trish: indeed. all right, i like this, you heard what i was saying there, shell by, about 4.4%, right? in the old days 4.4% would be really, really good. thank you, president obama, we had influx of so many part-time workers i think it is more important to look the 8.6 u6 rate overall as more accurate read because the wage inflation, it ain't there yet. >> it is not there yet. another number good to look at is the labor force participation rate which is still hovering at four-decade low. that is not great. suggests there might be more slack in the labor market than we previously expected. it means more peoplearen't working, particularly able-bodied americans. our population is getting older. trish: i mean, people -- >> people still need to enter the workforce generally. it is tightening labor market. not everyone working. not just people retiring and getting older, able-bodied americans not in the workforce. analysts say the market could be higher except you do have the wage, weak wage growth and al

to you, trish. trish: did such a good job. thanks, neil. lots of news going on. president trump coming out swinging blasting the liberal media making a big deal over his son's meeting with a russian lawyer. the president said his son has done nothing wrong. anyone in his position would have done the same darn thing. all this as senate republicans unveil he revised version of their health care bill. we got it all. welcome, everyone, i'm trish regan. this is "the intelligence report. defending his son donald trump, jr., in a press conference with purchase leader macron. the leaders admit they don't see eye-to-eye on everything including climate change but they agree the nations must work together to solve big problems like terrorism. senate republicans unveiling a new health care bill which offers more choices for consumers including cheaper policies that cover less but the bill keeps taxes on wealthy people, something republicans have objected to in the past. how do son -- conservatives feel about this new bill? we're asking alabama senator richard shelby. blake b

trish. trish: thank you very much catherine herridge.e're coming right back with much more, stay with us. >> president trump once again putting pressure on republicans to dismantled disastrous obamacare. >> there is still time to do the right thing, for senate republicans this is their chance to keep their promise. trish: can the g.o.p. get it done? we take that up with the dean, ed rollins. >> a pair of armed chinese fighter jets flying close to u.s. navy plane in east china sea. we'll have a full report on that, and much more, straight ahead. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for s

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of >> trish: and worry about fixing it later?> yes, making way for tax reform in the meantime because the nation, the markets are depending on it, we see these economic markets with expectations, but soon, that will turn to disappointment. >> trish: there is the hope in the sense that you have a pro-business environment now in washington, that there will be some action as far as tax cuts go, at least on the corporate side this year, but this is getting in the way. mitch mcconnell with a slip of the tongue, or is he really just saying okay, i can't do this, i need the help of the democrats. >> let's make it clear, what that bipartisan deal would mean, it would mean throwing hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars toward a cropping up this unaffordable system, rather than the moving toward a for your system, where consumers have choice. >> trish: you talk about choice, ted cruz at supposing something up that would try to incorporate that market principle into health care. do you like it? >> the best one i've heard, it would allow

trish, back to you. trish: thanks so much.r more on made in america week, i want to go to ceo, former ceo i should say of cke restaurants, andy puzder. >> welcome, trish. trish: made in america, talk to me about why you see this, and why the president sees this as so important. in some ways it should be obvious but often times it is cheaper to make somewhere else and you want people to do what is best for them, so how does it best for? >> what we need to make it more desirable, easier for companies to manufacture goods in the united states. director mulvaney, omb director mulvaney had a "wall street journal" op-ed on make america great economics in "the wall street journal" last week that talked about health care reform, tax reform, regulatory rollback, welfare reform. smart trade policies, smart immigration policy, infrastructure spending. all the things that the president wants to do which are aimed at generating 3% economic growth. the more we can do to bring manufacturing back to the united states, the more we can make it

trish: i am trish regan in for lou dobbs who is off tonight. and in tomorrow. president telling republicans they have not done their job in ending the obamacare nightmare after 7 years of promises, senators were not only ones who took heat, president also blasts attorney general jeff sessions on twitter for not investigating the clintons. fox news correspondent kevin corke is traveling with the president in west virginia, where the president is speaking to the boy scouts at their yearly jamboree. reporter: hey there, he is town this downthe road just a bit inn jean, a huge crowd listening to president speak, whether he is here on road in wife wif west vr at white house, president is content criticizing those he believes are standing in the way of his health carri care, agend. >> up to us to get great healthcare for the american people, we must repeal and replace obamacare now. reporter: president trump today met with a group of americans, who believe they have been hurt by the affordable care act. >> behind me, we have real american families, great families. i

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trish? trish: thank you very much, gerri.h more inside into all this, former fbi assistant director ron hopko. good to see you. he was asked whether or not he thought this was a witch-hunt, effect live the whole collusion thing whether or not it was witch-hunt directed at donald trump. no, i don't think it is a witch-hunt. to which i argue that it's a witch-hunt because the left has been absolutely postively unrelentless in its search for some kind of a crime here. what do you think? i mean, is this what he had to say? >> you know, i think, trish, that look, he's on that, in that witness chair for a reason today. we, we could not expect this hearing take place without the predicate. the predicate is jim comey, jim comey's statements about hillary clinton. jim comey and the election and all things russia. if i had my druthers this would be about christopher wray, qualifications to be the fbi director, does he have the right temperment, the right experience, all those other things. like you said was set up today austria man for

trish: off the j. parole today after spending 9 years in jail for armed robbery charges. >> if anything shot dual personalities of o.j. simpson it was this parole hearing. he was at times contrite, and at times defiant. when he was asked, what were you thinking the night you decided to organize and partake of the armed robbery of two memorabilia dealers. he rambled for several minutes seeming to justify his actions and saying he had no idea anybody was bringing a gun to the memorabilia fight. and he never saw the begun waved around in the room. the hearing that lasts 75 minutes, retired for 30 minute to consider their decision. and they came back and said he met the criteria. and the apology he eventually delivered. >> i want to apologize to the people of nevada, because i wish this would have never happened. i apologized to them at my sentencing. there is nothing i can do about this media circus that's going on right now. but i could do something about the whole thing at the beginning if i had made a

>> trish.ve unsolicited advice to any political party planning its platform for the next year or two. do not base it on downplaying the u.s. economy. that's just not going to work. we've got the lowest number of layoffs, trish, in 45 years, if you look at the amount of initial claims for unemployment. if you factor in that the labor force has grown, the lowest number of layoffs on record. we've got a 4.4% unemployment rate, and i'm willing to go out on a limb here. if we keep seeing the job growth we've been seeing every month, trish, the 180,000 jobs per month that the president mentioned in the jobs report, it's possible that by next summer, we could see a 3.9% unemployment rate. trish: all right, but let me stop you because i don't entirely -- i think that's great we have a low unemployment rate. what i'd really like to see is the u6 rate. i'm going to wonk that on you. accounting everybody out there. 3.9%, unfortunately obamacares had a hand in that. a lot of employers reduced people's hour

trish. trish: adam shapiro, thank you so much. all right., you're looking at pictures coming to us from hamburg, germany right now. we are getting an estimated 100,000 protesters there in the streets, anticapitalists, antiglobalists. they've got a message that they want to send effectively to the capitalist world, perhaps that's donald trump, specifically. but this is what they do. they go out to every big world forum. i was at g8 several years ago there in germany, actually, where a number of them were. however, i would tell you that this year is worse. and perhaps that is because they recognize there is an increase amount of tension surrounding, of course, the big meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin that is happening tomorrow. angela merkel and donald trump met earlier. there was a photo op there. the two of them shaking hands. obviously, two very different people, very different leaders with very different approaches to how they see the world right now, angela merkel having really opened up those borders in germany with so man

trish. trish: thank you very much catherine herridge. we're coming right back with much more, stay with us. >> president trump once again putting pressure on republicans to dismantled disastrous obamacare. >> there is still time to do the right thing, for senate republicans this is their chance to keep their promise. trish: can the g.o.p. get it done? we take that up with the dean, ed rollins. >> a pair of armed chinese fighter jets flying close to u.s. navy plane in east china sea. we'll have a full report on that, and much more, straight ahead. i make it easy to save $600 on car insurance, so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get my bomb-diggity discounts automatically. ♪ no duh, right? [ chuckles ] sir, you forgot -- keep it. you're gonna need it when i make it precipitate. what, what? what? and you're about in to hit 'send all' on some embarrassing gas. hey, you bought gas-x®! unlike antacids, gas-x ® relieves pressure and bloatin

trish: trish, the other one. my next guest says part of the reason the gop can't repeal and reform obamacare because a lot of republicans, they secretly like obamacare. representative ron desantis is here to explain. that's next. horseheadswivellychair.com it could be the next big thing i should totally get that domain name... get your great idea online too... get your domain today, and get... ...a free trial of gocentral from godaddy trish: president trump warning republican senators they must keep problem mission to repeal and replace obamacare. after all this is what they were sent to do, right? lawmakers have been promising this seven plus years. i don't know, they suddenly wake up, they don't know what hit them? they haven't figured this one out? they didn't have anything in place they thought they could come to agreement on? rather than shoddy workmanship if you ask me for these politicians anyway, now that they have the chance to repeal and replace obamacare. some senators saying not so fast. three of them

trish: go ahead, harlan. else about this visa. >> here is what it comes down to, it's not criminal to take a meeting, it's not treasonous to take a meeting with a russian attorney, you can apply -- you can project whatever you want on this meeting, but he was doing a favor as he so clearly explained. trish: it's not as though it was something -- she was known in dc circles and had democratic connections. i hear you on that. one last thing that i want to bring to viewer here because this is a new development coming out. this visa that she was given, was given out sparingly and according to relations for u.s. citizenship and immigration services, given, quote, sparingly and in extraordinary circumstances and including humanitarian reasons such as medical or medical emergency. apparently she also was looking at her public benefit. another, she could have petitioned them for this particular visa parole as they call it, believing that his or he is present in the united states would be a significant public benefit,

trish regan next with "making money." trish: we have a lot going on tonight. president trump putting the pressure back on congress before congress heads off to recess. there is a lot of pressure mounting for the repeal of obamacare. single payer healthcare. that's gaining extraction with democrats. we could turn into canada if we are not careful here. it could be next if republicans fail to repeal and replace. president trump tweeting i can't imagine congress would dare to leave washington without a beautiful new healthcare bill fully approved and ready to go. sarah westwood and forward o'connell. it feels as if they put these deadlines out then they miss them. are they really going off on recess when there is important stuff that needs to happen? >> congress needs to do its job. if they are not label to get it done in the next 13 days, they should stay through the august recess. if they stay through the august recess and still can't get it done, they should be repealing the individual and employer mandate. that's what's hurting jobs and growth in this country

the dow down 47.5 points, take it there, trish. trish: thanks, neil. here we are just an hour away from president trump's major statement on health care. the president is expected to warn republican senators to repeal and replace obamacare or face the consequences. all of this as presiden president trump's adviser jared kushner tells reporters he never colluded with russians. or anybody else on the campaign. i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report as we await the president. i want to point out that jared kushner's comments coming after he voluntarily -- or rather i should say his comments are coming voluntarily after that meeting behind closed doors with the senate intelligence meeting today. kushner said the reason his father-in-law won the election because he had a better message, not because he had help from the russians. even chuck schumer echoed this message today saying hillary clinton has no one to blame but herself. so will the left give up on this collusion narrative? we're going to talk about it. and the democratic part

trish: he does. the concern among other cabinet members is gosh, can i be next if he's going after jeff sessions? one would imagine there is instability as people figure out their own future amid all of this. one thing that is very important right now, that is what's happening on the senate floor. let's listen into mitch mcconnell. >> go down, costs skyrocketed. they said choice would go up. choice plummeted. now, obamacare is years long lurch toward total collapse is nearing a seemingly inevitable conclusion, and it will hurt even more americans on the way down. this, my friends is the obamacare status quo. this is the status quo. we had to accept it for a long time. we don't have to accept it any longer. the american people elected a house with a vision of a better way on health care, then they elected a senate, then they elected a president. now, having been given the responsibility to govern, we have a duty to act. the president's ready with his pen. the house has passed investigation. today, it'

trish: i am trish regan in for lou dobbs who is off. senate republicans falling short in their effort to repeal obamacare, senate rejecting a measure that would have repealed large portions of obamacare. giving senators two years to come up with a replacement. with all division in republican ranks, senate leadership is pushing a new tactic, to try to gain support for skinny repeal that would scrap obamacare coverage mandate and medical device tax. >> we want to get legislation to end failed obamacare status quo. through congress and to president's desk before his signature. reporter: initial amendments have failed to get 50 votes, rand paul amendment for straight repil repeal was rejected 45-55, and ted cruz's proposal for selling strip down plans of rejected by 9 republicans and all democrats. >> we have to figure out a skinny down version. had is disappointing, but we have to keep the process moving, otherwise we're stuck with the mess that is obamacare. reporter: member of republican leadership signaled that could be path to 50 yes v

trish: okay.o there is an investigation going on and, by the way, susan collins, senator from maine, ron, said she would like don, jr., to testify. that is before these emails came out. is there a method to the madness here? why do you think he did this when so many people politically would have told him don't? >> good afternoon to you, trish. i think he wanted to get out ahead of the story and control the narrative in the way that was best for him to try to contain some of the damage. there is no question this is really distracting the administration. we're not talking about very serious issues of the day. we're talking about. mails and collusion and president and russia. so i think the president's son, thought, hey if i get out of this now, get out ahead of this now, maybe it will get behind my father and his administration quicker but ultimately washington will be subsumed an consumed by this until the investigation is over. trish: chris hahn, do you agree with that? consumed? >> i think so. i

>> hi, trish. john cornyn says a score on the bill from the congressional budget office could common. consensus has been sorely lacking among senate republicans for a way forward on a healthcare bill. a fact, undercored by the white house, said democrats had done a better job of coming together on the issue. they're more organized reporters were told. in the senate, some gop conservatives are pushing off on full repeal until a future date. moderates want to spending on medicaid and the opioid crisis. some including mitch mcconnell are considering the possibility of legislation to bolster the obama exchanges and working with democrats to get the deal done. the most recent idea advanced by senator ted cruz who says insurers could have plans that don't have all the benefits required by the affordable care act like maternity or dental coverage as long as they offered one plan that does provide the full complement of coverage. that idea under assault by progressives that say it would take away coverage

trish: we're watching that, sir. as we await white house briefing to begin, i'm joined by arizona congressman andy biggs. good to have you here. what is your reaction to the news we saw someone new in charge there in terms of the communications director position and sean spicer leaving? >> well, to be quite frank, i think that is inside baseball to be honest with you. i don't think middle america will say oh, my gosh we have somebody new there in the white house press office. i'm not going to get asked that. i will be asked things you are talking about which are health care, tax reform. trish: come on, congressman, he was on "saturday night live." melissa mccarthy kept doing impressions of him. i think sean spicer transcended the whole washington insider thing. he has become someone every day americans do know. so i think there is a little interest in it, just a little? >> there may be a little bit. but i do think that we shouldn't overshadow really what people want to know about is the agenda, how that is going, how

trish: all right. well, he said he consulted with a lot of generals and came to the decision that military servicemembers should not be transgender and no money should be spent on the medical services that one would need for the transgender population. so we can anticipate there will be a lot of questions on this coming up at the white house press briefing. boyd, robin, thank you very much. >>> okay, any minute now, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders will be briefing the press. we can expect she will be asked about health care, as republicans face setback after setback in the senate, as they try and replace obamacare, but maybe they can get it done, and maybe today's tweets from the president regarding transgenders in the military is actually all about solidifying that base. we're going to talk to congressman sean duffy about everything as we await the white house. he's next. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me

trish: okay. but you do believe that we should be allowing those corporate profits that have already -- >> to come back here. trish: okay. i'm just making here we're on the same page on that one, david, because that's another one that's a no-brainer. >> it's a complete no-brainer, and it is going to happen. where the actual corporate rate gets set, i think remains to be determined. i don't think they're going to have to go all the way up to 25%. i don't think they're going to get the 15% that they through out there. but somewhere in the low 20s because i think they have a very intelligent, very well planned treasury secretary mnuchin has done a remarkable job teeing up where they need to come in to get this done through reconciliation, so they won't have the filibuster burden. >> adam johnson, that has been -- you think it's totally dead? >> totally dead. it's an unfair test. >> and an unfairway to pay for the tax cuts here and now. is that going to be a holdup? >> no. i tell you what. i think we

to trish regan. trish: love it, thanks, neil. breaking right now, everyone. hearing from the white house any minute, sarah huckabee sanders will be having her daily press conference. all of this coming, of course, as there are possibly new leaks out of top white house staffers, incoming white house communications director anthony scaramucci suggesting the leaker, one of them, anyway, may be chief of staff, reince priebus. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report" as we wait here on press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. i want to bring in fox news contributor and former campaign manager for president reagan, ed rollins, to get his reaction to all this. wow, last night, anthony scaramucci, do we have the tweet? he tweeted basically he was going to go after the leakers. he was very angry because some of his own financial records had been disclosed. he said in light of the leak of my financial disclosure info, which is a felony, i will be contacting the fbi, the justice department, swamp. reince 45, that's reince priebus's twitter address.

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they were not very happy with the open border policy at all. >> trish: in what? >> dean: they came in legally and they wanted to be a part of germany and embrace the culture. and to simulate. these people who are coming in weren't. this is from the people i spoke to and they were very unhappy with those policies. this guy was a clear immigrant, there was no question. >> judge jeanine: there are reports right now that there are 1 million african migrants en route to europe, according to a u.k. envoy and italy is now calling for mass deportation. they are being overrun. there is no law and order. you have to actually put up a sign that you're not supposed to sexually harass someone? it's a mess over there. angela merkel, she can stick to what she believes is the appropriate, i think she's going to have a lot of trouble with reelection. >> meghan: we want to move on to president trump meeting with vladimir putin tomorrow. everyone get their popcorn and jack daniels. i will be watching this. >> melissa: that's quite a combination. >> meghan: that's my personal combin

here today, dagen mcdowell, the anchor of the intelligence report, trish ragan, cohost of fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman, and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and former coming occasions director for the d&c, mo elleithee is here. he's also the founding executive of georgetown's institute of politics and service and right now, he has are numbered good to see seo. >> mo: think for having me back. >> harris: absolutely. this is a very busy day. >> mo: it's been a very busy six months. >> harris: i can't wait to get your opinion on what the senate minority leader chuck schumer is going to say about health care. let's get started. next up for it senate republicans could be what's called the skinny repeat back to my stomach republic and bill cassidy of louisiana is also a physician and believes the skinny approach is the best way to move forward and it's better than what we have now. >> the make and people hated the mandate, they don't like the fact that they're having to pay a penalty if they choose not to purchase insurance. it turns out 50% of voters paying the penalty hav

>> trish: speaking to the politics of it, it is trish, how much do you think is related, he is the son-in-lawthe president and therefore has a lot of influence with the overall office, if you compare that with just an advisor, would he be under the gun in such a way that we now see? >> i don't want to offer speculation to people at home, you just simply have to read the 11 page statement coming auntie outlines in great detail the contacts that he says he had with the officials linked or representing the russian government, and he makes his argument as to why he believes that that contacts are not nefarious. simply by virtue of the fact that he was a central participant in the trunk campaign makes his statement about those meetings very significant regardless of his connection to the funk of trump. i would encourage people at home to go to foxnews.com and read the entire 11 pages for themselves. then they can make up their own mind if they feel find the rational believable or whether it requires further explanation. >> sandra: some comprehensive reporting. quick question, how does today's clos

trish hartman is at the hospital with the latest on the investigation. trish?sarah, police say the 11-year-old boy is in stable condition tonight. he was transferred here after he was truck by a tray bullet in the chest inside his own home and police are looking for the one that pulled the trigger. >> chester police say just before 10:00 p.m. they were called for a report of shooting. we knew the cars were shot and the door was shot up but had no idea the boy across the alley was hit. >> police say a stray bullet went through the back door of this home and hit an 11-year-old boy in the chest. he was transferred to chop. people that live near the boy's home were in shock when they found out. >> it's scary. now the kids, we'll chemothem, from here, you can't go around the block anymore. >> the kids play in the alley between the streets all the time. today she told her 11-year-old grandson was shot. >> can't play with guns. i had to tell him it was an accident. he said my heart hurts for him. >> police are not releasing the victim's name because he is a juvenile.

reporting live in doylestown, trish hartman channel6 "action news": jim. >> thank you, trish. >>> let's switch live to the district justice's office in buckingham township and vernon odom, and vernon both dinardo and kratz were video arraigned there today on murder charges. what was that like? >> reporter: it was sort of dry and very quick, jim. sean kratz has had many previous brushes with the law but only one conviction. that was for retail theft but tonight he is in real deep hot water. both murder suspects cosmo dinardo and sean kratz were formally arraigned this afternoon. neither appeared in court. it was all done by closed circuit television. both are being held without bail. they are cousins. >> obviously, you know, the allegations consist of both mr. dinardo and mr. kratz committing multiple murders over a week-long period. bail was appropriately set at zero. >> reporter: kratz was taken into custody overnight without incident at his mother's home in philadelphia's lawndale section. but authorities today were focusing their evidence gathering at the ambler montgomery county hom

: x trish regan.es, it's a bad week for him, but now you've got anthony scaramucci coming in and as you point out, formally at at fbn, but he's not someone who's had a tremendous amount in the communications strategy stage. does that matter at this point or are his relationships and his commitments to the president enough? >> i think it matters a lot. there are two aspects the job. one is having a trust and confidence of the president, that's enormously important, especially with this president as we've seen just in the last 24 or 36 hours with jeff sessions who is very close to the president and seems to have lost a lot of the confidence of the president because of his recusal and the pride public f. scaramucci is a solid to the president. he's a tough guy, he's fast on his feet, he is an able defender of the president, i hope he'll come on fox news sunday this week. in that sense, he's good. i think you raise a very legitimate question which is what are his qualifications when it comes to communicat

monica. >> all right, thank you, trish.e'll have much more "action news" coming your way right after this. >> ♪ >> now a developing story from pennsauken camden county. chopper6 over the scene where of railroad tracks used by new jersey transit. the incident is causing problems for some passengers. "action news" reporter dann cuellar has arrived at the scene. he's live with more for us. dann how is it all impacting rain traffic. >> reporter: well, the good news monica is that passengers are not being stranded they're interread about by other means because of this but right now the 7,000 block of river road remains shut down as track inspectors are examining the extent of the damage to the bridge and how soon it may be reopened. but it doesn't look like it's going to be any time soon. chopper6 ht was over the scene shortly after the mishap. truck belonging to robinson waste disposal still resting against the new jersey transit rail bridge its booand bent bace impact. a witness tells "action news" the driver apparently was no

reporting live in doylestown trish hartman channel6 "action news." rick and monica. >> thank you trish. >>> today's news comes one week after three of those victims had last been seen alive. >> since then their loved ones have been waiting for the kind of answers we were finally given today. "action news" reporter nora muchanic spoke with the uncle of one of the victims and she's live tonight in solebury township with that part of the story. nora. >> reporter: rick, monica, i did speak with him and you'll be interested to hear what he says about the accused as you can understand, shock waves continue throughout bucks county tonight as people learn more about the murders and the men accused of committing them. as the harrowing details of the murder of the four young men became public today people are reacting with horror and compassion for the families. >> i have an 18-year-old son, so i am upset, deeply inside for everybody that's involved. >> you're speechless on these things. you just don't know what to say. but it happens all the time and you just

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live now in chester , with this story, trish? >> reporter: well, sarah, police say that 11 year-old boy is in stable condition tonight after he was hit by a stray bullet in the chest, inside of his home, neighbors say they are afraid for themselves, and for their kid. >> it is just frightening. just my heart sunk thinking bit. i didn't know it was our little neighbor. i didn't know. he comes here every day, and plays. >> reporter: people were heart broke tone hear that their 11 year-old neighbor was struck by a bullet last night. police were called to the 3400 block of township line road, just before 10:00 p.m. for a report of a shooting. when they arrived they found an 11 year-old boy with the gunshot wound to the chest. police say he was inside of his house when a stray bullet entered the home through back screen door striking the boy. he was taken to crozer-chester medical center in stable condition, and then transferred to chop. neighbors say that the boy played with the kid outside all the time and they were shocked to find

"action news" reporter trish hartman is there. dann cuellar is live in bensalem township where police are searching another property and have just taken someone into custody. trish, let's begin with you. a lot to talk about. what are these late developments. >> reporter: well, jim, the bucks county district attorney has said this has been like finding needles in a haystack. they're following strong leads and resources from all over bucks county are being used to find these four men officials say they now believe that will foul play is involved. on day two of the exhaustive search for four young men, investigators focused on several locations in solebury township including a field on upper mountain road off of route 202. >> we dedicated a ton of investigative resources there. we're not exactly sure what we are going to find there but we're pretty confident that the investigation is proceeding in the direction that we believe that it would. >> reporter: a tented area was set up near a backhoe on the rural property. this is all part

action news reporter trish hartman is live in solebury township tonight. dann cuellar is in ben salem where the farm owners have other property. trish, start with you. the search called for the night. what kind of night has this been there? >> reporter: well, like you said, jim, detectives are done for the night. it was a long and tiring day. and they will be back first thing tomorrow. they have been focusing on a property just down the road from here. and it is owned by the denardo family. as chopper 6 flew over one of the search sites, detectiveses could be seen near a barn on a rural property on lower york road. earlier in the day investigators were seen searching through rubble. a front end loader and shovels and metal detectors looked for clues. neighbors watched waiting for news. >> it's sad. it's a beautiful little town and you hear this all the time. never thought something like this happen here. >> reporter: the property is owned by sandra denardo according to records and the focus of the exhaustive search. 19-year-old dean of middletown, 19-year-

trish hartman is live at police headquarters with exclusive details tonight.rish. >> reporter: police from multiple jurisdictions worked for hours trying to find the four missing people. they wrapped up their search about 45 minutes ago and we believe we know the identities of all four missing people. a constituent police helicopter flew other a home on aquatung road assisting in the search for four missing people. >> our office is in a joint investigation with the newtown township, plum stead township and state police and the middletown police for several individuals reported missing. >> reporter: more than a dozen police vehicles from philadelphia and other departments descended on the scene. two of the people are bucks county teens reported missing last week. jimmy tarr patrick was last seen on wednesday wearing gray shorts and a multi-colored polo shirt. and 18-year-old dean was last seen friday evening getting into a car on hampton drive. and mark sturgis and his friend, tom mao are missing. they went missing last week and last seen in the area. police ha

trish is vietnamese and he's filipino. their dna was pretty much a perfect match. he wants to raise awareness about how easy it is to be a donor. >> i just want more people to register, you know. it takes, what, one day out of your life just to go to the hospital, and it's not even that painful, you know, it's not even that big of a deal, then you get to add years to someone else's life. like, why not, you know? >> the asian community in particular has a shortage of bone marrow donors, and trish's father says the family is thrilled, as you can imagine. last year, she needed a transplant for a blood disease that took three months to find a match, but now, she's fine. >>> well, the celebration for the warriors championship is still going on strong. bay area fans had the chance to line up in walnut creek today and snap a picture with the winning trophy. our kpix 5 was there. >> the line stretched around the block outside the walnut creek store. warriors fans willing to wait hofo a chance to take a photo with the team trophy and share in their championship season. >> d

"action news" reporter trish hartman has more on the continuing search. >> reporter: as chopper6 flewone of the search sites detectives could be seen near a barn on a rural property. earlier in the day investigators could be seen searching through rubble, a front end loader shovels and metal detector were used to look for clues. neighbors watched the activity anxiously waiting for news. >> it's sad 'cause solebury new hope, it's a beautiful little town and, you know, you hear this all the time. never thought something like this would happen here. >> reporter: the property is owned by sandra dinardo according to county records it wasn't the focus of the second day of this search. authorities say 19-year-old dean finocchiaro of middletown township, 19-year-old jimi patrick of newtown t-22-year-old mark sturgis of pennsburg and 21-year-old tom meo of plumstead have been missing since last week. the district attorney says he believes foul play is involved. >> i have spoken to all of the families of the four young men. they're very prayerful. they're very, very anxious, they're fearful but

trish is vietnamese and the donor is filipino making this an unusual match. the asian american donor program shows it's an example how important it is for people to register especially minorities. >> her story is a good awareness campaign. >> and she is 14 and appreciating life like that. >> every day. >>> we are here now with the micro climate forecast as we gear up for a holiday weekend. >> we have been off to a good start on this saturday and similar conditions on sunday. if you liked today you will like tomorrow as well. right now enjoying cooler conditions and starting to see clouds rolling in. in the south bay, 59 degrees. and in san francisco there it is, you can see some hazy skies and patchy fog that will start to get more dense overnight. north bay at 58 degrees and here it is, that doppler radar, you can see the fog building in. we have a marine layer keeping us cool. we have this system sits off to the pacific and that's going to keep the nice marine layer with that june gloom although it is july 1st we're keeping a lot of the fog on there. san fr

trish hartman has more now. >> reporter: a at a time police helicopter flew over the road in the search for four missing township. >> we're working with newtown township, state police and middletown township. >> reporter: police say two of the people are reported missing last week, jimmy tarpatrick was last seen on wednesday wearing gray shorts and multicolored polo shirt. "action news" has learned from family that mark sturges and his friend are missing, they were missing last week and last seen in the solbury area. police have not said if they believe the missing people are in danger only that they are working hard to find them. >> the four people have not been heard from since friday we're looking at all the angles to bring them home safely. price -- police have not said what led them to search this area, if you ever any information contact police, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." new this morning a person was struck and killed by a person in camden county. the victim was walking near the entrance of the 2,000 block of egg harbor road. the driver stayed on the scene, the police

trish hartman is live if atlantic city. some folks are staying and others decided to go? >> referee: that is right. the beaches here in atlantic city are open and that was not the case earlier this week, some of them were closed because of high bacteria levels in the water, county officials say it's large amount of rain earlier in the week was the culprit and now they are b for another round of rain this evening into tomorrow. the robersons from maryland are soaking up the sun before the storm rolls>> building sand cas digging holes to china. >> we hear it's going to be fasty, we time tropical disturbance right. >> with 2 to 4 inches expected and wind gusts of 35 miles per hour some are making it the 15 closed due to high bacteria levels. some could not enjoy >> it smelled like rotten eggs the other day. >> some plan to stay the weeken. >> we booked this a couple of months ahead of time. we couldn't cancer weather will hold up today. >> okay for today, but tonight is when things could get dicey atlantic county says that this around in the fall when fewer people are here.

. >>> one of those mornings, trish.t theirs from home. let's see them. let's see the makeup bags. oh trisha, they look pretty full. >> they sure do. >> we have the perfect person to help makeup artist and entrepreneur, please welcome trish mcevoy. [ applause ] >> look at that. author of "the makeup of a confident woman." always, always, always love to -- >> so nice to be confident and not have to have to spend a lot of time at it. >> not at all. you'll help some people out here. >> yes. >> and so as we said people have brought their makeup bags. and one of you is going to come up here and trish is going to make over your makeup bag so you're going to pick a number because the women in the audience have a number and the number is 13. who has 13? oh, come on up. >> come on up here. all right. so what's your name and where are you prosecutor. >> aim iva and i'm from sweden. >> oh, ava from sweden. your bag. >> let me see. >> as you're looking at it, what are some things -- oh, my goodness that she definitely doesn't need.

trish hartman is live with more. >> reporter: that second person has been taken into custody and we are told that the man from northeast philadelphia has a connection to the missing person's case and we don't foe what the connection is. we are hoping to receive more details from the district attorney at a planned press conference at 2:00 in the afternoon after yesterday's shocking confession from cosmo dinardo. >> philadelphia police were at this home on the 800 block of mack deavenue in lawndale. they took a second person in custody in connection with the case than man was seen being escorted from northeast detectives and put in a vehicle overnight. and police search aid property in ambler. this comes after cosmo dinardo of bensalem, confessed to taking part in the murder of four men yesterday. >> we found cosmo to be honest and forthright and truthful for what occurred in the last week and a half. >> in exchange for the confession, dinardo's attorney says that the da will not seek the death penalty in the case. >> he did give the confession and forthright and gave all relevant details