katherine scott is live on the scene. she'll give us the update. you can stick to chapel avenue. 422 trooper eastbound traffic heading toward king of prussia almost a touch of building volume, but no major delays as you look at the travel time. we have a five minute ride between oaks and 202, a few people waking up and hitting the road on 422, a good shot of the road conditions, as well. we're clear and dry through the area right now. i want to take you to kelly drive, it is regatta season that's great news if you like regattas, bad news if you like to travel on kelly drive. it is shut down between kelly drive an mountain green drive until saturday you will see extra congestion with people sticking to the schuylkill david. >> reporter: it's warm and muggy, once the sun gets up over the horizon. as you look at satellite, we have high serious clouds out there. we have showers out by pittsburgh. there could be a shower or spotty thunderstorm not until later this afternoon and this evening. 74 in philadelphia. 70 in allentown. 70 in wilmington. 73 in t

katherine scott is live on the scene. you've been watching them working how does it look, katherine? >> reporter: well, tam, pse&g crews are here trying to make the repairs. if you look past the vehicles you can see they have dug underneath the surface of the roadway as they continue to fix the issue. this is a busy stretch, but you do want to avoid it, the eastbound side of route 70 in cherry hill is closed to traffic from grove past curtis traffic is getting by in the westbound lanes, so a lane is closed. when we first got here we were standings closer to curtis where it happened. crews said it was not safe to stand that close. police say no one needed to be evacuated from their homes. along 70 it is commercial. this happened in the eastbound lanes of route 70 near curtis and cherry hill around 12:30. pse&g said one of the crews was completing work on a project for the department of transportation project when a line was cut. when the repairs will be complete it is estimated between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. avoid the area

katherine scott is live along route 70 in cherry hill how it happened and when it might be fixed. >> reporter: pse pse&g crews are on the scene digging under the surface of the road trying to fix the issue starting at 12:30 a.m. the eastbound side of 70 is closed from grove to past

katherine scott live on penns landing where people will show up. >> reporter: good morning, tam, there are so many events around the area to honor fallen servicemen and women. one of them is taking place here at the philadelphia korean war memorial at penns landing. the ceremony starts at 11:00 a.m., the keynote speaker is iraq war veteran patrick murphy. you may see rain for the early activities, it was raining earlier, but the rain has stopped. it should push out for the parades and ceremonies. larvets -- last night the fireworks lit up over the waterfront day at the penns landing. before the fireworks the u.s. air force band full spectrum played, people danced along from under their umbrella, not everyone came prepared with wet weather gear, but they made the best of it. >> i was not expecting the rain i came out with sandals, look, new invention, wearing socks with the sandal, bulls i did not expect -- because i did not expect the rain at all. i'm here to see the fireworks. >> reporter: today at penns landing they will be holding a ceremony at the vietnam war memorial not too far f

katherine scott is live in pike creek, new castle county with the latest details, good morning, katherine> reporter: good morning tam, that's right, state police say an off-duty delaware state police trooper shot her girlfriend who was severely beating her. we don't know their conditions right now. you can see delaware state police vehicle sits outside this home here in pike creek where it happened on 3200 block of champion drive. investigators are beginning to wrap up hear. let's go to video from this morning around 4:45 a.m., a tow truck arrived and a silver lexus was hooked up and towed away from the home. the 911 call came from the home from the off-duty trooper shortly before 11:15 p.m. she does have children but an her boyfriend was the only one there at the time. she was being beaten by her boyfriend when she grabbed her service weapon and fired a shot at him. he was hit in the upper torso. new castle police and state police rushed to the scene. >> the altercation occurred between the two, we don't know what it was about at this point, but it is very early in the investigation, but

in media, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> the rain stopped just in time for croydon's memorial day parade in bucks county. >> (sirens). >> reporter:. >> fire truck sirens blared as the parade made its way through town. these lucky kids got to ride on top and toss out candy to the folks below. the band from harry truman high school also entertained the crowd along with a group of mummers in their fancy costumes, there they are. children decorated their bikes and took part in the festivities. we even saw a chicken who was enjoying the parade. >>> 6abc is helping put a little more love in your memorial day. prime time tonight kicks off with an all new episode of the

katherine scott is live at the korean war memorial on penns landing, good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right there are a lot of events around the area to mark memorial day. it's not raining here any more. you may see early showers on and off, but mainly it's pushing away from us for the parades and events this morning. at 11:00 a.m. at penns landing a ceremony will takes place to honor the fallen military. the keynote speaker will be former congressman patrick murphy. plarcht -- last night the fireworks exploded over the delaware river after the air force band full spectrum played at penns landing. the concert and fireworks capped off the first ever waterfront day at penns landing for the memorial day weekend. some families say they plan to make this a new annual tradition. >> enjoy the concert and enjoy the firing and family and friends. i'm here, i'm going to enjoy it, rain, sleet, notice, please no thunder and lightning. >> reporter: at penns landing they will be holding a ceremony at the vietnam war memorial that ceremony is set to start at 12:30 p.m. liv

katherine scott is live on the 3200 block of champion's drive. good morning, katherine. >>> good morning, tam, so far police have not released a whole lot of information what happened last night we know that authorities were called to the scene here for the investigation into a double shooting inside this home in pike creek. you can see it looks quiet here on the 3200 block of champion drive right now. a delaware state police vehicle is parked outside the home. let's go to video where you can see two people taken out of the home and put into ambulances. they were taken to the hospital in critical, but stable condition and police haven't provided an update on how they are doing right now. both delaware state police and new castle police responded to the scene. it happened at 11:30 inside the home. investigators have not discussed a motive. we know one man and one woman were shot. their identities have not been released. the investigation is on going, we'll bring you an update as we get them. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a drive-by sh

for more on what this means for the case we go live to katherine scott live at the courthouse in camden. >> reporter: that is right rick and sara, the jury said they could not reach a verdict so this morning the judge declared a mistrial in this case and dismissed the jurors, there was an indication this could happen. yesterday the day wrapped up the jury saying they were having trouble reachling a verdict and the judge encouraging them to go back. and today they influenced they could not do it >> in light of the -- that the jury is not in a position to be able to reach consent in this matter. accordingly at this point in time i'm going to dismiss you and thank you for your services. so the judge thanked the jurors for their service and left the courthouse without any comment. around 11:30, prosecutors and little brendon creato's mother left the courthouse without comment either. since closing arguments, the jury spent a lot of time together revisiting evidence and some evidence they heard multiple times. including the video of him hearing his son was dead. he maintained his innocence b

katherine scott is live at the korean war war memorial on penns landing. , good morning, jennette and tam, there's a lot of to do around the area for memorial day. in the earlier events, you may get rained on. today at 11:00 a.m. at the korean war memorial at penns landing, a ceremony will takes place, the keynote speaker will be former congressman patrick murphy. last night fireworks were over penns landing, spectators stood under their umbrella enjoying the tunes despite the rain. cons sermt -- concert and fireworks capped off the first ever concert at penns landing. >> it was great to enjoy the fireworks and family and friends. >> i'm here i'm going to enjoy it, rain, sleet, snow, hell, please no thunder and lightning. >> reporter: at penns landing they will be holding ceremony at the vietnam war memorial that's taking place at 1:30. live at penns landing, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> ocean city's memorial day services scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at veterans memorial park, if it is raining the service will be moved to the tabernacle. >>> many are enjoying r and r on the

katherine scott has more. >> reporter: forces say dante robinson was shot during a home invasion, he remains at the hospital recovering, he has been charged with burglary aggravated assault and endangering a child. 21-year-old dante robinson charged with a home invasion after being charged with the murder of 12-year-old autumn pasquale in clayton new jersey. >> i knew it was going a happen. >> reporter: autumn's father said the court should not have released robinson when they did. he was a teenager when he was charged along with his brother. autumn found in a recycling bin next to the home. justin pleaded guilty and serving 17-year-old sentence. ron son was re-- robinson was released in 2013. shorepointly after midnight on monday, camden county prosecutor's office said he broke into a sicklierville home. the homeowners shot one of the assailant assailants alleged to be robinson. >> if he was off the street to begin with, the family wouldn't be in this position right now. >> i would tell the judge don't let this happen again you have him. >> reporter: at this point, the camden county

"action news" reporter katherine scott is live at philadelphia international airport to explain how thispened. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, the first direct flight from philadelphia to reykjavik will have to be completed at another time because the one that took off from philadelphia last night had mechanical issues and it had to be diverted to boston where it landed safely. there was a champagne toast, there was a cake cutting and then the delegation when included mayor kenney and the mayor of reykjavik boarded the plane to iceland last night but as they were flying over canada they ran into problems and the plane had to be diverted to logan airport in boston. reporter victor fiorella from philadelphia magazine was on the flight and posted this photo of law enforcement meeting the plane on the ground. they say it's standard practice that law enforcement meets aircraft divertd from other cities for safety reasons. twitter user donna at talarico took this picture. passengers boarded shuttles to the hotel overnight one saying it was nearly 3 a.m. w

katherine scott is live on champions drive in pike creek. katherine. >> reporter: matt that's right, we know there was a double shooting late last night. police have not released a whole lot of information about exactly what happened. it's pretty quiet here at this home in pike creek. you can see the door is open, a delaware state police vehicle is parked outside the home, but again, very quiet on the 3200 block of champion drive. they towed a silver lexus that was the parked out front. a video from last night shows two people taken out of the home one sitting up, the other lying on stretcher. they were taken to the hospital, in critical, but stable condition. police have not provided an update on how they are doing right now. delaware state police and new castle county police responded to the scene. you can see them in the doorway walking in and out of the home. it happened around 11:30 p.m. so far investigators have not discussed a motive. we know one man and one woman were shot, we don't know their names or ages. we did see investigators d

katherine scott is live from the scene with the latest. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, pse&g crews are on the scene trying to fix it. you can see their vehicles up ahead. when we got here, they were closer to where it happened. crews said it was not safe enough to stands that close. nobody needed to be evacuated from the surrounding neighborhoods. this happened in the eastbound lanes of route 70 near curtis in cherry hill. there are nightly closures for roadwork. crews were doing roadworks when they ran into an issue with the natural gas main line. there was a break in the line. westbound lanes are open. traffic is getting by. pse&g is here making the repairs. even from when we've been here you can see a change. initially you could see what appeared to be the natural gas spurting whether it was vapor or whatever something spurting from the line. they are getting it under control. of course, we'll keep an eye on it and let you know what we see in the next half-hour. live in cherry hill, katherine scott

katherine scott is live for us on the 3200 block of champion's drive with the details. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right we did just get new information from investigators we had heard initially this was a double shooting we know one person was shot, one person was assaulted and the person assaulted and the person who fired their weapon was an off duty delaware state trooper. you can see it is quiet here now, investigators are wrapping up after a long night at the scene. police say the off-duty trooper was being severely beaten by her boyfriend when she fired one shot hitting him in the upper torso. a delaware state police vehicle parked outside the home 4:45 a.m., a tow truck arrived loading up a silver lexus parked outside the home. this happened shortly before 11:00 p.m., 11:15 p.m. on champion drive in pike creek. the off-duty trooper called police. you can see in the video two people taken out of the home. one sitting at a slight incline, the other lying dawn. they were put into ambulances. we do not know their conditions now. we

katherine scott has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: this investigation continues but state police say the off duty trooper was being beaten by her boyfriend when she shot him. this morning investigators carried bags of evidence from the pike creek home in the fairway falls development where a off-duty state trooper opened fire on her boyfriend. she called 911 around 11:15. police quickly arrived. >> they were banging on her door, i saw a woman being carried out on the stretcher. >> reporter: this happened on the 3200 block of champion drive. state police said the shooting happened from a physical altercation the off-duty trooper was being assaulted when she fired her weapon. >> she was being beaten by the boyfriend which led to the trooper who was off-duty grabbing her service weapon and firing a shot at the boyfriends. he was shot in the upper torso. he was taken to christiana medical center for treatment. >> she was struck severely about the facial area and beaten severely. >> reporter: investigators remained at the scene for hours taking photos and gathering evidence. a silver

katherine scott is on penns landing good morning. >> reporter: there are so many events to honor the fallen veterans one at korean war memorial in penns landing. the ceremony starts at 11:00 a.m., the keynote speaker former congressman patrick murphy. you may see rain for earlier activities, the rain will push out by mid morning. it's not a washout. last night fireworks lit up the sky over the delaware river, they were the grand finale to the first ever waterfront day at penns landing. it was a little bit soggy at times, but fun nonetheless. the air force band played. people danced along under their umbrellas. not everyone came prepared with wet weather gear, but they did make the best of it. >> i came out with sandals, but look new invention wearing socks with the sandal, because i did not expect the rain. i'm out here, i wanted to see the fireworks, here we are. >> today we're going to be holding a ceremony at the vietnam war memorial not too far from here, also at penns landing that's set to start at 12:30. we're live at penns landing, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> n

katherine scott was there for the parade full of music and operate treatism. >> reporter: patriotism. >> reporter: this parade is rain or shine which is good because it did not stop the crowds from coming out. the memorial day parade stepped off the rain not dampening the mood of the spectators. >> from the marching bands, waving girl scouts and fancy cars and local fire companies, the route was packed with fun for spectators. many decked out in red white and blue, but through the flash and festivities many remember why they were here. >> for the veterans who fought in wars and died. >> reporter: many take the time to honor servicemen and women who lived some of them marching today. the mayor of media explained this is one of their many events throughout the year honoring veterans. >> media is known as a veterans community. back in the 60s and 70s, this is a place people came when they were leaving for vietnam. they sent them on their way, they greeted them when they came back. >> reporter: whether you're on the parade route or elsewhere, veterans and spectators alike agreed it's impo

we're live at philadelphia international airport, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> thank youherine. >>> this is an "action news" inclusive. a carjacking suspect is under arrest after police say he took off in an suv with a young child inside. it happened at the u.s.a. gas station on landis avenue in vineland yesterday. surveillance video shows on the mother of the child go into the store, a few seconds later the suspect jumps into the unlocked and running z the mother runs out of the store screaming and yelling as he lives off. one-year-old richie louis, ii was asleep in the back seat. >> she called me and said, rich, somebody took the baby and took the car, too. after that, everything went blank. i was just coasting trying to find out where he's at. i'm still in shock now. >> police found the suv abandoned a few blocks away with the baby safe inside less than an hour later police arrested 31-year-old pedro ortiz. >> happening tonight, a vigil planned for an eighth grader who wall shot and killed in port richmond. philadelphia police identify the victim as 14-year-old tyimer

live in camden, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that. >>> new this morning former dictator manuel noriega has died. he ruled the central american nation until 1983 until he was removed from power by the u.s. military in 1989. he spent 17 years in a u.s. prison for drug trafficking and money laundering. in december hawpe sent back to panama to serve 60 years in prison for murdering his opponents in that country. manuel noriega died after a brain hemorrhage. he was 83. >> time now is 5:36 and president trump is defending his son-in-law jared kushner. sources tell abc news kushner tried to create a secret communication channel with moscow. the president sent a statement to the new york times yesterday saying jared is is doing a great job for the country. i have total confidence in him. he is respected by virtue wiehle everyone. the fbi says kushner is not a target of the investigation but agents do want to talk with him about those communications. >>> lawmakers in texas had heated exchanges over the state's tough new anti-sanctuary cities law a yesterda

live in camden, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. tam. >> thank you katherine.ough this morning, former dictator manuel noriega has died. he rose to power in 1983 during a weak economy in panama. he was a key american ally before he came to power working with u.s. intelligence for decades but that changed when he was found to be a drug lord on selling u.s. intelligence to cuban strong man fidel castro. noriega's critics protested his tight grip. in 1989 the u.s. military invaded panama and apprehended the general. he was convicted on judge charges and spent 17 years in prison. in december noriega was sent back to panama to serve 60 years in prison for murdering his opponents. manuel noriega died because of a brain hemorrhage. >> 27-year-old remmington peters of colorado. peters family calls him a role model an angel on earth who taught them to live life to the fullest. the seal cut free from his chute when it failed to open over the weekend. you see it here floating away without him attached. peters landed in the hudson driver and died at the hospital. the navy

"action news" reporter katherine scott is at philadelphia international airport to explain how the mayornded up in the wrong place. katherine. >> reporter: matt, that's right, the first direct philadelphia to reykjavik flight was supposed to take off last night and then land in iceland but they ran into problems over canada and they had to be diverted back to boston where they landed safe a. itly. it was a technical issue. they'll take off this afternoon. let's go video from last night. before this happened there was a champagne toast with mayor kenney and the mayor of reykjavik. they then cut a multi tiered cake as they celebrated the first direct flights between their cities and then they boarded the plane. the iceland airplane arrived in philadelphia on sunday and they took off last night but a couple hours into the flight as they were over canada the flight was diverted to logan airport in boston. philly mag reporter snapped this picture of law enforcement meeting the plane on the ground in boston. iceland air says it's standard practice that that law force meets diverted flights. a

katherine scott has more. >> reporter: police believe this was a freak accident. they say a 17-year-old girl fell on to the tracks this morning as the train approached. >> the police basically had everything in lock down. al williams arrived this morning planning to take the broad street line to his appointment. when he arrives buses were running instead of the train and fire and police were on the scene. >> they said someone had been hit and no train running northbound at all. >> at 7-eleven a.m. as the northbound train approached. police say that a 17-year-old girl fell on the tracks and the train rolled over her foot and was rushed to the hospital with injuries but she survived. they believe her fall was accidental and foul play was not suspected and power was cut immediately and trains bypassed the station and service resumed with residual delays until operations got back to normal. septa has video of the incident they are reviewing as part of the investigation. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> now to the forecast we have lots of clouds hanging aro

live in the satellite center katherine scott. >> we're hearing from some of the people who witnessed the chaos inside the concert when that bomb went off. >> it was a massive wild bang and i looked up to where i heard it coming from and people were screaming. >> everybody was screaming. >> and ariana grande embraced her fans in grief on twitter overnight writing broken from the bottom of my heart. i am so, so sorry. i don't have words. the singer had left the stage and was not harmed when the explosion went off. various sites reporting grande has suspended the rest of her european tour. >>> as new developments continue to unfold in the manchester concert explosion, stay with "action news" throughout the morning for continuing coverage. >> 5:35. in other news police are stepping up patrols and looking to make more arrests in connection with a teen flash mob at a philadelphia septa station that left one police officer injured. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live for us outside east detectives. jeanette. >> reporter: well, matt, there were dozens of teens involved in all of th

we are live at philadelphia international airport, katherine scott, channel6 "action news.t. >> okay, katherine, thanks so much. >>> developing overnight a huge explosion went off near foreign embassies in kabul, afghanistan. at least 80 people were killed and 300 others were injured. the blast was caused by a suicide bomber near the german embassy. it happened at a busy time in the afghan capitol where that everyone was going to work. no group has claimed responsibility for the explosion. >>> president trump has been offering his cell phone numbers, his personal one to world leaders urging them to call him directly. the unusual invitation breaks traditional protocols of using secure lines. the associated press has learned that former national security adviser michael flynn will provide documents to the senate intelligence committee as part of its russia probe while the spotlight continues to focus on trump's son-in-law jared kushner with reports of him meeting with russian officials to set up a secret back channel between the trump transition team and the kremlin. >> 5:09

katherine scott is live in our satellite center this morning with the latest details.d morning. >> good morning, tam. investigators are trying to determine if this man operated alone or if he was part of a network. shortly after 4:00 a.m. president trump addressed the attack from bethlehem. he said we stand in solidarity with the people of the united kingdom and he also spoke about the evil inflicted by this perpetrator and others like him. >> i won't call them monsters. because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are: our society could have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed. we cannot stand a moment longer for the slaughter of innocent people. >> and you're looking at right now video from manchester. you can see some of the chaos in this cell phone video. people running from manchester arena. at 10:33 last night word came in about an explosion at the end of an ariana grande concert. she had just left the stage. more than 240 calls came into emergency services. 22 pe

"action news" reporter katherine scott is live now from the scene on the 6900 block of torresdale avenue >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, that clerk was shot in the course of this attempted robbery. hall he was taken to the hospital in stable condition. you can see right now that police have left but customers are showing up to the store and finding the door closed trying to figure out what happened here early this morning. this took place around 4:15 on the 6900 block of torresdale avenue in tacony. two employees were inside the store at the time. no customers. one suspect wearing a mask stayed outside acting as a lookout. he carried a duffle bag on his back. the second suspect was wearing a mask covering half his face. police say the suspect pointed his gun at the employees and demanded cash. one employee complied and the other clerk turned his back and put up his hands. the suspect outside threw his duffle bag into the store as the first suspect went into the cash register. then the suspect demanded cash from another register but when the worker said he could not get into

katherine scott is live now with more. >> reporter: rick, traffic was diverted earlier but the cars are moving along just fine right now, you see the black patch in the road, the cars and trucks are driving over it. that is where repairs were made this morning. both eastbound lanes are open for an hour and a half now and as for the leak no evacuations were necessary. traffic is back to normal in cherry hill. at the site of a gas main break overnight. it started at 12:30 a.m. in the eastbound lanes of route 70 near curtis for nightly road closures for road work and one crew was completing work on a project for the transportation department when a 2 inch main was cut. heavy equipment was hauled in to get beneath the surface for repairs and traffic got by in one westbound lane. the westbound lanes are completely open by 7:30 a.m. as well as one eastbound lane. by 9:00 crews filled in the hole and smoothed out the surface before the inner eastbound opened at 10:30 a.m. >> as for pseg customers service was not disrupted. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00 an invest

katherine scott takes us to the patriotic procession on state street. >> ♪ >> reporter:.emorial day parade in media stepped off this morning, the rain not dampening the mood of the spectators. from the roaring lyons of penncrest high school, the waving girl scouts fancy cars and the local fire companies the route was packed with fun for spectators. many decked out in red white and blue, toting gear for the wet weather. but through the flash and festivities even some of the youngest marchers remember why they're here. >> honor the veterans who fought in wars who have died. >> go left. >> reporter: many also take the time to honor the service men and women who lived, some of them marching today. the mayor of media explains this is one of their many events throughout the year honoring veterans. >> media is known as a veterans community. back in the 60's and 70's, this was a place people came when they were leaving for vietnam. they sent them on their way, they greeted them when they came back. >> reporter: whether you're on the parade route or elsewhere, spectators and veter

katherine scott is live. >> reporter: there weren't any customers inside of the store. just two employees, one of them was shot during the course of the robbery and he was taken to the hospital in stable condition. >> a clerk shot and this 7-eleven robs on the 6900 block of torresdale avenue in tacony. >> i have been coming here for yea years. >> i'm not surprised the area was targeted it's a high crime rate. >> own two employees were inside of the store when two suspects arrived. one stayed outside as a lookout, a mask covering his face. the other masked man approached the clerk. >> he walked in and pointed the gun, and requested money and the other employee put his hands up. >> and the other suspect loaded the cash and told the employee to open the other register. which he said he was unable to do. >> the suspect got mad and fired at the employee, and the employee got hit in the upper right arm area. and after that the shooter fired another shot into the ceiling. >> both suspects fled east, and one was found on a roof and taken into custody. at this point he is called

katherine scott will have more on the investigation in the next half-hour. >>> the cause of a suspicious fire that killed a pregnant woman in north philadelphia over the weekend is a mystery. residents fear this is a crime. jeanette reyes has been working the story all morning long and joins us live. jennette. >> reporter: sarah there are many unanswered questions, more than a day later still a police preference at the scene of a fire that's being called suspicious. police are tight lipped about the on going investigation, but they are not ruling out arson. this morning police kept watch over the home on the 2100 block of west is you susquehanna aven. they are guarding the scene that they are calling a suspicious fire. >> i came to the door and i saw flames coming out. >> reporter: police found the body of a 35-year-old woman who was five months pregnant. >> i think it is sad, because somebody lost a daughter, a sister, and a baby. >> reporter: authorities have stopped short of ruling the blaze an arson pending further investigation and autopsy, but neighbors are stunned that it is not b

katherine scott will have more on this story at 12:30. >>> and in pittsburgh jury selection continues in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. he is accused of sexually molesting a temple flee in 2004. yesterday five jurors were selected. three white men and two white women. the trial is set to begin in norristown montgomery county. >>> today may be a day to eat your lunch indoors. sky 6 hd taking a live look at sky 6 hd and a cloudy day out there. while it's dry now, that could change later on. david murphy way look at when rain could move back into the area. >> not the prettiest day out there. the clouds overall won the battle just a sunny break here or there. the atmosphere is beginning to moisten up. light precipitation around baltimore and washington. a lot of this light and sprinkles and nonetheless an indication of things to come. if you look at the wide view at satellite and radar, the clouds are fairly thick and the rain makes a move to the north and rotates out to sea and additional sprinkles and showers are falling apart as they get closer to us. the air in place now is fair

katherine scott live at the river rink at penns landing with all the details. katherine. >> reporter: hey sharrie, yes, so much fun, summer fest is officially opened at the blue cross river rink. there's roller skating and mini golf. you need tickets for those things. but these free crab fries. >> reporter: the opening of the american revolution museum at first and chestnut is expecting a busy weekend. visitors is post notes of thanks to service members and explore the artifacts and stories of those who created the country. >> we have very family-friendly activities in the pop up education space. we'll have costume interpreters here. there's photographs of the many of the those who lost loved ones in the struggle. >> mmentd is the perfect you know, time to remember those who had give their lives to create the country and keep us >> the national constitution center has a jammed packed agenda for the holiday. explore the mainstays like the life sized statues and there are special events, arts and crafts and colonial games on the front lawn. >> we have a flag day

katherine scott is live in camden with the details on the story. >> reporter: sources say dante robinson was shot during a home invasion, he remains at the hospital where he is recovering in the meantime he has been charged with burglary, aggravated assault and endangering a child. 21-year-old dante robinson charged in a violent home invasion 4 1/2 years after being charged with the murder of 12-year-old autumn pasquale in clayton, new jersey. >> i knew it was going to happen. >> reporter: autumn's father said the court should not have released robinson when they did. he was a teenager when he was charged along with h brother justin. autumn was found in the recycling bin next to the home. she was strangled after going to buy bike parts. dante was released from a juvenile facility after pleading guilty to abdomin instruction of justice. am -- guilty to an obstruction of justice charge. victims say four or five armed men with masks beat them and the homeowner shot one of the assail assailant who was robinson. >> i would tell the judge you have him again, he is in your custody keep him ther

katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> a judge is expected to decide whether the widower of adered south jersey radio host should be forced to provide dna, arguments were held on friday regarding april kauffman's husband dr. jim kauffman. a blood sample found in the family's home has the victim's blood as well as another's blood. the prosecution want the judge to provide acheek swab even though until now he is not name aid suspect. >>> and police want this man behind bars. wade daniels wanted for a stabbing at the wawa at route 38 if lumberton that he stabbed a male victim during a fight. daniels is considered armed and dangerous if you have seen him please call lum bore ton police. >>> a popular center city diner closed its doors for good and customers were treated for a special go ago way party. the owners of little pete's diner threw a block party to say thank you. the diner first opened in 1978 and shutting down to make way for a new hotel. faithful friends were treated to food and drink and customers were sad to say good-bye but the little petes in fairmount remains open

. >> "action news" reporter katherine scott joins us live from the satellite center with the latest detailsd tam investorring are trying to determine if this man operated alone or part of a larger network. president trump addressed the attack from bethlehem this morning. he reiterated this call to drive out terrorism and he spoke about the evil inflicted by this perpetrator and others like him. >> i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. our society can have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed. we cannot stand a moment longer for the slaughter of innocent people. >> and what you're looking at right now is cell phone video of the chaos after this attack. people panicking, run, from the concert at manchester arena after the blast. ariana grande had already left the stage when the explosion occurred near one of the exits at 10:33 p.m. more than 240 calls came into emergency services. 22 people including children have died, 59 others are injured suffering from

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katherine waterston stars in ridley scott's "alien: coveneant," but, as the actress tells us, one particular scene from the original kept her from watching an "alien" movie for many years."when i was 10, my friend's older brother showed me the chest-burster scene, and so my first impression was horror and trauma and i guess, convinced me that i wasn't built for seeing scary movies. so i avoided the "alien" franchise and basically all scary films from that point on. and didn't see it until the 30th person shamed me for getting that old without having seen "alien." and then i understood why, and i was blown away by it."(nat)casting news: sandra bullock will star in "cash truck." deadline reports the oscar-winning actress has signed on to the project, which is based on the 20-04 french thriller, "le convoyeur." bullock recently finished filming for the upcoming "ocean's eight." in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (will) coming up... the search is on for the people who stabbed a man in a park in san francisco. why police believe the attack may have bene targeted.( james ) major warm up today. your

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