confessed. good morning, i'm eva pilgrim, nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. four people were shot in feltonville, three victims were innocent passer byes. >> nascar, tone stewart talks about a deadly wreck on the racetrack. the eagles hold an open practice at franklin field the site of one of their greatest victories and speaking of victories, chris sowers has the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. we'll get you started on in cape may. it will be a beautiful start on the sand. sea breeze kicking in, temperatures close to 80 degrees. 68 degrees back in philadelphia, trenton showing 60. allentown, 60 and the poconos, 53. you'll notice it's not as chilly as it was yesterday when we had low temperatures down into the upper 40s for the poconos and

mid 50s for the outlying suburbs. it's milder, therefore we finish the day a little bit warmer than yesterday. satellite and radar composite not much going on, a little bit of patchy fog, other than that it's nice and tranquil out there. the citizens bank park, phillies take on the mets, 1:30 start time, slight humidity, but still comfortable out there. first pitch 86 degrees, the 9th inning 88 degrees, everything is tranquil over the next couple of days, this is a coastal flood advisory this goes into effect later this evening. it's for the ocean front and the delaware bay during the time of high tide. we'll see a full moon and onshore flow that will produce flooding issues. we'll talk about that and have cooler numbers in the seven day, eva. >> thanks chris,. police are looking for a gunman who quote tried to take care of business. he shot four people and three of

them were innocent victims. the shooter was called to wyoming in feltonville to settle an argument. he shot the intended target in the leg, as that victim fled, the gunman kept firing. two cars were coming down the street and one driver was hit in the head. >> inside his car was his wife and children, both girls, ages 6 months and 6 years that were in the back seat. thank god they were not hit. >> a bullet pierced the window of another car that went through the neck of a back-seat passenger. that same bullet hit another person in the back seat, as well. all four victims were rushed hot hospital. the bullets hit a home with the family inside. they are physically okay. police have two people in custody, they are not suspects, but allegedly connected to the argument that set all this off.

several witnesses are being questioned. detectives are now looking for surveillance video 69 shooting. here at the big board and this video came in overnight of a jet blue a-320 on fire in san juan puerto rico. 186 passengers were on board about to take off for new york city. the pilot noticed the problem and aborted the takeoff. luckily everybody on board was evacuated safely. one passenger describing the very scary scene to abc news. >> all of a sudden there was a huge bang, a boom sound on the left side. i looked out of the left side of the plane and i saw the smoke coming out of the jinl. people in the -- engine. people in the cabin, saw the smoke, some saw flames in the cabin. ful that's when people got up on their seats and began to scream and lose control.

my hat's off to the jet blue flight crew they kept everyone calm. at that point, the captain was able to save the plane, the impact of the explosion, the fire, the smoke, it was surreal. feather investigators with the ntsb are trying to figure out what sparked the fire. so far there are no educations that this is in anyway linked to terrorism. eva. >> president obama is in martha's vineyard on vacation, but before he left he talked about america's military action in iraq. the president said it will be a long term project that can not succeed unless iraqis form a government capable of keeping its nation together. four drones launched airstrikes on islamic forces. 150,000 people could be trapped

on a mountain top. 56 children have died of dehydration. >> talks to end the violence appear to be breaking down in the middle east. palestinian negotiators are threatening to quit unless israel returns to the table, but israeli negotiates who left the talks in egypt on friday said they will return if rocket fire from gaza stops. >> yoanlt police in -- overnight police in upstate new york questioned tony stewart one of analysis -- nascar's biggest star. kevin ward climbed from his car trying to comfort stewart when the rear of stewart's car hit him him ward was hurdled 50 feet and died at the hospital. police say stewart has been cooperative, "good morning america" and espn our sister network are gathering details on this developing story.

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the two picks in the first half and we get a guy going and a fumble, and looks like we're going to have a good run and we create a turnover on the punt and we're in field positioning and they a pick. >> sold out tickets had to be reserved ahead of time. the eagles next game is friday night in new england, the birds take on the pats live on 6abc at 7:30 all the preseason game are on 6abc, the officials eagles station. >> tonight the so-called supermoon will be at its brightest. it will be appear 14% larger and 30% brighter, that's because it will be 20% closer. but the bright light of the supermoon will have unfortunate affect on the annual meteor showers they will be less likely to be seen in the night sky. >> prince harry talks about his

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even monday, monday looks good, as well. there's the view, penns landing, not much going on with the exception of a little bit of patchy fog, 68 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 58. nice and comfortable out there, winds are calm, trenton, 60 degrees. allentown, 60. the poconos, another chilly morning up there. 53. lang, 64 and millville 60. not everybody is having issues out there, a lot of areas doing okay, ten miles-plus from the delaware river points north and west, millville is 9 which is a big improvement. dover, one mill, atlantic city at the airport, 6 miles. take it easy out there this morning, and drive slowly if you're in one of the areas in south jersey and delaware. here's the satellite and radar deposit, not too much to talk about we have high pressure

dominating the pattern which will keep all this weather out here to our west. the overall pattern will shift and slide to the east, this system right here will hit the eastern seaboard. always it does so it will encounter the warm, soupy air, that will lead to the drenching downpours by the time we get into tuesday evening and tuesday night. here's future tracker 6, today looks good, monday, as well. tuesday we'll see clouds and increasing scattered showers. we'll struggle to get into the upper 70s and low 80s. the day is not a complete washout. it's tuesday night some of the moisture works in, you can see all the reds and maroons and all the darker shades that's where you see the heavy drenching downpours. the forecast models suggest anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain with the system. that will create problems in the

flood-prone areas, low-lying areas areas of poor drainage. poconos close to 3 inches by wednesday morning, speaking of the poconos, 78 degrees, plenty of sunshine, low humidity levels, overnight tonight you'll notice a slight increase in humidity, but today is nice, the jersey shore, lots of bright before you, 80 degrees, a slight increase in humidity. you'll see the winds shift out of the east. right now you'll see a land breeze. it will become a sea breeze later this afternoon. apply the sunscreen. uv index is extremely high. philadelphia, 88, slightest increase in humidity, some clouds, winds out of the south at 5 to 10. overnight tonight, muggy, that's when you will notice the increase in humidity. later this evening, coastal flood advisory for the oceanfronts and the delaware

bay, the full moon and the onshore flow it will create abnormally high tides. we expect the flooding between 10 and 1:00 a.m. the national weather service stresses it will be a minor event. it's mostly for areas that are vulnerable, some of the roads that usually flood when you see an abnormally high tide. move your vehicles out of the way as we'll see higher than normal tieldz overnight tonight. -- tides overnight tonight. 88 degrees today, 86 tomorrow. tuesday, showers and storms, 80 degrees. wednesday, showers and rain, 80 degrees. thursday and friday, comfortable air mass from canada greenlights us. 78 degrees thursday, 79 friday. nice and comfortable, saturday, 82. when i am noticing a pattern

change if you're someone that loves the 90s we may see that again the following week. >> it's still august. >> reporter: it is. >> stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com, visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 live radar, but -- and the hourly and related forecasts. 25 recent high school graduates were chosen to receive $2,000 of scholarships from dunkin donuts. they were granted before last night's union game in ppl park in chester. they were picked base based on on their a

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>> we are back at 7:17 morning, new information in the murder of connie murray. police say they are questioning a person of interest this morning. murray was strangled her body found in pennypack park on tuesday. she had gone out for a power walk. "action news" and 6abc.com are following this new development in this case and we will continue to bring you the latest. >> it's almost ten months since a father of three was gunned down in camden. the family is be lieuing to you for answer. -- is looking to you for answers. here's rick williams with the crime fighters report. >> he was the best. >> reporter: ocashia spearman is talking about how her children have to grow up without their father. >> we have a slide to show that they enjoy.

>> reporter: on wednesday, october 23 she and her kids were going to stay in and watch a movie. divine went to meet up with tanya hudson in camden. police were called to the scene for reports of gunshots. both divine and hudson were hit. divine died at the scene and wearing a bullet proof vest at the time. >> hudson survived, but according to spearman and divine's mother, she is not cooperating with police. whoever out there that know what happened that night, they pray they come forward because a life had been taken. >> reporter: the citizens crime

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>> we begin with breaking news this half-hour, police say they are questioning a person of interest in connection with the murder of connie murray. murray at body was discovered in pennypack park tuesday morning. she went for a power walk on monday night and never returned home. investigators say she was strangled, again a person of interest being questioned we're working to learn more about who that person is. no arrests reported. >> you can find more on our top stories on the new 6abc.com. the new smart design changes the

lawout -- the layout to fit any device including your smart phone no matter how large or small your screen. check it out anytime anywhere. >> nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli is here, and so is chris sowers. >> reporter: and so is a nice forecast. the weather will cooperate, another beautiful afternoon is on tap for the delaware valley. it will feature sunshine and lower humidity levels. the humidity will be higher than yesterday, it will be nice out there, you can see all the bright blue. 68 in philadelphia. trenton, 60. allentown, 60. poconos 53. didn't reach the upper 40s in the mountains today like yesterday morning, but cool for august. reading, 62, millville, 60. the dewpoints the way we measure the amount of moisture in the air as long as we're staying

under 60 we're all right. wilmington, 60. dover, 66. we expect south jersey all the dewpoints overnight tonight to start to increase as we introduce more moisture into the atmosphere. we have a sunburn alert, make sure you apply the sunscreen, 20 minutes is all it will take for the sunshine and the uv index always highs we expect it to be. 4:00 p.m., 87 anticipating a high of 88. allentown, 88. reading, 88. millville, a comfortable 85. trenton, 86. 78 in cape may and atlantic city about 80 degrees. guys? >> new this morning an 18-year-old girl is hit by a car and seriously hurt. she was crossing route 73 in mount laurel when the vehicle hit her. the driver stopped. no word on when the driver faces charges. the investigation continues at

this hour. president obama is outlining the timetable for the new u.s. intervention in iraq. abc michelle franzen has more. >> reporter: just before the president hell -- helicoptered to martha's vineyard to play golf, he warned americans will about the new military intervention in iraq. this problem is radical army in northern iraq called isis. they are trying to permanent in a in a momently establish an islamic state. now the u.s. military has unleashed it's firepower with a barrage of f-18 fighter jets and drone strikes on isis targets. they include a military convoy heading toward erbil where some 100 military advisors are

stationed. >> if these people threaten our military well take action. >> reporter: tens of thousands are trapped on a mountain in northern iraq fearing certain deaths. >> american forces have conducted two successful air drops delivering thousands of meals and gallons of water to the men, women and children. >> reporter: kurdish forces are delivering aid by helicopter to the frightened refugees who are marooned in a desperate landscape that could soon be under water. ietz -- isis forces commandeered a nearby dam if the locks are open they could flood bagged and the u.s. embassy there. >> as the situation develops in iraq we are posting updates at

our website. we invite you to stay up to date at 6abc.com for military actions and humanitarian actions taken in iraq. prince harry is describing in graphic details his deployment in afghanistan. he said, quote -- prince harry has launched para olympic games for wounded servicemen whole take part in

the games. philadelphia police are launching an investigation into an assault in philadelphia's rittenhouse square. a man was knocked unconscious as the area's bustling night life was closing down. the victim was trying to help a group of women. >> reporter: central detectives back in it rittenhouse square scouring the area at the intersection of 18th and walnut. you could still see the blood at the scene at 3:00 a.m., a texas man was punched and knocked to the ground unconscious after he defended a group of women getting harassed from people in a passing car. the victim is in hanheman hospital with a concussion, contusion and fracture to his fails. >> i want appreciate anyone stepping in. at nighttime or daytime when someone is harassing you, you don't know what to expect. >> it's awful, someone would be afraid to help in the future.

>> reporter: saturday local visitors in the square reacted to the crime just as the busy bars and restaurants were closing. >> someone trying to do good and for whatever reason the person jumps in and knock the person out. >> reporter: police believe several people were in the victim and one got out of the vehicle and punched the victim. according to the authorities, that victim is expected to remain in the hospital until at least tomorrow. they are urging anyone with information to call central detectives. reporting from rittenhouse square, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a hero from camden county was welcomed home in a big way. neighbors holding flags cheered as u.s. marine corporal, andrew galinao just returned from a tour in afghanistan. to honor his service, august 9th was named in his horn in audubon park.

>> this happens to be a beautiful day weather wise, but guess what, but because of you and all that serve our country all the brave men and women, everyday in america is a beautiful day. >> else a graduate of local all the bone high school and serves is a local volunteer firefighter. >> we're hitting the road to be in bethlehem for the final day of tunes food and fun. keith urban is the headliner for the soldout show. bands have been in town three three weeks playing free shows all around musikfest in bethlehem. >> alicia and i will be there today around 3:30, stop by and say hello. >> 6abc has been supporting musikfest for ten years.

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>> let's get a check of the wonderful weather forecast. >> reporter: it is, it's wonderful out there with lots of bright sunshine. let's go live on sky 6. we're down in cape may. that's beautiful. we have comfortable temperatures and bright blue and humidity leaves will increase over the next 24 hours. storm tracker 6 live double scan we were quiet yesterday and we will stay quiet this afternoon. 68 degrees we're shooting for a high high of 888 degrees. 58 is the dewpoint, winds are calm, pressure reading 30.13. 60 millville. the lancaster, 59 and

wilmington, 64. the satellite and radar composite high pressure will be shifting, sliding off the coast, right now it's sitting where my hand is, it will work out to sea, the winds will shift out east that will lead to the coastal flooding for both the oceanfront and the delaware bay. you can see how dry the atmosphere is, it's bone dry, south of baltimore and washington, d.c., that's where the humidity starts to increase, looks like we'll have another comfortable day until later this evening, until this starts to shift and then we'll start to see the humidity increase ever so slightly overnight and more so tomorrow and more so as we get into tuesday, future tracker 6, speaking of tuesday that's when the next weather ache maker arrives, as well. tomorrow is -- weather maker arrives, as well. tomorrow is nice, tuesday is nice, but as the afternoon wears

on we'll see increasing showers and thunderstorms. by 9:30 we'll see yellows and reds, that will sit over the delaware valley by midnight. we'll get one to three inches of rain when all is said and done. we're not checking widespread flooding issues, but there could be minor flooding in aerials of poor drainage. this is hurricane julio, they say iselle the tropical storm that battered the islands a few days ago. julio is pulling away from the island chain. this is a clear miss, about 500 miles to the north. all you'll see from julio is an increase in surf, that's about it. the poconos looks nice, mostly sunny skies, slight increase in humidity, comfortable 78 degrees, for the ocean, beaches, 75 is the ocean temperature. le not a bad day, mostly sunny

skies, uv index will be high. speaking of high, we're anticipating temperatures to climb into the low 80s before the sea breeze kicks in and knocks it back down, there's the wind shifting, it's a land breeze out of the northwest. waves will increase 2 to 3 feet. a moderate risk for rip current and the uv index is high. philadelphia, 88 degrees, sunshine, passing clouds, it's a warmer day, yesterday we topped out at 86 partly cloudy and muggy overnight tonight. 58 degrees in the outlying suburbs, 67 for center city. musikfest wraps up tonight, the headliner is keith urban, maybe you heard of him. takes the stage at 6:30. slightly humid, comfortable for the event get out and enjoy it. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, comfortable conditions today, 88 degrees, 86

tomorrow, tuesday, showers and storms. 80 degrees, look at the temperatures, 80 degrees, wednesday, thursday and friday, 78 degrees, friday, 79 degrees, 90 degrees next sunday, we see the pattern change exit starts to turn hotter. it's comfortable weather. >> the days of burying your nose in a great ebook maybe fading. >> reporter: you may have seen people on the beach this summer with kindles and nooks, you don't need to spend a lot on ebooks to take advantage of the digital reader trend. if you don't have an ereader you can download any smart phone that will turn a computer or tablet or smart phone into one. check with your local library,

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chilly for the month of august. 78 degrees thursday, 79 friday. we'll see drenching downpours tuesday night into wednesday morning, some areas could pick up anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain that could lead to flooding issues. other than that everything looks nice. >> 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: good morning, coming up on "g.m.a.," breaking overnight a racetrack argument voferlings -- involving nascar tony stewart. a scare situation unfolding for a jet blue flight heading from puerto rico to jfk. what passengers are saying about the terrifying movements. and it is supermoon sunday, the summer's best and brightest full moon is happening tonight and we have our sarah haines

putting her own wonderful spin on the supermoon spectacle. tony stewart's manager saying he will rails today. >> philadelphia police say they are questioning a person of interest in the strangulation of a woman. her body was found in pennypack park. we're live with the details. >> plus, even one sunburn can put you at risk of cancer. what you need to know before going to the beach or pool. plus, chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, now for nydia han, alicia vitarelli, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great sunday!

good morning, america. breaking overnight -- racetrack horror. spectators shocked as nascar star tony stewart takes fellow racer kevin ward jr. who had gotten out of his car, killing him, what set off this deadly turn of events and will stewart compete in the huge nascar race today? terror at takeoff.

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