credit the median for inspiring their own careers. >> time for the accuweather forecast, it's a little foggy out there. >> reporter: yes in philadelphia and spots in south jersey and delaware we have patchy dense for. you want to be careful of that. it's shine mixed with clouds, otherwise, and very humid air is pushing up from the south. 69 in allentown, 74 in wilmington, mid 70s down the shore. as we head out the door, it's sticky out there. documents indicating a number above 70. anytime we get numbers over 70 we start talking about oppressive humidity. so it's feeling muggy out there particularly for bucks, montgomery and chester county and points south to the shore. as we head outside to catch the school bus, it will be in the

60s and some of us dealing with fog. rolling into the afternoon, the issues is how warm and humid it will be. 73 by 9:00 a.m., 84 by noon, not too bad. by the time we get to 3:00 p.m., 89 degrees, some urban centers 90. later in the afternoon and evening spotty thunderstorms are possible that could produce drenching downpours in a couple of neighborhoods that's something to weep your eyes on after 2, 3:00 p.m. >> let's look at the roads we're mentioning the fog. you can see a touch of it here, this is i-95 at 420, you can see the penndot arrow board. they have construction blocking the left lane, just be careful as you travel northbound. southbound at bartram the construction there has cleared, so some fog, some construction no accidents on i-95, but an accident involving an overturned vehicle here, it's in overbrook on 59th and up land way. it happened moments ago, you

might want to stick to 57th street to avoid problems on 59th. east falls, that's the boulevard heading toward the schuylkill expressway. no problems there. northbound between 9th and red lion we have paving in the inner drive, you might want to stick to the outer drive. let's take a look in northeast philadelphia, mill haven road at millbrook road, fog as you head out the door. >> a call from concerned relatives in pennsylvania has triggered a death investigation in florida and the all-out search for a man and his young son when officers near tampa showed up at the home of adam matos they were shocked torched four bodies dumped away from the house. mass tows and his son tristan satisteban were nowhere to be found. the son is autistic and are concerned for his safety. >> adam, please let the

sheriff's office have tristan. matos recently moved to florida after living in philadelphia and lehigh county. authorities are not sure if the pair is on their way back here, but they want people to be out there on the look out. new this morning, an underground electrical fire blew a manhole cover off the street. the action cam found firefighters tension to the fire around midnight. no injuries were reported. >> princeton university wants to change the way it investigates sexual assaults on campus. a fault committee will -- faculty committee will propose a special team of trained investigators. lawyers will be allowed to represent the accusers and the

accused at disciplinary hearings. it will bring the ivy league school into complienls with federal -- compliance with federal standards. trump taj mahal is currently running out of money. they are dealing with creditors and going to restructure business. the second largest casino still operating in ac it employees 2800 people and sits next to the just-closed showboat. the reserve closed on tuesday, trump plaza shut down on september 16. >> across the country people are pausing to remember and add to the memorials out there for the lady behind a lot of famous and aserbic jokes. >> reporter: she was known for her zingers and being hilarious. it was hard to believe she was

81. she did so much up until she went into the hospital for a routine procedure where she she went into cardiac arrest. she did go to mount sigh knee hospital she was rush there after the procedure and went into cardiac arrest. it was yesterday that her daughter announced she died peacefully at the age of 81. she had many ties to philadelphia. she was a trail blazer for women in show business and comedy. johnny carson gave joan rivers her big break in 1965. their comedic partnership made their popularity soar. a riff between the two nearly ended her career. she had to work hard to rebuild her career even after her husband who produced the show committed suicide at the four seasons hotel in philadelphia. the emmy winning and

tony-nominated comedian reinvented herself becoming an author, she had business ventures and popularity on eentertainment as a fashion critic. she o made fun of the amount of plastic surgery she had. ties to philadelphia were not just a tragedy her daughter attended college at u-penn. her most successful business ventures was with qvc based in west chester. we spoke to a local comedian from mount laurel who had an tiewpt -- opportunity to open for the legend. >> no jewish jokes and no jokes about clinton. i'm just messing with you. >> she believed in us 24 years ago, when not a lot of people knew who we were. she has been a passionate

advocate for qvc anticipate truly loved our customers and for that i'll love her forever. >> reporter: it was one of the most successful business ventures on qvc. far as the clinic where she was at when she went into cardiac arrest. the clinic is under investigation. it is new york city. funeral arrangements have been made and set for this week in new york city. >> our coverage of joan rivers continues at 6abc.com. you can take a look at slide shows of photos throughout her career and read some of the reaction from hollywood celebrities. >> the eagles season opener is two days away. they face the jacksonville jaguars at lincoln financial field. the players say they are tired of practicing and ready for the real hitting to begin. ron jaworski predicts the eagles could go deep into the playoffs

this season. >> the eagles are a very good football team. i don't think they are quite an elite team yet, but a lot of 350ess are in place for this team not only to be a playoff team but compete to go deeper into the playoffs and maybe the super bowl. >> here comments from jaws on sunday morning, a brand new pregame show eagles game day kickoff airs at 11:30, tune in for a recap on the eagles game day final on 6abc. eagles went 10-6, lost a playoff game. >> reporter: i'm thinking ten wins this year, i think they do win a playoff game this year. i'm with jaws, i don't know this is the year, but thing this will be better, you got to love that offense. >> and we can dream. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan is dreaming about thunderstorms but not seeing any just yet. that could happen late today.

as we look outside, we have sky 6. we have fog down near the airport and areas of south jersey and there's thick, patchy fog down in the state of delaware. if anything, i think this looks better than it did an hour ago. it foggy out there, i want you to be careful of that, in case you're driving around in neighborhoods where there are kids at the bus stops. look at the documents. over 70. it's very muggy out there, i noticed it when i stepped outside a few hours ago. winds south/southeast at 3 miles per hour. we're looking at light winds out there. as we look at future tracker 66 we're looking at clouds and sun throughout the day. as we get into the afternoon, 2:00, 34:00, there's chance of pop up scattered showers.

it quickly gets off the board after that. just spotty stuff today be careful of that and keep your mind on it when you're out later in the afternoon and early evening. otherwise it's just a warm and humid day, be that's 89 issue for most of you. 72 by 8:00. 81 by 11. high of 89 probably around 3:00 p.m. high temperatures across the region are mostly pretty toasty. 87 in allentown and trenton, 88 in wilmington, only 82 down the shore, but more humid there, as well, as the rest of the area so no big difference there. as we take a look, then at the future tracker 6 view for tomorrow. this is a bigger impact day for us, most of the day will be dry, it will be humid with a mix of clouds and sun, by 7:00 p.m. saturday night maybe late afternoon and certainly in the evening we'll be on the look out for a more pronounced line of thunderstorms as a cold front comes in.

where these hit they could produce drenching downpours, and gusty damaging winds. i'm not saying anyone could see that. but there's a chance any given area could deal with that as the drops northwest down to the shore. eagles game is a different story, as the system gets through overnight saturday night into sunday morning. we have drier, lower humidity air and lower temperatures and things look real good for the eagles game. 1:00 p.m. start we're looking at a 76-degree kickoff and 78-degree temperature in the 4th quarter. very good condition for the eagles and jalg wires, hope of -- jaguars. hopefully better for the eagles than the jags football wise. today, 89 degrees, humid, tomorrow, still humid, high of 91 and you'll get those showers and thunderstorms coming through, some of them could produce damaging winds along with the downpours and lightning. sunday we see improvement, sun

returning, humidity is lower, not as warm, obviously. monday, back into the 70s and tuesday we could see the humidity tick back up and showers possible by midweek. >> next up a florida mother accuses her daughter's school of bullying, what she said the school forced her daughter to do after the teen violated the dress code. >> a health care.gov website suffers another set

>> welcome back you're taking a live look here, down the shore there into atlantic city, it is 5:44 and 75 degrees out there right now. >> looks a little foggy in that shot and karen is tracking other areas where it's a bit foggy. >> reporter: that's right, it's patchy, but it's not everywhere. in some spots it's rather dense. let's check it in the suburban traffic report, this is i-95 at least loke highway no big delays, it's early yet and no accidents, just a little fog coming in from new hope or yardley, take the speeds down a little bit, don't use your high beams, of course in the fog. we have construction on the turnpike westbound between bensalem and willow grove. with construction in the overnight hours speeds are improving, 59 and 65 miles per hour. construction in salem county,

blocking a laib -- a lane, route 45 between action station road and route 40 that will last 4:00 p.m. visibility reports, .3 in the poconos. philadelphia international, half a mile. 7 in millville, half a mile in trenton. these areas of gray, reporting in gloucester, burlington county dealing with dense fog there. .3 in dover. that's the only weather related issue affected your commute, we're clear and dry. >> a young boy who was struck by a car in northeast philadelphia has died. the driver hit him at long shore and loreto avenue at 8:30 last night. the child was riding his bike at the time. so far police have not filed any charges against the driver. a pair of school bus fires are under investigation in philadelphia.

the district-owned vehicles went up in flames last night at a depot on byberry road at woodhaven road. investigators are trying to determine if someone torched the school buses or if the fires were accidental. >> happening today president obama plans to hold a press conference from wales before he departs a two-day nato summit. british prime minister david cameron and president obama nudged the group to combat isis. nato general secretary said the global community has to stop the advances, but noticed that iraq has not confronted the group. a florida teenager is angry for having to wear a shame suit for violating the dress code. she came to school dressed like this wearing that skirt several inches above the knee. as a punishment she was forced

to wear oversized sweat panels and large yellow shirt with dress code violation on it. her mother said the punishment didn't fit the crime. >> i don't have a problem with punishing kids. if you don't like the rule, tough you follow the rule. you have to get punished if you don't. but punishment should involved humiliation. it should not ever. >> diana larken is talking to a lawyer about the incident. school officials say they don't see anything wrong with the shame suit. >> 5:48. a local governor's twitter account sent something out that was hardly gubernatorial. hackers

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whenever you see one of those stay indoors. we have been picking up areas of patchy dense fog on storm tracker 6 live double scan we have the ability to do that. le the heaviest appears to be down by dover, delaware. up and down the i-95 corridor, this is where we have seen the in and out foggy situation, you want to be careful as you're driving around this morning in case you encounter that. maybe there's kids trying to get to and from the buses are harder to see. 73 by 9:00. 84 by noon, pretty warm, muggy today, high of 89 degrees at 3 wilmington. whoops i was going to circle it for you. 89 degrees, there's a chance of spotty afternoon and evening thunderstorm. hackers successfully broke into the healthcare.gov. they installed malicious software, but no consumer information was stolen, because it was on a server that did not contain that data. the breach happened july 8th

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his twitter act. this photo went out. him the administration released a statement saying the error happened when his office used an automatic social posting tool. that education announcement that was about how the state is sending five million dollars to 6 struggling delaware schools happened yesterday. all the schools are in wilmington and are the lowest performing in the state. governor markell has designated them priority schools. the money will implement plans to address the individual needs of schools including the many students who live in the poverty. they are in red clay, consolidated and christiana districts. >> brand new at 6:00 a.m., a local cabella's is at the center

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>> good morning, 6:00 a.m. on this friday, september 5. here's what's happening. >> funny, fearless and unforgettable, people from our area share their personal memories of comedic legend construction zone rivers. >> an outdoor sporting goods store in berks county is the subject of a civil rights lawsuit. >> accuweather says get ready for a chance of thunderstorms. >> we'll get a sense of what's coming right now we have meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers is looking a little fog on the roads, good morning. >> reporter: it's muggy on the terrace. there's a bit of fog out here, not horror rent douse -- horrendous we want you to be careful of that. satellite showing some clear skies where it i't