benjamin. he found a loaded gun and accidentally shot himself. >> this is a terribly tragic death and the worst part about of it is that it was 100% avoidable. wiley and benjamin were watching tv and the 2-year-old when to watch a cartoon in his own room and then the father heard a bang. the toddler never made it to his bedroom but stopped in his dad's room and found a loaded handgun and pulled the trigger. >> going to be serving a life sentence. regardless of what happens to him criminally. >> they warn people not to leave the guns out in the open. and 2-year-old benjamin loves toy guns, he had plenty of them and they looked real and they taught him how to properly use a pistol. young benjamin found the gun that he left in his nightstand, the toddler was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> there was an unintentional death certainly. but if you leave a gun out there for your 2-year-old son to grab and this is the result. that is no accident. >> back out live wiley facing a number of charges, including involuntarily manslaughter. they don't believe he is a flight risk or a threat to the public. live in perkasie, gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> just an awful ordeal gray thank you. >> investigators are hamilton township are trying to figure out what cause aid drive toward lose control killing a man taking out the crash. the driver crashed into the home along the 100 block of edmonton road. daniel quinlin, was found under the debris until his parents realized he was missing. he talked to quinlin's family today. it is now time of the accuweather forecast. >> all right rain out there today and more coming our way, meteorologist, adam joseph live now at the "action news" big board. >> this is the beginning of a long dreary stretch getting used to the on and off showers, as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the showers right now confined north and west of philadelphia, and just down the pike at washington and rich monday some downpours and a few thunderstorms. that will be moving in during the evening and overnight hours, this is just one piece to a complicated puzzle. we have the moisture along the eastern seaboard. and low pressure along the great lakes and this low continues to migrate and drop down into kentucky. it will pull extra moisture in off the atlantic. and the low drifts and sits around the ohio valley, and affect our weather as we go through the next several days. we'll get much needed rain with this without really severe weather, just to the west flood watches in baltimore and central parts of pennsylvania and carolina severe thunderstorm watches and warnings in effect. hopefully we don't have a severe aspect but with what to expect for the rest of the work week? damp and dreary for the next couple of days. there could be some localized flooding in lancaster county. they are close to the flood watch but for the greater philadelphia area we should escape with just flood warnings, but windy as well. up to 35 to 50 miles per hour. we'll look at how much rain to expect where you live in the full accuweather forecast. of course we invite you to use 6abc.com/weather, any time you have questions about the forecast, stormtracker 6 live double scan keeps an eye on any and all changes, use twitter and facebook to stay connected to the team of meteorologists, they are constantly posting updates throughout the day. turning now to the race for the white house. first lady, michelle obama was campaigning in philadelphia, she held a rally at la salle university. trying to clench more supfor hillary clinton among young voters, vernon odom was there and joins us live from the campus with reaction. >> reporter: good evening sharrie, hillary clinton's poll numbers, among younger voters, the so-called millennials dropped 20% in the last month or so in september. so surrogates are fanning out now to try to get the younger votes to come back to hillary clinton's camp. >> i am thrilled to be here today to support the next president and vice president of the united states, hillary clinton and tim kaine! >> first lady, michelle obama's mission is clear, bring millennials back to hillary clinton's side and most are still pining away for bernie sanders and thousands of students heard mrs. obama's lecture mid-day. >> elections are not just about who votes. but who doesn't vote. that is an especially true for young people like all of you. >> it's first lady came loaded for bear aimed at gop, donald trump, if a candidate repeatedly makes cruel and insulting commons about women. about how we look or how we act. well, sadly, that is who that candidate really is. >> most of the millennials here appear to be part of the clinton camp. >> i was inspired. i believe 100% in every word she said. i'm one of hillary clinton's biggest supers. >> i'm voting for hillary come november. >> what sold you? >> first lady endorsement is always a good thing. >> michelle obama is powerful in your mind today? >> she was very powerful yes. >> from the republican national committee, this statement for the first lady's visit to la salle. >> sending michelle obama to college campuses only shows that hillary clinton did not inspire young voters like barack obama rode into the white house. >> the turnout of voters are critical to the democrat party's formula for victory and put president obama over the top in '08 and 2012. live on the la salle university campus. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. hillary clinton spend her afternoon with her former rival. vermont senator, bernie sanders joined the nominee for the rally at the university of new hampshire. the two are pushing clinton's plan for college affordability. >> and three mid-western universities are getting a visit from donald trump. he spoke to the polish american congress in chicago. he promised to work with poland and strengthen nato if elects. and now headed to a rally in council bluff iowa and will end in wisconsin. >> he was celebrated worldwide as a champion for peace in the middle east. now funeral plans are in place for leader, perez. we are told that president barack obama will be in attendance. perez passed away at the age of 93. katherine scott has local reaction to the news of his death. >> the loss is felt across the world including here in philadelphia. today his life and accomplishments are being remembered. >> he was israel's prime minister and he was president and he held every major cabinet post. he was known as one of the world's greatest political leaders, his career spanned decades and his son announced his father's death last night at the age of 93. >> he worked tirelessly for israel for the very first day of the state to the last day of his life. >> people prefer to remember elemental things. >> our own jim gardner sat down with him on one of his trips to philadelphia. in 1996 he was awarded the liberty medal. that was a highlight of the full life for naomi adler, for the jewish federation of philadelphia. >> to have a major jewish figure have a big part in our history is a moment of pride and still is. >> they will recognize perez tonight in their annual legacy event. >> many people in philadelphia feel a true connection to israel. part of that is the work that he did to make sure that not only could be be there safely but we could feel the greatest love for our homeland. >> he was born in poland in 1923, and immigrated to what was british mandated palestine. over the year he worked to build israel's new defense forces and the architect of the nuclear program of the 1960s and started negotiations that developed in the oslo peace process. and nobel peace prizes followed. editor and chief of the jewish expo interviewed him on a visit to philadelphia. >> an intellectual, someone in the trenches when it came to developing government policy and negotiating with other states. his loss is going to be felt for a long time. >> his funeral is planned for friday in jerusalem. a long list of world leaders have said they will attend. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." and as alicia just mentioned. president obama will be among the world leaders. still to come on "action news" president obama plans to send more troops to iraq. the role they will play. and this bench is a piece of art literally meant to start a conversation. this new official experiment making its way around town. i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. it is time now for the "action news" traffic report. >> lets do it. on a wednesday afternoon. you know what that is. matt pellman standing by. >> the happy hump day as we head outside in delco, not so happy along the blue route 476, what a mess an hour and 7 minutes to get from the schuylkill to 95. that time should be under 20 minutes, but it's thanks to this a crash in the southbound lanes approaching route 3, the broomall upper darby interchange and it has been pushed off to the right shoulder but you can see how slowly the traffic is going passing the accident scene. you start to jam passing the schuylkill and it remains a long slow crawl approaching route 3. head for 320, 202 or even 352 as alternates. the problems continue along lincoln drive, with the water issue at green street, that is all blocked off but a northbound overturned vehicle approaching gypsy lane by the 92nd precinct, delays are spilling back on to the city bridge and lincoln drive is a mess and the roosevelt boulevard would be a better bet. issues on route 1, a disabled vehicle on old lincoln highway takes out a lane and issues in mercer county and still jammed in that area. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. problem as long emblem street close to the mess on lincoln drive. we'll update you again in the next half hour. >> thank you. the united states is preparing to send more american troops to iraq to help take the city of mosul back from isis, the 600 additional troops will help to train and advise iraqi forces for their mission. the operation is set to begin in the next few months. mosul iraq's second largest city is isis's last major strong hold in iraq, they say that iraqi leaders agree with the decision to send more forces into their country. the community college of philadelphia welcomed the education secretary this afternoon. pedro rivera spoke at the spring garden campus, talking about higher education across the state and rivera himself is a philadelphia native. and it looked like a typical pep rally but these students are not celebrating a team but a new program. they are partnering with their school district to make this happen. there will be a new reading program for fifth graders and college prep academy and scholarships to attend westchester's summer academic program. cell phones and apps and today technology meant to connect us can sometimes leave us feeling a little lonely. a local artist is looking to change that one seat as a time. the old fashioned way, making people sit eye to eye hand in hand on a bench. >> there are so many issues, political and social issues pulling people apart and pitting them against one another. it's like, what can we do to bring people together. bring people face-to-face. having real conversations. david d.'s answer is the you and me bench. it's an art piece, and a social experiment as well. it's getting people to communicate, and share their story with one another. the focal point is this red ampersand. >> it brings people together. >> right now it's at the lemon hill mansion through the city's on tap event until sunday and they are looking for a per mant home for it here in philadelphia. it gives people a place to sit and chat and get even more social and snap a picture and post it with their hashtag and share their story with the world. we want to produce positive experiences and stories and show people there are a lot of positives out there. >> maybe have a few therapy sessions. >> there have been people that sat down and hashed things out on a bench. >> that is what it is all about. face-to-face, the old fashioned way on a bench. it will be popping up around the city. at various events, until it gets a permanent home. and we have been running a campaign where every time the bench is posted. $1 is donated to big brothers big sisters. >> it's a great idea, sit and have a chat. >> get people talking and have a conversation and say hi. eye to eye. >> it is time now for accuweather. >> lets head over to meteorologist, adam joseph. >> the showers pushed in this afternoon and we can expect them to kind of pivot through the area on and off through thursday, friday and into the beginning of the weekend, as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan at this point it's light drizzle and light showers across the western suburbs of philadelphia and dry southern new jersey and delaware, even though earlier today there is heavy rain through the state of delaware. showers from the blue route to the north and media and lima and broomall and exton to downingtown and west on route 30 dealing with showers there and wet roadways as you go north of allentown and the lehigh tunnel. there is more moderate rain at times here, coply deeping with the showers as they drift to the north and no thunderstorms at the present time. temperature-wise, pretty uniform with the clouds in play and the wins out of the east-northeast. everyone in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees and the temperatures will not move all that much the next few days. winds increasing at the shore, no friction over the water once it hits the land and slows the speed down a bit. 17 wildwood and 18 in dover and as low as 6 to 8 miles per hour up in the lehigh valley. and the winds are going to crank up especially during the day tomorrow. we have moisture coming up the eastern seaboard. pulling in off the atlantic we have spinning now in chicago and that settles to the south and east. these will merge and bring the wet weather as the system stalls just to the west. at 10:00 tonight, it's not a washout the entire time the next few days, we'll see waves and rounds of waves passing through. and from the south into tomorrow evening and heavy at times and a rumble of thunder here and there in southern zones and 7:00 friday morning dealing with the pockets of downpours drifting through and friday afternoon at 2:30 still patchy drizzle and showers around. as we take a look at the computer models here for the next three days, this is philadelphia proper itself. the model predictions pretty much right on par, an inch to inch and a quarter. some areas west of the city, could get 2 do 3 inches of rain. as we look at the four day at 4:00 forecast, 69 tomorrow and 68 on friday. back to back days that mimic one another and periods of rain and winds gusting 35 miles per hour inland near 50 at the shore. and lingering showers on thursday and less in the way of rain of 73. and some sun popping back out on sunday afternoon. and we dry a little over the second half of the weekend talking about a bit of a brighter accuweather forecast. going into the next week. >> all right we like bright. >> yes. >> still ahead today on "action news," penn state is offering a unique new class. it focuses on one single person and all tied to the the political season and we'll explain their idea next. >> and an embattled pharmaceutical executive is looking for someone to smack the smirk off his face. why martin shkreli is willing to let someone punch him if they are willing to pay for it. does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. 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"i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. america runs on dunkin'. the "action news" troubleshooters are helping consumers navigate issues that they are facing with a certain big box retailer. nydia han as a preview of the special report at 11:00. some viewers are complaining about the major appliances they purchased with retailers. this woman's brand new heater needed repair. >> a week later it broke and kept on breaking and breaking. >> this woman had a dish washer that wouldn't stay shut. this big box store has been great responding to the troubleshooters. penn state is offering a new course this semester focusing on one person, donald trump. >> this one credit class meets once a week analyze the republican's campaign and compare the democratic process to prior years, the school says this current course is a test run to see if students are interested in taking shorter classes that are based on current events. the family of a man killed in a tragic accident speaks out about losing their loved one. we are live in hamilton township next. and find out the tools you can help to . "action news" continues with meteorologist. adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with a new clue for the search for the gunman that opened fire outside of a philadelphia nightclub. >> plus, with the race for the president heating up so can the political debates with family and friends. we have tips to handle the awkward situations. and they are giving people something they want. a chance to punch this guy in the face. and a man was killed when a car lost control and hit him and slammed into his mercer county home. the victim was simply taking out the trash when it all happened and neighbors say that drivers speed on this road all the time. nora muchanic is live at the scene in hamilton township with the very latest. >> reporter: sharrie, an investigation is underway right now, as police try to figure out what caused this accident, the victim one of nine children from a big family, lived with his parents, and taking out the trash when he was killed. and for a time nobody knew he was hit until he was found underneath the debris. >> danny was a kind person and compassionate loving son and a care giver to my parents. >> she is remembering dan quinlin, he was killed tuesday night in hamilton township when an suv traveling on the 100 block of ed -- lost control. >> i drive up in the truck and shut it off and the guy asks for his cell phone and grab that -- >> neighbor michael says that the driver of the suv appeared dazed. >> he was saying something about a baseball game and after the baseball game he was driving home and he said he just blacked out. >> quinlin lived with his elderly parents patricia and james who were inside when the crash occurred and thought dan left the house. it wasn't until they started looking for him he was found in the rubble. >> they believe he was killed instantly. >> he went airborne over the hedges, didn't even see it coming. >> they want better signage to warn people about the curve. >> if are you not going fast or paying attention to the road, how could you fly over a bush, and kill somebody. >> that is what police are trying to figure out right now. they tested the driver for blood alcohol and do not believe he was impaired and treated at a local hospital and released. and police are asking if someone had seen the accident to police contact them. >> all right nora, thank you. newly released video, showed the suspected gunman with four people outside of port richmond. they arrived outside of the caster club in a blue jeep cherokee and a fight broke out in the parking lot when the shots were fired. and the man was shot leaving him critically injured. three men were also shot if you rise the men or know anything about the crime police would like to hear from you. >> the rain is falling and bracing for a lot more of it in the coming days. the wet weather will stick around for a while and say good-bye to the sunshine for a bit. adam joseph is joining us now with an update from accuweather. >> it's a good thing, a long hot, dry summer. heading into fall the clouds are not a bad thing, and we will get much needed rain. 69 degrees and dew point up at 63. and the easterly wind sustained at 18 miles per hour. and not only is the rain the star of the show. the winds are going to crank up here during the day tomorrow. 10:00 in the morning, gusting to 30 in philadelphia and 38 in millville and wildwood, the winds peak here in the afternoon and speeds of a good 45 miles per hour. in southern new jersey and delaware, gusts of 36 in philadelphia and 20s in the lehigh valley, and the wins remain on the gusty side as we get into the day on friday. moisture along the eastern seaboard. low pressure across the great lakes. it links with the moisture off the coastline here and even more is wrapping around this low and the low is getting cut off from the jet stream and that means it won't be able to move. we deal with this kind of weather, the good chunk of the eastern half of the country. we'll talk about how much rain we can expect. >> adam, thank you. with rain moving in we invite you to check in with 6abc.com/weather, stormtracker 6 live double scan radar keeping a close eye on the clouds and use facebook and twit toward stay connected with our team of meteorologists, they are constantly posting throughout the day. prosecutors say they presented evidence that the defendant in the bridge gate trial lied. he blamed the ft. lee traffic jam on a traffic studiy. prosecutors say that the gridlock was caused by lane closures on the george washington bridge ordered by him and an another of chris christie's allies. they say it was pay back for not endorsing governor christie. they say that governor christie was informed of the traffic jam and that governor christie seemed to be happy about it. well the governor denies that and has not been charged. life today. is undeniably complicated. managing your budget and kids makes navigating each and every day a unique challenge. >> abc is launching a new series, your life. and we have information and tools to manage just that. how to manage your life. erin o'hearn has the first story in the series and we are talking election stress. >> we are still excited about the series and if you have topics you would like to see covered. lets get to it. >> we countdown the days until the election is over. more are engaged in this polarizing battle and often times it's not so pretty. and it's causing extreme stress with cworkers and friends and even spouses. >> i'm a b believer in the cond amendment. i don't want anyone to take my guns away. >> we are not taking your guns. >> during brian and janine's 25 year marriage political discussions were always celebrated. we had differences with politics but we always had the same common ground. >> but not in 2016, trump versus clinton made an up healthy match-up. he joined us via video conference. >> we had a discussion on the back patio, and the neighbor looked over the fence like we can hear you and we had to take the discussion inside it was crazy. >> the founder of stress rx.com believes this is one of the most polarizing elections in history. >> stress is really the internal response to the the external world and the crazier the world get the more it effects us internally. >> and add in social media and it's a dangerous stress cocktail. >> he makes stuff up. >> there is some stress -- >> stress! >> how do you handle election stress and salvage relationships and yourself. >> it's important you don't get worked up about things you can't control. and rely on credible sources for your information like meditation or exercise. find the reasons you love and care about that person. >> if you lose those valuable relationships. it will help you cope properly with stress. >> you don't want that to happen. janine says she will move to ecuador. they believe that avoiding political discussions better for their health and marriage but are having a hard time sticking to it. head to my facebook page and we have a live discussion with them. we'll always have more content for you on social media. >> such a great couple and so many families can relate to this. >> erin thank you. >> if you have been inside of a pharmacy lately, now it's flu shot time and there are important changes this year for vaccines for both kids and adults. >> rick williams is live in the newsroom with details on this. >> brian thank you, that is right. all flu shots are not created equal and age does make a difference in which flu shot you should get. you probably heard already that the government doesn't recommend the nasal vaccine for kids this year because it doesn't offer much protection but they know that seniors may not get much protection from standard shots, there are two types just for them. we'll break that down for you as far as the flu shots at 5:00. and answer the question, when you should actually get the flu shot. >> also, coming up tonight. the teacher is accused of sending lewd pictures to a student. she is 17 and he is 37 and tonight he is behind bars. we'll have those stories tonight at 5:00. >> rick, thank you. well, a major new development was welcomed on the schuylkill river today. this is the center located at 34th and grays ferry avenue serving as a hub for innovation and research. scholars from the private sector will lose this space to brain storm and bring innovation for the city of philadelphia. there were many city leaders on hand for this. and still to come on this wednesday afternoon, it's an emotional scene during a final farewell miami marlins pitcher, jose fernandez. >> one mom said her daughter was late for school because she suffers from being a teenager. we'll have more on that coming up. and meteorologist, adam joseph will be back with the full forecast from accuweather. when "action news" at 4:00 continues next. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. but i like to think of retirement like it's a 30-year vacation. so how are you going to get there? don't worry. it just takes some planning. and i can help. so if you have a question about retirement, ask me. sincerely, bernard tynes fellow vacationer and fellow citizen. acting radically pulling a gun out of his pocket. police say they opened fire after the man did not listen to their commands. the police chief did not say if he was armed with a weapon. and his condition is unknown. protesters came to the scene chanting black lives matter and hands up don't shoot. >> the miami marlins invited fans to a public memorial for jose hernandez, they carried his hearse through the park and departed at 2:16 this afternoon, a symbolic time because fernandez wore number 16. he died in a boating crash. his private funeral mass is set for tomorrow. remember this guy and this smirk. martin shkreli, he jacked up the medication used by cancer patients by 5,000%. now he is giving people a chance to punch hip in the face. to raise money for his friend's son battling cancer. for the highest price, there seems to be a taker for $50,000 and he plans to match it but it's not a done deal just yet. the money to take the smirk off his face goes to tyler who is battling leukemia. this hand written letter has become an anthem for all teenage parents, it's the note for honest real california moms who was late for class. it's reason for the tardiness, teenagism. like a lot of teens kara overslept and then spent the morning talking back. when she reminders that she was not the only person in the family, kara tuned her out and popped in her ear buds and her mom tossed the phone out the window, and told the school that kara suffered from an inability to remove herself from the bed and please call me if there is another flair-up and adds there is no known cure for teenagism. and that kara is a good kid and not bitter about the phone or wildly viral post and all the attention. >> no cure just growing out of it. >> thank you. >> lets get an another check of the roads right now. matt standing by with the update. >> you may go from teens to adulthood while waiting through the delay this afternoon. southbound side a lengthy one and the good news is, just within the last two minutes, the southbound accident approaching route 3. the broomall upper darby interchange is open but 40 minutes should be less than half of that. 320, 252 or 352 is r better bets. and a crash at lieu ellen road by lily's farm and the last dining under the stars for the year and state street will close in 15 minutes. good news on the lincoln drive, the overturned vehicle approaching gypsy lane is gone and the bad news is, the southbound water main work is blocking all lanes at green street. so german town or wissahickon avenues are better bets. the super highway is gone and speeds not super. and mercer county route 1 in the teens, despite the cra at quaker bridge road is mostly pushed out of the way. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you matt. still ahead here, another check of the accuweather forecast with adam. we have rain and clouds but we had a lot of nice weather. >> a hot, dry summer it's about time we got much needed rain and i have all my fertilizer on all the bushes and waiting for the rain to soak it in. i'm really happy. what are you doing rick? >> pretending to do some yard-work? is he raking? he doesn't do yard-work. >> he is fake raking. >> it's damp at times this afternoon, spotty showers drifting through the area and heavier stuff north and west of lancaster and south of baltimore and all of this is working up the i-95 corridor, and we will not see a washout. for the next two to three days, on and off and damp and dreary. pottstown a shower drifting through, near route 100, and nl with showers here. and parts of the lehigh valley and south of philadelphia and really little going on at the present time. 69 right now in allentown and trenton. 70 in wilmington and wilmington 71 and dover 71. the temperatures are pretty equal with the wind coming in from the east-northeast. satellite and radar the little flair-up this morning near parts of delaware and dover and wilmington and parts of cumberland and salem county, that faded as it works to the north and east. also that spin over the ohio valley. a couple of different ingredients, that come together to stall this system thursday, friday and into saturday. future tracker 6 at 10:00 tonight, a lot of clouds and we'll see some on and off showers and downpours rotate through. early tomorrow morning the same thing but it looks like the main access of the really heavy rain that could bring widespread flooding remains south and west of lancaster over baltimore and washington. 9:00 tomorrow night, still on the fringe again. if are you not seeing heavy downpours you are getting downpours it's mist and drizzle and saturday morning still sitting and drifting here and going into friday afternoon and much of the same for the beginning of the weekend. at this point a good part of the viewing area gets 1 to 2 inches of rain from now through the day on saturday. if you are in western chester county and much of delaware in reading this weekend, 2 to 4 inches of rain is expected and the heaviest is the west of philadelphia. tropical storm matthew now in the caribbean. wins sustained at 16 miles per hour, moving to the west at 18 and just to the south of st. lucia here this afternoon. expected to drift to the west, making a turn to the right toward jamaica and cuba that is early next week as a category 2 hurricane. and there is no agreement where that goes beyond jamaica, that the point we'll watch it drift for the next several days. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast periods of rain and gusty winds here thursday and friday. and temperatures in the upper 60s. and still lingering showers and dreary on saturday of 73 and some brightening to the sky coming sun afternoon of 75. looking good the beginning and middle of next week and temperatures around average in the low to mid-70s. >> thanks adam. >> what is the deal is coming up next. with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. this clean was like - pow.ything well? it felt like i had just gone to the dentist. it just kind of like, wiped everything clean. my teeth are glowing. they look great. they are so white. crest hd 6x cleaning. 6x whitening. and at two weeks, superior sensitivity relief to the leading sensitivity toothpaste. i actually really like the two steps! crest hd step 1 cleans, step 2 whitens. it's the whole package. no one's 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here are rick williams and monica malpass. >> coming up next at 5:00, cecily tynan is on an outdoor adventure live at the philadelphia zoo. >> reporter: hi guys, i'm with pandora now, pandora is a box turtle looking at the camera, they are found in the eastern u.s. from maine to florida. what is interesting about these guys, during hot periods they can submerge in the mud for days to stay cool and we have rainy cool weather and we'll be introducing you to the baby gorilla. yes, it's a girl. coming up live from the philadelphia zoo. >> thank you cecily. the big story, she is wearing a coat. >> the turtle? no that is a shell. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. wednesday night the big story on "action news" is breaking news right now from south carolina. where two students and a teacher have been wounded at this elementary school. the suspected shooter a teenager is in custody. it happened at the townville elementary school. a female teacher and male child are in good condition, no word on the condition of the second child. there is a death investigation underway near the school. it may be a homicide and may be related and may not be. we'll bring you new detail as soon as we get them a berks county teenager is in trouble after sending pictures of herself to a student. the 37-year-old woman targeted a 17-year-old boy and the two had a sexual relationship. walter perez is live at the school tonight with the full story. >> reporter: hey rick, the suspect's name is stephanie lucky and faces charges of unlawful corruption of a minor and faces up to seven years in prison. >> this behavior is despicable and outrageous. >> the superintendant of the school district is talking about the alleged actions of stephanie lucky, the 37-year-old former english teacher is accused of sending naked picture fz herself and a sexually expolicive video to a private twitter account she shared with a student at the high school. >> the da office says that cases like these involving an educator are that much move disturbing. >> when it happens and happens more than once it's disappointing because it smirches an honorable profession.

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