i figured i owed everybody there. look at the view. it's a beautiful morning around the delaware valley. we have comfortable temperatures once again, low humidity levels. 67 in allentown. philadelphia, 70. trenton, 69. poconos actually dropped down to 54. you'll be flirting with that number tomorrow morning. millville, 69, dover, 71. wilmington, 70. high pressure from the north, you can see how all the cloud cover quickly erodes. it's probably not until thursday when we see the increase in clouds once again. here's the day planner. 70, lots of sunshine. 75 degrees by lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., 80 that's where we'll top things out later on. normally we should be at 85. yet another day with temperatures below average. lots of sunshine, it's probably not until thursday when we see

the clouds increase. we'll heat things up, close, 90 degrees by wednesday. tropics are active, we have tropical depression number four i'll show you that when i come back in just a bit. >> police are hunting for the killers of a double murder mayfair. two women were shot execution style. it's not the first time the home has been the scene of a shooting. kenneth moten the details. >> reporter: crime scene investigators brought in lights and more after the murder of two women inside this home on vista street. one victim was discovered in the living room. the other in the second floor bedroom. both shot in the head. >> what's wrong with the world? that's what went through my head. >> reporter: family members identify woman and the homeowner as dolly evans.

they had just made a grocery store run, he dropped her off and at 5:30 p.m. he got the call. it could have been me, i know i'm still around, i unloaded stuff and left. this block knew evans as grandma she had recently received death threats, but didn't know why. >> a lot of people come around to eat, the s thed on a neverhendnt. bsh syi sou i he t whatmeou hurvenhi khe p an ty23is cneli sry u ear shllader inloach oyadan spect wndnanernheba

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>> an earthquake hit this morning in the san francisco bay

area. ment tremor struck about 3:30 california te. it was less than seven miles deep and nerous small aftermath shocks have been felt in the napa wine countiment so far no reports of injuries or damage. we'll have more on "action news" and 6abc.com. two men are in serious condition after their speedboats flipped, look at that over on a missouri lake about 150 miles per hour yesterday. hundreds of people were at the lake of ozark shootout. two people on the boat were taken to the area hospital. >> that a wow that is amazing. >> reporter: no speed boating for me. hopefully they are okay. we're doing okay in the weather department. we've got a nice day in the

delaware valley. let's go live on sky 6. look at that shot there's the center city skyline skyline not a cloud in the sky. it's a beautiful morning we're seeing very comfortable temperatures. that's the way it will stay over the next couple of days. it's actually how the whole month of august panned out, we're running 3 degrees below average for the whole month. winds are couple, pressure, 31.14-inches. that will continue to rise. wilmington, 71. reading, 66. millville, 70. dover you're at 70 and sea isle city 72. the back-door cold front slipped through. the miserable weather is down across the carolinas and the valleys. we have lots of sun and quiet conditions. here's future tracker 6. we'll run this through wednesday

night. there's nothing going on today, tomorrow, tuesday, wednesday, even into the first part of thursday we'll see mostly sunny skies, maybe a few clouds from time to time. that's about it. it's a real nice quiet weather pattern not only for us in the mid atlantic, but for most of the eastern seabled, until you -- seabed, until you get -- seaboard, until you get farther to the south, this is cristobol. we're seeing winds 45 miles per hour. moving toward the northwestly at 9. we've been watching it for seferredz -- several days, there's a lot of sheering going. the wind is blowing in the opposite discretion in which the storm is moving. it rips the storm apart. we're seeing the sheering wind

here. as you move farther to the north. we don't have that sheer. therefore the national hurricane center suggests this will strengthen as it comes up the eastern seaboard. it will be a category one hurricane always it hits the coast of north carolina. the models, one is taking it out to sea. today, nice bright blue, 77 degrees, you can work on the tan. humidity leaves come down, as well. the poconos it's another nice day up there, with high temperatures in time upper 70s. sunny for philadelphia, 80 degrees, five degrees below average. mainly clear and comfortable, overnight tonight. 656 for the outlying suburbs. 63 for center city.

80 degrees sunny and pleasant monday, 84. , tuesday, sunny and nice, 85. warm and humid, wednesday, 89 degrees, thursday, stays warm eagles take on the jets at the linc, 87. there could be a pop-up thunderstorm late and friday looks quiet, 83. >> yesterday it was decided it's been a terrific month. >> reporter: especially when you hear the dog days of august. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com. anytime anywhere. >> it was heaven for burger lovers in greeneville, delaware. 20 local restaurants fired up their grills for the competition. in addition to handing out 89 bragging rights for best burger. the contest raises money to help

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>> welcome back on this sunday, it is 9:17, 69 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at a beautiful shot there out of philadelphia international airport. it is gorgeous day, mother nature making up for yesterday. a movie theater in california is reopened this weekend after a scary problem off screen. stadium 12 was shut down on monday because of bedbugs. a number of theater goers ended up covered in bites like these. city officials got complaints of

bedbugs a few weeks ago. this week they underwe will be ablewent a three step process to get rid of the bugs for good. doctors say parents should be easing youngsters back to school year schedule by having them go to bed earlier and wake up earlier by 15 minutes everyday. remember to turn off all devices including tv for an hour before bedtime. for kids heading to school for the first time, go through the morning routine it helps cut the first day anxiety. harvard research errs found if a patient -- researchers found if a patient switches from a named brand drug to a generic, they stop taking it.

the study said doctors could do a better job of preparing. >> 6abc.com get fit challenge continues. this month do strength training, it can build bone and muscle and help you recover from injuries. here's ali gorman. >> reporter: rachel mandel said all things considered she is doing well, 8 months ago while driving her car was t-boned by a truck. >> it was the second i hit the ground after getting out of the car felt the most pain. rachel fractured her pelvis in multiple spots. she spent months in a wheelchair and had to use a walker after that. after physically therapy they worked with a trainer.

strengthening the muscles around the injury is vital. >> she recommends working with someone experienced in injury recovery or prevention. rachel said strength training played a huge role in her recovery, physically and mentally. >> when you've gone through a trauma, you need something to lift your spirits. >> reporter: if you don't have an injury, strength training is recommended two or three times a week. we have more ways to get started at 6abc.com. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> more to come on "action news," justin bieber may have hit on the charts, but not at the perfume counter. how to get on trend back to school clothes wowt breaking the

6. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:23 sunday morning, here's satellite and radar, i will i will trait with what -- illustrate what's going on with the weather pattern. you can follow along by following the clouds. here's the back-door cold front that struck yesterday. it's along the carolinas, we have high pressure across the delaware valley. there's a warm front across the high plains and another trailing cold front right there. in between these trojts -- frontal systems it's stifling hot. we have three areas that are

under heat at advisory, the cool weather is north of the front. that high will provide sunshine over the next four or five days. it will allow for a warmup as this pattern shifts. we're on the cooler side right now. it will work out to sea. it will allow the heat pump high shift east. always it slides east and move to the east coast it will warm up a little bit, but not like the stifling 90s out there. >> college students are heading to campus and for identity thieves they have become a popular tarpght. it's not just -- target, it's not just protecting smart phones, but laptops, check the privacy policy to see if there's an opening for breach. it's almost back to school time which means a wardrobe for

many students. saving with 6abc shows us you don't have to break the bank to be fashionable. >> reporter: kids of all ages want to look their best when heading back to school, and parents want to save money. that's why it makes sense to check outlets for school brands. for elementary schoolers, denim and layering are in. >> we're seeing trend for the elementary school kids, denim, shorts, jean jackets and for the guys, we're finding graphic t-shirts and fun plaid shirts in different colors. >> reporter: with a 50% off sale at gap. you can get lawrence 97-dollar outfit for $41. and kristins for 30.

>> reporter: cheyanne's outfacility from j. crew retails $149. but out let price is 79. philip's is 51% off, $51. for the high schoolers,. >> a orderly are look for the high schoolers. you can find the fun accessories. >> reporter: carol's accessory as is are $209 versus 386 retailer. and mark's is 50% off, $88 instead of 164. it doesn't take long to sign up for the free shopper's club. we'll give you a link to do it at 6abc.com. i'm amy buckman channel 6 "action news."

>> on the people scene, two music superstars are being blamed for stinking up the bottom line of a big company. justin bieber and taylor swift. their first perfumes flew off the shelves when they were launched in 2011. they said the celebrity scents have soured. swift is still red hot on itunes. 9:27. much more to come on "action news." the clock is ticking to save the historic carousel on the jersey shore. she may be in her 80s, but this author knows something about steamy novels. stows stories and .

>> police only a handful of arrests marred a quiet night in furgeson, missouri. >> the u.n. calls for swift action to stop another massacre by advancing isis forces. drivers are getting a big break at the pump just in time for the labor day road trip. >> meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: it's beautiful out here, nydia. we have sunshine and skies of

blue and gentle breeze and no humidity once again. it's been a fantastic august. i'm going to show you the monthly numbers so far. temperatures are well below average. speaking of below average. all these numbers once again a little bit cooler than where we should be for this time of year. pottstown, 66. chester, # 0. glassboro, 70. buena, 69. the fun thing even though these numbers are below where they should be for this time of year, they are close to where we topped out yesterday. because of all the clouds and the showers, the numbers were really held down. look at the poconos, 67 degrees. allentown, 72. trenton, 73. ful grass borough, 74. middletown, 75. the normal high for this time of year is 85 degrees, we were ten degrees below average. for the month so so far look at atlantic city, 4 degrees below normal. wilmington, 3. the poconos, 3. trenton, philadelphia closing in on 3 degrees below average.

we've had only one day this month where we cracked the 90-degree mark. this is a months to remember. mostly sunny today, pleasant afternoon, accuweather says expect a comfortable high of 80 degrees, it's a nice finish to a miserable start to the weekend. >> president obama has ordered a white house review of how police get military gear from the pentagon and weather they are using it properly. he ordered that review after that gear inflamed tensions in ferguson ms. mis. overnight in -- missouri. overnights in missouri, tensions flared briefly. despite some shouting between protesters there were only a handsful of arrests, the funeral for brown is tomorrow. >> we want justice for eric gardener and we want justice for mike brown. >> thousands demonstrated

peacefully in statten island to protest the choke hold death of an unarmed black man by a white new york city police officer they want an arrest and for the officers involved in the deathful eric gardener to be fired. garner's death was ruled a homicide after he was taken tots ground by a police officer who used a banned choke hold manuver an estimated 2500 people took part in the march. >> the u.n. is warning that sunni extremists from isis is threatening to carry out another ethnic slaughter in iraq. isis has laid siege to the town for 70 days. 20,000 residents have no electricity and are running out of food and medical supplies. iraq needs to send military forces to the area to save the town. >> the fighting is intensifying in gaza.

israeli airstrikes have leaved two large buildings. a 7 story buildings with businesses on the bottom floor was destroyed. about 30 people were injured. there are no reports of death, israel said both buildings harbored hamas operations. israel sent automated phone calls to residents warning them the buildings would be targeted. iran unveiled two high attitude drones designed to create map forilitary and civilian purposes. they regularly announce military advances that can not independently verified. a hospital buildings in the ukraine city of donesk have been

rocketed, hundreds of thousands ha fd. grnche five people escaped an apartment fire in wilmington last night on lancaster avenue. smoke was comg from the roof when firefighters arrived. both and the apartments above it suffer smoke damage in the blaze. the cause is under investigation. the auction house selling the historic carousel in seaside heights, n jsey is searching for a buyer to keep it in tact. guernsey has yet to set a date for a single buyer. otherwise the organ and 58-hand carved figures will be sold

piecemeal. shale gas drilling also called fracking has been controversy in pennsylvania for several years, now it's causing hot debate in north carolina. opponents and supportsers have packed hearing. north carolina wants to lift moratorium to cash in on the nationwide shale gallons move. opponents say it endangers the environment. supports say it will close the 4 million-dollar budget gap. aaa predicts 35 million people will go 50 miles or more from home for the labor day weekend. 86% will travel by car, 8% going by plane. and those drivers may see the lowest prices at the pump since 2010. aaa said the average prices

dropped again this past week almost a dime below this time last year. a regular gallon of gas in philadelphia costs 3.48. in delaware it's 3.31. in south jersey it's the lowest with a gallon costing 3.17. hard to believe that school starts this week in parts of the delaware valley and "action news" reporter, annie mccormick tells us of community efforts to get kids started on the right foot. >> i think i want the colorful one. >> reporter: brianna ross joins had your cousin at sneakerrer villa for the backpack give away. >> the community group and the historic concord school got kids ready with donations for the 5th year in a row. in gloucester county victory and christ chen center perhaps to give away 750 backpacks and food

and hair cuts. i'm with the kids in gloucester city, they can't wait to go -- >> back to school. >> reporter: victory in christ has done this for 79 years and parents depend on it. >> i don't think it doesn't get respect how costly it is especially for uniforms and the supplies. >> reporter: organizers of camden at power circle pull from personal experience. >> we are from here, we know what the kids need. there's a lot of kids who are less fortunate. they want to learn we want to plaish they are equipped to do so. >> reporter: all organizations do not want to hear thank yous, they want to hear this year after year, i miss my friends, i want to go back to school. >> much more to you come on "an news" sunday morninged digs. rescuers race the clock

they look to find a missing 3 dozen in japan. >> brother and sister find each other after 50 years of being apart. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast including your call for the labor day when we come right

>> steep slopes and tons of mud are hampering efforts to find 40 people missing in mudslides in her robbery ma -- hiroshima, japan. the greatest chance of finding survivors have passed. dozens of hills around hiroshima gave away almost simultaneously. iceland is watching the

eruption of a volcano, bardarbunga. if it breaks through the ice, it could interrupt key airline routes like it did four years ago. penn state is planning flying out in -- this week to ireland. bardarbunga is fun name to say. >> reporter: you do it so well. we have temperatures in the 60s some several locations and a lot of sunshine. we'll keep it this way through thursday afternoon. 70 degrees in the city, dewpoints in the low 60s. slightly humid, but it feels nice, especially for august standards. winds are calm and pressure reading is climbing, philadelphia, 70. wilmington, 71. sea isle city and each haimp,

72. -- beach haven 72. we had a series of frontal systems over the is you susqueha valley and northern virginia. all that has pushed to the south. with the high moving in from upstate new york is bringing us a nice day. there's the high. it will at this time there over the second several days. we have a warm front that will approach the region, but it will take its time. today is a good one, tomorrow is a good one, more sunshine and comfortable humidity leaves. tuesday the warm front punches through. the tuesday is a good day, the humidity leaves climb tuesday night into wednesday. we get into wednesday, the warm front approaches we're talking about sunshine and temperatures in the upper 80s, some areas could hit 90 degrees by wednesday. it is going to turn warmer, we're talking a lot of sunshine and quiet weather over the next several days. this is tropical crisoobol.

this is the tropical depression over the turks and caicos islands. the waves will get rough here on the eastern side of this storm. we're seeing seas of ten to 20 feet. actually if we go to storm tracker 6 live double scan we can confirm that with occupier buoy reports. we're seeing winds out of the south/southeast 20 to 25 miles per hour, gusting to 34. you get here, the seas are buildings ten to 20 feet. the spaghetti plots take it to the north, you can see the wide range in solutions. the models are having a difficult time where they want to take this thing. some have it all the way out in the atlantic some of the others push it close to the eastern seaboard before it turns to the north. it's something we have to watch closely over the next couple of days. every forecast model strengthens it into a category one

hurricane. the big question where does it go once it becomes a hurricane. the shore, 77 degrees, sunny and breezy. poconos, no fog out there, lots of sunshine. in the city, 80 degrees, lots of sunshine, very low humidity levels. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, each and everyday is quiet, outside shot of a thunderstorm late in the day on thursday, that's significant because the eagles are playing the jets at the linc. that's the day we have to watch. tuesday, wednesday, quiet, 84, 8589. thursday it's warm, there's a chance of a pop pop-up thundersm late in the day. 87 degrees, friday, sun and clouds, quiet, 83. saturday we start labor day weekend, the early call is more clouds, maybe rain and

thunderstorms, cooler high of 82. so we have a perfect week and the weekend arrives and all belts are off. >> fingers controlsed. >> stay on top of our changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com. visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 live radar, both the hourly and seven-day forecast. the latest "action news" videos and photos. a romance novel is written by an 80-year-old and it is not a shy one. >> . yes, 86-year-old georgia, who writes under the georgey marie, admits her novel no goodbye is steamy. it initially shocked her

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>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us at cape may, new jersey, look at those blue skies out there. we have clouds up in the sky, ay

if you're heading out. not too plane people on the beach. you've gotlenty of places to schools as you head out this morning. >> it took more than a half century, but an ohio woman when her long lost brother have been reunited. they were young children living in california when their mother died. they had different fathers and we bet in different directionses. kim goes by larry his middle name. finally they connected a making up for lost time. >> something special about having a brother and sister that i never h. he is partly of me, and he i always going to be part of me. >> while the two say they are not going t lose that connection now. >> and now to the big board, to our big talkers of the week, it's a routine question for

school kids, how was your day. this was not a routine answer.ao camera on their 6-year-old. this is 6-year-old andrew weber walking down the hall to his classroom. in a minuterowley see himet a hug from his new teacher. an dru droo drewai s he wasn't nervous wearing the camera and it made himhe t most popar kid in school. >> back to school ads are everywhere, one missouri mom got ontu being touted the worst commercial ever. all rig, there slightly off key cpy ad wasot n meant to joke, but the mall'seneral

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fall sports and that means cheerleaders are, too. meet the inspired twisters. this is a new squad in tyler texas made up of special needs children. the group has dprawn kids all over from east texas. they are working hard to raise money for uniforms and competition travel fees. one mom said her daughter may not make other squads, but on this one she is at home. phillies worked overtime, but couldn't bring home the bacon. the eagles have question mark as they head into the final preseason game. here's jeff skeverski with today's sports.

>> reporter: talk about a long night at the ballpark last night, phillies cardinals ended at midnight. they beat themselves in the 6th inning two fielding errors scored three runs for saint louis. your head hurts watching the phils these days, do what that guy did, get a cushion. how about the phillies staging a comeback, ryan howard gets the phils within 2. in the 8th no out, bases loaded marlin bird into right. 2-run single we're tied at 5. we go to extra innings. ken giles gets out of it in the 12th. that's that, phillies lose 6-5. eagles have until next saturday to get the roster down to 53. they have made their first cuts.

one of 14 players released, a defensive end spent three years in the army which included three tours of duty in afghanistan. the most intriguing story line, the kicker spot, when the season starts, will alex hennery be there? he missed the 31-yard goal against pittsburgh. chip kelly has not given henery a defendant. >> instead of saying i don't know howic do that, we have a chance on at practice field from now until thursday night. we have get one more chance to play and then we have to make a decision. >> preseason football eagles fans you'll like this, dallas

miami, tony romo throws for 80 yards. their starting offense scored two field goals, dallas lost 25-20. they are 0-3. ravens redskins, targeted twice last night but not a single catch. this from robert given iii out -- robert griffin iii out out of bound. thaddeus young has been traded to minnesota, partly of a three team deal, sixers get a first round pick. have the sixers clean house or what, with young gone, michael carter williams is the only remaining player from last year starting lineup. young was here since 2007.

he said on his twitter page he loved it here in philly. >> there's much more to come .

>> welcome back it is 10:00 a.m. on this sunday, august 24.e back it is in the news, they didn't take the little league world series

title, but the taney dragons are about to get a hero's welcome home anyway just as they deserve. >> a car is wrapped around a pole in south jersey overnight sending one to the hospital in critical condition. and two women are murdered mayfair, one of them had reportedly been getting death threats. meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board, first with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: all right, nydia, we're going to head to the shore. i know the folks would like to see sunshine after yesterday's mess, ship bottom, 73 degrees, beach haven 70 degrees. this is a small craft advisory that goes in effect this afternoon. the seas will get a little rough. we're dealing with the onshore wind. it will be breezy on the sand. we'll see waves of 3 to 4 feet that's why the small craft advisory is up. ocean city, 72. sea isle, 72.

wildwood, 71. philadelphia, 81 degrees, 69 in atlantic city, wildwood, 71. this might be a little bit overdone, may be a little too cool. you'll see noticeable differences on the coast as you go inland. 80 inland, 72, 73 in atlantic city by 3:00 p.m. 80 degrees in the city, mostly sunny skies, jersey shore, breezy and nice, 77. poconos 75. sunshine along with a few passing clouds. a winning streak continues tomorrow, sunny skies, real nice, highs around 84. this will continue through most of next week. i'll show you the seven day when i come back in just a bit. >> the city of philadelphia is getting ready to roll out the red carpet for the taney dragons they didn't fulfill their dream of winning the little league world series, but they are heros to everyone here at home. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live at love park

where the taney celebration will be held today. i bet they have quite the turnout. >> the kids are leaving williamsport for the first time since they have been up there. they will have the bulls head straight here to love park to a rally that the city is planning to have for them today. we don't have too many details what the rally will entail. but the city wanted to make sure they welcome their heros home. it was a trip to williams ports that philadelphia sports fan couldn't expect. the members of the taney dragons thought it was a dream. >> our dream, dream, it was to get to williams port, but when we got here, it was a reality. >> reporter: you made your dream. >> yup. >> reporter: this team arena one amazing little girl captured city. record crowds came to williamsport and record number

of fans tuned in to watch. jackie robinson west little league took taint request out of the run -- took taney out of the running, today we plan to celebrate this hump little group who made history. >> we want to put the name taney out there, to let inner city kids they can make a big difference in baseball history. >> reporter: if you're coming to love park, the taney dragons are expected to be here around 12:00 or 12:30 when the bus is expected to arrive. they would love to have a big crowd to welcome the kids back home. this is something that the city has been trying to organize with the parents and the kids, again, they thought it was important to

show that the city loves those kids and how appreciative they are. >> it's important. even if you ceapt be in love -- can't be in love park, you can get in the on the action, we'll be streaming it live at 6abc.com. the team that defeated taney plays south korea for the little league world series title. i-95 and 495 bridge in christiana river is open again. the department of transportation opened the northbound side of the bridge. tilting support columns forced officials to close the span in early june. that created traffic headaches for tens of thousands of drivers. the southbound side opened july 31. the owners around the bridge have been issued violations for dumping dirt next to the support columns. about 2:30 a pick up truck slammed into a pole in northeast philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene

deveraux avenue at roosevelt boulevard, the driver a man in his 20s was trapped inside the vehicle. after firefighters managed to free him he was taken to torresdale hospital where's in stable condition. a driver took off after slamming a car into a pole in camden, leaving a passenger behind in a burning car, now police are trying to track down that person. the action cam was on the scene at kaighn avenue at south 7th street. the car went out of control and hit the pole and burst into flames. the passenger was taken to cooper hospital in critical condition. the search continues for the killers who gunned down two women in their mayfair home. last night homicide detectives were examining the home on vista treat for evidence. one of the victims was the homeowner dolly evans. her brother said he dropped her off yesterday afternoon after taking her grocery shopping. 30 minutes later she was dead. >> it could have been me, i

normally stay around, today i unloaded the stuff and left. >> her brother added that evans recently received death threats, but didn't know who made them. 59-year-old ruby thomas moved into the home a few months ago, the victim's grandson lived in the house as well. they say he survived a shooting last month on this same block. philadelphia have another murder in the northeastern section of the city. a man was hit by a car on the 4700 block of ramona street and someone shot him in the chest and stomach. he was found dead near a nearby cemetary. the honda civic that hit the man was found on fire. the victim's name has not been released. in trenton, a search is on for a man who posed as a police officer and sexually assaulted a woman working in a store. police say this man walked into

the store on the 800 block of north broad street yesterday afternoon. the female imree -- employee was alone in the store at the time, he identified himself as an officer and took her in the bathroom and sexually assaulted. him. >> he passed himself off as a police officer. he showed a badge or what appeared to be a badge. he was armed with a handgun exe also had a -- and he also had a radio in his hand. >> if anyone recognizes that man call trenton police. philadelphia police are investigating a bizarre overnight incident. police say a car dumped a naked man on to south philadelphia street. officers saw the incident around 4:00 a.m., the man was thrown out of the car along the 1300 block of columbus boulevard. a few minutes later police stopped the vehicle on 1500

block of south delaware avenue. officers are questioning the two men and three women inside. police found the victim's clothes about alock from where being evaluat at jefuniversity . a burglary at a church in marlton, new jersey i under investigation this morning. >> reporter:omebody boat into the offices -- somebody broke into the offices of saint isaac's church on sunday. the room was ransacked and they got away with sceferl hundred dollars in -- several hundred dollars in cash. a tv was stolen from the church a few months ago. there's not much money in the budget for sprucing up school buildings, but a private group is giving at that school a spruced up look. >> reporter: more than 150 volunteers are making needed improvements to the buildings

inside and out. >> the tires will be part of a planter, we'll stack them in a pyramid shape. the fence will be repaired. >> reporter: volunteers are making sure sure the kids are able to enjoy a game of hospital scotch on -- hopscotch on a nice fall afternoon. this project is part of php's volunteer and adopt a school program. >> we do one organized community event every month. the employees were allowed to take their time off from work as i him here today and provide community service. >> on the school rooftop, the old basketball hoops and back boards will be replaced with new ones. several classrooms are being painted and new catch is being installed to transform the teachers lounge. it's all being done to make sure the school is a welcome be environment for the nearly 300

students who will be returning to class september 8. renovating the school library is a job the teachers themselves have taken on. >> we don't have a library, the students are bringing the books back in, they are out of sync, they are putting them back in by number and alphabetical order. >> reporter: this is people helping people third consecutive summer school improvement project. volunteers have bigger plans for next year. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news." >> a bucks county athletic field is busy this weekend for a great cause. dozens of teens assigned up for the soccer for soldiers tournament in warrington it provides merge sip assistance -- emergency assistance to military families and wounded warriors. the event has raised $50,000 in the past two years. a mistake by a zookeeper in the lion enclosure unless turns

deadly. we're looking live at least you will be in a moment, we're looking live sky sky at philadelphia international, meteorologist chris sowers has your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we right

>> we have new details on the powerful earthquake that has hit the san francisco bay area this morning. this is video just in of a

mobile home park on fire in napa. napa was a fire captain said there are number of injuries, two serious. the quake has cause the widespread damage knocking out power to thousands and causing two fires arena collapsed roof and broken gas mains. napa police have activated the city's operation center. one bridge off interstate 80 was damaged. it hit 3:30 pacific time it's the largest quake to strike napa valley in 25 years. zookeeper at the dallas zoo was attacked by a lioness. one of the big cats walked through the opening and pounced on the zookeeper. he managed to spray pepper spray

to get the cat off of him, that probably saved his life. he is expected to be okay. >> final check of accuweather. we have a lot of sunshine out there, let's go live on sky 6. we'll show you the view, much improved from yesterday. we're enjoying nice weather hear. we have comfortable temperatures and very low humidity leaves. we're down to 65 degrees in quakertown, we got down to 61 in quakertown this morning. slatington, 66. tanersville, 68. mid 70s for center city and chester. we're seeing the 70s throughout south jersey, as well. hammonton, 68 degrees, buena, 72. same number for gandys beach, glassboro, 70. yesterday we topped out at 74. some of the numbers are getting close to where the high was yesterday. it's only 10:14 a.m. we're doing much better out there. here's the satellite and radar, again, nice and quiet on the east coast. it's quiet across the county, as well. we have a large storm system

swirling right here, across the high plains pushing in and aroundward through bismarck. the jet stream is heading this away. it's not heading in our direction. the trailing cold front is sweeping through here, it will arrive thursday afternoon. before that arrives we're baking across the heartland of the nation. 10:14 here, it's only 9:14 out here, and we're in the mid 80s. 85 in memphis, saint louis, 86. we'll see triple digit heat through a lot of states in the central states. that heat will shift east. it's fairly cool relatively speaking compared to average. the pattern will switch. that cool pocket of air will move east, that will allow the heat pump high to push east into our neck of the woods. the good news as it slides east it will lose some of its punch. it will get warmer, well not see

the triple digit heat. there's on one day where we reach 90 degrees or warmer. we'll only catch a little peels of is stifling -- piece of this stifling heat in this part of the county. cristobol we're seeing maximum stained winds at 45 miles per hour, gusting to 55. there's the turks and caicos islands. we're seeing a blossoming or or enhancement of thunderstorms, if you will, there's the bahama chain, the southern tip of florida. the national hurricane center has a it making a category one hurricane thursday morning off the coast of south carolina. that's their forecast. a lot of forecast models have no idea where they want to take this thing. this is spa get -- spaghetti

plots. each line represents a model, we call that ensosoensembling. there's a lot of uncertainties where the storm will go. you saw the other modeling there it actually brings it into florida, we'll watch it and see what happens. 77 degrees down the shore, mostly sunny skies, a gorgeous day. temperatures close to 08, lots of sunshine, very comfortable humidity leaves, trenton, 78 degrees, wilmington, 80 on the dot. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and pleasant monday 84. 85, more sunshine, tuesday. wednesday, warming up, 89. it wouldn't surprise me if a couple of areas hit 90 degrees.

thursday, warm, 87. friday, quiet, 83. saturday wet weather 82. that's a week away. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com. anytime anywhere. a demolition crew in albany new york splashed color across an imposition of an old hotel. aacularfolut of bsldonnol b ng lwilmaware.itre hope o e aate

ft i m alehe cours balls, ehiri t i 600 gulf balls and its 100 pounds. it was an unusual regatta in the florida keys, contestants paddled and swam their way in the annual anything floats race. it was to race in whatever you could find or build that would help you stay afloat. the prize for the most creative went to the coke float. and wilson's revenge which was a tribute to the movie cast away, they used a volleyball an mail boxes. remember the cat riding a romba vacuum wearing a shark

costume. now look at the baby. not only does the baby not pull off the costume, which is surprising if and of itself. as you can see, he cannot take his eyes off his cat friend. the video was made in honor of shark week. we'll be back with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers stay with

>> coming up this morning 11:30 is inside story, here's tamala edwards with a preview. >> reporter: coming up on inside we have a great show. you have to tune in. we dig into ferguson, not the protest, but where this case goes now with the grand jury, confess about the lead brr prosecutor and what's to happen

here, really smart panel talking about that. we talk about the taney dragons, do you know where they get their name? the history behind that and why who they are and what they've done compared to that gives us a reason to hope. you'll want to hear it, we'll see you later on inside story. >> a look at accuweather. >> reporter: if you're heading to citizens bank park, bring along the sunscreen. we have sun out there, and comfortable temperatures at 77 degrees when they get this going, 80 degrees by the 9th inning. ppl park, union takes on san jose, 8:00 p.m., 73 degrees start time, 70 by the 90th minute. no weather issues for anything that you're doing today. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast for most of the week for that matter. 80 degrees tomorrow. more sunshine as we head into wednesday and thursday, temperatures if the upper 80s. there's an outside chance of

rain thursday, but the better chance is saturday which is a week away. >> nice day to welcome home the taney dragons love park at noon. i hope a lot of people make it out there. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is next on 6abc. >> reporter: coming up on this week the terror groom isis on the rise. we're tracking the threat to the homeland as the white house considers expangtdz -- expanding airstrikes in syria. ferguson starts to heal, the round table takes on all the week's politics it's coming up on this week, eva and nydia back to you. >> thank you, george. here's the stories we're working on for you, new video is pouring in from the heart pounding moments that the earthquake hit along the california coast. we're monitoring the impact. >> we'll be live at the celebration party for the taney dragons at noon.

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.

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