. >> reporter: he says john kuhn told him he could do the job in four to six months. the family's lawsuit claims, after they paid kuhn $303,000, he walked off the job. >> shocking. it's totally shocking. >> reporter: the lawsuit also claims kuhn overbilled them for services by subcontractors and caused damage to their property. >> within ten seconds, the entire basement was filled up with mud and water. >> reporter: the "troubleshooters" went to john kuhn for answers. >> mr. slackta changed the entire plan and didn't believe he had to pay for it. >> reporter: he paid you $300,000. what did you do for that? >> what did i do? >> reporter: what work did do you? >> there was a lot of work done. >> reporter: kuhn says, if anything, the shlackta's owe him money. >> reporter: how much money do you think he owes you and for what? >> he probably owes me $100,000. >> reporter: for what? >> for work i did that i didn't get paid for. >> reporter: like what? >> all the extras. >> reporter: like what? >> there's a litigation going on here, so i'm not going into details. >> reporter

but thn kuhn told us -- then kuhn and his attorney told us they do not want to try this in the media. this pending lawsuit was in the violation of the pennsylvania home improvement consumer protection act and unfair trade practices, we put more on those laws and what you can learn from this at 6abc.com. meanwhile, the family hired a second contractor to finish the job, they say their new home will be completed next month. >>> 7:38 an awarded winning music based on on a popular children's book about a girl appear life turned upside down is on stage in philadelphia. 6abc loves the arts previews the secret garden. >>> live look outside looking at temple university, it is gloomy and gray, what's in store for the workweek? chris sowers says you'll love it we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in a bit. >>> so glad you stayed with us on a sunday morning, 7:41, 53 degrees outside, sky6 live hd giving a look over center city. meteorologist chris sowers has been talking about the gloom and the gray, but he promises the sun is up in the sky. >>> my husband is golfing today, he

. >> delaware senator chris kuhns heard the story. kuhns is now a cosponsor of a bipartisan bill that would remove the tax burden when student loans are cancelled in the event of death or disability. >>> there is a lasting tribute in delaware for beau biden. today's the guard named its headquarters after the vice president's son. beau biden died last year after a long battle with brain cancer. he was a member of the army national guard and later served as delaware's attorney general. the vice president said he hopes his son will be an inspiration to future service members. >> our prayer, the biden family prayer, is they'll see beau's name and look to his example of how to live life, a life of purpose, service, and inspiration. >> beau biden served in iraq during a yearlong deployment back in 2008. he earned a legion of merit and a bronze star. >>> traffic is slowing the ride on metro today. more delays are coming. safetrack gets under way on saturday june 4th. there will be 13 straight days of single tracking on the orange, blue, and

task -- missile test broadcast on state television and carried out under the watchful eye of kim john kuhn just weeks ago. -- kim jong-un just weeks ago. ththe south korean defense ministry says pyongyang has done it again. >> north korea tried to launch a missile and we believe it failed. south korea is not the only nation on high alert. the country's media say the missile in question was medium-range, which would allow it to target japan. they say they have all of its military prepared to shoot down projectiles just in case. >> the government has great interest in developments regarding missile related at duties. we are constantly as and analyzing information. we have not detected any incoming missiles and it has not affected our national security. reporter: the tests and attempted launches have resulted in severe sanctions being imposed on the country. but, so far, that has proven an ineffective deterrent. sarah: authorities in thailand have removed 40 tigers from a buddhist temple that is also a popular tourist site. another 90 seven are set to be removed this week after animal-rights

they were inspired by huedy kuhn and her family. the donations were matched by the u.s.epartment of state. >> it's overwhelming to raise money you think is a good cause and then to, see the cause firsthand. >> it's wonderful. >> being able to clean up and demine and allowing farmers and families to enjoy their properties and tiebl to plant a vine like this and fruits of their labor. >> they saw the farmers getting new prosthetic legs. dan and ama? >> incredible. thank you. >> police are looking for a man they say started a house fire that they believe to kill their son. police say the 53-year-old sprayed accelerant on the house and set it on fire. neighbors say the couple fought. >> to have somebody burn a child, a family, what is this world coming to? >> he is considereded armed and dangerous. a 13-year-old boy suffered minor injurys. >> the biggest wildfire in monterey county continues to grow. it is just 40% contained now but flames are not threatening homes but there is concern they can damage power lines and cause outages. >> when it doesn't work or can't be fixed t

. >>> a sink hole in montgomery kuhn county leading to some traffic detours tonight. section of route 23 in upper merion is closed in both directions and it may not be a quick fix. >> repairs could take all weekend. let's get right out to jennifer joyce. jenn, how did this all happen? >> reporter: i talked to penndot earlier tonight and they said they really don't know for sure. but as you can see, they are out here workin working to fix and r this sink hole. penndot is hoping to have this stretch of route 23 reopened by rush hour monday morning. it is a heavily traveled road that's now closed between sweet land road and mccoy's lane for these emergency repairs. the sink hole was discovered late this afternoon. the road was initially shut down by upper merion police. getting around is already hassle in this rain and we wanted to give you a heads up that if you were planning to use route 23 also known askew kill river road at some point this weekend plan on taking an alternate route. penndot says while it has been a wet week it's hard to say if weather is the roost thi

they were inspired by huedy kuhn and her family. the donations were matched by the u.s.artment of state. >> it's overwhelming to raise money you think is a good cause and then to, see the cause firsthand. >> it's wonderful. >> being able to clean up and demine and allowing farmers and families to enjoy their properties and tiebl to plant a vine like this and see the fruits of their labor. >> they saw the farmers getting new prosthetic legs. dan and ama? >> incredible. thank you. >> police are looking for a man they say started a house fire that they believe to kill their son. police say the 53-year-old sprayed accelerant on the house and set it on fire. neighbors say the couple fought. >> to have somebody burn a child, a family, what is this world coming to? >> he is considereded armed and dangerous. a 13-year-old boy suffered minor injurys. >> the biggest wildfire in monterey county continues to grow. it is just 40% contained now but flames are not threatening homes but there is concern they can damage power lines and cause outages. >> when it doesn't work or can't be f

i remember maggie kuhn, how many remember maggie? retired from the methodist church social work in her 60s, and she started the gray panthers. she wanted to assail the stereotype of older people. she called nursing homes cribs for older people. she got on johnny carson show more than once. she made a difference. she had chapters all over the country that hat demonstrations one person, no money? no contacts. just a driven social conscience. lastly, let me suggest the segue into day two, three, and four has a good foundation now. if we don't break through the commercial media, if we don't develop alternative media, democracy cannot thrive. jefferson -- [applause] -- thomas jefferson was only half kidding when somebody asked him, what would you prefer, mr. jefferson, a government without a free press or a free press without a government? he'd say i'd prefer the later. we do not have a free press for most hours on television and radio. we have a commercial investment using our property free, the public airwaves. tomorrow will be the most

so, if they're rattled in a friendly way, we'll have great relationships with this kuhn tres but if they're rattled in a friend friendly way, that's a good thing, not a bad thing. >> reporter: foreign and dong, willing to rattle anybody and has been rattling the cages on this debate issue with bernie sanders in his news conference trump reiterated his willingness to do it even though he turned down a number of debate invitations from john kashich and ted cruz before the drop out. whether it happens will hinge on a $10 million or more contribution to charity can be arranged as part of the deal. >> so that's trump's response to the president, but what is trump saying about his likely democratic opponent? >> reporter: well, it was interesting. yesterday when the state department's inspector general report came out on her use of the private e-mail serve, unsecurable, and her having not asked permission to do so which would have been denied heaven was initially pretty quiet about it. only talked about it for one sentence in his rally last night, and many expected him to tee off on. today he did.

the wine kuhn tremendocountry e the vineyards in windsor. this is video from a previous event.bay area, 100% of proceeds make 300 wishes come true for kids with life threatening medical conditions. let's get a check of the forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. a brief shower here in san francisco. it's cool out here, a break in the cloud deck. more chance of clouds and showers. here is where you can see showers. oakland, hayward and pleasantton this morning. along the central coast, monterey, you can see a shower or thunderstorm as the area of low pressure moves to the east. look for temperatures today in the low 60s. right now, we are in the mid and upper 50s. join us in the next hour for a detailed look at the chance of showers and a look ahead to next week. chris? >> thank you. developing news, a four-alarm fire destroys half a dozen businesses. firefighters remain on the scene. in the south bay, a shooting leaves two people hurt. abc 7 news at 8:00 is next. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back

nate kuhn came out -- he doesn't even think he needs to win indiana any more, because he got 40 of the 57 unbound delegates in pennsylvania. and then while we did on the air, nate silver just posted -- we know nate silver's track record, came out with the projection that trump is -- >> not that good lately. >> but trump is favored to win by 83% to cruz's 17% in indiana. this idea that we are still in a competitive race, that trump is not likely to hit the 1,237 is not real. it's a fantasy. >> let me play something else that happened today, this point of trump is getting more and more comfortable and he seems more confident and more in his routine, even the normal. there was this moment with carly fiorina. and i want to emphasize while this is humorous in some ways, she is completely fine, she was not injured at all. here is what happened when carly fiorina fell when she was with ted cruz. >> the next president of the united states, ted cruz! ♪ >> so that happened, and then donald trump did something that -- whether you like him or you loathe him, on some level the -- well, just -- here

i remember maggie kuhn, how many remember maggie? she retired from the methodist church social work in her 60s, and she started the gray panthers. she wanted to assail the te stereotype of older people. she called nursing homes cribs for older people. she got on johnny carson show more than once. she mate a difference. she had chapters all over the country that hat demonstrations one person, no money? no contacts. just a driven social conscience. lastly, let me suggest the segue into day two, three, and fou has a good foundation now. if we don't break through the commercial media, if we don't develop alternative media, democracy cannot thrive. jefferson -- [ applause ] -- thomas jefferson was only half kidding when somebody askeded him, what would you prefer, mr. jeffer son, a government without a prepreprepa free press without a government? he'd say i'd prefer the later. we do not have a free press for most hours on television and radio. we have a commercial investment

but i have to tell you, this building home for hero, dan kuhn, one of the producers of the show is involved sean hannity because of his involvement with building homes for heroes. >> this changed the life of the gonzalez's family. here he is, explaining to his wife and her feelings about this house which is just a lifetime of opportunity. >> i couldn't get my sleep thinking about so many emotions. i only feel it twice in my life. when i went to see my daughter's faces and today -- it's way much more than building houses. it's saving lives. >> he's right. it's saving lives. you know, these guys, they fight for our country. these men and these women. they go over there, severely injured. andy peugeot who started this organization builds mortgage free homes for them and they deserve it. >> to the credit of some people, chase bank they donated some of the houses and they should be credited. of course, the peugeots, all those involved in building the homes for the heroes but most of all the heroes that we recognize it's an honor to do that. this show has taken me places to meet people i never wo