files going back years when which she claims will show wild misuse of public funds. >> i wouldn't call them a faction. i would call them thieves. that's what they are. >> reporter: what have they stolen. >> $1.1 million in misappropriated funds. >> reporter: a four member majority took the vote after the meeting had been adjourned. also fired the borough's code enforcement director who claims his ouster was the result of a vendetta after he refused to be shaken down by a local elected official. >> i believe that i did not bow down to a certain official who requested three to $4,000 from me cash for his campaign. >> reporter: paula brown is no stranger to controversy and hunkering down in a public building. she did something similar when she was mayor of neighboring baby borough and in a dispute with that town's veteran police chief. paula brown was only keeping her political enemies out of the building today, regular citizens and her allies could call ahead or knock on the door to get in. today the delaware county district attorney has refused to comment on this situation or his investigation. live in colwyn, vernon odom, channel6 "action news". >> not the end that for sure. showers have been moving through today and it was much cooler than expected. sky six live is looking over atlantic city right now. you can see it is foggy, damp friday as they get into the evening time and head into the weekend. for more on our conditions let's head over to the big board and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> hi, sharrie. what a disappointing day. i really underestimated how strong this cool air mass would be. the warm front i was hoping would have lifted north of our region right now. it's storm system down to the south. it's near atlantic city, georgetown, washington, d.c. and state college so virginia beach, it's 85 degrees but only about 300 miles to the north, mount pocono s it's nearly 40 degrees cooler and with that cool marine air mass in place, we had a lost clouds as well. satellite6 along with action radar showing that we have plenty of clouds over us. the good news when you get the cloud cover and you have the cool air that is like kryptonite to severe weather. so storm tracker six live double scan showing the cold front that caused that outbreak of tornadoes across illinois that's out to the west and ahead of it not a lot of activity. this is great news for us. we do have some showers up to the north and as we zoom in, there's one line of some storms moving through northern virginia. if that survives, it could be clipping parts of southern delaware and southern new jersey but basically as this front moves through we're looking at some showers this evening. we're not going to be getting those gusty thunderstorms widespread thanks to the fact it's just too cool. so, this is what to expect until about 9 o'clock. a few showers temperatures briefly up into the 60's, either right ahead of that cold front and right behind the winds begin to mix up the atmosphere could get a stray thunderstorm to the south, could have some gusty winds but not expecting any widespread thunderstorms. the good news is with this front we have a great weekend on the way. i'll have details on that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> okay, definitely the good news. cecily, thank you. and as cecily mentioned the same weather system moving into our region also spawned tornadoes in the midwest. >> that's right. search crews spent the day combing the debris for missing residents possibly. homes were ripped from their foundations and reduced to piles of rubble. check that out. about 15 to 20 houses were destroyed by a twister in the small illinois town of fair day. two women in their 60's were killed there. a second victim was found today. the national weather service is now in fairdale surveying that damage. and of course when severe weather or breaking news happens in your neighborhood, you can join the action, become part of our "action news" team by e-mailing us your photos and videos to join the action at 6abc.com or use the #6abc action on social media. four more cases of whooping cough have been identified in the radnor township school district. that makes a total of eight cases for the district in just two months. seven of those cases came from the radnor high school. the other came from the middle school. most of the infected students were vaccinated. officials say they've stepped up daily cleaning and disinfecting in an attempt to stop any further spread. >> additional dash cam video has emerged from the moments before police officer michael slager killed an unarmed man in south carolina. abc news correspondent karen travers live in washington with the new detailsism good evening monica. an attorney for spike cal slager says out of respect for walter scott's family they will not be speaking to the media until after walter scott's funeral. there are still a lot of questions even with these new videos that keep coming out. we're seeing for the first time the passenger in walter scott's vehicle. this new dash cam video shows the unidentified man being questioned by police. he's officially a witness and maybe the last person to speak with scott before he was fatally shot by former police officer michael slager. previously released dash cam video shows what seems to be a calm uneventful traffic stop. but after about two and half minutes scott bolts slager chases after him. moments later he shoots him dead. state investigators say the shooting seems suspicious from the start because of multiple gun shot wounds in scott's back saying the cell phone video confirmed our initial suspicions. the scott family is preparing for walter's funeral on saturday. >> i pray that this never happens to another person. this has got to stop. >> reporter: the service is expected to draw a large number of mourners. >> we will be there to support them for the funeral with a police escort to make sure that we get them moved properly and give them the utmost respect and the respect that the gentleman that is deceased deserves. >> reporter: the dash cam videos add more evidence to the encounter but there are still significant gaps in the time line. what happened after walter scott ran from his car until he was shot, that's still unknown. reporting live from that washington karen travers channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you karen. world news with david muir will have more on the police shooting with a full report from south carolina for you. that's coming up tonight at 6:30 right after "action news" at 6:00. >> president obama is in panama tonight for the summit of the americas and he's due for a face-to-face meeting that's been decades in the making. it's the first time cuba has been invited to the summit since it began in 1994. and the white house says the president will see cuban president raul castro tomorrow. officials say there are no plans for a formal meeting but both will have an opportunity to have discussions, this after both talked by phone wednesday before heading to panama. and overturned truck created big headaches during rush hour this morning on the ben franklin bridge. the tractor-trailer was carrying a chipping shipping container when it crashed around 6 a.m. it then blocked two lanes coming into philadelphia. traffic was backed up across the bridge into camden for more than four hours. the wreckage has been cleared and all lanes are back open. >> a warning for drivers tonight, emergency road work is now under way in camden county. officials there say the last two winters wrecked some streets there beyond a simple fix. instead of just patching potholes some of these streets will to be milled and then overlaid. $1.5 million have been set aside for paving camden county roads before the spring construction season even begins. >> busy afternoon this friday. time now to go for the "action news" traffic report. >> see how it's rolling on a friday night or not with matt pelman. hey, matt. >> an accident is paving the way for a really rotten ride home monica and sharrie. on the northeast extension 476 northbound side the crash is down by the lansdale interchange, still more than a half hour later taking out the right lane. you know what that means speeds like 17 and just 9 miles per hour as you come north of plymouth meeting and the mid-county tolls this afternoon. at this point i would say you probably want to avoid this stretch of 476 northbound. there are those traffic lights on 309 northbound instead. this is 76 the schuylkill expressway eastbound very slow driving from 202 into approaching the blue route. we've got what appears to be some sort of argument, a couple having an argument along the side of the schuylkill expressway attracting some attention. so, not the best place to have your argument and it's slowing down traffic a little bit extra this afternoon. but our crash on the lincoln drive by gypsy lane as well as the broken down bus on the boulevard northbound by ridge avenue are both out of the way. speeds still very slow though on 95. have a crash in upper makefield bucks county along washington crossing road at dolling ton road and across the river in west windsor mercer county a wreck is taking out two lanes along the northbound side of route one at washington road giving us delays there. we'll check it again monica and sharrie in the next half hour. >> okay, matt, thank you sir. >> thank you so much. >> still much more to come at 5:00. a college basketball player loses her courageous battle against brain cancer. we'll explain her incredible efforts to fight the disease that claimed her life. >> plus, she made national headlines for an affair with her 13-year-old student. now, they're celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. we have an update for you on mary kay letourneau and the former students who is now her husband. >> we'll have those stories and much more on "action news" when we come right back. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. . >> three students in denver are in custody after they brought guns and some kind of device to their middle school allegedly. police were called to the scene after some other students reported seeing the weapons. the school went into lockdown for 45 minutes. so far police have not said where the weapons were found or what a possible motive might be. >> lauren hill the young woman who would not let a rare form of brain cancer stop her dream of playing college basketball has died. today hundreds of students gathered on the campus of mount saint joseph's in cincinnati to pay tribute to the teenager who inspired a nation. lauren passed away early this morning but the spotlight is on her life and how she used it to make a difference. >> i've always wanted to make a difference 'cause you always kind of want to leave an impact on the world. >> lauren hill a basketball player for a small college in ohio will forever be known as a fighter. in high school, shawl told she had a rare and terminal form of brain cancer. >> i never for a second thought about sitting down and like just not living life anymore. >> despite the odds lauren joined the basketball team at mount saint joseph university, her freshman year. the day finally came for lauren to realize her dream of playing in a game. she suited up in number 22 and scored the first basket of the game. off the court she had a new more important goal in mind, to raise more than a million dollars to help fight all kinds of brain cancer including the type that claimed her life, dipg. through donations on her web site, she exceeded her goal. >> so happy that people know about it now and that we can get some research going and hopefully find that home run cheer. >> so lauren's legacy lives on starting with a basketball, a dream, then helping others even after she's gone. >> i'm so happy that like i'm able to touch everybody else's hearts and that's like -- it just makes everything he so much more special. >> very inspiring. many celebrities tweeted about lauren hill today including lebron james. as for the rarity of this cancer dipg only about 300 people are diagnosed each year and it's typically diagnosed in young children. lauren hill was 19. >> health check a surprising study shows that being overweight in middle-age may actually reduce your risk of developing dementia. this is in contradiction to previous research. scientists looked at 2 million people they found that under weight participants were more likely to develop memory problems but the very obese had a 29 percent lower chance of becoming senile. the next step is to examine their diets to see if they may be gaining dementia fighting nutrients in that extra food they consume. curious. >> very much so. >> still ahead two new smartphones hit the market today. details on the latest designs from samsung. >> plus preorder begin for the apple watch and some versions already sold out in just minutes. we'll be right back. 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adam joseph will have that answer in the accuweather 7-day forecast. that would be nice. >> that would be nice. thank you cecily. some of trenton's artist's works are on display. saint francis medical center opened its subway to gallery art show here in the chambers lobby. there's a reception for the artists later tonight. all of this a way to end can courage budding artists as well as brighten the halls of a hospital for patients that might use a little inspiration. >> more to come. an "action news" viewer grabs a camera to capture a dramatic fire fight in bucks county. we'll show you. >> plus the search is on for a man who took a verbal fight way driver in port richmond too far. >> mary kay letourneau the seattle teacher sent to prison for having sex with her student and then went on to marry him is now talking about their infamous affair. >> we'll have those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again. rick is off tonight. sharrie williams joins us. here's what's happening on "action news" for you tonight. a deadly apartment fiery ignites as the investigation into the cause continues. we're live in newark delaware. three people are taken into custody in connection with monday's vicious attack on two sisters in trenton. and the d.a.'s office announces whether it. >> firefighter back on the scene of a deadly blaze in newark tonight this after something reignited the flames just a short time ago. heavy smoke poured from the possum park apartments along the 600 block of old capitol trail this morning. then hours later smoke once again rose from the structure. "action news" reporter david henry has been covering this story from our delaware news room today. he's live in newark with the latest. david. >> reporter: yeah, the fire equipment, the firefighters all back on the scene here right now after this fire erupted a second time. six apartments in all have been destroyed here. fire investigators are still trying to figure out how this started and friends of the victim are left heartbroken. it was a fast moving and devastating fire. >> usually people are able to report in a timely manner but there was definitely a good fire load that got this advanced pretty quickly. >> reporter: the flames were so intense firefighters had trouble getting to the victim who was trapped in her first floor apartment her sister who lives with her made it out with her dog. >> she said cheryl yelled for me and said the couch was on fire. she said and i got up and ran out to the kitchen to get the fire extinguisher and then she said it was so smoky in there you couldn't see nothing or anything. >> reporter: firefighters weren't able to get to her in time. a woman who lives on the third floor barely escaped. she jumped to a second floor balcony and then to the ground. she was taken to the hospital with two broken ankles and a back injury. one of the firefighters was taken to the hospital with minor burns to his ears. richard edmonston has been friend with the 60-year-old victim for more than 30 years. he said she had been in poor health and had to breathe with the help of an oxygen tank. investigators don't know yet if the oxygen played a role in how quickly the fire intensified. edmonston says he just saw his friend for the last time a double of days ago. >> she called me, she owed me $240 from her son's wedding i lent her. i told her i didn't want it back. i told her i didn't want it. but she insisted i take it you know. >> reporter: around 4 o'clock smoke started pouring out of the windows of the apartment building again long after firefighters had left around 4:15 there was a small explosion and flames started shooting out a second floor window. firefighters raced back to the scene and once again worked to get the fire extinguished once and for all. now the victim of this fire levers behind her son who is away on a fishing trip and her sister. the red cross is now caring for her giving her shelter as well as one of the families who occupied at apartment. live in newark delaware, david henry channel6 "action news." >> david thank you. take a look at this dramatic video submitted by an "action news" viewer through join the action. you can see heavy smoke pouring from a townhome along the 200 block of pain court in holland, bucks county, just after 8:00 p.m. last night. firefighters were able to keep the flames from overtaking the row of homes but at least two suffered damage. luckily, no one was injured. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> and remember when breaking news or weather happens in your neighborhood, you can join the action. become part of the "action news" team. just e-mail us your photos or videos to join the action at 6abc.com or you can use the #6abc action for social media. three juveniles are now facing activated assault charges stemming from a vicious attack on two sisters in trenton. we first showed you video from that attack at trenton's greg grant park earlier this week. one victim had to get a dozen stitches. investigators have nare rafted 13-year-old female, a 15-year-old female and a 12-year-old boy. officials say they have identified several other people of interest and they do expect to make more arrests. a verbal altercation between a driver an pedestrian ended in gunfire and now police need your help tracking down the shooter. the surveillance video is from inside the santiago dominican supermarket in the 2900 block of martha street. authorities say a man seen here is the one that they are looking for. he allegedly shot at a driver after that driver simply honked at him to get him out of the middle of the road on wednesday. the driver was not hurt fortunately but the gunman ran through the grocery store to escape. you can see him clearly there. detectives want anyone who recognizes the shooter to please call them. >> police are looking for a suspect who may have hit two game stop stores in chester county. west goshen police say this surveillance photo was taken of a suspect who robbed the game stop in the 1100 block of west chester pike this morning shortly before 11:00 a.m. he handed the clerk a note that said he had a gun and then fled with cash. police think he might be the same suspect who robbed another game stop in levittown yesterday afternoon. game stop has offered a $1,000 reward. its philadelphia district attorney's office has just announced it will not retry a local priest on sex charges. reverend andrew mccormick was accused of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old altar boy at bridesburg saint john cantius back in 1997. he was tried twice on the charges and twice the jury could not reach a verdict. he has denied the allegations though mccormack no longer faces the threat of prison it's unlikely he'll return to the parish. the archdiocese of philadelphia suspended him in 2011. >> ♪♪ >> now to a developing story from kansas. federal authorities have arrested a 20-year-old man who they believe was planning a suicide bombing at a military base in support of isis. john thomas booker jr. is facing three counts including attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. booker who also goes by the name of mohammed abdullah hassan allegedly admitted to the fbi that he enlisted in the army with the intent of carrying out an attack at fort reilly. >> it's alleged he told another individual that detonating a suicide bomb was his number one aspiration because he couldn't be captured all the evidence would be destroyed and he would be guaranteed to hit his target. >> authorities say booker has been under surveillance for a few months and at no time was the public in any danger. >> the penalty phase of convicted bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will start the day after the running of this year's boston marathon. a judge granted a request by tsarnaev's lawyers to delay it so that they could work out issues with potential witnesses. the same jury that convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev will decide if he will spend the rest of his life in prison or receive the death penalty. world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the boston bomber penalty phase as well as this latest terror a are rest involving american isis sympathizers. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. meantime burlington city police are asking for your help finding a serial vandal targeting the city. officers released these pictures today. they say this man sprayed graffiti on several locations in the downtown area a week ago including the new jersey transit town center station. if you can identify him, please burlington see police want to hear from you. >> it's been a busy afternoon on the roads, matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with, oh, what's happening with you now. >> with me personally things are going fine. >> on the roads. >> same could not be said for the drivers heading northbound on 476. that northeast extension you probably still don't want to do it. speeds like just 9 miles per hour coming out of the mid-county tolls. the whole way on up to lansdale. the good news is the crash there that caused the massive delay is gone but the delays sexual are not. -- certainly are not. off the lansdale interchange a crash on sumneytown pike near green lane road and problems here on 95, northbound side by the ben franklin bridge, we have what appears to be an accident. we just saw someone being arrested here, so they have everything pushed off mostly to the side but some extra heavy traffic as you come north of washington avenue through this point. it remains generally heavy the whole way up to the work zone at cottman. because of the apartment building fire that david has been telling us about route two capitol trail is still closed in newark. 273 gets you around that. a warning for the weekend on the lansdale doylestown line, outbound trains not running between colmar and doylestown. it's going to be shuttle buses instead this weekend and next. but have a good weekend. monica and sharrie. >> that's right you too matt. thumbs up to you matt, traffic not so much. still to come on "action news" tonight a man suspected of stealing a horse is repeatedly kicked and punched while on the ground and now several police officers are under investigation. we'll explain. >> and philadbundance got a big boost for its work thanks to the generosity of you our "action news" viewers. we'll tell you more adam. >> monica, our warm front struggled to lift to the north. georgetown right now it is 75 degrees, 66 in atlantic city, just 55 in philadelphia. we'll talk about a brighter really nice weekend ahead in the accuweather forecast. >> oh, boy, we hope so. and the phillies hoping to turn things around against the nationals tonight. jaime apody with sports when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪♪ no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >> in california an investigation is now under way after several deputies were caught on video repeatedly kicking and punching a suspect after a pursuit on horse back. a local tv affiliate chopper captured the scene in san bernadino county yesterday. deputies say the suspect allegedly stole a horse and led them on a chase. while the cameras were rolling the man was stunned with a taser kicked more than a dozen times and struck with a police baton. the suspect is now hospitalized. >> hillary clinton is likely to finally make the announcement that's been expected for months. sources say she'll launch her presidential bid sunday. the announcement could come through an on high pressure video posted on social media. she's been expected to hit the road traveling to iowa, new hampshire and other key voting states. a recent abc news washington post poll showed clinton ahead of all potential republican candidates. >> all right. we'll wait for that. well, the phillies are facing rival washington nationals tonight. >> they're back at it again. >> jaime apody live in the "action news" sports center with more. >> out with the socks, in with the nats. phillies welcome the nl east favorites to the ballpark tonight. this is a loaded team with world series aspirations. the nationals are the irony here. both teams are one and two to start the season washington losing two of three to the mets, the phillies hoping tonight is a night their bats get going but they'll have to face the elements. jerome williams will oppose gio gonzalez. darin ruf replaces ryan howard at first base. >> i think rival is more for the fans than the actual players. we treat every opponent the same, so we're going to go ahead tonight just like we were playing any other team. >> well, obviously you know, they kind of defend champs in the east. they went out and got a top pitcher on the market yeah big contest early. we've got a tough first couple weeks. we got the nats, the mets and the red sox so tonight should be a lot of fun. hopefully we can get out there and get a win. >> last night the phillies kind of threw the game away literally. dan buchanan -- that would have been the last out of the third. buick can nine imploded from there. shane victorino drove in the red sox first run the game he had two hits. buchanan got hit hard. he didn't even make it out of the third giving up five more runs without recording another out and the phillies fell six to two. they had just two extra base hits in the series. when tiger woods won his first masters in 1997 jordan spieth likely wasn't paying very much attention that's because spieth was only three years old. well, today you can bet the old grisly veteran woods is paying plenty of attention to the kid that is taking the golf world by storm. tiger looking to win his first green jacket in 10 years looked much better today. a birdie on the sethth hole. his round of 69 was the first time since 2011 he's been able to break center at the masters. woods tied for 18th, 12 shots back of the 21-year-old spieth. he's making some history himself. here's his putt for bird on 10 after an opening round 64 he followed that today with a 66 to finish with the lowest score after two rounds in masters historically he also has five stroke lead. another hedge -- let's talk pout union. john curt tin might be on the hot seat a little bit. the union yet to win a game this season but maybe this is the weekend. they've only played five of them. they've also had some really tough breaks. they hope tomorrow is the day as they face new york. they'll have a rookie goal keeper in the net a local kid john mccarthy went to lasalle and north catholic high school and he'll make his mls debut. >> how about pressure because you guys are still looking for your first win. that's got to be pressure on your shoulders too. >> yeah, there's always pressure on every game you want to win every game no matter what, no matter whether i was playing the first game, second game. like any other game i played in games my whole life and now it's just in front of instead of instead of a thousand, 2,000 people probably 18,000 and my family and friends. >> we've had some unfortunate breaks this year but looking forward to get our first win tomorrow against new york. >> jim curtain can't see what mccarthy expects and can do. he expects to have 200 friends and family members in the stands tomorrow. much more with the local kid coming up at 6:00 if you can't go to the game because the mccarthy family bought up all the tickets you can see it right here of course tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. union-new york here on channel six. >> sharrie we'll send it back to you. >> hopeful al few tickets left, jamie. thanks. more area families in need will have food for their tables thanks tots generosity of our viewers. today the acme on city avenue presented philadbundance with a $65,000 check. the money was raised during the 6abc holiday food drive. 6abc president and general manager bernie prazenica was on hand with other executives to celebrate the most successful drive in the 29 years of this partnership. >> ♪♪ >> meteorologist adam joseph here now and we'd hoped for warmer temperatures and some sunshine today. >> bummer. >> i know. >> but it's coming. >> it is. this week it is going to be warmer, it is going to be sunshine from start to finish, promise you for the next two days. >> adam promises. >> and then on monday you can say, okay, yeah, you were right. as we take a look right now at double scan lie radar around the region a lot of clouds and still cool temperatures. some brightening in the skies in southern areas. not much in the way of showers at the present time. the action cam down towards ppl park, the commodore barry bridge along the delaware river, everyone kind of in that fog this morning and through much of the day as that cold dense air really held on. in fact, we call it cold air damning for the last three days cold air is a lot heavier than warm air so it kind of wedges itself across the mountains when you get that northeasterly wind across the appalachians and it takes a very strong warm front to blast through that cold air and you know what its spring. you would have thought that warm front would have a easy time through. didn't happen. 43 yesterday. today we the gain 12 degrees from yesterday at 55 but we're still nowhere near that normal of 62 degrees. now, in southern areas we're at 61 in millville, 65 in dover and if you were to go to sussex county if delaware it -- in delaware it is in the mid 70's in georgetown. to the north poconos coming in at 48 degrees. satellite and radar cold front is approaching and it's near state college right now but notice how the precipitation has basically evaporated off of the radar here and it's because it's bumping into that very stable air where the clouds and the chill have been in place today. so for tonight there could be a stray early shower or thundershower especially south of philadelphia and southern parts of delaware and maybe cape may county in new jersey. otherwise, we're clearing quickly overnight, 45 to 48 for the lows and then behind this front, there is a massive high pressure that's coming in and it is going to basically bring sunshine for everyone in the lower 48 with the exception towards florida where the front will lag but for us, 62 degrees. it will be very windy out of the northwest, 12 to 25 miles an hour tomorrow but with that sun it's going to feel pretty nice with normal temperatures and then we bounce above normal the second half of the weekend as the high pretty much settles right overhead. that means less wind, baby blue sky and temperatures at 68 degrees. so a winning forecast here from start to finish over the weekend. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, we get the phillies in town tomorrow. we also have the union at ppl park at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. the pick of the weekend definitely sunday because of the lack of wind and above normal temperatures and the sweet 70's are back on monday. 73 degrees. clouds will be building late on monday and it will bring a soaking rain here with another cold front on tuesday especially the first half of the day buts even behind that front, it doesn't cool off. we stay above normal of 70 degrees. wednesday, thursday with sun and clouds and by friday more clouds will thicken ahead of the next system with a few showers coming in in the afternoon of 67 degrees, so after tuesday wednesday thursday friday, clouds around here, couldn't time it better for saturday and sunday. >> for the weekend. >> enjoy it. >> thank you. >> mary kay letourneau a former teacher who spent nearly seven years behind bars for having sex with her 12-year-old student is now sharing her story. she in fact is celebrating her 10 year wedding anniversary with vili fualaau. they have two teen daughters together. there they are. she served seven years in prison for her crime and the affair was discovered when she became pregnant. they sat down with abc's barbara walters to talk about the scandal. >> there is this story of us that has a life of its own but it's not our story. >> i don't feel like i had the right support or, you know, the right help behind me. >> from your family. >> from anyone. >> you can watch barbara walter's full exclusive interview on abc news 20/20. that's tonight starting at 10:00. >> the burlington county animal shelter got a big boost today from a local school. staff and students at burlington county college collected food medicine and other necessities for their tenth annual animal shelter drive. today they delivered all their collections which valued at more than $1200: good effort. >> right now jim guard intern and the "action news" team standing by with these stories next at 6:00 a delaware county d.a. under arrest accused of stealing thousands from her employer to fund a lavish lifestyle. >> plus philadelphia police are looking to identify the suspect in this brutal attack on a man at a gas station. atlantic city is now firing the new owner of revel for each day it goes without power and that's fining. now for the entire "action news" team i'm sharrie williams. "action news" at 6:00 is up next. >> good night. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> friday night pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane has been ordered to explain why she fired a prosecutor and a fire that claimed a life rekindles this afternoon in delaware. but the big story on "action news" tonight is big trouble for an employee of the delaware county d.a. mary lynch has been arrested for allegedly stealing over $100,000 from the office. money according to authorities that went towards lavish gifts and tickets to sporting events. live at the d.a.'s office in media is "action news" reporter chad pradelli. chad, what are the details here? >> reporter: jim, the district attorney here says that hundred thousand dollars is just what's been uncovered over the past two years. he believes these alleged thefts have happened much longer and have been going on for some time. this has to do with forfeited funds, basically drug money that has been seized by police and then is used to help pay for law enforce: well, the d.a. here says mary lynch had complete control over those funds. >> this is a case of betrayal. >> reporter: delaware county district attorney jack whelan says mary lynch ran a scheme. she says lynch commingled funds and used more than $60,000 of stolen money to buy tickets to bob dillon and taylor swift concerts. >> she sat in the front row of the flyers game and those flyers tickets were purchased on stub hub and on stub hub i believe the purchase price of those flyers tickets each was approximately $600. >> reporter: lynch is a 29 year employee of the d.a.'s office. investigators learned of the alleged thefts after launching an investigation into possible stolen evidence at upper darby police. the d.a.'s office has an independent auditor for forfeited funds but it failed to uncover the alleged scheme. >> miss lynch would create an and alter court documents would forge the judge's names

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