sky6 live hd is looking at a dreary center city skyline. the sun is starting to peek through the dark clouds. we had some rainfall this morning, and there's more to come as we keep our eye on the sky. >> reporter: believe it or not, that views looks better than it did. now that the shower activity has pushed out to sea, it's going to be quiet this afternoon, but another round will develop in the overnight. the more sun we see today, the more unstable the atmosphere becomes and the better chances are to seeing strong to severe thunderstorms. that's the view in atlantic city. 78 very sticky degrees at this 9:00 a.m. hour in philadelphia. millville, 77. trenton, 73. lots of sunshine across keystone state this morning, again, the idea is, the more sun you see,

the greater chances you are to seeing the strong to severe thunderstorms. we have a cluster of storms pushing through eastern virginia. and clouds for this afternoon. there could be a morning shower over the next hour. 88 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 87. wilmington, 87. reading and allentown, 88. millville, 87 degrees, you add on top of that the humidity it will feel closer to 90. the tonight, the secondary activity develops at 8:00, 9:00 p.m. this evening, it advances southwest to northeast. it contains strong to damaging wind and the possibility of large hail and downpours. when i come back in a little bit i'll have the timing for you and the cool down in the seven-day forecast. >> don't forget you can take the new 6abc.com with you wherever you go to keep track of stormy weather at any time.

the smart design facilities any device including tablets and your smart phone. check it out at 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >> two children were hurt in a house fire. the blaze broke out in the northeast philadelphia. one person jumped to safety. that person was taken by ambulance to nazareth hospital for minor injury. two children and another adult are being treated for smoke inhalation. it took about a half-hour to get the fire under control. no word on what started the blaze. >> philadelphia police and two brothers are being credited with rescuing a couple from their burning home overnight. the fire started before 2:00 a.m. on the 900 block of west huntington street in north philadelphia. they saw the commotion and

rushed to help him. >> i grab the older gentleman, put him on the stems next-door. >> when she jumped out, i able to break her fall and the on him thing she walked away with was a scraped leg. >> the woman is being treated for minor injuries from jumping from the window. the fire marshal is looking into what sparked the blaze. a woman and child were shot in delaware county. police say the man who opened fire is now dead. gunshots rang out on the 1100 block of haverford road in ridley township. the suspect the woman and child before taking off in the car. officers chased him and he controlsed the intersection at oak lane and chester pike and fled that scene. police continued the chase until the suspect came to a deadened on brainard boulevard in sharon

hill. that's when the suspect shot himself. >> reporter: i've lived here 17 years, never have i seen any accident like this or commotion until this day. >> police pronounced the gunman dead on the scene. no word on the condition of the woman or child. the search is on for two men suspected in the carjacking and deadly accident in tioga. "action news" reporter, wendy saltzman has more. >> reporter: this tight-knit community in tioga lit candle to remember the three children. >> i was out here yesterday trying to save them boys. >> reporter: karen payne ran to the site, she had taught two boys at the elementary school.

>> when i got over here and i took pulses and they had none. thomas was pronounced at the scene, kyra and terry died at the hospital. their mother is hanging on for her life. family members said she is is in a coma. >> the children went on to be with the lord, very gentle kids, very good kids, they were always closer to. >> reporter: these pictures show the children working in the commute garden where they grew the food they were selling at the church fruit stand when a white suv plowed across the street leaving a path of bloodshed before two suspects fled on foot. >> these innocent children bothering nobody trying to make a couple of pennies. >> very joyful kids working in the garden. >> reporter: the realtor was carjacked after showing houses a

mile away is in critical condition. the plea is for justice and closure for the survivors. >> you didn't get the car because you crashed it. you killed innocent people, the children. >> the family has been too much, the mother is fighting for her life, please turn yourself yourself in and let you say start healing. >> reporter: police are working on leads, but don't have any suspects in custody. there is a 110,000-dollar reward leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect also. a family in feltonville that knows this kind of pain all too well reached out to the victims. janice brown went to the crash scene to console the family and friend of kiesha williams. in 2009. she lost her daughter and two grandchildren and family friend

when a car smashed into the front of the home. brown and the grandmother of the family friend offered their support. >> we share their pain, nobody can't say you understand what someone is going through until you go through it. >> it doesn't get easier, you're always thinking about it. my prayers go out to them. >> the two men responsible for the deadly carjacking are serving life in prison. our coverage continues at 6abc.com plus the latest to catch those responsible at the new 6abc.com. turning to the investigation at a hospital shootout, authorities say they ceased two -- seized two guns from the home of the alleged suspect. richard plotts shot and killed

his case worker teresa hunt at mercy fitzgerald hospital. psychiatrist lee silverman was hurt, silverman pulled out his own gun and shot plotts. he has four gun arrests with assault and gun charges. poad pa pills were handed out to protect thyroid gland in the event of a radiation emergency. they will be distributed at silver lake road in middletown. 9:08 bicycles were out in force for a good cause. they started out at the irish pub to head 65 miles to ac. it benefits the irish pub children's foundation that

raises money for local children's parties and families of fallen police officers and firefighters. a record two thousand bicyclists are taking part in this year's event. >> much more to come on "action news," how a tennessee college student persevered in the darkest of times and raised the money for her own school expenses. ful. >> this is what you call a super rabbit. we'll have the full story. and looking live sky6 live hd wilmington, delaware, chris sowers has the exclusive ac

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today you'll see sunshine peeking through and temperatures in the mid 80. that's the view in cape may. 70 degrees in philadelphia. 77 in millville. pcts peculiars, # 5. reading, 76 and lancaster, 74. dewpoints are climbing through the roof. they are awful right now. the dewpoint in new orleans are 73. we're seeing the numbers here. new orleans is considered the muggiest location across the country. so this is comfortable to what they are dealing with across the gulf coast states this morning. the soupy air mass will trigger the showers and thunderstorms in the overnight. we have a warm front, you can't see it on this image here. there's a warm front that's in the process of pushing this through. the air mass behind that front is very tropical. that's in place until monday

afternoon. once the cold front swings through, it will feel like a breath of fresh air. high temperatures will be in the 70s for most. a lot of cloudy cover counts jersey shore. the delaware bay region, the i-95 corridor, we're seeing skies brightening north and west, poconos seeing a combination of sun and clouds. future tracker 6 this afternoon, it will be warm and sticky. combination of sun and clouds, there's an isolated chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm north and west. it's only 25 or 30% chance. the main event arrives tonight, 10:30 it's clear, according to this model all is clear. to the west pushing through central pennsylvania, harrisburg and york area we're seeing heavier downpours at that point. it's this complex right there that will push through southwest to northeast in about a three hour span. that complex could bring strong damaging winds, drenching

downpours and the possibility of large hail. here's the storm threats. mainly downpours and strong winds. the winds could gust anywhere from 65 miles per hour. there could power outages depending on how strong the storms are. large hail moderate chains, and isolated tornados. low risk. poconos 78 degrees, later today, mixed skies, same thing for the jersey shore. mainly a combination of sun and clouds, a warm and sticky high of 85 degrees, your shower and thunderstorm activity the main event for the purpose of the the jersey shore will arrive after midnight tonight. philadelphia, sun and clouds, 88 degrees, winds out of of the west/southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. muggy 67 degrees, outlying

suburbs, 73 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, once we get past tomorrow. clouds and sun today, 88 degrees, strong thunderstorms tonight. sunshine expected monday, channels of thunderstorm, it would be on the weaker side, if we're expecting strong storms tonight, these would be a couple of rumbles of thunder. tuesday, 80 degrees, that's it. north and west, you're in the 70s. wednesday, thursday, friday, each and everyday highs in the low 80s, with low humidity levels not too bad. you got to get through the next 24 to 36 hours. >> in colorado a man found what could only be described as a super rabbit. the man who found it thought it was a dog, but it turns out it's a rabbit that's carrying more than a few extra pounds. he took the bunny home and feeding it a strict diet of

>> welcome back on this sunday, 9:19, 75 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at old city, independence hall there, looks nice right now, but don't put those umbrellas away yet we're expecting more storms tonightle. "healthcheck," there's concerns that merse is airborne. a camel tested positive the virus in the air sample was the same as that found in the nose of the camel. 80% of overweight boys and 71% of overweight girls thought

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started leading workouts, early in the morning in the middle of the polar vortex we thought there was a need for it. >> reporter: as more people showed up, the movement became not just as fitness, but building a sense of community. >> a whole new crew has opened up in social circles in philadelphia. >> you could be standing there by yourself and not know a soul and in five minutes you got five new best friends. >> reporter: the workouts change every session they last under an hour and for all fitness levels. >> we try to to challenge everybody, but we have a modification for those who can't do it. many admit they come for the friendship and for a few sweaty hugs. >> we all hug each other, that's the favorite part. >> it's the best. >> reporter: ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> then the project is open to everyone, they have two free sessions per week, no sign ups

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:24 sunday morning, we're looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan. most of the activity has pushed off the coast at this point and we're drying and clearing out across central portions of pennsylvania. if you would look at a surface map you would notice a series of frontal systems a warm front that is knocking on the door as i speak. a cold front that's pushing through the eastern portions of the great lake states. it's between these two frontal systems which is known as the

unstable sector that promotes strong to severe thunderstorms. it would be this area out through here, that's where it is sitting right now. all this progresses east over the next 24 hours and pushes over top of us into the late evening hours into the overnight. the sun that we see today will fire up thunderstorms across the appalachians all of that will march east into our neck of the woods. ultimately we're in the middle of a pattern change. we're going from soupy oppressively hot air with temperatures close to the 90s to tuesday, temperatures in the 70est, payoff is tuesday. >> people scene, robert downy junior said he would be up to doing iron man. he said he would have no problem to suiting up for iron man iv.

the first three iron man movies have been among the highest grossing of the decade. he is currently filming the avenger moves. one of the rarest and most valuable comic books ever printed is for sale. this is a copy of action comics number one which marks the first ever appearance of superman. it will be available on ebay next month. this is one of 50 copies that remain in existence it is in the best condition of it all. an apraiser calls the condition pristine. it sold back in 1938. a copy not as well preserved as this one, sold for $2 million in 2011. >> a student in nashville tennessee is beating the odds to

fipp issue her education despite a loss. she graduated at the top of her class and started at vanderbilt university. three weeks before going to college, her mom committed suicide. her dad lost her job. she lost $40,000 in aid that was excellented on her mother's income. she created a crowd site and shared her story on the website. she raised $30,000 in 3 days. >> you touched my heart and blew me away, thank you so much, i won't let you guys down. >> reporter: today she has raised $50,000 to help her if i finish her biomedic engineering degree. good luck to her. firefighters rescue a huge turtle that survived a fast-moving fire in california.

>> we learn more about what was going through the mind of joe paterno when the child sex abiewtion allegations came to ♪

>> a vigil was held for the three young victims killed when a carjacking suspect crashed

into their fruit stand. >> the sun is peeking through the clouds, but you want to keep an umbrella handy is you head out across the lehigh valley and delaware valleys. >> chris sowers joins us outside with all the details. >> reporter: go to work, nydia, it feels awful out here. remember how it felt on that disney world vacation with your family and how humid was in in orlando. that's how it feels right now. the numbers are shooting up quickly. 78 degrees, very high humidity levels, millville, 77. dover, 78. philadelphia, 78. trenton, 73 degrees, dewpoints 70 degrees if not higher. the satellite and radar composite shows clouds are exiting off the coast. we'll see a combination of sun

and clouds the rest of the of the afternoon. looks like a nice looking day, unlike yesterday the showers hung around for quite sometime. we're not checking that today. there can be a pop up, isolated shower or thunderstorm that develops in some locations, but most of us will stay dry. 88 degrees by 3:00 p.m. with an increase in sunshine and 6:00 p.m., 85 degrees, again, anticipating a high of 88. with all the humidity it will feel like the low 90s out here. big storms are expected tonight. that's what's ahead. some of the storms could produce gusty winds and drenching downpours, humid monday, a nice refreshing change arrives tuesday in the form of a cold front and highs will struggle to get out of the 70s. we'll talk about that in the seven-day forecast, guys when i step back inside in just a bit. >> don't forget you can take the new 6abc.com wherever you go, the new smart design fits any device and your tablet and

smart phone check it out anytime anywhere. >> the manhunt is on for two men accused of killing three kids from behind the wheel of a stolen car. the community lit candle to remember the three children who were struck dead. thomas reed was pronounced at the scene. 7-year-old terrence and 15-year-old kerierra died at the hospital. >> the kids that i touched i didn't know at that point they were my students, when i got over here, what i saw and i took pulses and they had none and i just lost it. >> police tell "action news" they are following on some leads, but do not have any suspects in custody. there's a 110,000-dollar reward

leading to the arrest and conviction of the carjackers. we invite you to go to our new 6abc.com for more information on the reward. we've posted pictures of the children and their mother and photos from the vigil for the victims there right now on the new 6abc.com. >> overseas in the middle east, we have just learned that the hamas has called for a 24 hour humanitarian truce in the gaza war ahead of a muslim holiday. the three day holiday that cap also the fasting -- caps the fasting of rom -- ramadhan. israel resumed operations in gaza. now it's a 24 hour truce will take effect this afternoon. in libya all american

personnel were evacuated from the u.s. embassy as fierce fighting between rival militia grows closer. they say photos from the pentagon show osprey ready to land if the convey came under attack. american travelers have been advised to steer clear of libya, less two years after the deadly attack on benghazi. french president wants all the crash victims in mali brought to france. u.n. peacekeeper said they found the second black box, they want the boxes brought to francs to be analyzed. a man with an ebola virus

has flown from liberia to africa. this weekend it was discovered that an american doctor was contracted the virus while working in liberia, he is being treated in isolation. >> a manslaughter has been charged with allegedly setting fire in south philadelphia. christopher smith was arrested shortly after crews arrived on the 1700 block of sigel street. he pushed in an air-conditioning unit and sprayed flammable liquid inside. an officer was nearby and alerted the people inside. the family had to jump out of the window to escape the burning home. smith has been charged with arson an attempted murder. >> two firefighters suffered minor injuries while paddle battling a blaze in philadelphia's mantua section. it started in a vacant buildings on mantua avenue at 7:30. firefighters were able to bring it under control in a half-hour.

cause is under investigation. a propane tank exploded and set an rv on fire in northeast philadelphia. an "action news" viewer sent us is this video of the flames as they engulfed the rv at the intersection of east cheltenham and oakland street. police say a 36-year-old woman was cooking inside the rv. she also in critical, but stable conditions with severe burns at temple university hospital. a 5-year-old boy was treated for escapes. two other people escaped unharmed. two women were killed and the 6 others hurt if a crash while in a sedan that collided with a pick up yesterday afternoon. the accident happened on the southbound parkway in stafford township, ocean county. a boy and girl in the back seat of the car suffered serious injuries. four people in the truck suffered minor injuries. police are investigating what

cause the the crash. police in camden are investigating the city's latest murder, a man in his 20s were a shot several times while hind the wheel of a car. the vehicle crashed into a fence. the victim was taken to cooper medical center where he died. police have no motives or suspects in the shooting. >> from our delaware newsroom, state police are investigating a shooting at the sun set station shopping center in new castle county. it happened in the parking lot on the 1800 block of pulaski highway in bear. three people were inside the car when one opened fire hieght -- hitting a 2-year-old -- 23-year-old man. he got out of the mom and ran for help. police are searching for those involved. joe paterno's son is saying he didn't tell his coaching staff about child abuse of

sandusky because he didn't know if they were true. the younger paterno university trustees fired his father as head football coach hoping to save themselves. jay paterno is involved in two lawsuits gains the university and ncaa. meanwhile, penn state marked a new milestone with its appointment of the first female athletic director in school history. 54-year-old sandy barber replaces david joyner last month. she takes over penn state while the football team is in on probation in the wake of the jerry sandusky. she said a national concerned is always the main goal for the nittany lions. >> like many families there have been remarkable highs and devastating lows, despite it all, penn state remained glued

together, to compete against all odds and excel to the highest level. while at cal, the football team had the lowest graduation rate of all ncaa football teams. she'll be paid $700,000 a year for the next five years. >> coming up on "action news," what you see in a magazine ad there's a new app that let's you buy it right then and there. >> a webcam catches a moment when 100 baby turtle emerge from their nest and held for water. looking live sky6 live hd atlantic city boardwalk, meteorologist chris sower ♪ come have fun at sesame place with everyone's favorite furry friends. enjoy rides where you can splash... and whirl.

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>> a fast moving wildfire couldn't catch up to a tore --

tortoise in california. there he is, he is 200 pounds. the owners were forced to leave the 20-year-old reptile behind. much. resort was destroyed, but once the flames died down, firefighters went back and found abe. he wasn't hurt, just a little rattled. >> pretty amazing. quite a survivor. >> reporter: that's a big turtle, my goodness. let's go live on sky 6 we'll talk a little weather around the delaware valley. today is shaping up to be a nice morning now that the showers and thunderstorms have pushed out to sea. there's the view, the camden waterfront waking up to sun and clouds. one thing you'll notice the humidity has gone way up, it does feel uncomfortable out there, depending, upon, of course how you feel about humidity, 77 in millville. 77 in allentown, trenton, 73. beach haven 75. boardwalk, 76 degrees, same number for sea isle city and

reading. poconos 70 degrees, let's talk built humidity, i'll show you the documents which have come down a little bit. philadelphia, 69. trenton, 67. allentown, 69. wilmington, 70. millville, 71. all oppressively humid, especially in this part of the country. later this afternoon still hanging out in the upper 60s low 70s. first thing tomorrow morning you'll see the sticky air mass. during the course of the day monday, the dew points will come down, 3:30 it's humid, but you can breathe. monday night and tuesday we're back into the 50s and pretty much how the rest of the week will play out. low humidity levels lots of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. we have 36 to 48 hours of uncomfortable weather. things change for the better. bright and sunny, north and west, gray and groomy, south and east. the wider view showing this --

bloomy, south and east. this front will trigger the severe weather later tonight and push the muggy air that's over the ohio valley and mid atlantic, it will before it the cooler temperatures in here. how about 59 degrees in bismarck. the cold front is not through omaha just yet. it's the air mass that will sit across the mid atlantic at it is great lake states through most of the upcoming workweek. the model is handing out what accuweather is ink thissing at this point. by -- is thinking at this point. 5:30, sun and clouds, there's a small chance of a pop-up shower and thunderstorm north and west. the biggest threat will be late this evening, into the overnight. this is 11:00 p.m. the model has most of the viewing area fairly quiet. these showers and thunderstorms are starting to bloom, that

pushes through around midnight. according to that model. accuweather as he is everybody is fair game after 9:00, 10:00 p.m. these storm will produce strong, gusty winds and cloud to ground lightning strikes. some of these storms may be 55 or 60 miles per hour in the wind department. drenching downpours we could see one to two inches of rain with individual cells, large hail and dangerous cloud to ground lightning strikes. today, clouds and sun if the poconos. still maybe a leftover morning shower, i think most of the activity is gone at this point. 78 degrees is the forecasted high in the mountains. le for the jersey shore, skies are in the process of brightening up, we'll see sunshine this afternoon. 85 degrees, still on it is sticky side. showers and thunderstorms come after midnight tonight. sun and clouds philadelphia, warm and humid, 88 degrees, overnight tonight, be on the look out for strong

thunderstorms, muggy. 67 degrees in the outlying suburbs, 73 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a cooling trend, 85 degrees for tomorrow, muggy in the morning, feeling a lot more comfortable by the afternoon. tuesday, nice and rerefreshing 80 degrees, wednesday not too shabby, 83. thursday, pleasant 84. union back in town as we get into friday, 84 degrees, no problems for that. saturday, comfortable comfortable, 8 # degrees,. >> webcam was rolling when a bunch of baby sea turtle made their debut. the camera was closely watching their fest for two weeks waiting for this movement. once they emerged, the baby turtle quickly made a break for the water. the camera used

>> welcome back, you see that bird go by? it's 9:49, 77 degrees on this sunday, sky6 hd taking a look at cape may, new jersey, you can see the wind blowing the umbrellas out there. the water is strong, too. chris sowers says the sun will be out later today, 85 degrees. target let's you i wouldn't crows an app that let's you buy items by scanning adds with your

smart phones. it's the latest offer from retailers with the idea to boost sales. it's recognition technology, it's free to download, but in the test stage. >> we're at the "action news" bigger with the big talkers, we begin with the new law sleeping lying or sitting with legs extended. people are not allowed to sleep or lie down at some of the busiest train station in that city to make sure stealingses can be safely evacuated in 4 to 6 minutes in case of an emergency. a custody battle is heating up over a pooch. yes a dog, meet reese who ran away from his home in houston, texas seven years ago, he has been living with the would feel ford family who adopted him in

washington. he ran away again, turns out he has a micro chip and his original family was called now the dog is back in texas living with the millers again, that's where he'll stay for now. this is one story that would make any woman green with envy. teresa reerm invited 6abc into her 3,000 square foot closet. it's jammed packed with $2 million of jewelery and clothing it has hair and makeup station and champagne bar. before you think she overdid it with indulgence she holds funds racer in the monster closet.

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>> taking a live look on sky6 hd into the camden waterfront. you can see the battleship new jersey, the sun appears to be out, that's what i see glistening on the water in. le looks like the rain has let up, at least on the camden waterfront for now. turning to sports, the phillies wrap up their series with the diamondbacks in an afternoon game. they hope to rebound from a disappointing loss last night, plus, the eagles training camp is underway, here's jeff skeverski with you will -- with

all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: guess whose back, ryan howard back in the lineup after sitting on the bench for the previous three games. the big piece gets a big shot out of the gate gains arizona, but howard leaves four on base he strikes out twice. he finishes 2 for 5. the phillies don't waste base runners in the second, they go up to 4-1. le they are not done in the third, marlin byrd, "bye-bye birdie," his 20th. phils 6-2 lead. 17 hits. the diamondbacks come back in the 6th. a 2-run double. diamondbacks tie it at 6. in the 6th, out goes nick

evans with a 3-run pinch hit homer. phillies lose 6-10. slam the door closed on this one. chip kelly took the eagles from worst to first. he thought last season was okay, in order to be great you have to work at it. eagles training camp is off and running. nick foles said he feels more confident and comfortable leading them to the playoffs throwing 27 touchdowns and two interceptions. he told one of the best seasons in nfl history, but to him that's all history. >> numbers from last year, don't do anything for me this year. you can't let one team affect you good or bad. >> great thing about nick, he inside that, too, he is still young. he had an outstanding season last year that everybody was excited about, he knows as an

individual he can get better. >> i feel comfortable out there, i know how to run the offense, i want to get better as a player and make the guys around me better. >> reporter: let's hope he does, eagles back on the field for day two of training camp. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> the sounds of the creole came to the delaware river front this weekend. i love that! the sound of red hot music exponential festival. >> much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news," history of new jersey boardwalk in sand, we'll take you inside this unique museum. luxurious our living for less than $100,000.

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drenching rain tonight. >> new information on a shooting in delaware county overnight. a young child is dead, a woman and gunman hospitalized, we're live with the latest. >> four people two of them children rushed to the hospital after a row home fire in the northeast. >> it's been a rollercoaster ride of a sunday, we had rain in many spots in the tri-state area. we're looking live at cape may, there are folks on the beach. it's sticky outside. we're keeping our eye on the stormy weather, gusty winds and downpours tonight. chris sowers is at the big board with all the details. >> reporter: nydia it's has been a rollercoaster ride for parts of the area. and it is only 10:00 a.m. thing will be will are -- will e all right for the remainder.

day, we're seeing skies bright pittsburgh, the northwestern suburbs are starting to see mostly sunny skies, as well. there's the closeup view on storm tracker 6 live double scan. that's the cluster that woke you up early down the shore. what will happen later this evening, into tonight. there's a warm front that's in the process of pushing through. that will be followed by a cold front that sweeps through during the day on monday. in between these two, we'll see a little peels of energy kind of run into that unstable air mass that will travel east. it's on the front end of this piece of energy where we expect the explosive development of showers and storms late this evening, into the overnights and those storms could produce strong to potentially damaging winds and large hail and drenching downpours. the rest of the day is okay, it's tonight where we could have problems. 88 degrees is the forecasted high with feels-like

temperatures or heat indices in the low 90s. the jersey shore, it's cloudy down there, the sun is trying to peek through. 85 degrees on the sand. poconos muggy, sunshine and highs in the upper 70s. when i come back in just a bit, i'll have the timing for you on these storms as they traveller traveller -- travel through the area overnight tonight. guys. >> don't forget you can take the news with you at any time, check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >> the big story on "action news" this sunday morning, new information on a shooting overnight in delaware county. a young child is dead, a woman is critical, the gunman is also in critical condition. >> amy buckman joins us live from the police station with the latest details. >> reporter: good morning, ridley township police along with the investigators in the

delaware county district attorney's office are trying to piece together the details of what led to a fatal shooting of a 5-year-old boy late last night. it happened after 11:00 p.m. in the 1100 block of haverford road. a 5-year-old boy and woman were shot, the boy was pronounced dead, the woman is in critical condition at crozer-chester medical center this morning. the male suspect fled in a car belonging to the victims. police chased him and caught up with him at a dead end in the 300 block of brainard boulevard when the suspect shot himself. he was taken to the hospital and is extremely critical condition on life support. neighbors said a birthday party occurred earlier in the day at the location where the initial shooting curled before all the -- occurred, before all the trouble began. at this point, police are not saying what the relationship is among the two victims and the

suspect. but, again a 5-year-old boy dead the woman in critical condition, the gunman on life support this morning. live at ridley police in folsom, i'm amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> four people including two children were hurt in a house fire in northeast philadelphia this morning. the blaze break out at 5:30 in the 1300 block of elbridge street. one person jumped from the second floor to safety. that person was taken to the hospital for a minor injury. two children and another adult are being treated for smoke. it took a half-hour to get the fire under control. no word on what started that blaze. philadelphia police and two brothers are being credited with rescuing a couple from a burning home overnight. the fire started before 2:00 a.m. on on the 900 block of west huntington street. the brothers heard a commotion and saw the flames and went

running to the couple's rescue. >> we all kicked the door in, i grabbed the older gentleman to get him out and get him on the steps next-door. >> when she jumped out i was a little bit to break her fall, the only thing she walked away with was a scraped leg, that was a blessing. >> the couple was taken to temple university hospital, where they are being treated for minor smoke and the woman is being treated for minor injuries from jumping from the window. >> we have information on the shootout last thursday at the hospital crisis center in delaware county. "action news" has learned the suspect 49-year-old richard plotts has been arained from his bed -- arraigned from his bed side. he he is accused of shooting and kill his case worker, teresa hunt at mercy fitzgerald hospital. psychiatrist lee silverman was

hurt. silverman pulled out his own gun and shot plots. the search is on for two men suspected in the carjacking and deadly hit and run in tioga. "action news" reporter, wendy saltzman has more. ♪ >> reporter: this tight-knit community in tioga lit candle to remember the three children. >> i was out here trying to save the boys. >> reporter: karen payne arrived at the sight -- site. >> when i got over his or her and what i saw, i took pulses and they had none. >> reporter: thomas was pronounced at the scene. two others died at the hospital. their mother is in a coma. >> it's going to be devastating to her.

it's not going to be something that she will be able to bounce back from. >> her children went on to be with the lord. very gentle kids and very good kids. they were very closer to. >> reporter: these pictures show them working at the community garden where they were selling the vegetables free fruit stand. >> pretty little innocent people bothering nobody out trying to make a couple of pennies. >> they they were joyful cilt. >> reporter: the realtor who was carjacked after showing houses about a mile away is also in critical condition. the pleads are for justice and closure for the survivors. >> you didn't get the car because you crashed it. you killed innocent people, the children. >> that family has been through too much, the mother is fighting for her life. please turn yourself in and let

us start healing. >> police tell us they are working on leads, but they don't have any suspects in custody. there is $110,000 reward for any tips that lead to the arrest and conviction of the two suspects. at police headquarters i'm wendy saltzman channel 6 "action news." >> a feltonville family that knows this kind of of pain all too well reached out to the victims of friday's carjacking. janice brown went to the crash scene yesterday to consolely -- console the family and friends of the victims. in 2009 she lost her daughter and two grandchildren and a family friend when car slammed into the family home. >> i appreciate their pain, nobody can't say you understand what's somebody going through until you experience it. >> doesn't get easier, you

always thinking about them, my prayers go out to them. >> the two men responsible for that deadly carjacking have been sebsed to life in prison. 6abc.com will have updated pictures from the vigil and pictures of the children and their mother, plus the latest on the efforts to catch those responsible it's all there right now on the new 6abc.com. >> delaware health officials want to distribute pills to protectment thyroid gland in case of a raise yaition emergency. -- radiation emergency. they will be available tomorrow from 9 to 4 and thursday on west main street. bicyclists started out at

the irish pub to ride 65 miles to ac. it benefits children's foundation to raise money for local children charities and fallen police officers and firefighters. a record two thousand bicycle itses are taking part in this year's event. >> a dream come true, a young cancer fighter who became a professional baseball player for a day. >> want to check this out, a history of the jersey shore all in sand. we'll take you inside this brand new very cool museum. >> now looking live sky6 live hd, chris sowers shars the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of changes we'll be right back.

>> a delta airlines flight taking off from minneapolis to new york city landed safely after pilots detected a smoky odor on board. the 148 passengers were placed on other flights. the source of the smoke is being investigated. time for accuweather. it's been a very busy morning. fortunately things have quieted down now. let's get you outside, the sun is beginning to show itself at the jersey shore, although we're locked in with a mainly cloudy sky. you'll see a fair amount of sunshine down there later this

afternoon. i know yesterday was lousy on the beach, today promises to be a whole lot better. millville, 81. allentown, 75. poconos 71. trenton closing in on 80. boardwalk atlantic city, 76. same thing for sea isle city. 76 in reading. the panel is getting ready to change, because it's getting ready to change, things will get more active over the next 24 hours, we'll go from this to this by tuesday, very muggy out there, very tropical, almost florida-like. by tuesday afternoon we'll see september-like temperatures across the delaware valley. as a matter of fact as you wake up tuesday morning, look at the lows north and west, millville, 59. poconos 54. it's the end of july, 58 in lancaster and trenton about 60 degrees. problem is we've got to get through in fireworks before we see that comfortable change. here's the satellite and radar

composite, seeing quite a bit of cloud cover across central and southern delaware. bright blue skies in places like allentown, pilots and poconos reading, that sun will destabilize the atmosphere later this afternoon as a series of cold front sweeps through, it interacts with the unstable air mass, we'll get the showers and thunderstorms that flare up later this evening, into the overnight. it's behind this cold front where the air turns nice and comfortable on tuesday. here's future tracker 6, we'll see the skies brighten up a bit. although probably holding on at least to a little bit of cloudy cover down the jersey shore. you'll see not a bright, blue sky. you'll see more sunshine than what you saw yesterday. 10:00 a.m., sun and clouds throughout the viewing area. there's a slight chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm. it's a small chance, 25, 30%. the model has most of us dry,

but these showers are advancing from southwest to northeast. they transition over into heavy thunderstorms with strong, gusty winds, drenching downpours and maybe even some hail. it will probably be between 9:00 p.m. and midnight where we expect to see fireworks. le storm prediction center puts the entire area under slight risk for severe weather from the evening into the overnight damaging winds, hail and drenching downpours all good bet. for the poconos, clouds and sun, 78 degrees, maybe a morning shower, most of it is gone, brightening skies for the jersey shore, you'll see blue later this afternoon. 85 degrees on the sand. there will be a decent breeze out of the south 15 to 20 miles per hour. the uv index will come up a little bit, it will be moderate to high later this afternoon. forecasted high across the region, 88 degrees in allentown, muggy! dew points in the 70s, sun and

clouds. trenton, 87. wilmington, 87 degrees. overnight tonight we'll see the strong thunderstorms flaring up probably after 8 or 9:00 p.m. west to east moving across the viewing area, stays muggy. 67 in the outlying suburbs, 73 for center city. quiets down next week, 58 degrees for monday, still that threat for a shower or thunderstorm. 25 to 30% chance. sun and clouds, monday, lowering humidity levels. tuesday, refreshing, wednesday, pleasant, thursday, comfortable, friday, comfortable, as well, we're up to 84. humidity wise we're doing okay. the union game looks all right. saturday, sun and clouds, maybe a pop-up thunderstorm and 83 degrees, dog days of august are on the way. if it stays like that i'm fine with it. >> a special museum is open in

seaside park ocean county. it documents the history of the boardwalk and everybody exhibit is made of sand nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: it's called boardwalk journey, 600 tons of scanned that's been sculpted into iconic images. >> there's a lot of architecture along the coast. >> reporter: like the beach ball and tall letters for the wildwood hotel or the turtle from sea isle. >> reporter: he had jarrett is -- ed jarrett is full of talent and donates the small admission free to the nonprofit hometown heros. >> we are established to help people in anytime of need, it's neighbors helping neighbors,

with hurricane sandy we have helped ten thousand people. >> reporter: ed raised $50,000 last year, he hopes this project will raise more. visits are astownted by the -- astounded by the detailed work he creates. >> i have a lot of people who turn their heads from the seaside park sign to the fun town sign and go into tearls -- tears. >> reporter: admission is $3 for adult, $2 for seniors and military. we all love to play in the sand when we were kids, about but this is taking it to a new level. in seaside park i'm nora

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>> coming up this morning at 11:30 is inside story, here's tamala edwards with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, coming up on inside story, we take a look at an interesting proposal to save atlantic city, the idea would be allowed gambling in the north partly of the jersey and take some of that revenue and send it back to atlantic city, and allow a board of businessmen how to apply it where to invest it. is this the ticket to turn the city around and if not, what else can be done. we look at chris christie who heads up the governor association, he is taking flack for supporting some candidates, but not others, including a

candidate across the river in new york state. hope to see you on inside story. >> we have a ballgame this afternoon, the phillies taking on a diamondbacks game three. got to get a win today. while the forecast looks comfortable out there, clouds and sun, warm ascertain sticky, 85 degrees by the first pitch, 9th inning, 88 degrees, there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm, most areas will be dry. the main things you need to focus on it will be extremely humid, you'll feel that as you step outside, that gives way to thunderstorms overnight. tuesday, highs in the upper 70s, no humidity and that pattern last through next saturday with highs in the low 80s. >> this weekend with george stephanopoulos is next on 6abc. >> jonathan carl guest hosts

with the crisis in the middle east. >> reporter: good morning, eva and nydia. the embassy in libya shut down. we'll have the latest on the ground and with our experts here at home. tragedy after tragedy in the air one week, three crashes. we'll dig deep, what went wrong, what can we learn, plus the power house round table takes on the new york times endorsing legal marijuana, ray rice's two game suspension from the nfl and all the politics of the week. that's coming up next. >> we'll go back live to delaware county where police plan a news conference on the shooting in ridley township. if you wanted a place to call your own, there's an entire town for sale.

really? now for chris sowers, eva pilgrim and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han have a great morning, we'll see you at noon!

>> announcer: starting right now on abc's "this week." breaking news, the u.s. embassy in libya evacuated. fighter jets escorting american convoys, including the ambassador, to safety. a last-ditch effort to avoid another benghazi. brand-new details this morning on the daring rescue operation. threat in the sky. three passenger planes go down in a week. and now, new calls for u.s. airlines to add missile defenses. why don't we have them already? and, mideast crisis with gaza on edge martha raddatz with those caught on both sides. then, and now. >> do you think you'll see peace in your lifetime? >> announcer: from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. good morning, i'm jonathan karl. georges