benefits. >> the taj lowers the standard in the city and we need to put an end to that. >> they could walk off during one of this town's busiest weekends. a fact not lost on officials. >> it's not in anyone's best interest especially during the 4th of july weekend. >> what is the president of the city council marty small. the narrative is that a.c. is turning around and come on down, a strike in the middle of a major holiday weekend will not help that for sure. his hope is that cooler heads prevail. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> we'll keep watching thank you. meanwhile, new jersey governor, chris christie, is making his push for a tax plan that would raise gas prices in the garden state. it would increase the gas tax in that state by 23 cents a gallon and cut the state's sales tax. opponents say the tradeoff is not worth it but christie insists a pcompromise is needed >> if we ask them to pay more at the pump to improve roads and bridges and mass transit. we need to give them relief through another venue, i believe the sales tax is the very best way to do that because that say tax that every new jerseyan pays. >> the senate will vote on the plan tomorrow. the death toll continues to rise after yesterday's terror attack at istanbul's international airport. a woman worked at a caterer at the airport died today in the hospital and that brings the total to 42. today officials drew a timeline how the attack unfolded. saying the assailants were meticulous, the first opened fire and blew himself off at security and the second made his way to checkin and blew himself off and the other outside as people ran for safety. yesterday's attack in turkey raises fears of automatic weapons specifically who has access to them in the u.s. and lawmakers renewed their calls for gun control. chad pradelli has that story. >> reporter: they conducted a history making protest, sitting down on the house floor for 26 straight hours and republicans called it unedgecal but now they say there is more planned. philadelphia congressman bob brady and brendon boyle joined democratic lawmakers and staged a sit-in on the house floor last week. today they didn't protest but echoed the message. >> what is truly tragic is after the incident in orlando were any of us really surprised. would any of us be shocked if the same thing were to happen again this afternoon. >> why do you need multiple clips or an automatic weapon? why not be on a watch list. >> they called is a publicity stunt but this is a call to action since her son was gunned down six weeks ago at allegheny after an altercation at a newt club. >> he was the most affection nate. he said if nobody tells you they love you today, i love you. i have to fight for his justice. >> she admits that gun control may not have saved her son's life and the carnage in san bernardino and recently in orlando has people pushing for stricter rules for guns. but they say that the republican leadership is reluctant to move it to a vote. the question is why? in no other country in the western world do we see this sort of gun violence. >> and a short time ago, republican congressman meehan released a statement. there is more we can do to keep the guns out of the hands of people that shouldn't have them. like prosecuting straw purchasers and doing background checks. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> all right chad thank you. the university of connecticut revoked an honorary degree they gave to bill cosby, he was given it in 1996 and now is facing sexual assault charges in montgomery county and the university says that cosby's conduct is incog grewant with their values. >> now they are getting a fifth dmv office but this one is on wheels. it's the dmv on the go, in a converted 40 foot dart bus and meant to do drivers license renewals and license plate issues. it travels around the first state. septa is gearing up for the busy summer season and they want visitors to know they are here to help. they helped to get an amish group from the country to the philadelphia zoo. "action news" reporter katherine scott has the story. >> from the farmlands of lancaster county to the philadelphia zoo, this group of visitors from peach bottom, pennsylvania, wanted help to navigate the city and septa was happy to step in. >> we got a form from a woman in lancaster and was assisting a large group of folks from the amish country. >> now that summer is here and more people are coming to town septa wants people to know their customer service can help to plan your trip. there are 62 people in this group and they assist groups of any size and ask for the customer service department and you'll be transferred to a specialist. >> we are encouraging groups to help them plan their day and make things go as seamlessly as possible. >> once they learned the destination was the zoo it was time to plan the route. one man told me they can't get their driver's licenses but they do ride, they could have taken the bus the whole way but didn't want to miss out on the fun of the train. they pulled in via amtrak keystone express. and a representative greeted them and helped them with the transfer to jefferson station in center city and then boarded a bus that took them to the zoo. >> this group is made up of dairy farmers, they milked the cows early this morning and tailored the trip to be back in time 12 hours later to milk them again. >> we want people comfortable coming to the city and comfortable with septa, don't be hesitant or shy about asking questions. >> katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." the democratic national convention comes to town in less than 4 weeks, the committee hosted this special volunteer day in philadelphia, the action cam was there as they polished and painted. the event was to eaffirm their commitment on the city. and camden will share the spotlight with philadelphia on the final day. lady gaga, lenny kravitz and d.j. jaszzy leave will hold a show. it's designed to highlight the transformation of camden. tickets are by invitation only including all delegation delegates. >> time now for a check of the traffic report. autumn marisa is in for matt pellman. >> reporter: hi monica and brian. we got busy on the roadways, here is the schuylkill expressway eastbound lanes by montgomery drive, we have an accident pushed off on the shoulder but the two police vehicles came from an accident just west of this point on the inbound ramp of montgomery drive heading on to the eastbound lanes of the schuylkill. that is closed because of an accident but those vehicles have moved up to the second accident here. moving along showing you the vine street expressway we have an accident in the westbound lanes right under the overpass and that is underneath we condition see it now but we have the long line of vehicles there. and one more for you on the 42 freeway in the northbound lanes heading up to the walt whitman bridge an accident off to the side of the road. we'll bring you another update in the next half hour. >> thank you. much more ahead coming up at 5:00 in health check, why the fda is asking for specific information from the makers of hand sanitizers. and the garden state has a new millionaire the ticket sold that is still worth plenty of cash. and a breath of fresh air today and we'll enjoy it a little longer before the humidity returns and the 4th of july forecast. president barack obama will keep working for a trance pacific trade deal meeting with the leaders of mexico and canada and the trade deal is stuck in u.s. congress and opposed by both candidates for president and says that the idea is for a global economy to work together to raise standards for workers and the environment. and joe biden says the world of cancer needs a change in culture so the progress won't be stifled. the part of his moon shot to cure cancer. called out drug companies for unnecessary drug increases. and comedian, carol burnett, took part in the summit. and the fda wants to make sure that hand sanitizers work as well as they are suppose to. there will be a special focus on children and pregnant women. it's not because they believe they are ineffective but because of products that came on the market without thorough studies beforehand. 800 kids still lose their lives every year, a new study says that two-thirds of the drownings happen between may and august and sometimes in the presence of parents and half of those are under the age of 5, and use of proper barriers around pools and teaching basic skills to parents could make a big difference in safety. and a mother launch aid campaign to warm people of a danger lurking in fresh water. sandra gump posted billboards around tampa for her group, amoeba season.com. she lost her 10-year-old son to meningitis he got from an amoeba he got from swimming in the lake. it can go up the nose and into the brain. >> as water heats up chlorine evaporates and then there is exposure to soil and it contaminates the water and slides and baby pools those are things people need to think about. >> an ohio teen died after being infected at a white water rafting park. stocks closed up for a second straight day on wall street with concerns over britain's exit continues to ease. combined gains from yesterday and today erases roughly half the losses that wall street suffers after the brexit vote. the dow jones rose 240 points and the s&p finishing up 34 and uncertainty looms over's as uk officials debate the best way to leave the european union, some officials call it a crisis for the country and lawyers already raised $13,000 to fund what could be a long legal battle over the exit. feeling lucky? the mega millions skyrocketed to $415 million. one ticket was sold at christies for $1 million for matching all five white balls but no tickets matched all the numbers. 15, 17, 20, 35 and 55 and the mega ball was 7. and the big celebration 50 years in the making for a retiring federal court clerk and "action news" is about interaction with you. for the latest headlines and 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long. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's... up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and downloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. the newly renovated water part is now open. the park in felton, delaware has four state of the art water slides, two are spiral and the other two are mounted on a 50 foot high platform and they shoot you down into the water. the upgrades were completed just in time for the july 4th weekend. and children can go to -- for the first time for a grant. they received a $60,000 grant today to add 60 more children to the pre-k and kindergarten there. they will add academic programs and expand special education and more reading and math rooms. and the clerk of philadelphia decided to retire. michael kuns was honored in center city. >> i have always enjoyed with the federal bar is an association and defense council and this is deeply appreciated. thank you. >> our pleasure. >> well, the retired clerk now plans to spend the days home in buck county and down the shore in ocean city where he loves to spend time with his family. >> much deserved. still to come on "action news" at 5:00 we'll check the "action news" forecast. and this sky 6 hd looking live in atlantic city. the crowd on the beach a crowd that will grow in the next couple of days. the accuweather forecast when "action news" comes right back. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your turn to make the switch. can't ask for a much better day than this one. >> it is beautiful. adam joseph is in for cecily. >> a big change from yesterday and we'll stay at this level with the humidity and the temperatures in the next 24 hours before changes come in at the end of the week, right now it's just upper 70s here for lancaster and reading and 81 in allentown and 84 in philadelphia. we have a land breeze for the most part and 76 in beach haven, but the atlantic city airport cape may in the 80s and it's all because of those dew points. the temperatures haven't changed really since yesterday but the measure of the moisture in the air, when you are in the 50s which is invaded most of area it's definitely more comfortable. yesterday they were in the 70s and we'll see that spike again on friday to the 70 degree level. satellite and radar a few puffy clouds falling apart to the north and west and a front to the south, a warm front pulling back to the north here on friday and it will only be a one day affair as we drop again, the humidity levels for the upcoming weekend, for tonight in philadelphia, union in town for the open cup and clear and nice humidity and 81 degrees for the start of the game and the finish, temperature at 76 degrees and for the rest of the overnight hours, very comfortable, a lot of stars and 58 in allentown and 59 in reading and 60 in millville and along the shore, the ocean temperature up into the 70s so it keeps that warmer there. as we look at future tracker 6, 8:00 tomorrow morning, barely a cloud in the sky and just a few cirrus clouds moving in from the south. temperatures a little warmer than today, mid to upper 80s but nice with the low humidity levels and the sea breeze goes into effect at the shore and expect temperatures there in the upper 70s. there is that spike in the humidity here as we get into friday it's just for one day, we are watching friday for a chance of pop-ups to pull back in before it drops back off as we get into the weekend with those dew points back in the 50s. your five-day at 5:00 forecast, low humidity tomorrow and muggy tomorrow and unsettled at times, a warm front in the morning and cold front in the afternoon expect pop-ups to occur at any time with heavy downpours and refreshing and sunny at 87 and sunshine dominates sunday and 87 and clouds look to increase now on the 4th of july in the afternoon and the question is could we hold off the rain into the night of 86. we'll chat more about the forecast coming up in the next half hour. >> fingers crossed. >> more to come in the next half hour of "action news" at 5:00. a plane full of passengers had to stop on the tracks on the runway, we'll explain what caused an on board emergency. >> and something that could make a music fran proud. it's in honor of michael jackson. those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. "action news" continue with meteorologist adam joseph, rick williams and jaime apody. >> rick is off tonight and brian taff is joining us. new details about the attacks in istanbul surface, the presidential candidates share their plans on keeping the homeland safe moving forward. >> the plan charged with setting his girlfriend on fire face a judge today. plus, he is targeting banks in two counties for years and never wears the same disguise twice. we are following new developments in the deadly attack at an airport in istanbul, turkey, nobody has claimed responsibility. but authorities say all signs point to isis. we are talking about moments leading up to the blast that took the lives of 42 people and wounded hundreds more. >> the three suicide bombers tried but failed to get through security and then went out side and pulled out their guns and opened fire at the check point and one man blue himself up and the others took advantage of the panic to get inside of the terminal and detonate their suicide vests. >> we stand beside turkey and do what is necessary to make sure these kinds of terrible events are not happening -- >> today president obama reaffirmed his commitment to the country of turkey and to fighting terrorists. so far no reports of any americans killed in the airport attack however a travel advisory remains in effect for americans in the region. and the political candidates are talking about the istanbul attacks. megan hughes is live with more on that. >> reporter: good evening. the u.s. state department reporting that the u.s. didn't have any actionable diligence that this attack was coming and president obama today vowing to stand behind our nato ally, president obama stood beside north america leaders in ottawa to make sure his heart was in istanbul. >> i had a chance to talk to the president and discuss with him how heart broken we are with the iges with the injured and those killed. >> he said not only has turkey been an ally in the efforts all three are committed to fighting the islamic state. >> they will be defeated in syria and iraq and we will not rest until we have dismantled these networks of hate. >> we have to take care of the isis situation, they are spreading like wild fire. >> donald trump criticizing the u.s.'s response to terror threats in the battleground state of ohio -- >> it's bad, we better get smart and we better get tough or we won't have much of a country left. >> donald trump is at a disadvantage when it comes to views on terrorism. hillary clinton up after the orlando nightclubhooting. >> not one of his reckless ideas would have saved a single life in orlando. >> clinton backing gun control and trump taking a harder stance on immigration. and clinton releasing a statement, saying all americans stand united with the people of turkey. >> hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today although she had a public event last night and did not mention the attack. megan hughes, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. our coverage of the attacks in turkey continues online at 6abc.com and there you can find the latest updates and view images of the scene and read reaction from local turkish americans living here in philadelphia. and now they are looking to identify possible terrorists. it was entered into the federal register last week and it's in a 60 day public comment period before it's considered. none citizens traveling to and from the u.s. on a visa waiver, could be asked about their social media profiles but about their passwords it would ask travelers to volunteer their handles such as facebook and twitter. >> and david muir will have more on the attacks in istanbul including the latest on the investigation. other news tonight the man charged with setting his girlfriend on fire, killing her back in may will stand trial for murder. in bensalem today a judge ruled there was enough evidence against kevin smalls to move forward. he is accused of throwing a cup of gasoline on lisa bacon smith while smoking in a hotel room. now we know the man hit and killed by two cars, warren gainer was hit by one car at market street. when the driver stopped and got out a second car hit gainer and the second car stopped at the scene and neither driver will be charged in the case. a man suffered serious burps in the german town section of philadelphia. this is the scene at the 200 block before 4:00 a.m. investigator says the man living inside of the home climbed on to the roof to escape the flames and climbed down to safety, and was taken to the hospital for treatment. it's not clear how this fire started. tonight the fbi is asking for your help to identify an armed serial bank robber that uses all kinds of disguises for his crimes, he has hit ten banks in montgomery and buck county between 2012 and 2015, each time he wears something to cover his face and hair and hands and is always carrying a gun. the suspect has used a mask and pillowcase with holes in it and ball caps and jackets and rubber gloves. a witness caught a glimpse of the suspect and they have this sketch. if you recognize this man the fbi wants to hear from you. an american airlines flight headed to philadelphia from seattle, washington had to turn around on the tarmac because of a fire on board. it was going towards the runway when smoke starts to pour from the plane. sea-tac spokesman says that a spark in a unit below the tail section started the fire, the fire department arrived and put out the flames, the flight was only delayed about three hours and the passengers are expected to arrive in philadelphia around 7:00 p.m. but a real scare for them. time to get caught up on the evening commute. autumn marisa in for matt pellman. >> hi monica and brian, we'll go out to the vine street expressway these are the westbound lanes and an accident on the underpass and the fire truck pulled away, but this is the backup. all the way back on the ben franklin bridge, it's westbound lanes heading over to the city a slow drive there, we had an earlier accident southbound at penn's landing and now the accident off to the shoulder on the vine street expressway and this is what we are dealing with now on the ben. looking at montgomery drive, we have our inbound lanes reopen as we make our way on to the schuylkill expressway an accident there. a little farther ahead off to the shoulder on the right hand side in the eastbound lanes by montgomery we have an accident with three police cars at the scene right now. our accident off to the right hand shoulder here at creek road in the northbound lanes has been pushed off to the side and that red vehicle is off to the side there, the police just left the scene, we expect to see that delay to diminish soon. moving along and showing you the other area bridges with the exception of the ben franklin bridge we are looking nice and clear and mass transit on time no reported delays. >> thank you. still to come on "action news" tonight, if you are a big fan of the king of pop you won't want to miss what one delaware man just unveiled. it's his sneak peek at a one a kind collection. >> and the best local flavors coming to a park near you. a mobile beer garden. >> that looks good, a big change and much better than yesterday. 84 in philadelphia and only low 80s to the north and west and another winning today tomorrow before changes for friday in the accuweather forecast. all that in sports, when we come right back. at least one person was seriously hurt in an explosion here at an aluminum plan in georgia. happening outside of atlanta, one victim was flown out and two others were driven to the hospital. authorities did not say how the explosion happened and the business was shut down while they investigate. >> a recovery effort is now underway in the town of panhandle, texas, after two trains collided head-on. officials say the bodies of two train workers have been found but a third worker is still missing, the trains were apparently on the same track when that happened causing an explosive fire. in southern california, the crew of a whale and dolphin watching tour turned into a rescue team. they spotted an endangered blue whale stuck in fishing line earlier this week. they were especiallytained to help in a situation like this and were first to spot the whale and called it in. >> every time they try to move on swim, it tears into its flesh, i think in this area we have 40 whales this were spotted and entangled. >> dave and his group say they were inches from being able to get the whale and it swam off and they were unable to get it free from the netting. jaime apody is here with sports and the phillies playing and lets see how they are doing. you know what? today things started off well, one on for peter borges that is gone and two-run shot gave phil a 2-0 lead early and the d'backs came back in the above half and took the lead on one swing, three run blast, gave arizona a 3-2 advantage. this looks like the ball is in no mans land but look at that catch. pretty impressive and the phils just tied the game up at 4-4. looking good now. i sat down with the sixers head coach this afternoon and he told me the next 48 hours could be interesting for his young squad. brown does not expect the team to start the season with all of their big men. sounds like jahlil okafor are being shopped. the sixers are stacked down low. >> i think to look at our team and expect us to have that collection of bigs i don't believe you are going to see that at the start of the year. >> do you think a trade is imminent because of the log jam you have with big guys or because there are other needs and you have valuable pieces. >> it's inter connected. even if we had every position perfectly filled you have too many bigs. we don't have a point guard or veteran wings, makes that comment a lot easier you can say if you fix this you can achieve that -- >> the team will look different this year because dario saric gave his word he would be playing for the sixers next year. they have to work out a deal and plans to come to town after croatia's olympic qualifiers. the union have advanced the last two years to this round and have lost and they hope to beat new york to have a crack at it. >> just play our game, in past games people are saying we can play with the best of them. >> one of better teams in the league and they move the ball well and yes very good individual players. we have to be aware of that. but we are strong as well. >> wimbledon continues, novak djokovic advanced to the third round and has won the most in the opener ra. 772nd ranked willis advanced to a match-up with the great roger federer. but the fairytale story ended here. the seven time wimbledon champ was too tough. advancing, and willis the lowest ranched qualifier to reach the final round in the grand slam since 1988. there is rain delays and then last night's rocky's game. an epic storm delayed the game for hours, and they got pelted by crazy hail too and the dugout flooded and you couldn't get to or from it. they ended up playing the game a 14-9 toronto win. you should have asked adam joseph and he would have said don't start the game at all. the largest michael jackson display on the east coast is on display in the wilmington as part of the act global technology school grand opening, they brought in the o'neil collection, he is from sickleerville and has been selecting items since he was a kid. he has over 5,000 peoples. >> he has a collection here he set up over the facility. and what is exciting is thousands of albums and records and dolls and moon walk machine. >> the collection opens tomorrow and runs through saturday. $10 for adults and just $5 for kids. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner's to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. the universe put on quite a fireworks show in outerspace and the hubble recorded it it's a dwarf galaxy. researchers believe that all galaxies including our own, the milky way started like this, it's an incredible thick to watch. how pretty. >> amazing. and mother nature putting on a show for us today. a spectacular day underway. >> we cleaned up our act but she'll misbehave by the end of the week. we take a live look right now ocean city, new jersey on the boardwalk from the shrivers beach cam people taking a stroll along the boardwalk and people at the shore enjoying the weekend, this place will be packd this weekend as we approach the 4th of july holiday, temperature 85 degrees, a typical late spring early summer season so far we have eight days in philadelphia where we have hit 90 degrees or higher and as you go through the month of june up to this point in the year, you should hit that eight times of 90 degrees or better. so far we are right on par where we should be for this time of year. we look at the calendar here for june. gray is at average, we are running about a degree above normal. so far june has been pretty nice around here with not much in the way of humidity like we had yesterday. we had pretty comfortable days so far this season. 84 in philadelphia and we dropped a degree from the high and 78 in reading and lancaster, a land breeze today and temperatures there in the 80s. the front that wiped its way through here last night is down to the south and you see the storms firing up near raleigh and the carolinas, this front stays there tomorrow and it swings back there to the north and into the day on friday, tonight a lot of stars around and remaining comfortable, 50s in the northwestern suburbs and 66 for center city and weak high pressure in control for tomorrow, holding the front to the south and gorgeous and comfy at 87 degrees and the front starts to approach tomorrow evening and tomorrow night into the day on friday and in addition to the warm front a cold front approaches in the afternoon and between the two we are squeeze played here. and the humidity turns tropical again. the uv index is high with temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees, the ocean running at 74 with the easterly wind bringing in the warmer waters from the gulf stream and same for cape may county, and delaware. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 87 tomorrow and tomorrow night into friday morning, an even into friday afternoon, it's unsettled at times, here is a snapshot at 7:00 a.m. showing many of these downpours and storms getting going. and then we continue to push that away in time for the weekend, saturday it's refreshing and sunny, 86 degrees with the northwest wind and sunshine dominates on sunday and the 4th of july starts and the clouds increase in the afternoon and we'll see how quickly rain starts to move in from the south here monday late afternoon into monday night, unsettled tuesday 84 and turning hot and humid on wednesday of 90 degrees so at this point it's unsettled at times on friday but out of here for most of the upcoming holiday weekend. >> sounds good, and check the weather any time at 6abc.com/weather, you get the latest information there and an hour by hour forecast plus ask your weather questions to our team of meteorologists, try to stump them on twitter. >> never. >> he says never. a new attraction coming to philadelphia parks a mobile beer garden, they cut the ribbon for parks on tap, a program to bring regional craft beers and wine and food to 14 parks, a different park is featured each week including fdr park and the japanese tea house. a hero from the war in afghanistan told his story today in valley forge, sergeant leroy petry spoke with teachers across the country at a seminar sx he received the medal of honor in 2008 saving his fellow army range rangers wounded in both legs. a huge thank you to sergeant petry and the entire country appreciates that work. right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories coming up next at 6:00. atlantic city casino workers prepare to strike as they continue their negotiations and newly released surveillance video shows a suspect stabbing a taxi driver in camden. and three separate shark attacks along the jersey shore back in -- i'm nora muchanic coming up a look back at those terror rising days. those stories and more. now for the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass have a good night. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. wednesday night and warminster police arrest a suspect for dozens of tire slashings and a sinkhole swallowed a street literally in berks county. but the big story is happening in atlantic city. the main casino union is preparing to go on strike. this was local 54 as strike captains were conducting a training session showing how to manage striking workers if they strike on friday against five the city's casinos. john rawlins is live. we remember the strike in 2004. something like that could cripple the city that is already on the brink. >> that would be awful for a resort that flirted with bankruptcy this year and sort of living tax receipt to tax receipt. four or five years ago the surviving casinos here are looking at improving circumstances and those improving circumstances and money should be shared with workers that made sacrifices. >> the picket captains are you up for this. yeah! >> unionized casino workers ready to walk if they condition get a deal. >> we are in talks with ballies, harrahs, the taj mahal and the tropicana. >> i have been a

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