test test >> friday night prosecutors argued one person kidnapped and assaulted a girl in west philadelphia and tonight, there's a conviction in their case. and a philadelphia highrise will be reduced to rubble tomorrow and neighbors living nearby are advised to evacuate for the demolition. but the big story on "action news" is developing news involving accusations after domestic abuse of the biggest names in the national football league. there's a warrant out tonight for arrest of minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson indicted on charge of injuryry

to a child and that child is one of his own sons. shirleen has the details tonight at the "action news" big board. >> peterson said he was not trying to hurt his son when he used a switch to spank him. it is the way he was disciplined as a child so. far he's not in custody and lawyer says he is cooperating with investigators. the lawyer released a statement saying in part, adrian as never hidden from what happened. he's cooperated fully with authorities and voluntary testified before the grand jury for several hours. tonight the vikings benched peterson for this weekend's game against new england. nfl has yet to respond. just last season peterson lost a child domestic violence the boy frechbd the child's mother is charged in the 2-year-old death and peterson indictment comes in the same week as this incident. ray rice incident in nfl facing heavy scrutiny for this domestic abuse case and there's questions

now about what lead commissioner roger goodell new about the incident and fall out from the nfl and teammates, brian. chopper6hd over the scene in mercer county, new jersey tonight where police are trying to piece together a deadly accident. details are scarce right now. here's what we know. a pedestrian was struck and killed here. it happened 8:00 brunswick and texas avenues in lawrence township and investigators are right now still on the scene. in just a few hours there will be nothing left of a highrise in germantown. and philadelphia's housing authority is more than okay with that. the destruction of queen lane apartments is making way for a new and improved development of low-income housing. and "action news" reporter dann cuellar is counting down to demolition. >> residents tonight were getting one last look at the 16 story building they say they're ready to see the eye sore go. demolition sxrerts ready as

well. all systems are go for tomorrow morning's big demolition. 16 story queen lane highrise is gutted and explosives set in place and if all goes as planned the demolition should look like immotion of mantua hall in 2008 [ explosions ]. >> 7:15 a.m. tomorrow morning we plan to push that plunger, they plan to push that plunger and have that immotion take place. the building was vacant two years as housing authorities worked with residents on demolition plan. residents within an one block area of the structure will be evacuated to a comfort zone at 4 a.m. a second zone that covers a two block radius is called the dust zone. >> we're asking folks that live in that area to stay in their homes or apartments and keep the windows and doors closed until

we give an all-clear sign. the demolition will make way for construction of 55 new flats, walkups and townhouses in character with the neighborhood. >> there's mixed emotions. this is the first time something like this happened in the community imploding a highrise building. they're concerned about that and excitement of what is to come. >> basically it's about time this comes down. it's been deteriorating for a long time. >> brian danridge grew up in the neighborhood. his entire family plans to be here for tomorrow's immotion. this is a historic moment for him. >> that is the playground i -- tomorrow this time will be dust and rubbles but the memories last with me. >> 7:15 in the morning this building will come tumbling down once and for all n weeks they will start construction on the new homes to be built here. in germantown, dann cuellar, "action news" at 10 on phl17.

guilty on all counts. that was verdict handed down today by the jury in a case against christina regusters it took the panel 6 hours to reach the conclusion that 1-year-old did abduct and sexually assault a 5-year-old girl. and sharee williams live tonight outside the courthouse in center city and sharee here comes the sentencing phase. you're right about that, brian, penalty phase is set for december and in court today, regusters trembled each time she heard the word guilty. prosecutors could not have done this was the brave help of 7-year-old now survivor and a key piece of evidence talking bird named marty. >> it took six hours for a jury to convict former day a care worker christina regusters this was here a then 19-year-old who wore a muslim disguise to game access to a kindergarten class

at bryant elementary. january, 2013 regusters took the young girl to a nearby house sexually assaulting her during a 19 hour ordeal keeping the girl naked under a bed. detectives say she tried to fool the 5-year-old into thinking three people were involved instead of one. >> she fed her information about the alleged man including showing a picture on the cellphone. there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that man ever existed. >> a day later regusters left the girl alone after dark at a park dressed only in a tee shirt. police later closed in on regusters with the little girl's help. >> the child miraculously was able to identify this home from the back stairway. flew was a bird. >> this is marty the bird videotaped by police inside regusters home after she was arrested. police say this is a closed case. but regusters lawyer still believes there were others involved. >> i just think this is a die bolical plan and i don't think

she had the capability of coming one a scheme like this. the victim's mother wept when the verdict came down and legal fallout is not overch the family launched a civil lawsuit in federal court against the school district of philadelphia aling gross sglejs she was got asked for an i.d.. she took a child out of the school. just handed over to a stranger. >> reporter: now the school district says at this point it has no comment on pending litigation. we're expecting regusters will have the sentencing phase in december and da's office tells us it will be seeking a life sentence. we're live at the criminal justice center sharee williams "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> sharee thanks very much. a business and pre school had to be evacuated today after police say a man threatened to blow up his house. lumberton police respond 208 madison avenue today. michael lackvich barricaded

himself side and forced closure of route 38. he surrendered and no one was injured. he now face as i long list of charges. the weekend will not get off to the nicest start. we think you'll like what accuweather has in store for the last of it. meteorologist adam joseph has more from the big board. not a complete loss. >> in the a complete loss and it's good to get the bad out before the good arrives rather than other way around. but temperatures already tumbling north and west, 59 allentown as well as lancaster and 65 wilmington and at the shore temperatures hovering near 70 degrees. almost matching ocean temperature of 73. but a big difference from this time last night when it was muggy, it was warm. we're 13 degrees cooler in allentown and 12 cooler than last night in reading that hour and 11 wilmington and 15 dover and close to 20 cooler along the shore points. as we look at stormtracker 6

live double scan the changes are already underway. precipitation over the carolinas and also you have some precipitation over parts of chicago and eastern great lakes and the two will head north and east and that will spill some precipitation our way as we are clipped by both systems so to speak. so it does turn wet here on saturday and even behind the system in the great lakes notice how chilly this is. we're still talking about summer where it's 41 degrees international falls, 43 green bay and 48 sue saint marie and we'll talk about the sunshine second half of the weekend and. >> a lot to talk about. >> thank you, adam. >> workers at the taj mahal casino have been warmed they could be out of work soon. trump entertainment resort says it could close november 13 resulting in layoffs of more than 3100 employees and the

company's other casino trump applause acloses next week. allentown's newest sports and entertainment venue opened doors tonight to 177 million dollar pp&l center is the humid of aahl fan toms and city leaders are hoping the center will draw a million people a year and in that year, 1 40 diverse events from bull fighting to concerts are planned coming up at 10:30 tonight an inside look what it took to get the arena idea and what it could mean for the lehigh valley. >> tonight the stars were out celebrating philadelphia's rich aparatic tradition. hundreds came out for opera philadelphia. the pasta academy of music featured alin perez and steven castel owe recently hailed jay-z and beyonce of opera. opera philadelphia is home to the very's brightest singers, composeers, directors and conductors. >> is that the an incredible

talent. >> and ahead on "action news" at 10 it seems like the man that killed trayvon martin can't stay out of trouble. george zimmerman's latest run in with the law next. >> want to get the new iphone get ready to hurry up and wait. >> atlantic city could use good news and it's coming in the form of tiaras and shiny shoes this weekend. meet our local miss america weekend. meet our local miss america contestants coming

>> oscar pistorius was charged in the killing of reeva stein camp his defense argued olympia an thought he was shooting intruder and prosecutors say he fired at steenkamp after an argument. he is out on bond until sentencing next month. it could fraink suspended sentence and fine to maximum of 16 years in prison. justice has not been served her family says. >> the doctor is that the ran the facility where joan rivers went into cardiac arrest is no longer performing any procedures

at that facility according to a spokesperson. she did not elaborate on the circumstances surrounding his departure from yorkville endoscopy. joan rivers went into cardiac arrest and die aid week later after a procedure. george zimmerman is making a bad habit of getting into situations where people call the police. a man called 911 this week saying zimmerman threat toned kill him during a road rage young in and the next day that same man dialed 911 again saying zimmerman was waiting for him at his job. zimmerman admitted to the altercation the previous day and but has not been areceipted because the man did not file any charges. there are new pictures tonight after a fast-moving brush fire in south carolina. this fire in orange county began this morning and now it's up to 100 acres tonightch the big flames are being fanned by high temperatures.

the rough ter vein making it tough for fire fighters to do battle on the ground and they're using water dropping, helicopters, so far, no homes have been evacuated. >> and now, to the accuweather forecast as we head into a mixed weekend whether-wise. >> adam joseph live at the big board with what day might bring rain and which sees son, adam. >> if only we can take the rain coming up tomorrow and bring to the west coast in southern california as we look at a statistics today in philadelphia, it was cooler than average the average 78 degrees and two degrees below the normal we started on the warm side in philadelphia of 63. compared to our normal of 62. many suburbs this morning you can feel the fall air pushing in and sunrise, 6:39 and sunseting at 7:15. right now we're upper 60s along the shore. dover 64. wilmington 65. temperatures are already dropping into the 50s for the lehigh valley and lancaster. rights now at 59 degrees.

as we take a look at satellite and radar we still have some clear skies especially in the northwestern suburbs away from the coastline. that's why southern areas are also a little warmer now and the blank eliminate of clouds acting as that atmospheric blank tote hold in the heat we generated today and we see rain in the west and rain to the south and we'll get clipped by the two here first thing tomorrow. in the morning the cloudsen individual from the ocean and maybe a few hints of sun in the morning and but right around lunchtime rain should arrive and continue into the afternoon hours. takes general drizzle. light, steady shouvrment some pockets of moderate rain at times. if you head to pp&l for the philadelphia union game at 3:00 fans are pretty tough. union fans. so they may be okay with the cloudy, cool damp weather temperatures at 70 to start and 90th minute, 68 degrees. as we look at the weekend outlook tomorrow, it's cloudy, cool, only 70 degrees with rain especially into the afternoon.

but, then we bright ep it up here in rit rid ourselves of all cloud cover sunny and dry and low humidity and temperature of 37 degrees. as we look at 7-day forecast coming up in accuweather you will notice a cooling trend in the next week. we'll have all the numbers coming up for you brian in a little bit. >> thanks very much. on "healthcheck" at 10 tonight a dozen in delaware are treated now for serious respiratory illness. it's not known whether it's the same virus that sickened children across the country. some of the children are being treated at knew morris ai dupont hospital for children. doctor have seen more than the usual number of respiratory virus this time of year and sent several samples to cdc to determine if it's enter row virus which sent hundreds of kids to the hospital across the country.

>> the outpatient facility times keep patients informed and involved in their own health and injury specific waiting rooms allow patients to talk to others with similar conditions and ipads preloaded with specific information are some of the features. this weekend no rest for eagles as they get ready for monday night show down. >> jamie apody is in for ducis rogers live in the "action news" sports center and jamie there are some issues for the birds to work on. >> sure, they have to cleanup the mistakes from last week. they're two high powered offenses with two elite quarterbacks expect high scoring affair for eagles and colts monday night. there's things to work on. lesean mccoy says it's a high scoring game. they're trying to fix the issues against the jaingz. the leader rusher admits at times he tries too hard. >> that's one of my issues sometimes i try to think to my

own end if things are not open or developed the next few i might do my own thing you know, majority of the time it works for me. sometimes i take losses instead of actually letting my natural talent happen after playing through the system. but you know that's what makes me me. >> and chip kelly is very familiar with colts quarterback andrew luck having played against him in the pac 12 and rivd about his smarts and speed and the only thing luck is not good at is answering text messages or so says espn analyst ron jaworksi. >> i know andrew luck very well. i know the type of person he is. and i know they're angry this week. he didn't return my text [ [ laughter ] so i know he's focused. and that's what happens when you lose. i mean sensitivity becomes much more prevalent. you lost.

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>> "action news" at 10:30 begins breaking news in delaware as someone struck and killed eye bicyclist and drove off. near horseshoe hill road the driver hit the cyclist and left tlim in the roadway. police say he was discovered by a passerby and the man was rushed to christianne hospital where he died and we still don't have any information on what kind of car hit him. but police have shut down breckenridge road while they search for evidence there. >> we're following another breaking story out of camden, new jersey a couple was walking near 7th and spruce when the driver of an suv hit them. both of them have serious injuries but it is the driver that appears to have sustained the most serious injuries and a pipe impaled his mid section he was trapped in his suv an hour and went to the hospital with the pipe still in him. we don't know what caused him to

lose control. and also, within the last few minutes here we learned that a body was pulled from the delaware river. chopper 6 was over the scene bibehind walmart on columbus boulevard around 5:00 tonight when a man was reported missing in the water there. police say a man in his 50s was swimming but did not resurface. the body was found a short time ago tonight near pier 60 later this evening. >> and new tonight, a boy says he was walking home from school when a man chased after him and tonight camden county police are investigating this possible luring attempt. the incident happened corner of 38 and high streets in camden yesterday around 3:30 and the boy says the man tried to get his attention and that's when the boy took off running and the man could not keep up and the boy says the suspect was wearing a long-sleeved back shirt, black pants, black gloves and may have had black paint on his face. if you have any information call

police. and a jersey city daycare worker that accidentally served dozens of children bleach water is out of a job tonightch the substitute teacher made the mistake instead of using walt frert cooler she took it from a bottle used for cleaning. the kids were rushed to the hospital. the state children's welfare department is investigating. >> a high answering angle rescue stream saved a tree trimmer on the job in claymont delaware yesterday. he fell 40 feet and landed on a hor net nest on the tree 500 block of west holly road this afternoon. officials say the 30-year-old was unconscious as he was flown to christianne hospital and he's being treated tonight for stings and deep cuts suffered in the fall. >> ib august ral miss america mile walk strutted through atlantic city tonight and the newest addition to the "miss america"competition weekend servings as fundraiser for children's miracle network hospitals and it's an

opportunity for support others to walk along side title holders raising money for a cause that helps millions of kids each year and because this is miss america weekend, atlantic city is trying to put its problems on hold. everyone wants to enjoy the fun and maybe even some positive publicity and, of course, we're following our local contestants. "action news" reporter annie mccormick was in ac today. >> reporter: fol a week of preliminary competitions our local miss america contest rants ready for the big show on sunday. >> there's so many wonderful girls hoor i love all of them and i think the miss america organization really shows we're some of the best and brightest and talented in this country. >> i'm taken abreast sitting bag and enjoying the whole experience. i'm excited for sunday. for me to be miss new jersey competing for miss america provides home and inspiration for atlantic city and neighboring towns. >> miss new jersey sierra taylor jones is daughter of two casino work he's and knows how

important a tradition like miss america is for a city where several casinos closed leaving thousands without jobs and locals get it too. >> people that i call my aunts and uncles that have been my parents best friends forever in borking at casinos are losing jobs and it's difficult. >> timing is bad with everybody losing their jobs. sad about that. hopefully it will bring a positive light to atlantic city. >> i love it since i was a little girl i've gone to every event. >> back in atlantic city for the second year in a row the ratings soared last year and abc homes it's a repeat. miss dell dl a temple alum was born in new jersey so does miss new jersey who is fwhorn rutgers and miss pennsylvania attends carnegie mellon and already won talent this week. >> it took me by surprise. >> spec tate rerz join the miracle mile walk friday evening half the proceeds from that go to the children's miracle network and on saturday is the famous shoe parade and sunday

night is the big night we've been waiting for when we find out who will be crowned miss america. reporting in atlantic city, annie mccormick, for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> it would be beautiful inside in atlantic city how will it be outside? sunday, picture-perfect no matter where you are. tomorrow silence. as we look right now at the action cam it was out in center city along the avenue of the arts aglow here this evening on a friday night. big date night if you're down in the city it was a beautiful one. as we look at the accuweather live lineup we'll notice stormtracker 6 live all is clear. we're tag a look at the temperatures to the north and west which is on the chilly side and we're tracking rain that is now pushing into parts of the upper plains. as we look at double scan all is quiet around the region and not much going on. numbers north and west martins creek dropping to 57 with somewhat of clear sky and 50

tanersville and slatington 55 st. david's 59. so you see bubble of 50s. cooler north and west again because we still have clear skies. but down to the south where we have somewhat cloud cover kind of influencing the air temperature still in the upper 60s along the shore and also because of the ocean temperature cinnaminson 6 a5 and but interior southern new jersey starting to see those temperatures also fall into the lower 6 0s. satellite and radar we have precipitation down to the south. we have precipitation to the north and west and all this is moving in that northwesterly direction and as it does we will get clipped by this system with some light showers here on saturday. so future tracker will show clouds will be pulling in off the ocean first thing tomorrow morning. if you're up very early, maybe some breaks of sun, and then the clouds really takeover some spotty showers or maybe someies drizzle here around the lunchtime hour and then bulk of steadier showers will come on during the afternoon and continue through 4:30 and then

it begins to push away. so if you're heading out saturday evening we will see drying in from the west and quick clearing behind this particular weak feature that rolls through. what to expect here. cloudy and cool. rain develops throughout the day. wettest between noon and 6:00 and we're looking quart to half inch of rain in general. then on sunday the sunshine returns by 10:00 in the morning and we are golden here as we go through the second half of the weekend. and the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 70 with periods of rain, tomorrow, and then we make up for it on sunday georgous day of 73. and monday, more comfortable at 77 and then early showers on tuesday. breaking sun by the afternoon at 75 and then new high pressure comes into dropto the temperatures way below normal wednesday, thursday, friday, and decent amount of sunshine just a few clouds and overnight lows in the 50s for the most part so that's 7-day forecast our jumping the gun a little of

trying to through a fall in at the end of summer here and overall looking good. >> it does. lots of sun too we like that. >> thanks adam. >> it was described like a scene from jerry springer we'll tell you about a brawl involving sarah pallin's family. >> and toronto mayor rob ford making headlines tonight and why he decided not to run for reelection. >> convicted school shooter who escaped is behind bars again. wait until you hear what guards escaped is behind bars again. wait until you hear what guards at the prison are saying went

>> tonight a teenageer is back behind bars along with two other men. last night here at 10:30 we told you how the three escaped from prison and they were captured several hours later and now we've learned prison officials knew about their plan the day before. and now according to the union, representing the guards officials did nothing to step up security and preven the jail break from happening. t. j. lane made headlines in 2012 when he gunned down three students the day he was sentenced he wore this shirt with the world killer on it and then extended his middle finger to the judge. toronto mayor rob ford will not seek reelection anyway, he's

withdrawaling because of health problem. he just got out of rehab and is being treated with a tumor in his abdomen. he will run for mayor in his place. he is seeking a seat instead on city council counsel counsel ill. sarah pallin's family was involved if a bloody brawl last weekend it happened at her husband's todd's 50th birthday cording to guest, daughter bristol diego castellanosed a guy several times and her brother hit another guest that used to date sister willow. witnesses say it resembled a scene from jerry vinger. once the fight broke up the pallins took off. no charges filed but there was an active investigation. >> curtain rises on new era for allentown. pp&l center opened doors as we told you but there are big plans for how this investment might payoff.

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sgloun state of the art pp&l center will draw hundreds of thousands of people to the region each year. john rawlins takes us behind the scenes of this pretty nice new venue. >> an army of workers today readying the 1 77 million pp&l center. >> a 10,000 seat multi-purpose event septemberer. >> tonight's inaugural event classic rock group the eagles and plan to host diverse 144 he sglents provrtion ol bull riders, judeist priest, couple college basketball games later in the year,ville november and lehigh and in november drex sglel and ahl phantoms that used to play at the spectrum. >> we're excited to bring them back. people in philadelphia are familiar with with the brand. >> city is banking thon sent dor bring up to a million visitors a year downtown. part after aggressive effort to bring jobs back after decades of decay. >> we need it.

it seems like it was a ghost town. everything and everybody was moving out. >> now because of something called news neighborhood investment zone state corporate taxes can be diverted to pay for private building loans and that sparked multiple new office buildings filled with workers that go to new restaurants and want housing and the mayor says it's all working. altogether a million square feet of new office space and over 2,000 jobs coming back into the urban area and 6 new restaurants on this block alone. >> allentown, john rawlins for "action news" at 10 on phl17 >> a high school game turned out to be a pep rally for a fan. orange-out. the whole thing was show of support for this guy, freshman michael shelly recently diagnosed with non-hoch kins lymphoma. he was granted three hour leaf from dupont hospital to be there

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facebook is offering bond $10,000 worth of money and an apology. >> it's a roller coaster hos and highs when i got that letter that was pretty low. but now we're riding high there's a lot of people that care about my son and that is definitely heartening. >> and a facebook representative told bond the site's automated system accidentally flagged the photo. bond plans to donate $5,000 worth of ads to another sick child and the rest will be used to raise awareness of his son's fight and the family's mounting medical bills. we're learning more about the story tat led the newscast tonight abuse allegations against another nfl star. >> jamie apody is live at the big board with more on the adrian peterson saga. >> the only word to describe state of affairs of nfl this week is sad. as we told you earlier first ray rice issue and another star adrian peterson is in trouble. he's been indicted in texas on child abuse charge as caused of using a branch to spank one of

his young sons and a search warrant issued for his arrests and he'll have to turn himself n in light of this news they have deactivated him for sunday's game against the patriots. also nfl player's association approved a new drug testing policy receipt owe active for those us is spented. josh gordon's yearlong suspension may be reduced and they'll test for human growth hormone this season. >> final preparations underway as eagles get set to face colts on monday night football. despite banged up owe ten live line colts coming off denver. and how is this game going to go. >> it comes down to excuse and who wants to more. any game is who wants to more and who will execute better. >> i think it will be a shootout i repeatedly do i think it will be getting them moving a little bit and tire them out and you know get some plays in the air and then on the ground. it is going to be a good game.

>> eagles colts monday night and we have the action right here. first pregame show countdown kickoff followed by eagles and colts "monday night football" coverage kicks off monday at 8:00 on phl17. >> fill liz facing fish tonight player spoiler for 5 1/2 out of playoff spot. that's what they d before the game they honored fourth symptom of the future. jp crawford wins paul owen as word as best minor leaguer. tied it up for him. wild pitch for chase utley like it when that happens. stage one bottom of the tenth. one out cody ashe and that is kid's first ever walk off home run. he was mobd at the plate. phillies win-1. hamels logged one and for arby a great memory and free dessert. >> rutgers up next for penn state. omar big ten debut. franklin hoping to start season

3-0 but they'll face hostile new jersey. coach has been blairing music all week in hopes it will help the team concentrate. sounds like he's taking a page out of chip kelly's book. >> that's a change you can have music and other things going until the snap is immeant. we'll get our guys prepared about that. it's not until it's imtent it will be the whole time, rock, country, rap, hip-hop, club like atmosphere. >> diverse music there. >> i am going to try to get a scholarship to penn state practice is fun. >> i like this guy. >> me too. >> months ago a seahawks garden no dace period. and last week it reappeared on own's door step outside of seattle with envelope. inside a calendar of the no's adventures across the u.s. >> they took them on vacation. they literally took him around

the western united states. >> whoever created the calendar also marked date of every sea hawks game and while the couple has no idea who took the gnome it won't happen again they've has no idea who took the gnome it won't happen again they've given it a permanent spot inside

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they're seeing with aurora boreal this shot washington observe torrey and flare entering atmosphere. it's a mass ejection. all this magnetic energy from the son interacting displaying the beautiful colors in the sky. and i wish coye say tomorrow will be beautiful around here. unfortunately it's gray. is that the it. rain and cool temperatures only near 70. i've seen northern flights vermont and it's like a fluid motion of color in the sky it's pretty amazing. >> i am jealous which i would witness something like that. >> thank you, adam. >> nothing romantic about a flood though unless of course you gotten gauged during one. justin plantrip was going to propose until mother nature got involved. their car was filling with water and landtrip had the ring hidden inside. he grabbed it and asked leslie brun toe be his wife. moments later the coastguard arrived and whisked them off to

safety. their story as you can imagine has gone viral. >> pretty good story. >> we thank you for joining us tonight on "action news" at 10 modern family is next now friends. >> for ducis rogers and jamie apody i'm brian taff we hope you have a great weekend and we'll see you back here monday night. have a great weekend and we'll see you back here monday night. >> enjoy.

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