last couple of mornings. we've our eye on the frontal boundary to the west, we're looking at thunderstorms arriving a good day to check out adam and cecily beginning at 4:00 when the storms start to come down. remember right here, with storm tracker 6 live double scan you'll get the most up to date contract storm system also of every one in the region. we can update them every 48 seconds it's a good tool. 70 in wilmington, 71 in sea isle city. as we head outside to catch the school bus this morning, looks like we'll be in the 60s by 6:00 a.m., by 8:00 a.m., low 70s, a bit muggy, partly to mostly cloudy skies. as we roll through the day, look for clouds and some sunny breaks, 74 by 9:00. 87 by 3:00 p.m. high of 88 around 4:00 before we dip back to 83 by 6:00 p.m. late in the afternoon and

evening thunderstorms more on that coming up. >> reporter: they are not affecting the morning commute. it's dark out there, i know, but we have the tacony-palmyra up, head to the betsy ross bridge instead for the time being. i meant to take you to i-95. we had big delays yesterday, late-running construction on i-95 approaching 420. that construction is clear, so traffic here moving fine, all lanes open, no worries right there. on the big picture we have the construction on the boulevard northbound on the inner drive until 6:00 a.m. they are doing paving. in west philadelphia an apartment building fire under control. looks for crews on 52nd a near arch. we have the phils at 7:05 and circumstance culls at 7 canle -- 7:30. we have construction cleared on the turnpike westbound near willow grove, overnight crews are moving out, matt. >> we begin with several developing stories, first here a

police chase went from the roadway to the railway in delaware county overnight. the action cam is where the suv stopped on the septa track also near 1:30. police attempted to stop the driver for traffic violations, instead the driver drove off the road on to the tracks and fled on foot. police are questioning one person and possibly searching for a second person related to this. an armed robber is on the run in northeast philadelphia. he held up the slefnt on the 1400 -- slefnt on -- 7-eleven on the 1400 block of costman avenue. police are reviewing the security video to identify the man. a driver in camden who police say caused one crash slammed his suv through a fence a short time later. the action cam was at the scene at 26th and river avenue. the vehicle rolled over before

coming to a rest. the driver is in the hospital in stable condition. police say another driver involved in the first wreck wherewithals not seriously hurt. going on to the "action news" exclusive, the search continues for an attacker who showed no mercy to a woman in a wheelchair. it turned violent when she resisted. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: good morning, tam, police are working on getting the surveillance video of the attack in the hopes they can get a better description of the suspect, a teenager somewhere between 14 and 18 years old they believe he is behind two attacks since monday, the most recent attack it happened yesterday morning, the victim spoke to "action news" a little bit about what happened to her. she is 61 years old, she said she suffered from multiple discloses for more than 30 years and in a wheelchair. it was 10:20 yesterday morning when she was on her back from the shop rite at island and

lindbergh when an a young man jumped off his dark-colored mountain bike and ran toward her. she was struggling with him over her handbag when he stabbed her in the shoulder. >> we're concerned, because we have a strong residential population and commercial district. this individual is out there and on the bike and we're asking for the public's help to identify the individual. >> reporter: the suspect made off with $80 and license and credit card and the police believed the first attack happened monday evening, 63-year-old man was robbed and stabbed if you have any information southwest detectives want to hear from you. we're live at southwest detectives, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning, the judge in the oscar pistorius trial has started to read her verdict.

unlike american-style justice this process will not be quick. the reading of the verdict is expected to take hours. oscar pistorius is charged with muggerring his girlfriend. the double afternoon tee athlete testified he thought she was an intruder in his bat room. you're taking a live look at the memorial plaza in manhattan where the world trade centers once stood. this career the september 11th museum will be open on the anniversary of the attacks. president obama issued a direct warning to the isis terror groom. mr. obama announced plans to launch airstrikes in syria

targeting the islamic extremists. he is asking congress to arm syrian rebels. >> we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country wherever they are, if you threaten america you'll find no safe haven. >> some republicans say they feel the plan leaves the u.s. as a vulnerable to attacks. sometime 5:36. communities across the delaware and lehigh valleys will pause today to pay tribute to the heros of 9/11. the action cam was was in pennsauken overnight. dozens of volunteers place 2,297 american flags at the township monument. each one holds the name of the man, woman or child who lost their lives in the attacks. gold medal presentation will honor the passengers and

crew members of flight 93 who tried to regain control from the hijackers. >> nfl roger goodell said he did not see the video of ray rice until now. the baltimore ravens owner said he didn't seep the video until last monday. that video graphically shows rice knocking out his then fiance janay palmer. he said before monday he gave him the beb of the doubt, both on the police report that charge ed them with misdemeanors. >> i picked her wailing on him. why did i conclude that, because i wanted to, he had a stellar

record, the cops had seen the video, i assumed it wasn't a forceful blow. >> he said he now regrets the assumption that he made. >> happening today, city council meets for the first time since the summer break. council members are expected to take up a petition calling for an end to the school reform commission. critics of the five member commission reported by the governor and the mayor want local control of public schools. council could vote upon a special referendum to takes place at a later date. council is expected to discuss the sale of the pg with. in the coming days. >> we're expecting stormy weather. >> reporter: we're expecting stormy weather producing drenching downpours. let's look live at storm tracker 6 live double scan. there's nothing more than a sprinkle up near new york city and that's moving away from us. we have cloud cover over the

casinos a little bit of wind around this morning. probably more blustery today than yesterday. i'll before in the always on seven-day forecast on the the left of the screen. today's highlights, it's humid, tonight we'll see storms. if you're in the northern and western suburbs they could creep in this afternoon. 65 is the diewrpt you -- dewpoi, we're climbing. south winds at 6 miles per hour in philadelphia, but a little stronger than that in other spots. as for today's storms between now and 3:00 p.m. we're basically dry. we're looking at the stuff on the other side of the poconos in all likelihood. but you get into the afternoon showers, 4:00, 5, 6:00, they will start moving toward philadelphia.

looks like they could produce drenching downpours and thunderstorms produce lightning. by 10:00, 11:00 that will be off the coast. risk assessment, the big issue is downpours, flash flooding a moderate concern there. strong winds you might get a brief, strong gust, but doesn't look like it will reach severe parameters. we're not looking at hail or tornados. 78 by 8:00. 79 by 11:00. we spend in the afternoon in the 80s, high of 88 degrees by 4:00 p.m. late in the day north and west we look out for the storms. high temperatures across the region. low 80s in the lehigh valley and berks, mid 80s down the shore. for the phillies looks like it will be a potentially muggy start with the early thunderstorm chance that could delay the start of things, they will get the game in, 79 for the first pitch, 79 in the 9th inning at the end of the game. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 88 today, humid, as you just saw, late

thunderstorms, drenching downpours where they hit late today and tonight. very quickly we recover, less humid, sun and clouds, 78 degrees. saturday, 73. unfortunately, saturday there's another system arriving that could produce rain in the afternoon. some of the models are suggesting a period of rain with maybe a quarter inch or more of the wet stuff. on sunday we're back to pleasant conditions we stay that way monday, tuesday, looks like a morning shower, but the afternoon or evening are fine. >> it is 5:41, fierce storms tear through towns in the midwest spawning several tornados. >> pick up in the produce aisle a tiny rep till runs amuck at a grocery store. >> reporter: this is route 1 searching pennsylvania avenue no problems we're clear and dry. we'll take you to delaware county and have a check on bucks county when we come back.

>> a medical emergency sends the mayor of toronto to the hospital. "action news" continues. ♪

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>> reporter: that's what i am here today. the suburban traffic report, going outside live, this is delaware county, looking good on the mcdade boulevard, if you're coming in from radnor or upper darby. you're not going to have any delays out there. if you're late for work it's not my fault. warwick township, alms house road will close between meeting house and mearns road. we have construction that's starting today, the project will last through july it will take a little while, route 63 that's main at 29 that's where it's beginning. they will repair and resurface 8 1/2 miles of the roadway over the coming months. today they will start working on that, you have to watch for that. they will start at gravel pike and proceed east as the project moves on. they will work 9:00 to 3 anticipate pave 7:00 a.m. to

6:00 p.m. expect lots of delays, it begins today and you will be dealing with it one way or another until july. you've had your warning on "action news." time for the commuter traffic report which you can be a part of when you download the free waze app. pine hill looking good, berlin road looking good. blackwood clementon looking good. this is where the big golf course is. they are not having any problems at the secret golf course. satellite and radar showing we're fine and dry for now, but as david said you might expect storms after 4:00 p.m. that could impact your evening commute. two students struck by a pick up truck are in critical condition. two nursing students who happen to see the accident pulled over to help the 7-year-old boy and 10-year-old sister. 89 driver was making a legal

turn and they believe it was an unfortunate accident. >> police arrested 35 people during renewed protests in ferguson, missouri. a crowd chanted the name of michael brown as they tried to block aen a busy interstate during rush hour. dplon traitors want the governor to apilot a special railroad prosecutor to investigate the police shooting of the 18-year-old last month. the monsoon in arizona caused a sinkholes. crews estimate the sing hole is 10 to 15 feet deep and 25 feet wide. traffic has been detoured as repairs continue. no vehicles have been damaged and no injuries reported. >> 35:47, the embattled mayor of toronto is in the hospital. >> we'll tell you how an alligator ended up at a banana

box at a supermarket. >> reporter: it's muggy out there. storm tracker 6 live telling us we're dry and staying that way until we get out of school. shorts and ts ♪

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commute. that's for the evening comiewt. we have traffic moving coming in from connecticut and manayunk so far so good on the schuylkill expressway. septa regional rails, the median elwin line normal this morning, we were talking about a story related to that there was a car near the tracks. everything is fine right now. >> reporter: lots of 60s out there as we look at the temperatures, 66 in saint davids, quakertown, 65. 67 in cinnaminson and glassboro. almost 70 in buena. woodbine 66 and looking at the low 70s in avalon and the boardwalk. upper 60s in the state of delaware. if you're running errands today or doing anything else outdoors, keep the air-conditioning on in the car. 74 by 9:00.

87 by 3:00 p.m., high of 88 probably around 4:00 before we drop to 83 approximate by 6:00 p.m. in the northern and western suburbs we'll be on the look out for drenching downpours that will move through the i-95 corridor this evening. >> toronto mayor rob ford has been put in the hospital. doctors found a tumor in his stomach. he had his appendix removed in 2009 due to an another tumor. else running a re-election campaign after running from rehab for drug and alcohol abuse, he has refused to resign after being caught on video smoking crack. lesean mccoy is mum on weather he left a 20 cent tip at a restaurant in northern liberties.

charlie sheen wrote to the other than, please tell rob k i'm pledging one thousand dollars for the tip debacle, just want to help, hash tag no judgment. >> up next, south jersey police need your help to catch the thieves that stole the ipads from the a school. the pennsylvania minister gets sentenced for the second time for killing his second wife after killing his first wife. >> check out 6abc.com i'm sheldon yellin,

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>> breaking right now an out-of-control driver slammed into two homes and a parked car in camden county, new jersey. you're taking a look at brand new video that just came into the newsroom. the driver hit the car in palmyra at 4:30. the driver smashed into one house and hit a neighboring house, that time they injured a woman inside. the impact left a gaping hole in the side of one of the homes. the victim is being treated for minor injuries. no charges have been filed. new from our delaware newsroom, a late-night shooting sent a 21-year-old man to the hospital with serious injuries. state police found the victim in the middle of the road on route

896 in glasgow. no word on his can be and no arrests have been made. >> school officials in south jersey have stumbledded upon a mystery -- stumbled upon a mystery. someone swiped ipads, they took 12 tablets from willingboro during the summer break. they are would worth close to $5,000. police are actively working the case. grocery story workers near harrisburg had to lend some gatorade to a lost pet spotted at the produce aisle. the baby alligator ended up in a banana box. workers say a customer returned to resteve the pet saying her 3-year-old son placed it in her purse before heading to the store. >> what if she reached into her purse and the gator was in there?

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