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rick right. and a lot of times when people receive these bills is a statement of what a charge might have been. it is not exactly what they are liable for out-of-pocket because very often an insurer has negotiated a rate with the hospital. it is much lower than what the charge may be. and it gets very economy indicated, i know. you would get medicare or medicaid. they just pay hospitals a rate. there is no price, there is a rate. we get what it is they provide us. a payment. there really is not much of a negotiation. that is roughly 45% of the hospital's revenue. when you see those there is a real delta between what may be on the bill versus what you're liable in out-of-pocket expenditures. the other part is the hospital perspective, we're unique. we provide care for everyone that walks in the door. again, for a lot of people there is a hidden tax to pay for the uninsured. even with the aca and the 23 million that are covered under it, there are still tens of millions of people that are not cover

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. >> rick: i am rick leventhal. bill and shannon are off. the white house dismissing the heat on president trump as nothing more than pointless distractions from the media. kellyanne conway says the american people are not fooled. >> compared to what he's doing in the white house, even this week alone, such an incredible week with health care reform, it made in week, he was independent on yesterday's briefings, commission of the uss gerald ford in virginia. it's just been a very exciting time where he's going to push forward and that's what america is looking for. >> rick: chief correspondent john roberts is live on the north lawn. john. >> good morning to you. if there is a side show kelly on recess, it has to be that the print president is partially responsible for that. this week was supposed to be all about made in america, driving the health care bill for, but all that went off the rails when the president gave that interview to "the new york times" the other day in which he publicly flogged to his attorney general, jeff sessions. what

rick: all of the above. in a situation like this obviously we work to try to shape the legislation and urge the medicaid cuts not be a part of it. we urge that there be assistance to the non-expansion states, of which the house and senate have done limited things in all objectivity. we urge they maintain the minimum benefit requirements. but those provisions are still in the bill. and that is why we are against it. in terms of strategies, grassroots. our members are speaking out providing the data impact is crucial. and a been advertising variety of other techniques to make sure our voices are heard. anna: to you feel like any of that is getting through? have you been able to sit down with leadership in the senate and convey these concerns and feel like they get it and maybe there is some changes coming? rick: we have had the opportunity to convey our concerns to leaders in the house, leaders in the senate, people in the administration. they have listened to our concerns, but i don't know that they really hu

rick. >> the place to be, john. thank you. >>> and of course you can take "action news" with you wherever you go this holiday t our free 6abc app gives you access to realtime traffic views, storm tracker6 live radar and the very latest news right from your phone or tablet. >> in other news a fire at a house in the mayfair section of philadelphia turned into a drug investigation. firefighters put out the blaze on the 2900 block of long shore of a late this morning and then called in police. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live at the scene and vern, what did the investigators find at the house? >> reporter: they found a lot of drugs and drug paraphernalia rick but it's been a very strange day in this neighborhood. police have just locked up a young female who was trying to gain entrance into the house in question right behind me to a rear entrance. why she was locked up and what the charges are we can't say. police did not tell us what they were. for many here its been a stunning day in this quiet, quiet sectio

>> yes, you can come rick.ts take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the area, and we are looking dry and watching to see if a stray storm develops a little bit later on and most of us stay dry. lets go outside the action cam is out and about. watch the pets we are in fairmount park and the horses are staying cool and in the shade and doing what they can to take care of everybody out there. the excessive heat warning came into affect at lunch time so it's today an tomorrow. and the heat warning for the i-95 corridor and the highly urbanized area. look at the numbers, 92 in philadelphia and into the 90s in the lehigh valley. and 89 in cape may and 89 in mt. pocono. everywhere else the 90s. 104 in complain, that is the heat index. and 99 in trenton and 98 in reading and we are spreading it out today. in addition to that. it's an ozone action day and the air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups and kids and elderly. we are watching clouds streaming in and a couple of storms far to the north and

bama rick rick time out time all wrecked rick time out for get us with all right so tyson slocum. trump was pulled out of the paris agreement is this a big deal it is a big deal because trump is now aligning himself with three countries north korea nicaragua and syria as the only countries not to sign on to the paris climate agreement one thing that we've got to understand about the paris climate agreement is that it actually was incredibly modest and it was all voluntary wipe a blot of who cares it's a piece of garbage anyway because trump is all about destructive symbolism and he wants this discussion he wants to destroy all of these multilateral institutions for this but it's a serious a crime as well as an american for a symbol to say it was a make a bunch of liberals feel good about hug a tree sign a piece of paper it's meaningless why not why not pull out you know it's meaningless it gets a nice bump as ratings and he can always do some other climate dail he can do is own climate deal and do something else he doesn't need to be a part of this talk talk talking shop the thing

hey, ducis. >> reporter: hey there rick. day one is in the books. coming up in sports we'll hear from head coach doug pederson for his comparison of this roster to that of a super bowl champion. please tell me it will get cooler out here. >> actually ducis it l the reason why, we have a cold front moving in but that's also bringing the threat of strong storms. in fact we have a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of lehigh and berks county tonight. i'll track the storms, talk about the big cooldown on the way in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> all right, cecily. those stories and much more when "action news" at 6:00 comes right back. >> ♪ >> it was something you don't see every day off the coast of new jersey but some boaters captured amazing images of a water spout that formed during yesterday it's stormy weather. and for several moments they feared for their lives. today they shared their video and their harrowing story with new jersey correspondent nora muchanic. >> it was terrifying. it was -- i feared for our lives

out of it early rick in his final brickyard 400. >> makes sense, rick.e thinking that was it, knocking radiator out. junior explaining they had contact early. he thought there was already damage. second time is the charm. >> and riding along with kurt busch. >> three-wide. >> really close to the grass there. >> wow. >> he actually -- you heard that big bang like he entered so low he was on the wrong side of the concrete patch. i'm surprised the whole car didn't bottom out. >> jeff, he thinks he might have splinter damage. also a bolt issuecy keeping an eye on. not perfect for driver of the 41. >> a great update. his brother, kyle busch, worked his way back through traffic. talking about how difficult it is to pass at indianapolis. does not seem to be difficult for 18 of kyle busch. 21 gets loose. he just turns under him and into the lane he goes. >> what a great car, 18 has. as you talked to him before, it was because he carried his imar indian wife. there has to be something about this racetrack and how he drives that makes him bet are. it has been diff

rick and monica. >> all right cecily. thank you. >>> now to the conclusion of that of murder mystery in bucks county that's put an entire neighborhood on edge for weeks. >> i am very, very relieveed to say that we've brought 41 men one step closer to their loved ones and so that they can rest in peace. >> this afternoon officials announced they found the remains of all four men who disappeared last week and now two twas spent-year-olds are behind bars accused of shooting and killing the victims after an apparent series of drug deals that went wrong. >> we have live team coverage tonight tracking the still active investigation and what's neck for the two men at the center of the murders. we begin with "action news" reporter gray hall live in bucking ham township tonight where those suspects appeared in court this afternoon. gray. >> reporter: well, rick and monica, i can tell you both suspects were in court about 3:00 p.m. via video conference with that judge. the district attorney's office argued that both men are a fligh

out of it early rick in his final brickyard 400. >> makes sense, rick.e thinking that was it, knocking radiator out. junior explaining they had contact early. he thought there was already damage. second time is the charm. >> and riding along with >> really close to the grass there. >> wow. >> he actually -- you heard that big bang like he entered so low he was on the wrong side of the concrete patch. i'm surprised the whole car didn't bottom out. >> jeff, he thinks he might have splinter damage. also a bolt issuecy keeping an eye on. not perfect for driver of the 41. >> a great update. his brother, kyle busch, worked his way back through traffic. talking about how difficult it is to pass at indianapolis. does not seem to be difficult for 18 of kyle busch. 21 gets loose. he just turns under him and into the lane he goes. >> what a great car, 18 has. as you talked to him before, it was because he carried his imar indian wife. there has to be something about this racetrack and how he drives that makes him bet are. it has to get up front. but for some reason

rick: it is a story. it is a discount rate on all assets, whether it's equities, it is the ultimate discount rate. the more it shifts up -- if we sit at 240 or 250, it's not that big of a deal. but if you watch, you accelerate faster. jonathan: when you say derisk, do you mean cash? rick: today, cash is not that bad. so yeah, you tend to bring down and go in more cash. david: richard, maybe more than anyone else, you've written on the subject between foreign policy and economic matters. as you look around the world, responding to what rick had to say, what is the gee political risk you think is connected with the market and business? richard: external risk is something out of the middle east. the prince of saudi arabia could get spouse a jam with iran. so if we're looking at geo political risk, i would say the meal. inside-out, i worry about potential our debt being a source of vulnerability and i worry about inaction. look at health care. look at infrastructure. you name it. look at taxes. what's not hap

>> that's right, rick. the fireworks ended minutes ago.ended an eventful july 4th celebration here on the parkway. >>> a stunning display lit up the night sky at the art museum capping off a week long celebration in the city where it all began. >> happy fourth, philadelphia. >> th they wowed thousands. many decked out in patriotic finest for a food and fun. ♪ ♪ >> it. i'm having a great time. >> what brings you here? >> mary oblige and boys to men and the whole stick fromiladelp. nothing like living in center city. it's the place to be. >> the senate family says philadelphia itself is the true show stopper that has them coming back every fourth of july. >> this is our thirdare so nicey is so clean. the historical stuff -- i really like it. >> not everyone was smiling. this group was among 500 that got fraudulent tickets and were turned away. >> you come to see an artist you and your family like but you can't enter the show. >> around 8:30, fast-moving storms moved in. the concert went on, celebrating america in its birthplace, particularly

nora. >> reporter: hi there, rick. you may remember dog the bounty hunter he's the guy with the long blond hair and the tough talk. well, he's joining a bail bond industry's fight against reform here. he's backing a south jersey family's lawsuit they feel like their son's murderer should never have been out on the streets. wayne chapman known as tv's dog the bounty hunter arrived at the federal courthouse in trenton to support the wrongful death lawsuit. the aspiring rapper was shot 22 times in vineland on april 9th. the alleged shoot is 30-year-old jewels black. >> that guy would have never made bail in the bail system without his mother signing his aunt his uncle, you know what i mean, we would have kept tabs on himmism the lawsuit names the state governor christie and the creator of a risk assessment system now being used to determine if a suspect should be released until their case goes to court. >> we've got a construct when that when you run people through it will tell you whether or not they are dangerous. this

john. >> reporter: hi, rick. well, a rutgers camden professor overseeing the project says she has checked their records from their fieldwork from earlier this year here in olde city and now believe that some of the remains, 12 of them, are missing. it was last winter when archaeologists and other specialists were called to this building site. construction workers had discovered first bones and then what's believed to be 18 century coffins with skeletal remains in some cases six to 14 feet beneath the current ground level. >> we're going to be doing various analyses of hair and teeth. there's just so much. there's month and months ahead of us. >> reporter: initially developer stored the remains at two locations of the. last spring they were transferred to rutgers. photos and a site map staffers included 12 sets of bones are currently unaccounted for. today the developer pmc property group indicated it delivered everything it had to rutgers. this site had once been an 18. >>> century baptist grade yard supposedly t

rick, as always. wes clark. i love it when you're able to say he was a colonel when i was a four-star. well done! well done, general. always good to see you. >>> coming up, russia retaliation. vladimir putin responds to the new sanctions bill by demanding that the u.s. slash staff in russia. will this have real impact or is it just some political tit for tat? >>> plus, pulse of the people. wait until you hear what folks in alabama think about how president trump is treating alabama native, jeff sessions, and republicans' failed bid to overturn obamacare. >> i think they could have done a better job of coming -- you know, they put their word on the line the last eight years and said they were going to fix this. and when they had the opportunity to fix it, they dropped the ball. so i think a couple years from now, midterm elections, people will remember that. your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found

rick has lost 65 pounds in six months. this is him before and now he is off one blood pressure medication and the dose for another is cut down. >> i feel great. i really do. he followed a program at medical research. he closely monitors all patients. >> rick came in with high cholesterol and high blood pressure and had heart disease, his focus was i want to be healthier not just lose weight. >> he spoke with his cardiologist and kept a watchful eye on his condition. he is a real estate agent and wanted a weight loss plan convenient to follow. and decided on meal replacements. >> found what i liked six times a day i would have a shake or one of the bars, that is all i had for the first almost four weeks. >> and took a prescription medication to curb his appetite. there are several approves by the fda. but dr. pin toe cautions they are not for everyone and patients must be closely monitored he substitutes in real healthy food. and now he feels add didn'ts to living healthy and has a lot to live for including four grandchildr

this is what rick perry has been talking about a lot. quick approval, fast approval of i plan projects, infrastructure projects, things of that nature, so that you can get production ramped up as quickly as possible. you can get these fossil fuels industryrkets that the wants them to go to as fast as possible. where does that cross? this would run under any sort of wallet was the? he made a famous motion during the speech anger you would go right under the wall. theoretically it could, but i think this pipeline would be completed before any construction on the wall begins. on that theme of energy dominance, last week at the beginning of energy week for the trump administration, paving the perry,n op-ed by rick with scott pruitt, the epa administrator joining in on the op-ed that ran in "the washington times." taking her calls with brian about theretarded future of u.s. energy policy. buie pooley, maryland, jean, go ahead. i would like to suggest one policy from dr. ortez, the department of energy secretary and obama, and what to do with

sharrie. >> hi, rick. it's 4:30 and brian is off as you see rick is here today.nues with important tips to keep children safe while having fun swimming this summer. >> used to talking first. pasta without the wheat can be both healthy and delicious. consumer reports put the alternative to the test. >> it's an impressive catch a hammer head shark was caught in the waves off of a beach in florida. >>> but first, the man charged in a road rage murder in chester county is being held without bail. david desper turned himself in to police early yesterday. investigators say he shot an 18-year-old female last week as they both tried to merge into the same lane. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live now in west goshen township where police are thanking the public bob for their help to catch the suspect. >> reporter: sharrie, absolutely, police cannot thank the community enough for all of that help. they needed a lot of help and the community certainly delivered. finding david desper had become top priority. west goshen township police, chester county officials they we

we're going to have to tell you what's going on and why we're rick rolling you in "the skinny," on thisriday, july 28th. ♪ run around and dessert you >>> so, it's kind of interesting that we had rick astley there singing "never going to give you up, never going to let you down," because there's a lot of republicans on capitol hill who were thinking john mccain is never going to let us down, never going to give us up. and then, the vote happened in the early morning hours there. that huge, huge news, coming from capitol hill. the major defeat for the republican party and the president, the senate voting against the so-called skinny repeal of obamacare. and members of the floor, the senate chamber, as supporters of the bill search for support. >> they didn't have enough. in the end the skinny repeal was voted down 51-49. the final vote was 1:39 a.m. eastern time. and then, senate republican mitch mcconnell addressed the chamber. >> clearly a disappointing moment, from skyrocketing costs, to plummeting choices, and collapsing markets, our constituents have suffered through an awful lot, un

. >> reporter: hi rick, these are the steps that lead up to the westbound flat form and the suspect was on the steps coming up here as the sergeant stopping her car here was getting out and saying stop, and pulls into her and goes down hard and one witness said she hit her head and was dazed for sometime. tonight septa officers showing people this picture, the suspect in the assault of one of their own. 7:13 last night angora station the reports of someone trespassing on or near the tracks. sergeant lynn perone goes up the steps and is assaulted. >> immediately. >> immediately -- >> sergeant michael wright reviewing the officer's body camera. the camera was pointed at the sky and the bad guy's image fills the screen. police are hoping that someone will speak up and identify the guy. >> i'm sure someone out here knows him. we are not asking to you stop him or anything like that. if you know him or someone that clearly resembles him contact philadelphia police at 911 or can't the transit police. >> sergeant perone is released from the hospital and recovering from her injuries, the person

>> reporter: nothing yet rick. there are some 20 to 30,000 items for sale right now, some of them are going behind me, folks are taking home patio furniture and artwork and indoor furniture. the cell offbegan at 10:00 this morning and found plenty of shoppers and some looking for bargains and other moment owes. >> hundreds lined up this morning to take home a piece of the once lavish taj mahal to the famed chandeliers to bedroom furniture, almost everything must go. >> i hate to see that the taj mahal had closed and i want some memorabilia. >> we are here for the beach and it's a crappy day to here we are. >> liquidators will sell off the contents of the 1200 guest rooms, suites and the casino floor. >> it's a tag sale. everything has a price tag and the suite furniture has an individual price tag. they see something they like they can buy it and take it home now or come back and pick it up. >> now cheryl can take home a piece of her past. >> need to look around one more time. i just left here in march, i had my ki

. >> hi, sharrie, hi rick.ll in all a pretty nice fourth of july weekend, definitely on the warm side. we've been flirting with the 90's since friday. friday the hottest day, up to 93. saturday as expected, fell 1 degree shy of 90, 89 degrees. ahead of that cold front and then behind it it was back in the heat yesterday, 91 degrees, lower humidity yesterday than saturday, though and today currently 90. so not a heat wave but definitely warm, above the normal high of 87 degrees. if you're stepping outside right now it's 90 in philadelphia. it's also pretty hot to the south. washington, d.c. 91. richmond 92, although dewpoints have dropped into the 50's. we had dewpoints in the 60's yesterday. holding at 59 degrees. so, humidity really not a factor but as we head through the overnight hours it will get slightly more humid. so this is what to expect for your fourth of july. all in all pretty nice. lightly humid temperatures in the upper 80's so seasonably warm. i'm tracking a weak system that could bring us a spot

here is alicia vitarelli with a preview. >> happy friday rick.ow it's a simple technique that could save lives, we are talking about cpr, we'll show you one mom's mission to make sure' parent knows how to save their little one. this mom hosting what she called cpr parties to get moms and dads excited about it, hear the story of what motivated her to create this new trend and get the kids involved. >>> and you can have your own piece of the moon. here the high price tag this bag of lunar dust that was collected by neil armstrong himself could go for at auction. and don't forget it's freebie friday a full list of all things 100% off coming up today at 4:00. >> thank you alicia. quick break and another check of the weekend forecast from accuweather when we come right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month o

rick looks like the coming sunday is dry. >> all right, david.nk you. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30. a new report takes the white house to task for it's gender gap in pay. >>> we'll have that story and much more when "action news" comes right back. stay with us stay. >> hello, again, sarah is off, here's some of the stories we're foj on "action news" at -- on "action news" at 12:30. new jersey lawmakers are back in trenton wrangling over a new budget, but the biggest battle is over a beach. >>> a boy becomes a hero when an alaskan bear suddenly charges at his family. now the details, it's day 3 of the new jersey budget stalemate there's no break through on a spending plan to open state facilities, but the verbal fight is getting intense especially around governor chris christie. "action news" reporter, walter perez is in trenton with more on that. walter. >> reporter: hey, rick, you know governor chris christie called for a special session of the legislature today. only a handful of lawmakers showed up. there's a couple of stickin

rick taylor, thank you. rick, excuse me. paul butler, thank you. rick tyler, thank you as well. >> thanks. >> kushner's clearance. donald trump jr.'s e-mail drop showing presidential son-in-law jared kushner knew he was going to meet with a russian government attorney. why didn't kushner report it on hi security clearance form? should he be able to keep that clearance now? congresswoman barbara lee of california has called for it to be revoked along with dozens of others as well. i'll talk with congresswoman lee after this. ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some

. >> reporter: good evening, rick. wilmington's new police chief has been implementing tactics he learned in stops in new york city and in chicago. he says there has been progress made since he's been here since april, this wild weekend however of gunfire is not going to knock his department off its course. the makeshift memorial for homicide victim david bailey aged 23. he was gunned down friday afternoon in the 700 block of south van buren. his grieving cousin held a vigil at the murder scene today. >> that's how this city is, man. you can't really bring somebody back from that. but i love you bro'. it's only us. >> reporter: the bailey murder touched off a staggering string of shootings all across wilmington over the weekend. by 11:59 last night, a total of nine shootings spread out here in a total of six separate incidents. craft men were replacing the bullet riddled glass on the door after it was hit with bullets last night at the landmark community center. the center was not the target. a motorist sitting the the

melissa. >> rick and sharrie we're tracking a little bit of activity.storm track sticks life double scan radar 3-d. you can see we're tracking showers off to the west. some of these will head our way later tonight but improvement over the weekend. details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> all right melissa. jeff skversky is here with sports including flyers camp, sixers news, phillies and the wimbledon when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back. >> crews are digging by hand through a collapsed apartment building in naples, italy. they're looking for several people who are missing. they've identified two bodies found in the rubble. the building crumbled early this morning while many people were sleeping. authorities are looking into whether this tragedy was related to renovation work in the building. >> a delta flight to china had to turn back to seattle after eyewitnesses say a passenger assaulted a flight attendant. according to passengers about 45 minutes into the flight, one of the 207 people on board began walking back

. >> historic trophy for these guys, rick. >> absolutely. monster energy. right now brad keselowski is scored as race leader. there have been seven out front. nine lead changes. records for cautions. and cars out. 13 cautions. 17 cars are out of the race. kyle busch swept the two stages. and was looking to make it three brickyard 400 wins in a row. and the incident in turn one between he and 78 ended that opportunity. >> so rick, first, restart rules, basically the leader kasey kahne has to go in the restart zone. we see front row, cars have accelerated out of the restart zone. it doesn't matter who beats who to the start/finish line. that has thog to nothing to do race. you see 5, he is trying to accelerate. 2 is getting pushed. 6 loses control. so as we roll forward, under green, under green, switching to yellow. the entire time, ever since they left rhett stathe restart zone, keselowski was the leader. it is clear to me he should be the leader of race. the restart rule is simple. leader controls restart. 5 either spun his tires or didn't get a very good

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news residents in wilmington delaware were brought to the street by the sound of grinding metal and shattering glass overnight. and tonight is the night where president trump has his meeting with vladimir putin. and it's a dreary end to the work week. the rain was really coming down a short time ago and it's wet and cloudy out there now it's a different story for the weekend. meteorologist, melissa magee, is here with the first check of the forecast. >> happy friday. >> happy friday to you. as you take a look outside sky 6 hd is out there a mostly cloudy skies and moisture is starting to move off to the south and east and you can see it on stormtracker 6 live double scan radar there in south jersey, we'll go in tighter to get a closer view of what we are looking at. see the showers moving into south jersey for southern burlington county. and atlantic city and cumberland counties as well. we'll track the moisture moving to the east this afternoon. as far as the temperatu

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off, in the news firefighters are battling a forest fire in south jersey and the smoke can be seen for miles. and a visit from the u.s. attorney general is sparking protest in old city, philadelphia. and the big story on "action news" is an accuweather alert. it's muggy and uncomfortable outside as we look at the ben franklin parkway from sky 6 hd an excessive heat warn remains in effect until 8:00 tonight. david murphy is in the weather center with a first check of your friday forecast. >> it's going to be a hot one and stay that way all the way today. you see the excessive heat warning is in effect until 8:00 tonight and it's in the center portion of the region and could feel as hot as 105 at times this afternoon. for now satellite is showing auto i mix of clouds and sun and fairly bright out there. there is rain popping in from the west and ohio and southwestern, pennsylvania, that is not an issue for us today. that will change tomorrow. temperatures right now, really shooting u

with rick williams, sara david murphy. sara bloomquist is off.in the news taking guns off the streets. at a gun buy back program in new jersey. > at the nation's capital after a senate health care vote failed. >>> and heavy in the region and a concern about flash flooding. as we look live outside we see peeks of sunshine for lunch time but the clouds are building we look at the vow of penn's landing from sky 6 hd, we with meteorologist, david murphy in the weather center. >> we have a lot of this type of thing this summer. a lot of this today and tonight with a flood watch. and it extended tonight into saturday afternoon for the counties highlighted. the lehigh valley is not included here basically areas close to philadelp to the area close to the pennsylvania turnpike south. this is a southern storm and heavy rain possible at times overnight tonight. and right now you see there is cloud cover down to the south we get the sunshine that rick mentioned but there is a lot of precipitation out to the west and that has a ten goes on. stormtracker 6 li

i'm rick williams and the big story is the arrest in this attack. annie mccormick has details. >> rick, septa police do confirm that the man caught on video did surrender today to southwest detectives with his attorney. septa police confirming to "action news" that the police sergeant positively identified him. this is the body camera we are talking about. the bodiy camera caught him viciously shoving her to the ground as he ran up to the steps. she was taken to hospital and suffered head and back injuries. surveillance video caught her attacker. police say it happened monday night at 7:3 7:30 at the angora station in southwest philadelphia. yesterday police made a plea spedding the video on social media. >> we have affirmation out there. getting people to look for that person played a big role. i want to thank the public. without them, we wouldn't be able to do our jobs. >> according to septa police, charges are pending tonight. originally they wanted the person caught on the body cam image to face charges but they were upgraded to assault on a pol

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick will be along later. a woman is rushed into surgery after being shot multiple times. and it's day two of eagles training camp today we hear from quarterback carson wentz. >> but the big story is the showdown over health care playing out at the nation's capital. senate republicans are pushing for a crucial vote allowing legislation move forward. their bill is getting a boost from arizona senator, john mccain, just daying after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> we are joined live now from capitol hill. >> reporter: good afternoon. senator mccain's appearance here is critical. it brings them closer to the votes they need to start the debate and it is expected to be close. >> john mccain making a dramatic return to the senate after revealing last week is he fighting brain cancer joining the republican's uphill battle to repeal obama care. >> many of us have been waiting years for this moment to arrive. >> tweeting this photo think the president calling him a brave american hero today. saying

. >> reporter: hey, rick, you know governor chris christie called for a special session of the legislature today. only a handful of lawmakers showed up. there's a couple of sticking points in the stalemate, the main one restructuring of blue cross blue shield of new jersey. as of right now there's no end in sight. new jersey state government shut down already resulted in the closure of state parks and beaches this past weekend. now, on the third day of the stalemate, the ripple effect expands with the closure of state offices deemed not essential. meanwhile, governor christie's second in command the gop for lieutenant governor distanced herself from christy. her post reads if i were governor i wouldn't be sitting on the beach if taxpayers didn't have access to state beaches. it's beyond words. state senate president a democrat held a news conference saying lawmakers knows what the governor wants so it's up for the legislature to pass a spending plan for chris christie to sign. >> saturday was a lost day, sunday was a lost day, we're here monday, tomorrow is the 4th of july. i'll be here to

rick, two leaders, martin truex jr, that lap was a second faster than the field. those front two cars have just unbelievable speed. and it's funny -- >> oh around comes 17. ricky stenhouse jr hard into the inside wall. a lot of damage to the front end. >> damage done. >> we keep talking about restarts. we saw the shot a little while ago from aj allmendinger -- sorry, from kurt busch's helmet how difficult it is on the restarts. you just have to be aggressive. it is a time you have to push. and everybody is pushing. these things happen. >> we saw dale earnhardt jr.'s incident happen on restart. >> stenhouse jr climbs out of the car. >> hit that inside safer barrier. take another look. >> side by side with jimmie johnson. you see he lost the bottom. jimmie johnson on the outside. just so difficult to maintain that speed with somebody outside of you. aerodynamically all this air is pulled off your car. >>. [ inaudible ] >> hey, fwies, guys, when i loo that, reminiscent, and he lost that side rear. jeff, you can talk about this, when a car squeezes you like jimmie was

. >> rick what makes that more impressive, if could be more impressive, these are completely different rules. three years ago, high, high, down are going to draft. last year medium down force. this so when down force package. >> let's go through the field brought to you by carl's jr. let's start with martin. >> kyle busch in indianapolis. here is news we haven't heard in a while, right? adam stevens on the radio saying we we are one porter house speak. i don't know what that means. but must be good. kyle's car clearly very good. he joked about his wife from indianapolis, indiana, we should say, ten years ago this weekend is when they met. he said, i never thought i would have a shot with her but he did and they ended up getting married and having their beautiful son. all year long we have seen the 78 car be better on longer runs. right now, having a tough time catching his corporate teammate, kyle busch. kyle busch went by him, he said the car has absolutely no turn into it right now at all. glenwood, patriarch for the wood brothers team turning 92 this weekend, believe it or not. >> h

i'm rick williams.a neighbor dispute. >>> the atlantic county prosecutor's office releases graphic video of a fatal police-involved shooting. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is jared kushner questioned as part of the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser was the first member of the president's inner circle to face questions from congressional investigators. in an 11 page statement released before the session with the senate intelligence committee, kushner detailed four contacts with russians during trump's campaign in transition. he said none of those meetings was improperly. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. >> kushner says he has nothing to hide and will continue to cooperate with the investigation. he meets with lawmakers on the house intelligence committee tomorrow. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the russia in

like rick williams on most days. both move on after their opponents retire because of injuries.er works up no sweat at all. in his opening round match only 43 minutes to dispose of hi opponent and move on. 85-11, he has the most wins all time on the grass court. >>> and finally fireworks are not the only thin shooting in the sky. you have heard of the x-games now check out nitro circus this is ryan williams a scooter action sport daredevil. unbelievable lost the scooter and gets it back and pulls it off. we have something to do on the dinner break. >> try it and have someone tape it and we'll put it on at 11:00. and ducis will do sports. >>> adam joseph has it's accuweather forecast when we come right back. >>> meteorologist, cecily tynan, in tonight with the accuweather forecast. >> i think you picked a good one. last year -- yes i remember it was rainy. >> there is some pockets of downpours around here and philadelphia is dry and should stay dry for the evening concert and fireworks as we take a look at the weather center live on sky 6 hd in cape may. over the last hour or so

rick tyler, hagar chemali, rick leitner. you have this combined with his tweet from earlier this week saying "does this guy have anything better to do with his life?" what does all that mean? >> that was a very flippant tweet and it was inappropriate because you have to put it in context. you know, on january 1st, kim jong- jong-un, the ruler of north korea, says we're going to launch an ickntercontinental ballistic missile. on january 2, president trump said it wouldn't happen. but it did. it was not appropriate at that time because it was serious. this was an icbm. it does threaten the united states and trump needed to be much more serious about it because he has these series of meetings coming up and he needed to convey that to china, russia, and the eu. >> and he did it on the 4th of july. what does the north want besides keeping its nuclear arsenal? >> they want deterrence but the other thing, probably, once they have a fully developed arsenal, they'll use it for blackmail, to try to extort the south koreans and use the

the humidity is up there it slowly lowers on sunday rick. it's getting really nice.ere is stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see that we are dry right now in philadelphia in the northwest suburbs and lets tracking the moisture down in south jersey and we go in tighter on street level with stormtracker 6 live double scan and in surf city we are picking up heavy pockets of rain and same in oceanville down in atlantic city pressing out of tuckahoe and moving into sea isle city and expect the moisture to continue for the early half of the afternoon and we get a break and pop-up is likely. the picture outside sky 6 hd we are looking at the ben franklin bridge on this friday afternoon. you can see clouds and a few sunny breaks starting to peek through the clouds. otherwise, a quiet afternoon in the city right now. but it's warm and humid. temperatures as we look in philadelphia 76 degrees and dew point 69. the air is saturated. a north northwest wind at 15 miles per hour. some drying and clearing it is coming in from the north and west and the ocean temperature in the