>> good morning, everyone, it is 6:00 a.m. thursday, september 25. here's what's happening. >> it's all about accuweather tracking drenching downpours across the tri-state area, we'll have the latest how this could impact your morning commute. >> crews reach a person trapped

in a fast-moving house fire. >> police catch up with the suspect in the missing student case more than 1,000 miles away from home. >> rain rain go away. >> reporter: let's show you storm tracker 6 live this is coming into you live. there are heavier cells in northern south jersey and burlington and gloucester and cumberland counties pushing toward the i-95 corridor. some of it is already taking over the jersey turnpike in burlington county and 295 in gloucester county. does look like i-95 will pick up that, as well. a lull in philadelphia for now, but it's starting to give away to steadier band of rain. you can see yellow coming into atlantic city, the garden state

parkway and the southern reaches of route 55 and the atlantic city expressway picking up rain. up in allentown and reading you're not seeing very much. up there you'll dodge the bullet as the heavy stuff to your south will fall apart before it gets to you, cape may may be coming to the end of it. everybody in the 60s and cool. it's windy out there, as you head to the bus stop this morning expect it to stay on the cool side with temperatures on or about 60. steady rain, cloudy and wet and windy. we'll give you the afternoon call coming up and look at rain on storm tracker 6 live. karen, the rages are obviously wet. >> reporter: come on in and dry off as we look live at the roads, south philadelphia, i-95 past broad street. you have to watch out for puddles. this is southbound traffic a little volume starting to build, but no big delays just yet. a problem on the schuylkill

expressway westbound past gulph mills. we have a truck that ran into the median, look for it exilt 330 and give yourself extra time there. pottstown they had to shut down 422 westbound because of a vehicle that filmed over and off the roadway. 422 westbound blocked at sanatoga. stick to 724 as the alternate. back with our cameras now we're in new jersey, 42, we're be lieuing at the northbound traffic raining right here, watch for the ponding and puddling right here, northbound traffic coming in from turnersville, blackwood or deptford no delays. cumberland we have a downed tree before the high winds kicked in. westbound is block 49 near 55. >> we continue to talk about the rain and what it's like to be out there, let's go to katherine scott live in atlantic city, you won't be dipping your

feet into the atlantic and salt water taffy this morning. >> reporter: i don't neervet -- need to dip my feet into the atlantic, i'm getting pretty wet right here. the boardwalk is looking empty, but wet, as well. the rain is coming down steadily for hours, with all the rain we could is he coastal -- we could see costal and tidal flooding. the surf is rough today. there could be dangerous conditions with dangerous rip currents not that this is weather that inspire people to go swimming. it is rainy and windy morning,

you have to have your raincoats on when you head out and leave extra time for yourself. it's miserable out here. >> a fast-moving fire broke out at 1:00 a.m. pine street. one person was trapped inside the burning building. firefighters managed to reach the person. the victim is being treated for burns and smoke inhalation, but there's no word on a condition. another person was treated at the scene for minor injuries. investigators are looking for the cause of the fire. >> new on "action news," all three suspects accused of attacking a gay couple in center city have been arraigned and free on bail. 24-year-old katherine knott. and philip williams and harrigan left central detectives. coming up at 6:30, hear why

twitter posts may land one suspect in more trouble. >> 6:05. happening today, opening statements begin in montgomery in the trial of killing a 10-month-old baby an 61-year-old grandmother. the 28-year-old of upper merion is representing himself. the baby and her grandmother were killed in 2012. he gave a chilling video tape confession to detectives that may be shown during the trial. prosecutors say he killed the two during a botched kidnapping. he hoped to get a ransom to pay down debts from a gambling problem. >> officials at philadelphia international airport caught something dangerous lurking there, but they didn't camp it at the security checkpoints. maribel aber is live at time square to tell us what it is. what is it, maribel?

>> reporter: it is a beetle known as one of the most destructive insects in the world. it was spotted in a sack of rice by custom agents. the rice belonged to a family arriving in the u.s. from saudi arabia. contaminates grain. dow and s&p 500 posting gains, futures pointing to a lower open. tickets prices for derek jeter's last game are soaring, the average price is $642. the cheapest ticket is $360. but you'll need an umbrella, though, the forecast for here in new york tonight is rain. that same storm you're seeing today is heading this way. >> i cannot believe it's raining on derek jeter's parade. >> i'm sure you're upset about that. >> reporter: it maybe damp up there, tonight, my hunch is they will get that game in.

storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you it's not the most comfortable morning. we have a lot of rain pushing in off the ocean, we have additional heavier cells highlighted in yellow that are pushing across the delaware river and back into philadelphia. if i go in tight there are breaks in the action up to the north. in places like allentown and reading you'll get life stuff. we're getting a break in norristown, right now. philadelphia back into a fairly steady rain once we get the yellow stuff back into play some of it is coming into delaware county, the blue route, the southern portion of the blue route and i-95 in delaware county. you're going to his slower go there, as well. wilmington might catch some of this, too. you can see how it is pushing to the north up off the ocean and above that passing coastal low down to the south. i want to give you one more wide

view to the south in cape may county we're beginning to get on the other side of this. there are heavier cells pushing toward the bottom of route 55. a good portion of the ac expressway in atlantic county all of this pushing north and it looks like the worst of this may be around until the end the rush hour maybe before. as we look outside we have cloudy skies and wet conditions at the airport. we are looking at a rather windy morning and the winds will build a bit as the day goes on. 61 degrees, cloudy and damp, windy in philadelphia. 60 in i will -- allentown, 68 in sea isle city and millville, 64. between 7:00 and 9:00 on up to noon this will die down, as we enter the afternoon hours we're

looking at spotty precipitation and nuisance stuff and drizzle. the steadier rain is during the morning rush hour and then things start to taper off. in allentown, you'll have rain and drizzle at times, 62. looks like you'll wind up with under a half inch out of this. the heavier stuff is parked down in south jersey and the pennsylvania turnpike. rain and drizzle atlantic city, 66 degrees. the steadiest rain in the morning over the next couple of hours. in philadelphia, 66 with rain in the morning and tapering off with spotty showers and drizzle in the afternoon. windy conditions, winds out of the northeast at 12 to 25 miles per hour gusting higher than that. 60 at 8:00 a.m. most of the rain in through here, less and less of it as you go later on through the day period. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're going for a high of 66 today, rain in the morning.

after that damp and windy, a little dreary. and cool, obviously. but then tomorrow, clouds give way to sun and we get back up to 74 in the afternoon that's a nice improvement. for the weekend we're looking at low 80s saturday and sunday, very nice for the phillies final weekend of the season. monday looks to be a winner high around 80. at night there could be a shower or thunderstorm. and we cool down again to the low 70s. >> weather needs to make up its mind. >> reporter: it can't in this changing season of spring and fall. >> police say the search for the college kidnapper is over. >> reporter: we have a probable i-95 near the airport. details coming up on other problems. >> if you think pcs are

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>> welcome back, as if a rainy commute was not enough, you can see overturned vehicle with an

emergency vehicle on the scene, overturned car seems like they are, woulding to make sure nobody is in there, and dealing with the vehicle and the wreckage. >> karen is at the big board. >> reporter: roads are wet and we're seeing accidents like this popping up. i-95 southbound in west philadelphia by the airport. the vehicle is flipped over on its side. traffic is squeezing by at times. right now we have problems here, i-95 southbound as you're heading toward the blue route you're dealing with this. this overturned vehicle, yes you can see someone walking around the vehicle at this point. we have police on the scene. this just happened a couple of minutes ago, i-95 southbound by the airport. watch for this accident involving an overturned vehicle. looks like maybe more people are trying to come up to the scene right now and slowing down. a terrible situation there. it's not the only one. new accident pennsylvania turnpike, westbound approaching

valley forge exit 326 a vehicle that struck the median barrier and flipped around facing the wrong way. the left lane remains blocked right there. schuylkill expressway westbound past gulph mills we have a truck that ran into the median. they had to shut down 422 westbound at sanatoga because of this accident where a vehicle flipped over, so a couple of accidents involving overturned vehicles. in this one avoid the problem stick to 724 as emergency workers come to the scene right there. in millville route 49 main street, westbound is blocked near route 55. let's go to storm tracker 6 live double scan. the best look at the rain you're going to get. we can seep where the heaviest rain is. that's where you see the areas of yellow. on the blue route, near ridley park. i-95 we've been talking about the problems that happened near

there near the airport. looks like you're getting heavier rain on 676 in the city, as well. camden, watching this on the new jersey turnpike as you head northbound. look at this, route 38. cherry hill, the heavily traveled roads getting hit with the hardest rain right now. >> human rights group said another round of airstrikes in syria has killed 14 militants, and 5 civilians. the group said they were killed near isis controlled oil refine rhode eries. prime minister cameron is expected to go to parallel meant to approve airstrikes in iraq. police matthew on a beach

near galveston. he was the last person seen with hannah graham who disappeared after leaving an off-campus party. >> apple released a tweet to its operating system and then said never mind. >> reporter: apple has pulled the update to the ios-8. they received many complaints from users. apple is actively investigating the situation. the blackberry hoping to make a comeback with a smart phone, the passport geared toward powerful professionals. the wall "wall street journal" e anna saturn tested it out. the biggest problem with the

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emergency workers on the scene right now, hearing people are entrapped in the vehicle that filmed on its side as we are watching live, two more crews pulling up right now. we have ambulance, fire department, police on the scene, currently blocking the two left lanes. i wouldn't be surprised to see more lanes blocked as they deal with this horrible accident scene. in east falls, the boulevard at ridge avenue, build volume. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan bringing you the live images where the steady rain is located. basically it's been south of the pennsylvania turnpike to the shore. we're seeing steadier rain highlighted in yellow pushing past the new jersey turnpike and i-295. these roads which dodged the bullet for a little while are picking up more rain and south from atlantic city to the ac

expressway and 55 are picking up steadier stuff right now. roads getting on the wet side. 60 all the day, high of 66. most of the rain is centered up until 9:00 a.m. no major delays on any airports, but we're reporting rain in philadelphia, if you're catching a flight at newark and jfk possible problems there, as well because of the coastal low. >> thank goodness it's thursday, abc hopes to shower chandra rhymes with tgit. closing out chanda at 10:00 p.m. how to get away with murder,

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moving into channel 6 and the rest of philadelphia. storm tracker 6 live double scan you're getting to get the best images anywhere with live radar. we have a cell popping in close to where i'm standing in philadelphia, and kind of melting away a bit. this looks like a windy wet morning probably until the end of the morning commute. cape may is drying out, the worst may be over for you on the cape may peninsula. if you're driving the expressway or route 55. heavier cells up there. northern suburbs, allentown and reading getting light rain and it will taper off and not be as intense in the next 3 or 4 hours. not as bad in the lehigh valley, but philadelphia is in the middle of heavier cells. 61 in philadelphia. 60 in allentown. we're looking at gusty winds buildings in off the ocean.

we have gusts up to 30 miles per hour down the shore and 20 to 25 in the i-95 corridor. as we roll through the day, 61 by 9:00. 64 by noon. 66 is the high at 3:00 p.m. again, the worst of the rain between now and 8:00 or 9:00. the after that it's spotty sprinkles and showers, basically kind of cloudy and dreary and wind. karen, the roads can't be in great shape. >> reporter: breaking news in southwest philadelphia, a nasty accident an overturned vehicle flipped over on its side. members of the juricy workers have it upright they have it hooked to a tow truck. we have a ambulance and police and fire crews on the scene. blocking two left lanes on i-95 southbound toward the airport right here, in the outer drive, the inner lanes are moving okay. buff a horrible situation where a single vehicle disenld filmed

accident flipped over. we were hearing that people were entrapped. traffic slowing approaching the scene i-95 southbound as you head toward the blue route and the airport you're dealing with that now. another accident involving an overturned vehicle off the road shutting down 422 block at sanatoga, stick to 724 as the alternate. we had two nasty accidents one on the pennsylvania turnpike approaching valley forge and one struck the medicinian barrier. another -- median barrier. it's a downed tree route 49 westbound blocked at 55 in cumberland county. >> the coastal storm that is upon us is expected to bring the most rains and winds to the jersey shore. katherine scott is live in

atlantic city to tell us how much she wants to be home and watching this on tv instead. >> reporter: oh, matt, let me count the way. the rain if you take a look at the boardwalk in atlantic city it looks empty. it is early, this is not an hour you would see it bustling, but if people are doing there walks and jogs, they are not doing them here. it's been raining for hours now, high tide comes in later this morning, with all the rain we could seacoastal and tidal flooding and the spots that are prone to tidal flooding could see minor flooding on the roadways. it's not a day you would call a beach day. but in the event you get the idea there are dangerous conditions over the dunes. in case you get any idea to go

in the water there's the threat of rip currents. be safe as you get out the door. get out the rain boots, i want for a different choice no, it won't be that bad, now i have squishy toes. use rain boots, and leave the umbrella at home we're a rain slicker. >> head to our weather page organ your desktop or smart phone or tablet for live views. >> there are overnight developments in the center city assault on two gay men. you're be lieuing at brand new video of katherine knott surrounded by family. she and her co-defendants face two counts of aggravated

assault. that's not the only trouble for knott. abdomining health suspended as an e-r technician because she tweeted out patient x-rays. she has been vocal on social media about her father's position as police chief in bucks county. state police say eric frein allowed them on -- alluded them on tuesday. but the search turned up serbian cigarettes and soiled diapers. >> a new franklin and marshall poll shows not much has changed in the race for pennsylvania governor and that is bad news for the guy who wants to keep the job. tom wolf holds a 20 point lead

over incumbent tom corbett. 58% believe tom wolf will win the election, 19% predict a corbett victory. the issues that matter most are education and the economy. the election about five weeks away. >> so close. and it is so close to imagining the day without rain. >> reporter: it gets better toward the end of rush hour, it's not as bad after that. storm tracker 6 live giving us the latest images, as we the to remember coming in off the coast. we have a heavy cell pushing into delaware county and past media. keep in mind that heavier stuff just came through it will take a little while for it to drain. probably slow going on the side roads in delaware county.

philadelphia right now with some fairly steady rain moving in, i was standing outside in it a moment ago. we have steadier stuff highlighted in yellow. south jersey looking at additional stuff coming up from the ocean. cape may is now seeing a break in the action, i'll go farther south and show you that in a second. hammonton looking at this croal stuff coming in. -- yellow stuff coming in. millville, some stuff is popping in. cape may you're getting on the other side of this in cape may. we haven't seen it go as far north as allentown and reading. i feel you'll get light rain up there, it won't amount to much, because most of the heavy stuff will fall apart before it gets to you. chester county in the southern and western corner of the county coatsville and malvern in and out of lighter stuff.

we have cloudy skies across the region, obviously wet conditions, too, across the area, as well. including center city and windier conditions, too, we haven't talked about that yet, this coastal storm is pushing strong winds across the region. 58 is the dewpoint that's high. i'm adding the always on seven day for those watching in hd on the the left hand portion of the screen. future tracker 6 shows heavy rain beginning to fall apart and wind down to a moderate rain around 8:00. up around noon, the worst of the rain is over. after that we have drizzle and lighter showers and that will continue on and off throughout the rest of the day. we're looking at rainfall amounts of 2 inches maybe more over south jersey. this is not horrific rain, but it's enough to slow you down on

the roads it can die down in the rush hour and drairn off -- drain off the road. the far northern and western suburbs are not going to get that much. winds are an issue. we have gusts up to 30 miles per hour along the shore, katherine scott has been standing out there, wasting the umbrellas in atlantic city, because she's had good gusts there at times. 20 to 25 miles per hour. in most of the rest of the region. reading is picking up gusts as are the poconos. that's an indication of the storm getting closer and stronger. temperatures will stay cool, 66 degrees which is not much different than what we'll be at 8:00 a.m. by 8:00. the steadiest rain starting to die down a bit and the rest of the day drizzle and spotty showers. high temperatures a little bit of a range, 62 in allentown. 6 in millville. 69 in cape may.

we're already sitting on or about that. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rainy and windy, most of the steadiest rain done by 9:00. tomorrow, the sun returns 74 the high. eu89 gets better in a -- it gets better in a hurry. 81 on saturday, 82 on sunday, and 80 on monday, and then we're back into the 70s. >> we have police being investigated after a pregnant woman is thrown to the ground. >> reporter: we have accident squeezing by i-95 southbound details coming up. another look at i-95 and more problems in the area

>> 6:44 one of, several traffic problems we've been experiencing on thursday morning. it's been a while since we've had a rainy commute like this and it's having an impact on the commute. >> let's go over to karen rogers and see what's going on there, and what it means for the rest of the morning commute. >> reporter: this is i-95 southbound, we can see the vehicle hooked to a tow truck. there were people entrapped in the vehicle. that's why we saw so many emergency workers and fire crews and ambulance and police.

you'll be dealing with this as you head toward the blue route. it does look like they will pull the accident out of here. you can see the right lane squeezing off to the side. this is the outer drive and inner drive of i-95 southbound. let's look at i-95 at cottman. we have no accidents, but it's slowing. it will be extra slow with the roads so wet. i-95 southbound jamming past academy to cottman and the betsy ross bridge to girard. let's look at the big picture, tacony-palmyra bridge set to go up 7:10. held to the platt bridge instead. we have an accident lincoln drive northbound at gypsy lane. slow speeds on the schuylkill expressway, 13 miles per hour westbound as you head past the boulevard 25 miles per hour eastbound near girard we talked about the slow speeds on i-95 14

and 20 miles per hour. let's look at storm tracker 6 live double scan your best view with the live radar show show you where the rain is right now what roads it's hitting. the area of yellow is the heavier rain. in radnor near the blue route on the 30 bypass not far from malvern you're dealing with the area of yellow showing heavier rain. i-95 near the airport getting heavier rain as we look into new jersey, we can see some cells are producing heavy rain and that area, he can pull that in as well. you'll see that near millville, 45, 49, route 55. near hammonton and 322 route 30, the white horse pike, it's a soaking ride in. >> new york city police are investigating some of their own officers a watchdog group recorded this confrontation between officers and a pregnant woman. the video shows the woman struggling with police and being pushed to the ground.

authorities say she tried to intervene in the arrest of her son. the department claims that the woman's son was armed and resisting arrest. >> a georgia father accused of leaving his toddler to die in a hot car will not face the death penalty at trial. justin harris was indicted 8 counts on his son's death. his attorney said the child's death on june 18 was an accident. prosecutors announced yesterday they will forego the death penalty, but did not explain what factored into that decision. >> a jeep owner in north jersey could not take it any more seeing this guy with the corvett taking up two spots. so he snapped this photo of his suv squeezed up next to the guy. then he went into a nearby restaurant and waiting for the driver to return. he is like what? how do i get in here, maybe you

should not have parked like that in the first place. >> it's 6:48 "good morning america" is working on a breaking story, a new round of airstrikes targeting islamic state terrorists overnight including their key sources of income.

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away from "good morning america." >> let's go over to amy robach and see what's coming up. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam. new developments in the kidnapping of hannah gram. jessie matthew is in handcuffs. isis attacks are launched overnight. martha raddatz was on the u.s.s. ship overnight. >> one of the stars, tgit, viola davis is here live.

we are going to up grade the morning with deserving commuters. >> hopefully those commuters will not getaway with murder. thanks amy. >> reporter: she does it a little better than yours, matt. >> reporter: let's take a look at the roads wet on the schuylkill expressway, approaching montgomery, that's the eastbound traffic on the left as you head toward center city. schuylkill expressway eastbound heavy from conshohocken to the curve and from the boulevard to girard, westbound jammed from the boulevard to gladwyn. no accidents right now on the schuylkill expressway. we have a new one in burlington township, new jersey, the ramp from 295 northbound to 541 partially blocked. the vehicle spun out of control, dave. >> reporter: north of the pennsylvania turnpike it's been mainly light spotty rain. up to the turnpike we've had heavy downpours and there's more of that coming in off the ocean. it does look like cape may is on

the other side of it. i would gear the kids with umbrellas, and keep it for this afternoon because there's a chance of drizzle or spotty shower. 61 degrees in philadelphia. 61 in wilmington. cool this morning obviously. it is only the windy side that will continue even after the steady rain ends. by 9:00 a.m., heaviest rain knocking off. it's lighter spottier stuff and we stay in the

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>> welcome back the action cam is live in atlantic city, new jersey where the wind and the rains have been whipping around all morning. you can see the winds ruffling the bushes there. we saw poor katherine scott being blown all over the place. there's a chance of minor tidal flooding before the storm clears out.e's a chance of minor tidal >> reporter: this is i-95 near allegheny that's southbound traffic on your right jammed from past academy to cottman and the ben franklin bridge to girard. southbound at the airport we had an overturned suv that cleared. but we have a new accident i-95 southbound new castle county at 141. , storm tracker 6 live double scan with the live image of the rain coming in fast and furious off the ocean. as we roll through the day we

stay in the 60s. the steadiest rain is over at the end. rush hour. after that it's windy and dreary and damp. >> time to go, i know what's next, "good morning america," see you later!

. good morning, america. and breaking overnight, captured. the suspect in the disappearance of uva student hannah graham arrested more than a thousand miles away from where he was last seen with her. we hear from the deputy who ended the nationwide manhunt as the desperate search intensifies for the missing college student. breaking this morning, nine terror suspects arrested in a huge raid. this radical cleric among those in custody. abc's martha raddatz is on board a warship with american force this is morning. >> she said i wanted to live. >> the slenderman attack, for the first time, we hear from the family of a little girl brutally stabbed 19 times by her