. >> virginia beach police contacted ross gardner, a nationally recognized crime scene analyst. >> this was a very complex crime scene, and it wasn't until we got a lot of the dna information back that we were able to make sense of it. but certain aspects of the crime scene analysis certainly supported eddie's statement. >> but then gardner looked more closely at the crime scene photos and noticed that they contradicted eddie's story. the autopsy showed that the first shot penetrated quincy's heart. this creates arterial spurts, high-pressure ejections of blood from the body, and they are easily identified. >> because the blood is ejecting out in a stream, it breaks up into larger masses. and so, what we see in an arterial spurt are very large, elliptical-shaped stains. >> eddie said when he saw his wife being attacked, he grabbed the gun from the nightstand and shot quincy brown as he rushed towards him. yet, the blood spatter evidence and the crime scene photos showed that quincy brown was facing in the opposite direction. >> there is no evidence whatsoever that suggests that quincy w

in colorado, senator mark udahl who seemed to be in trouble leads cory gardner by seven. one of the main reasons is the overwhelming majority the democrats enjoy among women voters. the numbers are something. in colorado, udahl leads women by 12. in michigan, peters leads by 13 and he's running against a woman. it's the same in other states. mark pryor leads tom cotton among women by 20 points. in all three states the men's vote is about even. in other words, all the advantage of a gender split goes to the democrat. women go one way where as men are 50/50 in these races. but in kentucky, an exception here. although the democrat leads mitch mcconnell by seven points with women, mcconnell's advantage is more pronounced. for whatevers nasty or positive

. >> eriq gardner: this was the number one pirate, in their eyes. >> simon: eriq gardner is a senior at the "hollywood reporter" who's covered the megaupload case extensively. >> gardner: this was a guy who was fostering infringements on a massive scale. >> simon: any idea how many users there were? >> gardner: there were reported to be about 50 million users on a daily basis. >> simon: to me, i mean, 50 million sounds virtually incomprehensible. >> gardner: to the entertainment industry, those are 50 million people who are not paying $12 for a dvd, those are people who are not paying $15 for a movie ticket. >> simon: in 2010, the motion picture association of america, which represents the film industry, referred the case to the justice department. the u.s. then enlisted the help of the new zealand government, and on the morning of january 20, 2012, after months of planning, their top anti-terror unit took action. as you can see in these videos taken that day, they descended on kim's compound as if it were an al qaeda stronghold. they were working closely with officials from the u.s.

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. it is wednesday night, and the big story on wednesday tonight is breaking news in the west oak lanes section of philadelphia, 11 shots were fired in the playground at the simons rec reaction center. two teens were hit and one is in critical condition. dann cuellar is live at the scene. what is the latest there? >> reporter: philadelphia police are gathering evidence here on the scene and what parents describe as a crazy scene at the simons rec center. around 4:45 this afternoon, the 14th district police received reports of gunshots at the rec center playground and they found two men had been shot, an 18 shot in the groin and he is in critical at einstein and a 19-year-old was also shot in the thigh, is he in stable condition at einstein. two gunme

. >>> and jim gardner and the "action news" team with these stories and more.families homeless after a massive collapse in philadelphia's cobbs creek neighborhood. "action news" has details of the rush to help the victims next. >>> and a 13-year-old expected to be ok after she was struck by astray bullet in her own bet room. hearing from her family coming up. >>> and exotic animals helping children learn a special lesson. >>> and those stories coming your way next. for the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpas ♪ >>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> monday night. a man learns his fate for crashing local weddings and and stealing gifts. >>> donations pouring in for the families of four children killed in a fast-moving house fire. >>> plus, the big story on "action news" tonight, the latest on our developing story, a man shot by police this afternoon in mount laurel. it happened at 2:00 in the parking lot of the aloft hotel. and the burlington county officials releasing

. >>> jim gardner is and "action news" team is standing by with stories at 6:00. the latest developing in montgomery county, an 88-year-old man is dead and his son and grandson are facing charges and what sparked a food truck explosion that injured 10 people yesterday. and for meteorologist, adam joseph, cecily tynan, jaime apody and monica malpass >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jl. jim gardner. >>> wednesday night and flyers captain, claude giroux is jailed in canada and fire burns the tour buses of two classic rock bands. >>> but the big story is heat and humidity and the real feel index hit the 100 mark and what affect if any will tropical storm soon to be hurricane arthur have on us? and if you worked outdoors it wasn't easy, if you got to play and cool off in a fountain that was much better. lets get the latest from meteorologist cecily tynan and adam joseph. cecily? >> reporter: we start with stormtracker 6 live double scan, impressive storms are breaking out in the suburbs one li

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. it is a classic beach day in convenientner, as folks are getting into the mind set for july 4th, and the boardwalk at rehoboth beach giving retailers a reason to be optimistic for the weekend. >>> it is thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the approach of the 4th of july holiday weekend, "action news" reporter chap chad pradelli is live on the parkway for the big concert. first, meteorologist cecily tynan and adam joseph have the all important accuweather forecast, cecily lets begin with you. >> on this independence day eve, heading your way. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing this line of intense storms working its way through lancaster coin, more than 100 lightning strike as associated with this, moving to the east at 25 miles per hour. all in the path a storm moving towards chester coin, the national weather service posted severe thunderstorm warning for eastern lancaster county and chester county until 6:45 tonight, this is the leading edge of an inten

now with the president's first appearance in a mid-term battle gardner is seizing the opportunity. >> let me utter two sweet words. president obama. >> reporter: both campaigns are fighting for women voters. gardner says he no longer supports ballot measures to grant fertilized eggs legal protection. >> my opponent led a crew sid that would make birth control illegal and sponsored a bill to make abortion a felony. >> he's running a campaign which is a desperation technique. >> reporter: udall hopes images like this will not distract the issues he supports. >> raise the minimum wage. >> reporter: recently touted as a conservative reformer by senator marco rubio gardner misses no chance to tie the colorado senator to the president. >> senator udall cast a deciding vote on obamacare. >> reporter: analysts say this tight race could come down to those with no allegiance. about a third democrats, third republicans and third unaffiliated the latter having the higher percentage. >> thank you. >>> the missing irs emails dealing with the irs targeting scandal. tonight a new e-mail is adding ano

. >>> tonight at 11:00 we begin with a series of new special reports, called jim gardner one-on-one, he is sitting down with people in the region getting to know them on a personal level, you probably never heard of them but their achievements speak volumes. first tonight, he speaks with superintendant, william hite. who talks about paying for basic needs of students across the city. does he regret taking the job or see a light at the end of the tunnel. jim gardner one-on-one wi >>> congress is ignoring the battle over birth control, the senate is suppose to vote on a bill for contraceptives, even when the legislature objects to it. this counters the supreme court ruling that says that businesses can deny coverage for religion reasons. >>> two former rivals are -- for forming a partnership today. they are teaming up to develop more than 100 new apps for iphones and ipads as a way to target new business clients. >> hershey will up their prices on some of your favorite candy bars, they say that prices for cocoa and dairy has gone up since the beginling of year. >>> a common diagnosis f

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. thursday night, the big story on "action news" tonight, is concern about the potential for flash flooding at the jersey shore, this is what it looked like in ocean city late this morning after downpours dropped 3 to 6 inches of rain in some places, right now there is a flash flood watch in atlantic cape may counins >> i'm jacob and i'm from texas and i have never seen this much rain. texas it doesn't usually rain this much. >> while not unheard of it's not exactly routine here too. the drains were full of bay water from high tide. so the rain water was in the streets. >> better a boogie board than a bicycle to get around. the morning was met with no sunshine for tourists. >> it has flooded but never this bad. it has definitely taken a day out of the week. >> much of but not all of the water receded. as for injuries -- >> we had a few stranded motorists that called the police department for assistance and i imagine there were a

with jim gardner. >>> tonight they welcomed home thelma brown. brown was injured in friday's deadly carjacking accident, standing next to the three children killed by a stolen suv. for the first time she is speaking about her ordeal. it was wednesday night and the big story is the heart-wrenching account of the woman that barely escaped death. kenneth moton is live in allegheny and tioga where they held another memorial vigil tonight. >> reporter: thelma brown was released from the hospital earlier this evening, she has not seen this large memorial yet but a large welcome home celebration was weighting for her. >> 69-year-old thelma brown is home and back on her porch, around the corner from allentown and allegheny avenues where she almost lost her life. >> saw a car coming toward her, some say the car had gone that way and you go that way. >> the woman remembers setting up the fruit stand with her neighbors from across the street, keesha williams and her three children and then they saw the suv coming towards them and we know it was fleeing carj

hamilton, agreed with gardner's assessment. >> the spatter places the shoe within an area capable ofving spatter, and the spatter is being generated by some impact into a blood source, which, in this case, is mrs. hamilton. >> and blood spatter found four inches up inside of his right shirt cuff was most telling. it was direct spatter, meaning the blood landed directly on the shirt. for spatter to get up inside the cuff meant it had to be traveling at some speed. >> for it to get on the inside, the blood has to be coming at an angle capable of missing the wrist and the edge of the cuff and the outside and going on the inside of it. that puts very limited positions with which that could have occurred. >> the only way that could have happened is from somebody using their hand to either hold a weapon or something like that, and beat -- beat susan hamilton and the blood droplets come spewing off to be driven up in that angle. >> scientists performed dna testing on each and every bloodstain on dr. hamilton's shirt and shoes. it was all susan's blood. luminol tests revealed even more of su

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. >>> hollywood legend james gardner died. his rolls as a wise-cracking card shark.e was a popular player. he kept everywhere entertained in a career spanning six decades. courtney kealy has more. >> movie reel: the only time you quit when you win is after you one it all. >> reporter: james gardner found fame as a smooth-talking gambler in "the maverick." roles followed with julie andrews and marlin brando. he took on the german. it was his private eye jim rock ford in "the rock ford files" that awarded him an emmy. he was known for laid back charm and manly appeal. rooem rooel you are aren't going to shoot anybody, we both know it... >> gardner was nominated for an as car as best ask for for "murphy's romance", with sally field. he returned for "maverick", the role going to mel gibson. the screen actors gilled awarded him with a lift achievement aware. >> i don't know if i deserve the ward, please tonight forgive me if i act i do. >> a final role was a dying millionaire in the 2006 drama "the ultimate gift", he was found dead of natural causes in his brept wood home

frank gardner, bbc news. >>or mor this thre, spoke art te ago with rie. he served sretary of homeland security. tom ridge, you have been in the room as the discussions, taking place before an announcement like this is made. what constitutes that process? >> first of all, i think it's a very important question because the answer is, it's not just one meeting. it's a series of meetings among multiple agencies and multiple people, more on than not involving all lies and friends tied into the intelligence community that leads up to the seminole meeting among principals that say it's serious enough, it is credible enough to have to do something -- we have to say something public about it. but the whole notion of it gathering to all of the noise and all of that intelligence, finding something that's consistent, that's credible, that is real, potentially that has been confirmed by other source when's you gather all of that together and you lay it out in front of the group and you try to reach a consensus as to whether or not all of the perspectiv y need vateto e

thousands packed a brooklyn church to say good-bye to aaron gardner.sted for allegedly selling unlicensed cigarettes. amateur video of the arrest shows the police officer using a banned choke hold on gardner. the incident has prompted the nypd to retrain its officers on the use of force. >>> and a wireless microchip could be the future of contraception. researchers are testing the device that delivers tiny amounts of hormone like a birth control pill. it can hold enough hormone to prevent pregnancy for up to 16 years, but it can be turned off remotely if a woman wants to conceive. it would cost about $1,000. >>> stephen colbert and the "late show" will stay in new york when colbert takes over for letterman next year, the show will continue to be taped in the ed sullivan theater. the date of the show is uncertain, depending on when letterman retires. >> three burglars broke into a beachside restaurant on sunday but soon they were naked as they stole three cases of hamburger meat, bell peppers, and pan of bacon. police are asking the public to help solve

bbc security correspondant frank gardner has the latest. >> boring but necessary. part of the modern-day precautions we have all grown used to in an age to constant threats to aviation security. and now america fears its inbound flights are being targeted for attack by al qaeda operatives in syria. both the u.s. and britain say they're taking unspecified safety measures. >> we take these decisions looking testified in front of us and working with our partners. this is something we've discussed with the americans and what we have done is put in place some extra precautions and xtra checks. >> at manchester airport today, flew were complaining. >> anyone who's troubled anywhere since 9/11, you're used to it. you know the scenario. >> feel a bit stressed. heard the news this morning. put the television on and i thought oh, god. >> more security the better. i'm happy with it. >> the source of the threat is al qaeda in yemen. they have been working on perfecting airborne bombs for over five years. today's heightened airport security is because that lethal expertise is t

and udall has a 38-point lead over gardner, a lead that is likely to grow bigger. then there's the gap among independents. colorado is leaping democratic. and in michigan governor snyder has a narrow lead by 14 points in the race. and in colorado governor hickenlooper is taking heat for appearing to flip-flop on the gun issue. 40% of registered voters say they would be more likely to vote for a candidate who believes the sale of firearms should be less strictment. then check out this poll in colorado, 56% of those favor citizenship over 47% in michigan. >>> well, democrats have their sights on defeating a lot of republican governors who rode the tea party's coat tails to office in 2010, but unlike michigan's rick snyder who made it through the primary in 2010 with the help of independents and democrats. with the state and economic crisis, snyder made himself a technocrat and he reminded voters of his promises this year in a super bowl ad. >> some call him a nerd, but michigan now calls him the comeback kid. michigan is coming back because our governor loves budgets

runing aggressively on this issue, and forced the republican to moderate in that race could, cory gardner. >> we saw abortion discussed very plainly in 2012, from the democratic national convention. democrats believe they saw an advantage with women on this. they believed the same thing is true now, and i think there are certain places where it's more true than others but they are expecting especially with single women this can be a winner in the way hillary clinton framed that argument regardless of the fact that it contains some inaccuracies and lack of a mention about her own husband's administration and the role there, but that is the argument the democrats in washington were hoping will be executed in the next couple months. >> there are so few issues driving democratic voters out to the polls, they think they could possibly neutralize obamacare for republicans. >> if you listen to hillary clinton, whether you agree or disagree you knew crystal clear what she thought of the decision. the same question was posed to another prospective 2016 candidate, chris christie. >> why should i gi

jim gardner one-on-one.im sits down with news makers from around the region getting to know them on a much more personal level. he'll also talk with people you probably never have heard of but their achievements speak volumes. tonight jim talks with philadelphia school superintendent dr. william hite. dr. hite has been battling politicians parents and unions over the future of the district and how to pay for even the most basic needs of public school children across the city. does he regret taking the job? does he see light at the end of the tunnel? watch jim gardner one-on-one tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> five even 17. coming up the finalist for a snack make are's second annual do us a flavor contest. the list includes cappuccino flavored chips. >> new treatment may be on the horizon for those suffering from chronic pain. it could be just a phone call away. karen. >> we've got a day of change our first half of the day is warm and oppressively humid. it gets better in the afternoon. let's take a loo

gardner, for five minutes. mr. gardner: i thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today in support of the amendment which allocates $3 million for water conservation and delivery. the funding for this amendment is taken directly from the underlying bill's $856 million appropriation to the bureau of reclamation. for water probablies. the amendment directs $3 million of this sum specifically for water conservation and delivery probablies. the bureau of reclamation fund provides critical assistance to western areas of the country. in the ar i had west, water is our life. these projects improve water supply, quality, water supply quality, address water shortage issues, improve conservation measures and stabilize walter supplies -- stabilize water supplies. probablies like the arkansas valley conduit, with over 100 miles of pipeline, serving dozens of communities with clean, abundant and affordable water. in the western united states, water is an economic driver. in order to attract more economic growth, either in business or agriculture, every industry in the we

several investigations into the cause of gardner's death are currently ongoing while the local community demands justice calling what happened an execution long time anti police brutality activist who claims chokeholds are much more common than the public is aware of despite being a legal this is something that is better within the code of the police department is like a trademark for them to do that is to go in somebody down and bring them down logs from the city's civilian complete review board which investigates allegations of police abuse show chokehold complaints are growing two hundred thirty three allegations involving chokeholds were recorded last year alone even after the public outreach caused by eric gardner's death another chill cold incident took place just days later as a twenty two year old was being detained for reportedly not paying a subway fare the chill cold was initially banned in new york two decades ago but shortly after and the tourist petty ultra cation led to it being used livonian police officer choked anthony by. one thousand nine hundred ninety four he choked

in colorado, republican congressman cory gardner is trying to unseat democratic senator mark udall.n colorado, gender is playing a defining role in that race. the udall campaign has gone to great lengths to highlight gardner's record on issues relating to women. that record includes past support for several personhood measures that would have banned all abortion and arguably would have also banned the most commonly used form of birth control. issue of contraception was amplified by the supreme court's recent decision in the hobby lobby case. udall has been focusing on the issue since the early days of this campaign. now new polling just out today shows gardner trailing udall by seven points overall in colorado and by 12 points among women voters. so just like for president obama in 2012, women right now are making the difference for mark udall and they could make the difference for other democrats in other critical senate races this year, too. now in light of that, democrats are upping the ante. today on capitol hill, senate democrats, a new piece of legislation that attempts to cou

for example against mark udall now cory gardner was. the tenth one of the two in most conservative. house members in the last session that. was by way of vote he was one of the most conservative but this organization puts their money behind cory gardner head to the exclusion of mark you'd also i don't know this is an odd mixture of oddball some of them political has millions simply trying to make money other political opportunists that are trying to relabel republicans when the label of republican becomes so disgusting and so ugly like we said we just recently saw just hours ago with this vote to to sue the president when it becomes that stupid when the threshold of stupidity gets to that point you obviously want to change the name of your party and that's what mark mckinnon wanted to do change the name of his party and start calling it the no labels party so it's exactly like we saw with the with the tea party exactly the same scenario while most of the most of the money raised was going to their staffers there for the half million dol

james gardner was 86 years old. >> in "healthcheck" at noon food and drug administration was warning against use of powerful and deadly type of caffeine. warning comes in the wake of the death of 18-year-old logan steiner of ohio. he used powder caffeine shortly before his death. caffeine levels in his blood were 23 times higher than cuff of coffee. powdered calf he is sold as dietary supplement. it is not under regulations but fda is considering taking action. they're warning parents of teething babies to steer clear of precipitation or over the counter medications. most are not safe for infants and experts say they really don't work well. they say rubbing or massaginging child's tender gums can hip other let the baby gnaw on cold wash close that has been in french not freezer. >> more than expected on recent trip to home improvement for. michael sosana lost legs to land nine vietnam was shopping at lows store staten island his wheelchair broke down. they figured they would get the tools and materials and fix it at home. three store employees had a different idea. >> they for the wh

coming up 7 on your side, the inside scoop on >> legendary actor james gardner has died. he was found dead at his home of natural causes. he was 86 years old. >>> [screams] >> oh, my god! >> five people suffered bushes, some serious, when the hot hair balloon they were riding in crashed into powerlines. witnesses captured photos of the balloon descending. it knocked out power to homes in the immediate area. >>> half a dozen joined an organized nationwide protest against amnesty and border search. they say they are concerned about the government's failure to secure our borders. >> i am out here because i don't think our government is taking the right approaches with all this immigration and they are just letting people run right over the border. >> they should be collecting them and bringing them back where they came from to discourage future people from coming here with false hopes. >> others believe the u.s. must take a more humanitarian approach, especially when children are involved. >>> some advocates for the homeless are mad about a recent effort by the city of berke

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gardner while he was laying on the ground?that's the subject of a separate investigation being carried out by the fire department. >> we've heard this as being political, and this could become a political issue with the new mayor and the police chief. why is it important that the city deal with this and deal with it the right way? >> we're hearing about it being called political on both sides. this is a time to take a breath and cool down a little bit and let the investigations take their course. we shouldn't prejudge, we should wait to see what the investigators say. to me what opportunities do we have to learn from this? you can have a hypothetical issue where nothing goes wrong. or spray him with place, many police departments do, he is asthmatic, he would have gone into arrest. how do we change the tactics or train the polic police officersd assure the public that everything was done in the correct way? >> they had spond because they had been the victim of soful, law enforcement and the african american community. so how d

eric gardner died after an officer used a choek hold. triggered public protest and the use of choke holds. authorities are investigating gardner's doth and looking at how the n.y.p.d. trains its officers. >> this is a top-to-bottom look at our training. this will take months, if not going into an appeared of time to retrain 35,000 personnel. it will be to develop state of the art use of force, policies. >> the n.y.p.d. will consult with the los angeles police department on that effort. now to miami. gun violence is on the rise. there has been 41 shootings in liberty city. now they are demanding that the federal government give more funding for law enforcement. >> reporter: grandma ella tells people a bullet has no eyes. if they did, surely they wouldn't have pierced through the walls of this house and killed her 24-year-old granddaughter and 2 year-old grandson while they slept. >> how can this happen when she's at home in her bed. >> bullets sprayed the area as this man coached a youth basal game. he was shot and a friend died next to h

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. >>> right now jim gardner and the news team at 6:00. breaking news from the kensington section of philadelphia. a body of a woman is discovered in a duffel bag. live at the scene with new details. >>> another bad day thousand waf employees get their pink slip. i'll have that story coming up. >>> for th >>> monday night the officials figure out what caused the evacuation of 150 homes in skippack township. hundreds of jobs are bound for the waterfront in camden. the big story tonight is the threat of another bout of violence weather. we show a line of storms coming through the central part of the state. that has prompted a severe thunderstorm watch for another couple of hours. meteorologist, adam joseph is live at the "action news" big board. adam. >> that is right jim. until the eight o'clock hour. it could linger beyond that. most of the area is quiet. it's warm and muggy. no severe storms at the present time in our viewing area. we are tracking a line of downpours with embedded lightning in between. the northern part of bucks near quak

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all star representatives for the giants, no buster posey, but madison bum gardner is in. at 32 years old roger federer is ancient by tennis standards yet here he was in another wimbledon final trying to prove the naysayers wrong. novak djokovic trying to prove as well. he lost five of the last six major finals. five straight games to take the set. here he is serving. little decisive fifth set, djokovic just too good in the tenth game. he would break the seven-time champ. double match point, back hand into the net. also his seventh major title. >>> thunder rain and lightning postponed yet's coke see zero 400 in daytona so they had to do it today. lap 98, a whole lot of trouble here. 26-car pullup, earlier in the race there was a 16-car pileup. coal whip whips kyle bush. lap 112. >>> white sulfur springs, west virginia. two-time champion, the duck approaching the par 4, 13th. eagle. cabrera fires six under 64. his 16 under par score good enough. >>> tonight at 11:00 on the san jose sabercats wrapped up another title. >>> thank you, colin. up next on abc 7 news at 9, comedia

now, for jim gardner, cecily tynan, adam joseph and ducis rogers, jeff skversky, and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, surviving the crash, as another passenger plane goes down. this one during a dangerous storm. tonight, you will hear amazing stories from people who escaped the wreckage. >>> a somber procession, as some victims of malaysia flight 17 return home. >>> and, also tonight on "world news," finding your dream house. >> never shy away from the house that looks terrible. >> the secret to finding a hidden treasure for your family in a neighborhood you thought you couldn't afford. >>> good evening to you on this wednesday night. we begin with a developing story in this week of jarring news. yet another passenger plane has gone down, this time, in taiwan,

now for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team, i am jim gardner. good night.

brett gardner will score. atek jeter somewhat slower this age. he will not. 3-0.ankees when it braves and cubs, a home run that lands into the bleachers. a cubs fan gets the ball and he takes it and throws it back. a ball in his glove. he switched the ball. the old switcheroo. he throws the ball back from his other glove. atlanta won the game 12-6. the wizards have lost trevor ariza to the rockets. he averaged over 14 points per game. another factor, he will replace parsons for the rockets but houston have to match the offer sheet. looks like he is going to sign a deal with houston. the player could replace him had a good day today. 25 points. an opportunity opens up for porter. a good sign for him. the wizards won the game 90-79. first tomorrow's winner, germany and argentina for the title, kickoff at 2:00. the other topic will be the team from the host country brazil. it of the favorites to win all, and scored 10-1. the consolation game against the netherlands. minutes later, the netherlands controlled and priscilla tries to clear. it reminds y

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and jim is off and i'm rick williams, in the news armed gunman steal nearly $200,000 from caesars casino and police arrest an s&p in the main line home invasion and chase. >>> but the big story is the ban of all u.s. flights heading to israel. some u.s. airlines in europe and canada have suspended flights after a rocket landed intel severe today. this after fighting with militants and hamas at gaza. they determined it was too dangerous to fly into tel aviv right now. walter perez is live at the airport. >> reporter: rick, a short time ago, the prime minister appealed directly to secretary of state, kerry, to do what he can to resume flights to israel specifically tel aviv. we spoke to a family who are already on edge. >>

for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00 tonight. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, breaking now, tropical storm arthur, gaining strength, barrelling toward the east coast, set to become a hurricane right before the 4th. our team is live along the coast line, swimmers rescued from rip current already. ginger zee with the storm track. >>> breaking news, terror fears, u.s. authorities calling for new security at airports around the world. what are they so worried about now? >>> the food truck fire ball caught on tape, families were lined up for dinner. tonight we've just learned what caused it and the urgent warning now for anyone grilling this holiday. >>> and wimbledon in full swing, but tonight it's not the players nor the royals who are the real stars. it's this hawk. on a secret mission.

right now jim gardner is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. commissioner addresses the city's response to the blaze that killed four children, details and the response from the community. >>> two skydivers are hurt in a terrifying plunge in buck county. >>> blueberries are ripe for the picking and famers are busy harvesting this year's crop. tips on what to look for when you buy yours. >> now for adam joseph and cecily tynan and monica malpass, >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. tuesday night, the big story on "action news" tonight is a severe thunderstorm watch, now in affect for the tri-state area, we are looking live at philadelphia international airport, where we have been told that there are two hour delays for arriving flights because of wind and the airport does have the look and feel of an approaching storm. meteorologist, cecily tynan has the latest from double scan radar and accuweather. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing a vicious line of thunderstorms working to the east, it extends from west virginia

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for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, america's team. we're with the american fans, our star players giving it their all. >>> and tonight, the first tropical storm growing by the hour. will it become a hurricane? >>> and look at the video, serena williams suddenly inable to play. >>> and why this video is going viral,

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> wednesday night and jim is off and a suspected war criminal from philadelphia dies and an assault suspect is now out of jail. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the big developments in the middle east as fitding continues between israel and the militants in gaza. plumes of smoke filmed the sky and meanwhile, secretary of state, john kerry, arrived in tel aviv after the faa banned planes from flying there for the next 24 hours and it continues to impact families from here in the delaware and lehigh valley. john roll . >> reporter: >> reporter: hi rick we should start by saying the normal service from philadelphia to tel aviv here was canceled for the second time and all u.s. carriers and most european carriers are staying out of tel aviv at this time than is impacting local folks here. >> mike richmond shared this voice mail with his 16-year-old daughter elana, who is with