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a bicycle, then tries to help him. but what the driver did next may have him facing charges. >> we'll get to all of that in a moment. first up let's get a preview of what you can expect when you step outside and what's going on when it comes to your traffic. we've got david and karen. good morning. >> good morning everybody. we've got a fairly comfortable start across region right now. sun is getting ready to push up over the horizon. satellite shows you there's some coastal cloud cover but satellite shows you there's out the sun. won't last all that long. couple sprinkles in southern cape may county but those are also on their way out fairly quickly this morning. 66 in philadelphia. still 55 in allentown. we have dipped into the upper 50's in trenton but reading still holding onto 61 and we're in the 70's in some of those southern spots. might feel a little more muggy to you this morning than it did yesterday altugh here on lockterrace it's stiretty 80 by ne 5 norumr, it'stt bridge

k outolving a motorcycl here you but astermki lanttg o 91lsewn at the betsy ross bridge still moving at 54 miles an hour, not bad. in pretty good shape. schuylkill is in pretty good shape and the blue route as well. don't forget we've got the phils tonight at 7:05 and we've got a jimmy buffet concert at the susquehanna bank center so you'll see lots of congestion later this evening so watch for that one am i want to take you to tacony. we have been talking about this overnight shooting and it is still impacting your morning commute. this is torresdale avenue and levick street. we've got police out here blocking off a portion of torresdale. torresdale's closed between disston and hellerman. portions of ditman closed. stick to walker for that. mcgee closed at torresdale. stick to levick street. this overnight shooting in tacony impacting your morning commute with three different road closures right now, tam.

>> okay karen. let's stay on this story. this shootout between a suspect and a philadelphia police officer left the officer wounded and the suspect dead overnight. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside of einstein hospital. that's where the officer was taken and she's got the latest details. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. officer steven korpalski is a 14 year veterans of the force. his superiors describe him as an excellent officer. he was listed in stable condition this morning. officers say that he was alert and he was talking. as for the suspect, police are still trying to confirm his identity. however, he was pronounced dead overnight. the weapon that he allegedly fired at police was recovered at the scene. you can see it lying there in the street. this all happened just before 12:45 a.m. officer korpalski and his partner were responding to a radio call of a man with a gun on ditman in tacony. they heard the description of the suspect and they

remembered seeing that suspect about a block back. when they turned around and spotted him at mcgee and torresdale police say the suspect immediately opened fire. korpalski and three other officers shot back. korpalski was grazed in the head. the police commissioner was here at the hospital earlier visiting and says this unfortunately is a danger faced by officers all too often. >> pretty brazen criminals and our officers, that's what we do. we send them in harm's way. we put them in the toughest areas to go after people causing harm in our community and it's one of the risks that's inherent being a police officer, it's unfortunate but our people are well trained and prepared. >> reporter: the officers from the 15th district, he's married, he's a father of a three week old baby. as is protocol when an officer fires a weapon, internal affairs is investigating and the district attorney will review this case. we're live at einstein medical center, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that live report. developing this morning the national guard was on hand

in ferguson, missouri overnight ready to respond to any violent outbursts. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live in our satellite center. she's been following this story and the developments from overnighter. good morning, erin. >> good morning, sharrie. tensions continue to rise in ferguson. there seems to be this inability to calm the violence. the saint louis suburb had its ninth night of unrest after teenage -- unarmed teenager michael brown was shot by a police officer back on august 9th in the streets of ferguson once again looking like a war zone. [gunfire] the night started off with peaceful protests but quickly spun out of control. it was reported that some members of the crowd started throwing rocks and molotov cocktails. police also confirmed that two people had been shot. one officer came under gunfire and two fires had been set at a business and an unoccupied residence. there were more than 30

arrests and police blaming the violence on a few criminals, not the majority of peaceful protester whose are on the streets in the name of michael brown. although police say they responded appropriately, some have a different take on how officials are attempting to quell the chaos. >> officer, what's going on. >> this area not safe to be here any. >> okay. are you moving the protesters media or what. >> everybody. >> i'm not going to see the tide turned against us and move in the favor of the police. now, that's not right. that's not right. we want to exercise our constitutional rights and act like we civilized and got some sense. >> now, police continue to defend themself saying that not one shot was fired despite many officers coming under heavy attack in the overnight hours. but ferguson once again out of control with fear and anger continuing to dominate the emotions in in city. sharrie, back to you. >> a lot of developments. erin thank you. and our coverage continues at 6abc.com.

there you will find more information on the independent autopsy of michael brown plus arresting photos of confrontations between protesters and police. and this is new video at 6 o'clock of an extremely close call in berks county. police say an entire guardrail shot through a car that crashed in muhlenberg township yesterday. all three people inside the vehicle survived without serious injuries. the driver who crashed -- who caused the crash on the warren street bypass will be cited for this incident. >> it's 6:08. and when it comes to car thieves looks like your dependable affordable family sedan may be more of a target than luxury models. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, tam. well, a a pair of hondas top the list for the most stolen vehicles in the u.s. the accord was the number one target of thieves with almost 54,000 thefts last year. the civic was the second most

stolen vehicle while chevy's full size pick up came in third. the most stolen list is put together by the national crime insurance bureau. stocks moved higher as the low interest rates encouraged investors. a three time winner of the food network's cupcake wars is coming to philadelphia. arlene scavoni plans to open three locations in the city within the next two years. she was attract d to philadelphia from its historic significance and its culinary base of food december. speaking of foodies, tam and sharrie, you know what, can't seem to replicate your cheesesteaks anywhere. >> that's the point. you'll just have to come to philadelphia. that's only place you can get it. >> right. >> and good weather to be outside enjoying a cheesesteak. >> amoroso rolls, can't get them anywhere else. as we go in closer, you can see how we do have some of that rain down to the south by

cape may. not really a big issue right now. just a light sprinkle. doesn't look like will it last all that much longer. let's get you outside and we have the airport and sun is coming up. little bit of coastal cloud cover but that's not too bad. and sun starting to break through down the coast and of course here at the airport you can see things getting brighter as well. what about your numbers? well, 66 degrees in philadelphia right now. still just 55 degrees in allentown. and 61 degrees in reading. so, it is on the cool side this morning, particularly in the northern areas. 67 in wilmington. we actually have 70's right now down the shore in atlantic city, sea isle and over toward dover so warmer down to the south and everybody a little bit more humid than it was yesterday but not too bad right now with the sun still trying to make its way up above the horizon. satellite shows you that the rain down to the south is really breaking apart. this little bit of shower activity we have in cape may is going to swing out to the coast and out to sea and just

kind of evaporate over the next hour or so. not a big issue. we'll see sunshine across much of the region but eventually we'll see the mixing in of clouds just about everywhere. in allentown a bit more humid than yesterday. a warm lie of 84 degrees. on the beach, not a bad beach day. in the water in the mid 70's. mid 70's at noon on the beach itself and 80 degrees for a high. sun and clouds, warm, maybe feeling a little bit humid especially as you move inlands away from the actual boardwalk area, but not too bad with that nice warm ocean water to go in and take a dip in. sun and clouds, a bit humid today in philadelphia, a high of 84 degrees, so the temperatures very similar to yesterday but year just going to add a little bit more humidity. then it will be a little breezy to with an eight to 16 miles per hour wind. not enough to knock the hat off are head if you're wearing one but breezier than yesterday. here's how we get there today. 71 by 8:00, 78 i 11:00 a.m.:

for the phillies tonight muggy, partly cloudy. 79 for the first pitch, 72 in the ninth inning. then tomorrow if we see any precipitation, it's probably late in the day and out in the northern and western suburbs. just a slight chance of a pop-up shower or maybe a thunderstorm late tomorrow afternoon way out there in the north and west. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, 84 today, sun and clouds, a bit more humid than yesterday. warm and humid tomorrow, 85 with that slight chance of a late day northern and western thunderstorm. and then thursday when we got clouds and a shower possible, there will be some sun breaking through at times. the high is 80. at night the eagles are at home. for that preseason 6abc contest, 78 degrees at the start of the game and 73 toward the end. muggy with a shower. hopefully the birds can get it altogether against those pittsburgh steelers. and then friday mostly cloudy with a lingering shower, although i could see some sunshine returning later in the day as the system moves away from us. and that sets us up for a gorgeous weekend. we're going to go upper 70's for saturday and sunday. make your plans.

it's going to be comfortable. >> love the phrase gorgeous weekend. >> yeah. >> all right. it is now 6:12 up next more news that you did not see last night including the tragic updates for the search of a missing military wife out west. >> and drivers get an inside look at what really happens to their cars once they drop them off with valles. karen. >> we still have police on the scene with this accident involving a motorcycle right on i-95. the backup whe day dreaming again?

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>> welcome back. time 6:15. if you're just joining, we're following a breaking story. a philadelphia police officer has been shot in the line of duty. it happened early this morning in the tacony section. police say they shot and killed the man who opened fire on them. our katherine scott will have a live update on this story ahead at 6:30 a.m. >> let's go on over to karen rogers. she's taking a live look at what's going on with your traffic. good morning. >> good morning. we've got an accident involving a motorcycle here and this is on the ramp from i-95 northbound to 291 for the platt bridge and you might remember we were looking at the scene earlier. we saw a number of fire crews on the scene, emergency workers. we still have police. the fire crews have left a tow truck out here right now. there's a motorcycle involved and it is partially blocking that ramp and you want to expect some slowing on i-95 northbound approaching 291. so, these are the main lanes of i-95 which are opened and moving fine. so, this is the ramp to the platt bridge that's causing the problem right now so watch for that one.

keeping a live look on that. and meanwhile we have a new issue here, debris on the roadway right on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound at valley forge so watch for that in the right lane. northeast extension northbound between lansdale and quakertown, we've got construction blocking the right lane. the southbound construction there has cleared. let's go back to the tacony section. you've been talking about this overnight shooting and it's still impacting your morning commute. we're looking live right now torresdale avenue. we've got portions of torresdale blocked. we see police on the scene with this. we can see the crime scene tape still blocking torresdale avenue between disston and hellerman. stick to frankford as your alternate to avoid that portion of torresdale that's shut down. this is also affecting ditman and mcgee. we've got portions of those roads blocked as well. three different streets blocked right now in tacony with -- involving this overnight shooting and police still on the scene. satellite 6 and action radar showing no weather related problems affecting your morning commute. you're seeing little sprinkles down to the south and parts of southern delaware and cape may counties so you may want to

watch for that. for the rest of us it's dry. it's a day that's a bit more humid. you feel a little bit of a change out there today but a decent high of 84 degrees with sunshine and clouds, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. california police have found the body of a missing pregnant woman at the bottom of a mine shaft in the mojave desert. 19-year-old erin corwin was reported missing by her husband a u.s. marine back on june 28th. authorities have charged corwin's lover, christopher lee in the murder. police say the two were neighbors and that they were having an affair. corwin was last seen heading to joshua national park where police believe she was going to meet lee. lee was recently honorably discharged from the marines and moved with his family to alaska. >> in tech news this morning microsoft puts a major systems update on hold. here's abc's devon dwyer. >> in today's tech bites more broken windows for microsoft. the software giant pulled its august update for windows after users reported crashes in that notorious blue screen of death. users are recommended to

uninstall the update if they already have it. the situation unfolding in ferguson missouri is causing a market rally for stun gun company. shares of taser international have jumped 19 percent in the last five trading days. investors are speculating that the protests in ferguson could boost demand for the company's police body cameras: facebook may soon have a fix for all of us who have ever been punkd by fake news stories. it's testing a new feature that warns you of satirical stories from sites like the onion. looking to soothe nervous owners who shelled out six figures for their corvette sting rays chevy is boosting its valet mode. a monitor that records when the car is in the hands of parking lot attend dan. i'm devon dwyer. >> coming up how the hit and run became a hit and help. david. >> all right, guys t-newtown, pennsylvania, my twitter follower michael checking in at 58 degrees. a lot of us are kind of cool,

some in the 60's. mrs. hip pell tweets in this great picture from rocky mountain park. she just returned from vacation out there. if you have those are your "techbytes."

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♪ >> a tiny nano satellite is now floating free after a successful space walk. you can see the russian cosmonaut intentionally toss the 4-inch box away from the space station as it tumbled into orbit 260 miles a above the earth. the tiny satellite has instruments to measure temperature pressure and cameras to peer done on the planet. >> very cool video. >> cool shots. we've got a new accident coming in to us in trenton and mercer county on the ramp from 29 northbound to 129, that ramp is blocked. stick to cass street instead to exit off for that instead of the ramp from 29 northbound, dave. >> we're in the 50's and 60's right now karen. if you're running errands not bad. keep the air conditioner going. your high around 3 o'clock is

84 and it will feel more humid than it did yesterday especially as the sun starts to beat down on us. if you're grabbing the el, same thing, 84 the high this afternoon but keep the air conditioner going. clouds and sun today. guys. >> okay, thank you, david. meanwhile the phillies are back home and opened a three game series against the mariners at the bank last night. third inning, two on for marlon byrd who sent a shot to deep left. that turned out to be a rbi double. gave the phils a one-nothing lead. jimmy rollins not in the lineup but the phils didn't need him. in the fifth andreas blanco filling in. it's a three run home run. the phillies win last night four to one. >> glad to see them get the glynn yes. >> next up at 6:00 a pickup truck strikes a boy on his bike. >> breaking news involving a philadelphia police officer. >> reporter: philadelphia police officer is injured, a suspect is dead after a shootout in tacony overnight we're live a

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is a tender breaded chicken filet on a southern-style biscuit. grab one for $2.99 today. america runs on dunkin'. >> breaking now on "action news" one man is dead and an officer is wounded when gunfire erupts between a suspect and police. >> and developing overnight, the effort to restore order unravels in ferguson, missouri. new video just coming in from the chaos on the streets. >> hospitals hacked. a widespread security breach puts patients across our region at risk. good morning out there, it's 6:30 on this tuesday august 19th. matt o'donnell is off this morning. sharrie williams is joining us. let's take a quick look at what you can expect with your accuweather. we've got david outside and karen rogers has your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we're off to a pretty nice start. it is going to feel more humid as the sun gets up over the horizon for now we're just seeing it crest the horizon. satellite showing you a lack of cloud cover in most of the area. a little thicker cloud cover

down in southern new jersey and through the southern two-thirds of delaware. couple of showers down by cape may but those aren't going to last much longer. 66 degrees in philadelphia. 55 in allentown. 61 in reading. 59 in trenton. feeling pretty good so far. a little warmer the farther south you go. we're actually in the 70's in sea isle and dover. and as we roll through the day, again, it is going to feel warm and more humid than yesterday, particularly as we get that sun going over the next hour or two. 74 by 9:00 not too badly by noon up to 80 and your high today is 84 at 3 o'clock. we'll still be in the low 80's by 6:00. clouds and sun today and a bit more humid. looks like that humidity hangs around for the next couple days and karen eventually we have the threat of some showers. i'll have details ahead in the accuweather 7-day. >> all right, dave, we're starting live in tacony. we've been talking about that overnight shooting that is impacting your morning commute. torresdale avenue at levick street. penndot pulled out a little bit. there you go. you can see better right now. portions of torresdale plongd

all morning. there we can see one police officer on the scene and we still see fire trucks on the scene. we had police right here that have left the scene so we're seeing more traffic snake around there but they still have this portion of torresdale blocked. it had been looking like maybe they were about to clear it but i still see police and a fire truck on the scene. we have portions of ditman and mcgee avenue also shut down right now with this accident involving an overnight shooting right now in tacony. an accident on i-95 northbound on the ramp as you exit off 291 for the platt bridge has cleared so some better news there. we see i-95 northbound, that is cleared. the delay is gone as well. it was starting to back up a little bit but we're moving better. we've got debris on the road on the pennsylvania turnpike. look for it eastbound blocking the right lane at valley forge. it's been out there a little bit but they still haven't picked that one up and an accident in trenton mercer county right on the ramp from 29 northbound to 129. that ramp is blocked. you've got to exit off for cass street instead if you're heading there in trenton, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. let's go back to a story

that you were just talking about. it's breaking overnight. a philadelphia officer wounded after a confrontation with a suspect. the confrontation left that suspect dead shot by police. let's go right now to "action news" reporter katherine scott. she's outside of einstein hospital where the officer was taken. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam t officer steven korpalski is recovering this morning, he was grazed last night as he was working the overnight shift. he's from the 15th district. he's a 14 year veteran of the philadelphia police department. we're told he's married and has a three week old baby. as for the suspect he has not been identified yet. he was pronounced dead overnight and his gun was recovered at that crime scene. this all happened just before 12:45 this morning. officer korpalski and his partner responded to a radio call for a man with a gun on the 6400 block of ditman street in tacony. they were on their way there. they heard the description and they remembered seeing that suspect about a block back and

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highs of 78 now on saturday and sunday. partly to mostly sunny skies. low humid. absolutely gorgeous for the weekend. and staying pretty nice as we roll into the early part of next week, okay. >> okay, thank you david.0 justo "action news" a gunman shoots up a car with somebody still inside. we're gathering new details from delaware. >> and then new at 6:30, highway heroics. a trucker helps a woman and child trapped in a burning car. karen. >> looking right now at 422. a little bit slow eastbound past oaks to 23. not a terrible delay just yet. k this morning. we'll check it outer coming up. >> an update on the temporary the latest developments up next on "action

>> welcome back. we continue to follow a breaking story. a philadelphia police officer has been shot in the line duty in tacony overnight. police say a gunman opened fire on them forcing officers to return shots killing the suspect. the officer involved is now in stable condition and will be getting you a live update at 6:55. >> time now to take a look at 6:55. this morning. hi, karen, what's happening. >> we just had torresdale avenue reopen. that had been shut down all morning because of that overnight shooting so torresdale avenue reopened. police have left the scene right there so that's some better news at least when you're traveling out and around out in the tacony section. staying on the big picture right here we have some slow speeds on i-95. we're looking at about the betsy ross bridge to girard, maybe about 24 miles an hour at times so kind of jamming up

at that point southbound on i-95. northbound on i-95 at 291 that accident that we had involving a motorcycle that was out there blocking part of the ramp to 291 and the platt bridge, that has cleared so things are moving a little bit better right there. you can see speeds like 18 miles an hour on the schuylkill expressway. we can go live right now and show you what it looks like. this is your eastbound traffic right near conshohocken. pretty jammed from the blue route to the curve, so you want the watch for that. no accident on the schuylkill, it's just a slow go right there. we do have that accident, though in bala cynwyd and that one is just coming in to us right now so watch for that in belmont avenue and old belmont avenue so an accident just coming in right there. let's take you to the maps and stay here in trenton. this is mercer county, the ramp from 29 northbound to 129 is blocked. we've got an accident out here in trenton that's still causing a problem. stick to the cass street exit instead because you can't exit off at 129. and in gloucester county, new jersey, right on the newapproacs for 322, we still have

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