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the defense rests in the trial of a day care worker accused of kidnapping. >> and a camping trip gone terribly wrong, hear from the sleep walker that survive aid 60 foot plunge. but the big story is the fight against isis, president obama will reveal the expanded batting against the terrorist group. >> for the very latest we go to our abc news correspondent. >> reporter: sara and rick good afternoon, the president phoned arab allies and met with his team this morning. he already briefed the congressional leaders about his plan for isis and tonight in his prime time address he'll talk to the american people. >> president obama will lay out his plan to wipe out isis, the

terrorist threat. the militants in iraq targeting the sunnis, and providing them with increased support. today secretary of state, john kerry, traveled to baghdad to show increased support. >> we will not stand by as iceis evil spreads. >> they will go where necessary including syria. it's unknown if he will announce a time to go to syria, he will train and arm the militants battling isis. they are ready to move forward with this effort with or without lawmakers support. >> some are demanding a vote. >> the view is that the president should be seeking congressional approval. period. for whatever he decides to do. >> i believe it would be a grievous mistake after 13 years of war to evolve towards a new

strategy of taking prolong action without congressional approval. >> the president's speech on the 9/11 anniversary, while americans become more worried about the threat of isis, they are now trying to recruit young women on social media and online videos like this. >> the advice i have for the sisters -- >> reporter: over the past several months, white house officials and pentagon leaders are reviewing the country's security posture in light of this growing isis threat. >> thank you for that report. join us tonight for live coverage of the president's speech to the nation, you can see him address the islamic state threat and the strategy to stop t that is tonight at 9:00 here on 6 abc. people in atlantic city are getting a chance to find new

jobs tonight. a career center is set up at the convenience center today. "action news" reporter, eva pilgram joins us now live, she is checking it all out. >> reporter: sara there is some hope for those out of work casino workers, about 60 businesses are here at the atlantic city convention center with more than 1,000 jobs available. the new jersey department of labor organized the resource center here and this job fair today. the line to get in is a little long now but they don't mind, the opportunities are making them more optimistic about the future. >> i talked to some employers and some schools, i feel more positive. >> my baby is motivating me, that is why i'm here hopefully i come out good. >> if you aren't able to come here today. head to the department of

labor's website and look for jobs there. there is a specific tab for atlantic city, it allows to you look for jobs in a 50 mile radius. eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the defense rested its case in the trial of kidnapping suspect, christina regusters. she did not take the stand in her own defense, the 21-year-old is charged with taking a child from bryant elementary school and sexually molesting her last year. "action news" reporter, vernon odom is in the courtroom and he will bring you updates here at 4:00 on "action news." meanwhile, police are investigating the stabbing of to boys. they are in the hospital being treated for injury, detectives are getting a search warrant for evidence and looking for as many as four attackers.

anybody with information should contact falls township police. rip currents are again an issue today at the jersey shore, sitdations are kicking up as we look live at sky 6 hd, swimmers should be careful wading into the water to cool off. lets head outdoors to meteorologist, david murphy. >> reporter: lets start with a view of stormtracker 6 live double scan we have the ability to show you cloud cover and we'll use visible satellite. just looking down at the clouds being rereflected by the sun and the area of low pressure that brought us clouds yesterday and the threat of showers and sprinkles by the coast is still out there and strong enough to bring the northeast flow, and because of that we still have enough water piling up on the beach. there is still an issue with rip currents. i am more concerned today, it's still a high to moderate risk but today's weather is so much

better it may draw people to the shore, wait until the forecast tomorrow and see if it gets better. here is an issue, this is from a facebook follower, in ventnor, new jersey, he sent me a shot of the minor tidal flooding, and guess what? there is another chance of that today. we have seen some this morning and it could continue until 2:00 this afternoon along the jersey shore and along the back bays and the delaware bay at 4:00. because of the on shore flow, and minor tidal flooding expected in the usual places, we had clouds early today and we said we would break out into sunshine and we have bright sunshine across the region now and there is a bank of clouds to the west and we call it partly sunny skies with the mix. 77 is your current temperature and 76 in allentown and 77 in wilmington and 77 in

philadelphia, and pretty mild at the shore. it will continue to be on the mild side today. accuweather says a high of 81, around average and comfortable with the humidity on the low side. tonight's low is 68, above average and overnight you'll notice it getting more and more muggy, that sets us up for a muggy day tomorrow and coupled with a cold front that provides us with thunderstorms, sara when i step inside i'll have the full accuweather forecast. we'll talk more about the chance of strong storms coming in tomorrow. >> david, thank you. stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com. visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 radar and the hourly and seven-day forecast and the latest video, and our collection of weather related photos. a major cell phone carrier is offering the new iphone for free but there is a catch of

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nfl commissioner, roger goodell has reviewed the video of ray rice punching his wife repeatedly, he says he has not ruled out the possibility of him returning to the league following the suspension and says he requested the video but was never given it. a south florida is charged with killing his five children and dumping them in alabama. timothy ray jones led officers to their bodies that was covered on a secluded dirt road. they range in age from 1 to 8 years old. no word on what jones's motive may have been.

the trial of oscar pistorius is finally coming to an end. the judge is expected to announce a verdict tomorrow in a south african courtroom. the springer is accused of killing his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, he could be sentenced to life in prison if found guilty. the first city council meeting in ferguson, missouri, since the shooting death of michael brown. >> angry residents vowed to vote members out of office and accused them of not doing enough in the aftermath of the shooting. hundreds are expected to block part of an interstate in ferguson as an act of civil disobedience. a camping trip took a dangerous turn when a sleep walker took a walk off a cliff. michael hamilton, walked towards the cliff where he ultimate fell

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the operators of several popular websites are convenienting their frustrations today. netflix is one of the companies showing a constant loading symbol, it's a slow down day, a protest against the government for so-called fast lanes on the web. it would allow broadband providers to charge customers for prioritized access to consumers. the white house is unveiling a $12 million facelift, today we

get a peek inside of the freshly renovated visitors center, many past artifacts are being shown for the first time. people can check out the interactive touch screens when the center opens to the public this saturday. at&t is taking advantage of the new iphone fever. can you get the iphone for free, but there is a catch. you have to turn in your old iphone and sign up for a two-year contract. you get a gift card for the $200, the cost of the iphone 6. coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00, it was part of an unprecedented move to sign people up for health care. >> we are unveiling the unprecedented amount you paid to get people to sign up for

unsubsidized health cache 6789. >> people are going to be furious. >> we uncovered how federally funded health care navigators spent $1600 where did all of your money go? and should agencies get more of your tax dollars? >> we'll try to hold the appropriate officials accountable that are overseeing this. our exclusive investigation is going to capital hill tonight at 11:00 only on "action news." >> turning to health check this noon, doctors are considering a new solution for children with adhd, a new study found that exercise could combat the symptoms, regular 30 minute sessions of activity before school helped children become more attentive and less moody. and one workout gave their academic skills a boost. >> now "action news" is working on stories beginning at 4:00. plus, he thought it was a

teachable moment but his ex-wife thought it was child abuse, why one michigan's father's decision to punish his child for hitting girls. and is this a nightmare? what is behind this cliff hanger designed to let them live on the age. accuweather is coming up and age. accuweather is coming up and we'll be r life's super scary sounds. age. accuand sneaking in withoutd we'lmoving the bed.

and sneaking in without lifemoving the bed.sounds. more than 75,000 people are fleeing their homes in pakistan as monsoons pound the region. 500 people have died and survivors are wading through waist deep water and carrying their belongings on their

shoulders to escape. now missouri officials are looking to see if a tornado touched down there. a severe storm damaged the fence surrounding this home and no reports of injuries fortunately. and new images of severe weather damage in omaha, nebraska, it toppled the overhang of a car dealership narrowly missing the cars here. it also stranded drivers around the area. >> david murphy is here now with accuweather. nice to see the sun today. >> the same system creating the havoc is on its way here tomorrow night. we'll talk more about that now. >> now i have to listen to david now. >> a potential problem tomorrow. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you no precipitation and as we look outside on the action cam, starting out with a little bit of cloud cover early this morning but we said it would

break up to a large degree and that is the new fountain display at dillworth park. right next to city hall. 77 degrees is your temperature right now and dew point 58 and it's not all that humid out there, winds are calm and remember how breezy it was the last couple of days, not so today. 77 in wilmington and even numbers in wilmington and windses are on the light side. the morning cloud cover went bye bye, and there are additional clouds trying to make a run from the west so overall it's sun mixing with clouds. allentown a sun and clouds mix. we'll add a few degrees to the day's high. down the shore not shabby, sun mixing with clouds. 77 is the high temperature along the shore, the problem with the shore like yesterday is there is that high risk of rip currents

in the water, not a good day to swim and there are no lifeguard there's after labor day. you don't want to chance it. clouds mixing with sun and warmer than yesterday and winds down running 6 to 12 miles per hour. no higher than that. dipping to 68, that isn't too cool. some suburbs won't go below that. and it will feel more and more humid as the morning hours enshoe sue -- and no issues to prevent you from getting home and 81 by 4:00 and 79 by 5:30 and 6:00, 73 degrees. hopefully the traffic doesn't come to a stop like it did there. sometimes it doesn't run as smoothly as that graphic would indicate. 76 for the phillies, that is a warmer and milder forecast and not as windy and still holding on to the low 70s as the phillies take the advantage with the series with the pirates.

then we get into tomorrow, the storm prediction center placed the entire region at a slight risk for severe weather, that means that any storms that form, could produce damaging windses. not hail so much but damaging windses and heavy downpours and lightning. most of the day is looks dry and humid and really, really warm. as we go into the later afternoon hours and up into the evening, that is when some of these thunderstorms to the north and west will start coming through and they won't be everywhere and they could produce strong damaging bursts of wind ahead of them. by 11:00 some of this stuff will be over south jersey and cleavering a little bit in the overnight hours, your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sun today and a nice one, tomorrow humid and 88 with the chance of a late day or night time thunderstorm, starting in the midwest and ending up at the shore. less humid and a high of 78.

showers in the afternoon and evening and models want to give us a quarter inch of rain or more. nice and sunday and monday and a shower possible on tuesday, particularly in the morning. >> david, thank you. >> pricey parking takes on new meaning in new york city today. a manhattan condo development is charging $1 million for a single underground spot, that comes out to more than $5,000 per square foot. the parking space goes with a three bedroom apartment upstairs and those run between $8 and $10 million. still ahead on our new one hour "action news." the ray rice video is now prompting apologies. and cirque du soleil is back in philadelphia.

we'll go to alicia vitarelli with a preview of the high flying show. >> there she is right there. >> ha, ha, ha.

"action news" continues, here are stories we are following for on "action news" at 12:30, secretary of state, john kerry, is in baghdad ahead stf the president's address to

the nation tonight. and laid off casino workers are searching for new jobs at a career fair in atlantic city. >> now the details, a future in the nfl has not been ruled out for ray rice. >> more than 48 hours after the video of his domestic violence incident went public, commissioner roger goodell said he could return to the nfl after his suspension. >> the release of this video showing football star, ray rice, assaulting his now wife in an atlantic city elevator. the owner of the baltimore ravens writing to fans that changes everything and we should have pursued our investigation more vigorously and we didn't and we were wrong. roger goodell claim that before monday all they saw was this clip, rice dragging his then

fiance janay out of the elevator. >> goodell told cbs news that once you saw what happened in the elevator, the nfl decided to suspend ray rice indefinitely. some say that that punishment should have came earlier. >> we didn't get that right. and i'm accountable for that. janay calling this a nightmare. now that other victims are going to social media, telling their stories. entitled why i stayed. >> i wanted to change the conversation from why did she stay to why does he abuse. >> and commissioner goodell did not rule out the possibility that rice returns to the league. >> we have to make sure we are fully confident he is addressing this issue and paid the price for the actions he has already taken. >> and many are questioning if rice should have faced prison

time but prosecutors say he received the same treatment as any other offenders. >> we'll continue to follow updates on this story at 6abc.com. right now you can read our coverage of this story and read the statement from ray rice's wife and offering a closer look at janay right the woman at the center of the controversy secretary of state, john kerry, says the united states nor the rest of world will sit by and watch isis spread evil. he pledged u.s. support for eliminating the extremist group and the threat it poses. he is on a mideast tour to create a coalition to defeat the organization. >> this visit comes hours before president barack obama addresses the nation about isis and what the united states plans to do about it. president obama will outline in

specific detail what action the united states will take to defeat the militant group. the president told congressional leaders yesterday that he has the authority to carry out his plan even without the approval of congress. >> tune in to see this address, at 9:00 right here on 6 abc. meanwhile, an overwhelming majority of americans disprove of congress now that they are back from recess. 83% don't approve of how lawmakers are doing their job. 65% of americans believe this is the worst congress of their lifetime. the poll suggests that democrats may have trouble hanging on to senate seats in the upcoming elections. and some say they prefer republicans. the gop must gain six seats to gain control of the senate.

a 32-year-old woman shot in the face in her queenville able home has died from her injuries, homicide investigators are now trying to figure out who pulled the trigger. the shooting happened on the 900 block of south fifth street. they questioned several people at the home, or who may have witnessed the shooting or be involved. they have arrested the driver responsible for the hit and run last night. 29-year-old juan garcia surroundered to police early this morning. he was the person driving the white pickup truck according to police that killed arman lopez. a tip led police to the white truck on monday and he is held on $150,000 bail. newcastle county police have arrested and charged a woman that they say hit a man with her vehicle. workers alerted them to a domestic dispute in elmhurst.

they say that ashley addison struck the victim with their car and the child was in the backseat at the time and the child was take and to christiana hospital for treatment and addison is charged with assault and and dangering the welfare of a child. officers in egg harbor township arrested two men in a string of separate car break-ins in the same neighborhood. nicholas moreldo is accused of breaking into three cars and nicholas ward is taken too custody for breaking into unlocked cars. an ocean county man is charged with burning down his storm damaged home. 54-year-old robert rehab was arrested by stratford police, he

is accused of setting fire to his bay view drive house. it was heavy damaged nearly two years ago by hurricane sandy. the blaze burned the building to the ground. septa is taking steps to avoid suicides. they are highlighting the national suicide hot line as part of the worldwide suicide prevention day. they give help 24 hours a day for those that think it's their only option. about 50% of the fatalities on septa's rail system each year are ruled suicide. a federal bankruptcy judge in delaware are reviewing the filing of trump entertainment. they are shutting down the trump plaza next week and threatening to close the trump taj mahal in november. and a job fair is being held at the convention center for out

of work casino works it runs until 4:00 this afternoon. the mayor visited the children in the spring garden section and he visited some of their classrooms. the sun has made a return today but it's just a brief appearance. clouds and rain are expected to move back into the delaware valley tomorrow. for the details, lets go to meteorologist, david murphy with the accuweather forecast. >> david has the answer. >> tomorrow is the day for that, there is a fair amount of sunshine and it has eroded. still a bit of an easterly flow and overall we are looking at a mix of sun and clouds, a close up view of the temperature shows warm numbers north and west of the city, pottstown 64 and coatesville 75 and we have climbed over the 80 degree mark

in center city and chester. 77 in hammonton and mid-70s from hockessin to dover. 79 degrees by 2:00 and 3:00's temperature is 80. we probably hit our high of 81 at 4:00, as those of you headed home are getting into the car early. that is what you'll have, air conditioner weather. and by 7:00, 76 degrees and it might go above that. depending on now we have all the sunshine in play. the satellite showing the clouds out to the west. the big issue for us, as we go farther to the west on storm tracker 6 live double scan. an area of low pressure and a cold front, this is producing wind damage in areas to the west and as it comes in tomorrow late in the day and tomorrow night. we are looking at at least a few

lingering cells. the weather service has us in a slight risk for severe weather. we'll have more on future tracker 6 and talk about detail about tonight's phillies game and what is behind this system? we'll have details coming up. of course stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com. visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 radar and the hourly and seven-day forecast and the latest video from our meteorologists and you'll find our action of weather related photos and videos. still more to come on "action news" at noon still to come, duchess kate cancels appearances as she deals with a rare form of morning sickness. >> plus, meteorologist, david murphy with the accuweather forecast when "action news" at noon comes right back. >> this is some live shot.

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sky 6 high definition checking out the center city skyline, much sunnier and warmer as well. accuweather is tracking rain in the forecast, possibly heavy rain, we'll check in with david again in a moment and get the timing in your accuweather forecast. the duchess of cambridge canceled her upcoming public appearances. kate will not attend the opening ceremony of the games in london. a series of competitions for injured veterans, they confirmed monday that william and kate are expecting their second child and she is sufferering from acute morning sickness as she did with prince george. well, cirque du soleil is back in philadelphia. it premiered here in 2002 and the show is now back to provide delaware valley audiences with plenty of jaw dropping

performances and our alicia vitarelli got a sneak peek of the show. and is live backstage. >> reporter: hey guys, we are leer in front of the main stage and performers are coming in and out and testing the equipment here and getting ready for tonight's show and these seats will be filled. there are acrobats from 15 different countries and performers that are some of the best in the world. we get a sneak peek for today as they get ready for the big performance tonight. again, they are testing the equipment to make sure it's safe and ready to go and steaming the incredible costumes and we are watching the acrobats stretch and rehearse. this is the first time the show is here in philadelphia in 12 years, mark portrayed malaki and he is performing since he was so years old and has been with cirque du soleil for the past 10

years. >> i started to do a little performances -- and then going professional -- and someone said apply to the circus -- >> and wait until you see some of his feats of aerial amazement, it's incredible. they are only opening up 3500 of the seats here at the wells fargo center center, and it opens tonight and will be in town through sunday, come and check it out if you don't have tickets, getting this backstage access to see everything in place and be here inches from the stage is just incredible. coming up today on "action news" we'll introduce you to the local woman that helped to get all of this set up and ready to go. what a job she has, we are live at the wells fargo center. alicia vitarelli, channel 6 "action news." >> and by the way that was not video of me up there.

>> are you sure? we know you like to hang out. thank you alicia. facebook is now worth more than 200 billion dollars, it past that level for the first time this week. it's worth more than historic companies like ibm and coca cola and at&t. and it's up more than 40% this year, mobile growth and big acquisitions have pushed the value sky high. it generates two-thirds of its ad sales from mobile platd forms still ahead, u-2 is offering its newly released album for free. a little girl encounters a

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for free. they made the announcement in apple's product reveal in california. the song of innocence, is available for all itunes customers again for free until october 13th. the bright lights of broadway were dimmed in honor of joan rivers, they lowered the light to honor the late comedian and her contributions to broadway. she went into cardiac arrest during a procedure and passed away a week later. >> meantime, rivers long time plastic surgery said she never worried about dying during a surgical procedure and he says that her daughter, melissa, was distraught and she assured her she was not afraid to die on the table. >> it was eerie, melissa was

worried she would have an operation that she might die and joan was reassuring her. >> and rivers went into cardiac arrest during a routine procedure and died last thursday. there are two investigations into the circumstances now. david murphy is back now, take your coworkers to lunch? >> a lot of hungry coworkers especially those that are up since 3:00 in the morning. stormtracker 6 live double scan no precipitation out there as we take a look outside the action cam was out earlier and the first picture we showed you was this morning in dill worth park and you saw the clouds overhead and this time another one later in the day and the clouds are broken up and sunshine is in place with a few more clouds filtering in from the west. the temperature is 73 degrees and down from the threshold of

what we consider humid. there is cloud cover on the march from the west. and every once in a while you see something on satellite. not surprising given the easterly flow, high temperatures, 80 in allentown you will 80 in reading and wilmington and we'll hold at 77 in the ocean. warmer than yesterday everywhere across the region. as we roll through the afternoon and evening, 80 by 3:00 and i'm posting 80 at 5:00 and the high of 81 is squeezed between those two numbers probably about 4:00, by 7:00 pleasant if you have plans to go for a walk or do anything you want, maybe have you to walk the dog or do yard-work, by 9:73, your overnight low is 73 and the increase in humidity, by

tomorrow morning it will feel muggy to you. no such problem, a nice night and 76 for the first pitch and 71 in the ninth inning, we are down far into the 60s by the end of the last couple of nights, but a chance of holding the 70s by the end of tonight's ball game, a cold front from the west and the humidity is going to increase ahead of the front, we are on the lookout for late day showers and thunderstorms, ahead of that front by the way, future tracker 6 shows you by 4:30 in the afternoon it will feel like the low 90s even though the temperature will only get into the upper 80s, an indication of how humid it will be and how it will feel in the afternoon, the big issue later in the day and night. the thunderstorm chance, a chance of strong storms, they won't happen everywhere, it's a broken pattern on the other side of allentown and reading, any time at 4:00, i would keep my eyes on the skies and your storm

6 abc storm tracker app, we have the storms in the evening here or there, where they hit they could produce strong wind gusts and watch for tree branches and if wires come down, tell the kids don't go near them. and then the stuff starts to fill in and pushes towards the coast at midnight and 1:00 in the morning. it comes from the east to tonight. your exclusive accuweather forecast, tomorrow humid and 88 is your high feeling like the 90s across the region and then late in the day and evening we are on the lookout for the thunderstorms from the north and west. they are producing gusty winds and downpours, friday less humid and 78 a nice recovery, showers possible on saturday, in the afternoon and evening, watch out for those and not a bad high temperature of 73 and 74 and not bad on monday. scientists have solved a

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the flower girl at her own granddaughter's wedding. those stories and more by going to 6abc.com/distraction. if you plan out to head out to the high was, you need your sunglasses, even the thicker clouds let some sun through. as we go through the rest of the day, there are clouds and sun mixing in and from 77 to 81 for a high. and the i-95 corridor, 79 to 81, warmer on average and down towards the shore, 77 to 79, a mix of clouds and sun today. >> that does it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> for david murphy and rick williams, i'm sara bloomquist have a great day. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare?

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