brayden is just a friend.eeds somebody i think as a friend, you know, to be there for her, to maybe help guide her. but there is no way there would ever be anything sexual there. no way. >> carrie has trust issues because of her last relationship. she is afraid. like carrie has been through a lot in past relationships and so have i. carrie had an issue about me being transgendered because she liked girls more than guys and i was going to get surgery to be a guy. and i told carrie, well, if it absolutely came down to it, i could probably stop my surgery. but i told carrie how important it was to me, and she knows how important it is to me and she agreed that she -- she would still be here. it would be fine. >> the key to survive is to be headstrong and don't show any weaknesses because in here, it's a -- it's like a zoo. you know, if somebody knows your weakness, they're going to eat it up. they're going to chew on it. >>> coming up, personal dramas inside the maricopa county jail will forever alter lives. mom,

for his quick thinking, brayden was returning to the swimming pool to retrieve his forgotten clothes after a wrestling tournament in central michigan that is when he spotted a three-year old boy submerged in the pool. >> i just saw the kid and then jumped in, i was saying i was thinking well, maybe he will get up just messing around in the pool and i jumped in and grabbed him. >> twelve year-old boy to walk in, comprehend what is going on that quickly, and there is no other word to describe him but a hero. >> good for brayden. >> three-year oldies expected to be okay, parents work at motel and he ran off while they weren't looking and he fell into that pool. >> i see a story, i may be wrong bit only takes 20 seconds to drawn. talk about quick thinking and actions because. >> right place at right time. >> yes. >> coming up next half an her we are live in bucks count which major developments in the search for four missing men. >> plus what the barbie doll can teach but chemistry in meisha's dream drive. >> one man's mission very close to his heart very personal story of why he is ridin

brayden armstrong / pulled toddler from pool: 'iúm glad that heús okay.'ke paired with immediate action:brayden was staying here at the mt. pleasant days inn and suites for a nearby wrestling camp when he walked back to the pool to grab his forgotten clothes.brayden armstrong / pulled toddler from pool: 'i forgot my clothes because i was swimming before and i saw this little kid just staring at this body floating in the water. so the little kid ran away and i jumped in, pulled the kid out. brayden says he saw a 3-year-old boy face down in the water, not moving, telling that boyús young brother standing at the pool side to run for help.brayden armstrong / pulled toddler from pool: 'i just saw the kid and jumped in. like, i was standing there for a second thinking like well maybe heús going to get up, like he was just messing around in the pool, and i realized he wasn't getting up so i jumped in and grabbed him.' blake armstrong / brayden's older brother 'this lady came out of her room and told her she knew cpr so she started giving him, and this old man wal

brayden armstrong / pulled toddler from pool: 'iúm glad that heús okay.'with immediate action:brayden was staying here at the mt. pleasant days inn and suites for a nearby wrestling camp when he walked back to the pool to grab his forgotten clothes.brayden armstrong / pulled toddler from pool: 'i forgot my clothes because i was swimming before and i saw this little kid just staring at this body floating in the water. so the little kid ran away and i jumped in, pulled the kid out. brayden says he saw a 3-year-old boy face down in the water, not moving, telling that boyús young brother standing at the pool side to run for help.brayden armstrong / pulled toddler from pool: 'i just saw the kid and jumped in. like, i was standing there for a second thinking like well maybe heús going to get up, like he was just messing around in the pool, and i realized he wasn't getting up so i jumped in and grabbed him.' blake armstrong / brayden's older brother 'this lady came out of her room and told her she knew cpr so she started giving him, and this old man walked out of

brayden, steve mason gone. others are in. biggest addition, nolan patrick. signed brian elliot. general manager ron hextall believes his team is headed in the right direction. >> we are getting down to single digits now. we are getting to where we wanted to be. we like our core and kids that are coming. we'll have a healthy competition in training camp. >> in wimbledon >> jack kelly flings it across the field. yes, jim, it went in. about 80-yards. adam must have hit the snooze button. he was asleep at the wheel. doubt we'll see a goal odd as that one for some time. >> accept the goal ron hextall scored when he played way back when. "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards and karen rodgers with traffic. for "action news," i'm jim gardner. goodnight.

>> rich and his stepson brayden are here for much needed distractions. emotional time for them. spending this time means the world, the little guy got to meet carson wentz after practice. >> he's my hero. >> you can donate to the family by following a link posted on the website. bob brooks, "action news." >> atlantic city rail service is suspended two weeks between philadelphia and cherry hills. new jersey transit says that's how long it will take to repair a bridge on pennsauken. a garbage truck ran into the bridge damaging the tracks. >>> three local j.c. penny stores are closing their doors tomorrow end of monday, king of prussia, willow groves and the mills stores will close forever. j.c. penny has been trying to liquidate merchandise. 5,005,000 jobs are affected. >> the birth place of america is the setting for another country's struggle. >> radio silence, the live show about the iraqi experience was held on independence mall. it featured iraqi veterans to illustrate iraq's journey from the 1960s to the war with isis. >> an american tourist is shot

michigan boy jumped into action to save a 3-year-old floating in a hotel swimming pool. 12-year-old brayden armstrong was staying at a hotel in mount pleasant when he walked back to the pool when he saw a 3-year-old boy face down in the water in the moving. he jumped in and grabbed him another hotel guest performed cpr until the ambulance arrived. the little boy is expected to be okay. >> heart stopping moments as rescue crews pulled a woman from a collapsed building in southwestern pennsylvania. the three-story building collapsed in washington pennsylvania yesterday morning. the woman was pinned under a refrigerator for more than 79 hours. she was conscience and alert when she was taken to the hospital. >>> two suspects stole a car at a gas station with a 3-year-old asleep in the back seat. a news hole -- helicopter pilot spotted the car and called police. she ran toward the police. police are looking for the two suspects. >> 5:57 a.m. if you're a versus customer take a look at your bank statement, millions of customer's data was leaked online. >>> are you ready to move your arms? shoshann

. >> reporter: nine-year-old brayden has been coming everysu. >> i can have fun, learn more things, throughout summer. >> once they're with us they're pretty much guaranteed enrollment so we get to see the kids grow up with us. example of the success is jasmine a sophomore at villanova university majoring in biology and recipient of the prestigious gates millennium scholarship. >> about being at dream camp one summer. >> reporter: today dream recogne honor award for her help this summer. [cheers and applause] >> kids here from dream camp like they eat here, they might not eat at home. like you come to dream camp t ee going on at home. >> reporter: having grown up in a home where her mom struggled financially she says she'anng difference a police program like this can make in a child's life. >> everybody deserves a chance not just one chance but a second chance to. like you never know how much that can impact somebody 'cause you don't know what's going on in>> reporter: and thip is all about giving these kids a chance and it's solely based on donations. so if you would like to lend your support

. >> reporter: rich and his stepson brayden are here for much needed distraction, an emotional time for them. >> he was diagnosed with cancer five weeks ago. >> reporter: spending this time together means meaning the world little guy got to meet carson wentz after the practice. >> he is my hero. >> reporter: you can help donate by following the link posted on our web site, reporting at the link, bob brooks, channel six, "action news". >>> all right. atlantic city rail service will remain suspended for two weeks between philadelphia and cherry hill. new jersey transit says how long it will take to repair the bridge in pennsauken. chopper six was overhead friday when a garbage truck ran into the bridge damaging the tracks. substitute bus services will continue to operate until repairs are complete. >>> now a recent court ruling opponents of the controversial natural gas pipeline gathered at construction site in west chester. group brought signs speaking out against 350-mile sunoco mariner east two pipeline, the planted pipeline seized land near the circle which has been cleared for constr

. >> reporter: 9-year-old brayden has been coming every summer for four years. >> i'm here because igs thursday the summer. >> once they are with us, they are guaranteed enrollment. so we get to see them grow up with them. jasmine a sophomore at villanova majoring in boiling -- biology and premedicine. >> today green camp recognized her with the award for her help this summer. >> the kids eat here, they might not eat at home, but you come to dream camp to escape what's going on at home. >> reporter: having grown up in a home where her mom struggled financially, she said she is proof life changing difference a program like this can make in a child's life. >> everyone deserves a chance not just one chance, a second chance, you never know how much that will impact somebody because you don't know what's going on at somebody's home. >> this camp is about giving these kids a chance, it's solely based on donations, if you want like to support the camp and get some kids off the waiting list go to 6abc.com. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> do it now. when "action news" continues an

they are joining their big brother brayden, kenny and leslie we give a special outout-- i was givingto give a shout-out to holy cross hospital and all the doctors nurses and staff there who got jet and dash healthy and took care of leslie and kenny who was nervous. they're all back home. check out kenny's new life. look at that. getting a workout with the baby carrier the diaper bag backpack. you're rocking it kenny. >> he's probably out getting ready to go run an errand. as soon as he puts them down got to go get more stuff. >> and then he's going have a little drum practice. he's going to get it in there. >> right. >> it's five minutes before the hour. let's say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. hello jess brown. look at you. jess is seven years old. he was nominated by his mom, chanel. chanel says he's a very bright child who loves reading and grammar. >> chanel also says jess was visiting his aunt in the hospital and decided to let her take advantage of a great shot. thank you so much guys. we appreciate it. and for your chance to be facebook fan of the day post your p

brian while you can understand everyone on that canoe must have been scared to death brayden says she's ready to get back out on the water. brave little girl. >> same storms caused a big mess at rowan university in gloucester county. chopper6 was overhead this morning as the fire department pumped out water that had flooded campus housing. university officials say only eight people were living in the building since of course classes are not in session right now. the flooding was in the basement of the triad apartments. no word just yet on how much all that damage will cost. >> well, a calmer and quieter day as we get a check of the accuweather forecast. >> that is good news. meteorologist melissa magee in for adam joseph today. a whole lot more comfortable out there today. >> yeah, that's right, brian and sharrie. yesterday it was pretty unbearable and we were tracking severe showers and storms across the region. right now in philadelphia, feeling like 88 degrees, it feels like 93 in washington, d.c. but off to the north and west in new york city, 68 degrees, 58 degrees in boston so the