at the time of the attack, and the suspect should have known she is a nun. that's what makes the crime so appalling. >> dedicating their life to that mission, to be assaulted in stuff a way is completely disgraceful, it really is. >> it is pitiful when i hear that. it is like it makes me scared not to want to come to the supermarket or come outside. paranoid not knowing who will come up behind you and take your car, money, keys. you just never know. >> the victim is underably traumatized by what happened. she told me her face may be permanently scarred but feels her faith in god saved her life. only able to give a very vague description of her attacker, light-skin black male in 40s wearing a tv -- t-shirt. they interest trying to nail down the license plate on the vehicle. politics did not play a role in the case of jerry sandusky according to a report released by pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane. that report says the delays in that case by police and prosecutors, and now we have the results of the investigation that were released earlier today and chad, you have the details here. >> yes, brian. here is the report. it is 300-pages long. it took 16 months to make. and while it's not a tough critique of prosecutors it stays mistakes were made. they said the prosecutors were reasonable in the investigation and the time it took, but it noted a lack of communication between county law enforcement and the state attorney general's office under tom corbett. one of the chief complaints is that prosecutors waited nearly two years to get a search warrant for sandusky's home. >> when the search happened it uncovered valuable evidence including photographs of the sandusky victims and the list of second mile campers with asterisks by some of their name. >> i think the team on that this at a minimum had 150 to 200 years of prosecutorial experience including the issuance and authorization of thousands of search warrants. >> they found no fault in thes use of a grand jury and no political motivation by corbett and his staff as he was running for governor. and he released the statement saying i am proud of the hard work of the men and women joining the effort to supportment victims. and the release of the report reaffirms the integrity of their efforts. and kane would not extend an apology, but she and others questioned why there was a 5-month lag in the probe. >> at that point the investigation was at a complete stand still. during those five months, march to august of 2010 no people interviewed or subpoenas issued. >>ment -- the people making never tried a a child sex case or grand jury. doesn't know what they are talking about. >> and saying that two children were sexually assaulted while they took the time prosecuting the case. and the prosecutors called it an out right fabrication. and being stunned by the scrutiny after winning the conviction on nearly all the charges. >> we weren't perfect, but i can tell you we did an excellent job here and the results speak for themselves. >> and three penn state administrators. tim curley, schultz and spaniard await charges on the alleged cover up. chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. as details of the report broke this morning we streamed the attorney general's news conference live on the all new 6abc.com. that is where you can find much more on this report right now, including all of the details on what investigators found. it's right there, right now on the new 6abc.com. it is time for the first check of the accuweather forecast and it is a warm one. >> and adam joseph outside, how are we looking at the moment? >> seasonal, typical this type of year and not a bad start, especially with the low humidity as we begin your monday. and the numbers in the region, 82 in philadelphia, 80 degrees in allentown as well as trenton and wilmington and lancaster. and notice a bit of a sea breeze, millville 79. sea isle city 73. and the boardwalk just 75 degrees. we look at the dewpoints, the measure of how much moisture is in the atmosphere, and it is pleasant. any time it is in the 50s it is very comfortable during the summer season. 56 in dover, 57 in millville. those numbers will be jumping over the next couple of days. satellite and radar, a few high clouds pushed in during the lunchtime hour and thereafter at 4:00. and you see the veil of cloud but the sun still penetrating through much of the cloud cover. so your evening planner nice. by 8:00, 76 and dropping to 71 with a mixture of stars and clouds. and this week, a summery stretching, humidity returns midweek. when that returns, so is a chance for the midweek j downpours. and we will let you know when, but enjoy the weather with the below humidity. and one person went to the hospital after a crash on the schuylkill expressway. over the eastbound lanes near university city medics brought the victim to an ambulance where the multi-vehicle crash happened around 1:00 this afternoon. they are not sure what caused it and have not told us the victim's name or how badly injured. the victim of a deadly shooting was remembered by family and friends. a small memorial at the site where 32 year old jason turner was shot and killed. gunned down saturday morning in the 800 block of north pine street. it the police say that he was shot by a 15 year off even after cooperating with him during a robbery. they are in wilmington looking into the rise in violence there. and they introduced a resolution inviting them to study the program. >> case studies of individual like that alleged 16 year old as to what his background, what is his education, it is life. what would put anymore that condition or mindset to take a gun and shoot somebody. >> the police have also charged two other teenagers in connection with that shooth. -- shooting. and at the big board, violence continues in iraq and john kerry made has been unannounced visit to baghdad meeting with iraqi leaders urging them to heal the sectarian divide. >> this is clearly a moment when the stakes of iraq's future could not be clearer. >> the security situation in iraq becomes more unstable, secretary kerry using rapid fire diplomacy to stem the violence. and the biggest concern now is holding together a nation teetering on the brink. starting the visit with a nearly two-hour meeting with nouri al-maliki facing criticism from not doing enough to stem the sectarian differences. in fact officials in washington suggested that he resign as a first step to settling the upriding. and after the first meeting kerry was heard saying "that was good" and then he met with a shia who has good connections and important figure in determining the next government. next is a sit down with the speaker of iraq's parliament >> the principle concern is for the iraqi people, the integrity of the country, its borders and southern tee. >> and then a meeting with abdel-fattah el-sissi. >> and this is it the most welco welcome. >> as the talks are going on today the sunni militants captured four new towns and jordan under a threat and they are afraid of getting water supplies and damaging the electricity grid. and saying it can cause problems. and back in homes after a gas legal. in winslow township the police evacuated houses because of a gas leak around 10:00 this morning. crews are still working in the area, but unclear if they have anything to do with the leak. they sealed it by 1:45 allowing people to get back into homes and making repairs now. the door will stay open for more kids to get adult lung transplan transplants. and amid controversy, last year they fought an old rule that children under 12 could not get adult lungs. and they are letting them be considered on a case-by-case basis. and one year after sarah is off breathing help and very active. and the family having a news conference at the home within the hour. and leaders holding the first meeting with the emergency board appointed by president obama. the meeting is behind closed doors and at a secret location. it is the first of several meetings that come from the regional rail strike earlier this month. mediators meeting with both sides and then delivering a report to president obama. and as part of the deal they are back on the job until at least february. and business, stocks finish mostly flat. the dow down 10 points, nasdaq and s&p pretty much unchanged today. starting tomorrow morning your coffee is going to cost you a little bit extra. starbucks raising its prices. some drinks between 5 and 20 cents more. and the company says only 20% of orders will be affected and the price change is different from region to region. and starbucks is raising pricing of the packaged coffee in stores and that change in effect july 21. it is time for the "action news" traffic report on a monday. >> and over to matt pellman in the traffic center. and our monday commute underway, matt. >> yes, a little bit of troubling brewing for our monday ride home, brian and shirleen in malvern, chester county. along 202 southbound by route 29, the on-ramp in recently reopened in the last couple of weeks. the crash take out the left lane and penndot on the scene and in the red in southbound, 24 since from the schuylkill to the 30 bypass with no delay is about a 12-minute ride. looking about double what it should take. and elsewhere, 842 shutdown between bird and mill road because of a hay truck fire. and problems on the northeast extension, a broken down truck approaching lansdale taking out the right lane. 16 miles an hour from mid county stay on 309 to get around that. and lower moreland a vehicle crash closing the road between philomont and pine road. and on the big picture, of course, normal delays along 95 and the schuylkill expressway. and a lot of midday construction city avenue southbound off the schuylkill. luckily they just cleared it out. and grabbing the ipad and the commuter report on this monday afternoon. and one of our friends out and about in mercer county says watch out for a crash on river road. checking it again coming up in the 4:30 half-hour. >> thank you, matt. the flyers shook up their roster today with a stunning trade. scott hartnell gone in exchange for a player fans here know very well. and ducis rodgers is live on the big board and this caught a lot of people off guard. and i know who he is, especially for his hair. >> bye-bye crazy players. and one of the favorite players -- was. scott hartnell traded to columbus for r.j. umberger. and he did not score the most goals but the vocal leader of the flyers. the contract through 2019 and long-term financing played into it. umberger makes about the same money but his contract expires in 2017. there is the hair. umberger 32, broke into the nhl with the flyers in 2005. traded to columbus in 2008. he and scored 18 goals this last season. it was not an easy move. >> he will be a really good flyer. you look at what scott hartnell has done for the philadelphia franchise on and off the ice it has been a lot. he has been a great flyer. and part of that, we'll all miss scott and his personality. he had a great personality. but you have got to look ways to move the team forward not only for today and tomorrow, but two or three or four years from now. >> and hartnell and the blue jacket will visit and we hope to hear from hartnell at 5:30. and hail is study business for the berks county body shops. and live in the news room with the details on this one today. >> giving a whole new meaning to "scratch and dent" about a month ago hail with the storms there caused major damage in the reading area, especially to vehicles. coming up at 5:00, telling you why several people are still waiting on repairs to get their cars back on the road. and an 8-month-old child left alone in a field. details on the frightening ordeal that led to an all-out search in texas. and employees of one major retailer are getting a raise and the details about that. all of that coming up on "action news at 5:00" when you join us. >> see you then, thank you. the beach has come to citizens bank park in celebration of the first week of summer. check out this giant sand sculpture. 10 tons of sand used to create this replica of the phillie phanatic. and they put the final touches on the 10-foot-high, 8-foot-wide sand castle, created in the middle of the sand sculpting world cup. a lot of tongue twisters, but i got through it. >> that is that talent. and it was a good beach day going outside with adam joseph. >> a beach day, an off-of-workday. and right now on city ave temperature 82 degrees. a couple of degrees above the normal, but pretty seasonable for this time of year. the dewpoint at 54, so we have the dry air in place. a southerly wind 9 miles an hour and the heat index the same as the air temperature because the dewpoint is low, both at 82. looking at the numbers, coatesville 79 chester coming in at 83 degrees. and to the south a little cooler in spots, especially right along the shore with the southerly wind off the ocean, 74. and pretty much matches around the same degree or two. bridgeton 79. the phillies forecast, in town. first pitch, partly cloudy and comfortable, 79 degrees. by the ninth inning, 71. and as we progress through the rest of the week, we are going to see that the clouds will be on the increase at times this afternoon, but as you look at the eastern half of the country random storms are popping up but noticing no red or yellow boxes any where in the southern lower 48 because there is no severe weather. this is just the general poppen up storms. and upper 70, some mid to upper 80s. the 90-plus agree in the south held there. and futuretracker tomorrow morning starting upper 60s to lower 70s. in the afternoon temperatures in the lower to mid 80s north and west. and the sea breeze kicks in and stays at the 70s at the shore. pretty quiet here and very quiet in the atlantic, caribbean and gulf of mexico. the hurricane season started three weeks ago and yet to track a tropical system. good news far to the stoouth as well. 59 in trenton and millville, dover 63 degrees by tomorrow morning. and the 4day at four, summer warmth tomorrow. the humidity up a little bit but not unbearable, and the humidity fights wednesday with afternoon downpours, 86, no severe weather. and he remember shower thursday giving way to the afternoon. and every day near the temperatures near 86. and letting you know the weekend call in the seven-day forecast in the next half-hour. >> thinking about the weekend, really? >> why not. >> thank you. still ahead, devastating flooding and an oil tanker on fire. severe weather leaving a mess across the middle of america. >> yikes. a close encounter with a great white shark. getting much more than they wanted often the coast of new jersey and were the shark sightings may be getting more common. a u.s. shocker hero in court with hope solo. and what they are saying about the medallist's 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midwest continue to take a beating with severe weather and forecasters say they are not out of the winds yet. in minnesota rushing water becausing problems with bridges and more rain in the forecast. in texas an oil tanker caught fire after struck by lightning. the area south of dallas also cleaning up from severe flash flooding. u.s. soccer star, hope solo set to appear in court today to face domestic violence charges. those charges stem from an incident over the weekend. the olympic gold medallist accused of attacking her sister and nephew during a party near seattle. but they say solo is a victim spending the day in jai [cell phone chime] yeah! 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"rising star" making its debut and last night your votes sent six of the ten acts home. if you log on to the free app here is the message telling you voted six contestants on to the next round. come back next week. and this airs on 6abc and the app is free and tough have it to vote. and a really exciting night in television, the first of its kind. >> and a lot of good talent. the rock star kid may win the whole thing. >> most definitely. the next half-hour, we are helping you plan for your summer vacation and saving you money at the same time. and plus, a man struck by lightning and is actually knocked out of his boots. hear what he says it felt like when the electricity rushed through his body next. ♪ "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and brian taff.ph, >> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues. the before and after is astounding. researchers may have found a cure for baldness taking it was an accident. and missing in california, getting good news. his dog is it alive and safe but the search far from over. we begin with this, people at the jersey shore reacting to an incredible video of a fisherman's encounter with a great white shark happening 30 miles off the coast saturday. the 16-foot great white swam up to the boat and snatched a bag of bait. and nora muchanic live and why great white sightings may be on the rise along our shoreline. not good news. >> no, not good news if they get foo close, let me tell you that. basically what's going on, great whites are an endangered species, but they are protected as well as the seals they feed on. and conservation efforts working off. and one of the biggest fish tales ever and one that's true. and they have the pictures to choose it. >> the pictures of a once and a lifetime encounter a group of fisherman had with a 16-foot great white shark saturday near the 28-mile wreck off the coast of cape may. >> it was awesome. he wanted to eat something. we are not really sure what it wanted to eat, but he did grab one of the middle engines. >> the fisherman watched and shot the pictures as the great white estimated at 1200 to 1400 pounds circled the boat and snatched away the chum hanging off the side. >> she convinced us to leave by grabbing on to the center engine. we did not want to lose a mother who are obviously that far off shore. >> the close-up video is getting a big reaction. >> i can't run nowhere but i will holler. >> what did you think when you saw that video. >> when you are out in the water it is a different world. >> and it is like a restaurant, lots and lots to feed on. that's why it would be in the area, it is like let's go for lunch. >> and they said it is luck i didn't the fishermen did not become lunch. >> they can come up and into the boat. >> and he says there are more great white sharks in the ocean because there are more seals for them to feed on. it is unlikely that a great white would make its way to shore. >> to see a great white off the beach would probably be a stretch, but it is not impossible. >> it would be awesome to see a shark, that is like my dream. >> is it really? 28 miles off the coast here. >> is that where we are going now? i think i will go on the second story of the boat. >> just to be safe? >> yeah. >> and bug sharks and hammerheading swim the waters here. last week they were catching brown sharks off the beach. and thankfully encounters with humans are rare, but the fisherman certainly have a tale to tell after coming face-to-face with a great white. the latest from atlantic city, live here, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> i like sharks, but i would rather see them in the zoo, thank you. police in toms river released a sketch of a man wanted for trying to lure a young boy into his car. it happened on friday around 6:00 p.m. near marion street. the boy was playing in the yard and the man pulled up in his car and told the boy he had candy. the boy's aunt chased after the man and he drove off. he is described as a white man in his early to mid 20s with a thin build. he was in a dark s.u.v. if you have information, toms river police want to hear from you. >> the police are looking at r surveillance video from an armed robbery. the 7-eleven was robbed around 3:00 in morning. police say the robber was wearing a mask and had a knife. getting away with undisclosed amount of catch. >> a 21 year old pennsylvania woman found lying on the pennsylvania turnpike five hours after struck by a car. and chopper 6 over the scene after 9:00 this morning in the westbound lanes in bristol near the delaware river bridge. police say the woman was left on the turnpike after getting out of her friend's car. she was then hit by a car and broke her leg. she crawled off the highway and fell asleep under a guard rail until she was found there this morning. meteorologist adam joseph joining us. the heat is here and here to stay? >> happy summer it is. the first full week of summer and typical for this time of year, so not bad. a live look right now at the philadelphia international airport. sunshine upstairs, a few clouds, 82 degrees. the dewpoint nice and low for summertime in the middle 50s that means the air and drier, not very oppressively humid. and we have the southerly wind 9 miles an hour. heading to cape may, a lot of folks there on the beach. maybe their first week of summer break with the kids. 74, a little cooler down there because of the wind off the ocean, 74 degrees. and the dewpoint low 52. when it is in the 50s, below 60 it is it is pleasant. but the dewpoints cranking up to near 70 near the middle of the week. along with the humidity is the chance of some downpours. no severe weather on the way, good news, but we will let you know when you may need the umbrella in the full accuweather seven-day. >> thank you, adam. to california. there has been a break in the case of a missing firefighter. his dog has been found ten days after he disappeared while camping. and a friend said he vanished in the wilderness chasing after his dog. rescue teams and drones have been used to try to locate him but there is no sign of him. late yesterday the rescuers managed to find and save his dog, duke. >> when they call the dog he came over. he is tired but is in good health, being seen by a vet already. >> officials at this point don't expect fall play and the rescue effort has proven dangerous. one rescuer hospitalized after being bitten by a rattle snake. four others treated for heat exposure and other injuries. from our delaware news room enjoying the outdoors getting easier for residents in elsmere. and governor markell stayed a one-mile trail will be built and they want to link two parks because residents don't have many options when it comes to walking and biking facilities. and the project will be complete in the summer of 2015. and don't forget, get "action news" and accuweather any time with our 6abc news app, free for you at the apple and google app stores. a proud day for several students in south jersey. the graduation ceremony held in hamilton. each student completed a year of academic and vocational training. and the school offered as an alternative education for those who dropped out and they help them apply for college or find a job. and a man struck by lightning lives to tell the tale. the strike so intense, it knocked him out of his boots and he describes how it felt next. and one mom's photo of her daughter getting her instagram account shutdown. why the photo sharing app has since done an about face. and adam joseph with the full forecast from accuweather when " >> a georgia man very luck i didn't to be alive tonight after he was struck by lightning while doing yard work this weekend. sean o'connor raking leaves when a bolt of lightning struck him in the right foot. he said at first that he thought he was hit by a falling tree little. the lightning strike knocked hit out of his steel-toed boots. >> i stood up and had blood in my mouth, so smell hair and felt i had a sunburn on my leg. >> and he took a picture of his incident and she rushed home and took him to the hospital. now they feel he should play the lottery. and the pill that turned a completely bald young man into one with a full head of hair in months. doctors warn it is not o for most with hair loss. kyle began leasing hair due to alapecia. >> the neighborhood kids, rogaine comments. and he was called a skinhead and that was offensive. >> and he tried a rheumatoid arthritis drug. and the before and check out the after on the right. incredible. even his eye lashes and brows are back. and now he gets comments on how thick and full his hair is. and doctors say it may help some of the 6 million people with similar skin disorders but most male baldness has a different cause and it would likely not work for them. at the big board with the big talkers and big question. what is the deal with this picture? adorable marlow photographed, a potty training girl in her undies. and instagram shut it down saying it was inappropriate violating nudety policy. and she lost four years much things when they took it down. and on the blog she thought the warnings from instagram were a mistake, couldn't imagine how someone could find it offensive. the good news, instagram reinstated the account, trying to find a balance between express and kids and this time made a mistake. and speaking of social media, if you are going for jury duty you will be vetted and now your social media activity can be scoured. and lowers have the right to scour the sites of those calls to jury service. and they stay it is ethical to postings publicly available. it warns the lawyers from following people to look for red flags or misconduct. and facebook and twitter posts have caused mistrials in the past and an interesting development today. and finally here he comes, the world's ugliest dog. and this k-9 took home the crown. beating out 28 other dogs at the 26th annual competition in california. his owner, holly chandler, believes his personality pushed him over the top. peanut by the way is it a rescue and his story captured the judge's hearts. he was burned as a puppy and holly now spending their $1500 prize money to pay for the medical bills for other abused animals. >> you are beautiful on the inside, peanut. i happy to think he is very cute. >> thank you. and another check on the roads this afternoon. >> matt pellman in the traffic center with the update for us this afternoon. it looks like slow going or no going behind you. >> it is all about the personality, that's for sure, yes. if 202 had a personality we wouldn't like it very much this afternoon. yeah, very slow on the southbound side from 252 through this point at the route 29, swedesford road on-ramp. and a secondary accident now off the ramp and the left lane blocked because of the additional accident. 202 southbound now 27 minutes from the schuylkill to the 30 bypass. and i would avoid it maybe head for business 30, lancaster avenue or pennsylvania turnpike. and not the northeast extension, that is locked up mid county approaching lansdale where they have not gotten the truck running yet. the right lane blocked and 309 a better bet. lower moreland by the shalom cemetery an overturned vehicle into a tree, stick with county lied -- line or redline as an alternate. and closed because of a hay truck fire, dill run road instead. and sliding east, baltimore pike shutdown. a nasty situation, overturned vehicle caught fire and brought down pole and wires. all plains blocked at painters crossing and harvey road. stay on ridge road instead and another crash in newark, the westbound of baltimore pike, 40 gets you around that one. a busy afternoon with lots of blockages. checking them again at 5:00. >> you are getting us afternoon them. thank you for that, matt. >> absolutely. krispy kreme making a come back. and opening on north dupont avenue in delaware july 1. people in delaware have not been able to sink their teeth into the doughnuts since the last closed on north wilmington more than eight years ago. 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to be nfl players made appearances at the camp. all-time blue hen great, mike adams, pat devlin and geno inspired the kids. teach skills to kids 8-12 years old and a day they will not forget. >> being outdoors today, light and breezy, not even breaking much of a sweat. bring it on and stretch it out through the summer. and the action cam in sicklerville, new jersey. brooklyn county park. and a beautiful shot, maybe dad and his son looking for a fish or two. and a beautiful day to be anywhere outside, and generally this week looking pretty good as well with a little bump in the road midweek. and accuweather live, double scan live the temperatures across the region and the boundary that is positioned in the western great lakes and approaching the ohio valley. but for us you look upstairs, yeah, a few clouds here and there. some of them on the dark side and look threatening, but they are not supplying any rain at the present time. as we look at the temperatures, 80 in allentown and trenton, 82 in philadelphia. 79 in millville. 74 the poconos. and another area only in the low to mid 70s along the shore because of the wind off the ocean temperature, which moved up to 75 degrees. it jumped from the 50s to 70s quickly over the last month. looking at satellite and radar, high clouds building in from the north and west, but any downpours or thunderstorms west of cincinnati and also cleveland near chicago. they told to the west on your tuesday as the south-southwesterly wind continues. a touch more humid with them turning out of the southwest. and along the shore cooler at times with the sea breeze kicking in. and a southerly component, southwesterly. and wednesday, truly humid around here and a boundary arrivals from the west with low pressure around it, very late in the day can have downpours pop up. the severe weather parameters we look at to see if there is severe weather are low. if anybody pops wednesday afternoon, now it looks like localized heavy rain that could cause some flash flooding but not any severe storms avenues right now of the shore forecast tomorrow, mostly sunny and a south wind, 73 degrees at 11:00. in the afternoon only in the upper 70s because of the stae -- sea breeze and cooler air off the atlantic. and tonight, comfortable overnight as the humidity does not kickback up here until especially very late tomorrow and really not until wednesday. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast pretty much every day is the same, with temperatures in the middle 80s in general. humid wednesday, down pours late in the day and would be a shower thursday morning before sunshine returns thursday afternoon. the humidity drops for the end of the week and the beginning. weekend. middle 80s for highs. and muggy sunday and monday, not much movement in the air temperature, so every day pretty much the same. and not looking for oppressive humidity in the next seven days. >> love that. >> bring it on. >> thank you. it was a great day to go to the zoo and make a day of it. 2014 peco pal day. they got up close with marsupials and fancy with face paint. and ending with a healthy lunch. peco sponsoring pal day for a decade ♪ >> time to save with 6abc. owe fifficially summer. if you have not made travel plans, helping you book a trip without breaking the bank. just released thes list of most affordable in the world. the number one spot, the fourth year in the row, las vegas. whether you are looking for a little gambling, dining, night life scene or want to plan a family vacation, the trip index comes out to this, $273.03 a night how much they come up with the number, calculating the typical costs for two cocktail, two-course dinner with a bottle of wine. round trip taxi transportation and one-night stay in a hotel during the summer travel months june to august. and you see philadelphia there, we are the number 8-spot if you want to do vacationing and enjoying our city. philadelphia is a budget-friendly town with a trip index of $352.43. rounding out the top ten, the top five. las vegas, miami, atlanta, orlando, and new orleans. and joining them, houston, dallas, phillie, minneapolis and denver. and international cities. the number one budget-friendly spot, hanoi, vietnam. if you want to visit. a lot of people to visit on a budget. >> thank you. and world cup fever gripping the globe some canadians found what could be the next big sport. bubble soccer, one part soccer and one part football. in massive inflatable plastic bubbles where they run full force, smack into each other with reckless abandon. like su soccer, the goal to get the ball in the net. >> i don't think that is what they refer to when they refer to "bubble boy." no, that is not it. but i would do this in a heart beat. >> that is it for "action news at 4:00." brian and i and adam and ducis rodgers will be back tonight for "action news" 10:00 on phl 17. >> and i will johere next at 5:. >> we are following breaking news in the race of a center city doctor. "action news" live with more of the new surveillance video and sketches of the suspect. j and one month since hail caused thousands of dollars of damage in reading, pennsylvania, hear from residents and business owners still trying to recover. those stories and more "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jamie apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> we begin tonight with breaking news on the rape of a doctor in center city, philadelphia. police row leased new surveillance video of the suspect, as well as two sketches of the man they say is responsible. it is monday night and rick and monica are off and i am along side of brian taff. the big story on "action news" the break in the search for a wanted rapist. >> the victim attacked while walking home early saturday morning, and police now have new details about the man they say is responsible. and vernon odom is live at the special victims unit and you have the latest here. >> good evening. victim is recovering from her injuries and well enough to spend most of this day with the detectives, being interviewed once again and helping the police artist put together this likeness of her attacker. the police just released this composite search of the center city rapist who struck on spruce. and they released the video of this sft parking and securing his bicycle and stalking his victim moments before the attack, seeing her pass by. in this video released earlier you see the suspect sneak up behind his victim and strong arm her into the apartment building. he forced her upstairs to her

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