the shooter has not been charged with any crime his neighbors want to know why and action news annie mccormicklive from philadelphia police headquarters with more on what happened in the neighborhood tonight annie. >> reporter: and sarah it was during that emotional vigil that family and friends also circulated a petition urging the district attorneys office to file murder charges against that next door neighbor who claims he shot and killed the couple in self-defense. >> he killed them, he murdered them period. >> reporter: tonight family and friends of bob de-paul and august dempsey want answers why no charges have been filed against the couple's next door neighbor and he shot them in the head and killed him and took him in custody after the shootings and released him and not identifying him since he has not been charged follow agree argument with the couple they scaled the fence in frankfort avenue and shot them in self-defense on july 16 and tonight dempsey's son defended her and her boyfriend. >> my mom would never climb a fence and never talk down to anybody or provoke any violence becau

annie mccormick has more from the cooper medical center where some are recovering tonight. camden row home, four children and two adults were transported to hospital. some children were tossed to neighbors, but the four-year-old didn't make it out alive. her grandmother shared her picture tonight. >> she was is sweetest little girl. >> the family is trying to comprehend that she's gone. >> so much life ahead of her. it's hard on all of us. the fire started at 1282 and damaged 1284. when firefighters respond today the blaze just after midnight the flames were so intense several other homes on the block wereaffected. >> we have family members locally here onsite. >> two adults and four children taken to the hospital, ten days old to 12 years old. firefighters on the scene say smoke detecters inside the home were working. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> a man is recovering after being shot after being shot this afternoon. the 18-year-old victim was found on the porch of his home. he was rushed to temple hospital in critical condition. so far authorities don't know

annie mccormick has more?ctives have gathered images from businesses and personal residences that people have. because of that, we are getting a better look at that pickup truck they are looking for. west goshen township police continue to post new pictures and videos they have of the red pickup truck investigators believe belongs to the suspect wednesday night deadly road rage shooting. police believe the man is between 20 to 40, medium build and blonde hair. it was here on southbound route 100 wednesday evening when police believe 18-year-old bianca roberson and the suspect were trying to merge into the same lane. >> it was -- i use the term cat and mouse game between two vehicles. >> investigators believe the pick up driver shot the teen in the head. she died he scene. investigators believe the shooter merged on 202 south to the payly pike exit, heading on 352 south toward delaware county. the community is responsive to the college bound teen. tonight, members of the brewing company felt compelled to help.

annie mccormick is there. do police know if the victim was intentionally targeted?at this point police say that's a strong possibility. the victim was in his 30s. we have images from a pizza shop. the pizza shop half a block from the scene. there are images prior to the shooting of the victim leaving the pizza shop and police believe the shooter is walking ahead of him. investigators believe this man is the shooter running northbound up haverford toward winwood. >> officers arrived on scene. the victim was laying in the door way of the apartment building. his friend was doing medical cpr. his friend was trying to help him. a short time later, he was pronounced dead. >> >> he was walking her dog. >> haverford police and the district attorney's office are investigating. they told authorities the victim was coming to visit after playing tennis. when he exits the pizza shop, the shooter is several feet ahead of him. the pizza shop is half a block from the crime scene. the next time they see the suspected shooter on camera, he is running away. >> this may be related to k

annie mccormick with pottstown police and the details. >> police say it's under investigation, but itrs a father shot his son multiple time in the upper torso and right arm. the son is now fighting for his life. >> pottstown police say joseph lee shot his son andrew lee multiple times. during the argument the father was cut on his hands with a sword. >> the dad was sitting out here. when the dad was going into the ambulance, we heard him say, i'm just trying to see if my son is all right. i shot him twice. >> neighbors say there was a heavy police response. >> when the officers arrived, guns were drawn. >> my kids were running around. i'm concerned. >> according to residents, police pulled multiple rifles out of the home along with two dogs. >> the father was crying hysterically. >> i was trying to see what was going on, talk to the people. it's a sad situation. >> the mayor saw police cars blocking the neighborhood. residents say police have been called to the home several times. the father's injuries were not considered life threatening. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> t

live at the scene, "action news" reporter annie mccormick. the impact on families, what is that tonight? >> jim, four families are out of their home. two units are a total loss. one of the units is an elderly couple that could have lost their lives were it not for a neighbor. >> chopper 6 over mount laurel and the laurel creek apartment complex showing flames out of a second floor unit on yarmouth lane just after 4:30. the owner was trying to smoke out a bees nest when the home caught fire. >> rachel quick began alerting neighbors and frank jumped in to help realizing an elderly couple lived in the unit. the couple didn't realize how much the fire had spread. >> she was trying to put it out with a pitcher of water. i was like, we have to go. her husband, he has parkinson's. he can't move so i carried him out and that was it. >> they thanked him with a hug. firefighters responded to the two alarm blaze. it tends to run the building. one firefighter was injured after a of hose hit his head and he went to the hospital with minor injuries. firefi

annie mccormick, "action news." back to you, walter.ape across 23 and pine street in wilmington delaware. a man was shot tonight. he was rushed to christiana hospital. no arrests have been made. >> new jersey governor chris christie got into a co confrontation with a fan at a baseball game in milwaukee. the governor was walking to his seat and had words with a heckler. the exchange was caught on video. >> he was going up the stairs. i yelled his name. he was past me, 30 feet away. i called him a hypocrite. i thought it needed to be said. he turned around and walked all the way back toward me and got up in my face for what seemed like a long time, probably 30 seconds or a minute. >> there has been no comment from christie's office. the governor's son andrew work in the brewer's front office. >> a house fire in delaware county inded with one person injured. firefighters were called to the block at 3:30. most of the damage was restrict today the third floor. to word on how the fire start td. >> the coast guard called off the sphernl search

annie mccormick live from the st. christopher's hospital where the teen is in critical condition. nie? >> we have an update from the teenager's family. he is 14 years old and was rushed here in critical condition. he is alert and talking. his mother and the rest of his family say he's in recovery after losing his leg. >> the 14-year-old remains at st. christopher's hospital. his family is thankful he's alive. >> his dad, mom -- >> it was here just after 5:00 tonight where police say according to witness accounts, the teen tried to jump on a train but missed and severed his leg. first responders stabilized his leg. they had to cut through train tracks. whew a second train witnessed part of the accident. that witness engineer is being interviewed by accident investigation officers. >> his family says they are trying to understand what happened, say the teen is a good kid who plays every sport. >> he's the best brother ever. >> after several hours of surgery, doctors were not able to save his leg. already his family is thinking ahead on how they'll care for him moving forward. >> he's

annie mccormick, "action news." >> researchers celebrate promising news that may lead to a breakthroughntists announced a nine-year-old south african girl has remained in remission eight years after stopping medication. doctors hope to figure out what makes her special and development a treatment. >>> a risky plan to save this siberian tiger cub in place tonight. the cub has been taken in by her adopted family. the baby siberian tiger has a better shot at survival being with the substitute mother who gave birth to three cubs of her own. his name means life in russian. >> cecily is back with a closer look at the stormy weather. did you get caught in it? >> i wasn't here. i was monitoring radar. >> i had to put the windows up in the car. >> we have storms rolling through. double scan live showing hitting south jersey and delaware right now. severe thunderstorm warnings there. they have left pennsylvania, but they certainly left remarkable photos. thomas posted on my facebook page. he was working in the fmc building working north in center city. you see blue skies and dark clouds. the cold

annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: it was not this kiss that brought on the tears or the couple's first walk down the aisle as husband and wife, it was this the touching vows from the bride to her new stepson. >> i know you and i will butt heads. >> buddy. four-year-old gage was overcome with emotion as his new step mom spoke from the heart. >> you have made me into the woman that i am. >> reporter: the wedding of joshua newville took place in erie, pennsylvania as touching hearts around the country as gage's tender reaction spread across social media. the couple live locally. >> emily i will show you love like no other, because you are worth every ounce of it. >> gage took a seat on his step mom's hip and looked on as the couple swapped rings. it was the conclusion of the step mom's vows to him and this kiss that brought the most tears of happiness on this special day. >> annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, inclu

reporting live, annie mccormick, "action news." back to you. >> wilmington police are looking for the suspect that shot two teenagers tonight about two hours ago. this is the scene on north madison street where a boy and girl in their late teens were shot. no word on the extent of the injuries. police are looking for a black colored vehicle in connection with the shooting. plenty of questions after president trump's sudden policy change banning transgender people from serving in the military. in a series of tweets today the president announced that members of the transgender community would no longer be able to serve in the military in any capacity. estimates are 1,600 currently listed troops. the president is not saying what will happen to them. sarah sanders is unable to say how the policy will be implemented. christie ileto is live in the satellite center with local reaction after speaking with people in the transgender community here. >> rick, we don't know what this means for active duty members. a national guard person here i

annie mccormick is live at the ocean. >> i am right in between the sand and the boardwalk, this is the first of three concerts in this concert event and it's so loud the gates open today at 5:00 here right now one of the opening acts, djdj is on the stage and they are waiting for the big act tonight which is pink. >> pretty hot but i would stand in a lot of heat for her. so it's cool. >> this fan sporting pink hair doesn't care. pink fans lined up before the gates opened for the 2017 beach concert serieses. >> pink we love you! >> it's hot out here and i have sun block and water i'm good. >> sun block and umbrellas help to beat the rain. they say that the jersey sun is too hot for tem. >> we have from team and still can't take the heat. >> the casino reinvestment authority, to host events in atlantic city hoping to draw more than 30,000 people. crews began to install the stages this week and bars and vendors too. some hoping for a bump in midweek sales and these fans plunged down for concert t's and fans with the star's face. >> i love my fans. >> we know that was not really pink there

annie mccormick is live in fishtown with more on that. >> reporter: rick, the good news is the water is back on and relief for residents and businesses in this block. but work remains to be done, the streets department will be back out here tomorrow to assess the damage and see how long the portion of it's roadway will remain closed. >> the philadelphia water department spent the day fixing an 8 inch water main that broke in two places from thompson to girard. and two properties were affected including mary's house, she watched the water rise with her grandson. >> it looks like the ocean. it looks like the delaware river. but never came up to my gate thank god. >> i didn't know one of the main pipes broke and it kept going until someone came and stopped it. >> my husband called me at 5:45 this morning and said there are all these police outside and water everywhere and the road is closed. >> the owner of cake life bake shop says her business did not lose water and remained open. >> it's looking awful and all day the police are here and the streets are closed and less foot traffic. >>

action news annie mccormick spoke to witnesses. >> reporter: witnesses say the driver came through likemaniac and no bystanders hurt. >> worried about kids getting hit he is crazy. >> an out of control driver hit multiple vehicles in the parking lot. >> came this way, smacked the car boom and ran the curb. >> reporter: hit the corner of the restaurant leaving his front bumper behind and jumped cars and hit them head on and reverse and owners of the damaged vehicles tried to stop him. >> this way and he went straight down front street and we are chasing him to get his license plate so he had hit another four more cars. >> sweating in the car with the windows locked up and try to drag him out of the car but the door was locked. all i was thinking about was the little kids. >> reporter: this is video from front and tiogo where the construction continued where the out of control driver hit more cars a witness snapped this photo of first responders tending to a man identified by witnesses as the driver. according to police the damage on the burger king was superficial and it remains open and

annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: new images captured on surveillance video the moments after a deadly shooting. a pizza shop surveillance camera caught these photos. investigators want information from this man running northbound up haverford road toward wynnewood. the victim was found shot in the 2300 block of haverford road. >> the victim was laying on in the doorway of the apartment buildings. his friend was doing medical cpr and trying to help him. medics arrival and took him to the hospital. a short time later he was pronounced dead. >> reporter: a neighbor said she heard shots. >> she was walking the dog up at the corner. she heard bang bang. >> reporter: haverford police and the delaware county district attorney's office are investigating. they towed a vehicle from the scene. the victim's friend said the victim was coming from playing tennis. police have video of the victim leaving the pizza shop after picking up an order. this man was walking ahead of him. the pizza shop was half a block from the crime scene. investigators don't know what happened after the two walked

for now reporting live in olde city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> all right, annie thank you. >>> if you're looking for a place to watch some fourth of july fireworks you can go to our web site at 6abc.com. there you'll find a full list of independence day fireworks shows across our area. it's right there right now on the home page of our web site 6abc.com. ♪ ♪ it's not carbonation. those bubbles are celebrating. ♪ right now, get $1 any size soft drink. only at mcdonald's. ♪ >> time for sports. ducis is here. all eyes will be on a new 76er tonight in utah. >> christmas in july. sixers will begin play in the utah summer league tonight. they will face the boston celtics the team that passed on drafting markelle fultz. we hope their mistake is our gain. we will see fultz in game action for the first time since he was selected number one overall by the sixers. here he is taking part in this morning's shoot around. fultz was hurt at the end of his college career. that means he hasn't played in a game since mid february. >> i'm happy. like

action news reporter annie mccormick was there. ♪ eager fans rejoiced as pink took the stage on the atlanticity beach she is the first performer for the 2017 atlantic city beach fest concert series. pink hair and wearing pink t-shirts fans filled the beach. >> amazing. it was so much fun. it's so chill. laid back. everyone is having a great time. >> she is one of us. >> reporter: the doylestown native feels like a hometown headliner to some and medics were on hand to treat people affected by the heat and humid conditions but it did not stop people from lining up earlier. >> it was pretty hot but i would stand in heat for her. >> i have my sun block and water i'm good. >> reporter: concert series in the fourth year is part of a multi million agreement with the casino to host concerts in atlantic city aiming to draw 30,000 this summer and next. >> look at the shows like today and tomorrow be very surprised if we do not produce 22 million in food and beverage and room sales so great plus plus in the middle of the week. >> reporter: mayor don says the concert series is redefining summer in atlan

reporting in olde city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news". >> and we have a full list of fourth fireworks displays across our area at 6abc.com. >> 4:39 now. north korea launches another ballistic missile and it's pushed to challenge the u.s. military and scare its neighbors. it's already prompted a twitter response from president trump. >> u.s. automakers report deep sales declines despite historically low gas prices. david. >> it's a warm start across the region for your fourth of july. right now most of us are in the 70's. some spots up north in the 60's and your dewpoints right now are a bit on the high side, upper 60's in a lot of spots so expect it to be a bit humid as we step outside and go through the afternoon. we'll have the afternoon call, your fireworks updated forecast and the rest of the accuweather seven-day coming up. >> ♪ >> as is tradition, of course, the nation's capitol will show off its features tonight with a fireworks show and concert. thousands of people are expected to gather along the national mall and across the potomac river. last night host john stamo

let's switch live to action news reporter annie mccormick at peddlers village and we said at the topthe broadcast it's a grim episode but it's attracting enormous amount of attention. >> reporter: jim it is and spanning through several communities within bucks county as you can imagine residents and visitors are all watching closely, praying for a good outcome. >> everyone is very concerned and like worried and all the people are spooked. >> reporter: the search for the four missing men is captivating residents and visitors near the search area from peddlers village to new hope. >> this does not happen in solebury and doesn't happen around here. >> feel very bad about the whole thing. >> feel for the families you know. just heart wrenching i can't believe something like this is happening so close to here. >> reporter: employees of local stores say customers in the community are asking questions. >> a few people have asked if we know anything or heard anything and what we feel about it. >> they have come in and asked what is going on around here and you know it's a tight knit communit

reporting in haverford township, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> rallies like this one to support the affordable care act were held across the country. as people took to the streets, president trump is making threats against it, targeting insurance companies and congress. trump launched a tirade of tweets. the president is threatening once more to end required payments to insurance companies. if a new healthcare bill is not approved quickly bailouts for insurance companies and bailouts for members of congress will end soon. officials say without the payments insurers would drop out of the system that would limit options for consumers. many house republicans say it's time to reach across the aisle for support. >> i think we have to work in a bipartisan capacity. >> i would encourage our democratic colleagues to come to the table. >> right now there's an opportunity to enter into a bye bye -- bipartisan discussion on healthcare reform. >> president trump is demanding another vote. 10:30 a.m. this week on 6abc. secretary of health and human services tom price faces questions

annie mccormick is at independence mall with those visiting from all over. annie? was hot today and humid. it wasn't hot enough to celebrate the fourth of july a day early. events are leading up to july fourth with welcome america, beginning with a block party and ending with a philly pop's concert. the philly pops playing in front of a packed independence mall opening with the star spangled banner, feet from where america began. >> this is where america started. if it's real stuff not made up. >> mayor jim kenney on hand showing off the city. historic district, food trucks and musical acts took over old city. the kimmel center had broadway plays. it's the h history that impressed out of towners. >> 300 years ago our founding fathers were walking down the street. >> from california and shanghai. >> we learned about it in school, so to see it here is interesting. >> even england. >> eleanor lord gave her granddaughter a history lesson. >> it's the declaration of independence from britain. >> locals are embracing the crowd with tomorrow expected to draw more. >> the

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 isolate the shower here or there but should remain quiet. tomorrow excessive heat warnings go into effect at 8:00 in the morning for the highly urbanized areas, the pink zones here the highest heat indexes but advisory for remainder area, for the lehigh valley and shore. not in an advisory, what does it mean for the advisory instead of the warning. 105 and the advisory between 100 and 105, and the shore lehigh valley between 95 and 100. dangerous heat tomorrow and then as we head towar

annie mccormick has the story. >> you expect tears at a wedding, but it's the tears of this little boye son of a marine that stole the show this weekend. josh, you may kiss your bride. >> it wasn't this kiss that brought on the tears. >> or the couple's first walk down the aisle as husband and wife. it was this, the touching vows from the bride to her new step tostepson. >> buddy. it's okay. >> four-year-old gauge was overcome with emotion, clutching his stepmom as she spoke from the heart. >> you are a special boy. you are smart, handsome and kind to others. you have helped make me the woman i am. >> the wedding of joshua knewville and emily lehan took place in eer pennsylvania. gauge's tender reaction is spreading across social media. gage let vows with his stepmom. gage took a seek on his stepmom's hip and looked on they explaininge exchanged ring. >> i may not have given you the gift of life, but life gave me the gift of you. >> tears of happiness on this special day. >> the bride said on facebook that the couple, gage and his biological mother are on good terms and she is involved

annie mccormick is live at the suspect's home in trainer with that portion of the story. >> reporter: walter after desper turned himself into his attorney's office in media, the investigators descend on two locations including his home here in delaware county. news of david desper's arrest ripple through the delaware county neighborhood. >> it's surprising things like this happen. >> reporter: early this morning, police searched his trainer home in the 1200 block of anderson avenue recovering a 40 caliber smith and wesson semi automatic handgun and ammunition, the same that killed bee bow. early this -- bianca roberson. early this morning, the police recovered his red silverado pickup. during the press conference, the family in attendance reacted to the news of desper's capture. bianca roberson's brother said it's a mixed feeling know that his baby sister's killer was caught. >> i was excited and happy and feeling down that's the truck that was alongside my sister, the last moments of her life. >> of course, desper remains in custody, now his preliminary hearing is set for july 13. re

reporting in university city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a preliminary hearing willheld tomorrow in the death of a penn state fraternity pledge. 18 members of the fraternity face charges in the case, two have agreed to go to trial. the judge must decide if the 16 others should be tried for the death of tim piazza. video shows him being forced to drink alcohol before falling down a flight of steps last february. the fraternity has been banned from campus. >>> a grassroots campaign started by a philadelphia rest rest -- restauranture is starting because of campaign started by tony luke junior who lost his son to addiction last march. the effort to put a face on addiction and erase the stigma attach to it. >>> 9:38 a.m., we have a new poll on divorce, appears people are okay with it, even if more couples are staying together. details on the changing attitudes. >>> nine people are shot at a party to reveal the gender of a child. >>> fox are sweltering on the west coast. we'll tell you where the temperatures are topping 100 degrees. >> our temperatures feel really good, t

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> 6:05 a.m., today was supposed to be a work day for the pennsylvania house, but lawmakers have gone home leaving the state without a plan to pay for the $32 billion. house members rejected borrowing $100 million all in an effort to avoid raising taxes. republican members are talking about a tax on marcellus shale natural gas program. republican are expected to return to session this week and work on their own bill. >>> a new bipartisan bill sanctions russia for the interference in the 2016 elections. the bill stiffens sanctions against north korea and iran. he supports those sanctions abbey opposes the one on russia. >>> heat is turned up on jeff sessions amid reports of what he may have discussed with the russian ambassador. >> reporter: president trump at the u.s.s. gerald ford, the most advance aircraft carrier ever built. >> this ship insures if a fight does come it will always end the same way, we will win, win, win. >> reporter: but it is the president fighting his corner now blasting out tweets what he he calls the fake news media. this one aime

reporting outside police headquarters, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> washington, the republican-led congress is putting the white house in a political bind. a new bipartisan bill sanctions russia for its interference in the 2016 presidential election. the bill gives congress the power to review any effort by the trump administration to ease or end sanctions against moscow. it stiffens sanctions against north korea and iran for nuke tests. the president those sanctions and opposes the ones on russia. >>> the congressional bill comes after a report turns up the heat on jeff sessions amid new reports about what sessions may have discussed with the russian ambassador. david wright has the president sounding off. >> reporter: president trump at the u.s.s. gerald ford, the most advanced aircraft carrier ever built. >> this ship insures if a fight does come, it will also end the same way, we will win, within, - win, win. >>> the president blasting out tweets at the fake news media. this one aimed at the washington post and it's bombshell scoop on jeff sessions despite sessions' denial that

reporting in university city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a 6-year-old girl was drowna hotel pool down the shore. the tragic accident happened yesterday at the nantucket inn and suites on ocean avenue in wildwood. the little girl was vacationing with family when she wandered to the end of the pool. she was under water for several minutes, she was rushed to cape regional medical center and could not be saved. >>> another effort to carry out a cease-fire in syria. it is a u.s. russian jordanian deal. the agreement was the result of the 2 hour meeting if he g20 summit between russian president putin and president trump. it is unclear whether the cease-fire will fair any better than failed other attempts. >>> the battle to retake mosul has been going on since october. it was once the center of power in the country for the trr group. yesterday -- terror group. kurdish fighters and military advisors have been involved in the battle. 8 months of intense fighting have gutted the city. >>> president trump is back in washington following meetings with other world leaders at the

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> if you're just waking up with us, happening today a record-numberbike riders will take part in the tour de shore. 2500 people will make the 65-mile ride from the irish pub in center city across the ben franklin bridge to atlantic city. the bridge will be closed from 6:30 until 8:00. take note. the tour de shore began at the irish pub at 20th anticipate walnut street at 7:00 raising money for fallen police officers families and children in the area. >>> the eagles are holding a free practice, it is your first chance to see the team in person that practice begins 10:00 a.m. head house plaza and the interim stadium gates open at 8:30 a.m. it is military appreciation day which is an opportunity to thank our veterans while you watch the eagles prepare for the preseason opener, which is in two weeks. go out and have fun, remember it is free. it starts at 10:00. enjoy. >> rallies to support the affordable care act were held across the country this week. president trump is making threats against it. trump launched a tirade of tweets one day after the failur

annie mccormick is live with more in fishtown. >> reporter: crews are still working out here because this portion of the street remains closed and the street department will come out and assess the situation and deem how long it will take to philadelphia the roadway. the philadelphia water department spend the day fixing an 8 inch water main that broke in two places from thompson to girard. and 12 properties were effected including businesses. she watched the water rise with her grandson. >> it looks like the ocean. it looks like the delaware river. but it never came up to my gate thank god. >> one of the main pipes broke and kept going until someone came and stopped it. >> the break happened just after midnight. my husband called me at 4:45 this morning and said there are all of these police outside. there is water everywhere and the road is closed. the owner of cake life bake shop woke up to a call about the break and luckily her business did not lose water and remained open today. >> it looks awful and all day there are police here and the streets are closed. we certainly noticed

reporting in haverford township, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> from our new jersey newsroom, owners of jersey shore homes are dealing with flooding after weekend storms. instead of blaming mother nature they are blaming the dunes project. the beaches were shut down early this summer to repair and replenish the dunes. thunderstorms flooded homes and residents say it's proof that the sea wall built in the 19 40s did a better job than the dunes will that protected the homes from the storms. >> the beach was flooded, it never flooded before, because of the students it's causing flooding in the streets now. >> work has been scheduled to be finished around labor day. >>> air force flew two b-1 bombers over the korean peninsula in direct response to the north korea missile test which north korea said it could reach the u.s. mainland. president trump criticized china for not stopping the missile program. they do nothing for us, with north korea, just talk, we will no longer allow this to continue, china could easily solve this problem. >>> gop wants to move on from healthcare. presi

reporting in university city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> another effort to carry out a cease-fire in syria. at one is supposed to takes place in the southern section of the county. it is a u.s. russian jordanian deal. the agreement was the result of the two hour meeting between putin and president trump. it is unclear if the latest aattempt of a cease-fire in the 6-year-old civil war will fair any better than failed temperatures. >> iraqi officials are expected to declare victory over isis in the city of mosul. the battle has been going on since september. the second largest city in iraq was once the center of power for the terror group. yesterday original a handful of isis fighters were left in the city holding out in a pocket. sunni, occurred -- kurdish and u.s. are helping. >>> president trump talking about the north korea nuclear program, but russia remains at the correspond of the conversation. here's abc karen travers. >> reporter: trump wrapping up the g20 summit with more meetings with world leaders, but he was talking about his two-plus hour conversation with

annie mccormick from wpvi reports. ♪ hallelujah >> reporter: a rendition of hallelujah and what organizersigil for these four men. dean finocchiaro, jimi patrick, tom meo. prayers and songs filled the evening's event. >> i can't speak for the families personally, but i know they are all turning to the lord. >> reporter: after searching the solebury township farm for days, authorities made the discovery. the men murdered and buried on the property. cosmo dinardo admitted to the crimes. his cousin was also arrested. dinardo said he set the men up when they came to the farm to buy marijuana. not all the victims knew each other. in recent days the community has shown overwhelming support for their families on social media and in person. >> it is overwhelming, but it is meaningful to know that so many people cared about these boys. >> it's comforting to know that everybody, you know, decided to many could out and support not just meo but all four of the kids. it's a tragedy. and it's a process. we're all healing. together we're stronger in numbers. >> our thanks for that report. >>> we're going