cause a controversies. >> good morning, everybody, we have showers today. >> reporter: a flash-flood watch has been posted and goes into tonight. we're concerned with the northern and western suburbs into the i-95 new castle county, delaware abbey counties in south jersey that come up to the delaware river because of spotty, drenching downpour producing showers. it will go into the evening especially west of the area. we have cloud cover and fog and sprinkle here and there. it's this area down to the south we'll be watching in the afternoon. 63 degrees in philadelphia. comfortable as you step outside currently. 65 in wilmington, 61 in allentown, 66 in sea isle city. heading out the door yeah there could patchy fog in some areas

that could put fog on your windshield. 65 by 6, 67 by 88:00 a.m. 79 degrees by 3:00 p.m. we'll be looking for drenching thunderstorms to pop up. i'll have a view on where they might go on future tracker 6 okay, karen. >> reporter: you can see the fog here, it's not horrible, but visibility is reduced we're looking live a309 in wyncote montgomery county. with the mist anne low clouds visibility could be low in spots. switching over to i-95, you can see the northbound traffic heading toward the construction zone from girard to allegheny. they were trying to work on it last night, but they had to stop because of the weather. you will not see any big changes just yet, but it is coming.

one big change we've been dealing with over the past couple of weeks. 395 shut down between 1th and terminal avenue. you can see 13 through wilmington or hop into new jersey, 295 is running better, tam. >> new on "action news," police are trying to run down a robber this morning he hit up a convenience store in roxborough brutally beating the clerk in the process. katherine scott is live on the scene with the video police want you to see. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this was a violent attack captured on video. police hope by releasing the video it will bring them tips to lead them to the man responsible for this happened tuesday afternoon, m and m in roxborough it's located on markle street by mitchell. a mantua hood pulled up over a baseball cap went into a deli with a small black handgun.

he goes behind the counter and points a gun at the employee. he rifles through his pockets and takes money from the cash register. he grabs cigarettes and puts them into a white bag. the clerk hits a silent alarm and the punches him in the head and knocks the employee unconscious and the clerk slumps to the flooring. the robber made off with 15 monday dollars in cash and cigarettes. if you have any tips about who could be behind that attack caught on video we're post that video on 6abc.com. we're live in roxborough katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that, also developing overnight. the search is underway for an armed robber in the city's west oak lane section. you're about to take a look at

the video from the holdup. philadelphia police say a man with a gun threatened the clerk and ran away with cash. nobody in the store was physically hurt. we're at the big board with a tragedy in berks county that is gaining national attention. a mother who was thrown in jail because her child was skipping school too much died behind bars over the weekend. investigators are questioning whether she should have been there in the first place. >> i can't understand why someone ends up going to jail they did not murder someone, they didn't steal, they didn't commit a felony. now 55-year-old eileen dinino died. berks county commissioner is calling for change. >> there's got to be a better

way to deal with truancy than putting someone in prison. >> investigators are awaiting autopsy results before release ago cause of death. they do not suspect foul play. she racked up a number of unpaid fines for 55 vial -- violation committed by her children. officers identify the suspect as 45-year-old jason brunson. police believe he broke into the home, but it's unclear why he shot them. the 40-year-old woman and 19-year-old son are in stable condition. the rainy weather is once again impacting scheduled construction on i-95 north of center city. work was supposed to begin earlier this week, but all the rain delayed the start of the project until last night. penndot said crews began the prep work and wrapped up around

3:00 due to rainy weather. drivers will not have to deal with any lane shifts during today's morning commute. when it gets going that current half mile construction zone will expand to almost 2 miles near the girard exit north of allegheny avenue. download our free news app for your apple or android devices. >> mayor nutter plans to send a bill to the city that would let the city borrow money for the philadelphia school district. students walked in protest yesterday. as they dplon traited the -- demonstrated the school superintendent went to harrisburg asking the state for money. the city rejected a request for 55 million-dollar loan instead authorizing only half. >> they decided to give us

27 million-dollar loan meaning we have to look for cuts of $28 million. >> how much can you cut? >> there's no more to cut. >> they are facing a short fall for the next school year. jack markell plans to sign a bill banning ecigarettes to minor prohibiting distributing at that -- too -- at that >> time to turn to david murphy you say showers are spotty, but if you're getting one it's going heavy. >> reporter: that's right, tam. as we look outside, we have a little bit of fog across the region. the two dimensional view shows you a shower out by harrisburg at this point. as we look outside we have

cloudy skies low enough to produce a little bit of drizzle on your windshield especially in areas where the clouds are close to the grounds. we're looking at spotty drenchers today. second part of the story comes tomorrow when there's widespread rain and drenching downpours. 63 degrees is the current temperature under the clouds, though, so for now we're not dealing with any big problems. the winds are out of the east at 7. there's the dewpoint of 60 which is on the borderline of what we call humid air. future tracker 6, here's what's going to happen. from now until midday not much, a spotty shower. afternoon look out for a line of showers and thunderstorms to develop on and off through the afternoon. and, again, when you get under one of these heavy hitters it may not be moving all that quickly exit may have enough time to give you one to two inches of rain over the course of an hour. that will be enough to produce

not only ponding and puddling on roads, but we could have flash flooding. today looks like a warm and muggy one. we'll get from 77 to 79 degrees. in the afternoon we have the chance of thunderstorm developing. 79 is the high in philadelphia. 78 in wilmington and 74 in trenton. low 70s down the shore. day baseball with the phillies there's a decent chance they get the game in, 77 degrees for the first pitch, 78 in the 9th inning. there's a decent chance of playing because you have a spotty precipitation nature. tomorrow morning, as we get into the afternoon we are expecting to fill in with more steady rain and more widespread rain and once again there could heavy

downpours from thunderstorms and showers and that goes straight up until 10:00 p.m. north and nd west of philadelphia. today's, 79 warm and stormy in the afternoon. tomorrow, showers and 83. and chance of strong storms on friday that could produce heavy rains and gusty winds, as well. the weekend, showers give way to bright clouds and we'll see humidity levels dropping and sunday we have the gp gp -- father's day. >> look out for speed racer at the run he'll be great. >> stay with 6abc there's adam joseph standings behind cecily he'll take over for her in the "g.m.a." weather seat. be sure to wish adam well on

twitter using that harsh to go 6abc on "g.m.a." >> bees found an unusual spot to hive. >> cameras capture a school bus driver down south behave are badly and what she did has her facing charges. >> you see the fog on bridge avenue. that's southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill. what does it look like in chester that's coming up in the suburban traffic report. >> house republicans are looking for leadership after tuesday's primary upset in virginia. details coming up on "action news."

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>> 5:44 we have some low cloud cover and some fog at philadelphia international airport. the faa said the flights going in and out could see delays because of that same problem in new york city. >> let's turn to karen and see what's going around the region, especially the suburbs. >> reporter: i want to show you the 30 bypass at 322 if you're coming in from downingtown or coatsville, the roads are damp with the low clouds. looks like it's drying out, it looks good. we can see the fog, but it's not reducing visibility it's in varying degrees. let's check the visibility

reports because they have changed in the past 30 minutes we're down to a mild visibility at philadelphia international. much. region, .3 we've reduced along the coastline, atlantic city and wildwood, as well. 2 miles in allentown. in our commuter traffic report that seems to be what most people are talking about, the foggy conditions in and around the area, so be careful as you travel. someone reporting west germantown pike seeing foggy conditions causing an issue. in new jersey, we're seeing the majors in good shape these are speeds that we can tell, people are traveling on it is roads. 5 miles per hour on 42 not bad we'll take that. 57 miles per hour and 55 as you head northbound toward 42. things are be lieuing good on the turnpike and 295, as well. we'll take a live look this is 42 northbound traffic only

showing a couple of minute delay so far, matt. >> a connecticut couple is having a hard time getting rid of some unwanted house guests. they say swarms of bees return to their apartment every summer. their bedroom is soaked in honey. the management complex has called in an exterminator. it is confident that the insurance company will reimburse them for any damage done by the bees. police say a gunman brought an assault rifle and handle gun and hundreds of rounds of ammo into reynolds high school. he concealed them in a guitar case and duffle bag. he died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. a 14-year-old walked in as he prepared for the attack and he shot him to death him. a state department

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>> from our delaware newsroom, finding from a new round of bridge inspection in the first state conducted since the i-495 closure are raising concerns. half of the bridges examined have materials or vehicles stored underneath them or within hundred one feet.

engineers believe a massive dirt mound dumped by the 495 bridge played a role in the bridge tilting. none of the bridges have any fencing. >> reporter: we're dealing with the 495 closure today. today it's the schuylkill expressway we're seeing fog. eastbound traffic on your left heading into the city. you're moving okay on a thursday morning, mass transit is looking good. new jersey transit on time, patco possible delays with the on going construction no big deal just yet. septa regionals rails and subway on time. >> reporter: cool an comfortable today, karen, we have temperatures in time low 60s. 62 in pottstown, 59 in quakertown and 62 in chester, pennsylvania. across the river in south jersey, a lot of 60 hes. 66 in vineland and bridgeton. 66 in sea isle. up close to 70 in smyrna and

dover. if you have errands get them done early, afternoon it gets warm and humid and we have a flash-flood watch that kicks in at noon there's a chance of spotty showers and producing thunderstorms. the morning more tranquil, the afternoon burch -- bumpy in spots. >> a new york city club manager and four women described as professional strippers are going to extremes to run up the bar tabs. they will spike the men's drinks with drugs and run up tens of thousands of dollars on their credit cards. they targeted doctors and lawyers and finance professionals. all suspects pleaded not guilty. surveillance video was released of an alleged incident of a bus driver hitting a special needs boy. the video shows the boy hitting

hardy and hardy hitting him back. haroldy was in her son's personal space and as an adult is not justified hitting a child. >> i don't want her working with children. he has developmental delay and hearing loss. >> hardy was arrest and charged with cruelty toward a child. she has been released on 15,000-dollar bail. she has been placed on paid leave and is not to have contact with students during the investigation. >> fire destroying a popular if the bar overnight. >> savage attack on a local deli clerk we're live with the video police want you to take a

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>> hello and good morning everyone, 6:00 a.m. on this thursday, june 12 here's what's happening. >> grab that bell, accuweather -- umbrella, accuweather is tracking spotty storms today. >> a store clerk is attacked and terrorized in philadelphia. >> talking about the fog and the rain with david murphy good morning. >> reporter: guys this is the third straight morning we have mist on the terrace. as we look arnold channel 6 we have low clouds and fog. take a look the other part of the story this afternoon we could see drenching downpours. the national weather service has posted a flash-flood watch starting at noon until late toafnlt --