the previous record was held by queensland, australia, where 47 surfers rode a wave for 10 seconds.be the world's largest board, but that will take a few days to determine. >>> a website shows shocking photos of a suspect in a chumple shooting. why it's believed it could be the shooter's manifesto. and how many people participated in the world's largest soul train line. >> and this storm system is going make a difference in our temperatures coming up. a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. now when you purchase one of these affordable plans get a $100 gift card. all things mobile. all in one place. >>> 7 people including a 2-year- old and a 10-year-old were injury when a gunman opened fire on a block party in philadelphia. the shooting happened around 10:00 when the gunman randomly fired down the street. the 2 yoorld was shot in the neck. the other 5 victims ranged in age from 15 to 25. they were take ton hospitals and are said to be in cr

this breaks a record that was set a decade ago in queensland australia when they had 47 surfers stayup for ten seconds. when you have 66 people on the board it is pretty impressive. >> can you imagine waxing that thing. >>> ten people including three children are recovering after a shooting at a block party. >> police continue the hunt for the two inmates who escaped from a maximum security prison. we'll give you the latest when "action news" comes right back. >> breaking right now two people are nursing gunshot wounds in the hospital, shots rang out while they were driving in north philadelphia. we'll have the latest in a live report. >> police pull a man trapped after his car was stuck on train tracks in delaware. >> a fight is going on in south carolina and social media over the confederate flack after 9 people were attacked in a racially charged attack. >>> good morning 5:30, i'm tamala edwards along with nydia han. let's find out what's going on with the weather and the monday morning commute. >> reporter: today it's sticky, today it's going to be hot but we have a chance, there

. >>> a horrific moment caught on camera from self-different angles in queensland australia. look at this. >> woo! >> this is the result of a car accident hitting a gas container outside a cafe. the cafe was busy at the time of this accident. you can see that the explosion was intense. >> oh my gosh! people go flying. >> people did go flying across the pavement. you can see other people come rushing out of the cafe trying to help the people out who were injured. 20 people were injured as a result of this accident an accident that was completely unexpected and completely unpreventable. according to reports the driver who hit that gas canister was experiencing a medical condition. he was unconscious when they got him out of his car after he made impact. the worst part about this three people had to be taken to a burn unit and put into a medically induced coma as a result of their severe burns. >> that poor guy standing there. >> he's holding his arms out like he's just in pain oh man. >> that's actually a firefighter ironically at the time that this happened a lunch was going o

that broke a previous record in queensland australia and they managed to hang 10 for only ten secondsw to a strange phenomenon involving california sea lions. thousands are washing up on california beaches starving and near death. "techknow"'s phil torres has the story. >> rebounded from 10,000 in the 1950s to over 300,000 today but now it seems they may be in trouble again today. sea lion pups are finding their way as far as l.a. freeways. is it just nature taking its course? shini somara investigates. >> this sea lion pup may hold the answers to a sad epidemic along california's coastline. l.a.'s 90 freeway isn't a safe place, a sight of a baby sea lion a quarter of a mile inland is a sad sight. what is really going on is more complex. "techknow" went to the san diego headquarters for noaa, a federal agency that studies the ocean for answers. >> what's happening is the walters have warmed up more than anything we're used to. >> according to noaa, a warmer ocean has made it harder for nursing sea lions to forage. el nino is a phenomenon that scientists are seen often. >> usually the

australia. experts are urging queensland to keep up the research on a fish species that's been migrating south fromthe perch, known for its ability to walk on land with fins is classified as a pest. a senior research scientist at james cook university explains why. >> actually able to pull themselves out of a water hole and move across land into the next water hole. they're eaten by larger fish, bird, and, they become lodged in those species. that's where the problem lies. >> the climbing perch can play fish out of water for up to six days. can you believe that? if it is picked up bay a fishing vessel that's enough team to make it to the mainland alive. and that could make it a threat to nativeto native speciesthere. >> buy izarre to watch. for nine months people in gaza lived in the ruins left from the war between hamas and israel. >> some people have learned to make the most of the situation by turning these dangerous ruins into a playground of sorts. nic robertson explains. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: no room for error. gaza team in training. these war ruins are sure to punish a slip. isn't this dangerous?