>> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6 o'clock on this tuesday september 23rd. we're following breaking traffic news. >> a tractor-trailer overturned along i-95 in philadelphia making for a messy early morning rush. >> we are monitoring military action in the middle east. the u.s. has begun airstrikes on isis targets in syria. >> autumn is officially under way and accuweather is tracking a chilly morning alongside that seasonal switch. david, are you wandering a coat out there? >> you know, you could almost use it. glad i have the suit jacket on. take look at satellite clouds down to the south us, sunshine getting ready to pour up over those clouds and hit most of the region nice and bright. we're cooler than yesterday morning. 53 degrees right now philadelphia, many of the suburbs in the low to mid 40's right now. 43 in allentown, 42 in millville. and as we go through the day, we wind up about the same as yesterday. 56 by 9 o'clock, 63 by noon and then 70 by 3 o'clock with a high of 71 around 4 o'clock

this afternoon. there is some rain in the accuweather 7-day. i'll check back coming up in just a couple minutes matt and tam. >> david thanks. let's get our traffic news. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live near the scene of an overturned truck in bridesburg. >> first off let's start with karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning, chopper six live over the scene in hd. this is i-95 right at bridge street and you can see this tractor-trailer overturned completely flipped over on its side. we've got a 75-gallon fuel spill. you can kind of make it out there on the road and debris all over the roadway because it was carrying trash. as chopper 6 zooms out we can kind of see only one lane getting by in each direction. this is southbound on i-95 where it was originally traveling flipped over into the northbound lanes. look at all the workers they have on the scene with this. already a heavy duty tow truck here as well. we see the backup and this is the northbound backup. southbound backup right here. it's significant at this point and only going to grow with only one lane getting by at this point.

we can switch to our traffic cameras. you can see a different shot of this. this is the i-95 south backup right here and we're jammed at this point already approaching cottman to bridge street. northbound here jams approaching the betsy ross bridge to bridge street where we again have only one lane getting by in each direction a mess on i-95 and volume is very light at this point because we don't have as many people out on the road as we'll have in another half hour or an hour so likely these delays are just going to continue to grow. here we've got 16 miles an hour approaching the scene on the northbound side, 20 miles an hour approaching it on the southbound side. what you can do is take frankford avenue or you could take the boulevard instead. if you want to hop into new jersey shes this is 295, you see green traffic flow, you would be flying along 295 with no problem so you can come into new jersey and use 295 as an alternate as well because likely this is going to be a problem for awhile now. they've got to clean up the fuel spill, clean up the trash. meanwhile another overturned truck, this is the northeast extension southbound past quakertown blocking the right lane also blocking the shoulder.

this is going to creator big backups as well. sticks to 309 as your alternate instead but of course the big story is on i-95 with both lanes affected with this overturned tractor-trailer, tam. >> thank you karen. let's go back to that situation on 95 and stay there with katherine scott who is down there on the ground who can can can give us a sense of what things like like from there. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and the driver of the tractor-trailer is in stable condition. he was taken to the hospital with various injuries, lacerations but is doing okay. and you can see the cleanup is under way here. they brought in some heavy equipment but this could take some time and take a look at the median. it is crushed here along this stretch. the tractor-trailer is on its side up ahead. it landed on the median and spilled over into the northbound lanes. so, there are lane closures here on both sides of the highway. 75 gallons of fuel from the gas tank spilled and so crews are applying absorbent. this happened before 3:30 this morning here on 95 near the bridge street exit in bridesburg and police say the

tractor-trailer driver was going southbound in the left lane, lost control and veered into the median and actually hit a sign that said no trucks in the left lane. that sign hit a minivan traveling in the northbound lanes but the driver of the minivan is okay and there's just minor damage to the minivan. the tractor-trailer landed on its side but not only did the fuel tank rupture but the tractor-trailer was carrying trash and now trash saul over the highway as well. at this point police believe the driver either had a medical condition or fell asleep but it's still early on in this investigation. as it's gotten later we have seen the backups getting bigger and bigger here. they have been working on this cleanup. again they have that tow, they have different equipment here. they've been trying to clear this away but it's just going to take some time. i know karen rogers has been giving you some alternates. definitely take them because it is bad and it's going to get worse as it gets later. live along 95, katherine scott, channel6 "action news".

>> and developing overnight the u.s. has launched its first airstrikes against isis in syria a country already decimated by civil. new video shows an attack. the u.s. and five arab nations are taking part in a coordinated offensive. other airstrikes targeted a military air base recently captured by militant fighters. until now attacks have centered on iraq. the islamic terror group has beheaded two americans an british aide worker. president obama may address the isis threat during a stop at the un general assembly later today. >> detectives are hunting right now for the person who opened fire along a crowded philadelphia street in broad daylight. one bullet struck and killed a 15-year-old girl. it happened as a fight broke out near einstein medical center in olney yesterday. a 15-year-old girl was shot in the back and died. a 19-year-old bystander was wounded. police say they were not the intended targets. they have questioned five people who were part of the melee. >> new on "action news" a chester county firefighter killed in a fiery crash has

been laid to rest. the honeybrook fire department took part in the funeral for 22-year-old daniel stoltzfus. he was riding in a pickup truck on friday. long pulled in front of a tractor-trailer that collided with the pickup. both men were killed. that crash remains under investigation. >> a nurse's strike at crozer chester medical center is scheduled to end this morning but the rn's won't be going back to work immediately. the union protested last night outside the upland hospital demanding higher staff levels. hospital administrators say with the average salary above $100,000 a year, cost cuting is necessary. the hospital hired temporary nurses for a five-day stretch. so, that means the 550 striking nurses will not return to work until friday morning. they have been working without a contract since june 8th. >> six:06 now and lots of people out there have been looking for work for awhile, for months, maybe 18 years and

a new report does not have a positive outlook for their success. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq the times square with more details. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, tam. more than 20 percent of those laid off in the last five years still haven't been able to find a job and almost half of those who have found a new job 33 say it came with a pay cut. all of this from a study just released by rutgers university. so the survey also found increasing pessimism among the unemployed with 36 percent saying the economy will never fully recover from the recession. in tech talk apple denying a report that it plans to shut down beats music. the music streaming service wall part of apple's $3 billion buyout of headphone maker beats last may. at the time of the deal the service had just a few hundred thousand subscribers. the report appeared in the tech web site tech crunch. stocks tumbled on monday as investors worried about global growth. right now futures pointing to a lower open. finally think twice about ordering the large box of

doughnuts at krispy kreme. the uk unit of krispy kreme put together a gigantic box that holds 2,400 doughnuts. it was a one off promotion to highlight a new unit that customizes doughnuts for operate events. a local company won a contest for the doughnuts. it took eight workers to deliver the box. matt and tam brings new meaning to you just can't have one. >> and they said that the company that won the box tweeted out a picture of homer simpson, oh, doughnuts. >> right. >> a lot of work ahead them there. >> storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we're dry this morning but we're chilly. let's go ahead and get a look outside. we are on the lookout for some sunshine coming up over the horizon nice and bright a little bit later on many a couple of clouds down the shore but they appear to be eroding and thin enough to allow sunshine even down at the shore. mary, my twitter follower from haddonfield new jersey tweets in 44 degrees this morning and that's pretty much par for the course in some of those outlying areas.

we're looking at a bunch of cool conditions out there. 53 degrees in philadelphia, 43 right now in allentown. 45 in reading. 45 in wilmington, 44 in trenton. mid-50's down the shore. that's one of the milder spots am i brought in that always on seven day on the left hand portion of the screen for those of you watching in hd. satellite shows you those clouds thinning out a bit down to the south. looks like lots of sun in play for those of you traveling the pennsylvania turnpike or i-95 or the schuylkill or any of those other heavily traveled roadways this morning the. as we head up to allentown this afternoon, 70 degrees is your high, mostly sunny, pleasant, not as windy as it was yesterday. and down the shore it also looks like a cool afternoon along the beach, a lot of sunshine out there, maybe a few clouds at times. 68 degrees is your high. so, sweatshirt weather on the beach for sure today. as we take a look at philadelphia's call, a high of 71, sun mixing with some occasional clouds. not as windy as yesterday with winds in the single digits most of the time and then as we roll through the day, we do start out cool before we get to that 71.

54 degrees by 8 o'clock and still just 61 even as late as 11:00. so, definitely jacket weather if you're headed out doing anything this morning. 67 degrees by 2 o'clock. but then by about 3 o'clock we'll be up to 70 and we expect that high of 71 probably around 4 o'clock this afternoon. and then tomorrow, and we talked about tomorrow yesterday when we were saying that there would be a southern system that will make us rather cloudy during the day and that still looks to be the case but it now looks like that low is going to strengthen and get close enough to us whereby sometime wednesday night we'll start to see showers building in, mainly south of philadelphia. but on thursday, it does appear as though this stuff is going to make it through for the morning rush hour and there could even be some periods of steady rain in the morning and then tapering off to just showers later in the afternoon. so, that system to the south that was going to be to the south and give us just clouds now looks like it's closer and it should bring us rain wednesday night and thursday. your exclusive accuweather 7-day pleasant today, a high of 71 degrees.

tomorrow 75 with sun giving way to clouds, rain at night and rain off and on through thursday. the steadiest probably in the morning the way things look now. we'll keep you poeed on that. looks like a high of just 66 on thursday with that rain around. but friday sun returns, back up to 74 and then for saturday and sunday low 80's, still looks like a nice weekend appropriate for the phillies last season at home and -- last season period as that's the end of the mlb baseball season. monday more clouds and still warm with a high of 79. >> thanks, david. 6:11. we're following a developing story overseas. israeli forces storm a hideout and come face to face with the suspects from the killing of three israeli teens over the summer. >> we'll tell you why a classic lunchpail prompt add call to police. karen. >> chopper 6 over the scene. a big delay on i-95 southbound and northbound because of this overturned tractor-trailer. we'll show that you delay and the very latest when we come back. >> okay, karen. the eagles lost a key player and it may abwhile before he returns.

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>> ♪ >> welcome back. chopper 6 is live over the big >> welcome back. morning in the bridesburg area. taking a live look you can see some of the debris that's down there on the road. a tractor-trailer around 3:30

ended up flipping over onto its side spilling all that trash. also some fuel creating a hazmat situation. the driver was injured taken to the hospital. he's in stable condition. but boy, that is a mess and causing some trouble in both directions. >> karen rogers with multiple views of what's going on. >> that's right, we've got three different looks of the problem of i-95. we're going to start with chopper 6 live on the scene right now. we only have one lane getting by in each direction, i-95 southbound and northbound at bridge street and here we're looking at the headlights. you can see as chopper kind of pans back the northbound delay that just stretches on. northbound jams approaching the betsy ross bridge to bridge street. can you see that, just sea of headlights. nobody is moving anywhere. you only have one lane that's getting by. i keep waiting for the end this much as we pan back we're not seeing the end much it's going to take awhile. they have nowhere to go. they're just totally jammed up because they're already staying on 95 as far as we can see. you see i-95 southbound delay right there. that's the northbound delay. southbound is also jammed from approaching cottman to the

bridge street and we can get a different view of this on i-95 so this is a look right at bridge street. this is your southbound delay where you're jammed solid with only one lane getting by here, one lane getting by here. what happened was the overturned tractor-trailer was driving southbound, flipped over onto the northbound lanes. we've been talking about the debris that you see there on the roadway at this point and that's been creating big problems as well and the action cam was on the scene. when the truck overturned it completely demolished the median. can you see the debris. that's from the overturned tractor-trailer. you see it completely flipped over on its side. also a 75-gallon fuel spill on the way. so they have a lot to clean up and they're doing it right now. we see the emergency workers doing it. they have to pick up the debris, they have absorbent down trying to clean up the fuel spill. this could be awhile and cause a problem with this on the scene. let's go back to our traffic view right here so we can get a different sense of some of the other situations you have. so what you want to do is stick to frankford avenue, you could stick to route 1, you

could even go over into new jersey and use 295 'cause that's nice and clear. we've got no delays in this area of 295. if you stay on i-95, you're driving 15, 11 miles an hour, so that's not what you want to do at this point because it doesn't look like it's going to be cleaning up any time soon. use one of the three alternates to get around the problem of i-95 not our only big problem. we have other issues out there. the northeast extension southbound past quakertown we've got this overturned truck. it was a philly pretzel truck blocking the right lane. it's blocking the shoulder. we've got about a 3-mile delay with this one so far and that's growing, too. so, lots of problems involving overturned trucks and issues out there. and we've got one more issue i want to show you and this is actually the schuylkill. do you see the sign here that says ramp closed? the ramp from spring garden to the schuylkill westbound closed for two months. this is your first morning with it. so, this is a big deal as well and what you can do in that area is stick to the girard avenue on-ramp or the vine westbound on-ramp but of course the big story is i-95 and we'll be on top of that one all morning as chopper 6

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get around it. you could take frankford avenue, the boulevard or hop into new jersey and take 295 because the delay is big and it is growing. i-95 northbound and southbound. this is a big issue. also this overturned truck causing a good 3-mile delay on the northeast extension southbound past quakertown. it's blocking the right lane and the shoulder. stick to 309 southbound instead, dave. >> all right, karen, o big board we are chilly this morning. my twitter follower steve in springfield delaware county posts 46 degrees right now and that's pretty similar to a lot of numbers that we see on our reporting stations across the region especially in the suburbs so if you're dressing the kids jackets or sweatshirts this morning. this afternoon t-shirts probably work at least for a short time. if you're running errands cool to start out, 56 by 9 o'clock, 63 by noon and then in the afternoon a little bit better, 70 by 3 o'clock. we'll hit a high of 71 probably around 4 o'clock and then 67 by 6 o'clock. tam. >> okay, thank you, david. new here at 6:00 a.m., students in berks county will return to school today after a bomb scare set off by a lunch box.

this was the classic carrying case in question. a teenage are brought the old metal lunch back to hamburg high school yesterday but someone who didn't recognize the 1950's style reported the object as suspicious. students gathered in the school gym until officials sorted out the confusion but not before the bomb squad arrived. >> the eagles say starting center jason kelce will need surgery for a sports hernia. there is no official timetable on his return. it usually takes months to recover from such an injury. kelce went down during sunday's win over washington. the offensive line also lost starters evan mathis and allen barbre. >> it is now 6:23. next up at 6:00 fierce flames erupt on the water out west. >> katherine scott is live near the scene of that traffic mess on i-95. katherine. >> reporter: matt an overturned tractor-trailer causing all sorts of problems for the morning commute. look at the scene

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tanner street. when she ignored him he jumped out of the car and grabbed her the man was in his 20's or 30's and may have scratches. if you have any information please call haddonfield police. >> 6:27 now. we continue to follow breaking news along i-95. >> chopper 6 is live near a tractor-trailer spill that's causing a lot of trouble for a traffic update and live a traffic update and live report from the sce you need blinds. you know it. your neighbours know it. complete strangers passing by your house know it. don't be that house. do something about it. during blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale going on now. buy one, get a second at half price. blinds to go blinds for life.

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burlington township sign dee perhaps 45 degrees right now in burlington township new jersey and that is similar to a lot of numbers as to what we're sealing around the region this morning. 43 in allentown, 45 in reading, 46 in trenton, 42 in millville, new jersey. and 45 in wilmington. philadelphia still holding onto 53. as we roll through the day, it's going to be similar to yesterday later in the afternoon but we are starting out cooler. by noon we'll only be at 63. then by 3 o'clock 70 and that high of 71 probably around 4 o'clock this afternoon. there is word of rain in the accuweather 7-day forecast and this is a change to the forecast just within the last 24 hours. i'll have more coming up in that seven day shortly. matt and tam. >> okay, thank you, david. well, good morning to awful you, it's now 6:30 on this tuesday, september 23rd. we're going to get right to karen rogers and katherine scott. they're standing by to help you get through this breaking back up on 95. let's go to karen first. >> we're starting with chopper 6 live on the scene. here's what's new. they uprighted the tractor-trailer. it was on its side and there

you could see how much trash. now what they're doing is they're piing up the trash and trying to start the cleanup so that was a live look at the scene and what's new right now. here's the backup. look at the southbound delay at this point. it just stretches on for miles. this is all i-95 at bridge street. we've got lanes blocked northbound and southbound at this point and that's the delay because of that. and as we go back to the scene, you can kind of see how this is pans on for miles at this point. southbound traffic now jammed past academy to bridge street. northbound traffic is jammed past allegheny to bridge street. what they're doing is they're trying to clean up the trash. they also have a 75-gallon fuel spill to deal with. this is a lot that needs to happen before they're able to open the roadway. let's go to our traffic maps and show you a couple of things with this. so, this is the southbound delay and here they're allowing a couple lanes to squeeze by. northbound one lane. they're really using the shoulder and one lane to try to squeeze more traffic through while they're dealing with the cleanup.

we've got restrictions on both sides of i-95 right here at bridge street even though this accident happened at 3:30 in the morning still causing a huge problem with your morning commute. these are our travel times. 14 miles an hour southbound, 12 miles an hour northbound approaching the scene so you don't want to take that. you can take frankford avenue, you can take the boulevard or come into new jersey and use 295 but if you're taking the boulevard, boulevard southbound at third street with the extra congestion from people taking it we now have a new accident there as well a mess this morning. we also have another overturned truck. now we've got a good flee mile delay because of it. this is the northeast extension southbound past quakertown. we've got a truck here that overturned blocking the right lane, blocking the shoulder. take 309 southbound as your alternate instead of the northeast extension. but of course the big story of the morning is this overturned tractor-trailer and the mess on i-95, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. well, for more on the 95 crash let's head right down there to that scene. we've got "action news" reporter katherine scott. she's standing by. she's there on the ground and she's live in bridesburg. how is it looking there,

katherine? >> reporter: well, there is some improvement but there's still a ways to go. we know the driver of the tractor-trailer remains in the hospital in stable condition. the equipment and the wreckage, though, is on both sides of the highway. if you take a look down there, you can see there's a big crane that helped right this tractor-trailer. it was on its side earlier, completely crushed, at least 30 yards of median before it came to a stop down there. 75 gallons of fuel from the gas tank spilled and so crews have been applying absorbent. the tractor-trailer was also carrying trash so they've unloaded a dumpster to fill with the trash from the road. this all happened just before 3:30 this morning. police say the tractor-trailer driver was going southbound in the left lane, lost control and veered into the median and actually hit a sign that said no trucks in the left lane. that sign hit a minivan traveling in the northbound lanes but the driver of the minivan is okay and there was just minor damage to the minivan.

the tractor-trailer landed on its side on top of the median. the fuel tank ruptured. hazmat crews were called in. later as more cars have been on the roads we've seen the backups get worse so you want to avoid the area. at this point police believe the driver either had a medical condition or fell asleep behind the wheel but it's still very early on in the investigation but they say that's what the wreckage indicates at this point in time. so, again, the latest on the scene right now is that they have uprightd that vehicle with that crane there. they're starting to clean up, scooping up some of the trash from the roadway and putting it in a dumpster but you can still see there's closures on either side of 95. so, there's still quite a bit of work left to do. we're live along 95, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thanks, katherine. and developing at this hour the u.s. military launched its first airstrikes on islamic militants in syria. five arab nations are also taking part to try to flush out the dangerous and well funded terror group from land it seized over the summer.

"action news" reporter erin o'hearn is monitoring the situation for us live at the satellite center. >> matt these first waves of airstrikes are said to be extremely intense and some military analysts warning that this is just the beginning. now let's pull up a map to show you exactly where this is happening. the strikes hit a very specific list of targets in and around the syrian city of raqqa which is the militant's group self declared capital in syria. the u.s. navy cleared the way for the airstrikes by firing tomahawk missiles launched from sea which is the video you're looking at right now. u.s. fighter jets and bombers were also used and although the number of casualties is not immediately clear, u.s. central command said the 14 strikes damaged or destroyed isis targets including fighters, training compounds, command and control facilities, a finance center and supply trucks. now the syrian foreign ministry said early this morning that the u.s. did inform the damascus envoy to the u.s. before launching

airstrikes against the islamic state group in syria but the u.s. emphasized it did not seek permission from the syrian government to launch the strikes. the united states was the only nonarab partner in the launch of these strikes. the actions which began around 8:30 last night were also carried out by five arab countries as we mentioned which is considered an enormous diplomatic achievement. in addition to these airstrikes last week can congress authorized $500 million to train moderate syrian rebels on the ground, all in hopes to destroy isis. now, of course this is a developing story that we'll be following for weeks, possibly months to come. the u.s. has had airstrikes on isis in iraq but this is the first time in syria and of course we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. i'm live in the sat center, erin o'hearn, channel6 "action news." >> fast moving flames injured one firefighter and sent three other people to the hospital with smoke inhalation.

this is what's leftie of a home on the 3800 block of north ninth street in the hunting park section of philadelphia. crews believe the fire started in an electrical box behind a couch and then spread to nearby furniture. fortunately the familiar had smoke detectors and made it out before they were seriously hurt. the firefighter involved was treated for an ankle injury and is now listed in stable condition. >> 6:37 now and police are cylindering for a killer following yesterday's shooting outside einstein medical center in olney. both victims were teens and police say they were not the intended targets. gunfire erupted during a fight near the medical center. a 15-year-old girl was walking with a friend and was shot in the back. she died at einstein. a 19-year-old was wounded and is fighting for his life. detectives say neither victim was part of the crowd involved in the fight. >> a large crowd of juveniles and young adults were rowdy, they were very unruly, that was the radio call and they were walking south from broad and olney right towards einstein hospital. that's when minutes later the

shots rang out. >> the girl attend edell valley charter school nearby. police have questioned five people who were part of the melee what that dispute was about is not known. >> the cross country canine who made it from montgomery county to oregon is coming home today. gidget the jack russell terrier has spent the past week at an animal shelter out west. someone there tracked down the dog's owner in huntingdon valley thanks to the animal's microchip. the manufacturer of the digital id pet link is paying forgive's air travel back home. stay with "action news" later today for what is bound to be quite the emotional reunion. welcome home gidget. >> i wonder what he's going to tell his friends. >> it's cold. >> i was in oregon. >> probably feels like oregon this morning its not damp but it is on the chilly side. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we're drive. as we fake a look outside the story is the temperature. looking pretty good down the shore and elsewhere across the region. down the shore there's a few more clouds around but we are off to a cool start. as accuweather promised.

russell, my twitter follower in berks county reports 45 degrees and that is par for the course for a lot of the suburb. most of the suburbs looking at chilly conditions. philadelphia 53 so a little better in the city. dewpoint down there. winds are calm. that's one nice change, the winds aren't all that strong. if you're watching in hd i have addd that always on seven day feature on the left hand portion of your screen. clouds down the shore a little pronounced but it looks like the sun will dig through them quickly. elsewhere plenty of sun as the sun comes up over the next 15, 20 minutes and we're looking at a cool one out there. 54 degrees in philadelphia by 8 o'clock, only 61 by 5 o'clock and keep in mind that many suburbs will still be inching into the upper 40's by 8 o'clock, so a very chilly morning commute. in the afternoon, though, similar to yesterday. by 2 o'clock, 67. and your high 71 probably around 4 o'clock this afternoon. high temperatures across the region not too much of a range outside of the shore.

70 degrees in allentown, very similar to wilmington, trenton, philadelphia. 68 in millville and then right down along the coast some spots like cape may may only stop in the mid 60's. now tomorrow we are looking at a wave of low pressure and we talked about this yesterday. looked like it was going to be to our south and close enough to the coast to spill that clouds in. it looks like it's going to be a little farther to the north and a little stronger and we may actually get some rain. we don't expect this to begin until tomorrow night, wednesday at 8 o'clock you see how the showers begin to build in and by 11 o'clock they may not have even reached philadelphia. the big change is for the thursday morning commute. it now looks like there will be a good rain band coming in off the ocean during the morning so that right here on channel 6 we'll be showing you some decent rainfall potentially in parts of the region at rush hour on storm tracker 6 live double scan. get the most up to date images of this rain on our radar so this is the place to check this out. looks like it kind of dies down as we go into the afternoon. thursday does look to be a wet

one. your your inclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, pleasant, 71. sun to clouds tomorrow, 75 with some rain arriving at night especially down south and by thursday morning, we have periods of rain and then showers in the afternoon. it does look cloudy and damp and cooler with a high of 66 on thursday. but friday the sun returns, 74. and the weekend still looking warm with highs in the low 80's on saturday and sunday. and close to it on monday as well. okay, guys. >> okay, thank you david. >> yeah. >> it is now 6:41. more new stories are up next on "action news" including the beauty queen bombshell that has the new miss america defending her right to the crown. >> we're following the ongoing manhunt in the poconos forepaws isd cop killer. karen. >> i-95 southbound and northbound affected by this overturned tractor-trailer. chopper 6 live on the scene we'll be back with all the details on the

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>> 6:43. chopper 6 showing progress live along i-95 but progress not moving soon enough for the morning commute. that truck there was on its side and has been for quite some time -- or had been. trash is all over the place but at the very least they've gotten this thing upright so they can begin moving it out of the way so hopefully we'll have traffic moving here as normal sometime later today. >> but karen that's not going to be a swift process and it's not a good time right now for commuters to use 95. >> at at all. it's a mess and we have three different views. chopper if you can stay on the scene for a minute right here, what i want to show you, you don't see this every day, they're digging the trash off of i-95. you see this big pile of trash because the overturned tractor-trailer was carrying it. they're putting it on this dump truck waiting over here and they were able to flip over the tractor-trailer so now it's upright at least. you've got to hook to the

heavy duty tow truck and while they're doing this work they're letting some lanes get by. wife got one lane getting by northbound. southbound you've got one lane but they're also using the exit ramp to try to squeeze in more traffic so they're trying to allow traffic to get by. now chopper as you pan back you can kind of see the traffic that is building at this point and it has been for hours. this started at 3:30 in the morning and for most of the morning you've only had one lane getting by on i-95 northbound and southbound at bridge street. so, this is your southbound delay that just stretches on for miles. you're now jammed past academy to bridge street on i-95 southbound. northbound is jammed past allegheny to bridge street. so, you see all this traffic just stuck here on i-95. we've been telling you the alternates all morning and it's a good idea to just keep taking them because it's going to take them so long to keep cleaning up the trash and the 75-gallon fuel spill that's out there as well. so they have a lot to deal with and this is the southbound delay, just a mess on i-95 as far as the eye can can see. you've got these people waiting to get some movement here on i-95 and i think it's

going to be awhile longer. let's go to some of our other views right here. this is a ground view. you can kind of see how it's trash just all over the highway. they have a lot to deal with this morning. even the guardrail itself, the median completely crushed when the tractor-trailer flipped over on the northbound and southbound lanes. you could see what it look of looked like early this morning. they've been doing a good job trying to clean it up. this is a different view. you can see i-95 southbound is really jammed especially as they try to squeeze by there near bridge street so a mess. what can you do about it? these are your speeds, 10 miles an hour northbound and southbound. take frankford avenue, take the boulevard although we've got an accident on the boulevard southbound at third street. you'll be dealing with that. or come into new jersey. 295 is clear. you're not going to have a problem. i know it's a little ways but it's a way of getting away from the mess at least and we've got a good two-mile -- we've got a good backup here northeast extension southbound past quakertown, two or 3 miles at this point all because of this overturned truck, yet another overturned

truck out here blocking the right lane, blocking the shoulder. you can use 309 southbound as your alternate. one more thing i want to mention because this is huge, first time this morning the ramp, can you see this sign, ramp closed. this is the ramp from spring garden to the schuylkill westbound. this is the first morning without it. it will be closed for two months. you can use the girard avenue on-ramp or the vine westbound ramp instead. a lot going on this morning, tam. >> yes, indeed. thank you, karen. police and the fbi are still searching for eric frein. he's the suspected killer of pennsylvania state trooper bryon dixon. the search is now focused on a rural part of monroe county where frein lived with his parents. officials say they think that they're closing in on him. some schools in that area are reopening for the first time today since that search began. >> and new this morning, here the newly crowned miss america plans to offer her side of a sorority scandal to "good morning america" this morning. the former pledge at hofstra university accuses kira kazantsev of abuse. she was kick out of the sorority last year. an anonymous source claims the

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>> welcome back. we've got a mess on the roadways. let's go right to chopper 6 live on the scene. the big story has been on i-95. you can see the trash all over the highway, that overturned tractor-trailer carrying not only trash but there was a 75-gallon fuel spill on i-95. we only have like one and a half lanes getting by southbound, one lane getting by northbound. let's go to the maps right here and talk about how to get around it. you could hop in new jersey and take 295. you can take frankford avenue, which is going to be jammed or take the boulevard but now we've got two accidents on the boulevard. one northbound at adams avenue, one southbound at third street. a new accident on the vine westbound approaching the schuylkill and the tacony palmyra bridge going up dave. >> my goodness. on the big board this morning mary my twitter follower in havertown tweets 48 degrees and that is a very common number across the region. lots of spots in the 40's. 45 in wilmington, 48 in allentown, 45 in reading. 53 in philadelphia, from you can in trenton.

low 40's down the shore. if you're dressing the kids cool enough for a sweatshirt or jacket. if you're running errands a cool start. 50's by 9 o'clock, 60's by noon. this afternoon looks pretty good with a high of 71 degrees probably around 4 o'clock today, tam. >> okay, thank you, david. it was my gm monday -- my jam monday. actress lea thompson led the pack with 35 points. the first week front runner al fan so ribiero slipped a bit with eights. nascar legends michael waltrip is bringing up the rear. you'll see him in a few minute. that was alphonso ribiero shaking it out. here's michael waltrip. he only got 24 points. not the most inspired dancing. at 8 o'clock rig

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>> path katherine scott remains near the scene of an rover turned talk truck snarling traffic on i-95. katherine. >> reporter: tam, the driver was taken to the hospital in stable condition. the cleanup continues. the wreckage is on both sides of i-95 here by bridge street. you can see that that tractor-trailer has been righted. it was on its side earlier. there's at least 30 yards of

guardrail crushed. it was carrying trash which was all over road but they've since been scooping it up. in addition to all of that the fuel tank ruptured so 75 gallons of fuel from the gas tank spilled onto the road so that's what they've been dealing with here. avoid this area. there's still some cleanup left to do, still quite a bit of equipment out on the roadway here. i know karen has more on the traffic situation so let's go to karen in this video. karen. >> that's right, katherine, it is a mess out there, continues to be. we've got -- that's your southbound side on the right. you can see it's jammed past academy to bridge street. we've got only one and a half lanes getting by, people sneaking by on the exit ramp too. northbound jammed past allegheny to bridge street. it will be out there awhile. stick to frankford avenue, the boulevard or 295 in new jersey and another big issue, another overturned truck on the northeast extension southbound past quakertown. we're backed up for miles here as well, dave. >> many, many thanks to my numerous twitter followers who have been tweeting in these chilly numbers this morning. diana in ocean view, new jersey in cape may county one of the cooler spots at

41 degrees. philadelphia 53. lots of suburbs in the 40's but we improve this afternoon. 70 by 3 o'clock, 71 by about 4:00. responds to those sorority allegations. that's coming up next. for karen, tam, and david i'm matt. see ya'.

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