murphy, the tying run.> cliff: murphy down in that crouch, hits with his legs a lot, which is always good for any hitter, but you also see a great pitch from ramos at the knees on the blackoutser half. >> aaron: and it is wilson ramos on deck to pinch hit. still 2-2. ramos, last season, a career year. in terms of games pitched in over 70, its most saves in his career, 32 and punchouts, just south of 90. a chance for a rare save here at home. nine of his first 12 have come away from marlins park. and a full count to murphy. >> cliff: that pitch got away from ramos there. you see him walk off the mound, trying to gather himself, get back in the zone. >> aaron: here comes the 3-2. swing and he just got a piece. the change up. opponents hitting .071 this season on that change-up. >> cliff: see the change-up ramos house of representatives, an murphy -- had, and murphy got just enough. that's what good pitchers do, get enough of it, get another pitch. >> aaron: ground ball, base hit. harper into second base. he's

murphy, the tying run.> cliff: murphy down in that crouch, hits with his legs a lot, which is always good for any hitter, but you also see a great pitch from ramos at the knees on the blackoutser half. >> aaron: and it is wilson ramos on deck to pinch hit. still 2-2. ramos, last season, a career year. in terms of games pitched in over 70, its most saves in his career, 32 and punchouts, just south of 90. a chance for a rare save here at home. nine of his first 12 have come away from marlins park. and a full count to murphy. >> cliff: that pitch got away from ramos there. you see him walk off the mound, trying to gather himself, get back in the zone. >> aaron: here comes the 3-2. swing and he just got a piece. the change up. opponents hitting .071 this season on that change-up. >> cliff: see the change-up ramos house of representatives, an murphy -- had, and murphy got just enough. that's what good pitchers do, get enough of it, get another pitch. >> aaron: ground ball, base hit. harper into second base. he's

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he's a shrewd businessman who's confident he can drive the murphy-dolan cattle cartel out of businessto think he can beat them at their own dirty game. dolan, murphy, and their hired gun, sheriff brady, have no intention of giving up their lucrative control of the cattle business, and they will do whatever they can to hold on to it. >> narrator: determined to crush their competitor, dolan and murphy dispatch the boys to repeatedly raid tunstall's ranch. the violence escalates as the boys target anyone who opposes murphy and dolan, or dares to speak out against the boys and their legal activities. >> whoo-hoo! >> just take whatever you want. leave my family alone. they didn't do nothing. leave my family alone! >> aah! >> [ groans ] >> calm down. this is a man we should be thanking for revealing to our good citizens our doings. >> being part of the gang means you're gonna be engaged in some crime, some violent crime. you don't do it because that's who you are. you do it because, well, that's what the gang requires, and this is what happens to billy the kid. >> i'm gonna take real good c

prosecutors say murphy murdered him.n we first meet, the trial is underway. >> conspiracy in the first, conspiracy in the third, murder on the second, assault in the first, robbery in the first. a lot of charges. i'm come from. >> reporter: he says he is innocent. >> i put it all in god's hands. >> reporter: several days later when we return, it's 9:00. everyone is locked in. i walk down the hall to see murphy. >> do me a favor. come out here. >> is it okay? is there a problem. >> reporter: murphy put a sheet over the door. he is facing 25 years to life. the jury found him guilty. could i say hello? how are you doing? >> i'm trying to clear my mind and stay positive. >> reporter: you walk the halls and take care of everybody in these halls. >> i need somebody to take care of me. >> reporter: he's temporarily placed on suicide watch. another night on rikers is about to end. >> reporter: the day began 5:00 a.m. it's about to end with the lights out. as we leave, a good-bye from the young man hidden behind the sheet in his

sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. a serious crash in delaware hurt several people including students. >>> and the tires of at least a dozen vehicles in one philadelphia neighborhood were slashed overnight. >>> now, the details on our developing story out of newcastle delaware, we letter that four students from william penn high school are among six people injured on a crash on route 241. near route 13, a mile from the school. the wreck involved an suv and pickup truck, some of the victims were trapped in the wreckage and all six people are said to have serious injuries. delaware state police remain on the scene investigating at this hour and we'll continue to follow the story on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> and we are following breaking news now. police are trying to identify a woman whose body was found in a chester county pond. the chester county d.a. released the pictures of the clothing and jewelry the woman was wearing and a tattoo on her shoulder. she was tied to a cinder bl

meteorologist, david murphy. >> lets do that. temperatures are climbing fast through the 60s and getting into the 70s quickly in some spots. and in the northern and in the northern and western suburbs we'll wind up on 70 on the nose. and partly sunny overall: we have seen the changes through the morning hours. winds light 6 to 12 miles per hour. 66 in millville and low 60s as you get into atlantic city and sea isle city and cape may. >> thank you. >>> finally at noon researchers discovered a new species of dine or and it may look like a triceratops but it's named judith, a dinosaur enthusiast stumbled upon the fossil while walking along his property. it will be on display in the museum of nature in ottawa. >>> don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for david murphy, sara bloomquist i'm rick williams have a nice afternoon. get out and enjoy it. we'll see you a little bit later today. when your type 2 diabetes numbers aren't moving in the right direction, it can be a burden. but what if you could wake up

daniel murphy guy, pretty good? >> it's all right. he's doing all right. that's in the majors, that's all he's doing. >>> daniel murphy a major key in the nats early success. dusty baker talked about moving his hot hitter in the lineup. >>> plus a scary moment in pittsburgh. the latest on what sent heyadded more nonstop airline straight-shot flights than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another: their colors are yellow, red, and blue, and they save you tons of green. just go to southwest.com for the answer. on this airline, everybody wins. ♪ [clap, clap, ding] >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset, brought to you by xfinity. >> just last week daniel murphy played in citi field for the first time since leaving new york so he finally got all that out of the way. starting today he welcomes his old team to his new home. a ball club where he has proven to be worth every penny of his 12 1/2 mill

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. free good afternoon. rick will be along at 5:00. dozens of philadelphia's men and women in blue receive honors for going above and beyond the call of duty. >>> and a letter detailing christopher columbus's voyage returns home to italy. >>> the teenage victim was shot several times on lebanon avenue. and then came the flames. annie mccormick joins us with more on the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: that is right this all happened in the block behind me. the 19-year-old victim is in critical condition at penn presbyterian hospital. doctors did perform surgery on him and at this point investigators are trying to piece together what happened. it appears that the victim and shooter knew each other other and were arguing before the shots rang out. police responded to this block of lebanon street and found a 19-year-old man shot several times and his front porch on fire. >> i heard pop pop pop, and then it was quiet and then we heard sirens. i came down to see what was going on and the porch was lit up. >> t

gray family attorney bill murphy reacted to the news. is they areation reacting to this the same way they reacted to everything else. reacting calmly. the judge gave detailed reasons for why he thought the evidence was insufficient and why the laws did not compel conviction in this case. you could not have asked for a better judge to do it. he was the local prosecutor here for many years. he was a federal prosecutor of corrupt cops for many years. in needham is pretty convincingly he was not and would not be swayed by any element of the communities preconceived notions about what the result both to be. amy: the supreme court has overturned the death sentence of an african-american man sentenced to die by an all-white jury in georgia. timothy tyrone foster was convicted of killing a white woman in 1986. records revealed prosecutors marked the names of african-american jury candidates with a "b" and highlighted in green. the race was circled on questionnaires and all were placed on a list marked "definite no's." in one case, an investigato

from strategist mike murphy, representative raul labrador of idaho.tlemen, we welcome both of you. the two of you do represent part of the spectrum of viewpoints inside the republican party. let me start with you, congressman labrador. why did you decide, coming from where you do, to support donald trump? >> it was pretty simple. we have two choices, unfortunately, right now. we have donald trump and we have hillary clinton. i'm not going to support hillary clinton. i know everything that she's going to do. i know the kind of people that she's going to nominate to the supreme court. i know the kind of people that are going to be her v.p.ss. i know the kind of people that are going to be in her cabinet and i know the policies she's going to push. with donald trump at least we have an opportunity to work with him and we have an opportunity to sit down with him, and he's going to try to do some things that republicans want. it was a pretty simple decision. donald trump wasn't even on my top 10 list of people for the nomination but he won the nomination f

murphy's 20th multi hit, going from the start striking out the side. he worked six innings allowing one run striking out 10 met batters. go to the top, anthony line drive to left feel. bryce harper stores followed by murphy narcotics with seven runs in the third. crews nine to one. >> for us to come back and get to, i thought straws was awesome today. thought i got traffic out there. and against, was you know believable tonight. into by the way the this saturday while its raining stay in watch the masses right here on fox. they'll have about five thousand people in the stands there. the pitching match up coverage begins at seven p.m.. meantime bottom of the first adam jones coming to bat what does he do? >> up the middle right there. defensive play top four orioles down. full count delivers fly ball to the opposite field. o's lose seven to two. fine physical oklahoma city, the goal to feet above took on the challenge from high above, watch this, bearded guy let's it go just imagine the anticipation, cameras all over the place, tony, so it looks like wh

amy: billy murphy, you're the attorney for the gray family. what was their reaction? >> theirs was the same as it was to the hung jury and the run-up to these trials, and that is that justice did not have award "tilting" or not guilty, justice is the result of a fair price worth both sides present all of the evidence and the judge makes as here ruling as capable of doing by applying the law and finding the facts. as long as that was done, the family is satisfied because they did not put their fingers on the scale here. they did not think in advance "i want that officer to be found guilty." rather, they let the system do its job. and they had confidence in the system because that a black judge who was exceptionally qualified because he was a former prosecutor of police misconduct for the federal government for six years. and they believed both sides are capable of presenting their case, and they left it up to that designated representative of our community, judge williams , to make the decision. now, it would be different if there was a lack of confidence in him as the

david murphy is live are the call. >> reporter: it does last for the next several days. on radar you don't see much of anything in the way of a shower, a little bit of that in south jersey, but you saw on sky 6 hd picture how low the clouds are hanging and you are getting light, misty drizzle in the region, that is what you expect the rest of way and maybe a pop-up shower and the area of low pressure that came through earlier this morning that brought the steadier rain is push ago way from us. and there say frontal boundary that swings to the south and west and along the front is continued stability and easterly flow on top of it brings moisture from the ocean. that is why we stay cloudy and that frontal boundary is hanging with us for the rest of today. an area of low pressure is swinging past us, a cutoff low. it gets separated from the jet stream and the atmosphere and it meanders and get get through quickly. right now we have cool conditions out there and this temperature has not changed much in the last several hours. at dawn 56, 57 and we are still there with the f

he also worked on wall street, and murphy the first candidate to declare for 2017. there's several people expected to run against him. current governor chris christie's term runs through the end of 2017, and governor christie will get a minimum wage bill on his desk to sign or veto soon. today, new jersey lawmakers approved raising minimum wage to $1010 in 2017. right now, it's 8.38. the democratic led senate committee says if christie does not sign it, they'll push for a constitutional amendment. >>> new at 6:00, you could soon walk the boardwalk carrying a beer. on wednesday, the atlantic city council votes on eliminating the open beer container law. the council is considering allowing 1 ye allowing 21 years or older to walk between albany and metropolitan. if it passes, it's on a trial basis for the summer. you would not be able to take the beer on the beach. >>> schools going green, the school district of philadelphia announced first ever sustain ability plan called green futures, outlining the district's five year goals including decreasing its energy consumpti

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon the big story on "action news" this noon is developing in montgomery county. >> bill cosby is back in court for his preliminary hearing. a judge is deciding if there is enough evidence for the entertainer to stand trial on a sexual abuse charge. katherine scott is live with the latest. >> reporter: that is right. the purpose of today's preliminary hearing is to decide if the prosecution has enough evidence to proceed to trial. that is going on right now upstairs at the montgomery county courthouse with a lot of people closely watching. bill cosby is required to be here and here is video of him arriving today. notably absent is accuser, andrea constand, she is not required to be here for the preliminary hearing. instead a statement she made in 2005 can be relied upon and that is under appeal right now and they pointed to her absence multiple times today and his inability to ask her questions during this hearing. we have heard from two witnesses, one is a detective that was assigned to the major crim

meteorologist, david murphy, has an update when we come right back. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. >>> tell her i need her help and want to escape and i'm chasing the son. >> he is your father's prisoner liv his puppet like i was. >> tonight on the season finale of "scandal" as each presidential candidate gets ready to announce their running mates, olivia finds herself in a dire situation. tonight on 6 abc and the prime time lineup kicks off with an all new "grey's anatomy" at 8:00 and the catch at 10:00 and stay tun tuned for "action news" at 11:00 with jim gardner. >>> it's nice and warm and cloudy over philadelphia. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are rain free and chopper 6 hd was flying above what i think was the turnpike bridge over the connecte

emails to keep in touch and said it we will ask please, back to the career center and diane patrick murphybad debts and serving in iraq at west point can i be helpful? the neck that was my first interview because after that it's the senate voted to confirm him to be secretary fortunately patrick murphy is undersecretary was only acting secretary and will stay as the top ranks of the defense department bringing the veterans' point of view to the military which is rare in tops of william levels today. >> what i love is very rarely do talk about the transition in young patriotic faces and they see great opportunity ahead of them. >> i went to the arms straight out of high-school i was accepted to college i didn't know what it wanted to study but when i was veteran i came out with a better idea. >> it really advance my resume a. >> a rare sight to see meteor across the sky even more it to catch it on video. the police department was looking for speeders on the side of the road when his dash camera caught a meteor crossing the sky for the world to see. >> the sister of the tops sold music music

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and the big story on "action news" this noon is the latest developments in a plane crash that could be the result of a terror attack. authorities are searching for pieces of the egypt air flight after it disappeared from radar. marcy gonzales reports with the latest. >> reporter: the u.s. navy is helping with the search and the cause is unclear and officials say there was no distress call. search teams scouring part of the mediterranean sea for the wreckage of egift flight a 04. they are looking into what caused the flight to suddenly disappear from radar. the flight left paris at 11:09 local time bound for cairo, with only 20 minutes left in the flight, the pilot spoke to air traffic control and said all was fine, five minutes later. the jet vanished from radar. >> airplanes do not just disappear. that is why we are looking at possibly something catastrophic like a bomb. >> they are considering terrorism as a possibility. >> if you align the situation properly. the probability

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon the big story on "action news" is breaking right now. police say they caught the man that they say fired a gun on the blue route during a case of road rage. >> anthony richardson was just brought into the barracks at winfield heights. gray hall is live with more on the arrest. >> reporter: they say that they got a call that led them to richardson and that the suspect was taken into custody without incident. police believe this is the man they have been looking for in the blue route shooting incident. police arrested 50-year-old anthony richardson at his home in philadelphia. they say they got a tip that he matched the cription of this sketch. >> he drew a semi automatic pistol and fired one round at the victim's vehicle. >> the incident was reported on 476 northbound near the schuylkill expressway in west conshohocken around 3:00 p.m. thursday. police believe that richardson was driving a lincoln town car and fired aft least one shot at a mitsubishi lancer. >> he could have killed the victim over w

meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers.has been a cool rainy couple weeks around the region. right now it's cloudy outside. you can see the clouds really filling in after yesterday's gorgeous blight blue somewhat windy and cool day and we have some sprinkles and showers over by washington on their way over to us probably by about late morning or mid day. we'll start to see some of that. 55 degrees on the bus stop right now. 47 degrees as you head outside in allentown. 51 in reading. 53 in wilmington. still 49 in millville and 56 degrees in cape may. as we take a look at the bus stop, between 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock we'll be in the low 50's. 52 degrees by 6 o'clock, 53 by 8 o'clock. some of the suburbs a little cooler. look for cloudy skies probably staying dry through that morning commute but as we rolled through the day we're looking at some sprinkles and light showers popping in. 59 degrees by 11 o'clock. some of you may see some of that as soon as 11:00. by 1 o'clock 61. and by 3 o'clock, 60. it looks like today's high i

let's turn now to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. >> good morning, matt. we do have

murphy, thank you very much. certainly a huge case that will be watched, this particular verdict, and now going forward june 6th is the next trilg slal slated of officer caesar goodson, the van driver up on the most serious of charges. >> miguel marquez for us in baltimore. we have been looking at aerial photos of what's going on in the ground in baltimore. you can see there's demonstrations outside the courthouse. also a lot of cameras. i think a lot of it was photographers running around. >> not exactly -- >> not sure exactly what's going on, but you can see there is some reaction on the ground right now. >> we are getting reaction, a statement just came in from stephanie rawlings-blake, the mayor of baltimore, in the middle of all of these simmering tensions that ignited over the arrest and death of freddie gray. in part the statement says we once again to ask the citizens to be patient and allow the process to come to a conclusion. in the case of any disturbance, we are prepared to respond. we will protect ou

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morningryone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday, may 11th. >> here's what we're following for you. authorities are trying to determine why a man went on a murderous stabbing rampage at a mall and at a home in massachusetts. >> a berks county student gets ahold of a school employee's gun and now they are both facing consequences. >> a presidential candidate stumps in south jersey today after a primary loss last night. >> picking up a little bit of rain out there. let's turn to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. >> most of our rain this morning is down south by dover and cape may and you can see that it is plowing toward the east. we had some earlier thunder in the overnight hours down there. not picking up any of that right now although another lightning bolt or two would not be out of the question. pretty much the rest of the area is dry. there might be a little light sprinkle up around maybe southern delaware county near i-95 and northern wilmington. but everything else here appear

>> reporter: ukee, patrick murphy served as a captain in the united states army.e saw pretty gruesome things during his time in the army but tonight he's remembering the anniversary of the amtrak crash one he survived it was one of the worst crashes in history. does it folic a year? >> yeah, it doesn't feel like a year. it feels like it was yesterday. >> reporter: patrick mur faux still think boss you the crash that killed eight, injured 200 and almost took his life. murphy now the acting secretary of the army and former congressman was on his way to the trenton stop tuesday night may 12th, 2015. >> i had my ear buds in doing work on my i-pad. >> a few minutes after leaving 30th street station it happened. >> next thing i know just heard a loud noise and then our car just flipped over and i was thrown like a rag doll and i was knock out. i came to and i check my arms and legs they were there. there was a lot of blood. a lot of screams and being what any soldier would do i got up and tried to help other people. >> reporter: he was inside the train's cafe car and sn

>> reporter: ukee, patrick murphy served as a captain in the united states army. he saw pretty gruesome things during his time in the army but tonight he's remembering the anniversary of the amtrak crash one he survived it was one of the worst crashes in history. does it folic a year? >> yeah, it doesn't feel like a year. it feels like it was yesterday. >> reporter: patrick mur faux still think boss you the crash that killed eight, injured 200 and almost took his life. murphy now the acting secretary of the army and former congressman was on his way to the trenton stop tuesday night may 12th, 2015. >> i had my ear buds in doing work on my i-pad. >> a few minutes after leaving 30th street station it happened. >> next thing i know just heard a loud noise and then our car just flipped over and i was thrown like a rag doll and i was knock out. i came to and i check my arms and legs they were there. there was a lot of blood. a lot of screams and being what any soldier would do i got up and tried to help other people. >> reporter: he was inside the train's cafe car and

you know why, dave murphy? that karen rogers. >> it's dining under the stars. >> oh. >> doesn't that sound nice. >> does sound nice. >> its kind of a nice night to do that. >> beautiful night. >> if you're not doing anything you buy and i'll fly with you. >> good idea. all right. so, dressing the kids maybe a jacket, maybe not because we're already up into the 60's in some neighborhoods. a lot of us have slipped into the upper 50's. this afternoon definitely shorts and t's, though, as it's really going warm up. if you're running errands like yesterday it might be a good idea to get them done early in the day before the heat really gets turned on. 73 degrees by as soon as 9 o'clock under the sun, 81 by 11 o'clock and then this afternoon we zoom. 4 o'clock is your high temperature, 88 degrees. a lot of sunshine today. and we'll probably still be in the upper 80's by dinnertime tonight. matt. >> thank you david. coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00 a ground breaking procedure that could make or break a pros

david murphy joins us for the first look at the accuweather forecast. >> sara it's warm this afternoon. from you out be about keep the cool drinks handy especially if you are exercising or toiling outside. as we look at satellite it's mostly good news, cloud cover along with last night's rain, all exiting the coast and we broke out the fog and low lying cloud cover at the shore midmorning and things are looking bright across the breadth of the reason, 82 in trenton and 82 in allentown and reading and even numbers of course close to that cool ocean number, you are in the 70s. dew points this morning, a 67 degree number in philadelphia. anything over 60 is considered humid, you get over 70 it's considered oppressive. and philadelphia is seeing drier air move in. furnish south feels sticky like cape may and dover. but the drier air from the north-northwest will eventually make it to the coast. if you head out to the playground with the kids this afternoon. sunscreen is important and the cool drinks. and by 4:00, 87 that is your expected high. some neighborhoods could go 88, 89 and that 87

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let's turn now to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers.d morning. >> good morning, matt. we do have some showers on storm tracker6 live double scan this morning. they're not everywhere but we have a bank coming from the west. down south in cape may county central delaware, parts of new castle county delaware a little bit damp. there's a bit of a shower coming through north central chester county but again there's more out to the west and at times this morning we are going to be on the damp side. satellite also shows you how cloud cover is retain the region overnight and we're going to wind up with mostly cloudy skies today and at times a little damp. most of that rain out to the west will probably fall apart before it gets here but at times it will be wet. 56 degrees in philadelphia. 56 currently in millville and wilmington. just 44 in allentown. temperatures not quite as chilly as they were yesterday morning but still jacket weather i think. then on the bus stop this morning, most areas are going to be dry but some areas will see some sho

dave murphy is outside and matt pelman is in for karen rogers. are beginning to break up a bit over the terrace. we've got sunshine trying to bust through some of that early cloud cover over in the ea

. >>> we're dealing with tropical depression bonnie, david murphy has accuweather. >>> we have an update on the shooting rampage in texas and what saved an officer's life. >>> karen rogers is off, matt pellman is in and david murphy has weather. >> reporter: we have heavy pockets of rain that has come in, we have a lull before too much longer. but if you're in burlington county there's a heavy cell coming through and eastern mercer county there's thunderstorms and lightning bolts up there. in philadelphia it's lighter stuff between now and 6:15. heavier rain that came through earlier and has produced ponding and you will -- puddling on roads will subside mostly northeast of philadelphia and the edge of the city. there's showers near allentown. the big bigger picture, will shu we get into a lull and most of the rain over south jersey and delaware with a slight bit of that pushing toward philadelphia. 71 degrees in philadelphia. muggy, 66 in allentown. 72 in millville. as we roll through the day, 74 by 11:00 a.m. 77 by 1:00 p.m. most of the rain centered in the morning and early afternoon.

nationals second baseman daniel murphy will play in city field for the first time as a visitor. murphy was drafted by the mets. played there the last seven years. it was their post season hero. right now, though, he's batting 400, the best in the ma. murphy addressed the media today and talked about the legacy hoe hopes he left behind in the big apple. >> i never expected anyone to say, i played well on the way out of the place. but hopefully they can catch it. and always play well. but hopefully you can look at that guy and like, he plays hard. and may be goofy at times. but he plays hard. if i could control it, i would get a lot more. >> this is video of the points heard around the world now. that we showed yesterday. suspended for eight games. he does not plan to appeal. snfs a successful rookie -- it was a successful rookie. they welcome the new bees and say -- newbies. after two less than stellar seasons. it was expected to be the number 2 million against the caps. >>> curt cousins has his weapons in place. looking more and more like cousins will play under the franchise ta

. >> reporter: now david murphy with accuweather has the but the. you know what i am. >> reporter: thanks, tam. [laughter]. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan, it's too bad we can't move our saturday activities to today, because today is fantastic. there are no signs of rain. as we look outside, very little cloud cover across the region, maybe high, thin stuffer in the distance. lots of sunshine coming up over the ben franklin bridge and the rest of the region. it's a good looking friday. temperatures, 56 degrees, a little cool when you step outside, suburbs in the 40s, jackets required early. wind are calm currently. as we look at satellite, you see a lack of cloud cover and all the sun is coming up pretty quick. we have clouds out to the west, by the time they come in here, they will be high and thin. it's going to be bright and nice down at the surface. 59 degrees at 8:00 a.m. you can see the numbers jump by 10:00 a.m., 70 degrees, that's early in the day for that. 73 by noon. 3:00 p.m., 77. i'm expecting a high of 78 we'll get that la

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon developing knew in burlington county. a train slammed on to the track. that crash disrupted service on the new jersey river line. john rawlins live on the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: good afternoon sar remarks let me set the scene here we are on broad street in riverton and behind me is the car, the station wagon struck by the train and to the left is the river line unit. and moving to the left here we see the crossing at main street that is where the accident occurred. they are referring all questions to new jersey transit. witnesses say though it was about 11:30 when the light rail train struck the older model, gold station wagon. there were do people in that station wagon, an older couple from this small town. >> we were on the train and heard a big thug on the jar and it shook everyone up. and we look out the window and a mercedes benz was stuck on the river line. is he lucky to be alive and it was a serious incident and you can only attribute that to the miracle of god. >> i turned

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon the big story on "action news" is breaking now in upper darby. officials are investigating reports of a person shot this morning along the 300 block of river view avenue. >> emergency crews responded within the last 30 minutes. they say a 21-year-old man was injured either inside or outside of this home here. we are working to get details and will bring them on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> the other top story is the very warm and very sunny accuweather forecast. >> mother nature finally giving us a picture perfect day. sky 6 hd looking live at the jersey shore and cape may wouldn't we all like to be there right now. >> we would. >> we would. for the latest lets go outside and check in with david murphy. >> we all will be down there were not too much longer. we are off to a sunny morning and now afternoon. we started off on the cool side this morning. look at satellite the cloud cover is not near us anywhere. we have a milky white view to the sky over the terrace here but generally speaking it's

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, the big story on "action news" right now is breaking news, firefighters just made a dramatic rescue after a partial house collapse in west philadelphia. >> reporter annie mccormick just arrived on southford street. >> reporter: the call came in before 10:30 this morning about a partial collapse here on the 100 block. you see a number of firefighters and policemen on the scene, the call came out and a demolition was underway and one of the floors in the home crumbled with several workers inside. and one man was trapped. take a look at this video, this is dramatic video of that rescue. the crews were able to save the demolition worker from the collapse and they say he is alert and conscious and talking. he is wearing a net break there as we bring him out to an ambulance, because that is standard procedure. the fire crews say there were several workers in there but only one man was trapped in the basement of the home after the first floor of the home was the one that did collapse. firefighters could n

then check out the same defensively by daniel murphy. a good night but they could not manage any runs, falling to the mets 2-zero. >> much-deserved considering he played a big role. he spent a decade with the organization but said he is getting used to his new home.>> i have a yard which is unique, i don't think i had enough money to purchase a yard somewhere in manhattan. i know my son loves it. >>> yesterday it was extended for eight games, bautista was suspended and does not plan to appeal. >>> here's a perfect example of being a little overconfident unless you are seth curry, perhaps you should not celebrate before they go in. his three-point shot, he is celebrating, it looks good, comes right back. not only does it not go in, perfect timing. nothing more perfect. >> heyadded more nonstop airline straight-shot flights than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another: their colors are yellow, red, and blue, and they sav