dealing with low-level clouds and patchy fog. the humidity has come up during the overnight hours. it will feel like summer here this afternoon. temperatures in the 60s. 60 in quakertown. 60 in martins creek, warrington, 65. same time david 61 and chester 67. one of the biggest changes it doesn't feel crisp out there. it's warm and sticky almost tropical like out there. agenda beach, 68. woodbine, 67. cinnaminson, 66 degrees. we have quite a bit of fog, some of it is thick, millville, 2 miles. .3 in lancaster they have been that way all morning. .8 in reading. five miles in philadelphia. 1.3 in beach haven. if you're traveling over the next hour or so, take it slow and keep the beams on low, both handles on the steering wheel. we expect the clouds to lift and skies will brighten up as the day wears on.

that's a coastal storm that will continue to you run up the eastern seaboard. it will throw back clouds across south jersey and delaware. west of the delaware breaking for more sunshine. so, the call from accuweather, 69 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, lunchtime we'll see the skies brighten up, 3:00 p.m., topping out at 83 degrees, we'll have changes on the way tomorrow, i'll have the details in the full forecast in just a bit. >> nurses at crozer-chester county started a two day strike. the action cam was outside the hospital at 7:00 a.m. when nurses walked the picket line. 550 nurses walked off the job. the union sailed the biggest problem that the hospital has cut the number of nurses. >> right now in crozer we have had department close, we are now 550 nurses. we were 8000 nurses a few years ago and our issue is they have

not left enough nurses to care for the patients. >> a spokesperson for the hospital said the nurses are among the highest paid in pennsylvania. the spokesperson said full time registered nurses average $100,000 a year. we'll have a live update on the strike on "action news" at noon. four men were shot and two killed in olney on the 56 block of north park avenue. police say an argument outside a nightclub ended with gunfire. dozens ran for safety. two were killed, two are in critical, but stable condition. >> there were numerous vehicles in the area that were struck with stray rounds. the whole street looks like it was a shooting gallery. >> police say they found two guns at the scene. investigators have not announced any arrests or said what the

argument was about. >> an suv is a mangled mess after an accident in kensington this morning. police say the driver lost control and hit a utility pole snapping it in half. the impact of the crash caused the four men inside to be thrown from the suv. all four were taken to the hospital there's no word on their conditions and no word if any charges will be filed against the driver. the search continues this morning for eric frein, the man wanted in a deadly ambush at a pennsylvania state police barracks last weekend. officers in bullet proof vests and armed with rifles continue to comb the area. frein is a self-taught survivalist with a grudge against police. authorities are looking for him in the area of where his parents

live. >> he wants them to come after him. he wants them to go into the woods. he knows enough how to set up a trap. i think the national guard should go out there, he wants to kill cops, don't send him cops. >> residents are allowed to return home after a shelter in place has been lifted. >> two children are recovering after being attacked by a dog yesterday in west oak lane. the 9 and 11-year-olds were bitten as they walked down beverly street. the pitbull went under the fence to get to the kids. a man who tried to help the kids was hurt. the neighbor said the attack wouldn't have happened if the dog was confiscated after it attacked his small dog two weeks ago. porter's dog had to be put down. >> they called me and said he did well through the night. they called me about an hour and

half later they called back and said it's more expensive than it was. >> annual -- animal control team said they don't confiscate dog on dog incidents. they can not be reached for comment. >> police commissioner charles ramsey said witnesses are being interviewed in the gay bashing incident this week. two men claim a group of ten to 15 people brutally beat them after asking if the men were a couple. one of the alleged attackers admits a homophobic slur was used. claims the fight wasn't based on on sexuality and claims one of the gay men was the initial aggressor. >> efforts continue in pennsylvania had hour to right

17 train also that jumped the track in altoona. nine of the cars ended up on their side and scattered across the track. those who lived near the track feared for their lives. >> terror, because i thought the one car was going to come down on top of me. i thought i was going to die. >> fortunately nobody was hurt in the derailment. the crash caused serious damage to the tracks which are the main railroads through altoona. a car parked nearby was crushed in the crash. >> paulsboro, gloucster county is getting new weather monitors in the wake of a derailment of a chemical tanker. the county won $150,000 in grants for the monitor. 7 cars derailed on the bridge we leasing a cloud of vinyl chloride gas.

a number of residents have filed suit over the spill. >> the eagles face off in -- against washington at the linc. in 4 hours the birds kickoff against the nfc east rivals. the birds could face an old teammate on the field, desean jackson returns to the linc in a washington uniform. but he is recovering from a shoulder injury. a decision on whether he will play will come just before game time. >> kickoff is at 1:00 p.m. sports director ducis rogers leads game day kickoff live from the link at 11:30 a.m. before "action news" at noon. get all the game day highlights with eagles game day final a look back on the eagles and skins at 11:35 after "action news" at 11:00 p.m. thousands of runners are

taking part in the rock and roll half marathon. it started about an hour ago at aikens oval. it will finish there. the runners raising money for local charity. there are street closures for the races, as you can imagine head to 6abc.com for a full list of streets to avoid. >> there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." a tiny home offers all the essentials mine outlines the utility -- minus the utility bills. a look through sky 6 in wilmington, [ gecko ] what a lovely night in philadelphia.

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carlsbad got 6 inches of rain. that area sees an average of 12 inches for an entire year. >> we're in a built of a dry period on today's last full day of summer. >> there's a chance of light rain this evening. once we get past this week we're not expecting much rain at all. we're moving into a drier period climatetolgy speaking. let's go live on sky 6. there's the view in cape may. there's lots of fog, it's muggy and soup, not very pleasant out there today. storm tracker 6 live double scan, crystal clear all the moisture is over the coast. we have two systems we are watching. neither one pose much of a

threat for our weather in the delaware valley. one works out to sea, the other comes through dry. millville, 67, dover, 68. it's very soupy. temperatures are in the 60s and the dewpoints are in the 60s it's creating low level clouds and patchy dense fog. millville, 4 miles. .8 in reading and .3 in lancaster. there's the coastal low working off the virginias and the carolinas there's the cold front out to the west. this will push through in the overnight dry. this coastal storm is working north, northeast rather than up the coast. this will brush us and pass us on by to the north. this is the water vapor imaging you can get a better look at what's going on here, this is dry error sinking air on the backside of this low, as it works its way up the coast. really, what we'll see with both

systems is a little bit be of cloud cover today. the bulk of this is working out to sea. we have combination of sun and clouds, not much moisture out there. scene we get into the late afternoon and evening hours. the eagles game is fine, a combination of sun and clouds. we get the afternoon and early evening here comes the approaching cold front. by 6:00 p.m., the far western suburbs the skies are getting dark threatening looking. watch this, it falls apart. it he counter drier air and eats up the cold front. maybe a few passing showers or rumble of thunder, that's it. monday morning we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, much cooler with temperatures plummeting down into the 40s and 50s. look at these numbers, tuesday morning, 40s for everybody, with the exception of the city of philadelphia and extreme portions of southern new jersey.

it will be chill with the next front as it slides through. at the shore, 71 degrees, a little bit of sunshine, but limited at best. 77 degrees, lots of morning fog. it will be a land breeze as the day gets going, not a perfect beach day by any stretch of the imagination. but tomorrow looks better. 83 degrees today. cloud and sun, warm and humid, overnight tonight there's a chance afternoon evening thunderstorm. it's a slim chance. i think ancient -- a lot of us stay dry. 57 outlying suburbs, 64 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, crystal clear all week, 83 degrees, ten cooler tomorrow. breezy. 72 degrees tuesday, sunny and nice, wednesday, sunny, thursday, sunny, friday sunny, saturday, more sunshine temperatures are on the cooler side for most of the week and

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there's the front, we get to 5:00, 6:00, you wouldn't know there was a coastal storm there, because how quickly it pulls out. there's the cold front it comes through dry. not only do we mills out only the moisture -- miss out only the moisture from the low, but the cold front, as well. we're considered an abnormally dry category. we're not in a drought, but this is the first in a series of steps that could lead to a drought later on. eva. >> gm has issued a recall 220,000 vehicles have been recalled due to a brake pad problem. 2013, to 2015 cadillac. xts and the which chevy impala o

2015. >> a montgomery county bridal salon is closing years after business, it means discounts for brides-to-be. >> i love this dress. >> reporter: spend five minutes with the owner of the store, you can tell she loves what she does. baronett. s has been a fixture for 59 years. >> i have to put my kids first. >> i you have three young children. >> 3, 7 and 9. >> reporter: her current inventory includes close to 400 wedding gowns from everything

from wedding to prom and formal dresses and cocktail dresses. jewelry is parked down 20%. >> 30% dresses are going to 40%. all the 50% will go to 60% and some will be 75 and 80% off. sizes range from 8 to 22. >> this is 2:30, it's 60% off. the goal is to clear out the inventory. if you want to try on wedding dresses you should make an appointment so they can help you make your choice. in willow grove, amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> topping our people scene this morning, if you ever wanted to dress like olivia pope from

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>> the driver of a pickup truck is questioned after a deadly accident involving a pedestrian overnight. >> secures is being beefed up at the white house after a teenager from south jersey got on the grounds this weekend. this was the second security breach in as many days. >> summer's last harrah will warm up just in time to say hello to autumn.

meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with a look at the accuweather forecast. today is the last full day of summer. >> reporter: it is and it is supposed to feel like summer later on. with this cloud cover, it's chilly. the humidity that's come up. temperatures wise we're sitting in the 60s. 67 in millville. philadelphia, 69. allentown, 63. poconos 61 and a pair of 66s in trenton. beach haven 68. satellite and radar composite we're watching a coastal system it's closer to the coast than expected. therefore we're seeing the clouds extend to the west. it includes the western suburbs and the lehigh valley. the wider view those with that system approaching from the south and another system approaching from the west we've a squeeze play going on. we'll see clouds this morning, hopefully breaking for sunshine this afternoon. looks like a gray and gloomy start out here, but it should brighten up as the day wears on.

83 degrees, humid this afternoon. wilmington, 82. trenton, 82. 83 in reading. 80 for millville. cooler on the shore, cape may, 77. atlantic city, 77. toms river 77 degrees. as we look ahead stays dry through the entire seven-day forecast. lots of sunshine, cooler temperatures, i'll tell you what, this is the nicest seven-day forecast i've ever put together since i've been forecasting in the philadelphia area. it reminds me of san diego weather quite honestly. i'll have the numbers in the seven day in just a bit. >> a man was hit and killed while trying to cross a philadelphia street overnight. it happened on north 5th street before midnight. a man in his 40s was hit by a pick up truck. the man was killed instantly. the driver of the truck stopped and so far no charges have been filed. five people were killed in a crash in monroe county this

weekend. police say four vehicles collided on route 115 in effort, 35 miles north of allentown. two adults and three children in one of the cars were killed. police think speed played a role in the crash. >> the investigation continues into what sparked a fire in a row home in southwest philadelphia this weekend. the action cam was on the scene of the 6700 morocco of green way avenue. firefighters were called at 5:00 p.m. and nobody was injured. a -- friends of a british man who is being held hostage by militant are pleading for his release. alan henning with as a taxi driver who voluntary went to syria to help civilians caught up in the civil war. a doctor who volunteered with him before his abduction last

september appealed for his freedom. >> do not make him pay for actions of western foreign policy. this is not his crime and killing him will not change this. it will only undermine you and your cause. please let him go. and release him back to us. >> meanwhile, turkish nationals taken hostage in june were freed yesterday. turkey's president said was a pre-planned, calculated operation. >> security was stepped up at the white house after two men jumped the fence in two days. yesterday 19-year-old kevin carr from burlington county was arrested after he tried to enter a bar indicated entryway -- bar

this after a man got inside the white house. >> reporter: the secret service springing into action investigating on the grounds of the white house reacting to yet another intruder, the second one in less than 24 hours. the latest incident happening while security personnel canvass the grounds in the aftermath of another serious breach friday. that's when this man called the fence and raced across the north lawn to the white house, running 200 feet making it all the way to the port co-door and into the white house before he is arrested and prompting a full white house evacuation. the secret service said 42 omar gonzales from texas told them he was concerned the atmosphere was collapsing and needed to get word to the president. a complaint says he was armed with a black folding knife. a texas neighbor said he it was

always a little strange. >> he told me he thought people were watching him or his phone was tapped. >> reporter: the breaches have prompted a full-scale security review. >> the idea that he could walk into the white house that was unsecured is the troubling aspect. >> reporter: the white house released a statement saturday night saying the president has full confidence in the secret service. officials say the president was never in danger. he lifted off with his wife and daughter on the other side of the white house and was still in camp david when the second man foiled security. >> hundreds of police officers continue to comb a section of the poconos mountains where they think accused cop killer eric frein is hiding. police say he is a self-trained survivalist who knows how to hide out in the mountains.

heavily armed officers are in full camouflage they move through the woods. codey london who teaches outdoor survival skills said there's no way of knowing how long he can keep this up. >> the homes in the area are transatory. they are vacation homes with food gear, and fuel and firearms and amunition. >> another tiewj -- lone pennsylvania's poconos mountains are more heavily populated. a month ago, i appeared new

guinea appeared to be getting ahead of the ebola. bodies of five health workers and three scrowrnists were dumped in the village latrine. the search continues for an inmate who escaped from a california jail. five inmates escaped all facing charges of attempted murder and armed robbery. four of the inmates have been caught. 29-year-old is at large and considered armed and dangerous. and investigation is underway into a deadly crash on a racetrack in wisconsin. 47-year-old was killed at the track last night. he was driving around the third corner when the car flipped and crashed into the concrete wall. the rest of the race program was cancelled. it was the first on-track fatality since it reopened in

1993. more than 1,000 volunteers fanned out at the virginia campus in charlottesville to search for hannah graham. police have spoken with a man they believe was with graham at a bar the night she went missing. he has not been arrested or charged in her disappearance. history was made in philadelphia for the first time ever. strawberry mansion hosted a home football game. >> reporter: the brand new strawberry mansion knights played their first-ever home game at chamers park in north philadelphia. >> just to have my students come and compete. be professional play the game the best they know how it is surreal. it's a wonderful feeling. >> reporter: the knights took on

the lions from the collegiate academy and played their hearts out. it wasn't always pretty. >> this is the first home varsity game we have the boys laying the foundation for the house we're trying to build. that's not lost on some of the older players. >> i'm a senior i'm gonna be gone, i'm gonna make sure when i come back from college and see they won the top school in p-a. >> reporter: strawberry mansion is a tough school in a poor neighborhood, but the scrappy kids in the new red uniforms are giving everybody something to cheer for. city council president darrell clark graduated from strawberry mansion. >> this is awesome, i love it, people are having a good time. it's about strawberry mansion today. >> reporter: mansion scored it's second touchdown in the second half, but it wasn't enough, the

final score was 20-1. it will take time to build the program, maybe year years, but the feeling that the kids on mansion first football team are already winners. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> they are winners indeed. 9:30 much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." of can't make it to a funeral, a funeral home in michigan will help you say goodbye a different way. >> a huge wildfire continues to burn out of control in northern, california. now you're taking a live look through sky6 live hd at philadelphia international. meteorologist chris sowers has

>> this is just some of the devastation left behind by a huge wildfire burning in northern california. the king wildfire has driven three thousand people from their homes. it has scorched 128 scare miles

and 10% contained. police have arrested an charged a man with arson for sparking the fire. it's time for accuweather, it's a pretty nice day. >> reporter: we are expecting the skies to brighten up yet, we go live on sky 6. him that's the screw in atlantic city, it's very gray and gloomy down there. it's warm and sticky this morning very tropical like that's what's aiding and developing all the murky cloud cover in atlantic city. the good news we don't have any moisture out there this morning, there could patchy mist or drizzle. most of us are dry and we should day that way throughout the afternoon. there's an approaching cold front that will come through this evening,, most of the activity will push to the north. 60 degrees that's the number in fleetwood and slatington. pottstown, 63. chester, 68. saint davids 65.

glassboro, cinnaminson, 6 and hammonton 68 degrees. two miles visibility in allen up to and 2 in trenton. the christmas day is to keep the beams on low, reduce your speeds and keep enough distance between you and the car ahead of you. dewpoints this is why it feels so muggy, almost tropical, because we've shot into the 60s the last several weeks we've been hanging out in the 40s 50s. this is a nice shock to the system when you step outside. it's cloud. we have dewpoints in the mid 60s. once this cold front swings through, we have fall's citizenship crisp air. this is a dry air mass on the way. stays comfortable wednesday, thursday, it turns a little more humid, but not too terribly bad. sat -- satellite and radar

composite we're watching two systems. an approaching cold front from the west. this area right here, there's a good slug of moisture with this, it's pushing northeasterly it's often moving away from delaware and jersey beaches. nont nonetheless we'll see him clouds and patchy fog, skies will break before the clouds roll back in this afternoon with the front. as we look at future tracker 6 in just just a second you'll notice there's no moisture with the system. we'll have warm, southwesterly winds ahead of it. we're in the low 80s. if we get a decent amount of sunshine this afternoon which accuweather feels we should. the front crosses the region, winds shift out of the northwest, the return of shine, and temperatures -- return of sunshine, and temperatures struggling to get into the 60s.

lancaster, reading and allen hanging out in the 60s. of sun and clouds, more clouds than sun down the shore. we catch the break in the afternoon into the evening. here the come the clouds increasing again as the frontal system approaches the viewing area. the eagles game is fine. late this evening, there could be a passing shower. 8 # degrees in philadelphia. clouds and sun, perhaps an evening thunderstorm. partly cloudy, 67 degrees outlying suburbs -- 57 degrees, 64 for the center city. 83 degrees today. 73 tomorrow, cooler an feeling like fall. tuesday, 72 sunny and pleasant. wednesday, 73, thursday friday and saturday, a little bit warmer, sunshine and shades of blue. >> don't forget you can you can

take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. a funeral home in michigan is offering mourners another option for paying their final respects. the paradise funeral home in saginaw has a drive-through window. it's designed tore people to see someone who has passed away even if they can't make it during visitation hours. the owner had this to say. him. >> you have to experience it before they put the negativity out there. >> the drive through has sensor that opens and closes the

>> welcome back we're taking a live look right now, sky6 live hd looking over center city.

you see the fog distill sitting there over the top of those buildings. 9:50, 67 degrees outside. turning to sports, the phillies wrap up their series against the as in oakland and the eagles get ready for an afternoon match at the linc. here's jeff skeverski with all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: the eagles are trying to start the season 3-0 since the first time since their super bowl season ten years ago. guess who doesn't want to see that happen today their old pal and star receiver, desean jackson. desean jackson trying to hand the eagles their first loss of the season, despite his shoulder injury he expects to go at 1:00 p.m. you have to wonder what the reaction will be when jackson takes the field at the linc where he once called home. >> i think the fans will be with him for the begin of the game. every play he makes they will celebrate. >> when game time comes i could

care less about anything. i'm colors are different now, that's all i'll focus on, buddy, buddy, not for -- no time for that once game time starts. >> reporter: we'll get you set for the desean jackson return to the linc on eagles game day kickoff and wrap it up tonight on eagles game day final after "action news" at 11:00 p.m. williams makes history becoming the first pitcher to ever beat the same team three times in the same seasonal with three different teams. jerome williams has beaten the as while pitching for houston, texas and the phillies. phillies also fans love it.

2-run shot. galvis leads the phils with 3 homers more than ryan howard and chase utley. the baseball season ends one week from today. a.j. burnett on the mound in oakland today. >> a canadian woman isn't letting age get in the way of the sports she loves to play. she is 96 years young and loves to play tennis. she plans to keep playing as long as the girls we plays with allows her, she also not as good as they are, maybe she also being modest. she'll turn 97 in two months. >> maybe it's just about ge

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>> inside story is next on 6abc, here's matt o'donnell with a preview. >> reporter: hey guys coming up on inside story, you know that philadelphia mayor's race is getting crowded. another candidate joins the race, two more may, abraham and diaz prepare for an insightful discussion on who might replace mayor nutter. the nfl, the eagles face the redskins, but the league is facing a public relations crisis. should smokers pay more to fund philadelphia schools. and we'll have the governors race coming up on inside story at 10:00 a.m.

>> reporter: skies remain cloudy and lots of low-level fog. we expect the skies to brighten up this afternoon. game day forecast temperatures in the low 80s mixture of sun and clouds, it will be sticky, but we'll handle dewpoints in the mid 60s. a cold front punches through, overnight tonight, 70s all week long. lots of sunshine, maybe a cloud or two, thrown in from time to time. gorgeous week ahead. bravo. thanks. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30. george discusses isis here's george stephanopoulos. >> reporter: can president obama's strategy succeed without american boots on the ground we'll ask samantha power and robert gates. roger goodell breaks his science, has he done enough. we'll take on round table

politics as the mitt term race -- midterm race tightens. >> we'll be live in chester as nurses strike. after a breaches at home depot, target an more, how do you stay safe on the cloud. one expert has tips. for chris sowers, eva pilgrim and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great morning, we'll see you at noon!

>> you know what it's getting more and more difficult torched elbow room in the philadelphia's mayor's race. inside story starts right now! good morning, everyone, i'm matt o'donnell. it is sunday, september 21, 2014, let's get inside story rolling. sharmaine matlock-turner joins us. jan ting. larry platt. and val deg