>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this saturday june 14. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." an strike, hundreds of workers for septa's regional rails hit the picket lines after negotiations breakdown, are we'll have the latest in a live report. federal money is being made available to correct the problem that led to the closure of 495 in delaware. and finally clear skies, the rain has moved occupant of the -- out of the area and it will eventually give way to sunshine. we're looking at clouds over center city. chris sowers is here to give us the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: what a week, right, just about every single day we had showers or downpours or thunderstorms. we won't see that this weekend. as a matter of fact as we take you outside and show you what's going on, the battleship new jersey skies are beginning to clear northwest to southeast. the humidity is starting to lower.

it promises to be a gorgeous day, actually a beautiful weekend. just like last weekend we'll see sunshine both days and comfortable humidity levels. the jersey shore we're holding on to a humidity, the cold front hasn't cleared the coast just yet. we'll be doing better down here today than yesterday with all the fog. 69 degrees if ship bottom. beach haven the same. atlantic city airport, 67. muggy. ocean city, sea isle 69. winds out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. the chop is rough waves at 3 to 4 feet. ocean temperatures getting up there, off the coast of cape may, 71, air temperature 69. the storms have swept through yesterday evening and worked out to sea. we're clearing to the west we have a little cloud cover on the coast, even the coastline will

clear out, it will be a nice day. weekend kickoff, 79 degrees mostly sunny skies for the jersey shore, morning clouds and afternoon sun, high of 79. get a load of poconos, low humidity lerchls and high of 6 -- levels and high of 68 degrees. >> the big story this morning is developing news hundreds of septa regional rail workers went on strike this after talks between septa and two unions failed to reach a new contract deal. "action news" reporter, wendy saltzman joins us live at the 30th street station with more on the work stoppage. wendy. >> reporter: eva, trains have been parked and workers walked out as the negotiations broke down. septa railway workers and electrical workers have gone on strike. here's what that means.

13 regional rail lines have broken down. that will affect 60,000 passengers. the trains go to newark, the airport and trenton. the el if the broad street line are still running. they service # 5% of septa riders. the next step is governor corbett is expected to ask president obama to a point a presidential emergency board to mediate. that would force workers to return to their jobs for 240 days. the standstill has been part of a long-standing dispute over wages. >> i want to thank the national mediation board and the governor's office for their efforts to try to to avert this work stoppage. unfortunately we have been notified by the blet and the ibw as of 12:01 a.m. their workers will walk off the job. >> i'm not as worried as what they will say or how it will affect them.

we have friends and family that live in the community. we are from this community, we did not want this to result in a stoppage of work. which is why we repeatedly offered to settle the dispute in a binding manner in a process that has been offered to us. now the union has pushed to have both sides meet in binding arbitration as you just heard, septa has turned that down, they think they can get a better deal in negotiations. it's interesting to note that the labor union was contacted by governor corbett's office if they didn't put an end to the stop work order there would be reprecussions. we'll wait and see if governor corbett is going to ask for the presidential mediator to step in in order to get the trains running again. live at the 30th street station, wendy saltzman channel 6 "action news." >> keep up with the latest on the septa situation with the

6abc news app. there we'll have the latest details for the on going talks along with link while the strike continues. also our traffic maps will help you get around on the roads. you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores. police in camden are investigate a crash involving a police car that hurt two people including an officer. investigators say another car collided with the police cruiser yesterday afternoon at the intersection of 8th and caign avenue. thousands of children in pennsylvania are victims of abuse every year. that's according to a report by the department of public welfare. last career, the child abuse hot line received received more reports of netting than ever before -- neglect than ever before. authorities were able to confirm

13% of the claims. agencies from five counties helped hand out 47 warrants in bucks county yesterday. the action cam was in doylestown as the suspects were hauled in for operation friday 13th. deputies were armed with 90 warrants for many for back child support, they found 36 another 11 turned themselves in. deputies from montgomery, philadelphia and delaware and chester counties assisted in making the articles. the suspects arrested owed close to $250,000 in back child support. the crew of the private jet that crashed and killed businessman lewis katz and 6 others did not perform a flight control check before takeoff. the ntsb released it's preliminary findings yesterday. they are focusing on the mechanical lock system. the tail flaps were locked when they examined the wreckage, but

the control handle in the cockpit was in the unlocked position. without control it could not get in the air. the state of delaware is getting financial help to fix the bridge for 495. >> reporter: the transportation secretary said this is a calamity, he said it affects people. first state and people up and down the eastern seaboard. crews have been working 24/7. anthony fox called this a big deal and said the federal government is in to repair. the estimated 20 million-dollar price tag to temporarily fix is coming from federal coffers. the work that is happening here is the product of aggressive

work on behalf of the teams. >> this bridge was closed last monday and literally our engineers and design team working around the clock we have come up with a temporary solution we believe will be corporated into the final solution. >> reporter: the 495 shut down has led to 400,000 people being detoured daily. >> a good portion of the traffic is moving 35,000 cars to 95. >> reporter: naamans roads and other secondary roads have been gridlock during rush hour. >> it's a mess out there, it's a problem. people driving crazy. >> of a shore place in bethany and the only way we can manage is to leave at 03000 to come down and come back at the same time. >> reporter: they are asking

drivers to car pool or use mass transit or travel at off peak hours. with the first phase of repairs not expected to be completed until labor day at best, taking the road less traveled in delaware will be a long one. deldot said there's a phone applications where drivers can get real time traffic conditions or they can tune into the department's radio station at 13:80 a.m. in wilmington, delaware, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> western pennsylvania is preparing for a visit from the president, president obama plans to deliver an economic address in pittsburgh on tuesday. according to would you also the speech will come at a stop at a innovation studio for small businesses and start ups. there's much more to come on "action news" sat morning,

dramatic win, the kings take home the stanley cup in overtime. damaging winds, mother nature shows us her force. >> reporter: mother will be showing us her gentle side. the heat and humidity makes a comeback in the seven day. i'll have the details from accuweather when we come right back.

fierce winds in texas caused a grain silo made of metal to collapse and 13 rail carssed a flipped over because of the gusts. the storm tore through two miles of the city, it's unclear if a tornado touched down at this time. managers at the grain farm said the mangle mess of metal will cost millions. >> those silos are really heavy. >> reporter: the wind are really strong. it's going to get rough out there again this weekend. but for us we're talking about lots of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. going back down to cape may, this is the way to do it, if you're doing fishing, you get three poles. maybe he'll get a striper or

weak fish or flounder. we'll see waves of 3 to 4 feet and it's going to be a little bit breezy, as well. winds out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour. back in philadelphia. presently 69 degrees with the dewpoint dropping back down into the 50s this is very comfortable. we like that number. anything less than 60 this time of year feels good. wind out of the west at 12 miles per hour. pressure 29.88. allentown, 62. reading, 63. 68 is the popular number for the jersey shore from sea isle to toms river. dewpoints anytime you're over 60 it gets muggy. we're back down in the 50s, north and west, humid across south jersey, watch out the dew points drop later this afternoon. at 1:30. everybody is back down a 50s, 56 for philadelphia. it gets lower as the day wears

on. 7:30, allentown, 52. poconos, 51. 50s means very comfortable temperatures for us. as a matter of fact the last several weekend we've been in the 40s. this is a nice, delightful change after a rough week with heavy showers and thunderstorms, and almost tropical humidity levels. satellite and radar, cloudy cover stretching through the delmarva up through new york city, clear skies in western pennsylvania and clear skies in western pennsylvania, as well. canadian high develops out of the northwest. you'll see sunshine out there. it will be breezy, but it's a comfortable wind out of the northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour. at times today. we head into sunday, a warm front approaches from the southwest. high pressure over top of us, sunday is a comfortable day, lots of sunshine out there. monday the warm front nudges on through, it turns warmer and

noticeably more humid combination of sun and clouds. feels-like temperatures will be close to 90 degrees, if not the actual air temperatures. it gets hotter from that point on as we work our way through the upcoming workweek. sun and clouds for the poconos, 68 degrees. sunday, 76. jersey shore, ocean temperature starting to moderate. close to 70 degrees, outside of a gusty breeze it should be a delightful day, 78 degrees, mostly sunny skies, sunny and nice for sunday. seaside kicking in late, high of 77. in and around the immediate philadelphia area mostly sunny and breezy, 79678 winds out of the northwest at are 15 to 25 miles per hour. day planner looks like, low humidity levels. there's the high, 79 mostly sunny, 6:00 p.m., 75 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 79 degrees today 84 fore father's day not a bad looking day.

sunday, -- monday, 88. tuesday, humid, 89 degrees, tuesday some locations could get into the 90s, could be afternoon thunderstorms. wednesday, 90 degrees, hazy, hot and humid, feels like the low 90s and friday we clear out again just in time for next weekend. >> mother nature knows everybody is heading down the shore. >> reporter: i'm fine with it. >> don't forget you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores. a match match teenager is celebrating a huge accomplishment. 18-year-old jack la plant just picked up two diplomas one for high school, one for college degree. he signed up for a dual enrollment in his sophomore year in high school. he earned an associates in arts

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:25 saturday morning, time for the boat report. we'll start with satellite and radar. big storms yesterday evening now working their way out to sea. cold front is in the process of pushing through now. two things you'll notice behind the front. one the temperatures cool down, two the humidity drops like a rock as the wind shifts out of the of the northwest. a nice comfortable breeze as this works out to sea. the delaware bay is a little choppy, waves 2 to 3 feet. wind out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour. wildwood and cape may, wairvelings 3 to -- waves 3 to 4 feet. avalon 68 degrees. sunshine expected. >> there's a new king of the stanley cup and they had to earn

it. in double overtime, the title came down to this. [ cheers and applause ]. >> that's right, alex martinez slapped in the championship goal. the double ot game 5 was the longest in time kings franchise history. now for the other top stories. day, here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, things were rolling for the phillies. three straight victories, last night they welcomed in the chicago cubs as j.ro tried to rewrite it. it's 2-0 chicago. next time castro comes to the plate. hernandez hits him. i doubt it was intentional. but try telling that to the home

plate umpire. synchronized ejections, never seen that before. jimmy rollins hit mike schmidt's all time hit list. that's the one bright spot as the phillies lose 2-1. >> reach 2,000 hits in cincinnati, i said i didn't care where it happens, but when the hit comes up, i like to be at home, i was raised here, professionally, i played every single game in a phillies uniform and something i want to share with the people of philadelphia. >> it will happen. >> the flyers will have veteran leadership next season, kimo

will be back for a 16th nhl season. the u.s. open is so difficult even parse considered to be a great score. one golfer, is blowing that thought process out of the water. that golfer is martin kiemer. he shot 65 in the round one and 65 in round 2. kevin saddler has the best shot of the day, it drops if nor an eeg l eagle, he needed it. world cup reigning champion span beautiful goal. spain is stunned by the dutch 5-1 the final. programming reminder game 5 of the nba finals is tomorrow on 6abc. coverage begins at 7:30.

san antonio leads the heat 3-1. you can download the watch abc app to see this game on your mobile device. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers, you have you

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this morning after hundreds of workers go on strike. we'll have the latest on the failed talks in a live report. why lighting up in a public place in new jersey may no longer be a criminal matter. goodbye rain and hello sunshine we're in for a beautiful weekend we have to wait for the clouds to roll out. a little cloudy to start today. >> reporter: a little cloudy today, you should have saw me, first thing today today sunny and tomorrow sunny. it's a nice, quiet forecast. looking at the camden water front, wiggins park. it's a northwesterly breeze blowing in knocking the humidity out of here and dropping the temperatures down. today looks like a really nice day and a lot of sunshine and pleasant temperatures for a change. 69 degrees there it is in philadelphia. that's the 6:00 a.m. number.

66 for trenton. allentown, 62. poconos in the 50s, 66 in dover, wilmington, 66 millville and cape play, 68. satellite and radar composite there's the front right there stretch running through the garden state it will press east over the next 3 or 4 hours and clear the coast and that's when the sun shines brightly and the humidity drops off. get outside, mostly sunny, lots of blue and comfortable high of 79 degrees. one or two locations may push 80 degrees, but most of us stay in the upper 70s. tomorrow looks good as well. the heat and humidity returns in the seven-day forecast we make a run at 90 degrees, we'll talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> developing noose, the regional rail lines are at a standstill, now thousands of people will have to find another way to get around. hundreds of septa workers went

on strike overnight more than a dozen train lines that carry commuters to philadelphia and philadelphia international no longer running after talks between septa and two unions failed to reach a new deal. wendy saltzman joins us live from 30th street station a normally busy hub for septa. wendy. >> reporter: well, eva, about 400 workers have walked off the job forcing 13 regional rail lines to be shut down. now, those labor negotiations broke down at 12:01 overnight. at that point the septa railroad engineers and electrical workers went on strike. here's what that means, the 13 regional lines have been shut down indefinitely. the lines run to places like newark, the airport and to trenton. however, bus services on septa buses trolleys and subways like the broad street line and the el those are still running. those service about 85% of septa

riders. septa is pushing riders to use alternative forms of transportation in the meantime. they have posted an interruption plan online. union reps have pushed for binding arbitration, but septa declined saying they can get a better deal in negotiations. >> we're open to discussions. if septa is willing to make substantive movement, we'll discuss options. >> we felt that one issue that was a sticking point was something we could stin to discuss, we did ask for a two week and he thinks with or without the pay raises that we had offered to the employees, those offers were denied. >> reporter: now, the next step is governor corbett is expecting to ask president obama to step in to force both sides into

federal mediation that could happen as early as today that would force the workers back on the job for 240 days. septa said that will push back how long this will go on. in another 240 days there will be strikes again. the labor unions say they are contacted by governor corbett's office and told if they didn't stop the strike there would be reprecussions, so at this point there's no idea how long it will last. the labor union saying they are willing to come to the table. septa saying the offer they are asking for is unacceptable. septa has contracts in place with 7,000 of their union workers. it's just these more than 400 workers that are holding out and that's causing the interruption in the regional rail lionels. at the 30th street station i'm wednesday wednesday channel 6 "action news." >> keep up with the latest on the septa situation with the 6abc news app. there we'll have the latest

details for the on going talks along with the link for the constituency plan while the strike continues. you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores. the crisis in iraq continues in as fighters, known as isis have taken control of the vast territory surrounding the capital. president obama responded to a propaganda video that has surfaced. they are seen seizing abandoned u.s. military headquarters picking up the weapons left and heading to baghdad. >> it's ultimately it's up to the iraqis as a sovereign nation to solve their problems. >> vice president joe biden

spoke with turkey's president by phone vowing to help get turkey issue diplomats kidnapped in a week. there's a search for three missing teenagers in israel. the trio vanished after leaving their jewish seminary on tuesday night. this is the first serious incident to strain relations with israel since palestine and hamas formed a united government. three tanks have crossed into eastern ukraine along with with other armored vehicles from russia. a spokesperson for the ukrainian president said he has told putin it's quote unacceptable for the tanks to cross the border. he said he is willing to

negotiate, but not with what he calls terrorists. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is recovering at a military hospital in san antonio texas. he has returned since his capture by taliban fighters five years ago. he has spoken english and relatively good physical health, but he had a has still not seen his family. officials say they are not concerned. >> overall it is returnee's choice to determine when and where and who they want to re-engage with socially. i think the family inside that process at this point in time. >> as far as the controversy surrounding his release that will be addressed with sergeant bergdahl once his rehabilitation is complete. military veterans in pennsylvania have the opportunity to sound off about the va scandal. corbett is one of 6 governors

across the county sending a letter to president obama pressing for veteran healthcare reform. he called the coverup totally unacceptable. meantime this va audits results compelled a new whistle blower to come forward. mental health patients waited two days, but a social worker in a hospital in louisiana said that's far from the truth. he claims to possess a secret wait list showing the 2700 patients have gone as long as two years without care but wanted the lists to cover up so they could receive their bonuses. a smoking ban in new jersey could become a civil rather than a criminal crime. advocates say it's a way to levee penalties without getting

tied up in the municipal court system. the state senate delayed a vote that would prohibit smoking at beaches and public passion in new jersey. there's so much more to come on saturday morning, the surprise of a lifetime, high school grad cooks his way into a new world record. water as deep as ten feet fill streets in parts of maryland always a storm rolled through. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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>> quick downpours have caused flash flooding in york county. this road is disburg's water street which seems appropriate. it receded after a few hours. flash flooding in maryland left two vehicles stuck underneath a bridge. rescuers got the drivers out safely. the flooding was as high as 10 feet in some areas. that's really pretty high.s thankfully, though, beautiful weather for us this weekend. >> reporter: we'll get that mess out of here, and we'll have a lot of sunshine. what caused the downpours with the high humidity levels we'll

have that next week. the mug ytion return and we'll see temperatures pushing 90 degrees as early as tuesday. there's the view at philadelphia international airport. cloud cover to the east, clear conditions to the west always the cold front continues to push through and sweep all the humidity out to sea. 69 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 57. winds are picking up, becoming a little gusty out of the northwest sustained at 12 miles per hour. every now and then we get a gust 15 to 20. trenton, 66. allentown, 62. nice and comfortable up here, the humidity has dropped off in the lehigh valley. reading, 63. dover, 66 and millville, 68. 24 hour temperature changes shows cooler numbers to the west. le cold front is slicing through the garden state just like that. east that have line you're seeing temperatures at least where they were yesterday at this time or a little bit higher or below to the west behind the cold front. that's the winds starting to gust, 12 in philadelphia.

allentown, 5. reading, 6. 8 in trenton, 9 in millville. 9 in wildwood. if there's ne -- if there's any complaint out there today it's the breeze with gusts as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour. there also the cold front right there stretching right through central portions of new jersey. that will continue to rush east, clear skies across western pennsylvania that includes the shannondoah valley. we'll have a few puffy cumulus clouds. that's about it. 5:30, sunshine, clear overnight tonight. there's not too much to talk about today or tomorrow for that matter. other than the fact it stays nice and pleasant. lots of sunshine today and tomorrow. jet stream lifts to the north as we move into next week, that's twht humidity starts to increase

and we'll tap into heat coming out of texas. it will feel uncomfortable by tuesday, that's for sure. poconos, 68 degrees is the forecasted high. combination of sun and clouds, when was the last time you saw temperatures not even getting into the 70s for highs. this will be lovely up there, sunny and gorgeous tore sunday, 76 degrees, for the jersey shore that's looking inviting. ocean temperature close to 07 now. a little bit breezy, winds out of the northwest the breeze is at your back. 78 degrees today nice and sunny by afternoon. sunday, 77 degrees a sea breeze kicking in by midday. uv index will be on the high side from 1 to 11. we're forecast lg a 9. that -- we're forecasting a 9. philadelphia, 79 degrees is the forecasted high which is slightly below average. winds out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour.

overnight tonight clear and comfortable, 50 degrees, the poconos dropping into the 40s, 59 for center city, winds beginning to subside out of the northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 79 today, father's day mostly sunny sky low humidity levels 84. the humidity starts to increase. monday, 88 degrees, tuesday, 89. wednesday, 90 all three days there's a chance that couple of locations could top 90 degrees, it could turn hot and humid around here, there could be a thunderstorm tuesday and wednesday. we clear out for the weekend inn the 80s. ben perry learned that he had broken the cooking record his parents learned it this last

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:56 saturday morning time for the travel forecast nice and quiet east of the mississippi river we have an area of low pressure up here, trailing cold front that's knocking out all the humidity. anywhere east of that line the weather is flies and quiet. you get west that have line we could see showers and thunderstorms out on the plain states again. anywhere from dallas to wichita to omaha there could be violent weather. east of the mississippi everything is nice and quiet. major hubs this morning, a combination of sun and clouds for everyone. 69 degrees in philadelphia. a little bit fog in logan but no delays. midway and o'hare, 65 and charlotte, 65 degrees, and atlanta, 66 degrees. knock it off has an outside the box idea for an inexpensive accent wall you may want to try

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june 14. here's some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." an strike, hundreds of workers for septa's regional rails hit the picket line after negotiations breakdown. we'll have the latest in a live report. federal money is being made available to correct the problem that led to the closure of 495 in delaware and finally, clear skies the rain has moved out of the area giving way to beautiful sunshine. meteorologist chris sowers is outside in that sunshine with a look at the accuweather forecast. finally the clouds are burning off this morning. >> reporter: they are just about gone now, at least on the terrace. for locations west of philadelphia. we're waking up to sunshine. jersey shore hanging on to cloud cover, over the next couple of hours we'll see sundown there, as well. 58 degrees right now in fleetwood as the cold front continues to push east across the delaware valley. quakertown, 62. warringt 6