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murphy and karen rogers has the roads, good morning. >> reporter: we're starting out with cloud cover across the region, as you look at satellite you can see that. we have showers out to the west, not a lot of thunderstorm activity this early in the morning, but as we get into the afternoon and evening we'll be on the look out for spotty storms and yes, they could produce drenching downpours, 68 in allentown, doesn't feel too bad on the terrace. but it's muggier today than the last couple of mornings. you'll feel that throughout the day. out to the bus stop we go, 69 by 7:00. 71 by 8:00. some neighborhoods will be socked in by the clouds, as well. 74 by 9 a.m. 3:00 p.m., 87, high of 88 at 4:00 p.m. i have a thunderstorm icon in the northern and western suburbs later this afternoon. we'll see them popping.

by dinnertime or afternoon we'll see them roll through the i-95 and later at the shore tonight. i'll have details on future tracker 6 and how the storms will progress and what comes next in in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: let's check i-95 near cottman building volume through the work zone more people waking up and heading to work currently. blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 not talking about any major accidents or issues. in west philadelphia we have this building fire under control. i'll watch for crews on the scene 52nd near arch. stick to 57th to avoid any problems there. we have an accident in plymouth meeting involving a vehicle that hit into a pole plymouth road at irwin lane. mercer county new jersey, on the turnpike southbound we have construction blocking two lanes, southbound approaching exit 7-a. you can see the area of yellow

meaning it's getting slow in that area with construction blocking two lanes, tam. >> thank you, karen. developing this morning a fast-moving fire has left a person hurt in west philadelphia. flames broke out on north 52nd street. one person living above the store suffered smoke inhalation. no word on what caused it. a homeowner in northeast philadelphia stopped a would-be burglar in his tracks. this happened on the 1500 block of he elbridge street. the homeowner shot at the suspect and the suspect turned and ran away. nobody was hurt. philadelphia police are trying to track down the person who attacked and robbed a stabbed a 61-year-old woman while she was in her wheelchair. katherine scott is live outside of southwest detectives with this exclusive story.

>> reporter: police believe the same teenager is behind two attacks in two days, his most recent victim is a 61-year-old woman who was in a wheelchair. she spoke to "action news" about what happened to her. she suffered from multiple sclorosis for 30 years. she had been to the shop rite at island and lindbergh and was on her way home when the teenager justed off his mountain bike and ran toward. she was struggling with the teen over her handbag when the attacker stabbed her in the right shoulder. >> she said give me all your money. i said i don't have no money. give me everything you have or you're going to die. >> reporter: and police believe the same suspect is behind another attack early monday evening and that attack a 6 #-year-old man was robbed and --

63-year-old man was robbed and stabbed. police are looking for surveillance video and southwest detectiving want any tips if you have them. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> president obama said he is expanding the fight against isis with the ultimate goal of destroying the terrorist group. he gave a televised address to the nation. he added that's sending 475 troops to iraq as advisers and intelligence operators. obama said isis or isil must be stopped. >> if left unchecked these terrorists could pose a growing threat beyond that region including to the united states. while we have not yet detected specific plotting against our homeland, isil leaders have threatened america and our allies. >> the president said that these moves will not leave the u.s. to engage in another ground

war in the region. >> today marks the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. a ceremony will be held at the garden garden of garden of reflection in lower makefield township who were killed at the world trade center site, many of them were first responders. flags were placed by troop 22 between jenkintown road and central avenue each flag represents a life that perished. workers threatening to strike at a local hospital. >> reporter: register nurses at crozer-chester medical center has authorized a two day strike. the strike is to protest what they say ask bad faith

bargaining. they had 14 unsuccessful bargain ing discussions with hospital personnel. t-mobile wants customers to use wi-fi for calls and texts. they will have a device similar to a wi-fi router. that will increase strengths in their homes and offices. this comes a day after apple introduced iphones with wi-fi capability. shares of apple are up 3%. stock futures are pointing to a higher open. let me ask you this, does it seem like there's a lot of outdoor cafes everywhere. you're not dreaming. philadelphia business is reporting that center city has 73% more than four years ago. the center city district said the calf-- calf cafes are a sign

of their thriving downtowns. >> there's a lot of beer gardens. >> reporter: my wife and i were at one it was fun. >> i would love to have a garden that grew beer. >> reporter: let's look outside, there's clouds up over the center city skyline. 69 degrees right now in philadelphia. once again, i am adding on that always on 7 day on the left side of the screen for those of you hdtv who want to look ahead and see what's coming. 68 degrees in allentown, 69 in reading and low 70s at the shore. future tracker 6 shows us between now and the time kids

get out of school 2:30, 3:00 we'll be dry. it will be warm and humid with temperatures in the upper 80s. we get into the afternoon and evening hours, thunderstorms will pop through the western suburbs and into philadelphia. where they hit they could produce drenching downpours and they are off the coast at 10:00, 11. adam joseph and cesily tynan will have that on radar in case you have plans to be out and about. you'll get the most accurate imagery and the fastest updates by watching storm tracker 6 live double scan right here. storm threats, downpours, high, not flash flooding, moderate chance of strong winds. we're not looking at hail or any tornados out of these. as we look at allentown, 81.

more humid than wetter yesterday, late thunderstorms are possible. down the shore you won't have to worry about the storms until later on tonight. the beach not a bad place to be there. clouds and sun, storms at night, 835 in the afternoon. might have a fair amount of cloud cover down the shore, but it will be dry until later tonight. in philadelphia, 88 degrees, warm and humid, late thunderstorms coming down out of the northwest. here's how we'll get there. in the 70s in the morning in the 80s in the afternoon. upper 80s, the 88-degree high around 4:00 p.m. for the phillies there could be a delay if one of the thunderstorms is around the ballpark early. otherwise they will get the game in. 79 degrees for the first pitch, 79 degrees for the 9th inning. of the pirates in town for one more. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 88 those storms could produce drenching downpours, where they hit. tomorrow, it's all over, a nice day, high of 78. saturday, sun gives way to

increasing clouds and high of 73. unfortunately in the afternoon there's a chance of rain or at the very least showers, does look like it could be damp at times. dry on sunday and monday. some weather guy is going to be there. >> thanks, david. 6:11. up next, more stories you didn't see last night, including the prison sentence for the pastor of the poconos who was dubbed the sinister minister. more e-mail passwords have been posted for the public to see. what to do. >> reporter: no problems here, we'll take a look at schuylkill

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called one world trade center where they rebuilt in lower manhattan. 17076 marking. the national september 11th museum is opened. the first time it happened on this anniversary. the memorial plaza will be closed until 6:00 p.m. allowing family the chance to go there and pause and have a somber moment remembering the loved ones that they lost. >> as we head to work today, problems on the roads? >> reporter: you see the eastbound traffic building volume 422, oaks you're dealing with that, slowing down on 422 eastbound. let's take you to the accident involving a vehicle that hit a pole. i talked to police and they say that crews are on the scene, plymouth road at irwin lane in

plymouth meeting. that accident is still there right now. in warwick township, we have construction that starts today and last through next friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. alms house road is closed. septa trolley things are back to norm with the trollies and looking good. the tacony-palmyra about to go back up again in ten minutes. it was up earlier, getting busy instead of the tacony-palmyra head to the betsy ross bridge. satellite and radar showing nothing but clouds affecting your morning commute, but as david has been saying we've got a warm and humid day, you meant to watch for are a chance of these storms coming your way later this afternoon until after 4:00 p.m. it could impact your evening commute orchids' activities later on -- or kids' activityies

high of 88. a pastor accused of murdering his second wife will receive more jail time. he received 20 to 40 years for killing his first wife in 1999. he was convicted of killing betty jean shermer in 2008. jury deliberations begin in the trial of christine are a -- rugusters. it is said that more than one person took part in the kidnapping and rape. the young victim did make a brief court appearance. google is investigating the possible security breach of the g mail service. >> reporter: time to change g mail password.

35 million g mail addresses are posted on a russian hackers forum. many of the pals word appear to be crowd dated. if you haven't heard of destiny you will. orders of five hundred million dollars in the first 24 hours since the launch. analysts say it's on track to become the top selling game of the year. if you experienced a wheel of death online wednesday, several websites participated in internal slow down day to show support for net neutrality. those are your tech bytes. >> a real deal, a florida developer wants to buy the revel hotel/casino for the bargain basement price. >> a cub makes this hole a bear. see the video that's climbing its way through the nets. >> reporter: he is trying to play flag football. it's warm and humid, looks like

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>> new this morning, a black bear cub disrupted the game at the mountain side golf course in vancouver. he twirls around the flag for 15 minutes. he can't get it to come down, he gives up on that, and steals the ball. bears are regular attractions on the links there. >> i like that video. mess around on the golf course. let's take you outside we're expecting an opening of the ben franklin bridge. looking live -- tacony-palmyra, the betsy ross bridge is in the background, a better idea to take the betsy ross bridge instead. let's look at the ben franklin bridge, construction blocking the right lane westbound it's not causing a delay just yet,

but i expect it will in an hour or so, be warned. septa media/elwyn line all normal this morning. >> reporter: we're in the 60s in most neighborhoods, karen, we'll be in the mid 70s by 9:00 a.m. 81 degrees at noon, 87 at 3:00 p.m. with a high of 88 degrees probably hitting that around 4:00 before we settle back to 83. of course the second big order of the day, after the warmth and humidity we'll feel is the late day and nighttime thunderstorms they could start popping north and west of philadelphia. we expect them to roll through the i-95 corridor and later tonight and they could produce drenching downpours. >> a florida developer, will have to pate -- wait two weeks

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read part of the verdict in the oscar pistorius murder trial. we have the latest coming up. >> a team effort how one football players promotion could help to save his daughter's life. >> happening today, the nation will pause to remember the lives lost 13 years ago, during the 9/11 attacks. >> morning, 6:30, september 11. first up, david murphy looking at storms coming later tonight and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: i just visited the 9/11 memorial museum ten days ago, it was really something else. i recommend it buying your ticket online and getting in the queue it was great. >> reporter: we're keeping our eyes on the rain out to the west because it's going to arrive late i in the day and this evening, in the form of spotty and drenching thunderstorms. 69 in philadelphia, 70 in

wilmington, 68 in allentown. 74 by 9:00 a.m., 81 by noon. 87 by 3:00 p.m. with the high of 88 by 4:00. by 6:00 p.m. we're back down in the low 80s. north and west of philadelphia be on the look out for the arrival of pop up storms, they will be crewing through the i-95 corridor this evening, and down by the coast later tonight. i'll have future tracker 6 detailing the movement of the storms and of course the seven day letting you know what comes next in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: let's hit the roads, as you look at the commute we'll see people on i-95, jamming up at southbound at cottman and the betsy ross bridge to girard. a logo. no accidents or problems, just morning volume jamming you up there. this is a live look is at the boulevard traffic is slowing up as you head toward the schuylkill expressway. southbound is slow, as well. the roads are clear and dry, no

weather-related problems affecting you. we have an accident in plymouth meeting where a vehicle went off and took a pole down plymouth road and irwin lane. tacony-palmyra is up, we can see the ship coming through, as we speak. traffic is stopped on either side of the tacony-palmyra bridge. >> we begin with several breaking stories, first up, the judge in the oscar pistorius murder trial has just issued part of her ruling and it seems to favor the double amputee. the judge announced the state has not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that oscar pistorius is guilty of premeditated murder. this is a live picture of the courtroom right now. she must declare murder on other counts. oscar pistorius is in the south african courtroom still

listening to the judge. he has been charged with murdering his girlfriend. he testified that he thought she was an intruderrer in his bathroom. the judge continues to read the verdicts here, we'll see what happens next, boy this trial started back in early march. back here an an out of the control driver smashed into a park car carat -- car at 4:30, and smashed into a house and second neighboring house injuring a woman there. the impact left a gaping hole in one side of the home. no charges have been filed. developing overnight the police chase went from the roadway to the railway in delaware county. the action cam was where the suv stopped on septa tracks near

landsdown at12:30 a.m. the driver fled on foot. they are questioning one person and possibly searching for are a second person. >> now to an "action news" exclusive, the search continues for the attacker who showed no mercy to a woman in a wheelchair. he set out to rob her and turned violent when she tried to resist. katherine scott is live outside southwest detectives with more on the story. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, police are working on getting surveillance video in the attack in the hopes of getting a better description. they believe the suspect is between 14 and 18 careers old expebl she is -- years old, and they believe she is behind -- they believe he is behind two attacks. the 61-year-old suffered from

multiple sclorosis. it was 10:20 when she was on her way back from the shop rite at island and lindbergh. a young man jumped off his dark-colored mountain bike and ran toward her. she was struggling with the teen over the handbag and the attacker stabbed her in the right shoulder. >> there was $08 an license and credit cards in there. >> reporter: for $80. >> it's hurts, i'll tell you i'm going through pain right now. >> reporter: and police believe the same teenager is behind an attack that happened early monday evening and that attack, a 63-year-old man was robbed and stabbed. if you have any information southwest detective's want to hear from you. southwest detectives. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. later this morning moments of silence will mark the precise be

times the 9/11 terror attacks occurred 13 years ago today. let's take a live look in lower manhattanment reflecting pools, where the twin towers someone's someone's -- senior twin towers once stood. the area will be closed so the victims' families will gather and have a solemn reading of the victims' names. president obama issued a direct warning to the isis terror group last night during a global call to action. mr. obama announced plans to launch airstrikes targeting the islamic extremists. the president is sending more troops to train forces in iraq and asking congress to authorize arming syrian rebels. >> if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven.

>> some republicans are concerned that the plan leaves the u.s. vulnerable to an attack. security forces believe there will be no heighten threats at today's 9/11 observances. people across the delaware valley will pause to pay tribute to the heros of 911. dozens of volunteers played flags at the township monument, each one holds the names of man, women or child who lost their lives during the attacks. cincinnati bengals promoted detective stills. he was informed that his young daughter was diagnosed with a rare pediatric cancer. after training camp, he was cut because he wasn't able to devote his full attention to the sport. he was placed on the practice squad so he could keep his salary and health benefits. he has been promoted from the

practice squad back to the active squad and his jersey is becoming a top seller on the team. all the proceeds will go to children's hospital in cincinnati. >> some of the rain is creeping into western pennsylvania right now? >> reporter: looks like it will be later this afternoon before our northern and western suburbs have to deal with it. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry. a blip up north of new york city that's it. as we look outside, we've got a lot of cloud cover early, every now and then you'll see breaks in the clouds, as is the case you're getting a shot of the sun coming up over the horizon beneath that local deck of clouds. first of all it will be humid and warm are than yesterday, and later on today and tonight we're going to see the storms march in. i'm going to go ahead and add that always on seven day for those of you watching in hd if you want to glance ahead of what's going on next. the dewpoint is continuing to

climb, mid 60s that's an indication of humid air. and winds out of the south/southwest continuing to pump in the humid air. there's no threat of rain when the kids are walking home from school. as we get past 4:00 p.m. we'll see scattered thunderstorms pop up, where they hit they could produce drenching downpours. 11:00 they are off the coast, adam and cesily will be along later today to show you what's happening during the evening rush hour. the main threat will be downpours, slight threat of flash flooding if you get a large enough cell that moves slowly enough, that's not a big issue. strong winds you might get a gust out of the heavier downpours, but not strong winds. hail or tornadoes, no that's not part of the picture.

the big issue during the day is the rising temperatures and humidity. 79 by 11:00 a.m., 85 by 2. 88 at 4. 84 by 6:00 p.m. low 80s in the lehigh valley. mid 80s counts shore and upper 80s closer to philadelphia. for the phillies i could see a thunderstorm around the ballpark near the beginning of the game. maybe there's a delay depending on whether we get one near the ballpark. 79 for the first pitch, 76 for the 9th inning. breezy conditions building. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today, 88 humidity with the storms i just showed you. tomorrow, less humid, 78. and then comes the weekend. 73 is the high on saturday unfortunately a system arrives with periods of shower and rain

in the afternoon and we're dry on sunday and pleasant. gneiss on monday, morning rain tuesday, we're dry at night, that's good noose for the union heading to ppl park union versus seattle. >> sons of ben. >> up next, a philadelphia holdup that netted a man $30,000. >> there's controversies over who saw the ray rice video and when. >> reporter: surprise surprise delays on the schuylkill expressway.

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>> 6:44 taking a live look at center city philadelphia. a little cloud cover over the buildings downtown. >> let's go to karen rogers the schuylkill expressway doing what it tends to do around 6:30. >> reporter: no accidents or problems out there, no weather-related issues, but nonetheless a delay. heavy from conshohocken to the curve and montgomery to girard and westbound jamming from the boulevard to belmont. kind of the usual spots we'll see on the schuylkill expressway. now that everybody is back to school we no longer are summertime traffic which was nicer, we're seeing bigger delays. i-95 backed up here, jammed at cottman, but the betsy ross bridge to girard particularly slow right now. there you see the speeds at

20 miles per hour. o schuylkill expressway that we talked about. tacony-palmyra bridge back down, i showed you before it was open for a bridge opening, to traffic moving right now a little bit of that delay thinning out right now. let's talk about the problem here in plymouth meeting, plymouth road and irwins lane, a vehicle ran into a poll. in wilmington by the waterfront expect delays and closures for the pink ribbon 5k run and walk at 6:30. we're checking the closures then. so far so good not a lot of big accidents. satellite and radar showing the weather just lots of clouds right now. there you can see the storms out to the west, as david has been saying we expect that to hit after 4:00 p.m., that could impact your evening commute orchids activities later on. high of 88 degrees and warm and sticky. >> philadelphia police are trying to track down the gunman who got away with $30,000 from a

check cashing business in juniata. nobody inside was injured. this week's nfl roger goodell defended his action on the ray rice case. saying he didn't seep the video until later this week. a law enforcement officer said they sent the video to the nfl back in april. the baltimore ravens owner said he didn't see the video until last monday. the video shows rice knocking out his then fiance. before monday he gave rice the benefit of the doubt based on on the police report that charged rice and palmer with misdemeanor. >> i was picking her wailing on him and him smacking her and her head was there far from the wall and with her -- dropped.

why did i believe that, because i meanted to, i assumed it wasn't a forceful blow. >> he said he regrets the assumption he made. >> happening today, philadelphia city council meets for the first time since the summer break. council members are expected to take up a commission calling for the end of the school reform commission. they want local control of public schools. council could vote for a special referendum to takes place at a later date. members are expected to discuss the proposed sale of bgw in the coming days. >> we continue to follow fast-moving developments out of south africa where the judge has read part of the verdict in the oscar pistorius trial. that's coming up next. >> reporter: it's going to be warm and humid, cool drinkers for the kids if they have

activities after school. looks like the thunderstorms will hold off until later on in the .

>> let's update our breaking news from south africa. the judge in the oscar pistorius trial has ruled that the evidence does not support the state's argument that the double amputee athlete knew his girlfriend was in the bathroom when he fired shots into the

room. the judge announced that the state has not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that oscar pistorius is guilty of premeditated murder. she has to rule on kulpable homicide which is like manslaughter in the united states. the state has trying to approve that he intentionally murder his girlfriend. he testified that he thought she was an intruder in the bathroom. "g.m.a." will have more on this. >> reporter: no doubt. >> reporter: let's check the morning commute. as we look live that's the traffic 42 northbound a little slow 41 to 295. 422 heavy from oaks to 23. a ten minute ride you've got a 3 minute delay and buildings. the accident we've been talking about in plymouth meeting on

plymouth road has cleared. temperatures are mild in the northern and western suburbs, 69 degrees in pottstown right now. 67 in coatsville, 66 in quakertown and close to 07 in chester and center city. across the river in south jersey, upper 60s there, as well. 68 in glass borough. 69 in gandys beach. 68 degrees reading up and down new castle county and delaware. 74 degrees, 81 by noon, it will be humid but not as warm in the morning, of course in the afternoon we get up to 87 by 3:00 p.m., and 88 degrees around 4:00 before dipping back down to the low 80s before dinnertime. in the northern and western suburbs, a shower or drenching thunderstorm is possible. they will be down in philadelphia early this evening, and over by the shore tonight. >> stevie wonder will be on tour this november. he'll perform his classic album songs in the key of life. he is working on no material,

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good morning, america. overnight, president obama lays out his plan to destroy the terror group isis. >> if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> u.s. military operations now significantly escalated. more troops to the region and more air strikes. but the president vows no ground war. happening right now, judgment day for oscar pistorius. the former olympian in court already cleared of two of the most serious murder charges now awaits the full ruling. we are live in south africa for the verdict. also breaking overnight, was there a massive cover-up in the ray rice scandal? did the nfl have the videotape all along? now an independent investigation launched. the former head of the fbi heading it up. what did the nfl know and when did they know it? and prince harry carays on. taking his mission to honor wounded warriors