>> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this monday june 9. >> accuweather is tracking some early morning showers and the unsettled weather will continue through the week. >> a delaware county woman said she was sexually assaulted after answer ago job listing on craig's list. now detectives are urging other victims to come forward. >> a fierce with a five hour gun battle with insurge ants in pakistan leave a dozen people dead. >> first up let's talk about the showers that are moving through and we'll go to david murphy for that and karen is

looking at traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys we're looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan we have showers coursing up from baltimore and the eastern shore of maryland. allentown has not gotten as much, but philadelphia is under some light rain. heavier cell in burlington county, new jersey. also pushing up toward the northeast, this is creating more ponding and puddling, you might have some residual affect on the ac expressway. later this afternoon even though you don't see a lot forming on satellite. once we see peeks of sunshine the air will become humid and unstable and another round of thunderstorms popping up today. 67 in philadelphia. 64 in allentown, 67 in wilmington, 63 in trenton. 67 in sea isle city. as we head outside the door today to catch the school bus for one of the last days of the

year, 66 degrees by 6:00 p.m. and probably up to the low 70s by 8:00 a.m. as we roll through the day it is warm and humid. 73 by 9. 79 by noon, peeks of sunshine possible through the day, as we get past 2:00 p.m. or so, there's another chance of a shower or thunderstorm digging in that high today a muggy 82. karen rogers it stays a little bit you be settle the in the accuweather seven seven day. details coming up. >> reporter: i enjoyed the weekend so i don't mind the unsettled during the week. the platt bridge was closed over the weekend it's reopened, no problems on platt bridge this morning. the ben franklin bridge right lane blocked by construction. two lanes open. westbound we have four lanes open at the moment. expect continuing delays on the patco trains because of the project they have been working on. we can see construction eastbound but not causing a problem at this point.

kelly drive, martin luther king all reopened after the weekend events that we had that caused closures. for now we're looking good on all the majors. we've been warning you about the construction project extended on i-95 starting at 10:00 p.m. we've always had the construction at night on i-95 now they are extending it. we'll watch for further restrictions. >> a woman goes to craig's list looking for a job, but instead she said a man liewrld -- lured her to his delaware county apartment and sexually assaulted her. katherine scott is live with more on the story outside the upper darby police department. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that victim did describe that terrifying ordeal. police believe there are dozens more victims and urging them to come forward. 42-year-old kevin cornish remains behind bars of he was arrested on friday in relation

to this case. "action news" spoke to the victim. she is a young mother from philadelphia. she answered a job for a home health aid. because she didn't have transportation cornish drove her back and forth in his gray does an. hours after the interview he said a job had opened up. when he brought her back to the apartment he forced to sign paper for sex for higher police say he took pictures of her and remained her. police found signed applications for 50 other women in the apartment and would start contacting the women. the 18-year-old called her mother who called police. >> i put my bags in my hand and i got out of the car and started running. >> i think the first reason it didn't go forward if they were afraid of, they don't have to be afraid of him, else in jail. now we have a very, very strong

case against him. if there's other victims out there, they have to come forward and tell their story. >> reporter: cornish is being held on $250,000 bail. he was charged with several offenses including rape and human trafficking. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. we have learned the name of a man who was killed what police are calling a road rage shooting on the roosevelt boulevard. todd reilly was shot 15 times saturday night. the victim's girl friend was wounded. investigators believe the gun shots came from a group of cyclist. they took one biker into custody at the. no charges have been filed. a trial is starting tore a man who is accused of shooting at a philadelphia police officer. prosecutors say torres shot and

critically wounded edward davis inside a feltonville store in august 2013. the economic development authority is expected to meet tuesday to approve the sixers request to move their practice facility to camden. they want to build a practice facility on the camden water front. they hope to break ground in october and move in 2016. games will be played at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia. the 2014 world cup begins in is an -- san pal low brazil. players have been preparing for the tournment. brazilian unions are staging demonstrations and strikes demanding better salaries. >> let's turn to david murphy and accuweather. some of us are not done with the overnight showers, right. >> reporter: no, there are some in play and probably for the

next couple of hours. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows there's rain around the region. it is coursing up from the southwest and pushing toward the northeast. the heaviest band is in wrightstown and browns mills and moving away from medford lakes. i'll show you that you it is generally speaking out of wilmington and baltimore and pushing at what philadelphia and the northeastern suburbs. we're looking at scattered precipitation heading toward allentown. you're not seeing much in northern bucks and northern montco and berks county and the lehigh valley. the shore is not seeing as much, a little bit more on the way as we go through the morning. we have clouds, suddenly expect over the ben franklin bridge and elsewhere across the region, what with the showers around. the temperature has slipped to 76 degrees with a dewpoint of 61 degrees. that dewpoint on the way up just

a little bit. that's an indication that we're looking at a little bit of humid air out there, anytime you get that number up over 60 you're looking at what we would consider humid conditions. winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour. the pressure 29.88 inches and even. satellite shows you once we get rid of this first batch of rain this morning, we're looking at perhaps, some breaks in the clouds and sunshine returning. but we're warm and unstable and we could pop showers as we go through the day. future tracker 6 showing you another shower or thunderstorm popping up. this continues into the evening hours. future tracker 6 has this always late as 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. later this afternoon perhaps as soon as 2:00, 3:00 p.m., more

showers. 71 by 8:00 a.m. 1 1:00 a.m., 78, 2:00, 81. 82 is the high. high temperatures across the region, in the lehigh valley or reading or trenton you'll stop in the upper 70s this afternoon. if you're down the shore you're looking at mid 70s that's been the case for the last couple of weeks. future tracker 6 shows us we start out with unsettled weather through the morning and into the afternoon, a couple of scattered showers around and thunderstorm popping at times. even the 5:30 view isn't a total washout, some areas seeing light drizzle or periods of rain. 82 degrees is the high. we have chance of showers not only this morning but a chance of thundershower around this afternoon or this evening. tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms, high of 83. still humid. looks like the unstable pattern continues through friday.

wednesday, rain in the morning, programs a dry afternoon. thursday, we have bumping weather and showers and thunderstorms. as this air mass continues to build humidity we could get drenching downpours. we're hoping for drying on saturday, and sunday looks great. >> watch "good morning america" all week this week to see our own cesily tynan and adam joseph they are filling in for ginger zee who got married over the weekend. you can tweet cecily and adam to let them know you are watching. >> pakistan's busiest airport had a leading fun gielt. >> listen to the conditions bowe bergdahl endured while being captive in afghanistan. >> reporter: you can see the wet roads 213. no overnight construction watch for the roads being wet in this

area. we'll take you to the delaware state line and talk about problems there. >> in the morning buzz, one of the coldest winters in decades, sleep outside for a full year,

>> hello, everyone, 5:13, happy monday. platt bridge got some traffic on it, got some wet roads out there and we have rain falling in the delaware and lehigh valleys. >> and that could make a rough

commute of it in the morning. let's head over to karen rogers and see what's going on good morning. >> reporter: you're right, it's wet. him we're looking at i-95 at the delaware state line, this is at the 495 split. 495 remains shut down from this pilot to terminal avenue. you can exit off for naamans road as we see people doing up ahead. new castle county 4935 remains closed between terminal avenue and 1th street. i-95 a 1 minute ride no delay northbound or southbound. but of course, this has been causing extra delays, you want to anticipate that and give yourself extra time. trooper road, south park view drive. we have a disabled vehicle that's clearing out of there. traffic is moving better at this point. pennsylvania turnpike all the overnight construction is cleared, better news there, since you're dealing with the

wet conditions. let's go to the commuter traffic report. that's what the people are talking about, the rain in the area. that's what they are reporting on the boulevard in the inner drive and the outer drive it's wet. you want to give yourself extra minutes because you're dealing with. we have rain through the i-95 corridor, but at any point you want to expect a shower or good downpour. >> developing this morning an attack on pakistan's busiest airport killed 18 people. ten gunman disguised as police guards rushed the airport with machine guns and rocket launcher. all the passengers were evacuated. police gained the airport after five hours of fighting. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. we're learning more about bowe bergdahl five years in

captivity. he told investigators that the taliban kept him in a metal cage in the dark after he tried to escape. he said -- they say he is unaware of uproar generated by his release especially the accusations by his army comrads saying he was captured after deserting. the news gets worse and worse for the phillies. ryan sandberg was back on the bench after being tossed on saturday. the reds scored all runs in the 5th inning to beat the phillies. that make 8 losses after 9 games. they have the second worst record in baseball. nba finals they are tied at

one game appeals. labron james shot 14 tore 22 from the field and made all three of his 3-point attempts. he cramped up and left game one after the ac broke leaving temperatures up to 90 degrees. >> president obama is expected to make announcement aimed at helping students with loan debt. >> there's promising news for a childhood vaccine. researchers say it prevented more than a million trips to want doctors office. >> reporter: all right, guys we're looking at a humid day, there's showers around on radar. this afternoon maybe a couple of thunderstorms. i'm keeping the umbrella handy, even though some of this precipitation is on the spotty side. >> you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores.

>> reporter: welcome back ready to check the traffic? let's go outside, thanks, dave, here, chester county, route 100. construction will block one lane both ways, part of the new widening project here. eventually we'll have three lanes both ways which we look forward to, watch for that new construction project. septa regionals rail norristown line back to normal after shuttle busing. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live on the big board we're looking at showers coursing up from the southwest and pushing toward the northeast. centered in south jersey and some of the immediate southeastern pennsylvania suburbs are getting some of this. every now and then there's a little bit of yellow mixed in. which is steadier precipitation. northern and western suburbs dry this morning. 9:00 a.m., 73 degrees, we'll be a bit on the warm side early.

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news," storm tracker 6 live double scan radar tracking overnight rain moving through the region. accuweather says this is round one. >> a revolution or random attack. investigators take steps to pinpoint the motive for the rampage in las vegas. >> good morning, it is 5:30, monday, june 9. let's get over to meteorologist david murphy to tell us a little bit about this rain that's moving through and karen rogers is keeping an eye on the roads. >> reporter: let's start you out with storm tracker 6 live double scan we're looking at showers popping through from the southwest to the northeast. these are sliding toward the northeast. very little left over in baltimore a little bit of a shower coming up the pike. we have dover with some rain now and then. we have light rain with steadier