paneled. if something gets settled by then the workers could go out on strike indefinitely. 60,000 commuters are glad that they have a ride today. >> i love, love taking the train. i can read and get stuff done. that doesn't happen in the car at all. >> the highways would be strangled if 60,000 hi hit the roads. >> i would do a couple of connections. it was talking to some people at work and try to carpool. >>reporter:what would it take to have a strike in february. they want the raises t to be retroactive. septa says no way. >> i live in roxboro. i have to take the bus in.

it adds time my commute. i was happy that the trains running. >>reporter:no one wants to face a rail strike in february when the snow is flying. davidavid henry "channel~6 actin news." no snow is flying here. adam is soaking up the sunshine. a great start to the work week. we have lots of sunshine. a few clouds into the average. 85 in wilmington. a nice sea breeze at shore. temperatures in the lower 70s. so we are approaching 90 degrees.s in the lower 70s. but not there just yet. as we take a look at doubleheaderdewpointsit's a mean

fairefahrenheit. that is when we say it's humid and oppressive when to gets to 60 degrees. you have to go hours away to harrisburg and state college even in pittsburgh that is five or six hours away. spotty downpours are popping up. showers will push through. if they do it's around sunset or after. you see raleigh and nashville at 93 degrees. hello to the 90s. the first time it's going to happen tomorrow in 2014. 91 degrees we are expecting. that is nine months since we seen the last 9 90-degree day.

i'll let you know how much we hit the 90. i kind of have an idea. >> ask brian. yeah, i'll ask him. use stormtracker 6 live double scan radar on your phone or tablet to follow the weather in your neighborhood. it's free to download in the apple or google app stores. the latest in iraq. the violence is intensifying. president obama is considering airstrikes. four warships have moved into the persian gulf including a carrier packed with missiles and fighter jets. >> i do not believe that the president is going sit by and allow that to take place. >>reporter:the graphic shots showing mass accusations of iraqi soldiers trained by the

american forces. ithey are showing soldiers at gunpoint is too graphic to show you. the extreme terrorists have taken control in a great deal of territory in northern iraq. the iraqi forces have been striking back launching rockets that targets near the main route into baghdad. thousands of young men, some barely in their teens are fighting back against the sunni extreme of thes. 100 manner soldiers and marines are trained in antiterrorism are now responding.

secretary kerry says that the obama administration is open to talk was iraq. >> we are open to any constructive process that could minimize the violence. >> the iraqi air force is releasing footage. it shows the buildings, vehicles, and people hit by explosions. the violence there continuing. of course, the united states is weighing their options as well. thank you. protests continue in brazil over the world cup. they have to fire teargas to control the crowd. it happened in rio de janeiro. huge crowds are upset about the amount of money that they spent on the world cup instead of putting it towards the citizens. they are saying that officers were hit with molotov cocktails.

the competition continues. the united states takes the field. in a few hours the americans play their first match. fans are getting pumped up. walter perez live at the field in bethlehem. a watch party is about to get underway. hello, walter. >>reporter:for give me iforgivei shout. this is sanctioned by fifa. it's the 2014 fifa soccer fest. they have been here all day long watching the big screen that they have set up. watching germany defeat portugal and nigeria versus iran right now. the u.s. faces ghana later on this evening. it's no question that soccer is rising in the u.s. with the word cup underway and

the weather cooperating good size crowds are showing up at soccer fest, 2014. >> the world cup comes around every four years. the big screen and the big venue. >>reporter:this screen is 27 feet high and 17 feet wide. the officials from arts quest that organized the event knew that they had to go big with every detail when they sanctioned soccer fest in bethlehem. >> we u.s. soccer calling on our behalf and congressmen, we wanted to go full board to make sure that it happens. >>reporter:it did happen. live lookins during the game u.s. versus ghana. ryan fowler wants to see soccer as popular in the u.s. as it

does football and baseball. >> we support the sport like it's supported around the world. it's cool. >>reporter:so once again the u.s. takes on ghana at six o'clock. if you want more information about soccer fest that continues through the world cup finals a link can be found on our website at 6abc.com. reporting live from bethlehem, walter perez. thank you, walter so much. every match of the world cup is on ñr espn or tsn. and both apps are free for your mobile device. a burlington county man is accused of murdering his mother. the police are trying to figure out why he did it. 44 herbert rowlette was charged with murder. he killed his 71-year-old mother

inside their house. they have not told us how the woman died. he's in jail on $500,000 bail. there was an accident. they were over the northbound lanes near roosevelt boulevard and welsh road. the bus was heading to the delta school. it's not clear how many students were on the bus. we do know one of them went to st. christopher's for treatment. we are trying to find occupant how badly that child was hurt. the stocks are barely moving. dow up 5 points. nasdaq 10.5. and we give you this. starbucks is giving the baristas a new perk. they are offering tuition reimbursement for full and part

time employees working through courses. they can take two years of only courses. the 35,000 employers eligible. they don't have to stay with the company after they get their degree. it's time with the traffic report now. going to matt pellman. >> it's warm. a few traffic troubles for the monday ride home as we kickoff the new work week. including a crash. 476 approaching the mid-county tolls. all traffic is temporarily stopped at that scene. heading down to fort washington. at the moment you want to avoid the southeast side of the extension. hopefully they will not have it blocked too long.

you know how we feel about the leftovers. the downed tree from the overnight hours sweetland road gets you around that one. 9 miles-an-hour on the westbound side near city avenue. construction at the tacony-palmyra bridge. i think that i would head for the betsy ross bridge instead. and delays up to cottman avenue. by the way they are going to extend the construction zone. it will continue through this point near allegheny avenue. they were scheduled to do it last week. it got postponed because of the rain. slow speeds out on the northeast extension. on 309 we are looking good. that is the way to go instead.

we'll check it in the next half-hour. thank you matt. they have a facility to get their driver's licenses and registrations and more. "action news" was at the d & v facility. it boosts 41,000 square feet. it's expected to process 35,000 drivers and vehicle service transitions monthly. it replaces the old site in new castle. a runner collapsed during the gary papa rung. he is alive today because of the nurses and doctors and including gary's widow kathy. and we are live with ali gorman at the big board. a happy ending to the story. >> it was truly a team effort. they are all so happy to their he is doing well.

we caught up with julie baumeister. she started to do cpr. megan and kathy papa jumped in. megan tells me they all worked together with one goal. >> there was a moment yesterday while i was doing cpr i got tearful. i sad to everyone this is someone's dad we need to save him it's father's day. they performed cpr for ten minutes. the man had a pulse when the ambulance arrived he was breathing. he survived prostate cancer that is why he was out supporting the cause yesterday. coming up at 5:00 more on what may have sparked the cardiac

arrest and more from the people that saved him. a wonderful story. thank you, ali. one delaware town is warned about a person that police say tried to lure young girls in his car. rick williams has more. >>reporter:thank you. police say there are two separate incidents. it happens to girl that attend the same school. now the attempts happened at two weeks apart. the man was driving the same car each time. coming up at 5:00, live with the details about the car and the description about the man. the officials in south jersey are tracking a bear that is moving from neighbourhood-to-neighborhood. brian. see you, rick. thank you.

it's about horning the past. the action cam at the merion theater. it is part of the scholarship fund handed out by local donors and business leaders. they handed out 17,000 scholarships since 1999. it's time once again for accuweather and the question on everyone's mind today. will this weather stick around? going over to the adam joseph. >>reporter:not bad out here. we have the humidity increasing as well as the air temperatures. the temperatures are going to hit 90 as we approach your tuesday. right now onsti avenue the numbers are coming uon city ave.

and some thermometers are starting to hit the 90 degrees. some could be in the direct sunlight. martin street is coming in a 84. in the locations in the low and middle 80s including dover and bridgeton. we are along with the shore with the sea breeze. 75 degrees. to the north and west you can see energy sparking downpours and thunderstorms in the western part of the pennsylvania. much of them should begin to fall apart. there could be a quick downpour in some spots. it would not be until sunset. some of the concentration north and west of the poconos in the lehigh valley. that is at 7:00 as it approaches reading. it falls apart as it hits i-95.

we run the risk as the warmer air comes in. we start with the a mixture of sunshine and clouds. we start very warm, 77 in millville and dover. 72 in reading. by 4:00 in the afternoon, 91 in philadelphia. 92 in trenton. 90 in wilmington. with the combination of the heat and humidity it's the first ozone action day. the air is unhealthy for sensitive groups if you have asthma or any respiratory problems or issues. as we look at the temperature warm and muggy. 70 in philadelphia. 65 in reading and wilmington. the four day at 4:00 it's hot and humid.

91 degrees. hot with late gusty evening thunderstorms on wednesday of 94. feeling a lot hotter with that with the higher humidity. thursday a thunderstorm is left over at 87. on friday sun and clouds lowering humidity. a temperature of 84 degrees. if we have to touch 9 or to the first time the good news it's only for two days for this week. when i come back with the seven-day forecast i'll let you know how the weekend fares. five weekends in a row beautiful weather. can we make it six? i'll let you know in the next half-hour. i'll tell you about appear webchat going on. doctors from penn medicine are taking your questions. sometimes there are symptoms that need a particular kind of expert. you can log onto 6abc.com to submit your questions right now.

the doctors will be there until 5:00 tonight. still ahead the baseball community loses a legend. it hits a member of the phillies especially hard. plus severe storms. we have a man trapped behind a tree. how his 10-year-old daughter used facebook to save his life. don't forget you can get "action news" and accuweather forecast any time with the news app. they are new at

a 10-year-old west virginia girl saved her father's life all because she posted it on facebook. her dad and two friends were trapped beneath a tree. it took out phone service. briana posted on facebook pleading for help. someone saw it and called 911. her dad has a few broken bones. thanks to he is already home from hospital much. aaron hernandez continues to fight murder charges. they asked the judge to throw out the evidence from one the three murder cases. they want to exclude surveillance video from his home

and evidence taken from his cell phone. he attacked a handcuffed inmate and threatened to kill him. tony gwynn lost his battle to cancer today. he won the batting title eight times hit over 300 for 19 straight years and made 15 all-star appearances. tony gwynn jr. plays for the phillies. he has left the team to be with his family. alex

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up.. it is time now for the buzz he was the host of one of the most popular radio shows of all time. they are celebrating the legacy of casey kasem. he was the voice of animated character shaggy from scooby-doo. he suffered from a form of dementia. and his three children and his second wife were in a battle

over his health care. alex trebek is a record-breaker. most game shows hosted by the same presenter. he hosted 7,000 shows. never once he called out sick. he has been hosting since 1984. by the way, there was one time he was not on the show it was on april fool's day. he switched with pat sajak. he did it as a gag. what a dedicated and lovely man. thank you, alicia. find out what the camden county women did following an argument with her boyfriend. a man was causing in a rift current. and when they getting back on

it is 4:30. "action news" continues with the answer to the existence of the duck face. a good samaritan hears a cry out for her daddy. she answered the plea. what she found out was amazing. lotion to spray we break down the best self-tanners under

the sun. no good deed goes unpunished. they rushed to the rescue of two men swept out to sea. one might be grateful. the other, well, new jersey correspondent nora muchanic explain. grateful is the wrong word nora. >> it was pretty bad at the shore. it required a number of rescues at the beaches. one man brought back to the shore he thanked the lifeguards not with a handshake but with a punch. lieutenanpunch. two men were swept out to sea in a rip current. the lifeguard swam to the men. one of the men had a strange way to show his appreciation. >> he struck one the guards in the face. at that time he tried to get him

under control. and he struck another lifeguard in the face. >>reporter:the rescuers were not hurt. the attack took the lifeguard well, offguard. it's not how people usually react when they are pulled out of the water. >> you just saved my life. >> he must have been shocked. if i saved someone's life i wouldn't expect a punch in the face. >> he saves the guy. the guy comes out and punches him. thank you for saving me. >>reporter:ivan rivera of plainfield was operating on adrenaline. he was clearly intoxicated. >> you potentially save one's life and rewarded by a punch, just beyond belief to me. >>reporter:rivera has been charged with assault and disorderly conduct and underage drinks. the beach control officers don't want to comment. others are not shy about sharing

their opinion. >> you are an idiot. >> no excuses. he shouldn't have drank too much. >> weather he sobers up or gets older and reflects back on what he did, i am sure that he will regret his actions. the main thing is we were able to safe him. >>reporter:whether he liked it or not. this is one that makes you shake your head. not a great day to end the day where the lifeguards had to make 13 separate rescues because of the rip currents. nora muchanic "channel~6 action news." i bet that guy is feeling really low today. thank you, nora. they are keeping an eye on a hatboro scrapeyard. this after the flames broke out at the 1400 block of oakdale avenue. they doused the blaze before 1:00. the last check no injuries.

a 28-year-old woman is facing arson charges. it happened on old white horse pike in waterford works in camden. she used lighter fluid to set their bedroom on fire following a fight with her boyfriend. rutherow was arrested five hours after the fire was put out. she had been hiding in the woods. police are trying to figure out what led up to a double stabbing in south philadelphia. the "action news" at the 2100 block of tasker discreet. thestreet. they were called to a home. they found a man with two stab wounds to the back and a woman with a stab wound to her hand. they are treated at the medical center today. the police are trying to find two teens that stole thousands

of dollars of computers out of a school. this is a video of two bobs walking in the dobson school in manayunk. the teens walked up to the second floor where they took 13 macbook laptops from a charging station. they are valued at $1,800,000. you are aske1800 --$18,000. a school bus with a huge piece of pavement stuck in the front served as wake-up call of the state of the roads and bridges in pennsylvania. rendell says that our infrastructure is crumbling and in dire need of repair t. wouldt would save lives at the critical

time in our economy. she needs help with a bee problem. 80-year-old daisy richardson is feeling trapped inside her home because of bees in her neighbor's property. ricrichardson when she tries to leave the front door she swarm around her. it's a health hazard for some members of her family. >> i am afraid that i am going to be stung by them and my sister is an asthma patient and my son is an asthma patient. they might not survive if they get bit. since it's on private property there is nothing that they can do to fix that bee problem. if anyone understands their plight it's you. you don't like bees?

nothing sweet about that i am sure there is some honey in the wall somewhere. i like that. you will like the weather as we take a look at sky6. penn's landing you see some of the ship there is. some of them going down the delaware. 87 in center city. the dewpoint is low. winds out of the west at 9 miles-an-hour. 74 degrees. the winds are coming off of the atlantic. temperatures to the south and west we are seeing 90s on the board. dallas 94. raleigh 91. we are in the brink of it right now in philadelphia. we hit the 90-degree mark for the first time this year. the chance of storms are in that seven-day forecast.

we will never complain it's too hot. we are not going to do it. okay. you can keep track of soaring temperatures any time. download our app. and a group of farm animals in hatboro is not anyone's dinner any time soon. rabbits, turkeys, cows and sheep are part of the quiver farm zoo. they are bringing smiles to the residents' faces. they got to touch and think back to fond memories of childhood. so cute. adorable. speaking of ducks and all that good stuff are you sick of seeing the duck face the photos. sort of. you have to stick around and see what we are talking about.

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imagine loving your numbers. the sound of a frightened voice prompted a firer fairfield connecticut woman to call 911. the woman was walking when it sounded like a child repeatedly calling out for help and saying daddy. panicked she called the police. she tracked the sound until they tracked it down. >>reporter:it brought her to a tree near the school. she looked up and saw it was a parrot. >> you have that. it was a parrot named ralphie that was missing for some time. the woman was surprised and relieved as was police and ralphie's owner that was trying to track down that brainy birds for days. they showed a star burning out. this is time-lapsed video of a

red star monosarotis exploding in oblivion. the images were captured about the hubble telescopy over a four-year period. of the star was 20,000 light years away from earth when it existed. the detonation was s so colossal it was the brighter star in the milky way. when it comes this this girl's striking resemblance to a popular disney princess the internet can't seem to well -- [♪] that is anna faith carlson that meets a striking resemblance to elsa from frozen.

her sister dresses up with anna her sister. it was snapped at cardboard south at mall. she has been booking birthday parties and cheering up cancer patients at local hospitals. she is hoping to auction for once upon a time. you can thank me you will not get "let it go" out of your head today. if you feel a bit of shame. here is recipe. add spaghetti. it started with the duck face spaghetti. it exists. a group giving your photos a lady and the tramp treatment. there is an iphone app.

bolongese. one big bowl between the five of us. is there is a difference between duck face and sparrow face. that picture you say it was as far row face. it works. [talking over each other] right out of the archives. it won't go away. alicia thank you very much. another check on the roads today. matt pellman with an update. you were in that picture too? >> i was. now i want spaghetti. i am hungry. a lot of people are sharing the blue routh. they ar-- route. the reason for the jam is an accident taking out the center and left lanes. the traffic is squeezing but on the exit lane to route 3. it's a slow go southbound on 476

past the accident by broomall, upper darby. a little bit of better news. the crash between lansdale and mid county is blocking the right lane. traffic can squeeze by in the left lane. all you see the yellow. over here in west conshohocken we are at bala domingo road. an alternate roads around it. this week they are going do more milling and paving work along city avenue the schuylkill and bala avenue watch out for a bumpy ride. we have work on the tacony-palmyra bridge. the betsy ross might be a better bet. and mast girard we were waiting for that for a week. i-95 southbound side in delaware avenue there is crash. 11 minute delay from naamans road down to the southern chuck

of i-95 that remains shutdown. we'll check in at the 5:00 hour. thank you, matt. stepping outside. sky6 hd a live shot of penn's landing. a beautiful sight on a beautiful monday. all the chicken in your grocery store

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hi, adam has the forecast with a hot one. we are sizzling and cooking around here. you are getting sassy on the sizzle. this is mccarthy stables in fairmount park. a beautiful day. doing horseback riding through the trails. it's going to turn hot and humid for tuesday and wednesday. looking at double scan live. and satellite and radar that is cooking west harrisburg and gettysburg. right now the temperature 87 in philadelphia. 82 in dover. 88 in reading. 82 in the poconos. right along the shore with the wind coming out the southeast off of ocean of 72. it matches the air temperature

for your favor shore town. there are clouds. you have to get to the mountain was pennsylvania before you bump into them. spotty downpours and thunderstorms. nothing severe. as the energy pushes to the east there could be random storms in spots. a summer preview before summer officially begins. the jetstream on the canadian border it pumps the wind out at westerly direction. hazy, hot and humid for tuesday and wednesday. temperatures in the 90s with the core of the heat along the i-95 corridor from new york to the virginias. as we look at future tracker 6 tomorrow morning, a quiet start to your tuesday with the sunshine. the temperatures are going to rush up here throughout the day tomorrow. by seven o'clock ther there is g to be atmospheric pressure off to the north. it's not going to take much to

trigger the dow downpour. it does not look widespread for any stretch of the imagination. it's warm and muggy. 64 to 70 degrees. to the north and west. 90 reading pottstown and salem up to trenton, hot and muggy. down the shore a place to be with the sea breeze upper 70s. 90 inland. the the seven-day forecast it's hotter on wednesday. 94:00 degrees with spiking humidity and gusty evening. thunderstorms a left over thunderstorm or downpour on thursday. hot not 87. we cool back off on friday. low humid. -- humidity. a lot of clouds both days. on-and-off showers 80 degrees. it stays on monday at 80. the streak was about to end

eventually with these beautiful weekends. one more. maybe it will change. we hope that you save on a spray tan on the weekends where

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$85. the skin underneath could be used as a reference. the testers apply tanning spry or lotion to the arms. all contain a chemical that reacts to the outer layer that creates a darker color. >> you need a second follow-up application about a day later to get really the deep tan you are looking for. >> when the patches were removed the consumer reports experts compared to the skin underneath to the skin that was colored. the skin was streaky. it's a self-tang location. the testers found a favorite. laurel tanning mist in median tan gave the natural looking

results. bomb it makes for contrast. it makes me look better. you can find outline products that we mentioned. go to our website on 6abc.com. all right. alicia. finally at 4:00, the world cup is upon us. even if you are not a fan of soccer. you will be a fan of this lady. check her out. it's the super beagle bending it like bendham. it means "pudding" in japanese. he is th the the pau-offensive . and now for shirleen allicot and adam joseph, and ducis rodgers is back for "action news" at 10:00 an phl17. and rick williams and

sharrie williams a look at 5:00. hi, guys. president obama is set to meet with his top advisers to talk about his continuing talks in iraq. a man that collapsed at the gary papa run is recovering thanks to several nurses that

two young girls in upper darby says that a man followed them at separate times and tried to lure them into his car. they believe it was the same man in both incidents. they are concerned it could happen again. the big story on the news is a search for a suspect on two attempted lurings. sarah bloomquist is live. what can you tell us. rick and sharrie both the young girls that the same man followed both of them. both are students at drexilhill middle school.

the most recent incident happened at the intersection of state road and shadeland avenue. the teachers want the parents to be alert and report anything unusual. >> the last day of school at drexel middle school the parents and grandchildren were picking up their children were talking about the two incidents that happened in the neighborhood. a plan driving a black sedan a blue ford taurus, following two young girls from the school. >> it's extremely frightening. a 7th grader was on her way to school at 8:00 in the morning. a man drove up alongside her. >> he asked her if she need as ride. she becomes