we all know it. those who support obama care and those that oppose it. something has to be done. we have looked for something to replace it with something else. and have not found it yet. >> he calls this advancements a great victory. so what happens next. this vote sets up days of debates and then more votes on possibly repealing and replacing obama care. whatever the senate agrees to do still requires a vote in the house. a long road but the white house declaring a victory this afternoon. >> as you mentioned, president trump took a handful of questions in the rose garden a moments ago and began by applauding republican senators for their vote today. >> we will all sit together and come up with something spectacular. we have a lot of options and a lot of great options. the senators went out there and you have a block of 48 votes against you, no matter how good it sounds it's hard to get the kind of numbers we got. >> president trump was also asked about his recent and point the criticismive attorney general, jeff sessions, in no uncertain terms he is disappointed in sessions from recusing himself. when asked if he would plan to fire the attorney general he said time will tell. you can count on "action news" and abc news for the continuing coverage of the health care plan and much more. on world news after "action news" at 6:00 tonight. septa police have release said body camera footage shows the moment the suspect attacked a sergeant. the officer is okay but the man that plowed her down is still on the run. john rawlins is live now with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: well, this is the angora regional rail stop it ended with the assault of the police sergeant and they have a clear picture that was captured from that video. >> immediately -- >> flat out attacked. >> immediately -- >> sergeant wright looking at the salts cam toured by her body camera last night. it put the officer on the ground with her camera pointed to the sky and the bad guy's image fills the screen. police hope that someone will be able to give them his identity. i'm sure someone out here knows him. i'm not asking you to endanger your safety but if you know him contact philadelphia police at 911 or contact the transit police. >> sergeant lynn perone is released from the hospital. and she was one of several officers called to angora station for vehicles in the restricted track area and they faced a summary charge of trespass and now charges related to assaulting a police officer. why did he react that way. >> this person that exhibits this behavior for such a minor offense. means something else. >> well, again there say telephone number you can call if you know the man. 215-580-4131. it's quite possible the individual they are looking for so far unidentified is wanted for other crimes, this is a trespassing call a call to get people off the track and his reaction and violence reaction and the assault of the police sergeant is very disconcerting. back to you all. >> scary stuff john thank you. meanwhile, search teams are looking for a missing swimmer in wilmington today. the young man reportedly jumped into the brandywine creek and never resurfaced. chopper 6 hd was overhead as emergency responders gathered at rockford and brandywine falls road. a missing teenager and her baby are found safe after they were reported missing in philadelphia. this morning police alerted us to the search for 16-year-old green and her infant daughter. and they were last seen at a group home where she was staying by court order. police say that today's media coverage appears to have led to their discovery. they did not disclose where the two were found. a judge has halted work on a controversial natural gas pipeline that stretches across pennsylvania. the 350 mile sunoco mariner cuts through goshen and west township. they say they violated an agreement and ordered the work stop until the public utility commission can make a decision. they are looking for a thief stealing batteries from jeep wranglers, the same person is suspected of targeting jeeps in the center city, north philadelphia and also south philadelphia areas. hoods on these specific jeeps can be open from the outside, the thefts have been occurring since may. >> what a difference a day makes it's cooler and cloudier. as we get a check of the accuweather forecast. >> let head outside where meteorologist, cecily tynan, is. she is in for adam joseph. >> reporter: what a change of pace to step outside and not to get hit by the wall of heat. it's pretty cool out there but also on the cloudy side. satellite 6 along with action radar showing more clouds than sunshine and every now and then you get a brief peek of sunshine and upper level disturbance up over new york state that is providing all the cloud cover and helping to bring us some refreshing temperatures. average high for this time of year is 87, we are 10 degrees cooler than that. 77 in philadelphia, we keep that cool air through tomorrow so if you head to citizens bank park for the phillies game last night. last night a two hour rain delay and tonight no rain delays just a spotty sprinkle, first pitch 74 degrees, by the ninth inning maybe a light jacket or sweatshirt and down to 70 degrees, it stays cool tomorrow and another day with more clouds and sunshine and then i'm tracking the return of the threat of severe weather, late thursday night into the day on friday. we'll talk more about that. and what it means for the weekend coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. storms and heavy downpours brought flooding to the area overnight leaving behind damage, part of main street in front of the mays landing branch of the library had do be closed for repairs and this is what crews found in hockessin delaware, a massive tree across the 1200 block of old wilmington road bringing down a utility pole and wires. a water main break that flooded basements in fishtown is affecting area businesses, police had to close the streets and two houses suffered water damage and the water department found a second leak and had to cut service to several other properties including restaurants and bars. it's not known how long the repairs will take. >> read residents in west oak lane had similar problems, a water make broke leaving 24 homes without power. and one car stuck on the street became stuck in the hole. leading to a frustrating wake-up call for the owner. >> my door bell rang and it was the water department. and i said it was my car and he said come and move it it's sinking. >> woods had to call a tow truck to pull her vehicle out. water department crews are working to fix the broken water main. >> it's time for the "action news" traffic report. >> matt pellman is standing by on a tuesday afternoon. >> water water water. well that was our theme this morning with wet roads and flooding and sinkholes resulting from wet conditions and this afternoon some more at least damp conditions. we are looking live in northeast philadelphia i-95 close to wood haven road you see puddles on the side and showers did go through and heavy on the southbound side. also backed up on the northbound side from cotman to woodhaven with those wet conditions. farther north in bucks county still construction wrapping up in the northbound lanes, in newtown and yardley. one of the two lanes in blocked there, at this moment we see big delays. on the southbound side of 95. a broken down vehicle at the betsy ross bridge and the water main break by the fishtown tavern and would stay on front street instead of frankford this afternoon. they are cleaning up many mays landing because of the issue in front of the public library. so 40 main street remains blocked in the heart of mays landing and you see delays as you head toward the closure point and locally river road is an alternate or stay on 322 the black horse pike to get around the 40 closure. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. in delaware big problems on 95 and this afternoon issue along highway 1 along the christiana mall. and reports affecting traffic both ways and all the people are reporting congestion along route 1. we'll check it again if the next half hour. >> thank you matt. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, two photographers spotted climbing the ben franklin bridge and the sky high trek landed them under arrest and cause aid major problem for drivers, we have details about their rescue. and "action news" sports director, ducis rogers with carson wentz outlook. >> two day into the eagles training camp and wentz says he has a good impression of his football team. we'll talk about that when "action news" continues. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com it's the second day of training camp for the eagles and today we got a chance to hear from the franchise quarterback. carson wentz. ducis rogers is live now at the nova care facility in south philadelphia with what happened today. hi ducis -- >> reporter: hey sharrie. it's been two days of training camp and everyone wants to know how do the eagles look. i have to be honest with you, they are running out there with shorts and helmets on. but the players seem business like and enthusiastic. once again they are on the field at 8:50 this morning no complaints from the team and none from carson went he says he was itching to get going. and more comfortable entering his second season in the nfl. wentz has come away with a good impression. guys are competing and pushing themselves kind of before brush off the cob webs as the coach would say and get into the swing of things so the guys are looking good. >> reporter: we'll have much more from out here in south philadelphia coming up in the next half hour at 5:00. reporting live with the birds brian over to you. ducis thank you. in center city philadelphia a woman was punched and robbed trying to use the atm, the woman is one of the two suspects involved. the victim tried to use the axe tm at the td bank at broad and sansum streets. and she tried to go back when the suspect ran off and then a second suspect bunched her and took her bank card. this is a sketch of a man wanted for robbing a bank in west berlin township at 4:15 on july 6th, investigators say he passed a note demanding cash and the worker handed over the money and the suspect ran from the scene. >> there are workers that you hope you never need and when they are called in they come in to serve a crucial role. montgomery county's hazardous materials team, county leaders go the a firsthand look at how their job works and how each call puts them in the path of dangerous chemicals. philadelphia is partnering with barbara bush's foundation to promote adult literacy in the city. part of a global competition put on by expride. mayor kenney announced that philadelphia is joining dallas with aiming to help adults learn. the goal is to make education appealing and accessible to all. after that announcement, there was a festival outside of city hall. >> well, perhaps you have heard that microsoft got rid of the drying program called paint but after online outrage, guess what/it is back. microsoft released a video saying paint is here to stay and will be offered for free at the windows store. it was originally released in 1985 and installed on every windows computer since. microsoft was surprised by the outpouring of support for paint. >> the public has spoken and it worked. >> time for the accuweather forecast. people have an opinion about this. >> people are complaining about the heat and humidity. today what a change but came at at cost. sky 6 hd taking a look right now at the center city skyline. the view from temple university shades of gray and with the gray skies we have pretty cool temperature, the average high for this time of year is 87 degrees and you see temperatures running a good 10 degrees below that. allentown 75 and reading 74 and cape may currently 76 degrees, planning your evening, a good night to go for a jog and take the dog out for a walk, it will be very comfortable. lots of clouds to start and then clouds begin to thin out a bit. temperatures start at 74 degrees by 7:00 down to 70 by 11:00. and it won't be a stormy night like last night. nothing more than a spotty shower. double scan live radar is showing now a few spotty showers here and there. a disturbance to the north is throwing clouds our way and moisture and we don't need anymore rain, if you look at the july rainfall stats anywhere from an inch and a half to 3 1/2 inks above normal. philadelphia close to 5 inches of rain and allentown is closing in on a top 10 rainiest julys. and wilmington more than 6 and trenton 5.5 and atlantic city more than 4 inches of rain and we are water logged and getting a break now it doesn't last all that long now. satellite and radar showing cloud cover and peeks of sunshine east of philadelphia a few scattered sprinkles. and 66 in philadelphia and cape may 68 and wilmington 65 degrees. planning your day tomorrow. temperatures really struggling to hit 80 degrees, again like today more clouds than sunshine and we see brightening of the skies especially in the afternoon. by 11:00, 74 and 77 degrees by 3:00 and 7:00 p.m., 76. future tracker 6 showing tomorrow afternoon lots of clouds and a few spotty showers are possible and heading into thursday we wake up with a good amount of cloud cover and spotty showers in the afternoon and late thursday night into friday morning. is our next chance of severe weather could have some gusty winds and some very heavy downpours. the four day at 4:00, showing you like today? you'll like tomorrow. clouds and sunshine and a spotty shower is possible. a high of 80 degrees and thursday more humid with showers in the afternoon and storms rolling in thursday night a high of 86 degrees, and putting the accuweather alert day on friday. could be dealing with heavy downpours and severe thunderstorms especially the first half of the day. 83 degrees. and saturday improving less humid and 85, let you know if that weather sticks around for sunday. back to you brian. >> thank you. a roadside sign-in new hampshire is generating controversy but the local police chief says he is less concerned about reaction and more concerns about saving lives, this is the newly posted sign-in manchester, new hampshire, your generosity could lead to a fatality, please donate to a local charity. they posted this to diswade people from giving money to panhandl panhandlers. >> the large majority of this population is feeding an addiction or fighting some mental illness so just to give them $5 that could lead to an overdose is not what the person giving who really want. six of them have overdosed four fatally in the small town this year. and it could best be used by an organization that could use the help. >> "action news" at 4:00 will be right back. the world's greatest recipe... meat and fire. a simple combination that has now been mastered. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special, fire crafted flavors. try our new pepper crusted new york strip, our outlaw ribeye, or a full rack of baby back ribs. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger, or any steakhouse lunch combo. only at longhorn. giant has unbelievable pro tip produce prices. : so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. all right kids schools reopen in a month or so and today the backpack challenge kicked off at dillworth park. they collect backpacks for children in foster care and the skate park is one of the sites set up. donations are accepted through august 18th. radio silence is coming to independence hall on july 29th, radio silence is a free stage production produced by the mural arts program. telling the story of iraq through experiences of iraqi refugees and americans that served in the iraq wars, it was inspired by an iraqi broadcaster who died in philadelphia in 2016. a bird at the event symbolized the bird heard on the first broadcast in 1936. >> a broadway blockbuster is setting up shop in philadelphia. wicked opens at the kimmel center tomorrow night and there is a lot that has to happen before the curtain call, 100 crew members are unloading and setting up this elaborate production and takes two and a half days to prepare the set and sounds and lights. wicked runs through august 27th. there is 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"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with the reason a bucks county man gave when asked why he let his wife fall from his truck seriously injuring her. and the popular rumba vacuums are collecting more than dust. some are mapping customers houses for years and it's what they plan to do with the data that has people talking today. >> and internet etiquette is it okay to complain about being pregnant online. the expectant mom was ripped apart when she confessed to being misral. and the -- that led two photographers from being behind bars. they were brought down by a highly trained high angle rescue team. despite the name, they did not need to be rescued they needed to be removed. we turn now to sara bloomquist live now from the the delaware river waterfront on what we learned about this today. >> reporter: well, brian the two photographers climbed up the suspension cable on the philadelphia side of the bridge. they were hoping to snap a few photos of the city and bridge once they reached the first tower. authorities tell us they never picture, they did get caught and charged with a few felonies. in the darkness you can make out the high angle rescue team as they made their top to the ben franklin bridge's east tower. 280 feet up to apprehend two daredevil photographers. >> it's not smart considering the conditions, it was raining and the bridge was wet. they put themselves in a great deal of harm. >> the the two trespassers hit the entry detection system and they located the two intruders and it turned on two big light . >> when the lights went on they waited for them to apprehend them. >> the bridge shut down and the highly drained officers moved upward to rescue the two men. officer john was on the rescue team for 19 years, this is video of them training in 2013. >> we have to go get them and we don't have choice in the matter, we are putting officers at risk for something that is pretty needless. >> what a waste of time. and waste of money for people but brave of them to do it. >> they identified the photographers from toledo ohio and clark from brooklyn. the two men make it a hobby to climb high rises and bridges to capture photos from high angles. this time they got caught. >> they put the computers and themselves in grave danger, i'm what angry about that and we will prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. >> these two photographers were wearing all black and carrying backpacks with their photography equipment in it, they didn't have a piece of safety equipment not a safety harness or cable. they didn't know what they were up to making this riskier. they are charged with criminal mischief and causing a widespread catastrophe or injury. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> risky to say the least. thank you. >> construction accident sent a teenager to the hospital in edgemoor delaware, it happened in the shopping center on governor prince boulevard. the officials say that the 19-year-old worker fell from a beam this morning. he was rushed to christiana hospital in a helicopter. we are waiting to hear what happened. and breaking news where allentown mayor, alan polanski is facing an indictment. he is investigating a pay to play scheme at city hall for years now. an assistant city solicitor and former financer and controller plead guilty to federal crimes. he was not charged with a crime related to the probe. a bucks county man is facing a number of charges accused of running over his wife in falls township. police say that andrew ryan, sped up and swerved across lincoln highway knowing that the passenger door was ajar. his wife robin was thrown from the truck and run over by the attached landscaping trailer he took off and good samaritans attended to his wife. he was stopped later and admitted allowing robin to fall and the two were bickering about finances and he thought she wants to get out of the truck he is facing dui and assault and robin remains in critical condition. we have new surveillance images of a bank robber that held up a citizens bank. he appears to pass a demand note to the teller just after 9:30, he was last seen fleeing the branch on main street. and norristown police say they have already identified the suspect. to accuweather on a tuesday afternoon. quite a bit cooler and more cloud cover but nobody is complaining. lets talk about the changes. cecily tynan is here now to tell you what to expect for the rest of day. >> i tweeted out a poll to they like this cool weather? i guess some people will complain. someone will all be complaining and we had temperatures in the 90s and starting a heat wave yesterday in the upper 80s and if you look at temperatures right now, what a difference a day makes, temperatures holding in the low to mid-70s. in addition to that, the dew points are lower than yesterday. yesterday we had dew points in the low 70s and now the dew point in philadelphia down to 62 degrees, that is an indication that the atmosphere is drying out however it comes at a cost. sky 6 hd over my shoulder looking at philadelphia international airport and we are not seeing a lot of sunshine, f gray upstairs, lots of clouds every now and then a peek of sunshine but we also have a few scattered sprinkles out there. tracking the dew points over the next four days, we keep them relatively low tomorrow in the low 60s. slightly humid. they will be peaking on thursday, ahead of a front that will likely bring us another round of severe weather, look at the drop on saturday, dew points in the 50s and i'll talk more about the severe weather coming up in the full seven-day forecast. >> thank you. police officers were called to a restaurant in gloucester county but this call left them smiling. they hosted an appreciation lunch enand thanked the men in blue for their service. there is no secret that losing weight could be a difficult thing to do. a doctor in south jersey is offering up some help. rick williams is live now in the newsroom with the details on this one. >> hi brian, thank you. a special program from a doctor who specializes in obesity medicine and could help people that needed help in the past with their weight loss journey. it requires work and a weight loss professional. and the big honor for a philadelphia native with whose name is part of american space history. just some stories we are following for you. see you later. >> see you rick. a true display of giving was underway in camden, new jersey, and it was about the children. a lot of smiling faces of the ronald mcdonald house hosting their christmas in july event the joyous time is the magic of christmas currently undergoing treatment in the hospital and their families, the children and their families receive aid special visit from santa claus and opened presents from under the beach umbrella christmas tree while enjoying festive holiday treats. citizens bank donated $60,000 to a nonprofit in conshohocken. cradles to crayons use the money to buy supplies for children that need them the most. hundreds of volunteers will stiff those items in backpacks and distribute to the area. a lot of good work happening. >> and still to come here on "action news" at 4:00. boos in b flat. we'll tell you why a california business thinks their whiskey tastes better because of the music they play. >> and is your rumba vacuum spying on you, a new report says it's collecting more than just dirt it's collecting data about your home. >> and revisiting the great hot dog debate are the summertime staples sandwiches or not. one newspaper is convinced is no, they literally rewrote their history. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com a california teenager is behind bars accused of live streaming her drunken car crash and the crash that claimed her sister's life. she was sharing video with her followers on instagram while driving under the influence when her vehicle began drifting on 55 she overcorrected and the vehicle flipped and then she resumed live streaming after her 14-year-old sister jacqueline was ejected and killed. >> this is the last thing i wanted to happen okay? >> it's disturbing the callous nature of her actions leading up to the tragedy and the immediate aftermath. >> sanchez is fow charged with grossman slaughter while intoxicated and a second teen survived the crash and was treat ford a leg injury. there was tense moments in north jersey yesterday when an suv overcorrected on the garden state parkway another dash-cam ra recorded the moment the man lost control sending his camper swerving left and right before toppling over. nobody was hurt. >> goodness. a study in california is putting a question to the test could different songs change the way something tastes. this is the distillery room for the whiskey each room is outfitted with the speaker each playing different kinds of music on repeat for three years. whiskey derives its flavor from moving in and out of the oak as it contracts and expands. >> how do we get the liquid to behavior in a different wave so we thought sound vibrations. >> and now they say it does change the taste and varies depending on the kind of music. their favorite so far whiskey enhanced by blue grass music. >> very cool. big talkers now and a big question, is it social acceptable to complain by being pregnant. one reality star in britain did that online sparking a firestorm on social media. this is louise and she is pregnant with her third child. in this instagram post, she is sick in bed and wrote hate growing babies and don't enjoy anything about pregnancy and is miserable and feeling like she is going on for ages and some of her followers are calling her insensitive and self centers and some women suffer to get pregthank in the first place and others suffer from loss of their baby. good conversation on my facebook page. do you have a rumba? it turns out your robotic vacuum cleaner is scooping up more than one kind of dirt. as part of the way it navigates, your rumba maps your home and now the ceo plans to sell the maps. why? it could be helpful to amazon or google to try to sell you things or the latest smart is ofs, the idea of devices spying on us is not new but map is the next big way for smart tech companies to make a profit. you should know that your rumba will not sell your data without your permission. finally, grilled, dirty water, slathered with ketchup or mustard a hot dog is a favorite but is it a sandwich? the kentucky journal says no not a sammy. they issued a centuries worth of corrections going all the way back to 1887 when they started to write about frankfurter sandwiches. they have the backing of the council who declared it's not a sandwich but you should know that merriam webster says it is and think about this, it's meat in the middle of bread. the frank itself is a hot dog. what is it in a bun but it's not a sandwich. >> that is good logic a hamburger would be a sandwich. >> people on my facebook said it's a hot dog on a bun. >> our floor director feels stronger about this, it's a hot dog. thank you. lets get a check of the roads today. matt pellman is standing by with the update. i think my mind was blown. >> so many mind blowing things these days. you can bet your buns i'll be frank about the traffic it's my bread and butter after all. and we are not relishing the conditions, the water main break by the tank at frankford avenue at thompson street and girard is open but stay on front instead of frank ford you'll be better off. a crash along 95 northbound side near penn's landing and got it pushed off to the side and extra heavy in that area. and farther north approaching wood haven, we have earlier wet conditions and a fender bender on the shoulder. speeds of 29 miles per hour as you pass academy road. and farther north on 95, late running construction northbound in bucks county the crews are just finishing packing up by route 332 in newtown. in willow grove a crash this afternoon by the dunkin' donuts at 611. and a pair of water main breaks in new jersey. one in hamilton township. along 206 southbound and mays landing, route 40 is blocked by the library that is the case all day. locally river road is an alternate or stay on 322 the black horse pike. we'll check it again coming up if the 5:00 hour. >> all right thank you. meteorologist, cecily tynan, standing by the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. turns out things aren't always what you think they are. take guinea pigs. they're not pigs at all, nor are they from guinea. or take this haircut. i may look all business, but look out... . but there's a party going on back here. kinda misleading, isn't it? 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walk your dog. we are now featuring shelter pets and this is peanut a 7-year-old dachshund at the safety net shelter in pleat wood center a good day to take peanut or your loved ones out for a walk. 9:00, 72 and by midnight 69 degrees so peanut looks like he wants to go out for a walk. nice thing about today is that we are not dealing with a lot of heavy weather. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we are dealing with clouds a few spotty sprinkles here and there with low pressure from the north and quiet weather day and people are tired of the stormy weather and we keep the quiet weather tonight. pretty comfortable night and nice night for the phillies game and 62 in the suburbs and 66 for center city and high pressure is of us. this brings us a few breaks of sunshine and more clouds than sun and temperatures again below average, could manage to hit 80 degrees in the afternoon, that is 7 degrees below average and on thursday the high pressure moves out and warm front is moving in and this will introduce more humidity, 86 degrees and low pressure ride as long the front and likely will bring us storms thursday night and the storms could linger into friday morning. friday morning could be challenging for the morning commute. down the shore clouds early brighter in the afternoon. filtered sunshine and a moderate risk of rip currents so please be careful. temperatures holding in the 70s. bee rehoboth beach in the 70s. clouds and sunshine a high of 80 degrees, thursday warm and humid and 86 degrees and storms rolling in thursday night and friday that is an alert day. downpours and heavy thunderstorms and severe weather in the first half of the day. look at what happens for the weekend. we clear the air. lower humidity and dew points in the 50s and temperatures in the mid-80s. beautiful weekend monday mostly sunny and 86 and tuesday it gets more humid with a high of 88 degrees, a lot of people do not want storms the potential for flash flooding on friday morning, it's out of here in time forever the weekend. >> that is good news. thanks. >> how big of a mortgage can you really afford? 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