rick waited with his attorneys. and the woman many felt to be at the heart of it all held her breath. >> coming up, the jury renders its verdict. >> i didn't know what to think. i didn't know what to think anymore. >> but this isn't the end of the case because finally investigators learn who left those mystery blood drops at the crime scene. >> you said they identified the killer. >>> reporter: jurors in rick gagnon's murder case deliberated for only a few hours. when they filed back into the courtroom, he read their faces and knew. they'd found him guilty. >> two counts of murder. received two life sentences. >> reporter: that's called a pine box sentence. >> pretty much. >> reporter: you're going to get out of the system in a pine box when you're dead. >> yeah. >> reporter: bambi bennett said she didn't want to be in court for the verdict. her attorney, jim irvin, called her with the news. >> here i am thinking, "oh my gosh, could he have done this?" and then i'm going in the back of my head, there's no way he cou

and with it, rick.ad cut ties with her old boyfriend. >> it sounds like she had your back and then she didn't. >> yeah. >> what happened? >> jail changes people. >> rick thought it would be a matter of time before he, too, would be released. the forensics they had against you, no hair, no fingerprint, no dna. >> nothing. >> but he did have charlie's blood on his shoe. to humphries, that evidence was part of a bloody trail from the crime scene that was about to lead both the prosecutor and rick into a courtroom showdown. >> one of the fellow inmates comes forward with a damning story. >> he's been given a fairly detailed account of what occurred that evening, and what the crime scene looked like. >> stuff that hadn't been in the newspapers or on tv. >> no. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back. without solid evidence, the county was forced to set bambi bennett free. despite bambi's refusal to testify against her boyfriend, prosecutors believed they had enough evidence to bring rick gagnon

rick waited with his attorneys. and the woman many felt to be at the heart of it all held her breath. >> coming up, the jury renders its verdict. >> i didn't know what to think. i didn't know what to think anymore. >> but this isn't the end of the case because finally investigators learn who left those mystery blood drops at the >> you said they identified the killer. we blindfolded dale and told him to find the chicken with no antibiotics. the thing is, by federal law, all chickens must be clear of antibiotics before they leave the farm. how's it going, dale? workin' on it! some chicken companies try to get you to spend more money by using labels like "raised without antibiotics." at sanderson farms, we don't believe in gimmicks like that. hmmm...that was easy. >>> reporter: jurors in rick gagnon's murder case deliberated for only a few hours. when they filed back into the courtroom, he read their faces and knew. >> two counts of murder. received two life sentences. >> reporter: that's called a pine box sentence. >

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joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. >> rick: this has been a difficult month for ole miss. gave up a florida state, gave up a 21-pinpoint lead today and it comes from the fact they're not able to stay on the field as an offense, run for 30 yards, leave their defense on the field so much, alabama pours it on. >> brian: only 106 on the ground for ole miss and we said that's been their bugaboo since hugh freeze took over the program. they have never had a consistent running game. you can go up-tempo all you want. if you want to close out football games you have to be able to run the rock at some let's get you caught up on other action starting with tennessee and the band honoring the late pat sumnitt, return to neyland stadium after the game at bristol motor speedway, good work by the band and josh dobbs. a tight one. >> brian: finds josh malone. malone i believe is becoming his go-to guy. call his name every weekend. >> adam: vols and gators next week. danny etling for l.s.u., rick. >> rick: a new hero in baton rouge and it's not colonel mustard, it's danny etling, pass to d.

joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. >> rick: this has been a difficult month for ole miss. gave up a florida state, gave up a 21-pinpoint lead today and it comes from the fact they're not able to stay on the field as an offense, run for 30 yards, leave their defense on the field so much, alabama pours it on. >> brian: only 106 on the ground for ole miss and we said that's been their bugaboo since hugh freeze took over the program. they have never had a consistent running game. you can go up-tempo all you want. if you want to close out football games you have to be able to run the rock at some with georgia coming up next. let's get you caught up on other action starting with tennessee and the band honoring the late pat sumnitt, return to neyland stadium after the game at bristol motor speedway, good work by the band and josh dobbs. a tight one. >> brian: finds josh malone. malone i believe is becoming his go-to guy. call his name every weekend. >> adam: vols and gators next week. danny etling for l.s.u., rick. >> rick: a new hero in baton rouge and it's not colonel mustard,

last year, of course, chad kelly, rick, they want to get back in the groove today. >> rick: ole miss playin in the grove. kelly finds one of his favorite targets. quincy adeboyo. >> adam: trevor knight an easy day as texas a&m took care of prairie view. four total touchdowns for him. in a weather delay with vandy on top of middle tennessee 19-10 despite not completing a pass yet -- coming up we'll show you the play of the year that shouldn't have been. they (engine revs) things about rain. like how hard it's gonna fall. (engine revs) the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain, too: when it rains... it roars. the all-wheel-drive lineup from dodge. domestic. not domesticated. hey, it's been crazy with school being back- so we're constantly going over our data limit. oh, well, now - all of our new plans come with no data overages. wow, no more overages? so that means... go on...say it... we'll finally be in control... and we're back... introducing new at&t plans with no data overage charges. one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. h

. >> rick: mike gundy wants throw this away. get the game over. mason rudolph does that but it's not out of the pocket. it's intentional grounding. they decide they're going to give central michigan another play but the rules if the team in possession commits the foul and the penalty includes a loss of down which intentional grounding does, there is no untimed down, this play shouldn't have happened. it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be the penalty. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michi

rick and monica, back to you. >> thank you ali. >>> much more still to come. check the forecast for you here. right now we're taking a live look from myrtle beach south carolina. >> that's right. accuweather is continuing to track tropical storm hermine but you can see rain here and there is high surf as that storm passes by south carolina. we'll have more on where the storm is headed next. >> ♪ hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. a changing forecast that's for sure. >> absolutely. meteorologist melissa magee in for cecily with the latest on all our weather.

rick? >> thank you. >>> homicide detectives are investigating a deadly shooting in philadelphia's mantua section tonight on the steps of a community center. police say the 29-year-old victim's young son was with him and may have witnessed his father's murder. surveillance video showed the victim involved in an argument with the suspect before the gunman fired three shots. one of the bullets hit the door of the community center here on the 600 block of north 39th 39th street. police are not sure what motivated the killing. >>> marine units recovered a body from the delaware river tonight believed to be that of a missing swimmer. he was last seen around 5:00 around hawk island in delanco, burlington county. that's where the river meets the rancocas creek. the body was recovered on the jersey side of the river at around 7:00. >>> "action news" has learned the fbi is on the case of an 8-year-old camden girl who was slain by a stray bullet. neither the feds nor $76,000 reward have yet to crack t

nora. >> reporter: hi there rick. it turned out to be a great day here on long beach island but as you just hard things will deteriorate over the next couple of days. and as they prepare for hermine lifeguards tell us beaches will be opened but you may not be able to swim. >> beaches are going to be opened. it's going to be restricted swimming to knee deep only. we'll be up here for the public up until it starts raining. >> reporter: as hermine heads our way lifeguards in harvey cedars are beginning to pull some of their stands off the beach and as they do that, public works crews are collecting trash cans and bringing them back to the yard. >> we're really just trying to get the word out to everybody that there is a storm coming, there is some uncertainty to how it will affect us but we just want to communicate to everybody just to be aware. >> reporter: bad weather may be headed our way but it was a beautiful sunny day at the beach. the waves are a lot recover though than they were yesterday. >> when i was trying to

last year, of course, chad kelly, rick, they want to get back in the groove today. >> rick: ole miss likes playin targets. quincy adeboyo. >> adam: trevor knight an easy day as texas a&m took care of prairie view. four total touchdowns for him. in a weather delay with vandy on top of middle tennessee 19-10 despite not completing a pass yet -- coming up we'll show you the play of the shouldn't have been. they say a lot of things about rain. (engine revs) like how hard it's gonna fall. (engine revs) the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain, too: when it rains... it roars. the all-wheel-drive lineup from dodge. hey, it's been crazy with school being back- so we're constantly going over our data limit. oh, well, now - all of our new plans come with no data overages. wow, no more overages? so that means... go on...say it... we'll finally be in control... and we're back... introducing new at&t plans with no data overage charges. ? ? one day a rider made a decision. his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorc

hi, melissa. >> hi rick.nly wasn't a bad finish to our work week with storm tracker6 live radar 3-d slowing a cold front off to our west that works its way as we led into our weekends. details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> jeff skversky as eagles and temple football coming up in sports when "action news continues in just a moment. third president? male teacher: and the largest planet? male teacher: someone we haven't heard from. female teacher: anyone else? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than 3 million people in need to low cost, high speed internet at home, helping to make sure that every hand in the classroom goes up. male teacher: okay, veronica. amphibian. male teacher: excellent. welcome to a brighter future. comcast. fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with th

that childs grandfather is former underhseriff rick marshall. we asked sheriff wherely about winn and deputy marshalls relationship... sheriff sharon wehrly- i really dont know too much the friends of family of christine weir and brian choineiere want answers. they ask why someone accused of killing christine an injuring another... would be let ou of jail without bail. we asked sheriff wherely if this was normal.. sheriff sharon wehrly- its not really normal but it has happenned once or twice cyndi lundeberg fox5 news local las vegas>> christine's fiancee brian has been released from u-m-c. we are still waiting to hear back from judge kent jasperson... the judge who allowed ashley winn to be released. there are only 38 days left until election day. which means the third and final presidential debate at u-n-l-v is turning out to be more expensive than expected. a board of directors meeting was held to approve a four- million dollar bills to cover the debate costs. u-n-l-v president len jessup says the number of journalists coming along with secur

then for the coastal edge, rick, pitt had such a big lead, north carolina comes back. >> rick: brilliant job by larry fedora. watch how calm they are as they get back to the line of they are calm. they understand the plan. they're going to git bug howard, bug howard 6'5", dubisquey puts it up where only bug can snatch it. still time for a four down had they needed it. >> adam: north carolina gets the win. mitch strubisquey. >> verne: other scores from around the country. michigan over penn state. a shocker in the big ten. wisconsin winning in east lansing 30-6. houston over texas state early on, florida state back on track. our game next week, by the way, as tennessee tries to carry that momentum to athens, georgia. >> rick: they're having to have to celebrate for a little while, then they're going to have to go back and focus because that first half can't happen in athens or bad things will jump right back into the east mix if they knock off the east leader, tennessee. >> adam: vols need to start strong. we appreciate the resilience but -- >> brian: it's been over a decade. >> rick: hop

thursday night jim is off i'm rick williams and the big story on action news is tracking hermine behinde is what it looks like from nasa satellites in space. and this is what it looks like from appacola the florida panhandle as the storm is lashing the gulf coast at this hour. we have live team coverage this evening as tropical storm hermine watches have already been posted for our area action news reporter christie is at the jersey shore where there is a costal concern this evening, and let's begin with metrologist adam joseph and the power of storm tracker six double scan as hermine is about to strike the u.s. and adam you have the latest. >> live double scan to the south of tallahassee and winds sustained at 80 miles per hour, you can see the intense bands of heavy rain, thunderstorms strong winds spiralling in around the center of hermine and if we close in you can see that eye wall is now brushing the coast near appalachacola and to the east hitting florida for the first time in nearly 11 years that a hurricane has made landfall and you can see the intense of bands of rain wrap aro

rick and monica. >> good for her. you. >> flies story. >> let's take you live outside sky6 showing you atlantic city and accuweather with the forecast. i think it's going switch to fall this week officially when we come right back. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy, joey, ricky, eileen, me, and colleen... all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. >> time now for accuweather at the "action news" big board. >> meteorologist cecily tynan has your friday evening forecast on this first weekend of fall. boy, that's a lot of alliteration. >> fine friday forecast for first weekend of fall. exactly. there we go. that's all i've got. i'm done now. sky

bob. >> reporter: rick, good evening. the ground was getting out below the road and that caused the pipes to split and that includes the gas lines. that is why so many people had to be evacuated. behind me you can see crews are busy here working. we've been out here all day and so have they. they wander to get that gas -- those gallons lines fixed. the water and gas back on and unfortunately we are hearing that three homes have been condemned. three homes are now condemned, their foundations are sinking, the walls visibly splitting. dozen also more had to be evacuated. the ground beneath the 700 block of north new street in bethlehem was sinking. the pipes in the ground the water and more importantly the gas had severed. >> it's a cause for concern. i'm a little considered about where the sinkhole ends. >> reporter: that's pat deluva. she lived on new street for many years and has never seen anything like this. >> i was evacuated yesterday morning. >> reporter: it started early yesterday when neighbors called the city aft

rick. >> dan, thank you. and while hillary clinton continues to recuperate from pneumonia, her most high profile surrogate took to the stage in philadelphia. president obama took on donald trump from the steps of the art museum. >> really? that -- this is the guy you want? to be championing working people? this guy who spent 70 years on this earth showing no concern for working people. this guy suddenly is going to be your champion? >> and the president praised his former secretary of state for a quality some consider a drawback. that she's been in politics for decades. >> and look -- i understand. we're a young country. we are a restless country. we always like the new, shiny thing. i benefited from that when i was a candidate. and we -- we take for granted sometimes what is steady and true. and hillary clinton's steady. and she is true. >> after the rally the president went to the hotel in center city for a democratic party fundraiser at more than $33,000 a head. meanwhile tonight mrs. clinton announced she

then for the coastal edge, rick, pitt had such a big lead, north carolina comes back. >> rick: brilliant job by larry fedora. watch how calm they are as they get back to the line of scrimmage. they are calm. they understand the plan. they're going to git bug howard, bug howard 6'5", dubisquey puts it up where only bug can snatch it. still time for a four down had they needed it. >> adam: north carolina gets the win. mitch strubisquey. >> verne: other scores from around the michigan over penn state. a shocker in the big ten. wisconsin winning in east lansing 30-6. houston over texas state early on, florida state back on track. our game next week, by the way, as tennessee tries to carry that momentum to athens, georgia. >> rick: they're having to have to celebrate for a little while, then they're going to have to go back and focus because that first half can't happen in athens or bad things will happen. this loss at ole miss but can jump right back into the east mix if they knock off the east leader, tennessee. >> adam: vols need to start strong. we appreciate the resilience but -- >> bria

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hi jeanette. >> reporter: hi, rick. you know, speaking of relief, the shade definitely does make a the big difference but you can't deny it was a rough day today especially for those who had no choice but to go outside but for the kids it was a day to celebrate thousands of them got out of school early. >> i can't believe it's still hot out here. i'm hoping for some cooler weather. >> reporter: today's weather is not what many were hoping for the second week of september. it brought sizzling temperatures that sorryd into the mid 90's. >> it is ridiculous. i ima dockworker. i'm outside all day and it's so bad. like i literally have been drenched in sweat all day. runner joanne is training for a marathon in chicago soon. boy is mother nature testing her. >> i have a 20-mile run tomorrow and i'm not sure how i'm going to do it. >> reporter: with most schools lacking central air the camden city school district is one of many in the area who had early dismissal. >> a large percentage of our students are asthma sufferers. thi

rick. >> thank you. let's turn to melissa magee who is in for david murphy with the latest on the sizzling temperatures out there. >> reporter: rick, we're reaching the 90s along i-95 corridor. this is heat wave number 7 in philadelphia. the numbers in the city, 91. 93 in wilmington, 87 in trenton. to the north and west in oursubh valley, 86. 91 in ac. beach haven in the upper 80s with the southwesterly winds. you factor in the heat and humidity, dewpoints are in the 70s feels like 96 in philadelphia at this hour, 104, the current value in dover and 91 for reading and allentown at this hour. here's satellite and radar, there's a cold front har believe draped to the north and west, it has yet to make progress to the south. that's why we're still dealing with the heat and the building humidity across the the rest of the day. the heat advisory stays up along i-95 rea and the suburbs to the north and west, as well as down in dover, this stays up until 6:00 p.m. heat indices anywhere from 103ed narrator: terr

reporting live from camden, janet reyes for channel six "action news", rick. >> thank you. of course, stay with six abc.com/weather throughout the weekend as extreme heat continues to push through. storm tracker six live will show pop up storms the minute they formed, also, you can use twitter and facebook to follow all of our meteorologists and share your weather picks, as well. >>> now to a developing story out of trenton, this noon, we have just learned a woman who was shot a short time ago has died from her injuries. the shooting happened on the 200 block of spring street at 11:30 this morning. police found the woman on the street they say that she was shot in the stomach, no arrests have been made, homicide detectives are on the scene right now investigating. >>> and police just released identity of the off-duty officer accused of shooting his son. officials say that office are dayien young a 23 year-old veteran of the force was in his home on taunton street on monday when he got in an altercation with his 19 years old son. during the fight officer young fired his son

. >> rick: mike gundy wants throw this away. get the game over. mason rudolph does that but it's not out of the pocket. it's intentional grounding. they decide they're going to give central michigan another play but the rules if the team in possession commits the foul and the penalty includes a loss of down which intentional grounding does, there is no untimed down, this play shouldn't have happened. it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be amended. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan

rick? >> thanks, gray. >>> turning to our weather now, and it is another hot and humid day out there with the heat index making it feel like it's more than 100 degrees. and it's not letting up anytime soon. for that reason, all philadelphia public schools and all archdiocesan high schools and catholic elementary schools will dismiss students at noon tomorrow, friday. administrative offices will remain open. the district is also canceling all afternoon and evening athletic activities tomorrow and saturday. decisions about parochial schooling outside of philadelphia will be left up to each school tomorrow. >>> all right. heading outside now to meteorologist adam joseph to find out just how hot it's going to get. and schools taking precautions, adam, huh? >> for sure. when you step out here, you can see, it feels like a steam bath out here. you don't have to do very much to instantly sweat. and the body can overheat very quickly. in fact, we have the september scorcher. so far 95 degrees in th

maggie. >> reporter: rick, good afternoon.ut began early this morning when a gunman opened fire. it would appears to be random people. targeting them in their cars. >> i just could hear the whiz of bullets going through my window. >> reporter: jennifer maleta's quiet monday morning in houston texas quickly turned violent as a shooter opened fire in a parking lot randomming targeting fires. >> he's screaming crying on the phone i'm hit. >> reporter: her husband was hit. when police arrived on location, the gunman began shooting at them as well. it was then that police fired back shooting and killing the suspect. the police confirm that the shooter lived in the neighborhood. jennifer says she didn't know him very well but described him as quiet. police are not yet identifying the man or a motive. but have confirmed he was a lawyer who apparently had issues with his law firm. when asked if the shooting is terrorism -- >> i'm not ready to confirm that, no. what i can confirm is that it was an active shooting situation. >> reporter

well, rick tyler, with an introduction like that, let's start with you. if you want to prepare a candidate to face donald trump on this stage, you've done it. the clinton campaign's trying to do it right now. what's your advice to them? >> i think it's probably feeding his own words to him. and that is, she needs to memorize a lot of his quotes about foreign and domestic policy and some of the absurdities he said and just challenge hill on that. having said that, i think that she has to convince the country that she is likable and honest and is in command of the facts. those are her strengths. donald trump has to convince people he has the temperament to be president. my speculation and my guess is that donald trump will show up and be disciplined for this 90-minute debate. and because he's graded on a bell curve, he'll probably perform very well. >> jennifer granholm, let's pick it up there. if that's what happens, if kellyanne conway, who's been trying to discipline donald trump, she's been doing a pretty good job keeping him off twitter, i would say. h

rick listen to in the sounds of the bombs will be heard in the streets.t is what authorities say was written in tjournal found on th bombing aspect and the feds add charges against them using weapons of mass destruction. this chilling new surveillance video shows him with a suitcase on new york city streets minutes before he was allegedly about to plant the bombs. one urgent question remaining tonight did he have help? his wife left the u.s. three months ago was stopped at the airport in dubai and questioned extensively by the f.b.i. >> if he had help in the endeavor and taken time to get the materials to put the bombs together >> warnings came from his father who told reporters he met with the f.b.i. with a dispute and called his own son a terrorist. he is a terrorist. >> why did you call him a terrorist because of what happened. >> he is doing bad. >> why is he doing bad? >> he hurt my son and hurt my wife and i put him to jail two years ago. >> f.b.i. says lather he recanted terrorist allegations and the case was closed after ahmad khan rahami was caug

. >> rick: mike gundy wants throw this away. get the game over. mason rudolph does that but it's not out of the pocket. it's intentional grounding. they decide they're going to give central michigan another play but the rul if the team in possession commits the foul and the penalty includes a loss of down which intentional grounding does, there is no untimed down, this play shouldn't have happened. it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be the penalty. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michiga

rick, it is good to have you with me. are those voters loyal to president obama than they are to the democratic party? >> let me first say thank for having me. >> absolutely. >> i think that coalition will come together. secretary clinton obviously is in her work strengthen our country and moving together. creating more jobs and particularly minority and rural communities and investing in education. all of thoseish issues matter t most of the coalition. at the end of the day, that ground structure and ground game and strategy is happening. i am confident in that coalition will form and she will receive great support from the obama coalition. >> we know that hillary clinton is pretty much bear hugged obama through this race and he returns back. and over policies but what is it about hillary clinton that voters have not warmed up yet with that coalition. >> i want to be careful about that is sort of, describing hillary and barack obama in the right context. a historic election in 2008 of first african-american and and -- th

okay, rick and a.b., later in the hour. if there ever was an example how politically divided our country is. this is it twitter users including some in new york could not agree on the weather in that city yesterday during hillary clinton's episode at the 9/11 memorial service. peter dow tweeted, a former hillary aid to. hillary haters jab entering about nyc weather i live out here. i usually pay outside summer hoops and today was too hot even for a stroll. it was just a lie, it's 77 degrees and there was a breeze. star dust 614 tweeted a breeze doesn't help. where are trump's records. he has a family history of alzheimer's. nick taylor replied you can't be serious it, wasn't even 80 degrees. no one looked uncomfortable including chris christie, including ho is a big man. she is i will. dew point 72 at 9:00 a.m., very gross. nic taylor tweeting in part, mid 70's with breezes very comfortable weather. this is ridiculous. dew point, come on. yes, i know i always ask when i'm leaving the house in the morning what's it like outs

more freebies on 6abc.com right now rick. >> all right, that's plenty. at 4:00 it may sound too good to be true but one utah company is now paying its employees to take a vacation. bamboo hr a software company has a new program called paid paid vacation. for those employees eligible bamboo hr will reimburse that person up to $2,000 for vacation costs including hotel, transportation and meals. the company has about 200 employees and the ceo says he feels strongly that personal life doesn't exist to support work life but vice versa. >> hm. >> not bad if you can get it. >> good to be an employee there. >> right. >> that will do it for "action news at 4:00 for rick williams brian taff alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm sharrie williams. join me along with brian adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> now here's monica malpass way look at what's ahead at 5:00 monica see you in a moment. >> see you rick. coming up next an emotional day for friends family and members of the wilmington fire departme

>> rick: and you're okay with this? >> ridge: am i okay with what?

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. >> reporter: out here on the ben franklin parkway rick, hillary clinton stayed off the campaign trail again today. still fighting the pneumonia bug she has. in the meantime. the strongest surrogate came to town to stump for her part of a long plan of events with the president. >> hello philadelphia! >> city officials say that 6,000 supporters came out this afternoon to cheer president obama perhaps their last chance to see and hear him while he is still president. making sure that democrats in this city and region reach their registration goals to come out for hillary clinton on november 7th. >> no matter how daunting the odds and how many times people knock her down, and mess with her, she does not quit. >> as he stumps the cycle for hillary clinton he declared it open season on gop nominee, donald trump. he says that trump cannot hold a candle to his former secretary of state. >> she what the experience and temperament. there is not a scenario she will not have seen before and she will see to it that our troops finish the job fighting isol and do it without torture. >> and this crow

hi, jeanette. >> reporter: hi, rick.w, there's going to be a lot of watch parties all around the city. this is going to be one of the more popular spots mcgillan's old ale house tens of millions of people are expected to watch this debate and some of those people will be here. first let's show you what's on the menu. you have the red ale blueberry -- red ale or blueberry lemonade. then the hillary hoagies and the trump tacos your pick. the faceoff begins at 9:00 tonight and it's among the most highly anticipated presidential debates in american history. one of the nation's oldest taverns rights here in center city is taking that's right a way by holding a viewing party. instead of football and basketball on the high def tv screens, mcgillan's olds ale house will have presidential candidates. owner chris mullins says in his 20 plus years running the business along with his wife and son he's never seen quite this much interest in a presidential debate. >> it's an opportunity for people to come in here and to check out the

me so much of rick. it wasn't this fancy power point. there were no lasers. he said, 'and this is what it cost'. and he left and the trustees looked at each other and said 'this is what we're about'. 1:23:23 1:14:53 when they called and said they were going to pay for a new floor for us. and then air conditioning and scoreboards..it was overwhelming! 1:15:00 and emotional for a man who has dedicated his life to developing young men and women. 1:12:00 this really was a gift from god when the majerus family helped us out. 1:12:16 we just don't have have things like this happen at st. thomas more. we're really kind of a small catholic school. i really describe us as a blue collar schl money. a lot of our parents work two jobs to send their sons and daughters here. 1:12:35 1:24:03 rick would be proud. this is the kind of place where rick liked to play. 1:24:22 and he would expect the best out of these kids. he would say, i gave you the best, and i worked my hardest. and i want you to do the same when you're here. 1:24:29 1:24:30 i want you when you graduate to se

rick would be proud. 1:26:01 because what we're teaching them here, it's hitting in their hearts. and they want to give back to the community as well; and it's a great example that someone did something good for them, and now they want to pay it forward and do something good for somebody else. l:31:00 just like what the majerus family foundation did for the youngsters who'll play on rick majerus court for generations to come. its half-time show star. who's rumored to take the stage. plus -- building a bigger mars cheese castle. the company plans to roughly double in size. how soon you'll be able to visit the upgraded castle. plus -- arctic polar bears are on thin ice. why researchers say their population is dwindling. we have a warm up on the way along with a chance for thunderstorms. i'll have your fox6 forecast coming set shot bump back w/ tc has the n-f-l picked the super bowl halftime performance already? and amy schumer has a health scared while overseas... the details in tonight's buzz. david bowie's "lazarus" has new life... some of bw are included on the album from his mus

. >> monica and rick we are official in heat wave number seven. it started on wednesday, 91 degrees. yesterday 95. today so far 94 degrees and that does tie the record high set way back in 1884, a record that stood for 132 years. now, the heat index shows you not quite as intense as yesterday. our dewpoints did drop a little bit but still it's uncomfortably warm. feels like 99 in philadelphia, feels like 100 at the atlantic city airport, 101 in dover, 102 in millville. feels like 98 degrees in lancaster. satellite6 along with action radar showing there's a cold front that's stalled up to the north and closer to it we are seeing some scattered showers breaking out in the lehigh valley. now, what will happen with that front, it will advance farther up to the north as a warm front tomorrow and that will bring back high dewpoints and high temperatures and that heat advisory has not only been extended until 7 o'clock tomorrow evening, it's also been expanded across our entire viewing area except for the immediate coastline right on the beaches you will

>> rick: i already asked mom that same question, and she said yes. frankly, i think she's rushing into things. >> brooke: sweetheart, bill and katie have agreed on a divorce settlement, and will is gonna be fine. he's gonna be loved and protected. everybody's just moving on. >> rick: including you. >> brooke: i think it's time. don't you? >> rick: and you're okay with this? >> ridge: am i okay with what? with her marrying bill spencer?

. >> reporter: i'm staying nice and cool in the air-conditioning, nice try, rick williams. we want you to take the heat seriously. this is a good time to check on elderly friend. there's a heat advisory in effect this is a day the heat is dangerous. it started at noon and lasts until 6:00 p.m. because of the combination of heat and humidity. 85 in quaker torn. 87 in -- quakertown. 87 in manners creek. 91 in -- martins creek. 91 in coatsville. 87 in center city. in the suburbs of new jersey, let's check the latest numbers. mostly 87. looking at 89 in browns mills. 82348 gandys beach. 88 in dover. 90 in smyrna, delaware. the temperatures are significant. you factor in the humidity with the high dewpoints this is what you get, the heat index values. feels like 93 in philadelphia. not as bad in allentown, upper 80s. 101 in lancaster. 105 in dover, delaware. the numbers in dover, delaware have been trending high. 97 in millville. 96 in cape may. feels like 93 in atlantic city. so you really feel the heat and humidity. 96 would be the normal high today. 81 would be the normal hig

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news donald trump admits president obama was born in the united states. hear what he told a crowd in washington, d.c. >>> and a hearing is underway for people to make their case for speed cameras along the roosevelt boulevard. >>> and a scary confrontation outside a local church. a man tried to rob a pastor and his family but the pastor's wife took matters into her own hands. annie mccormick is live. >> reporter: rick, at this hour, the suspect the 66-year-old suspect is in serious condition at the hospital. when he allegedly approached the pastor and his family, he didn't realize they were both licensed to carry guns. >> i thought i would do with the gun in my face. it took one shot from pastor's wife's handgun. he did not have his handgun when he returned from a concert with his wife and 10-year-old son and his wife did, the suspect hit him in the head with what felt like a shotgun and demanded cook's wallet. >> i heard drop the gun and drop the gun and i said she has