make more happen for less. >> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. on this saturday, september 13, here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." ready for implosion a philadelphia highrise will be demolished in just minutes, we'll bring it to you live when it happens. a man hit while crossing the road in north philadelphia, police are questioning a person in connection with the crash. plus, you may want to take your umbrella with you for any outdoor plans as we keep an eye out for any rain across the region today. meteorologist chris sowers is monitoring the forecast, he is outside right now with a look at the accuweather forecast. good morning to you, eva. it's not looking like a wash,

that's the most important thing to take out of this. it looks like passing showers from time to time, that's the about it. with the clouds cover and passing showers, temperatures will be on the cooler side with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. 66 degrees in reading. 63 in philadelphia. 07 is the popular number up and down the beach from wildwood to sandy hook. here's the satellite and radar composite. we have a couple of areas of low pressure the first one is toward the top of the screen west of buffalo. there's another one developing across the virginias and the carolinas. because these two areas of low pressure are competing for energy they will stay on the weaker sighted and pass up to the northeast and move into new england in the next 24 to 36 hours. therefore, we're expecting a few scattered showers as opposed to a good soaking like we would had the systems merged or come together. there's good news there.

accuweather says expect clouds today, cooler temperatures, maybe a little bit of rain and/or shower activity throughout the afternoon. a cooler high of 72. i meanted to show you what's going on across the high plains. we have 11 states under frost advisories, windchills in the 20s and 0s, that air mass is sliding east and heading in our direction. now the september sun is still warm, that will modify, but wait until you see the morning lows in the seven-day forecast that's coming up in just a bit, eva. >> we begin with breaking news out of pike county pennsylvania, pennsylvania state police have confirmed that one state trooper is dead and another wounded at a shooting at a state police barracks. this happened at 11:00 p.m. during a shift change at the barracks in blooming grove township which is 30 miles east of scranton. police are searching for the gunman in the wooded area where the shots came from.

helicopters are helping in the search along with special response teams on the ground. there's no word at this hour as to what led to that shooting. we'll keep you updated on the breaking story on 6abc and 6abc.com as more information becomes available. 7:03, a germantown apartment buildings will be no more in less than 15 minutes. the action cam is live at the queen lane highrise on west queen lane. you can see people gathering to watch the implosion that will happen in ten minutes. this is making way for a brand new 55-unit low rise rental development. taking a live look from the action cam, now we're looking at the buildings. that's the building that will come down, crews are prepared to implode the 59-year-old building at 7:15. anyone within a one mile radius has been evacuated for safety

regions. a man is being confessed in connection with a deadly hit-and-run accident in north philadelphia. investigators say before midnight a police patrol car started following a honda pilot speeding down allegheny avenue. the car ran several redlights and hit a man who was walking across the street at 24th and allegheny. the victim was thrown 60 yards and hit by another vehicle. the honda went four more blocks, police say the driver got out and made a run for it. police have not said if the man they have taken into custody is the driver. the action cam was in hockessin, delaware, where a bicyclist was killed by a hit-and-run driver. it happened at 8:45 near brekren ridge road.

a bizarre accidents sent three pedestrians and a driver to the hospital in camden. police say the driver was the most seriously hurt. it took nearly an hour for rescuers to cut him free from the wreckage and rush him to cooper university hospital. the driver and one of the pedestrians are in critical condition. the other two pedestrians were treated and released. it took a philadelphia jury just 6 hours to find christina regusters guilty on all six sownts oh -- counts and took -- >> reporter: it took 6 hours for the jury to convict christina regusters they concluded this was her a 19-year-old who wore a

muslim disguise to gain access to the child's elementary school. she took the girl to a nearby house and sexually is alling her during a 19 hour ordeal keeping the girl naked under a bed. detectives say she tried to fool 5-year-old. >> she fed her information about an alleged man including showing her a picture on a cell phone. there's no evidence to suggest that man existed. >> reporter: a day later she was left alone after dark at a park dressed in t-shirt. police closed in on the regusters with the little girl's help. >> the child was able to identify the home by the back tears, and knew about the bird. >> reporter: this is marty the bird. police say this is a closed case, but her lawyer thinks there were others involved.

>> i don't think she had the capability of coming up with a scheme like this. >> reporter: the victim's mother we want when the verdict came down -- we went when the -- wept when the verdict came down. >> she didn't ask for an i.d. she took a child out of the school and handed over to a stranger. >> reporter: and the school district said it has no comment at this time since there's pending litigation, regusters is expected to be sentenced in december and the d.a. is seeking a life sentence. at the criminal justice center, sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> a berks county man was found passed out with two children and three homemade bombs. a passer by spotted him, the passer by called police who arrested him. what the him bombs were for is

unclear, it's not known if the children are wallies. he is charged with having weapons of mass destruction and risking a catastrophe. a heroin dealer is off the streets of newark, delaware, authorities say he is 14 years old. police were patrolling the intersection of arnold court, when officers approached the teen, he threw 25 bags of heroin on the ground. he was quickly arrested at the scene. he remains in custody at the new castle county detention center. >> it was opening night for allentown's brand new 117 million-dollar ppl center, but they were taking easy. ♪ the grammy award winning classic rock band the eagle swooped in for the debut performance. now that the arena checked in, allentown hopes it never leaves.

the arena is planning 140 events in the first career from professional bull riding to college basketball. it will be the permanent home of the lehigh valley phantoms. they will counting on it to energy their downtown and bring back jobs and million visitors a year. >> we're live over a philadelphia highrise that has a date for did he demolition, we'g you that implosion live as it happens. >> reporter: coming up on storm tracker 6 live showing the showers building toward the southwest. they move in this afternoon,

>> spotty showers today. >> reporter: just a few showers from time to time. let's go live on sky 6. it won't be a wash, but it won't be a perfectly dry afternoon

either. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s and 70s, because of the cloud cover we are expecting throughout the course of the day, the numbers won't climb too far, maybe, 70, 72 that's it. 50 north and west, low 70sen the beaches. we're seeing clouds move in from the southwest and now we're seeing showers approach the area, as well. we'll zoom on this there, there is storm tracker 6 live double scan there's lancaster county, crork -- york. you can see this is light you can see by the shades of green. every now and then you get a steadier shower. all this activity pushing off toward the northeast and toward the east. they should be in places like lancaster and reading within the hour. there's plenty moisture out through here, it's all broken apart, it's raggedy looking. we're seeing a couple of mini lows one to the south and one to

the north, both will push off to the northeast throughout the day. we're checking a couple of showers as opposed to a soaking rain. there's the low to the south, the second one passing on by to canada. occasional shower possible, otherwise lots of clouds, it will be a cooler day highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. east northeasterly breeze beginning to strengthen. tomorrow this system is out of here and pushing into the canadian maritimes we'll see the sunshine return and mild temperatures highs in the low 70s. future tracker 6, midday, showers approaching the area moving in southwest to northeast, by 5:00, 6:00, they are pushing out. by 7:30 we're seeing the skies begin to clear. overnight tonight we'll go clear and couple with temperatures dropping into the 40s. not looking too bad. this is a very small little system. it's a nuisance event. clouds and rain, cooler high of

72 degrees. winds out of the northeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight there could be a leftover evening shower. 46 degrees in the outlying suburbs. 54 in center city. 44 degrees in lancaster, only 12 degrees above freezing. 43 in allentown, 53 in philadelphia. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 73 degrees sunday, mostly sunny. monday is quiet. we'll see partly sunny skies high of 77 degrees. monday night into tuesday, there could be a little bit be of morning rain, tuesday clearing by afternoon, 74. wednesday, thursday, and friday, lots of sunshine, eva, and temperatures on the cooler side about 8 to 10 degrees below average. highs in the low to mid 70s. >> crews are ready to implode a 16-story buildings in the city's germantown section. let's go to chopper 6hd with a look above the queen lane highrise. now, this building is 16

stories, as we said. it's been vaint -- vacant for the past several years. the 59-year-old queen lane apartment will be imploded at 7:15. all the people within one block of the buildings has been required to move out. the second zone, that's the dust zone there will be dust in that area, as well. there will be replace the by a $22,000,000.55 unit rental development with townhomes and low-rise buildings. that will be occupied by december, 2015. we saw this a short time ago, a group of people gathering at the scene to watch the buildings come down. at the point was occupied there were 115 units. this was vacated in 2011. the plans have come into

fruition, because the neighborses objected to the initial plans fore this site. chopper 6 taking a live look at the queen lane apartment building which at any moment will come down. they will be imploded. you see they have the area cleared. there you see workers and other people standing by watching to see as this buildings finally comes down and makes way for this new development that will go in it's place. >> nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one!

[explosions] [ cheers and applause ] >> it's time to run. >> and down the building came, the 59-year-old queen lane apartments just imploded as you saw live on chopper 6hd. you can see the dust billowing out as the building came down, this will make way for a $22,000,000.535 unit rental development that's a mix of townhomes and low rise buildings that will fit in with the character of this neighborhood. we'll follow this story and bring you more pictures from the

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 saturday morning, you're looking at satellite and radar, i just got off the phone with accuweather, about an hour and hour and half ago, they are concerned about the pattern that has developed over the past couple of weeks which continue to show the southern storms developing in this part of the

country racing up the eastern seaboard. we know what coastal storms mean in this part of the county. we have storms move in and stall off the coast and ride up into new england. that brings the moisture. over the last several weeks we've seen three of these, they bring in rain off the atlantic. this will do the same thing. forfortunately there's another e that will compete for the, in. we're not talking about a huge storm we're talking about scattered showers. it's not looking like a rain day per se. but there could showers out there, it's the overall pattern that's looking alarming for the up coming winter season. temperatures are low 70s south and east, mid to upper 60s north and west. >> turning to sports, the phillies fails the marlins again at the bank after a dramatic win in extra insisting -- innings.

here's jamie apody. >> reporter: the only word to describe the state of affairs in the nfl is sad. ray rice first, then adrian peterson who has been indicted on child abuse charges accused of using a branch to spank his one son. in light of this news he has deactivated for sunday night's game against the patriots. nfl has addressing the new drug policy. josh gordon's suspension will be reduced. they will begin testing for human growth hormone this season. the eagles get ready to face the colts on monday night football. the colts coming off a comeback loss at denver, they don't want to start the season, 0-2.

how will this game go? >> it comes down to execution. >> i think it will be a shootout. i really do. get some plays in the air and on the ground, i think it will be a good game. >> reporter: monday night we're teeming up with phl17 first the pregame show countdown to kickoff and followed by the eagles monday night cofferrage at 8:00 p.m -- coverage at 8:00 p.m. phillies fails -- faced the marlins. 6th inning the marlins tied it up. stayed 1-1 to the bottom of the 10th. 1 run on 1 out, cody ashey this

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>> demolition crews bring down a 16-story building in the city's germantown section making way for a 22 million-dollar complex. an elderly woman is killed when a fire sweeps through her south philadelphia home. and we are tracking possible rain to start off our weekend, let's held outside to chris sowers with a look ahead at our forecast. >> reporter: and we've got nothing but sun right now on the terrace. as you just mentioned, eva, we're tracking a little bit of rain this afternoon.

it shouldn't amount to all that much, but it will be the kind that will make for it to be annoying. pottstown, 58 degrees, cloudy skies north and west. saint david, 56. chester, 62. levittown, 58. and members of the jury creek 54. south and east we go across interior sections of south jersey. buena, 60. cinnaminson, 61. smyrna, 62. avalon and sea isle 70 degrees. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the moisture is not that far off to the we also. it's pushing into lancaster county and pulling out of the york and gettysburg.ncaster it's advancing to the northeast and should be in the reading area probably in the next half-hour, if you're not already picking up patchy drizzle. the wide wired -- wider view shows clouds out to the northwest. 70 degrees by lunchtime, maybe a

scattered shower or two. same thing at 3:00 p.m., 71. we're anticipating a high of 72. the moisture should be out of here bi7:00 p.m. we're looking at a 50/50 weekend. some of you north and west may need a light winter coat if you're out this time tomorrow. it's very chilly. that cool pattern stays with us through the new workweek. when i step back inside i'll show you the chilly numbers in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and time out the rain for you. >> thanks, chris,. we continue to monitor breaking news out of pikes county, pennsylvania. one state trooper is dead and another wounded at a shooting at a state police barracks. it happened in blooming grove 35 miles per hour east of scranton during a shift change. they were reportedly ambushed. police are searching for the

gunman, we'll keep you updated on the breaking news story on 6abc.com as soon as the information become available. one of philadelphia's greatest eye sores has come crashing to the ground! [explosions] >> and just like that the long shadow of the queen lane apartments were a erased from the skyline this morning. the 16 story building was vacant for two years, it will be replaced by 55 new flats, walk ups and townhouses. here's a look at what's left of the building now from chopper 6hd. you can see the rubble, the streets around the former highrise will remain closed while crews work to clear the dust and debris caused by the implosion. new this morning, a south philadelphia house fire has

claimed the life of an 82-year-old woman. the action cam was at the scene of south marshall street. when fire engines arrived flames were spitting out of both floors. firefighters pulled the victim from the second floor bedroom. she was pronounced at the scene. the woman's daughter escaped without injuries. investigators have found one smoke alarm in the basement. there's no word yet on the cause. two women were hurt in an overnight crash in northeast philadelphia. police say they were traveling south on rising sun avenue near adams around 2:00 a.m. when the driver lost control and ran off the road. the car hit a utility pole and traffic light before flipping over. one of the women was trapped inside, both were taken to einstein for treatment. no word on any charges in that crash. >> the d.a. will seek a life sentence for christina regusters

the women convicted of abdomin ducking a 5-year-old from a -- abducting a 5-year-old from a elementary school. she was impersonating the girl's mother and took her from bryant living room school l. the girl suffered severe injuries and the parents are suing for negligence. pennsylvania spca rescued cats from this farm in lancaster county. officers found dozens of cats and kittens needing medical care. they are being treated at the pcpca philadelphia headquarters an investigation is underway. homes appear to be sinking on one block in philadelphia's east wick section and residents are asking for help. city council johnson and the army corps of engineers and

congressional representatives took a look at the damage. they heard from frustrated residents. >> cracked basements, sunken driveways, sunken garages, this is what we're up against. >> we can't sell it, our homeowners is canceling and we have to pay taxes on it, at it is worth nothing. >> nobody what's causing the problem, but we know that the many homes were build on marsh land. to find the exact cause it needs funding to do a study, but any study will take a career to complete. >> casino revenue in atlantic city dipped in august, but the latest numbers are not as bad as it might seem. revenues were down $4 million. 1.2% compared to last august. the year to year comparison included the showboat.

the atlanta club closed in january, you take that you tell 0 and add in online gambling revenue, ac's revenue rose 10% compared to last august. the clock is ticking for casino workers in atlantic city, trump entertainment sent layoff notices to the employees at taj mahal. now bankrupt, the company is threatening to shut down. local 54 said the ultimate come is a red herring, even given into concessions, trump is buried into too much debt to survive. it's a big weekend in atlantic city, a new miss america will be crowned this weekend, the pageant weekend kicked off with a stroll on the ac steel pier. the contestants got to hang out with their biggest fans while

raising money for a great cause the proceeds go to the scholarship program and the children's miracle network hospital. throughout the miss america weekend we're following our local contestants, and has -- annie mccormick has more. our local miss america contestants are ready for the big show. >> the miss america organizations shows we're the best and the brightest and the talent in this country. >> i'm taking a breath and sitting back and enjoying the experience. >> for me to be miss new jersey competing for miss america provides a source of hope and inspiration for the city of atlantic city and neighboring towns. >> reporter: miss taylor jones is the daughter of two casinos workers she knows how important it miss america is for a city where casinos are closing leaving thousands without jobs. >> people i call aunt and uncle

who are my parents best friends forever are losing their jobs. >> everybody is losing their jobs, sad about that. >> i love it. >> reporter: back in atlantic city for the second year in a row, the ratings soared last year and abc hopes this is a repeat. miss delaware, a temple alum was born in new jersey so was miss new jersey who attend rutgers, miss pennsylvania attends car nation mellon university and has -- carnegie mellon university and has an advantage they won the talent this week. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> tune in tomorrow for 6abc countdown to the crown. former miss america, joins our karen rogers and melissa magee and matt o'donnell for a live pageant preview from the atlantic city boardwalk.

at 8:00 p.m. our pageant coverage continues the road to miss america and the competition begins apt 9:00 p.m. the vice are you that sickened thousands of children across the u.s. has arrived in delaware valley. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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california's cleveland national forest. the flames have scorched 2 square miles of drought stricken brush. homes are at the bottom of the silverado canyon. 300 firefighters are battling the blaze in temperatures that are supposed to reach 100 today. we'll take a look at this army of angry snowmen in cal calgary. more than a dozen little grumpy snowmen were built after a storm knocked out power to thousands of people. the early taste of winters was one of the earliest snowfalls on record. i love that the snowmen all have grumpy faces. >> reporter: if we had snow here right now, i would be unhappy, it is september.we had snow here

>> people might be beating down the door to take you out. >> i think people enjoy snow i don't think they want it in september. >> reporter: it is 5,000 feet up, it is supposed to snow there. we have sunshine peeking through the clouds at the jersey shore. we are expecting a mostly cloudy day today and a little bit of light rain will push through the area. it's not looking like a fantastic start to the weekend. tomorrow we'll see more in the way of sunshine. temperatures wise, we're on the cooler side. with all the clouds, temperatures will not climb very far. maybe upper 60s, low 70s. right now we're sitting at 54 in allentown. trenton, 95. philadelphia, 63. millville, 59. wilmington, 63. check out the forecast at any time on the left-hand side of the screen. satellite and radar shows the next system we're watching is knocking on the door, pushing

through the western suburbs as i speak moving into berks county pushing toward the northeast at 20 miles per hour. so it should be in the reading area, probably now over the next 15 minutes or so, eventually pushing up into the lehigh valley. we'll zoom into storm tracker 6 live double scan, for the most part this is on the lighter side. every now and then we pick up a shade or two of croal which will indicate a -- yellow which will indicate a heavier downpour. the wider view shows systems pushing off to the northeast. that will provide very light wet weather today. look at the shot across the high plains, 42 in bismarck. windchills in time 20s and 0s, they are seeing the snow across the higher elevations of the northern rockies and canada. this is an impressive cold shot of air.

fortunately it is september, the sun is still hot. as that advances in our direction it will modify. it will be cooler than average, but we'll be in the 60s and 70s we're not talking about anything too terribly cold. we'll have showers from time to time, nothing heavy. systems pushing out by 9:00 p.m., we're clear west of the city, the cloud line will push east by 11:00, it will clear the coast, overnights tonight, mainly clear skies and a lot of sunshine expected tomorrow. here's what to expect today, lots of clouds, cool, light rain developing between noon and 6:00 p.m. there could be a renegade shower before this time frame. that's when the steadiest will arrive. there could be dry stretcheses between noon an 6:00 p.m. jersey shore, not a good beach day, lots of clouds, light rain,

74. sunday, sunny and nice, 72 degrees, winds will be out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. if you're doing boating today, excuse me the seas could be choppy. the waves increase 3 to 4 feet. ocean temperature is starting to drop now, it was 78 degrees earlier this summer and now it's down to 73. winds picking up, east 10 to 15 miles per hour. 72 degrees is the forecasted high shower early. 46 degrees outlying suburbs, 54 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the cooler numbers, the normal is 81. everyday it is well below that. 72 today, 73 tomorrow, look at this, tomorrow morning, look at the western suburbs, 48 degrees in lancaster, allentown, 46 that's only 14 degrees above the freezing mark. we get into fuse, we're up to 74 for the high, wednesday is

cooler, 73. thursday, 72. friday, 74. lots of sunshine, so it is a sure sign that fall is right around the corner here. those are chilly numbers. >> and you're in heaven. >> reporter: i'm looking -- liking this. >> this is your kind of weather. >> the clouded leopards may their debut at the houston zoo. they have been under the close watch of veterinarians since they were born back in june. they are credit secretive and they wanted to make sure they ♪

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on average people with type one diabetes had lower sodium intake. men had a higher intake per day. medications linked to anxious -- anxiety, people who found older people who take the drugs for 3 months or longer had a higher risk of developing alzheimer disease. a dozen children in delaware have been hospitalized with respiratory illness. the question is whether they are suffering from the entrovirus 68 that has infected 1,000 across

the country. ali gorman takes a closer look. >> reporter: early tuesday morning, bonnie said her 14-year-old granddaughter was flown by hell copper to the -- helicopter to a. i. dupont hospital for children. monday night she could barely breathe. >> it's scary. her belly was sucking in she was struggling that hard to breathe. >> reporter: she said she has asthma, but her medication didn't help. she thinks entrovirus 68 is to blame. it's the same respiratory vier vier -- virus that has sent hundreds of kids to the hospital across the country. they have sent five samples to the cdc to be tested for the virus. she tells parents not to panic, but to be aware. if your child has a cold look

for symptoms out of the ordinary. if they have any difficult breathing, they should seek care immediately. >> reporter: the director of delaware department of public health she stresses prevention. hand washing is the most effective way to prevent the spread of viruses. if you cough or sneeze use your elbow or a tissue you throw away. >> reporter: stay away from others who are sick, if your child is sick keep them home. as for alexis her grandmother said she is slowly getting better. results from the cdc are expected sometime late next week. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> up next, chris sowers will take a final look at the accuweather forecast stay with us with us, we'll be right back

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>> check out this incredible video, chris this is for you. a bear cub was caught on camera having too much fun with the flag along the hole of the golf course. you see here, he notices a golf ball sitting on the green. the bear cub picks it up and saunters off with the golf ball. i hope that's not a special ball for somebody. >> reporter: you have to play it where it lies. him if he is moving that ball, oh, well. he was little, he wasn't as big -- but you know the rule, where there's a little cute bear, there's a mommy bear waiting nearby. >> reporter: she is not as cute. >> reporter: here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today will not be a

cute or happy day. we'll have gray and gloom and occasion shower, 72 degrees. tomorrow, outstanding, 73. 77 monday, low 70s the rest of the week. >> it is 7:56 we're a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: go to work, coming up on "g.m.a.," breaking news out of the southern california, a fierce wildfire, we're live. this as much of the county is dealing with colder temperatures. new developments in the case of the star running back adrian peterson, the latest nfl player in a domestic violence scandal, he took a private plane overnight to houston to be booked on charges of child abuse, how will the embattled league handle this latest case. on a lighter vote it's back to

school he had -- edition, can these make the grade. find out what our mom panel will have to say, they are tough. >> "action news" continues at 9:00, here's some of the stories we're working on for you, we'll have the latest on a deadly shooting inside a pennsylvania state police barracks in pike county. the dust cloud remains following the implosion of a philadelphia highrise this morning. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday, we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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breaking overnight, inferno, fire crews trying to put out a fierce wildfire in record-breaking triple digit temperatures. people told to evacuate their homes immediately. >> we're ready. we've got things packed. >> the all-out fight to keep the flames from jumping the ridgelines will it be enough? also breaking overnight, a massive manhunt for a gunman who walked into a police station and opened fire. state troopers shot. what we're learning now. new details in the developing story, the football star surrenders. adrian peterson, the powerhouse running back turning himself into police overnight to face child abuse charges. in the wake of the ray rice domestic violence scandal, what will