-- grocery store. >> a tractor-trailer tips over on the on the schuylkill expressway, we'll run down what that means for your morning commute. >> the made in america festival, find out what jay-z has planned for this year. >> where did the summer go, guys? >> it's not over. 5:30, august 29. karen is off, let's take a look at accuweather and matt pellman has a lot when we look at the roads, good morning. >> reporter: we have plenty of sunshine on the way, satellite showing you a few clouds out of the great lakes, but for the most part we're expecting sunny skies. 62 degrees in philadelphia. cool and comfortable. allentown, 52. 55 in reading, 56 in trenton, 59 in wilmington, low 60s down the shore at this hour. stepping outside, cool and

comfortable. 60 by 6:00 p.m. 65 by 8:00. mainly clear skies overhead. as we roll through the day, it will be a warm, but nice day. 67 degrees by 9:00 a.m., 74 by noon, 80 by 3:00 p.m., your high of 81 probably around 3:30 or 4:00. 77 degrees by 6:00 a.m. low humidity not as breezy as yesterday. matt pellman things get stickier tomorrow and down right steamy on sunday, details coming up. >> reporter: all right, david we'll try to enjoy the morning commute, but we're not off to the greatest start on the schuylkill expressway by the roosevelt boulevard. a truck overturned, the truck, the trailer portion which you see there was carrying eggs, i hope there are a few good eggs left, i have a feeling most of them are not in such great condition. because of this overturned truck we have several ramps closed. they are the ramps from the schuylkill expressway to city avenue as well as the ramps that

connect the boulevard route 1 southbound with the schuylkill expressway westbound and city avenue southbound. let's come back out to the live picture. they have the truck up and attached to a tow truck. we're hearing they should be clearing this out in the next half-hour, if you're coming west on the schuylkill expressway, bail at montgomery, run montgomery to belmont and from there get to city avenue. if you're coming south on the boulevard, i would bail out at ridge avenue, work your way through east falls to the city avenue bridge and from there get to city avenue or the westbound side of 76. we have the blockages by the art museum because of the made in america preparations, most of eakens oval is closed off as well as the inner drive of the benjamin franklin parkway, the outer drives close at 10:00 on this friday morning. matt. >> a pair of calculating chris are on the run this morning they ambushed a businessman who was

carrying $70,000 in cash many he was about to deposit in the bank. katherine scott is live at police headquarters to bring us up to date. >> reporter: good morning, matt, the 37-year-old victim was shot once in his arm. else referring he is in stable condition at the hospital when he was taken there. police are looking for tips, they say this businessman owns several local businesses, he was going to deposit $70,000 in cash when he was ambushed. when you look at the video you can see a gun lying on the ground. that's the victim's gun. police say he never drew it, officers laid it on the ground when they arrived to make sure everything was safe. broken glass is everywhere. le this happened around 6:00 p.m. in northeast philadelphia. the businessman pulled up to make a deposit at the citizens bank branch inside the path mark when the two suspects blocked him into his parking spot and came up on either side of him. they were armed and wearing

masks. he was shot a bag of money stolen containing 70 grand. police say the suspects had been waiting for the victim. >> i seen a bunch of people in the store, so i knew something was going on. when i came out, looked like a dodge caravan taking off. i seen a guy getting out of the car a lot of blood all over his clothing. >> reporter: here's a picture of the van. police believe it's a white dodge caravan with roof racks and may have custom rims. the van was spotted and looked like the men were trying to change the license plate. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> police have made more progress in the search for the thugs who dumped three men into the schuylkill expressway river killing two of them. they confiscated buckets of roofing smenlt yesterday. these buckets are similar to what was used to weigh down two

of the victims who died. a third man who was not weighed down did not die. two men gambled away drug money, a friend didn't bring enough to save the men. the white house is doing damage control over the comments president obama made about isis. yesterday he had he said there's no strategy to handle the militants. now they are saying there's a plan, but it's not finalized. >> isil has come to represent the worse elements in the region, rooting out a cancer like isil will not be easy. but i'm confident we will working with our partners. >> the bombings destroyed a

humvee. president obama has surveillance of isis over syria. "good morning america" will have more on the situation in syria, coming up at 7:00 a.m. after "action news." 5:36, happening today an old city fire department damaged by flames is set to reopen. it has taken a year to make an estimated 475,000 worth of wree pairs. the companies that normally work on 4th street had been relocated to nearby firehouses. >> drivers should prepare for significant detours around the made in america festival starting with the morning rush today. crews have been busy setting up the stages, the lighting and the speaker system for the two-day concert on the parkway. city officials want concert goers to be aware of changes. >> reporter: if you bring the

container in, the contain her will have to be empty. i understand there's new things called camelbacks, you can bring them in, but they have to be empty. the if they are not empty they will not get in. >> matt pellman will help you with the detours all morning long. the 6abc.com is the is your source for made in the america festival. there's a slide of the performers and you will know who is coming to the stage and when. >> it's going to be hot this weekend. >> reporter: especially sunday, and monday, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're precipitation free, cool and comfortable conditions take a look as we have stars out out overhead. sunshine coming up over the horizon later on this morning. and very comfortable to starting point out this friday, following yesterday's comfortable afternoon. 62 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint is down in the 40s,

that's pretty dry air, so it does feel good. the winds out of the north/northwest at 8 miles per hour. not that strong, really. satellite and radar shows you there are clouds that sweep down into the region, this will will be enough to fall art pay and thin enough to allow sun through. 65 degrees by 8:00. 11:00, 72. by 2:00 p.m., in the upper 70s, high of 81 around 3:30 or 4:00 before he slide back into the upper 70s by 5:00 p.m. high temperatures, 76 in allentown, 80 in trenton. 81 in wilmington. 78 in millville. down the shore it will be cooler than the last couple of days, highs reaching into the mid 70s. tomorrow things start to change. warm front pushing past us, clouds and sun, getting more humid as the day goes on, sunday it gets steamy. monday steamy, as well. with a cold front getting close

to us there's a chance of a drenching downpour producing thunderstorm in spots late sunday and monday, better chance on monday. up in the poconos, sunny and nice, 72. saturday, clouds and sun, 73, and chance of afternoon shower or thunderstorm on sunday and better chance on monday. at the shore, 76. 78 sun and clouds, more humid on saturday, sunday, humid with sun, 82. we can't rule out a late day or thunderstorm do you want shore on sunday and more of the same on monday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 81, still nice today, more humid tomorrow, 82. not oppressive on saturday, no rain. sunday, hot and steamy, high of 90. that drenching thunderstorm may pop up late in the day or evening in at least some spots. monday, muggy, 90 degrees the high, pretty humid another chance of afternoon and evening

drenching showers and thunderstorms, better chance monday than sunday, doesn't mean it's happening all the time. 92 on tuesday, hot and unsettle the. we get better as we head into the middle of next week. >> next up a stunning sight in a north philadelphia neighborhood. crews bring in heavy machinery to haul mountains of trash out of the home. >> a fed up store owner fights back when robber attempt to hold him up a second time. >> reporter: we have drivers fed up this morning, they are stacking on the southbound side of the boulevard and he thinks broaching the schuylkill expressway because the off ranch is closed to the westbound side. we'll help them out after the break. >> we'll have an update on joan rivers health scare when "action news" comes right back.

>> welcome back you're taking a live look here down the shore, atlantic city, a lot of folks will be down there this weekend enjoying this last weekend of summer, barbecuing hanging out on the beach. 5:43, 62 degrees, getting up to 81. >> leaving for work doesn't work on the schuylkill expressway early. >> reporter: we don't want drivers having egg on their face getting into work late. that wouldn't be good. listen up, we have this controversy turned truck that

was carrying eggs spilled on the westbound side of the schuylkill expressway at city avenue. the ramps are closed you can't use them at this point. we've been hearing at 6:00 a.m. they plan to open the ramps, they have a tow truck in here you can see it, they are in the process of attaching it to the cab of the truck that controversy turned before 1:00 a.m. hoping they are on time and get it cleared out in the next 15 minutes. if you're heading west on the schuylkill expressway you normally bail out for city avenue, that ramp is closed. bail at montgomery drive and take it to belmont from there you can get to city avenue. if you're coming south on the roosevelt boulevard, some of those rambles are closed, including the one to go west on the schuylkill expressway and to get to city avenue southbound, bail southbound at ridge and work through east falls and city avenue bridge and from there you can get to the schuylkill expressway and city avenue. let's do the suburban traffic

report early on this holiday morning. luckily not a lot of construction on the pennsylvania turnpike or the northeast extension, 65 miles per hour is the magic speed, we'll take it, things are moving well on the p-a turnpike. without for more work 9 to 3:00 in astin. they are doing pipeline maintenance, stay on 352 instead. delco water main installation on 320 use lawrence as the alternate around that. let's do the commuter report, if you're heading shore bound, things look good on the ac expressway and the garden state parkway. a terrible stench drifted down north 1th street when crews started cleanup at a philadelphia hording house.

it was so bad, crews needed a backhoe to pull the garbage out of the windows, neighbors have been complaining about the property for years, the owner was taken to the hospital for a mental health valuation. a tour bus crash in canada, injured dozens of tourists. crews set up a make-shift triage in the middle of a mountain highway in british columbia where the crash occurred. all 56 passengers were hurt when the asian tour bus rolled over yesterday. 6 people are in critical condition. 15 more have serious injuries. >> the police response to protests in ferguson, missouri have led to 40 million-dollar lawsuit. it accused ferguson and saint louis county police making false arrests and assault and battery. a 23-year-old man said he was walking through the zone when he was trying to get to his mother's house, and shot with

rubber bullets and called racial slurs. meanwhile a federal law is being called for having all police officers carry body cameras so police confrontations are recorded. >> it seems to me before we give federal funds to police departments we ought to mandate they have body cams. >> the protests were reactions of the shooting of 18-year-old michael brown by a police officer. john river was rushed to the hospital, more details coming up. >> a liquor store owner has a big surprise for two suspects who think they are going to rob him a second time. >> if you're heading back to school

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>> a scorned liquor store owner, didn't use a gun on the two suspects, because he was afraid he was going to shoot an employee, he pushed displays on the two suspects. let's look at the mess on the boulevard. if you're coming southbound it might drive you to drink later on. the off ramp for 76 westbound and city avenue southbound

remain closed because of the controversy turned tractor-trailer from the overnight hours, we're watching that as the morning progresses. we're watching septa detours because of the made in america concert, detours on all the buses, david. >> reporter: it's a cool start across the region, on the big board, 52 in allentown, 55 in reading. philadelphia holding on to the low 60s, it's the same story down the shore, 62 in sea isle and atlantic city. 67 degrees by 9:00 a.m., noon, 74. a great morning to get out there and do a walk, exercise a little bit, do errands. 80 degrees by 3:00 p.m. him we'll look at a high of 81 degrees and back down to 77 by 6:00 p.m. that 81 hitting by 3:30, 4:00. really nice, low humidity, not as breezy asy yesterday, but generally speaking it's pretty

good. 5:00 p.m., 79, 8:00 a.m., 74. in the backyard it gets more humid on saturday and steamy on sunday. matt and tam. >> comedian joan rivers family is speaking out about her medical scare. her daughter said she is resting comfortably at a new york city city avenue. she experienced cardiac arrest during a threat procedure. she was placed in medically comma for observations and is in stable, but critical condition. tracy morgan's lawyer said it may be months before the comedian can walk again. morgan has been spotted using a walker, but relies on a wheelchair to get around. he had a friend who was killed in the june collision with a walmart truck. morgan filed a lawsuit gains the company. >> a state-run university in

pennsylvania is being criticized for allowing student coupons for legal counsel to be offered on campus, a lawyer nearby is offering ten percent off for drug and alcohol offenses. college said the coupons are

>> welcome back you're taking a live look there across the delaware into the aquarium there in camden, looking for something to do with the kids on this long weekend. him there's an idea, 5:55, 62 degrees,. >> we may never know what happened to aaron sofer. he was found in a shallow ditch yesterday. there were fears that there might have been tensions in the region. orthodox jews are opposed to autopsies, so his cause of death will be hard to determine detectives say surveillance video shows 8 young adults marking up buildings and part of the track. it happened early wednesday morning. officials say it will cost $2,000 to clean up. anyone with information is asked to call police.

new this morning, the university of pennsylvania museum is unveiling a skeleton they pulled out of a closet. they rediscovered the 6500-year-old skeleton in the storage room. him it was unearthed in 1930s and sat in the basement for decades. it is believed he is 100 years old. it will be displayed in the arrest fact lab. >> the spider can be blamed for car problems. up next, a warnings for owners who could find a tangled web in their fuel tank. cats and dogs getting a new

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>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. it is friday, august 29 here's what's happening. >> ambushed, rob and shot, an attack in a supermarketting -- supermarket parking lot leaves one man injured and thousands of dollars gone. >> a tractor-trailer careens into a philadelphia home. >> it's going to be a gorgeous weekend. >> reporter: i'll tell you what it's a little cool on the terrace this morning, we've got mainly clear skies, just a couple of light clouds around, satellite is showing you that, a little bit more cloud cover out to the north and west might try to sweep through, but generally speaking it's fair and bright. 52 in allentown mid 50s in trenton and reading. 59 inil