>>anny h.: the u.s.pecial treat in new york this city is from august 1st parade in more than three years the suburbs the ting world cup when the parade to feature more than 2 t of confetti and a dozen floats and all 23 members of the u.s. women's soccer team will be at the parade today there will also, the soccer team by giving them keys to the city it ticks off this morning at 8:00. >>grant l.: the final and the rest of the days for sunday night at 9:00 right after the news at 8:00. >>will t: there working right now for the new presidio parkway started to shut down at 10:00 p.m. thursday will let you know how long this is going to last and what people are calling this armageddon. e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ [♪♪♪] >>anny h.: do not forget the oriole drive is close the work began last night and the crews have been out there overnight and

i'm annie. take that makeup and make yourself beautiful, all right?e a good night and be safe. >> by now, annie says most casinos and hotels are aware of hookers for jesus. some support her cause, while others would prefer annie and her team go away. >> some casinos, they tell us we can't come back. why? they don't want their guests to be offended. >> just minutes into their out reach as a popular casino, annie is recognized by a supportive security guard. >> how you doing? >> good. >> how is the ministry? >> doing good. we're just walking through and going to walk over to the -- there's some girls over there, we think. >> listen, we can't -- >> you're strict here, aren't you? >> very strict. when the guys want it and they're together -- >> you can't stop it. >> we see them at any moment by themselves, we kick them out. as long as this is here, there will be hookers. the reason -- >> any casino. >> because there are high rollers here. they pay $2,000. >> you guys can't do much about it. you just can't. >> since the beginning of time, right? >> it is.

>>anny hong: the u.s. national women's soccer team will get a special treat in new york the city is from its first ever ticker tape parade a moment. to celebrate the world cup win today's parade will feature more than 2 t of combating and a dozen fog alternate members and the u.s. women's soccer team will be at the parade that will also, the team by giving them the keys to the city expects office in corpus weren't. >>mark: they think he exposed himself as someone back about how neighbors are reacting power of the north bay commuters getting into san francisco will take about some of the alternatives coming up in a live report. subway, wbrinlaye ofentinglyendeturkirrestib criy ban, and licisly ch gcamo together on eshlbakebrea foone uly azinsandch: thnew bwayurke& ban acamole. on at bway hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org ma

>>anny hong: also on the spot also for tomorrow were with mr.conditions of live look at the bay bridge and we are looking at a clear course start this morning temperatures generally in the '50s and '60s checkup the san francisco-based kleiner will see temperatures are warm up a little bit to run on 64 grammar to 3:00 hour the was also pick up this afternoon or watching for gus of the 25 m.p.h. in the struggle will be on the increase we're not saying any returns we see the chance for shower activity is, as this one a generally crowded conditions across the bay into livermore by 3:00 p.m. today fairly cloudy maybe some garlic powder conditions for concord and livermore for the ellen spots this evening fairly quiet may be a stray shower to for the coast and a very small and overnight will have a better chance for shower activity tomorrow morning could be a little damp with the slight chance of thunderstorms for the higher terrain come tomorrow afternoon temperatures 60 is san francisco 57 and fax of the criminal more far friends and was later looki

>>anny h.: presence like the l.a.llite radar picture because of this house and storms moving from the stopped hitting up farther north in this is all thanks to a tropical storm the lawrence the bourse is expected to continue to weaken until depression later on today but you can still orbiting as a much-needed rain and some relief for the firefighters and the humidity also increase. >>anny h.: for the bay area today things are fairly quiet may be a scarce our forms for the sierra nevada later this afternoon of dropping to be fairly quiet timber to of all corn down a little bit today here is a live look for walnut creek camera placed on a lot like this with your inland at the bay or the coast we're starting off with some clouds out there but by lunch time of the '70s and went to upper 60s for the bay the coastal state the sixth is pretty much all day today december to the will be below average for the camera spots-84 place a level more '70s for the bay shoreline '60s for the post the morning clouds continue to lead temp

>>anny hong: where does hours away from a major road closure would you need to note up there around the wheel drive plus new information on the gun used to shoot and kill a woman on pier 14 family and friends get ready to say goodbye to kate steinle summer showers and store in the forecast to drizzle are ready following this morning we start right now. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>anny hong: a little bit of drizzle out there are ready falling here was a look at the forecast looks like we will see some misty conditions and the road through out the way. . >>michelle apon: as you make your way out the door give yourself some extra time because drizzle mist and fog will be the main concern because the war to the coast of you're heading into downtown san francisco you will start to see that because you get to the setting that show you what looks like we do have a few light showers across the north bank and is a lake port and a clover dell and is not tracking off in the south east and direction but it was a truck off the coast off because

good morning anny.y : we're already seeing some clouds clearing and will see gradual clearing for the rest of the bay area probably into the early hours. here's a live look at the bay bridge . it is a cool start for your saturday but i would say temperatures are very comfortable by lunchtime temperatures getting to 75 with sunny skies, and it will be low 80s today. keep in mind the average height in livermore is 88--high temperatures cooling down into the '70's and '60's by late this evening had conquered is that 64 --concord is at 64 it is clear as a bell but still looking at cloudy conditions in san rosa really nice conditions for all of those marathon runners on sunday then next week we're warming things up getting ready for triple digit heat for the afternoon by the middle of the week lows '70's in san leandro 74 in oakland, and mid-70s in union city. and our inland locations are also very comfortable but lower than average for the rest of the bay area as looks like this low 80s in sunnyvale and san

in that first meeting, it was like this is annie.nnie. >> it's movies like this that solidify why davon is one of hollywood's most bankable producers. >> i was at sony for 9 1/2 years in their columbia pictures division. after the success of having this for real, i felt god was saying now is the time to step out on faith and start your own company. in starting franklin entertainment the goal is to make content that can challenge, inspire, get people to a place where they want to do better. they want to believe better. and they want to see better. >> now, you are ceo of your own production company. tell us what projects you have. >> we're going to do a follow-up called miracles from heaven. the movie will be out for easter of 2016. working on the reboot of master's of the universe. remember the heman. bringing him back. and i'm telling a book called it's complicated. >> it's complicated. >> that's right, man. we're going to do -- >> i didn't know about that. >> yeah, right. after the contract was signed. >> i do know. >> this is big.

>>anny hong: is just 1 mi.hour when six in concord overall the when should be fairly light except that here in the hills to bank we may see some gusts of 20 to 25 mi. from our that could elevate the fire danger a little bit this afternoon temperatures 58 in san francisco mid-60s and novato 62 in fremont and in san jose. >>anny hong: will see a lot more '90s, 3:00 in the afternoon indicated by the red and for air fare concord and the more and also area south of san jose this afternoon this evening should be fairly mild and 9:00 differencing '70s indicated by the yellow east bayshore highs like this is an oakland definitely a t-shirt weather 82 in union city heading for the east it will be how low 90s in san ramon and pleasanton and go on for 94 and walnut creek and low 90s in martinez. >>anny hong: 90 to santa rosa to low seventies in half moon bank here is the next three days temperatures rarely on the rise come to thank and 1 04 that is the hottest day on wednesday the humidity rises watch out for that as well

pres says he will veto the law. >> annie: marne modesto was charged with five counts of murder.hat the former girlfriends to year-old son last year. charges have not yet been filed . >> mark: to chickens have been tested positive for west by a virus. the chickens were living in the hollered riverside area. despite the criticism contra costa county officials say that the virus rates are decreasing. >> annie: 18 was held captive change inside the house and subjected to daily beatings and even tortured for chemicals over nearly one year. eventually he was nearly escaped to and he ran half naked to a local health club. they say that child protective services have not taken the abuse referrals seriously. >> the child protective services simply failed to do their job right. >> annie: the s salient the person who was the abuser is sentenced to 30 years in prison . kids are expensive. so i'm always looking to get more for my money. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. they have the most free on demand tv shows and movies on all my devices. it's perfect for me because my kids a

annie: it is a good point. the arctic is a dangerous place to drill and the other companies have dropped out saying it is too dangerous, too expensive and this ship is required to be there when the drilling happens. it ran into something and got a 39-inch hole. it could not be fixed in alaska presumably could not go back to seattle. it came to portland on a tight deadline to repair it and get back up to the arctic. that is why the blockade was so powerful. any delay that we could have shortened the amount of time shell could drill. i have such a short window -- they have such a short window. amy: how long did it take this ship that sprung a leak, which makes you nervous about other things that could have been the arctic that could involve oil spill -- it took it something like 12 days to make it down this narrow window, get fixed turned around, and go back? annie: that is right, and presumably it will take another 12 days to get back up there. amy: what about the people that suspended themselves from the bridge

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you annie. now to cecily tynan. >> certainly it was a very powerful squall line that spawned two tornadoes within an hour of themselves. the first one -- i should say the second one though, in the minquedale delaware ef-0, that's the lowest on the enhanced scale. happened at 7:50 in the evening, maximum winds 65 miles per hour. it caused that damage that annie showed you. the path was pretty small 75 yards long and a half mile wide started on new castle avenue went through harbor view drive and dock view drive where we had a lot of reported tree damage and homes damaged. now about 50 minutes earlier in berks county really the northern end of that squall line that's where that ef1 tornado struck, maximum winds 105 miles per hour, this was a more powerful tornado caused all that damage to the school. the path 75 yards wide but it was longer. it stayed on the ground for three-quarters of a mile. the good news, that cold front that spawned the vicious weather last night, that has now moved off the c

>>anny hong: for the over allen's moment a quick check of us for the san francisco of the planet you might need umbrella but the windbreaker right now where the attempt to give up into the 60s 6 1/4 higher at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon you may encounter a somewhat raised its a slight chance for showers later on today by 2:00 is to be fairly dry were selling some shower activity for the coast toward down by 5:00 this evening for the ride home generally partly to mostly cloudy conditions it will build the increases posted to my tomorrow could be dead for some was heading to work and vita fox to hold on to call the condition because of the cloud will be sent temperatures well below average from a " special the inland today and tomorrow. >>rebecca: this is a major injury accident of van overturned the three left line to block the emergency crews from same time to clear this accident if your commute takes to to the bay bridge this morning make sure you leave your home and the time out for five meant to our committee relies return on this after 530 this morning traffic backed up all the way

i've looked at the >> anny: more sunshine for parts the east bay ellen spots today.less further inland more sunshine gradual clearing and continues to adjust azeri upper 60s east bay shoreline. and then a mild afternoon. temperatures quite a bit below average and highest top out generally upper '70's maybe a few spots low 80s and the bay shoreline including oakland 73 degrees right now 66 and san francisco oakland and san jose good morning to you 64. we're more caulker 67. santa rosa is 63 degrees. and so forth cassocks like this and and the state have 67 mostly sunny conditions mid-70s and san mateo. 73 and potto. setting farther south pretty nice afternoon upper '70's and milpitas lote 74 on view. 77 percent of all san jose lower 80s for lost out as. why come back with a seven day forecast. let you know what to see '90s coming back to our bay area. all the"on stubbing hopeful most of us still hoping for the best." >> marty: years since the debut was the spirit the father said taken apart the grant park and the grandfather in " the funny her energy. you feel alicea

annie: it is a beautiful site as the sun has come up.the middle of the night 13 brave activist repelled the side of the bridge. they are hanging there now with ropes, creating a human barricade. there are 50 kayaks in the water that have a secondary line of defense. the activists are the last thing that stand between shell oil and pathological plans to drill in the arctic this summer. amy: explain how they got this commission and what the people of portland are doing. annie: it is actually inexplicable what they are doing and i wish i could explain it. shall is the last company that wants to drill in the arctic because it is so extreme, so dangerous. the other oil industries have said it does not make sense economically, certainly not environmentally or morally. shall -- shell has every permit it needs except for one last one and our hope is that it will give time to present obama to deny this last permit. the boat is an icebreaker and shell demands that it is on site. they are under enormous time pressure because there are only a certai

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live south 50th street annie, what are the details here. >> jim, neighbors say the victim jasmine right lived here alone several years and her father grew concerned after she was not returning her phone calls. he contacted the building manager who made a gruesome discovery this afternoon. >> homicide detectives on the scene after a building manager found 7-year-old jasmine wright dead in bedroom of third floor unit appears beaten and strangled and left there up to 4 hours. >> right now it does into the pier forced entry and does not appear anything was taken and obviously it's very much a work in progress and detectives going door to door. >> a drexel university spokesperson says she was a recent graduate of the school of public health. today at her home south 50th street detectives and crime scene investigators combed the area and focused on this blue car believed to be connectsed to the victim parked across the street. this neighbor did not want to appear on camera saw wright just yesterday afternoon. >> i didn't see anything weird all i kno

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at the scene in gloucester county and annie, you spoke with the victim's family. >> reporter: walter, that's right. the victim was recovered around 8:30 this evening by new jersey state police. this say joint effort by multiple agencies out on the water for several hours. the family says he actually jumped off the boat to go for a swim. he never resurfaced. new jersey state police and u.s. coastguard and philadelphia police's marine unit all converged on this stretch of the delaware dell and national state park searching for this man chris allen and his family tells "action news" on the sapd bar she jumped off the friend's boat without a life vest like he did so many times before and current pulled him over. dawn miller was out on the water and saw people try to help. >> and there was a other gentleman a on a wave runner that seen him go down and tried to get over to him. and just as he got over to him he got sucked down again. >> it happened around 1:30 soon after rescue crews rushed to help and all boats were told to stay if place. >> w

reporting in center city annie mccormick channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you annie. >>> tonight police in new jersey are investigating a crash here that caused major traffic delays in both directions of the atlantic city expressway. three vehicles were involved in the crash that started about 7:30 this morning near the camden county-gloucester county line and this view from chopper six you can see debris all over the road. the crash happened between exits 41 and 44 in washington township. luckily no one was seriously injured. >>> "action news" viewer shot this video of a fire in new jersey. it happened early this morning in camden at a row home on newton avenue. firefighters had to break through windows and doors to get it under control. you can see the flames and heavy spoke they were contending with. one firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion. fortunately nobody was home. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused it. >>> coming up on "action news tonight a south jersey man is taking storm debris and turning it into wo

>>anny hong: you can download for free we're talking for your android or your apple from to track of the traffic with rebecca. >>rebecca: the first in the east bay fremont's top 683 car pile of blocking the right-wing rival for the mission boulevard exit you conceive grosses of off the floor traffic a solid red here is the drive time from the dublin and to change into fremont that stands at 26 minutes and no accident pop the for the west about a commute through vacaville it is an injury accident right before davis' triple to right lanes are closed the fire crews are blocking the two right lanes traffic backing up quickly into the area and here is the insurer for reckon you if you head for the dollar on westbound 8016 minutes from hercules to berkeley. >>rebecca: it is prepared to getting into san francisco so far this morning 15 minutes is one to take you to the toll plaza from the macarthur maze and across the span is one to be bumper-to-bumper all the way into downtown the middle of life was turned on about half an hour ago twitching things over to the san mateo bridge is 15 minute

>>anny hong: cloud conditions and also opera 54 our friends in santa rosa m. low 60s and apple a pretty nice comfortable day ride around average '80s that antioch in livermore 83 appliance and low 70's in hayward for san jose friends low 80s as well for you along the coast 63 in this city's 67 san francisco the '80s and now but to ms. savage is a sense of was a very comfortable for this time of year a lot of people may be still in bed and there does getting their daystar and we're waiting for a very light traffic all across the bay area very light travel for those of you getting from the east bay into downtown san francisco alive but in san mateo no hot spots to report taking a look at the golden gate bridge were your currency also very light traffic and the fall not to that we are adjusting some cloud conditions some patchy drizzle we did have to use our windshield wipers this morning heading into the setting it is very light in nature and a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge were is very slow along interstate 580. >>james: we're hearing reports abou

>>anny hong: you can see we have showers and storms often this year and also of to the north bank zone and to show you where some of the showers are happening a little closer to home you concede just north of santa rosa outpoured ukiah we're looking-hour activity coming down and we see some light that strikes were also fans of lightning strikes for the north the hills bird still looking handsome my rent at this hour it will hold on to the rain chances for much of today and for the evening our hilda looked at expected four to lead the future cash for you concede this morning that activity novelist for santa rosa and maybe also napa and 9:00 this morning generally crowded conditions will see more martial markets went into the rest of the bay area by lunchtime and practices and cooling like to run south a little more rent and into san francisco by the lunchtime crowd skies all across the bay area for much of today keeping the school and 5:00 here was with the evening ride looks like scattered showers pretty much all across the bank we're looking at the chance for some thunderstorms star a

annie hong has the forecast. how long will they be there?ing. we'll hold onto cloudy skies and clear out around 1:00 this morning. check out this beautiful photo. that's from this morning at 5:15. this is from a friend of mine. i asked him if he was up and he said yes, he was up to take photos. that's the golden gate bridge and we are seeing cloudy conditions. we are looking at partly sunny the conditions. i'm calling it partly cloudy. temperatures should be going up in the low 80s by 2:00 p.m. look for a westerly 10 to 15 miles per hour. if you don't like it enjoy it now. if you need to go gardening work do it now. temperatures in the low 60s in san francisco. 64 in san jose. future cast is showing us temperatures will be on the mild side onc again. our warmest spots will be in the low 80s. that includes concord, fairfield and into napa. here is a lock at your giants forecast. i did promise that. they are playing the phillies witness again. we will have partly cloudy conditions. winds a 15 miles per hour. put-on the layers just in case. >>>

now i'd like to ask you know annie annie choung. >> mayor sxhieshgz may i announces everyday you're coming to the square clubhouse. >> (laughter) this morning i was kind of worried we captain david has been wonderful every time we have to do something major he sends the officers to gentle talk to the folks outside and there's a nice environment but thank you to rec and park i wish they were here to see how both sarah and i from the c y c have been able to work siding with rec and park to bring this for the youth and residents in chinatown but today, i want on on behalf of the elderly on behalf of the self-help to ask our seniors today to give a big big applause to mayor ed lee (clapping) speeding i want to announce that as of july thanks to tom from dbi and mayor ed lee and supervisor christensen we sarah and myself are going to put on weekly education working groups so the idea starting on july 20th we'll have a class every monday in the afternoon and go around you know and sign up all of the residents and all of the merchant and i sometimes here nonprofits workers our city workers may no

. ♪ >> this is annie titus.l be singing "think of me" from "phantom of the opera" by andrew lloyd webbe ♪ ♪ think of me once in a while ♪ >> oh, yes. you do. it's so beautiful. it's almost angelic. >> there's a wonderful story behind this video, a story that annie wanted to share with as many people as p annie was diagnosed at a very young age with autism. she has struggled with communication. her entire life. her parents when she was 5 years old were told she would probably never ever speak. back in 2014 they enrolled her in these single lessons at the community music school o this moment is her very first performance and it's the very first time her parents have ever heard her sing. >> oh, my gosh! >> she started this a year ago? >> in decemb. >> i wish i could see the reaction of . i'd love to see their faces. i think i hear sobbing or tears in the audience. >> yes. we do get to hear their reaction the applause at the end of the song. if you know this song well it has a very famous ending. ♪ >> bravo.h. >> he

annie mccormick is live in bristol with the full story, annie. >> walter, that hour the search for missing swimmer has been suspended. his family members identify him at 22-year-old marquise mack richardson of virginia and has a number of family members in camden. they rushed here to watch the search hoping he will resurface. to give you an idea how far he swam out if you can see the green buoy that is where he was last seen when calling for help. all-out serve on the delaware river for 2-year-old marquise mack richardson halted sunday evening. >> he died because the current got rough out there and was getting rougher. >> richardson family stayed close to the water's edge after they received calls and texts he went under. he went swim around 10 a.m. and did not resurface and witnesses described the scene. >> male subject went out to the buoy and was calling for help three times. but then he went under and never came back up. >> by the buoy i heard a guy say help and all ever a sudden he went straight down and he was trying to swim back. >> water rescue turned into water recovery and dive t

and let's switch things over back to annie. back to you. >> doyle drive may not be the only thing slowing down your commute this morning. we are waking up to some wet weather across the bay area. on the left, we have got a live look at san mateo conditions. on the right, actually, no, we have got on the left, left is bay bridge. on the right we have san mateo. seeing some showers popping up in those areas. here is michelle apalm with what to expect for friday and into the weekend. good morning. >> good morning, annie, like you mentioned, waking up to a few showers out there, all because of the low that moved through the area. i want to show you what it looks like at your storm tracker 4 radar, just in san francisco. right now, downtown in san francisco, waking up to rain, and that will track to the south and southeast. candle stick park waking up to a little bit of rain as well. looking at the east bay, we have a few light showers getting closer into alameda, and getting closer to san leandro. if you are across caster valley, a

for now reporting live in east mount airy, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> thank you annie. >>> new developments tonight involving the sexual allegations against bill cosby. documents just unsealed in philadelphia now reveal cosby admitted back in 2005 in a deposition that he did obtain quaaludes with the intent of giving them to young women he wanted to have sex with. and he said he gave the drug to at least one woman. at the time the comedian was testifying under oath in a lawsuit filed by former temple university employee. cosby settled that sexual abuse lawsuit for undisclosed terms in 2006. more than a dozen women have since accused him of drugging and sexually assaulting them. cosby has never been criminally charged. >>> on a lighter note talk about arousers value of fortune. our weather last week was cool with low humidity but this week the opposite, hot and humid. sky6 live here at the airport showing you scattered clouds, some spotty showers for a few folks. if you were out today you certainly know it was muggy. adam joseph is in for cecily. >> when you have that r

let's go to annie hong tracking the latest. >>> good morning, mark.rizzle this morning and mist. i encountered it early this morning in san francisco. right now, storm tracker 4 showing us still once again most of the moisture is kind of wrapping around the low coming this way. you are definitely seeing some of it heading farther south. it's been falling toward windsor. you can see we're definitely seeing more widespread rain for parts of the windsor area. you can see those all fairly light in nature. we've had really big storms firing up for the yosemite area. i think those storms will head farther up north toward the lake tahoe region come this afternoon. a live look at the bay bridge. it's been cloudy and the clouds are going to be sticking around pretty much all day today. that's what future cast 4 shows us. there's your clock. most of the rain activity will be well to the north of the golden gate bridge. i think we'll see spotty showers come through potentially for the afternoon hours, out towards san francisco, maybe the peninsula, and also oakl

for now reporting live in new castle annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k you. >>> we learned it was a tornado that ripped the roof off of this elementary school near hamburg berks county. chopper 6hd flew over the scene to get a bird's eye view of the damage. the national weather service says an ef1 twister with winds of at least 105 miles per hour was to blame here. it was one of three tornadoes to touchdown in the state including two weaker ones in central pennsylvania. >> it will be a a busy summer with the storms and the tornado warnings. >> yeah, third week in a row that we've had a tornado warning or tornado watch or straight line wind damage. >> you had a little bit of damage to your house. >> yeah, i drove up and a 20-foot apple tree right in my driveway. >> wow. >> but it's just a tree. >> it could have been worse. >> house is okay. >> could have been worse. >> all things are beautiful right now in the poconos much lower, more comfortable light westerly wind at 4 miles per hour. in penn's landing you can see that blue water of the delaware that r

now i'd like to ask you know annie annie choung. >> mayor sxhieshgz may i announces everyday you're coming to the square clubhouse. >> (laughter) this morning i was kind of worried we captain david has been wonderful every time we have to do something major he sends the officers to gentle talk to the folks outside and there's a nice environment but thank you to rec and park i wish they were here to see how both sarah and i from the c y c have been able to work siding with rec and park to bring this for the youth and residents in chinatown but today, i want on on behalf of the elderly on behalf of the self-help to ask our seniors today to give a big big applause to mayor ed lee (clapping)

>> how about annie -- is it laurie? what if the church is tax exempt would you suggest they keep their tax exempt status and be able to say we're not going to do that because it goes against our values? >> i think that if the church is getting money from the government which many of them are -- >> in other words you don't. >> they should not be permitted to discriminate employment. >> that's where it's going. that's where it's going. >> churches should not be getting money. >> that's where it's going. >> that was my point. todd? >> look what's happening to this dear lady who i interviewed in my fox news.com column is happening across the country. we've been talking about the churches what about the christians who leave the walls of the church and they want to practice their faith. the humanists have declared a secular secular secular fat waw. they want to purge christian believes. it's wrong and unconstitutional >> let me bring in bill donahue. you put out earlier today that there's a case a art museum is hosting an off

reporting outside of police headquarters, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> three teen girls are on the menld in the hospital after being hit by a car in newark, delaware. new castle county authorities say two vehicles collided at kirkwood highway and darwin drive yesterday. one vehicle went off the road on the sidewalk and struck the girls. the teen and the 88-year-old driver were taken to the hospital. >>> comedian bill cosby will not face charges that he sexually assaulted a woman in atlantic city city. former actress lily bernard said cosby drugged and raped her. a california court has ruled that cosby has to answer to another accuser who claims cosby molested her when she was 15 years old. >>> plans are underway for u.s. and cuba to reopen their embassy in each others' country. they want american radio and tv broadcast aimed at the island to stop. president obama agreed on ending the quarg -- embargo but said he is facing resistance from commerce. >>> president obama will come to philadelphia on july 14 to address the naacp. he will speak on social and economic challenge

reporting live in westchester annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >> the man that led oakland police on a two hour two state chase last night has been released from the hospital and is now in police custody. we now know that robert ritter's alleged crime before all of this began last night. police say he stole $10.50 worth of underwear from a shop-rite. "action news" reporter john rawlins, is here, sometimes the fact is a bit stranger than fiction. >> reporter: well, the retail theft issue is the latest in a long line of issues with mr. ritter, in a statement from police he faced several no bail warrants connected to domestic abuse issues here in new jersey that may explain why he was reluctant to stop. >> they said a dangerous man ritter was behind the wheel of this car and it started in oakland, and moved to philadelphia and moved through populated areas in and around old city, two police cars were struck before the van fled back to new jersey but not for long after a brief pause at the depford mall it went back to berlin, they worked to slow and force the van of