. >> rick take a look behind you can see the damage that was the left behind. whoever did it, did it up and down street road. lafferty chevrolet, there's a motion detecter that was triggered by the person responsible, it set off a loud speaker that scared them away. this is surveillance video from lafferty chevrolet early saturday morning. if you look closely you can see a person going between the fleet of truck and that person runs off. this is what is left behind, 37 truck targeted, 99 tires slashed. you can see where the tire was punctured. lafferty chevrolet said this video shows one person, but police are not ruling out more are responsible. the price tag is $20,000. another parking lot had seven vehicles tires damaged. >> i have to pay for the ones on my lot. it has to come out of my pocket. >> reporter: 6 businesses were affected that number could grow. kauffman had a dozen cars damaged and hertz retle and sales -- rental and sales woke up to their tires slashed saturday morning, the on sit service shop had to work quickly. >> if the car was sold, the cu

adrienneism rick and sharrie, good evening to you. we are learning more about the entire case as well as what the gunman said to a 911 dispatcher while holding a number of victims hostage and hearing from police who stand by their tactics in saving lives. we now have a better idea of the time line in the orlando nightclub massacre that killed 49 people. radio transcripts showing officers inside the club within minutes forcing the shooter omar mateen to retreat into a bathroom with hostages. at 2:35 a.m., 30 minutes after the first shots, omar mateen calls 911 calling himself an islamic soldier, then hanging up. over the next hour, calls from negotiators as the killer claims there is a vehicle outside that has some bombs. you people are going get it and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid. no explosives are ever found. at 4:21 a.m., police pull an air conditioning unit evacuating a group of survivors. the chief of police stressing there was no gunfire in the three hours it took for s.w.a.t. teams to take mateen dow

rick? sharrie? >> all right, gray. thank you. >>> two major decisions came out of the supreme court today. one was a major win for civil rights advocates. the other a blow to the white house. >> in a 4-3 decision, the high court upheld the admissions program at the -- program at the university of texas which factors in race. that outcome comes just months after the death of justice antonin scalia who opposed affirmative action. >> in a second decision, the court deadlocked barack obama's measure for undocumented immigrants. he called it a setback but vowed to push forward. >> sooner or later immigration reform will get done. it's not a marry if. it's a matter of when. >> more on the fallout of the immigration ruling. we turn to the lana at the supreme court tonight. lana? >> reporter: good evening, rick and sharrie. protests are spilling out across the nation as people are reacting to the supreme court's decision or, some may say, nondecision. outside the supreme court today, a sense of sadness and anger among proteste

lets send it back your way rick. >> stay with 6abc.com/weather over the weekend. stay with facebook and twitter for updates. >>> and the missing van of an elderly man who was murdered in his home has been found. he died of blunt force trauma and strangulation earlier this week and the suspect is still at large. vernon odom is live in frankford where the vehicle was found. you have the latest on the possible break in this case. >> police consider it their first major break since witnesses told them that three people believed to be from the neighborhood were seen fleeing the house that night. police are dusting that van for fingerprints. some teens from the neighborhood are considered prime suspects. it was a patrolman who found the stolen van here in the 4700 block last night. the blue ford e 150 was taken after a brutal murder in southwest philadelphia. joseph daly was strangled and beaten to death in his home. he worked as a handyman. his van was taken only to be found across town in frankford. in front of the apartment building where martin bird lives. >> it's t

rick and monica, rick, pie eating is not in those top 10 tips. >> figures. >> it's an exercise. >> it is an exercise. not the right kind. >> all right. >> thanks, ali. >> thank you. >> much more still to come on "action news" tonight. wal-mart shoppers may soon be able to have their groceries delivered courtesy of a familiar service. >> also ahead a record breaking real estate sale in society hill. the unbelievable price this penthouse unit sold for and what the new owners will be getting for their money. we'll show you. that and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >> ♪ >> wal-mart is planning to test a delivery service using the uber and lyft driving services. it's all part of an effort to go head to head with amazon. their grocery delivery service will be available in denver and phoenix later this month. it allows shoppers to place their grocery order online, then wal-mart employees will selec

vernon odom is live in center city with the very latest. >> reporter: good afternoon rick. at this hour, a former fattah chief of staff from his washington office is on the witness stand, she is not implicated in this corruption case and the trial of the 11 term congressman is grinding to a close. fattah a

lana. >> reporter: good evening, rick and sharrie. we have been monitoring those ramifications both the economic and the political ones and they have sent shock waves throughout this country and the rest of the globe and it's so divisive actually over in the uk it threatens the country itself. the british people have spoken. they want out. the gravity of the united kingdom's decision prompting president obama to reassure americans and the world. >> i'm confidante that the uk is committed to an orderly transition out of the eu. >> reporter: fueled about immigration and borders divided the country. emotional david cameron announcing he'll be stepping down as prime minister. >> i love the country and i feel honored to have served it. >> reporter: the new york stock exchange started tumbling as soon as it opened. he can coping the freefall felt throughout global financial markets. the presidential candidates weighing in as well. donald trump in scott happened. >> i think people really see a big parallel, a lot of people are talking about

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and in the news we have details regarding the 12 children found living in a house in buck county. >>> and donald trump is addressing the firing of his long time campaign manager. but the big story is a steamy and stormy accuweather forecast. as we look live outside sky 6 hd taking a live picture of the commodore barry bridge conditions are hot and humid right now, and some parts of the region could be dealing with strong thunderstorms later today. lets get the latest from david murphy at the "action news" big board. >> we had a couple of storms and a couple of waves down by the storm and a brief one near trenton and some to the north and west and round two is getting its act together near gettysburg and one is now highlighted in white and another one in white. those are the lightning strikes in the last couple of minutes. this is moving towards the east and far west right now and we may have another hour before we have to worry about it. it just starts to form and look at all t

it is friday night, i'm rick williams. jim gardner is off and big story on "action news" this evening is developing. eagles wide receiver nelson agholor accused of sexually assaulting a woman inside of a south philadelphia strip club. philadelphia police were investigating the alleged assault that took place yesterday inside of a cheerleaders gentleman's club on south front street. the alleged victim a dancer at the club. the eagles issued a statement so has agholor's attorney. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is covering the story with the latest. jeff. >> reporter: in that statement agholor maintains his innocence. this allegedly happened yesterday when a few players visited the club after the last day of training in an off season mini camp. >> the allegations are that the female dancer was sexually assaulted. philadelphia police say it's too early to release details of the alleged sexual assault at cheerleader's gentleman's club in south philadelphia. it's not far from the eagles novacare complex where the team pract

back over to you rick. >>> thank you. from our delaware newsroom now wilmington police are investigating after a man was shot in the neck while sitting in his car. officers responded to the area of 30th street and northeast boulevard this morning, the 31-year-old victim was flown to the hospital in critical condition. there is no word on a motive. >>> engine 68 of the philadelphia fire department have reason to celebrate. they received a new fire truck, a spartan pumper, they were on hand for the ceremonial push in of the truck and ceremonial luncheon and the pipes and drums performed for the big occasion. >>> there is more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, school is out for the summer and now is the perfect time to get your kids' diet on track, tips for healthy eating for kids health matters. and the ritz carton remodels, it's undergoing a multimillion-dollar transformation, and we have a first look. and david murphy is back with the accuweather forecast and more. >>> a daring rescue mission is going on now at the south p

see you at 4:00 rick. >> thank you. >>> accuweather is next at noon. as we look live at the jersey shore and a soggy day in cape may. meteorologist, melissa magee will have the seven-day forecast perhaps sunnier weekend. we'll see when "action news" comes right back. ,000 home make, with top prizes of a hundred grand? (man) whoa. it's amazing. yes! (male off-screen announcer) with instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, the instant you play could be the instant you win. keep on scratchin'. . >>> it was a proud moment forever high school seniors in montgomery county. this was their commencement ceremony in glen side. plenty of proud family and friends were in attendance. they are celebrating getting more grants and scholarships. 60% of the class received full scholarships to places like la salle and temple university. congratulations. i would suspect that most are being held indoors. >> there is a lot of clouds right now and we have more wet weather in the forecast this weekend. we'll talk about it with stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, you ca

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick is off in the news this noon. police raids in turkey, the hunt for suspects connected to the terror attack at theition tan bull airport. and details on what caused a lock down on the military base used by air force one. and the big story is new tragic news of the death of a boy in the german town section of philadelphia. police believe the gun went off when the kids were playing on east oak lane. and now the young shooter is in custody. annie mccormick is live now with more. >> reporter: that young shooter, the 15-year-old still remains here at the homicide unit. police tell me it's not likely he will face murder charges but will probably face a firearms violation. >> like -- you know he got shot. he got shot. you know it was like a lot of emotions. >> tia reed says her son's friends ran into her kitchen terrified and reed's father called 911. reed and five friends including the victim identified as chris macke played together almost every day on reed's backyard basketball court. >> we belie

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news they are still cleaning up at the jersey shore following yesterday's powerful storm and a fight on a school football field ends with a car collision and gun fire on a local street. but the big story on "action news" at noon is a return attack on the campaign trail. donald trump just fired back against hillary clinton during a speech in new york. lana zach joins us live with more. >> reporter: hi rick, yes they are getting really tense out there today. there are attacks focused on the economy, that is particular interest to the swing state voters in florida, ohio and right there in pennsylvania. >> we can't let him bankrupt america like we are one of his failed casinos. >> arriving on capitol hill hillary clinton continues to try to turn donald trump's business brand against him. she argues that that is why he won't release his tax returns. you have to ask yourself what is he afraid of? maybe we'll learn he has not paid taxes on his income or maybe he is not as rich

i expect a lot of rick rolling. >> ooze not giving us up. rick rolling is a thing 20 years ago. >>> finally, last night, was game four of the stanley cup the san jose sharks hosting the pittsburgh penguins. >> in case you missed it, this happened. ♪ >> and take that, carlos santana. >> and the crowd goes wild. >> as they should. long time shark fans metallica lead singer james hetfield and guitarist kirk hammett performing the star spangled banner, in beautiful fashion. it wasn't enough to keep the sharks from losing to pittsburgh 3-1 with the penguins leading the series. >> at least they had some good music. >> they did. >>> coming up, the first lady flexes her muscles out in the garden. >> it was harvest day at the white house as school children from across the nation rolled up their sleeves and dug in. you're watching "world news now." ♪ never going to say good-bye ig i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could

hi, cecily. >> hi, rick. we have a very comfortable start to the work week with temperatures in the 70's instead of the 90's like over the weekend. take a look, philadelphia currently 77 degrees. that's 5 degrees below the normal high for this time of the year. reading 75. wilmington 76. from end ton 73 and you got that land breeze, not a sea breeze so down the shore just as warm as inland, the atlantic city airport in beach haven currently 78 degrees. part of the reason why it feels so nice, it's the humidity level, the dewpoints are below 60 degrees. so, that's a very comfortable air mass and that air mass will be with us through the day tomorrow. it is a little bit on the breezy side but we have wind speeds generally from about six to 15 miles per hour out of the west. yesterday we had wind gusts up near 40 miles per hour. so, all in all very comfortable tonight. the evening planner showing we'll see some clouds here and there but generally just partly cloudy skies. by 8 o'clock, 73. by 10 o'clock, 70. by

back to you rick. >> thank you. >>> a critical vote is taking place in britain, it's known as british exit. they are deciding on a referendum whether the united kingdom should remain in or leave the european union. it could have an impact on the political markets. the british pound surged after anticipating a vote that they will stay in the eu. whatever the outcome is should be a major topic of discussion. >>> karen is back now with the accuweather forecast. parts of the region started on the wet side and now moving to the sticky side. >> getting better as far as precipitation. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan we are dry through the area now but not staying entirely dry, future tracker 6 showing a couple of scattered showers and a thunderstorm really at any point. this is 2:30 and later on tonight at 7:30 maybe a shower or thunderstorm. not a big deal but something to watch. by 2:00 p.m. 81 and 4:00 p.m. 83 and 6:00 p.m. coming down from that and a shower at any point. and here is a quick look at your seven-day forecast, clouds and sun and 83 and tomorrow a change. partly su

. >> rick: hey, i'm telling you, you got the wrong guy. >> katie: [ chuckles ] >> rick: [ chuckles ] all right, captain will. >> will: i got him! >> katie: you did! >> rick: ah, it looks like i'm gonna be going to jail for a little while. >> katie: i know, i know. i hope you get out soon, because you know lizzy is gonna be as big as he is any day now. >> rick: i know. she's already growing up so fast. i just want her to stay this tiny forever, you know? >> katie: you should bring her by. you know, i'll cook dinner for you and maya. >> rick: oh, that sounds good. hey, have you been helping your

hi cecily. >> hi rick season sharrie. i'm here with laura houston, we are inside of the brand new mere cat exhibit. this is exciting. and i have prepped the area with the worms, that was kind of gross but we have the mere cats over there. hopefully they do what we ask them to do. can we unleash them? come on guys! i'll have to do the weather first if they just hang out. come on i got meal worms for you guys. live tv you got to love it. i'll talk about the weather first and maybe they will sniff out my worms and come over here to do some digging. philadelphia 86 down from the high of 87 that is 2 degrees below normal. allentown 82 and millville 85 and dover 82 degrees. we are dealing with a lot of sunshine here but if you look across the midwest you see a broken segment of storms from cincinnati to virginia and west virginia, looks like a tornado watch posted near chicago and that complex is diving down to the south this morning. lots of clouds and then by 11:00 it looks like we'll have light showers from wilmington to phi

for all of us here at "action news" i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. >> ♪ >>> breaking news as we come on the air. we have just learned the horrific death toll. the weather emergency. at least 20 dead, family members, children, among the victims an 8-year-old boy. the rescue still under way at this hour. and the new storms set to hit. >> and the u.k. votes to exit the european union. here, the dow plunging more than 600 points. and donald trump opening a golf course in scotland, declaring the vote a great thing. >>> and american families rushing to safety, we'ron

hi, stephanie. >> hi, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, monica and rick. that's right, hillary day is what hillary clinton is hoping for here tomorrow in california. at rallies across the state clinton joked about a trump presidency and is talking about the history she can make in her campaign. while bernie sanders is hoping to get super delegates to switch their loyalties. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are headed toward what's expected to be the deciding primary night. >> i want to finish strong here in california. >> reporter: and she may just do that. >> i was delighted to win puerto rico. delighted to win the virgin islands. we are moving forward. >> reporter: after that huge win in puerto rico and the virgin islands over the weekend by abc's count clinton is 23 delegates away from wrapping up the democratic nomination just a day before six states vote including the delegate rich states of new jersey and california. >> it's not over until it's over. >> reporter: the clinton camp not slowing down. clinton and her husband have a schedule hosting a t

now, rick, tart with you. is the administration putting its pc push above everything else and is that making it more dangerous here in america? >> yeah, i think we saw the cia director call out the president and say that all of his language saying that we've defeated this jv crowd is just wrong. i don't know why that the media and others are allowing the white house and the national security council to totally be political. with our national security. turning the shooting, this terrorist attack massacre at an orlando gay club. specifically -- ludicrous. i don't understand why we don't we have a public debate. but we're led by a president who makes this all about -- >> i respectfully disagree with richard. president obama said he will not use that term, radical islam. i think it does a favor to the muslim community to make that distinction, we have to remember, eric, this did not start with president obama. this was set by george w. bush post september 11 saying he felt that was important around protecting amer

gray. >> reporter: hi, rick. well, while this was a very exciting time for that dad, he says at no moment was his daughter in danger when he made that very impressive catch. he says he was holding his daughter really tightly. >> i think this is going to be an outstanding play by this young gentleman right here. >> reporter: it was a catch that would make any baseball fan envious and brian kucharick made it look so easy. >> at first i didn't think it was going to get to us but as it kept flying and tailing i'm like i don't know it's getting kind of close. i kind of adjusted a little bit put my hand up and it just went right into my hand. >> reporter: he had his four-year-old daughter emily in his lap and a tray full of food but despite those obstacles the dad made a one hand catch on a line drive during the blue jays phillies game thursday night. >> i was a little surprised it was as solid in my hand as it was. i started looking around many people were clearing. >> reporter: he's been playing the game for decades

. >> rick and monica it was shortly before noon we were tracking the showers and storms moving west, across the delaware and lehigh valley. the storms today at 10:00 in the morning well north and west of our viewing area, but as we put it into motion, you can see the line of showers and storms extending from the poconos down south and westward and lancaster county. as we press forward 11:30 to noon we had the showers and storm as long the i-95 corridor. it continued to travel eastward by about 1:00 it's off the coast and 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon the skies will clear and they started to clear from a west-east direction. the other part of the story is blustery winds, upper deerfield winds gusting at 72 miles per hour. 66 miles per hour gust in millville and atlantic city 63 miles per hour and maple shade, new jersey, 60 miles per hour and philadelphia winds at the airport coming in at 59 miles per hour. lots of damage reported across the region, collegeville, moth ball size hail and sicklerville, pea size hail. and lumberton trees and power lines down. we have big changes on the way

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for abc7 sports, rick quan at the sap center. >>> now the final stanley cup final shifts on thursday for game five. wayne freedman will be there. if there is a game six, let's hope there sit will be sunday in san jose and game seven will go back to pittsburgh next wednesday. >>> abc7 news at 11:00 does continue. don't go in the water. the shark sightings off the california coast. >> steph curry's plans after the finals. what he said he will not do that is surprising dub nation. >> and messy in the house. a soccer superstar steps inside levi stadium, but some fans were left disappointed. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. gray skies right no -- right now. wiper weather in the morning. i'll explain coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc news at 11:00. >> here is something from me to you. >> i am available to be running mate in case you or anyone you know -- [applause]. ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory, grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey.

it's national donut day every day for rick. looking at sky 6 hd, at the commodore barry bridge if you are leaving early today a few cumulous clouds popping up and temperatures on the warm side. philadelphia 81 and allentown 83. not quite as warm as yesterday and lancaster and reading 81 and trenton 79 degrees. the water temperature in the upper 50s and 67 degree fz cape may point and 65 in beach haven with a good amount of cloud cover. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the next system i am tracking is a cold front. you can see a broken line ahead of the front. what that will do it brick us scattered showers and thunderstorms, it will finally kick bonnie out to sea. this is the storm that doesn't want to let up. they had 7 to 8 inches of rain in cape hatteras. and the wins increase to 35 miles per hour. and it's renamed tropical depression bonnie. we have showers and thunderstorms on the way tomorrow. the first of two fronts moving in. tonight the clouds increase and a few late showers tonight. 65 in philadelphia, alle

governor rick scott declared a state of emergency just a few minutes ago. and the mayor of orlando thanked all agencies involved. >>> i continue to be so proud of our community, the support that it's shown, the response. i'm thankful to entities from all around the country and all over the state of florida. the governor has made all the resources of the state of florida available. we have assistance from the white house. so every possible asset we have brought to bear. >>> and take a look at this helmet. orlando police provided that. this is what one officer was wearing. he was the one injured in the gun fight with mateen. police say this helmet saved that officer's life. san francisco mayor ed lee is responding to the devastating attack saying, quote, i express our deepest sorrow for the people of orlando and members of our about lgbt community after the evil act of terror carried out profound tragedies and acts of hate. leave us speechless but love, strength and often at this time will always triumph over hate, fear and violence. san francisco greaves wit

. >> reporter: hey rick, i am at one of the fan give-aways happening across the area today. the fans are loads up in the vehicles and being brought to seniors across the county. the main plan is to make sure residents stay safe and know all the resources out there as the temperatures start to get hot. 300 fans were loaded up at delaware county's office service for the aging. they are heading out to eight senior centers across the county. they are part of the county's heat plan, a coordinated effort to keep residents safe as temperatures soar. peco donated 100 fans and have fan give-aways across the area today. it includes educational brochures to go along with each fan. >> we have a handout with each fan know that you must have the proper ventilation in your home, at least the window open while running the fan, if you don't it creates a convection oven effect. >> we try to provide fans for comfort for the residents. >> home checks for vulnerable residents and outreach teams to target the homeless population. while they often talk about the dangers of extreme for the elderly

with sara bloomquist, rick williams and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again rick is off and here are the stories we are following on "action news" at 12:30. police say a 13-year-old lost his life when a group of teenagers were playing with a gun in philadelphia. we are live with the latest. >>> concerns over a strike by atlanta city casino workers lessening after deals have been made. >>> and now the details a vigil is planned tonight for the teenage boy shot and killed in german town. police say it was a tragic accident. chad pradelli is live now at police headquarter with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: sara the 15-year-old who pulled the trigger has not been charged. at last check he was in the homicide unit. i am told he will not face murder charges but could face firearms charging in this accidental shooting. >> you heard the loud pop -- and i'm like what is that? i see them running from the back and i'm running from the kitchen -- >> the loud pop was the sound of gun fire on the unit block of east walnut lane. tia reed's son and others were playing basket

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick is off. in the news this noon. support for the police officer shot seven times. details on the fundraiser happening today in delaware county. >>> and atlantic city casino workers are getting ready for a possible strike before the holiday weekend. >>> but the big story on "action news" is the terror attack at the airport in istanbul. the airport is open even with bullet holes and shattered glass. at least 41 people are confirmed dead and another 142 people are injured from a barrage of gun fire and bombs. the turkish government is blaming islamic state extremists. >> reporter: new video of the terror inside of istanbul's international terminal shows footage as one bomb goes off. the blast during the final days of rom done sends panicked passengers running. people were shooting on one side and we all ran the other way and the bombs went off and there was more shooting. >> one of the three attackers appears to hit the ground shot by police gun fire tearing through the terminal. >> there was a f

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news a failed casino is getting ready to reopen in atlantic city. and police are still searching for the man that attacked a woman on the schuylkill river trail. >>> but the big story on "action news" is the final good-bye to the great of the. boxing legend, muhammad ali. right now a hearse is carrying his body through the streets of his home town of louisville. and thousands are expected to attend his funeral including celebrities and dignitaries. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. stand ougt here all morning long we met so many people from all over the world. so many came out here without the tickets they need to get in the arena. but being out here and being able to pay their respects in ali's home town is all that matters. muhammad ali mapping out his own sendoff. starting with the procession past his childhood home to his final resting place. tens of thousands traveling across the country and from around the world to show the boxing giant the dignity and respect h

for abc7 sports, rick quan at the sap center. >>> now the final stanley cup final shifts on thursday for game five. wayne freedman will be there. if there is a game six, let's hope there sit will be sunday in san jose and game seven will go back to pittsburgh next wednesday. >>> abc7 news at 11:00 does continue. don't go in the water. the shark sightings off the california coast. >> steph curry's plans after the finals. what he said he will not do that is surprising dub nation. >> and messy in the house. a soccer superstar steps inside levi stadium, but some fans were left disappointed. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. gray skies right no -- right now. wiper weather in the morning. i'll explain coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc news at 11:00. >> here is something from me to you. >> i am available to be running mate in case you or anyone you know -- anyone you know -- [applause]. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. san mat

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for abc7 sports, rick quan at the sap center. >>> now the final stanley cup final shifts on thursday for game five. wayne freedman will be there. if there is a game six, let's hope there sit will be sunday in san jose and game seven will go back to pittsburgh next wednesday. >>> abc7 news at 11:00 does continue. don't go in the water. the shark sightings off the california coast. >> steph curry's plans after the finals. what he said he will not do that is surprising dub nation. >> and messy in the house. a soccer superstar steps inside levi stadium, but some fans were left disappointed. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. gray skies right no -- right now. wiper weather in the morning. i'll explain coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc news at 11:00. >> here is something from me to you. >> i am available to be running mate in case you or anyone you know -- [applause]. the disneyland resort diamond celebration. it's been 60 years in the making. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace

for now live in west virginia i'm rick lord. back to you. leon: thank you, rick. let the folks know we have them in our thoughts and prayers. crazy. steve: a few more showers and thunderstorms are out there for west virginia and for our immediate metro area and later tonight it will improve hugely. leon: good. steve: especially moving through the day tomorrow. temperatures in the 70's. lower to middle 80's now. it's not as humid as yesterday. nice summertime evening across the metro area. minus the showers and the thunderstorms. you can see them popping up right now. we will take you off to the west of us. these were warned on storms. rockingham county. an hour ago. but no more severe thunderstorm warnings. they have canceled out. things are beginning along the capital beltway, dry. showers north of us around the baltimore area. these are drifting south. columbia to laurel. making their way to college park if they hold together. for tonight looking at the temperatures around 62 to 68 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. a little patchy fog as you start the day tomorrow.

rick lived in this home east of sacramento with his wife for 19 years before she died in 2011. >> the first home, and i hope the last home i would ever own, i love it here. >> in 2006, rick had quick deeded the home in jody's name because she had a better credit score and could get a lower rate. they ran into financial difficulties after their publishing company went under two years later. the couple applied for a loan it was approved but it was only in jody's name, she was unable to sign due to her death. >> i signed it, i sent all of the documentation. marriage certificate, death certificate. proof of ownership. they denied it. >> the bank began fore closure proceedings while rick was trying to negotiate a new modification. he fought hard to save the home, saying it held a lifetime of memorys. >> there are too many. too hard. sorry. >> sb1150 would provide widowers the same protection from foreclosure as other homeowners. senator mark leno authored the bill. the mortgage industry is lobbying to keep it if passing. >> so they're ripe with an opportunity for litigation and potential f

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news from delaware county. a massive manhunt for the man that shot a fullcroft police officer. he was ambushed and shot multiple time at the intersection of providence and oak streets. the wounded officer is rushed to the hospital. our live team coverage begins with "action news" reporter, john rawlins, joining us live from the scene with the latest. >> reporter: i'm at elmwood. to the right is the fullcroft train station and to the left is the police station to the left of me is where the activity has been. it's an active police situation, a contingent of heavily armed delivers were in an armered vehicle and are now out of sight and moved to the left season right and seem to be getting ready to take some sort of action. they look like they are about to lay siege to some building back there. a 26-year-old police officer was responded to a report of drug activity. we are told he was ambushed and shot multiple times and he is now in the hospital in critical but stable condition

governor rick scott will be joining, senator marco rubio will be joining us. say hello to sarah lopez who lost her friend jimmy inside that club. the fact that they were trapped in there, that must give you a nightmare, sarah. >> if they had hope to survive, they couldn't. there was no signs. that club is a trap. >> how much a trap? describe for our audience how you were told that jimmy, jimmy va valaquez, that he was among the dead. >> they were telling us a list of the survivors and they said something kind of like if you don't hear the list, like then they might be dead, or something like that because it was a pandemonium. as soon as they started saying that, some people started collapsing. we're talking about almost 250 people there. people were vomiting. crying. i couldn't even hear. by this time, i don't have an official information that they have found his body yet. because it was chaos, chaos. >> thank you so much, sarah lopez. appreciate it. attorney general pam bondi next, then again marco rubio, and then governor rick scott. we'll be right back. wha

rick, let me start with you. i watched both speeches last night and, first of all, i knew we were going to be in for a treat when i saw the prompter being set up for donald trump. it would seem to me that the choice sometimes between his speeches is stiff and predictable or bizarre and offensive. the prompter is not his friend. why does he keep using it? >> i think he finally listened to somebody's advice that, look, the contrast was dramatic. hi hillary clinton wins the nomination, the first female elected to major party, she had a big celebratory speech. donald trump has had a terrible week. he's a horribly, both inarticulate and undisciplined candidate. as little as 48 hours ago he was telling everybody his team was telling him, don't talk about the judge. he was insisting everybody talk about the judge. he missed opportunity after opportunity after opportunity to hit hillary clinton on the jobs report, on the ig report, on the -- her foreign policy speech. completely miss ed it. and he doesn't work well with

i've never heard of this, rick. >> it's fairly unprecedented. i don't know any analogy before we had tv that might have been something like that. but no, i think that rev, that the uk getting out of the european union sends a big signal to the united states. people are rising up against centralized power and i thought trump did a pretty good job of connecting hillary clinton to the idea of centralized power and elite governing class. so look, he won the primary. we ran against him and didn't want him to win. let me be clear about this. he has to get a ground game together and hire more staff. looks like they are doing that and getting that together and maybe too late. the people are angry with washington. they are angry with the way things are going and angry they are not getting ahead and wages are static. i just have a very hard time predicting with any confidence how this race is going to turn out. >> i don't think that i can predict it either, rick, but i think that one of the ways to show that you are crusading against the elite class is no

i know rick probably wants to run home. in ambler, the rain is pouring down. not the best weather by susquehanna road and running slowly towards the turnpike and 309 with its wet conditions is a better chance than the northeast extension where we have the police chase we told you about in the last half hour. the chase has ended and the suspects are in custody. we are waiting for an ambulance to come in and pick him up. temporarily the northbound lanes are blocked and that is why 309 would be your better bet. watch for a crash at lincoln highway, mostly dry and jammed on the vine and it will close at 11:00. the burlington bristol bridge will close for maintenance. head for the connecter. have fun sprinting home. >> thank you. >>> more to come on "action news" wednesday night, after they were forced to flee thousands of canadians are allowed back home. and cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo with the outdoor adventure. >> hi monica, you know i love owls and i have shakespear with me, look at the camera, is he a bard owl. they are call that because they

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon. disney considers new alligator warning signs on resort property following the death of a 2-year-old boy. >> and a democratic senator has ended a 15 hour filibuster to push for gun control. >> but the big news is a car chase that led to a fire. in chain of events began at 5:30 this morning when a man tried to stop an alleged thief. annie mccormick is live now with more. >> reporter: rick and sara, behind me you can still see the damage behind me this is where the van crashed in front of this hair salon. no charges are filed but both men involved could face charged. surveillance video from a morrisville barbershop. where police say the tables were turned on an alleged thief. the driver was chasing him jumps out fires at least two shots hitting the man in the arm. the shooter told him he was the original victim. >> a man observed a male breaking into a car in front of his apartment, he runs out and chases the male and he jumps into another car. >> it started at an apartment co

go water-skiing with me. >> game on. >> tomorrow morning. >> i'm in. >> rick, too. >> rick -- somebody get a camera on rick, please. >> he's already got his bathing suit on. >> coming up next. >> if you're in the market to replace your air conditioning system, don't sweat it. consumer reports tested some of the options on the market to see which ones hold up the best and has some recommendations on how to keep them in tiptop shape. when the hot weather sets in repairman william says people get desperate. >> nothing worse than turning your air on and find out my ac is not working and we get that panic phone call and we have to run out. >> the key to having your air conditioner there you need it is getting the right system and taking care of it. consumer reports surveyed 16,000 viewers. for conventional systems american standard is more reliable while a.mamanas are moe likely to break. >> how it's installed the quality of the ductwork even the size and layout of the house but choosing a more dependable brand can boost your chances the of getting a system that lasts. >> the responsibility

for drew tuma and rick quan, thank you for joining us. see you again at 6:00. leave you with a shot of the santa cruz boardwalk. see you later. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." concert tragedy. the rising pop star gunned down as she signed autographs after a show. the suspect's photo just coming in. he was armed with guns, a knife and police say an intent to kill. tonight, the man police call a hero and the tributes pouring in. >>> the urgent manhunt happening right now. two dangerous prisoners escape on a truck, one accused of a violent crime on the run. the other still at large, why it took authorities hours to realize they weren't in their cells. >>> trump's tirade. >> i am the least racist person. >> donald trump on the defensive, as some in his own party turn their backs on him. tonight, the big-name republican now threatening to vote for hillary clinton.

this is rick quan at the shark tank for abc 7 sports. back to you, mike. >> thanks, rick. >>> after tonight, dodgers won't play again until mid august. san francisco trying to take a five-game lead. tonight buster posey's back slips out again. got to get better stick among the gloves. jake peavy on the hill single to start the game but justin turner sinking liner to left. look at mac williams and diving catch with extra bases and save a run. no score and goes six innings. giants only run through the night on the two-run home run in the sixth. bullpen does the rest. giants win 2-1 and take the lead. >>> a's trying to snap a seven-game losing streak facing the reds in cincinnati. no score. marcus, just fair. 12th of the year. two batters later. jason deep to dead center and another two-run shot. 4-0. top eight. danny valencia gets in on the action, as well. his tenth of the year. a's win for the first time since before the nba finals started 8-1. back home hosting texas tomorrow. >>> well, the nba decided draymond green's swipe was worthy

>> reporter: rick, police are still holding the scene on old street road you can take a look, you can see the police tape behind me, as well as the officers in the driveway. investigators spent the weekend searching the property of lee kaplan after 12 girls were taken from the home. lots of evidence was found over the weekend shedding light on the conditions in which the girls were living. from the air investigators could be seen placing markers in the backyard and digging small holes. cadaver dogs were brought to the property and each room was gone through looking for evidence. >> kids were living in the basement on air mass -- air mattresses. >> reporter: an elaborate train set worth tens of thousands of dollars was found in the basement. the home belongs to lee kaplan who was arrested last week and charged with statutory sexual assault and other crimes after 12 girls ages 6 months to 18 years were found in the home. police say the 18-year-old was gifted to kaplan by her parents daniel and savilla stoltzfus of lancaster county reportedly as a thank you to kaplan for helping the fami

you comment on all that. >> no question, rick. brexit is not about the uk leaving, it's about setting a road map for other european countries being able to leave. if a simple yes or no gives them the ability to leave, italy should be leaving now and convert back to the lira so the banks can make some money to start writing off things. it's horrible right now. if you look at equity markets and what they've done in countries where they're at negative rates, they're horrendous, and it's not going to improve any time soon. the velocity of money is stopped. commerce bank, like you just mentioned, they're now renting vaults all over germany in order -- with billions upon billions of euros there because they don't want to give it to the ecb. you think that money's going to make it back out? >> i agree. we're out of time. i've got to go. but i urge everybody to read some of the things ben bernanke wrote about years ago about measuring money to see if there's enough room to store it for these same reasons he decided to go qe. our central b

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick is off and in the news this noon. a protest is currently blocking traffic in center city philadelphia. and house republicans have released their long awaited report on the terror attacks in benghazi, libya. and the big news is the unsettled weather. there is a chance of pop-up storms or flooding downpours today. karen rogers is in for david murphy. >> when you step outside you feel the humidity. the dew points are over 70 degrees, that is when it's oppressive. it will feel that way through the day into the evening tonight. lets look at these temperatures, right now 75 in philadelphia and 78 in millville and 76 right now in atlantic city. i want to show you satellite 6 along with action radar and no storms to the west just yet. we do see the heavy rain that moved through the area and got hung up along the coastline and gave a pounding to the jersey shore and southern delaware. that shifts out of our region and we have a front lingering nearby and can expect something to fire up at any point.