forcing an neighborhood to all eyes are on the skies, right now, we're tracking possibility for severe weather and taking a look at storm tracker six radar you can see

why, worse of the system is moving in our direction. sunday night i'm walter perez with sarah bloomquist. big story on "action news" is a strong line of thunderstorms coming our way. >> many areas will see rain and continuing right in the start of the workweek. meteorologist melissa magee is live at the big board with the latest from double scan radar, melissa. >> sarah, things were relatively quiet throughout the day as we were tracking those storms across interior section oz have the northeast and they are starting to make progress to the south and east. we can see that on storm six live, double scan radar. precipitation is north and west of the i-95 corridor but inching closer at this 11:00 o'clock hour. severe thunderstorm warning to go tell but the. it stays up until 11:45 south and west of philadelphia drexel hill included in that severe thunderstorm warning down to chester, wilmington and bear, and newark, delaware. as we move further to the south where we're still tracking threat of severe weather with the severe thunderstorm warning posted for southern areas of new castle county, even as we move

across northern kent county. so for townsend, smyrna, heartly and wood side. we're tracking showers and storms moving east at 35 miles an hour, and with wind in excess of, 60 miles an hour, also capable of produce something hail. you can see on street level, those showers and storms, from moorestown down to malvern, even inching closer to wilmington close to philadelphia, as well. we will sit about 13 lightening strikes within the past 15 minutes, and more showers and storms are on the way for tonight. this is all part of a bigger storm system, one frontal boundary moving in tonight, and another one on the way as we get in the start of the workweek on monday. we will talk about what ace head, isolated thunderstorm for rest of tonight. less active overnight but things will refire as we get into monday afternoon with the threat of severe weather. we will take a closer look at that with the full, exclusive accu weather forecast, walter. >> you can stay on top of the bad weather with the storm tracker six app, get audio alerts, live raid yard and updated accu weather forecast. it is available right now for

your apple and android devices. to you to breaking news out of montgomery county, dozens of people have been asked to leave their homes because of some sort of a mysterious odor. it was first reported around 7:15 tonight. here on the 4200 block of gorsky lane in skippack township. however, officials still are not exactly clear what they are dealing w "action news" reporter annie mccormack has been on the scene all night and has latest from officials now. >> we had readings, high reading of hydrogen cyanide and as we started to check the houses next to it, and next to it, we have readings, in about a hundred or so houses in the development. >> reporter: what is exactly it is remains a in mystery. >> we actually don't think it is hydrogen cyanide we think it is another chemical masking the the meters, the hazmat team is here to go testing. >> reporter: residents including a pregnant woman and kids waited near emergency vehicles as crews check homes, fire officials say hazmat crews tested levels inside of homes, after residents

reported an odor possibly of gas. matt logan's wife made the call to 911. >> i told her to get the kids out and get kids out and call 191 and they evacuated the whole road rorrer. >> reporter: their home had readings from the basement to the top floor. so did many other homes in the development. logan's wife and kids drove themselves to the hospital to get tested as a precaution and were released. officials urged their neighbors to do the same. around 9:00 p.m. buses came to assist in evacuation toss skippack elementary school, many resident decided to wait outside of their homes. >> they kept levels, and they said we had a one point something. our neighbor had three-point something. so, they told us, open our windows and evacuate and stay outside. >> reporter: at this hour they have expanded perimeter they are looking the at. originally a larger pipeline from texas eastern transmission was thought to be a possible source, but that has been ruled out. and, now as for hydrogen cyanide they tell us it can be fatal but not at levels they

are seeing here tonight. for now reporting from skippack township, annie mccormack for channel six "action news". crash with the paratransit bus sent five people to the hospital today in north philadelphia action cam was on the scene there this afternoon as a driver was arrested for dui after crashing, into that septa paratransit bus. the collision happened at the the intersection of sixth and cambria streets when this car ran a red light. impact flipped the bus which clipped a pole that felon top of the pedestrian. neighbors rushed to help three passengers and a driver inside of the bus. >> a lady had lacerations to the forehead, cross the top of her head. she was bleeding pretty profusely there were two old wore man that were also bleeding, but the injuries didn't seem life threatening. >> passengers, pedestrian and the bus driver were all hospitalized, but officials tell us that they are all expect to be okay. meantime at our delaware news room search continues for the driver who struck a man in new port earlier this morning. authorities say that the 49

year-old victim was hit by a car as he stood on west new port pike, in harding avenue. the driver kept on going. victim was flown to christiana hospital where he remains in critical condition. investigators are working on a description of the car involved. authorities in jersey city say that the man who murdered a rookie police officer this morning, did it to become famous. investigators say 27 year-old lawrence campbell snatched a gun from an armed security guard at walgreens some one called 911 to report a robbery in progress. the officer melvin santiago and his partner responded to the scene. jersey city's mayor says campbell was not there to rob anyone, he was there to kill. >> lawrence campbell approached a vehicle that was in the parking lot at the the walgreens, pol guyed for his conduct inside the walgreens and told that witness that to watch the the news, he would be famous. >> authorities say that campbell shot santiago at point blank range, after that,

officers shot and killed campbell. he was also wanted for a previous homicide. it is work night like any other at trump plaza hotel and casino but come tomorrow 1,000 employees will be looking for a new job. this closure is just the latest blow to atlantic city's casino industry. kenneth moton now has more. >> reporter: lights are still on at trump plaza hotel and casino but hundreds of workers are preparing for a stone called reality monday morning. pink slips are on the way, delivering another blow to atlantic city. >> i am an employee of a casino, so i understand as far as, putting time in, i have been here 20 years and i have seen a lot of changes. >> reporter: union for casino workers say trump is expected to notify more than 1,000 employees that the doors will close honor around september 16th. the atlantic club closed in january, putting 1700 people out of work. revel is filing for bankruptcy again and it will close september 1st, if there is no buyer. 3100 plus jobs are on the

line. show boat will shut the doors next month for good. 2100 employees. add it all up and numbering are staggering in the struggling gaming community. >> i think casinos are closing because they don't have enough winners and people are federal up with losing. >> atlantic city will to have to something to revitalize itself and not be so reline the on gaming and gambling. >> reporter: most reen recent state financial documents show trump's decline from january to may, trump made 21.9 million-dollar, during that same time last year, 29.8 million. and in 2012, 45.5 million-dollar. >> local union leaders are trying to figure out what is next but they will most likely need help from law makers in trenton. >> i know a lot of people aren't going to like it but, you know what at the end of the day my beast levies, you know, if the city can't do it, then the state has enough people that can. >> reporter: casino workers union plans to say more monday when notices go out. of course, closures mean fewer

options for tourist and gamblers but when i asked if they would still come to ac, the the reaction was quite mixed. reporting from atlantic city, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". a marine from bucks county received a hero's welcome home tonight, for the second time. corporal zachary boone was met big hugs outside of his family home in langhorne, veterans groups, fire fighters and local police escorted him, to a surprise thank you ceremony with his neighbors looking on. boone just completed his second tour of duty, in afghanistan. much more to come on "action news" tonight, two lightening strikes in two days resulted in two deaths at a national park. new research find your sense of smell could help in the early detection of alzheimer's, that is tonight's health check. later a ship. has launched so astronauts can be at the information front of work out gear. we will explain this unusual

experiment. phillies head to the all-star break, cole hamels talks about trade rumors jeff skversky has that story in sports when "action news" continues after this.

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well, israeli defense officials say sunday's commando raid into gaza could be first of many. raid was the first time in five years israeli ground troops have have entered the area. meantime israel a massing

tanks with soldiers at the border. some fear that could mean a broader ground offensive. at least 166 palestinians have been reported to be dead, thousands are fleeing the region. northern gaza is home to at least one hundred thousand people, our amy buckman has story of two local families caught in the middle of this violence, coming up at 11:30. lightening has killed a second person in two days in the same national park. this happened in colorado's rocky mountain national park. there, lightening killed a five two-year old man, he is the second person killed there, in two days. meantime doctors in colorado have also treated another dozen people who were injured by lightening strikes. tonight in health check, changes to your sense of smell, could serve as a prelude to alzheimer's disease. new research shows decrease add built to correctly identified odors could be linked to a loss of brain cell function. findings were reported, during a international conference this weekend. scientists also found that a specific type of eye

examination may also help doctors diagnosis alzheimer's in the early stages. the recipient of the this years liberty medal was in nigeria this morning to help bring home more than 200 captive school girls. they met with the parents of the missing girls and organizers of the the bring back our girls campaign. she's the pakistani teenager shot by the taliban because she was trying to get an education. she continues to advocate for education rights all around the world. 276 school girls who were abduct from their nigeria boarding school april 15th by boca horam terrorist. dozens escaped but 219 remain missing. good morning america's amy robot talk with her on her trip to nigeria. you can watch their full interview tomorrow after "action news" at 7:00 a.m. as we did mention she will be in philadelphia later this year. she is the recipient of the 2014 liberty medal, ceremony will be october 21st at the national constitution center.

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this takes a whole lot to impress the new yorkers but you this sunset did the trick. even has a name. it is called manhattan henge, it takes place a few times every year. people line the streets to step it out and step out in the traffic to take a picture this occurs when

sunsets and lines up with the grid street there in manhattan and light up midtown street, that go all east/west at the same time. >> pretty impressive. melissa tracking impressive storms moving through right now. >> that is right czar and walter those showers and storms are a broken line moving closer to philadelphia and we will show you what is going on. storm tracker six live, showing you from philadelphia and areas south and east it is still dry but we are going to hold tight to a couple areas that we're tracking for you. you can see showers and storms to the west, of that 95 corridor, into media, unless to chadds ford and, you can see some improvement with these showers and storms. at the the top of the hour we had lightening strikes, anywhere from 15, in the past ten to 15 minutes, they come down from that spotty just showed you but up to 27 lightening strikes in the past ten to 15 minutes for areas in milford, quakertown, green lane, doylestown and lansdale. these showers and storms will continue for the overnight

hours, and things are expect to refire up as we get into monday afternoon. we will show you headlines that we can expect as we press a help head, heat continues on monday, high today in philadelphia, climbed up to 91 degrees. it will stay hot tomorrow. we're tracking strong storms as we get into monday afternoon. we will start off with the heat. future tracker six showing you by 3:00 in the afternoon temperatures long i-95 corridor in the lower 90's. the that heat and humidity will fuel strong showers and storms that we are expecting by monday. storm prediction center has placed all of our region in a slight risk of finding severe weather. bigger threat tomorrow afternoon damaging wind, hail and heavy downpours. outside tonight as we take a look at the temperatures in philadelphia 84. dover is 78. you factor in the humidity though in the city, it feels like 87 degrees at this hour. sixty-eight in the poconos. zero seven in sea isle city. seventy-one in beach haven. here's satellite six with

action radar we have had a pretty strong cold front, that has been stretched out from new england down across areas in pennsylvania, back through the ohio valley. thinks the the first frontal boundary that is expected to move through. it will continue to do so for the rest of tonight but there is a reenforcing shot of a secondary cold front across the lower great lakes and that is poised to move in our direction as we get into monday afternoon. future tracker six has you covered for the rest of the overnight hours. we are tracking showers, mainly across south jersey. as we wake up tomorrow morning at 6:00 in the morning, most locations will be dry with the exception of atlantic city and wildwood, but as things refire you have that building heat and humidity and another frontal boundary on the move. 3:00 in the afternoon these showers and storms will be popping autopsy cross much of the region which why is the storm prediction center has placed news that slight risk of finding severe weather. we will talk about the headlines, earlier this week. it is staying unsettled on monday as we are calling for gusty winds, and the possibility of hail, and flash flooding is another

possibility, where storms stay over the same area. and drenching rain once gannon tuesday, as we will repeat the pattern as we get not only into monday but also into tuesday. here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, hot tomorrow, high of 91. strong evening and afternoon thunderstorms on the the way. drenching thunderstorms on tuesday, up to 85 degrees. on wednesday, a morning shower is likely and then late the day sun with lower humidity. high of eight two. pleasant on thursday, and in at 28 degrees, we will stay in the 80's as we get into friday and weekend. but watch out for then are storms. make sure you are prepared tomorrow afternoon, guys. >> melissa, thank you. residents of north philadelphia won't have to go far for fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables. a new farmers market opened up at broad and mount vernon streets. congregation between the congregation and the food trust. the the market also offers folks fish and bagels. one of the goals is to create a gathering place for

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you saw it right here on six abc world cup final and it was quite a finish. germany broke a scoreless tie in the 113 minute to win the match and arm the world fans of the team went wild. here in fail, soccer fans packed south street to watch the game on the big screen tv. even though u.s. lost in the knock out round it seems real winner in the state was the game of soccer. by the way this afternoon's match saw more than 32 million tweets, that is over 10,000 tweets a second. i got to say less than thrilled by the outcome myself, argentina american, what can i tell you. >> time for a check of sports, jeff skversky is here, ride ago this phillies roller coaster. >> everyone can use a break at this point. the players, of course, fans watching this thing. the this is not where phillies thought they would be at the all-star break. not enclose. phillies are in dead last and just as they give everyone a glimmer of hope this week they

finish first half with the dud. final games through the all-star break, a in midsummer clunker against the nationals. first inning jason werth, the three run home run. his second in two days. kyle kendrick is the worst first inning pitcher in baseball n1 has allowed more first inning runs. phillies down three to nothing. nationals score four more in the sixth. ian december monday to center, ben reveer can't get it. phillies fall behind seven to nothing. werth up again, he is killing them, seven rbi's, two home runs in # games. phillies blown out ten -three. chase utley's look says it all. >> i'm not pleased. i'm not pleased with the record. we showed spurts of improvement as ovulate. >> take one game at a time, and, get some w's. i mean that is all we can really work on right now.

>> so here's where phillies stan at the all-star break, ten games back at 42-53. first time in 42 years they have lost 29 home games, before the the all-star break. so with the trade deadline just two and a half weeks away is there a for sale sign in front of the ballpark. gm reuben amaro has been fielding calls about marlon byrd, jonathan papelbon and just about everybody else. cole hamels says he is trying to block out all of the rumors. >> i enjoy playing for this team, this organization and especially for these fans because i have great memories and i want to continue them but at the same time i have a routine to go out there and perform . i have to be accountable for what i do. i think just when it gets into that sort of stage in that area, i just stick to mize routine a little bit more and try to focus on being as accountable as i possibly can. >> cliff lee is set to rejoin the team next monday against san francisco, lee is scheduled to make his first start since going on the disabled list with the elbow

strain, nearly two months ago. for just the third time in world cup history, germany and argentina running out of time tonight in brazil. the sunnies set nothing rio. weaver still waiting for a goal. first of the 112 minutes without a goal, forty-seventh men, messi a golden opportunity for argentina wide ride. they scoreless until extra time, 113 minute, germany's mario goetz and got it, 1nil the final. germany are world champs for just the fourth time, only brazil has more. speaking of football, we will catch up with eagles star running back lesean mccoy and find on you how he is feeling, we will go one on one with mccoy at 11:50. next up in sports, flyers news plus you will not believe how someone paid for babe ruth's near 100 year-old contract, find out next.