>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 6 o'clock, tuesday, last day in the month of september. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us and we are live on the scene of breaking news. >> a police officer has been involved in an overnight shooting in south jersey. >> new here at 6:00, the search is on for the child predator who police say is lurking in a lehigh valley park. >> and one of the area's biggest supermarket chains warns shoppers about a possible data breach. >> and david is off as well. we have karen rogers and matt pelman. good morning. >> good morning. it's a little damp out here right now and we have low clouds creating an issue and more pronounced showers south of us.

let's take a look right now at storm tracker 6 live double scan, your best view of exactly where the rain is right now and we can see that it's slowly pushing out of wilmington and new castle county and into salem counties in new jersey as well as another batch of showers that are moving into cape may. although the heavier rain as you see is well off the coastline so just a few more morning showers trying to work their way out of the region. satellite 6 and action radar showing this in motion that we're dealing with lots of clouds in its wake. let's look at the visibility report. down to .3 of a mile in allentown, now zero in mount pocono and zero in lancaster where we have a dense fog advisory this morning. so, the fog has been dense there all morning long. temperature-wise not bad, 65 degrees in philadelphia. 56 in allentown. and 61 in millville. looking at the day ahead, a lot going on with the weather. by 9:00 a.m. still lots of clouds, some low clouds and 67. those showers will be moving off the coastline. by noon, mostly cloudy skies, which means some sunshine peeking in, 72. by 3:00 p.m., clouds and sun and 77.

then late in the afternoon into the evening hours more clouds spill in and a couple more scattered showers. we'll show was that looks like on future tracker 6 coming up in just a few minutes, matt. >> all right, karen, we'll show was 95 looks like as i step out of the way. doesn't look so good. early morning tuesday jam here on 95 southbound side in delaware county as you come south of 420 through this point at ridly park on down to the commodore barry bridge, again the reason is now late running construction, paving work taking out the two left lanes. so, everybody is trying to funnel into just the one right lane. all this traffic trying to squeeze into one lane headed down toward the delaware state line and as you can see, well, it's not going so well. so, again, 95 southbound jammed solid coming south of 420 through this point on down to the commodore barry bridge. at this point you do want to think alternates as you come away from the airport, maybe use roads like 291 or 13 or even stay up on baltimore pike as some alternates and we'll keep you posted on when that

construction clears out. so far not so bad on the schuylkill or vine this morning and 95 through northeast philadelphia looks pretty good but watch out for a crash on the roosevelt boulevard southbound side past adams avenue in the outer drive. we also had a broken down vehicle on the northeast extension northbound approaching lansdale. that's out of the way now so both lanes opened and southbound no delays if you're coming down from quakertown and our work zone we had overnight on the pennsylvania turnpike near morgantown, had a couple of them, they're all gone as well so all lanes opened through that stretch on this tuesday morning. matt. >> thanks, matt. we have an update on our breaking news story. "action news" has learned the man who was shot by police in edgewater park burlington county, new jersey, is in critical condition. this happened shortly before 4:00 a.m. and you can see this is a very active scene live on the action cam along the 200 block of stevenson avenue. the man who was shot twice was flown to cooper university hospital. we're told the officer was not hurt. we're working to determine what led up to this police-involved shooting in edgewater park. and developing this

morning, philadelphia police are working to track down a male intruder who has a really sore backside. the unlawful entry happened on the unit block of north ninth street near filbert street in chinatown at 1:00 a.m. here's why he's sore. police say the resident of the apartment stabbed the intruder several times in the buttocks as he tried to flee through a first floor window. police believe the intruder was trying to steal electronics. no word if the resident will face any charges. a list of retailers who have fallen victim to hackers may have grown and may have impacted you. the owners of acme supermarket are warning customers their data may have been stolen. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at the acme in bala cynwyd. katherineism acme is the latest retailer to make an announcement like this. we've seen similar announcements over the year from target home depot and other retailers and acme customers should be on the lookout. you can see it was posted on acme's web site. the alert about this security

breach, albertsons, the company that owns acme markets made the announcement yesterday. the store said they don't think any customer data was actually stolen in this hack, but they do want customers to keep an eye out just in case. acme says they'll provide complimentary identity protection to affected customers for one year. the company says malicious software was installed on networks that processed credit and debit card transactions at some of their stores. if you used your card in stores in pennsylvania, delaware, new jersey and maryland between june 22nd and july 17 or between august 27th and september 21st, you should monitor your credit and debit card accounts. call the bank that issued your card if you see anything suspicious. some customers are on edge. >> you shop at these stores that you feel that you trust and have gone to pretty much your whole life but you want to make sure that you're safe and that you're not getting violated. >> in this day and age pretty

much most of us live paycheck to paycheck, so when something hits you, it's like now what do i do? >> reporter: possible stolen data includes names, account numbers and expiration dates but not birth dates or social security numbers since that information isn't taken as part of the payment process. you might have more questions. for more information, just log onto our web site, 6abc.com. we have some lynx and resources for you there. we're live in bala cynwyd, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> thanks so much katherine. new on "action news," police in the lehigh valley are investigating an attempted child luring. it happened on saturday at devonshire park in salisbury township. a woman says a man approached her granddaughter am he tried to get the girl to follow him into the woods. the nine-year-old refused and when her young friend showed up, the man ran away. the children were not physically hurt. this story is also new at 6:00 berks county police

busted a company trying to hide a hall in a garbage can. security cameras caught him trying to stuff an entire atm into the garbage bin. it took some effort but he finally wheeled the money machine to his apartment three blocks away. police say kathy shadler acted as the lookout during the heist. an and officer caught the culprits dragging the atm up the street. >> the seemingly never ending saga of what had lab to the revel casino in atlantic city continues today. stacey delikat is in for maribel aber and has details lie at the nasdaq in times square. hi, stacy. >> reporter: good morning, matt. yeah, the bankruptcy court auction of the revel casino does resume today. now, that auction was suspended last week for the rosh hashanah holiday. so far the only bid that's been made public is for $90 million from a florida developer. the revel of course cost more than $2 billion to build and lasted just two years before going out of business earlier this month. in other news, the fcc may

sack the nfl's blackout rule. the commission could let cable and satellite companies broadcast games locally even if they're not sold out. the nfl has blacked those games out for decades as a way to encourage fans to go to the games in person but some fcc members say that rule benefits team owners not the fans. turning now to the markets. it was an erratic day of trading as investors worried about the unrest in hong kong, right now futures are pointing to a higher open and investors will be getting the latest reports on home prices today. finally this morning snacking is eating away at the traditional meal. it's grown into a $374 billion industry according to nielsen. almost half of the people the company polled say they use snacks to replace meals. in case you're wondering the most popular snack in the u.s. is chips of some sort. chocolate was a close second and, matt and erin, throughout fruit topped the list in

europe. >> well, that's interesting. >> of course it did. >> not in france, though. >> cheese i would think and wine. >> in europe they're setting a good example. >> we'll add a few more things to that list. let's take a look at storm tracker 6 live double scan. this is your best view of showers in the area. that steady rain has moved off the coastline. you can see a couple more batches in the area am i want to go in a little tighter to this and you'll see what we're talking about right now. so, you've got some steadier stuff that's in new castle county right now, in delaware, also moving into salem county in new jersey. just a little wet along 55 in glassboro nero want and that's headed towards the white horse pike as well. and we can see sh showers down here about to hit cape may. so, just a few showers that are moving south and east of the city right now. let's go outside and see what it looks like as sky 6 looking live down in glance, we had some showers in the overnight hours. they've pretty much moved off the coastline now as we look live in hd.

we're stuck with lots of clouds in its wake. 65 degrees the current temperature, dewpoint 61. winds are calm and pressure just under 30-inches. let's take a look at satellite 6 and action radar and bring in our always on seven day off to the side of your screen here. lots of clouds through the area. we see that rain from yesterday is mostly off the coastline and we're left with some spotty showers here or there. then the rest of the day we'll see clouds and some sunshine before some more showers come hitting right back at us. but future tracker 6 showing that 4:30 in the afternoon, we're not talking about a lot of rain. in the north maybe a couple more little bit pronounced here or there. some spotty showers in the area so it's just enough to make it feel damp out there later today. you see a couple more pronounced. this is 9:30 in the evening so it's not going to hit everybody but something to watch for later this afternoon and this evening and the reason is we have this area of low pressure that's just kind of drifting around through the area. let's look at the day planner and really break it down for you. we're starting off at 8:00 a.m., 66 degrees, lots of

clouds, low clouds, still some fog out there, maybe a little misting. then it's a little bit brighter in the early afternoon hours. 11:00 a.m. 70 degrees mostly cloudy skies. by 2:00 p.m., 76. then once again, late in the afternoon into the evening we're looking at more clouds and a couple spotty showers. by 5:00 p.m. 75 coming down from your high of 77. this area of low pressure just slowly kind of drifting through our area producing more clouds today and tomorrow and some spotty showers. wednesday rather cloudy with some scattered showers, especially earlier on in the day. here's a look all right exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. lots of clouds, some sunshine in the early afternoon hours. 77 degrees for your high. we're starting it off with fog and some showers. we're ending the day with some showers. and then tomorrow starts off a little bit damp, mostly cloudy skies, should be a little better by the afternoon and 75. thursday high pressure comes in and it's nice and brighter, 74 for your high. friday starts off good with sunshine, then increasing clouds, a more potent system comes through a-cold front that gets us rain friday night

after a high of 75. it leads into saturday morning with some early showers and then some sunshine at the end of the day, 70. sunday sunny and cool for the eagles and 68. monday mostly sunny skies, looking pretty good but 72 degrees for your high. so just a little bit damp today and tomorrow. not a lot of rain. >> okay, thanks karen. 6:12 now. we're following breaking news the search for a missing realtor has come to a tragic conclusion. matt. >> matt, we've got a broken down vehicle here on 422 eastbound side just past the saint gabriel's curve but it's off to the side and building eastbound volume. the volume has already built on 95 southbound. it's a mess. we'll talk about the huge delays there coming up after break. >> and the selfie is going 3-d. that's next

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>> ♪ >> welcome back. it is 6:15 on this tuesday morning. you are taking a live look over the delaware river all lit up there and guess what, getting trod say goodbye to september. >> yes. we will do that. >> almost over. >> we will all be there at midnight tonight, matt, saying goodbye. >> some of us will be sound asleep. [laughter] >> if you'll be up more power to you. you want to use 95 this morning? get in line literally. it is a long slow moving line of traffic because of late running construction here in the southbound lanes, this is the scene just south of the blue route. now, the good news is they're finally starting to pick up the cones. they haven't made it back to this point yet.

you still see them out there blocking the two left lanes. they were doing more of the milling and paving work overnight so some lanes are paved, some are milled. there's definitely a difference between the lanes so you'll still deal with that even once the cones are picked up but at this point with just this right lane squeezing by headed southbound towards the delaware state line it's a parking lot coming south of 420 through this point on down to the commodore barry bridge. but again, they are in the process of picking the construction up. we'll continue to watch the delays. if you want to avoid them, you can use 291, 13 or baltimore pike as some possible alternates. delays also starting to form on 95 southbound by cottman then once again as you travel from just past allegheny into girard. still have that crash on the roosevelt boulevard southbound past adams avenue in the outer drive and now we're getting word of a crash on the northeast extension southbound approaching the mid county tolls there in plymouth township taking out one of the lanes so i would definitely watch out for slowing theres you come down from lansdale. traffic shift scheduled today

here in jamison bucks county along 263 and it's a new pattern that's going to stay in place through next summer so we're talking long term down to just one lane in each direction between meetinghouse road and sugar bottom roads so expect delays there. new resurfacing project yesterday elsewhere in bucks county along street road. watch out for the crews and today philmont avenue is closing in lower moreland from 9:00 until 3:00. use pine road to get around that one. erin. >> thanks matt. following breaking news. police have found the body of missing realtor beverly carter. she was buried in a shallow grave in arkansas. aaron louis was arrested yesterday. police say he admitted kidnapping carter. a tip led them to the grave. carter vanished while on the way to show a home. louis will be charge in there her murder. >> today's tech bites is all about product sequels. here is abc's tj holmes. >> the new go pro action cameras priced higher and

lower than before. the mid level hero four silver is the only one with a touch screen. the hero four black sells for 500 bucks. the basic hero model lists for $130. you won't find the sequel to hidden tiger. it will debut on netflix and a few imax theaters. today microsoft expected to give us a first look at the next version of windows. no confirmation from the software giant but desktop users hoping the next operating system is friendlier than windows eight. and the old photo booth may soon be replaced by a shapie booth. it scans you then creates figurine using 3-d printers. a british supermarket chain owned by wal-mart has created 10 of them which creates the ultimate in selfies. those are your tech bites. i'm tj holmes. >> i'm getting weird feelings >> 6:18. running out of time. the warning period is almost over for three red light cameras in montgomery county.

>> mother nature throws flying ice on neighborhoods in colorado. karen. >> storm tracker 6 live double scan with our radar showing us that we do still have some showers in new castle county moving into salem county, new jersey. i told you those showers were about to hit cape may and we could see that right now. fog is another issue. i'l hi, i'm henry winkler

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bypass on down to 95, you're hitting the brakes as you can see. also getting word of a new crash in south philadelphia this morning. south broad street at shunk is the intersection to avoid. meanwhile mass transit, well, at least that looks good. we've got something going for us, karen. >> we have been talking about the fact that there are two weather related issues affecting your commute. you've got some light showers especially moving through wilmington and salem county, new jersey. we also have some fog and this is most especially in your northwest suburbs. .3 of a mile visibility in allentown, near zero in mount pocono. we have a dense fog advisory in lancaster where you have near zero visibility and we've been seeing that all morning long. 10-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport. so, there may be a problem later. it's not a problem in philadelphia at this moment. 67 degrees at 9:00 a.m., with lots of clouds, some fog, little misting out there. by noon 72, a bit brighter and by 3:00 p.m. 77, mostly cloudy skies. the afternoon is not terribly wet. i don't think you're going to get any cancellations with your soccer games or whatever

you're playing later today. by 6:00 p.m. though we'll have a couple of light showers around and 72. coming down from your high of 77, erin. >> okay, thanks so much karen. a new study suggests for some women living through a recession in their early 20's may influence their decision whether or not to have children. researchers project that among women who were there their early 20's in 2008, about 151,000 will forego having any children at least by the age of 40. tough economic conditions including the great recession are blamed for a five year drop in the number of babies born in the u.s. starting in 2007. >> 6:23 now. and next on "action news," where they're about to give the green light to fines for drivers caught running reds. >> katherine scott has a warning for local supermarket shoppers. >> ♪ >> reporter: that's right, erin, some acme customers should be on the lookout after a security breach at the supermarket chain. we are live in bala

>> the sudden death of a young jersey community. children and parents came out to rayfield sports checks plaintiff next salem last night but there was no practice, just prayer. last week a player with the salem midget football team collapsed on the field. 12-year-old jeremiah pierce didn't pull through. the team's assistant coach says he tried to revive the boy. >> i checked his pulse. his pulse was real slow so i

started taking his equipment off. then after i took his equipment off he didn't have any pulls at all so i started cpr. >> jeremiah died at ai dupont sunday night. the team has create add go fund me page online to help cover funeral costs. >> the 60 day warning period is almost over for three red light cameras in montgomery county and so we're telling you where they are. they're in abington township at old york and susquehanna roads, old york and welsh roads and moreland and fitzwatertown roads. if you violate the traffic signal at the intersection starting at midnight tonight you'll get a ticket for $100 in the mail. >> 6:27 now. we continue to follow breaking news in new jersey. >> also new details are coming in on the same thing you're just mentioned there, erin, we are live in burlington county with ♪

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>> ♪ >> breaking now on "action news," a police-involved shooting has sent one person to the hospital. the action cam is live on the scene where we are gathering new information. >> hackers score a she were's special breaking into a national grocery group with local ties. >> the secret service is in the hot seat after columning clean about what happened when a knife wielding man-made it into the white house. good morning. last day of this september 67 erin is here filling in for tam, karen is here and matt is here. david is off. now you know. let's begin. [laughter] >> all right, let's do that weather because we actually have a lot going on in the weather right now. storm tracker 6 live double scan, you can see while we're dry in philadelphia, we do scan, you can see while we're area and they're becoming a little bit more pronounced. let's watch this a little closely here. in new castle county along route 40 you have showers there in delaware along the new jersey turnpike and parts of salem and gloucester county right now you're getting pretty wet as well as along

route 49 in salem. glassboro about to get hit with showers again on 55 and look at that down in cape may am i told that you shower was headed there and we see that right now and it's a little more pronounced with the area of yellow. with live double scan radar this is your best view of the showers in the area. it's not terribly heavy but something to deal with as you're traveling in. how about the fog, that's the other issues. look at some of these numbers, zero visibility at mount pocono, zero visibility in lancaster where you have a dense fog advisory. little more pronounced in allentown, .3 of a mile but not so much at philadelphia international airport at 10-mile visibility. millville now down to five. you've got to issues dealing with your morning commute, the fog and the showers. 65 degrees right now in philadelphia, temperatures not too bad. in fact our high today is 77. here's how we're going to get there. by 9:00 a.m. lots of clouds and 67, a little fog, still some showers south of the city. by noon, 72, it's brighter and dry. by 3:00 p.m., 77. i think we're still dry at 3:00 with some sunshine and clouds. any time after 3:00 into the evening hours, we're going get

the chance for some of these light showers moving back. they're not going to be too heavy. by 6:00 p.m. a sprinkle around and 72. and we do have the chance for a bit more damp weather tomorrow. i'll show you what that looks like in just a minute, matt. >> all right, karen. i'll tell you wear saying goodbye to september this morning with some not so nice conditions on the roadways. now we have a new crash on 95 in delaware county. now with the construction on the southbound side that gave us huge early morning delay, this crash is on the northbound side here by the exit for the commodore barry bridge so right where the construction was going on southbound. you see a couple vehicles involved in this northbound accident. no emergency crews on the scene yet. but they do have the left lane blocked off because of the accident itself. so, coming north of the delaware state line, expect delays as you head up towards the blue route and southbound we do still have delays as they continue to pick up that construction from past 420 on down to past the blue route still a very slow go. on the big picture also watching a crash in south philadelphia on south breed street at shunk this morning

and there's one on the southbound side of the roosevelt boulevard past adams avenue, also just getting word of another farther south past broad street taking out a lane and we're getting set for an opening at the tacony palmyra bridge coming up in just about 15 minutes. in montgomery county, couple other issues, a broken down vehicle along valley road. also a crash along huntingdon pike and a wreck on the southbound northeast extension approaching mid county now giving us slowing there as well. matt. >> thank you, matt. here's the latest on our breaking news story. a police officer shot a man in edgewater park shortly before 4:00 a.m. the action cam is live near the scene along the 200 block of stevenson avenue. this is in burlington county, new jersey. police remain at the scene as you see there more than two hours after the shooting. the man who was shot twice was flown to cooper hospital. he is listed in critical condition. the officer was not hurt. the scene is a few blocks away from an elementary school. we're working to determine what led up to this police-involved shooting in edgewater park, new jersey.

if you shop at acme supermarkets your credit and debit card information could be at risk. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside the city avenue acme store in bala cynwyd with this consumer alert. katherine. >> reporter: matt, that's right, if you do shop here and you use your credit and debit card your information could be at risk. however, acme says they're not confident that any information was actually stolen in this hack but they do want their customers to be on the lookout. so, this is a good time to take a look at your bank statements and acme has put out ah alerts on their web site. you could see that if you clicked in albertsons which owns acme markets made the announcement yesterday. apparently malicious software was installed on networks that processed credit and debit card transactions at some of their stores. so, if you used your credit or debit card in a store in pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware and maryland between june 22nd and july 17th or between august 27th and september 21st, you should

monitor your credit and debit card accounts. call the bank that issued your card if you see anything suspicious. possible stolen data includes names, account numbers and expiration dates. acme customers are trying to make sense of it all upon hearing about the breach. you have not heard about this yet i take it. >> no, we haven't. >> reporter: but do you use a credit card here. >> we use our debit card. >> but we use it as credit. we don't put our pin number in. >> reporter: okay. >> we try not to. >> reporter: do you worry about the security on your credit card? >> yes. >> yes, all the time. >> reporter: and they're not alone in that. after all, over the past year data breaches at target, home depot and other retailers have affected millions of customers. acme says they'll provide complimentary identity protection to affected customers for one year. no action is required to enroll in that service. if a problem arises, there's a number you can call so we'll post that number for you. we also have a lot of resources and frequently asked questions about this breach on our web site.

so, you can log ondo our web site at 6abc.com for more information on this. live in bala cynwyd, katherine scott channel6 "action news. >> thanking run. a security breach at the white house was worse than first disclosed. an iraq war vet carrying a knife made it past the stairway leading to the presidential quarters. omar gonzalez overpowered a guard at the front door and he made it all the way to the east room, that's 80 feet inside where he was detained. the first family was not in the white house at the time. lawmakers are demanding explanations from the secret service. >> you got -- he got deep enough that had the president, the vice president been walking the hallways, they could have been attacked by mr. gonzalez. >> whistle blowers claim an alarm box to alert secret service in the white house was on mute. the director of the secret service will be questioned today at a hearing on capitol hill. lawmakers apparently were not initially told the full extent of the breach. >> there's a $20,000 reward posted for tips leading to the

arrest and conviction of the person who executed a local mother in front of her own child. 32-year-old kathy run berry was gunned down in strawberry mansion on saturday night am she was walking along the 3200 block of moore street with her dog and 13-year-old daughter. police have surveillance video but are not released it at this point. "action news" has learned berry recently pleaded guilty to federal drug charges but it is unclear if that case played any role in her murder. >> 6:37 now. autopsy results are expected today in the death investigation of a new jersey hospital ceo and his wife. an arson task force has also been assigned to the case of john and joyce sheridan who found the couple's bodies in a burned out bedroom in their montgomery township home sunday morning. sheridan led cooper health for the last 10 years. his wife was a retired schoolteacher. >> accuweather now. what's up, karen? >> what's up? we've got showers out there, also some fog so watch for that as you're headed out

early this morning. here's your best view of the rain you'll get in the area with our live radar, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing that that steadier stuff from yesterday is off the coastline but we still have some showers through the region. let's go in a little bit closer, i think you'll get a better look with our street level view here. it's raining in new castle county in new jersey, along route 40, in new jersey on the new jersey turnpike and salem route 49. you can see that it's starting to hit route 55 am i told you it would and you're about to see it once again this morning in glassboro near rowan university. in cape may it's particularly heavy right there. you can see areas of yellow which is double scan's way of showing us really coming down good along route nine and the garden state parkway in cape may and wildwood. let's head outside and show you what it looks like right now as we look live in hd. not raining in philadelphia at the moment. some low clouds through the region making it feel kind of misty but more of the cloud cover issue with the fog is north and west of the city. the temperature now in the city, 65.

it's 57 in allentown, 63 in millville. as you head out, not feeling terribly cool. satellite 6 and action radar showing lots of clouds through the area and here are those showers. these are just stubborn to move through at this point the not going to rain all day, though. we'll see clouds. we have some early showers. and then later again today we have the chance of showers moving inform let's look at your forecast. for allentown it's clouds and sunshine. we're dealing with fog there and 77 degrees for your high. at the shore fog is not an issue but we are dealing with lots of cloud cover and some showers. we're seeing that early kind of hugging the coastline in spots this morning. and 70 degrees for your high later on this afternoon. our high today in the city will be 77, mostly cloudy skies. we've got some late showers coming there. let's break it down for you to kind of explain the day. by 8:00 a.m., lots of cloud cover, some fog still in parts of the region and some showers moving out south and east of the city. 66. but the early afternoon hours are bright and dry. by 11:00 a.m., 70 degrees, clouds and some sunshine. by 2:00 p.m., more of the

same, 76 degrees, clouds and some sunshine and then late in the afternoon into the evening is when some of these spotty showers come through. it's just enough to make it feel pretty damp out there later on this afternoon and evening. in fact, future tracker 6 looking ahead to wednesday, we're looking at 3:00 a.m. now i advance this to when you're driving out tomorrow morning. you're going to see a couple of spotty showers, lots of clouds, so we're continuing that damp feel. this is a look at 9 o'clock in the morning. own some spotty showers. this model just showing a few here or there later in the afternoon it gets a little brighter wednesday afternoon and thursday's probably one of the best days. here's a look at your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. lots of clouds, some sunshine today, 77 for your high. later this afternoon and evening, we get a few more light showers through the region. it's damp especially early on wednesday. then mostly cloudy skies, 75. thursday, though, high pressure comes in. it's brighter, it's nice for the union game, 74. friday we start with sunshine, then it fades behind clouds and then friday night a more

poet tender system comes through, it's a cold front. could produce some thunderstorms friday night into saturday. friday's high 75. saturday's cooler with those early showers and 70. sunday sunny but cool for the eagles. great football weather i'd say, 68 degrees. monday we've got mostly sunny skies and 72 degrees for your high. so, today and tomorrow a little damp and some heavier rain friday night. >> okay, we'll watch for that. thanks karen. 6:41 now. up next, more stories you didn't see last night including an update on the investigation into the nypd officer who put man in a choke hold. matt. >> things aren't moving well on the roosevelt boulevard. southbound crash this taking out the left lane. big are delays along 95 and a lots to talk about when "act

>> ♪ >> 6:43 right now. taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. if you have a flight to chicago, they are still experiencing problems. there are 90 cancellations at o'hare. the largest of the two airports in chicago. if you're heading there to the midwest, check ahead. might have a problem with your flights flight. >> let's check in with matt pelman. there looks like there might be a minor problem for the morning commute. >> minor to even major out there this morning erin and matt. maybe it's good that the flights might be delayed at the airport. if you're trying to get there via 95 you're probably going to be late much this is the northbound side of 95 right by the commodore barry bridge where we have this accident. couple vehicles involved. penndot just pulled up to the scene and they're taking out the left lane. it's causing huge delays as we go to the next camera shot you'll be able to see. coming away from the delaware state line on up to that crash right by the commodore barry bridge. so, already looking at a five minute delay but it's growing by the minute.

southbound 95 also still really delayed as you come down from 420 on down to the commodore barry bridge. that was that late running construction that's now all out of the way but you're still dealing with some hefty southbound delays as you pass the blue route. elsewhere on 95 it's normal morning delays southbound from approaching cottman into girard. the crash on the boulevard southbound by adams has cleared but then we have that one south of broad street that i showed you going into the break that's taking out the left lane. so, that is slowing you down, too. also still have the wreck in south philadelphia along south broad street at shunk and we're expecting a tacony palmyra bridge opening in just a couple minutes, so that's not the way to go, either. head for the betsy ross as your easy alternate. couple issues in montgomery county. in lower moreland a broken down vehicle along valley road at welsh road. also a crash in huntingdon valleyology huntington pike at red lion road. we got rid of the crash on the northeast extension southbound approaching mid county. in the back a vehicle broke down. you're still dealing with slow

speeds coming from lansdale. matt. >> testimony restems in a double murder trial in montgomery county after an extended three day break. the defendant who is representing himself claims two men forced him to lead them to the victim's apartment. >> a grand jury is considering whether criminal charges should be filed in an arrest. this man that you see in the video here later died. several officers in new york city suspected 43-year-old eric garner was selling loose cigarettes after he allegedly refused to be arrested an officer put garner in what appears to be a choke hold. garner reportedly suffered from asthma. the medical examiner has ruled his death a homicide due to the chest and neck compressions by the officer. the choke hold move has been stopped by the nypd. >> wal-mart wants actor and comedian tracy morgan to share in some of the blame for his

injuries suffered in a crash on the new jersey turnpike. the retailer responded to morgan's lawsuit in federal court by saying morgan and his friends should have been wearing seat belts. morgan required weeks of rehab after a wal-mart big rig slammed into his limo bus in june. one passenger died. an attorney for morgan called the response appalling. >> 6:47 now. the disappearance of a university of virginia student has now been connected to a cold case on campus. updates next. >> ♪ >> "action news" is sponsored by west chester university. distinguished. and affordable. learn more.

>> time now for a preview of "good morning america." >> lots to get to. amy robach giving us a preview live from times square. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hey, good morning, matt. good morning erin. great to be with you both on a tuesday morning. coming up next on good morning america, new details on that armed white house intruder. did he make it much further inside the executive mansion than the secret service had said. we're going to have more as the head of the agency now in the hot seat this morning. and then latest on the missing uva student hannah graham. a suspect jesse matthew has been in can custody since last week and now officials say he is linked to the 2009 murder of a young virginia woman. we are live from charlottesville with the latest on that story and then breaking overnight a patient in dallas is in strict isolation this morning after showing signs of ebola as the u.s. is sending thousands of

troops to africa to keep that virus from spreading. our dr. richard besser has exclusive access from the front lines. then we have the star and creator of girls lena dunham. she's here live talking about her new book and we have a lot of people outside this morning. a lot of young women. all waiting to hear the hip boy band five seconds from summer performing live. all coming up next on "gma." matt and erin, back to you. >> thank you, amy. >> thanks amy. >> looks like a bunch of super heroes. >> what a mess. this is the blue route 476. it was already delayed southbound because of the 95 delays. now we have a crash here in the southbound lanes at baltimore pike. media swarthmore. so mostly off to the side but people are kind of funneling out of that right lane so the delay is just getting worse here along the blue route. meanwhile i promised you this would happen. there goes the ship headed

northbound. tacony palmyra bridge on its way back down now but you still want to head for the betsy ross bridge. ben franklin bridge building westbound volume because of the construction. karen. >> two weather related issues affecting your commute. we've got the fog and the rain. let's start with the showers here. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing most of the area is dry. philadelphia, trenton, your northwest suburbs dry but how about in wilmington? we can see those showers moving through and new castle county look for that. also now no salem county, new jersey and gloucester county right along the new jersey turnpike, along 55 near rowan you'll be dealing with this one as well as cape may, looking at garden state parkway pretty wet down there. more pronounced showers hitting cape may and wildwood. the rest of the area dry. visibility reports near zero not only in mount pocono but also lancaster where they have a dense fog advisory. 2-mile visibility in reading. .3-mile visibility in allentown and look at philadelphia. we've dropped from 10 to 8-mile visibility so a little bit affecting us there. a quick look at how your day

progresses. lots of clouds, some early fog and showers south and east. then it's brighter at noon and at 3:00 p.m. your high 77. late in the evening we have another chance for a few light showers moving through, erin. >> thanks so much karen. tonight abc prem mears another night of must see tv. selfie focuses on a character eliza dooley who has over 200,000 friends on social media but no friends in real life. can a marketing genius rebrand the self absorbed social media diva? only time will tell. and manhattan love is a romantic comedy about a couple who meet in the heart of new they are complete opposites. it all starts at

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>> 6:56. new information on our breaking news story. "action news" has just confirmed that an off duty delanco police officer shot and critically wounded a man in edgewater park, burlington county this morning. the officer was not hurt. no word on what led to the shooting. >> we've had huge problems this morning on 95 in delco. >> we've had huge problems northbound in the northeast near bridge street. traffic definitely moving slowly there, too, karen. >> a few weather related issues. right now we've got fog north and west. a couple showers south and east. by 9:00 a.m. lots of clouds, 67. by noon and 3:00 p.m. it's brighter and dry. 77 for your high.

late this afternoon into this evening a few more light showers come through. >> okay. got about five seconds left in the newscast. later on five seconds of summer on good morning america is next. dave murphy erin o'hearn, tamala edwards i'm dave

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