live double scan, and meteorologist, adam joseph. >> hey sharrie, everyone is warm and muggy and across much of the area it's fairly quiet on double scan live and north of philadelphia and centsral and parts of montgom

and ali gorman will explain how the crunchy bugs have become so popular. no thank you. >>> the official start of summer only days away and philadelphia is gearing up to offer family as cool way to beat the heat. up next on "action news at 5:00," live as people celebrate official start of pool season. looks refreshing. some of the stories we are following for you when we see you on "action news" tonight at 5:00. what do you think, alicia? >> no crickets for me. >> they say you vote real time and they find out on the stage whether they live to sing again and a new show in each of a singing sensation coming to 6abc this sunday. it is called "rising store" and i spoke with the host about the experience. >> when you are in the live moment and you're watching american in real time really deciding the fate of somebody in front of you, emotions are going to run high. >> and superstar singer and writer josh groben, where the viewers are the real time judges. >> seeing the votes in real time and the pictures of people voting in real time. at a singer myself it sound

ali gorman has the information you need to know. >>> looking live over the center city skyline. chris sowers will >> triple crown remains an elusive dream. california chrome fell flat yesterday. the colt couldn't go the distance. tona list was the one to beat. he came to the belmont fresh. >> it's not fair to the horses that have been in the day since day 1. >> chrome sustained a bloody gash to his right front foot sometime during the race. the colt's camp said the injury isn't serious. >> the comments by california chrome's owner, somewhat controversial. >> reporter: we were talking about it, and that's what made the triple crown so prestigious, you have to race against fresh horses. we have high, thin clouds overhead with comfortable temperatures and low humidity levels. you will notice a slight increase in the humidity. very, very nice for june standards. 73 degrees, dewpoint, 58. pressure reading 29.98-inches. upper 60s allentown, poconos 68. trenton, 72, 72 on the boardwalk in sea isle city. 67 is the ocean temperature we're starting to warm things up a little bit. we have

. >> ali gorman channel 6 "action news." [ male announcer ] tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerful. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:23 sunday morning, time for the boat report we'll start out with satellite 6 and action radar. as we set it in motion there's a few high, thin clouds, there's no big weather feature out there so to speak, the winds are so light, the sea breeze will kick in that means the communities on the oceanfront and bay front will cool off. dewy beach, cape may, sea isle, everybody cools it down later on. my buddy charlie who lives in gandys beach sent me a video on the cell phone. if you're going for the boat ride, the delaware bay is flat, there's no wave action at all it's a very enjoyable morning down there.