anyone else would hope. we will press on. we think the status quo is unsustainable. >> we are talking about average american people and they are talking about multibillionaires. that is why they are in such trouble. their bill is aimed at helping the very wealthy. >> schumer went on to say that the democrats know the fight is not over and not stop their efforts to stop this bill. and there was a push to get the vote before the holiday weekend but senate republican leaders have abruptly delayed it until after the july 4th recess. we'll see what comes out of that after the meeting with donald trump this afternoon. meanwhile a pair of alleged criminal is on the run for a series of attacks in upper darby. the women are accused in three robberies and where the women were targeted you have the details. >> reporter: this is where the two women visiting from ecuador were robbed after exiting a row home late in the morning last week. and they believe that the two female suspects robbed two cab drivers earlier in the week. >> upper darby police believe they are coming and going in this vehicle a newer darker sedan probably a hyundai. a camera here captured not owes last friday. two women were robbed outside a home as they left at 10:00 in the morning. the victims are 86 and 52 years old. >> and they point a gun at the two victims the 86-year-old resists and they then hit her one of the two has a handgun hits her on the arm and drops her purse, in her purse is $700 in u.s. currency. >> the suspects took the money and a phone from another victim. they say they match the zritripf a robbery of a cab driver. one female suspect started to talk to the cab driver. >> the second female enters the passenger side of the front seat and stick a gun to his head and takes money a think $100 and a cell phone. two hours later the exact same crime happened again at glendale. the driver was robbed of $200 of two women matching the description of the suspects in the two other upper darby crimes. >> there is no doubt that these two individuals are the same ones and like i said i want to get them off the street as quickly as i can. >> reporter: police believe the two female suspects may have a get away driver they have been had any similar incidents. nobody has been hurt. police are concerned that that could change if these armed women strike again. live in upper darby, sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a teenager running away from gun fire was shot in the back and killed. now philadelphia police are looking for the gunman. this happened last night along the 2300 block of marshall street in south philadelphia. the victim's brother says that the 18-year-old was with friends outside of their family home when someone started shooting. neighbors tell "action news" there were so many shots they initially thought they were hearing fireworks. >> a lot of violence in the neighborhood. there are people crying. >> well, the teen tried to escape the gunshots by running into his own home and was still hit in the back. the boy collapsed in front of his family and died a short time later at the hospital. and police have interviewed several witnesses and looking for video that might show the criminal and the corruption trial against seth williams continued today for the sixth day. williams arrived at court this morning. bar owner michael weis was back on the stand continuing his testimony from yesterday. he says he bribed williams with lavish gifts so williams would help with his liquor license problems he in california. and now a lawsuit allegedly happening at the playboy mansion 40 years ago set for july of 2018 and expected to be retried for the montgomery county case involving andrea constand in the coming months. another nice day out there. a couple of rumbles of thunder here and there. adam joseph is joining us outside with the first word from accuweather. >> some of us heard that at 3:00 and from philadelphia and a couple this afternoon as well. most areas are staying on the dry side and comfy. >> as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the action is in the poconos north through parts of new england where they are littered by these downpours and thunderstorms and quiet now across our area and temperatures again very nice. 80 in philadelphia with the cloud cover to the north, you see it's cooler, 62 in buffalo and 64 in syracuse and richmond to the south not really heat at the present time. 80 degrees there. for tonight a spotty shower or thundershower early this evening. most of us it's cool and a comfy night. 51 that is chilly in the northwestern suburbs and 59 initiation for center city as well. the accuweather forecast one more cool day before a late day warm-up with increasing humidity and the chance for storms during the weekend we'll talk about that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. in just a little bit. changes are heading our way. >> thank you. more than three dozen people are arrested following an extensive undercover drug investigation in chester county. district attorney tom hogan announced the results of operation wild fire. the eight week long investigation targeted street level heroin and opioid dealers, netting 46 arrests. they launched operation wild fire hoping to cut down on the number of drug related deaths. there 150 fatal overdoses in chester county this year compared to 90 last year. and he blames the spike including the generation growing up with prescriptions for anything. >> you take a 17-year-old and give them 30 days of oxycontin because they had their wisdom teeth out. pretty good chance you have created an addict that will end up on heroin. >> one suspect is harry baker sr. his son was arrested for punching a man with cerebral palsy at a convenience store last month. and a way to cut down on violence in new jersey. encouraging people to get guns off the streets and churches are playing a big role in the push. nora muchanic is live in trenton and nora you have the details on this. >> reporter: hi there brian we are outside of friendship baptist church. a location for the big gun buy back planned for later this month. it's a place you can turn in your guns and make money on it. >> there is no doubt that the fewer guns on the street means that people are safer. >> friday and saturday, july 28th and 29th a buy back for guns will be held in mercer and burlington county newark and trenton. citizens can turn in as many as three firearms at baptist church in camden and friendship baptist church in trenton. >> it can't be stashed in a vacant building or be used as a neighborhood gun. >> they want to do more than preach. >> this program takes them off the street and destroys the gun and won't go back out into a child's hand. >> so many children being shot because of the drive-by shootings and i think each gun taken off saves somebody's life. >> officials say they are doing this for victims including 8-year-old gabby carter of camden who was caught in gun crossfire last august and was killed. >> if that gun was off the street could she still be here today? the impact that has in the community is devastating. >> we want safe communities in trenton and newark and camden. this galvanizes them and they can play their part. >> friendship baptist in trenton is one of the drop-off sites. and the attorney general says that there is annest to prosecute eye priority gun offenders under federal law that means longer prison terms up to and including life. as for the criticism that some of these guns turned in are old. they say that doesn't make them any less lethal. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a massive bucks county plant that sat vacant for quite sometime is getting new life. the action cam was in fairless hills as executives and dignitaries celebrated the opening of the gma plant. the 350 thousand square sfoot building is used in technology for surface preparation. and company executives say it will be 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for two other people that may have been in the home. the massive cyber attack that caused disruption across europe is having an impact here at hoke. knowledge based merck says their computer network was compromised by the attack. they have several locations in ukraine thought to be the source of the data scrambling malware, officials are investigating but have not offered any further detail. time now for the "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is standing by in the traffic center. >> on our good buddy ben, is he not cooperating already this afternoon. a crash on the downside, the camden side, giving us this parking lot spilling back to center city a couple of lanes blocked on the downside of the bridge, check it out even the money crews trying to get to the accident to tend to the victims, the police officers there can't get through, this is just an absolute parking lot a sea of stopped traffic, we have chopper 6 hd now live over the ben franklin bridge, they are getting ready to toe away one of vehicles involved. that looks like a police vehicle on the back of the flat bed and all eastbound lanes are blocked on the ben franklin bridge heading into camden and no traffic is getting by as they prepare to remove the vehicles involved in the accident. a couple of tow trucks and another one over there. we have at least three vehicles involved in this crash. no eastbound traffic getting through. the patco train is getting through fine but the eastbound cars are stuck on the ben franklin bridge, let go back to the maps, the sea of traffic the jam is back across the eastbound side of the vine and on the schuylkill expressway this is not a good way to start our tuesday afternoon ride. a crash in ardmore on 30 when you turn to go on suburban square but lets check this scene along the roosevelt boulevard extension from the schuylkill to wissahickon, the broken down vehicle has cleared out but a left over an overturned truck to the turnpike. use the ones back at bensalem instead. we'll look at the ben franklin bridge situation again in the next half hour. >> thank you. pure panic that is the way one mom is describing the moment she went into labor on a plane in mid-flight. it appears that the her new bundle of joy was born to fly. meet christine and baby christof. mom was on a spirit airlines flight from dallas, she was not expecting anything and everything changes in midair. >> it went really, really quick. he did what he wanted. we were all just along for the ride i think. >> thankfully there was a nurse on board to help make the delivery. and giving birth mid-flight on the plane earned her 21 years of free flying for her and her family from spirit airlines. so not a bad perk. >> maybe two bundle of joys all at once. >> now all kinds of expectant mothers flying. >> lots of frequent flyer miles. >> adam joseph is here. we said unsettled. >> nice but -- >> it's dark and then a shower. last night 3:00 in the morning. we have a picture to show you from the weather center from the storms at 3:00 in the morning. this was sent in to me from james on my facebook page, a large tree limb coming down on a car here at 23rd and race street. the storms passed through early this morning at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. but as we look at the radar it's fairly quiet in the area here. take a look closer here one downpour or thunderstorm north of allentown near dansville as well as slatington. as you head towards that northern part of the lehigh valley as you go towards the poconos but again not looking at lightning strikes but could be the pop-ups at times as we go through the evening hours. for most of us it stays on the quiet side and cool side as well. looking at the temperatures, 72 in allentown un76 in trenton and 79 in wilmington and 80s in philadelphia and millville and the atlantic city airport. as we go through the evening hours, 7:00, temperatures 77 and a beautiful evening on tap and temperatures falling into the 60s and by 11:0068 degrees. as we take a look at satellite 6 along with action radar most of those storms are heading off to the north, this is where we have most of the unsettled weather, heading into southern and northern parts of new england. as with we go through the evening hours a beautiful night for the sunset with a few clouds around. sunset is the latest of the year at 8:34. not to depression you but july 27th it drops to 8:19 and august 27th, it sets close to 7:30 in the evening. i hear moaning here get out and enjoy the next month or so of those long evenings the temperatures tomorrow pretty nice. temperature goes back to 80 degrees with just a few high clouds around tomorrow and some areas stopping in the 70s like southern parts of new jersey with a sea breeze at the shore but as you head towards lancaster and reading 80 and 82 degrees. there are changes in the four day at 4:00, the pick of the week tomorrow 81 and breezy and warmer and low humidity on thursday and then hot again and humid as well with pop-ups on friday. 92 degrees but the pop-ups are pretty scattered and saturday very humid and hot, 92 with a better chance for a storm later in the day. we'll have the seven-day forecast in the next half hour to take a quick peek of the 4th of july next week. >> i can't believe you did that. so mean. thank you. local coffee train saxbys is opening a new store run by students, it's the second touch cafe on campus. customers were not charged for anything for the grand opening. and instead they paid what they wished. all the money raised went to the workshop school in philadelphia. the high school is there and designed and built most of the furniture in the cafe. and they are burning a new garden they build the beds and planted produce at tilton middle school. all of this is possible thanks to a $105,000 grant from gsk. the garden will be used during the school year as a fun way to teach nutrition and science. >> looking good. still ahead on "action news" it was a ceremony 0-years in the makele the action cam was there as a south jersey veteran gets the recognition he earned a long time ago. >> and one principal's viral in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. today military honors seven decaded in the making a special storied retired member of the coast guard. 93-year-old nicholas was today's honoree, he served in the coast guard 70 years ago when he was in his 20s. today he was presented with medals he earned during his teem in the service. among others he was presented with the combat action ribbon and honorable discharge and service pins and the world war ii victory medal. the paperwork was held up for years and after all of these years and a big push to retrieve them. today new jersey state representative, tom mcarthur paid a visit at enhanced living in morristown for the reunion. >> wonderful. i never thought i would get anything like that. wonderful. thank you. >> he at last received his medals, he was waiting approximately 70 years for them. and it's the kindness of friends that have made this come true for my father at long last. >> and his daughter george ann credits all the people for keeping the campaign going to get the military to send the medals and pins to her father. and they are familiar with him because he was a hair dresser that owned a salon there for 65 years. >> great recognition. thank you. still ahead during "action news" at 4:00, officials corn if i ammed an issue we told you about last week. that a bucks county gas station sold contaminated gas tha "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, brian taff and alicia vitarelli. "action news" continues for the search for two robbers that shot a man at a home invasion at a local apartment complex. >> find out how an alert citizen helps new jersey police get this fugitive. >> and what one principal is promising her students for staying screen free this summer. >> an update for the story we brought you on friday. the revelation that drivers fill their cars with contaminated gas in bucks county. a result of this levitt town shell station and now they are helping the customers pay for the costly damage. walter perez spoke to a vehicle owner and joins us now with an update. >> reporter: hi brian. i want to say one thing. the tainted gasoline has been removed and replaced with regular gasoline and perfectly safe to come and buy gasoline at this time. we have confirmed last week for a period of time some of the gasoline was tainted and sold to some customers creating real problems for the customers. >> it was last week when dave shilling of levitt town says his family suv started sputtering after his wife filled the gas tank at this shell station. >> the guy said your ingesters are all filled up. >> they tested the gas being sold from the station and it turns out shilling's friend was right. >> it was 5% contaminated with diesel and apparently that could do a lot of damage for your car. a lot of residents that complained to us their car is either broken down completely or not running properly. >> shilling nearly fell over when he found out how much it could cost to fix the vehicle. >> i went to gmc and a local mechanic. one guy $12,900 and gmc $15,000. >> and shell has indicated they will cover costs of repair damaged by the tainted gasoline. say that shell takes product quality seriously. customers that purchased the fuel and believe they are experiencing vehicle issues related to their purchase are encouraged to contact shell. >> and so at this point the question that lingers is, how did the contamination occur. that part of the investigation continues at this time. meantime if you believe that your car was damaged by gasoline purchased here. the phone numbers can be found at 6abc.com. reporting live from levitt town, waller perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. new jersey state police are crediting an alert driver for helping them catch a wanted fugitive. police stopped him last saturday after a motorist called and said the 52-year-old was driving erratically on the garden state parkway without his headlights. after running his information they realized he was wanted in norristown for forging checks and now waiting extradition to pennsylvania. a delaware man is recould having after being shot multiple times during a home invasion robbery in camby park. police are looking for two suspects that forced this way into the victim's apartment at the mill creek village complex at 11:00 last night. his attackers were ale to get inside as his roommate were leaving the apartment. the two men stole cash as they fled the scene. a philadelphia police officer was hurt trying to arrest a woman on a vandalism spree last night. police were called to tulip street for a report of a person smashing house and car windows, investigators say when the officer tried to secure the individual a scuffle broke out and the police officer's hand was hurt and police tasered the woman and took her into custody. the years long battle over sports betting in new jersey will be settled by the supreme court. governor christie and others tried to legalize it. to capture some money bet on the games. today the supreme court justices agreed to review the case during the upcoming fall term. gas workers an first responders in new jersey went through a training exercise today. the goal is to be ready for when an emergency really strikes. pseg held a drill going through the motions like it was a gas leak. woodbury fire and police joined in on the practice run and signs were posted to alert residents this was just a drill. and that summer and spring are peak season for damage to gas lines. a comfortable 77 as afternoon gives way to the evening. we get another check of the accuweather forecast. lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph, track it all for us. >> sunshine and clouds and a couple of showers but not that many and cool temperatures, and an abnormal day for the end of the june to have temperatures this comfortable and most of the storms now on stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d are well to the north in new england and a small batch towards washington. we are in between the systems. there is a weak one near the poconos. and sky 6 hd live outside. our temple university camera pretty beautiful as we look at clouds and low temperatures, there it is if we pull it up. there you can see again low humidity and good visibility and really no complaints here in fact for tonight. it's going to be down right chilly in the northwestern suburbs, 51 in allentown and 52 in reading and 54 in millville. even the city dropping below 60 degrees outside of the spotty evening thundershower and quiet for most of us and at the shore temperatures around 60 as we wake up on wednesday morning. the heat and humidity and chance of storms will be coming back brian we'll have all the details coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> adam, thank you. there is a new effort to protect the delaware river and the drinking water supplied for 15 million people. today at the fairmount water works, trees from pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey celebrated their new alliance. they are celebrating programs helping residents keep the water clean. each has a summer ambassador now to help spread the word. summer is often the season we see a lot of construction happening around the region but right now nearly two dozen sites are not operating at full capacity because of a workers dispute. anchor, monica malpass covering this and live in the newsroom with more. >> it all has to do with a contract that extired back in the beginning of may and that is the issue here and now there are several problems that workers have that cause them to walk off the job today. new at 5:00 vernon odom is breaking down the stalemate and what it means for projects around the city. and how technology that the military uses to see lieu piles of rubble is helping doctors keep heart failure patients out of the hospital. an interesting twist. we have more coming your way on "action news" at 5:00. >> thank you. a very hard working and very excited group of kids in camden embarked today on the trip of a lifetime. a dozen students staff and chaperones were toasted today as they prepared to board a bus to north and eventually a flight to ghana. the group from camden is tirelessly working to raise the money needed for the trip, and eight months of intensive classes to prepare them socially and psychologically. each students is of west african heritage and will be there in ghana. >> what a great opportunity. you may call it wrong place right time. if you have ever experienced a cranky child that won't take a nap when they are suppose to. >> we have new video of a police pursuit and it's not what you might be thinking why the deputy is forced to chase after his own cruiser. and adam jose . some homes are burned to the ground despite efforts to stop a wild fire in arizona. hundreds of firefighters are battling the blaze in prescott west of phoenix. one of several wild fires burn ougt west. the largest one has forced 1500 people from their homes in utah. almost 3 dozen new york city subway passengers suffered minor injuries when a train derailed in harlem when two of the eight cars went off the tracks, they blamed an emergency brake that triggered automatically when the train approached the station and 500 riders walked the the rest of the way on the tracks and a condition that they are calling dangerous because this was other trains notice tunnel at the time. >> an ohio deputy forgot to do one thing that is crucial for a traffic stop. the deputy's cruiser began rolling away after he failed to put the car in park, once he noticed the run away car he chased after it, and stopped it just as it entered an interests section. nobody was hurt here but it's unclear if the deputy will face disciplinary action. >> we start with a story flying high above an ice-cream shop in south carolina. this confederate flag is dividing everyone that goes in for a scoop. you see the flagpole on this street if orange burg is next to the sign for river creamery making it look like it's flying above it. the current owner bought the place from a politician activist and barbecue restaurant owner. before he died he sold a tiny slice of the land to the sons of the confident veterans camp to make sure that the flag never n-ever comes down and now that group and the ice-cream shop owners are duking this out in court. >> and if you are trying to fine ways to get your kids to unplug this is a creative screen time challenge that peaking parents attention. diana smith's plan is pretty much a bribe. here is how it works go without screens and devices for the 11 tuesdays of the summer and earn $100. smith is offering the cold hard cash from her own pocket for each eighth and ninth grader that can forego the screens this summer. she call its an investment in her students and hey they just might like it. babies and naps a sticky struggle proven again by this viral video. >> -- is he tired the little guy in the united kingdom wanting his nap and mom and da are busy shopping, the solution in when you have a toddler and there are toddler beds on display in the kids section. dad mark coil did what some call clever. he called it obvious. >> ha, ha, ha. -- of course they couldn't stay there all day because the kid doesn't come with the bedroom set and they transferred him back to the stroller where he remained sleeping. you hear mom say to dad. you are so jammy at the end of the video. british slang it means lucky. outrageously or deservedly so. if you are the parents that gets the kid to sleep you are the jammy one. >> no matter where. >> in the department store. >> nice and comfy. >> good move dad. matt pellman is here with the update on the roads. >> we are jammy in the traffic department but not in the same way not lucky. not if you are headed for the ben franklin bridge, but what a difference a half hour makes, when all eastbound lanes headed into new jersey were blocked because of that nasty accident involving the police vehicle, now the lanes are open and the eastbound delay heading into new jersey is breaking up and the delays at the ben franklin bridge spilled back on to the vine street expressway and back here on to the schuylkill expressway where it meets up with the vine and eastbound on the schuylkill is locked up from montgomery drive to this point. the domino effect from the ben to the vine to the schuylkill. and we are still industrying to recover. >> after the truck flipped of on the turnpike in del val. and the ramps are finally reopen. and issues in delco a bad crash with a vehicle into a pole and the pole is down at the mattress firm. stick with 452 and not 352 a vehicle fire in gloucester county close to woodbury and the turnpike. and in mount laurel downed poles blocking elbow lane. your attention to something new. a new episode of our 6abc.com series, hidden philadelphia today. we look deep under the grounds of the philadelphia zoo. >> an old manor house a piece of american history. called the solitude house, find out why. and see the rest of our hidden philadelphia videos, go to 6abc.com/hidden video. everybody has two minuteses in their day. hidden philadelphia. >> still ahead at 4:30 a check of the accuweather forecast. stepping outside a live look sky 6 hd giving us the view of center city from the temple university camera. meteorologist, adam joseph meteorologist, adam joseph joining us at our shiny new desk. >> he did it well. >> don't put your finger prints on it. >> i try not to. sun is shining kind of glistening. we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan a beautiful day if you don't mind not having the summer humidity around the area overall. really a nice day. we are dealing with one or two pop-ups here or there. up towards lehigh valley it's a dying downpour now near slatington and north of chapman and falling apart south and north of martins creek. no lightning with it. that is about it in the viewing area at the present time. really a stray downpour or shower. cool night for june and beautiful on tap for one more day tomorrow with sunshine in control and by the end of weekend hot and humid with the chance of some more downpours and thunderstorms. as we look at temperatures around the region here we can see it's nice, 80 in philadelphia. millville coming in at 80, 80 in dover and the numbers running below average for this time of year. especially as you head to the north the reason we are cooler here is because it's more cloud cover popping this afternoon and some stray downpours and poconos 63 and 72 in allentown and wilmington on the brisk of 80 degrees. you may have heard a rumble of thunder or heavy rain in the wee hours of the morning the little batch that passed through and during the day showers that rotated by quickly popped up the times and overall it's quiet here on this tuesday evening. for tonight a spotty thundershower early on in the night. cool and comfy 51 degrees in the suburbs and open up the windows in philadelphia. dropping to 59 degrees with high pressure coming in on wednesday and stays sunny and nice 6 to 12 miles per hour. high temperature 81 degrees, it slips to the east and a high pressure to the east of you it warms up winds are clockwise and come for southerly and it's heating up to 88 and a tup more humid and the humidity busts through the roof here at the end of the week. down the shore we are sun splashed and the sun angle is the highest this time of year and comfy temperatures in the middle to upper 70s low risk for rip currents and ocean 73 and cape may 75 and a few tics higher here for rehoboth beach and lots of sunshine. the exclusive accuweather forecast. wednesday 81 degrees breezy warmer and 88 degrees here on thursday. very hot and humid on friday. 92 degrees with a pop-up developing late in the day. very isolated and better chance for storms come in on saturday and 92 muggy degrees and muggy and hot sunday and a left over stray storm of 90 and monday looking warm and less humid and 88 degrees and as of right now tuesday for the 4th of july hot and partly sunny coming in firecracker 90 degrees. >> who are you calling a firecracker? >> not you. >> that was for me. >> we are all familiar with child proofing a home but you may not have thought about pet proofing it. many household items are we have all heard about the benefits of child proofing your home but you may want to pet proof your home. here is nydia han with what you need to know to help your poocher feline be safe. >> pet poisonings have occurred more observe in recent years, more than 100,000 cases alone. while some know not to feed their dog chocolate other things could be dangerous. a couple of sticks of sugar free gum could cause them to go into liver failure. watch out for drugs, they could cause rapid heart rate and even seizure. and over the counter pain receivers containing ibuprofin and nap -- can put your pet in a coma. >> chances are your pet will eat off the kitchen floor from a pill to onion to a grape are all toxic item. take medications over a sink and clean kitchen floors and countertops. be aware that floor and household cleaners can be poisonous too. miscellaneous things like batteries and even sugarless gum or candies are toxic for your pets, make sure you keep them out of reach. >> even a lick of pollen from types of lily could cause liver failure for your cat. and take the toxin away from them immediately and call your veterinarian. spca has a 24 hour hot line. we are putting that on 6abc.com. and note you may be charge aid $65 consultation fee. >> could be money well spent thank you. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams, adam joseph i'm brian taff. join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. tuesday night and the big story and "action news" is breaking news. two people are arrested in connection with a dea bus in south jersey. officials tell "action news" that the dea recovered fentanyl. we are working to get word on charges the suspects are facing as soon as we get them on "action news" and 6abc.com. brian taff is joining us tonight. we are following developments from washington the latest as the senate showdown over health care continues. >> in just the last 30 minutes dozens of republican senators met with president trump at the white house about the gop plan. this just hours after the republican leaders decided to postpone a vote on the bill until after the july 4th total holiday. >> reporter: a major reversal. >> we are delaying the process to close the issues. >> mitch mcconnell says there is not going be a vote on health care before july 4th. >> we are not on the bill this week but working toward getting at least 50 people in a comfortable place. >> just before the republican leadership was insisting that the senate bill would go forward. the white house launched a full-court press and president trump meeting privately with a vocal critic senator rand paul. and inviting all local snashts to huddle a

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