up on top of several washers and dryers. and get ready to break a sweat, we are in for a warm, and, humid weekend lets get to the exclusive accu weather forecast, just a little bit. >> it is funny for may standard it will feel oppressive but if there were june or july, this would be easy going. is there view looking back towards city from our temple university cam. still fairly comfortable right now. warm front in the process of pulling through so if you live anywhere north of philadelphia, it is still very comfortable but south of the city, that is where we are seeing dew points climb up there a little bit. temperature wise mid 60's showing up, upper 60's south and east upper 50's, lower 60's north and west but front is slicing the viewing area right in half. millville 69. dover 67. wilmington 67. philadelphia coming in at 67. allentown 59. poconos 60 degrees. the satellite six with action radar showing quite a bit of cloud cover and accu weather expects a mainly cloudy day with sun breaks and we will

hold off most of the moisture until late in the day. all this shower activity here this will pass on by but later this afternoon, as we get the the day time heating humidity starts to increase, more thunderstorms start developing. one or two could be on the stronger side. accu weather says expect sun and clouds today after four or 5:00 this afternoon be on the look out for a pop up storm. turns increasingly more humid throughout the day, 85 will be the the forecast high. speaking of those storms, here we go most of the day is dry. this is 6:30 showing pop up storms a across western suburbs. racing east into the city and south jersey by tenor 11:00. these storms could impact the phillies game later this evening as well as preakness steaks in baltimore later this afternoon. i will have details with the seven day forecast when i come back in a bit eva. >> thanks, chris. developing right new this morning a man hits the jackpot at sugar house casino but his luck ran out when police say he was followed home, and then robbed at gunpoint. police say victim won about

$12,000, gambling overnight. he left the casino around 5:00 this morning and headed home to the 2800 block of south mildred street in south philadelphia. police say as he got out of his car he was held up at gunpoint by a masked man. victim handed over the money and his cell phone and then called the police. officers say they were able to track down the suspect suv by pinging the rick tim's cell phone. the suspect took off and ended up bailing from the suv dropping the cash, his mask and gun in the process. he ran back into the the sugar house casino where he was taken into custody. new this morning a man is in the hospital after being shot in the leg in philadelphia's spring garden section. the shooting happened at around 1:30 this morning outside the spring garden apartments. that is where the the intersection of north seventh and green street. police say the 23 year-old victim was shot multiple times in both legs. he was taken to hahnemann hospital in stable condition so far no arrests have been made.

police say a man was shot several times in a cherry hill, new jersey hotel. gunfire broke out at the inn of the dove on the 700 block of cuthbert boulevard about 3:00 this morning. the victim was taken to cooper university hospital in critical condition before police arrived and police say a woman was assaulted inside a car in the parking lot. it was a blood stained shirt believed to be from the man was also found in the lot. so far no arrests. a woman is in serious condition after a car flips in hunting park and london several washers and dryers. the action cam at the intersection of north second and glenwood avenue around 2:00 this morning. police say the car was speeding when it lost control flipped over several times and hitting a utility pole. the car landed on top of several washers and dryers that are sold, at a business here we're told the woman was thrown from the car crews had a hard time getting to her because of all of the down wires, at this point it is not clear if the the woman was driving.

now to the latest on the deadly crash of amtrak 188 the the fbi is now on the the case investigating whether something hit the the train just before ago he will rated and derailed in port richmond on tuesday night killing eight people. the "action news" reporter dann cuellar has more on the search for answers. >> reporter: fbi was examining the windshield of the amtrak train 188 now located in the secure area in delaware. wind healed was damaged during the crash but there are a couple of round fractures the fbi has been asked to focus on. >> the windshield was shattered but there is particular damage we want them to look at for us. >> reporter: this comes after a conductor on the train reports hearing the engineer talking on the radio to the engineer of septa trenton line train number 769 that had been struck by an object. it had to make an emergency stop but there were no injuries. that was as 9:10 p.m. five minutes earlier outbound acela train had been struck in the same area as well. conductor on board amtrak train 188 now tells

investigators this. >> she also believed that he heard her engineer say something about his train being struck by something. >> reporter: surveillance video obtained by "action news" shows trains speeding by and then few moments later at 9:21 flashes of light where train derailed. the engineer brandon bostian did talk to ntsb investigators. >> we found him to be extremely cooperative. >> reporter: he was asked if he recalled having a conversation with the septa engineer about being hit by projectile. >> he did not recall anything of that sort but there again he does not he reported that he does not have any recollection of anything past a north philadelphia. >> reporter: the fbi has been fanning outlooking for surveillance footage that might prove helpful to the investigation. meanwhile with the wreckage now removed amtrak has been moving full speed to restore irves between new york and philadelphia, hoping to do so by tuesday. in port richmond i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". passenger on that acela train that was hit by some

sort of object is speaking out about the impact. cain m desigh, heard a loud banging sound a saw a circular pattern of shattered glass in the window. that happened just outside of philadelphia. he said he heard it, it was likely a rock or debris but he said whatever it was it the hit with force. >> when it started to register it did seem like something had really hit the train very, very, you know, with a lot of force good when the train stopped and amtrak officer boarded, and took pictures of the damage. then the the train went on its way. stay with "action news" throughout the the weekend for developments in the amtrak train derailment investigation. you can always get the latest information on six abc.com and our social media accounts. well, boston bomber, dzhokhar tsarnaev has been sentenced to death and his death could make history. yesterday's verdict sets the stage for the nation's first execution of a terrorist in

the post 9/11 era. the the legal appeals will likely take years if in the decade. abc's elizabeth herr has more from boston. >> reporter: it is death for dzhokhar tsarnaev the 21 year-old now is the youngest person on federal death row. >> i want justice for my family and i felt that the ultimate justice was the death penalty. >> reporter: liz norton sat in court every day after her two sons each lost a leg in the second bombing. michael ward is first responder who rushed to the scene. >> he wanted to go to hell and he will get there early. >> reporter: prosecutors argued for death showing jurors video of the chaos. using this picture of tsarnaev planting the bomb just feet from children, including eight year-old richard martin, one of the three people killed near the marathon finish line. and then this video of tsarnaev making an obscene gesture from a camera in his holding cell, according to prosecutors is proof that

tsarnaev was not remorseful. today the the jury has spoken and dzhokhar tsarnaev will pay with his life for his crimes. >> reporter: the defense tried telling jurors tsarnaev was a gentle little boy a a friendly teenager who participated in the bombs under the influence of his radicalized older brother. their final witness anti death penalty crusader sister helen prejean forward portrayed in dead man walking even testified that he is genuinely sorry for what he did but jurors didn't buy it. the jury has spoken but it is up to the judge to formally impose the the sentence and that is not likely to happen until july. elizabeth hur abc news, boston. there is much more to come on "action news" this saturday morning. founder of uber slapped with a massive lawsuit. we've got the details. also ahead bike season is here and helmet are a necessity but do you know which helmet is right for you? we will break down the best options. plus these kids just can't

believe their eyes, neither could you if you saw a massive alligator just, stralling through your front yard chris. >> yeah, wow that is a big alligator. talking about weather, we have big changes in the weather department. lots of humidity here this afternoon. thunderstorms in the neighborhood. we will have details in the accu weather forecast when we come right back.

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all of the recent rain fall in texas is leading to moral gator sightings. a trapper in pasadena says he has been getting multiple calls about alligators near homes and businesses. all of the water is pushing gators out of their home so they are seeking higher ground. the trapper found this guy near a business, in danger of being trapped in a pump. speaking of gators, this scene. >> wow. >> a little more scarier then the the last one because that gator is a a lot bigger. in goose creek, south carolina a woman napped this photo of her kid watching a 10-foot alligator walking across the the front yard. it was heading toward kids walking to their school bus. someone drove a car on the lawn to get between the gator and those kid. the by the time animal control showed up, the gator had wondered back into a pond. you got to have love kid right. not a fear in the world. >> apparently the kid were on the porch when the gator came up. >> did you see them at the the

window. >> he was like get in the house. that is why they were like oh, okay. >> why is that? i would have stood there with a bat but with kids, it is like come closer. >> mom said they couldn't be near it. that increases fascination. >> i wouldn't even be near that window. there is view right now. lets talk weather here. we have a nice weekend coming up but you will notice changes. it will be more stickier, and it is also going to be warmer out there with a high temperature in the 80's and maybe some thunderstorms. right now we are seeing general overcast thin cloud over spreading the the area right now in philadelphia. 67 degrees. wind are light at 8 miles an hour. notice dew point numbers are steadily climbing. here is right in atlantic city. 70 degrees. dew .59. just in the 30's this same time yesterday. that number just continues to increase. the that is your humidity level there. wind west at 10 miles an hour. ocean temperature 56 degrees. double scan live crystal clear the exception being the northern portions of the

lehigh valley and poconos where we are seeing just a little bit of wet weather this morning. couple passing showers a associated with the actual warm front itself. pressing on by pushing off to the north and east. it should be out within the next 20 minutes or so. most of the day we will see a combination of sun and clouds. warm front cutting viewing area in half. sixty-seven in philadelphia, but much cooler to the north. fifty-nine in allentown. sixty-seven in reading. sixty-two in trenton. we are closing in on 70 degrees down there to the south. extreme southern portions of south jersey and delaware where we are expecting dew points this afternoon to climb up in the mid 60's and we will be scaling it, that becomes more uncomfortable. we have been pretty comfortable here in the humidity department as ovulate with dew points in the 30's and 40's but later this afternoon right there in the middle of the pack. sixty-five to 70. you will notice increase in humidity. then for tomorrow and monday as dew points get even higher. satellite six with action radar frontal system pushing through, across keystone state

and that will stall out right here across upstate new york and then it will eventually pull back, in the form of the back door cold front sunday night into monday and that is when temperatures begin to cool off a bit. here's future tracker six if you have outdoor plans mess of the the day is dry, combination of the sun and clouds. later this afternoon at 6:30 you see pop up showers and storms flaring up. these could be on the heavier side, preakness steaks down there in baltimore post time 6:18. there will be thunderstorms around but it looks like they will be north of that metro area lets hope that is the case here to get the the race off. for philadelphia the phillies starting at 7:00. there could be thunderstorms approaching toward second half of that game. i would say after seventh incorporator so. it wouldn't be surprising if there are a couple of rain delays late in the game but doesn't look like it would be a wash. overnight tonight partly cloudy, we will get into sunday. sunday sun and cloud with pop up showers redeveloping. the big story with these storms would be the gusty wind, and the drenching

downpours . they will be spot any nature. not everybody sees them, after four or 5:00 this afternoon is when you want to keep an eye on the sky. forecast for today we will go 85 in philadelphia. wilmington 84. trenton 84. sun and clouds. thunderstorm late. allentown 85. reading leading the pack at 86. and cooler on the water thanks to the sea breeze. seventy-seven in cape may and atlantic city. we have 86 degrees sunday, humid. couple thunderstorms around. better chance of seeing those storms today. cooler for monday. limited sun. seventy-seven. showers and storms for tuesday. 80 degrees. wednesday, thursday, and friday will feel like a breath of fresh air out there a canadian cold front comes in here and push that he is humidity out to sea and drops our temperatures in the 70's a. >> we both have events this afternoon. >> i will be down in fortecue for the festival i have the preakness at piazza, 5:00 o'clock we have to be there. we're right in the rain time. >> hopefully it holds off. >> bring the umbrella.

>> in the western suburbs yes, at that time but probably wouldn't get in the city until maybe seven or 8:00. >> still bring an umbrella. >> yes good thanks. all right. it is now 9:17. tornado touched down in wyoming damages a motel and three mobile homes. people working at a newspaper took shelter in the basement as twister and hail moved out. no one was your. some homes and businesses lost power, too. self states in the plains and mid western areas are bracing for potential severe weather today.

under and ceo of uber is facing a 1 billion collar lawsuit. kevin h ahlburn accuses uber of ripping off a plan for a taxi service. he is founder of the similar start up called celluride. claims he shared the idea with him back in 2006. he has not yet responded to that lawsuit. bike season has kick in full gear and wearing a helmet is a must. now 90 percent of bike killed in the two decades were not wearing a helmet. to help you choose the right protection for you and your family, here's consumer reporter nydia han with what is the deal. >> consume are reports tested 23 helmets and found good choices for both adults and children. joseph cologne had a serious accident on his bike, two years ago. >> broke my collar bone, punctured my lung. i'm thankful i had my helmet.

otherwise my injuries would have been far more is he vee, brain damage. >> reporter: consumer reports crash tested helmets to see how well they will protect you. and as sensor detects how much force, transmitted to the riders head in the crash. a second test checks the strength of the chin straps. and one helmet the cannondale did not pass because it could come off in a accident. in four of the five samples tested buckled snapped or broke in pieces. although consumer reports is not aware of any issues as a result of the issue. >> the company stand behind its independent third party test results but we don't recommend by a cannondale. >> consumer reports the arts plus for $150 by scotts. >> it is excellent in impact resistance and fit adjustments. it was very good in ventilation. it is also a light weight wait helmet. >> reporter: consumer reports best buy cost far less, including laser cyclone for $45, and the win merge for

$12. consumer reports tested children's helmets and top rated the sol taste use for $40. do be careful how you handle your helmet. don't keep it in the trunk of the car because heat can affect performance a void getting even minor dents in the lining which is absorbs the impact. if you are in an accident, replace your helmet if you cannote any damage. for information on the right way to fit a bike helmet go to six abc.com. i'm nydia han channel six "action news".

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in sports phillies go for their fourth win in a row tonight, highly touted rookie was in the line up last night ducis rodgers has more on that. >> good morning miguel franco is a beacon of hope, 22-year old third base man has been tearing it up at triple a lehigh valley, .355 batting average, yesterday he was called up for he and phillies hope is for good. phillies d backs franco had decent glove as well. in the fifth inning he makes a nice play to throw out the runner. franco goes zero for four at the plate. the one all tie in the seventh, just continue defratus facing paul gold schmidt, goes for a double.

phillies fall behind three-one. this is a good sign, they have three runs in the bottom half. freddie galvis, their best player this year, hit a two run single to tie the game. galvis batting .355 team leading. jeff francoeur comes up next and drives in the go ahead run. phillies win four-three. they have won three straight games for the first time this season. >> it has been key for these wins bouncing back, and regaining the lead. it is good to see those at bats and coming in the middle of the game, late in the game with some clutch hitting. that is good for us. >> what a night for former villanova stand out and new jersey native matt caesar. cubs/pirates in the 12th inning. it is not far but that is a walk off hit. he will take it. three rbi foresees air. cubs win 11-ten. nba playoffs lebron james and calves await winners of the hawks/wizards. atlanta looking to close it out in game six. the wizard down three and

they call paul pierce the truth, and send the game to overtime. >> paul pierce? >> lets look closer that ball is not out of his hand in time, basket waved off. hawks win 94-91 and take the series in six. they are on to the eastern conference finals. and finally miguel angel jimenes is a man who lights a cigar and his whiskey. i hope he likes beer as well. eighth hole in the open, 160-yard out just getting close, that is the point. well, scratch that plan. jimenes gets a hole in one. the his second this season. he also wins 12 cases of beer for doing so, that is 288 bottles, tie would moon walk for that. and that is your sports. have yourself a good weekend. the second leg of the horse racing's triple crown is tonight kentucky derby winner american farrow is the favorite to take the the preakness steaks, if that happens, american farrow would be the win away from history.

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happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 police are investigating a reported sexual assault at a restaurant in olde city. one year-old in florida is recovering this morning after police say that she was shot in the face, by her three-year old brother. and a mother's desperate plea she's searching for her daughter who has been missing for more than a month now. first lets head outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the accu weather forecast, hi chris. >> hi, it is not too bad on city avenue. it just depend where you live. if you live south of the pennsylvania turnpike we are seeing that increase in humidity now and temperatures are about 10 degrees warmer then northern areas. the to the north it is still nice and comfortable very refreshing.

martin's creek 59 degrees. quakertown 60. allentown 59 as well. tannersville 61. no humidity up there at all. look towards oxford 68. chester and center city 69 with higher humidity levels. dandy's beach 66. smyrna and dover. seventy and 71. again, high humidity levels across kent county and delaware. delaware bay temperature up to 68. on the oceanfront, ocean water temperatures are still in the mid 50's. got to get those numbers up there memorial day weekend right around the corner. here's satellite six with action radar still seeing a couple of showers across the poconos, everybody else is a combination of sun and included and accu weather says that is how they will stay, this afternoon. expect a conviction of the sun and cloud 85 degrees. that will be the forecasted high with higher humidity levels. nice little breeze out of the southwest at the five to 15 miles per hour and then again be on the look out for spotty thunderstorm after four or 5:00. you can see how nice temperatures climb during the afternoon, 84 degrees, by 3:00 o'clock.

the head to go citizens bank park phillies taking on arizona, warm, muggy there could be a thunderstorm around after the the seventh inning, 79 degrees by first pitch by ninth inning they are down to 75. again be on the look out for a thunderstorm late. preakness steaks in baltimore couple thunderstorms around for that as well, post time is 6:18. hopefully they will be okay for that. when i come back we will talk more about some cooler numbers, in the seven day forecast. eva. >> thanks, chris. breaking news this morning the pentagon says a senior isis commander has been killed during a rare raid by u.s. special forces in syria. defense secretary ashton carter announced the raid this morning. he identified the militant as the isis command inner charge of oil fields and gas operations. more than a dozen isis fighters are also said to have been killed in the fire fight and no u.s. forces were injured or killed. his wife was captured and taken to iraq for questioning.

new this morning a woman says she was sexually assaulted at a restaurant in olde city. police interviewed her overnight. the the woman says at salt happened at 1:00 a.m. inside cuba lee bra restaurant and rum baron south second street. we're told would the man was a customer. the police have not made an arrest. power outage at a high school prom in voorhees, camden county. hundreds of opportunities from winslow township high school were up side the mansions on main street when the lights, went out. the cool district, ended the night then. the pse&g worked honorary storing the outage. now, to the latest on the the investigation in the deadly crash of amtrak 188. the fbi is taking a closer look at a circled shape fracture on the engineer's left side of the windshield. that is your right side. agents want to know if something, hit the train just moments before it accelerated and derailed in port richmond on tuesday night killing eight people. a regional train and another amtrak train were both hit by objects around the same time,

in the same area, and that window damage. on capitol hill the house transportation infrastructure committee will look at railroad safety policies and ways to improve them. democrats and republicans have been at odds over the amount of funding for amtrak. the the committee has not set a date for the the hearing. our coverage of the train derailment continues on line at six abc.com. you can follow latest on the ntsb's investigation. you can also see pictures and read more on the victims of this tragedy. nepal's army now says that the bodies of all eight people on board the u.s. marine helicopter that disappeared and, recovered. nepal and u.s. military personnel are at the crash site and katmandu. the the chopper vanish tuesday during a relief mission in the earthquake ravaged country. crews first the spotted the wreckage yesterday. six marines and two nepal soldiers were on board. meantime, tri-state area

residents are leaving today for nepal on a relief mission. members of the delaware medical relief team were packing up supplies last night in wilmington. eight of them will depart from philadelphia international airport this morning in, route to the quake ravaged region for a week. the third wave of volunteers, from this group. prosecutors in baltimore are seeking a gag other in the criminal case against six police officers. all of them are charged in connection with the death of freddie gray, while in police custody. gag order, case attorneys and witnesses, keeps them from publicly commenting honor releasing any information about the case. defense has questioned the basis for the charges. police in florida are investigating after a three-year old boy, shot his one year-old sister in the face. it happened yesterday while the two were in the car in the parking lot of the a day care center. police say the children were left alone in the car while their mother was talking to people outside. the girl was flown to the

hospital and is expected to recover. no word if charges will be filed. a wilmington mother is pleading for help, trying to find her missing daughter. twenty-four year-old vangelina reynold has been missing since after first. her family says she walked out of the front door of perfect home and disappear. her mother a says her daughter is developmentally disable and functions on the level have of an adolescence. >> it has been six weeks that she has not been home and i just need to know if she's going to be with somebody, she won't be alone. she's very quiet. she would do anything to anybody that they say. just please keep looking for her she's out there. >> if you have any information on where she might be, please call the new castle county police. blood donations can mean a difference between life and death, when disaster strikes not just for people but for

also pets. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has more, special kind of blood drive. >> reporter: american red cross runs blood drives all the time but it is this one some of the downers have 4 feet not two. the they hosted the blood drive for people and their pets. >> we see patient was trauma, hit by car drama and they have internal bleeding and they will need a blood transfusion to save a life. >> reporter: blood like this was a life safer for river german shepherd found frozen to the ground this winter after being lost for a week in the cold. >> river had two transfusions and that brought him back to life. i felt like would i like to give back. i decided to bring river back here to donate blood for someone else. >> reporter: k-9 donors are carefully screened. while the doggies gently held technicians shave a small spot on the neck and insert a needle. >> they lay on their side. it takes five or ten minutes and they get lots of treats beforehand. >> we want them to think that this is a place where they get

attention, cookies not my gosh we are coming here and they will poke me. >> reporter: k-9 blood has a shelf life of 30 to 35 days so they need to replenish it on a regular basis which is really important . >> for a lot of our patients it is life or death situation. the either you are in a facility that there is in blood or no plasma the the patient can die. >> reporter: vet technical ex-munoz brings his mixed breed tito to donate blood every five or six weeks. >> this is a very unique blood drive in the new jersey, that we have. >> reporter: tito is part of the pool of about 200 dogs that donate blood here. veterinarians urge pet owners to consider if their animals might also give the gift of life to other 4-footed friend. in robbinsville, i'm nora muchanic for channel six "action news". happening today thousands of rowers will hit the skew will river for eighty-ninth annual stotesberry cup regatta 180 high schools took part in day one of the heat yet.

final races will take place on the river today. a portion of the kelly drive will remain closed while the rowers are racing, traffic is being detoured through fairmount park. is there still much more to come on saturday morning the at 9:00 a trip to the ballpark isn't always easy on your waist line but there are simple things to do to cut calories. we have tips coming up in diet detours. and speaking of diets these are definitely not on the menu for a python in australian. we will tell you how the tongues got stuck in the snake's stomach. the those stories plus another check of the accu weather forecast when "action news" returns.

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a python in australia is recovering yes after tongues got stuck in the snake's stomach. winston's owner was using the tongues to feed him a rat. not only did he eat the the rat but the tongues went down too. so winston had to have a little surgery but good news he is on the road to recovery. well, thank goodness for that. >> and what is up with those in his belly. >> he wasn't digesting them, that is for sure. >> lets go outside. we will show you what is going on here, a live shot at philadelphia international airport. we are nice and quiet. the just a couple cloud upstairs. that is it. storm tracker six live double scan showing drizzle and scattered showers that we saw earl's cross lehigh valley and poconos. the those have all pushed east

and they are working their way out to sea. from this point on it looks like a combination of sun and cloud the rest of the ray. later this afternoon after five, be on the look out for pop up hour or storm. sixty-seven in philadelphia dew .58. the wind south southwest at 8 miles an hour and pressure is starting to rise. is there your warm front right there running parallel to the pennsylvania turnpike. the it is now sitting on top of the atlantic city expressway. so from that area south we are seeing increase in humidity. we are seeing climbing temperatures dover 71. millville 69. cooler in allentown at 59. sixty-three right now in the poconos. the and, your dew points the way it will play out over next couple of days. here's in the 50's or below 60 it is nice and comfortable. we will be in the mid 60's, both today tomorrow and monday. over next 72 hours or so it will feel uncomfortable out there for may standard. then tuesday, we will start out somewhat higher humidity levels and then it just drops off a cliff.

cold front pulls through. look at wednesday and thursday. that is real dry stuff almost desert like air by thursday and friday. dew points drop all the way down in the 20's and 30's. a satellite six with action radar along with the increase in humidity over next few days comes the chance of showers and storms. we'll cloud out here. right now for the most part radar is clear but it is a cluster out there. showers and storms. that works its way threw the late afternoon hours. here's future tracker six lunchtime sun and cloud. that is bit. all is quiet. later this evening four, five, six, we will see these storms flaring up. one or two of those could be on the stronger side. 10:30 they are right overtop of the it is i dover, cumberland county, millville fortecue, they are seeing heavier weather. north and west it looks like thunderstorms as well. phillies game probably getting over by ten. so if the model is correct it looks like phillies game will be ending when these storms move on in. lets see if that plays out that way. hopefully it does. then we will get into sunday. sunday we will start off with a combination of sun and

cloud. same thing. one or two pop up showers or thunderstorms late in the day. better chance today though of seeing those. the and the storm prediction center has a slight risk for severe weather in this area, shaded here in yellow which does include part of the viewing area it would be lehigh veil, poconos and north central pennsylvania and what we're looking at for the the most part would be heavy downpours, a lot of cloud to ground lightening strikes and, then strong gusty wind with a couple of these storms. forty or 50 miles an hour. hail and tornadoes not really concerned about that with these storms, that develop it the will be those downpours and the wind. the forecast for today, we will go 85 degrees, sun and cloud, maybe a pop up thunderstorm late. noticeably more humid. during the the course of the day wind out of the southwest at five to 15 miles an hour, and overnight tonight good bet you will pick up an evening thunderstorm, otherwise partly cloudy, 64 degrees in the suburbs. sixty-eight for center city. the the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast does not look that bad once we get into next week. weekend as a whole is not too bad. both days be on the look out for thunderstorm. fifty-eight today.

eighty-six tomorrow. muggy out there monday, cooler limited sun 77. tuesday, showers and storms, and that is at 80-degree temperature that will come early in the day and then the cold front sweeps all that humidity out to sea. wednesday, thursday, friday fantastic every day 74 degrees for wednesday and thursday and then friday, 78. no humidity at all. the breath of fresh air. >> we are looking forward to that. >> yes, we will. >> thanks, chris. about a year ago we first visited human society of ocean city. it is won another award since then and it is once again our shelter me winner. the here's david murphy. >> the academy award for animal shelters. >> at ward for full service role went to the humane society of ocean city. >> we have a full-time vet center, we have ray shelter. we are not just an adoption shelter. >> at ward was presented a at 2014 pro plan 60th annual she dogs of the year award. it is an award usually reserved for breed specific rescues.

>> very happen that i they chose shelter because most animals in shelters are mixed breed and they are the best dogs out you the there if you ask any of us. >> reporter: while their work is recognized nationally the the objective has not change. >> our mission, it is to provide companionship and service. we get all of our animals adopt todd wound full family. >> reporter: cat room hosts over 1100 free roaming cats, some are permanent residents but elizabeth is looking for a home. >> elizabeth was found in an abandoned house with flees her fur was gone. >> reporter: she's 11 year-old and would do best in a home herself. >> she loves to be pet. >> poly with a k is a seven year-old lab retriever with a coat. >> older dog. she would prefer a calmer household. she's as gentle as can. >> be this is chloe with a c a a three-year old terrier mix. >> her ferris tough to deal w she's sneaky when it comes to her toys. she's cold a velvet ninja. >> kato has a big permit to go with his bold white fur.

>> kato is a three-year old white german shepherd, and he loves people, extremely intelligent good this is olive who we featured first time we visited with the humane society of ocean city. she's still looking for a forever home. she's from st. croix, she's a witness of a great personality and a staff favorite. if you are interested in olive or any other animals we have seen today go to the hsoc web site or vote for your favorite shelter or add a rescue group to our list by going to the shelter me section in the "action news" facebook page. we will feature top vote geathers next saturday morning on "action news". with olive i'm david murphy for channel six "action news".

good morning to you on this saturday sky 6hd taking a live look for us at ben franklin bridge, it is 68 degrees, right the now, meteorologist chris sowers says it is a steamy one out there so be prepared. >> here's is what happening in and around delaware and lehigh valleys, kids for kid is the brainchild of the 11 year-old molly doland from west chester chester county. she created it two years ago and hopes to raise more money for four different non-profit organizationness our area there are a variety of donated items up for sale plus a lemonade stand, bake sale and a moon bounce. it is happening today until one on the 1,000 block of forest road. >> in princeton it is fifth annual wheels rodeo, the event is opened to bikes tricycles skateboard and roller blade. it will include a road course,

free refreshments and free car seat inspections. first 100 kid will get a free bicycle helmet. it is happening from 10:00 to 1:00 at princeton municipal parking lot on weatherspoon street. and baseball is widely known as america's favorite past time. along with the game, there is traditional ballpark fare like hot dogs, cracker jacks and nachos. all that eating, can really add up but you don't to have ditch your diet at the game. health reporter and registered nurse allie gorman has more in diet detours. >> play ball. >> from burgers to fries cotton candy and even nachos. the list of unhealthy options at the stadium can really, detour your diet. >> we see all of the calories you are having in that one meal. >> registered dietition christiana castillo with horizon blue cross says all that snacking can add up to

1600 calories or more. >> strike. >> but the camden river sharks are hitting it out of the ball park with their healthy plate, concession stands. >> you can actually cut your calories in half. >> christiana says stand is fill with snacks 300 calories or less. they can be swapped for less healthy option, for instance, take nachos. >> for instance, having this whole thing right here is 500 calories. >> reporter: instead get the same crunch and dip with peta chips and humus with just 200 calories it is a home run. >> it is just clearly healthier option. >> reporter: next uptake a look at a regular burger. >> traditional burger is having cheese on it is already 400 calories. >> but swap it out with a veggie peta rap with zucchini, mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers. your diet will be safe. it is just 190 calories.

and, of course, it is not a day at the ballpark without a hot dog. but with over 300 calories and 18 grams of fat it runs your diet off space. instead opt for chicken sausage. >> chicken sausage is more lean. you will have a lot less fat and less sodium. >> with just over 190 calories it is a grand slam for your waist line. allie gorman for channel six "action news".

let's get one last check of the weather. >> not too bad warm, sticky, feeling more like middle of the june but overall forecast doesn't look that bad. sun and clouds, a couple thunderstorms developing after four or 5:00 o'clock. 5 degrees forecasted high

today and 86 for tomorrow, warm and stunning i lots of clouds and hit or miss shower or thunderstorm. exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, wind shift off of the ocean on monday, and that means a lot of clouds and cooler temperatures. seventy-seven. and then tuesday a cold front comes in here with a shower and storms 80 degrees. that sets up a nice stretch of weather for us for middle of next week. >> sound amazing thanks, chris. jack hanna is next, "action news" continues later tonight, we will be back tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00 a.m. hopefully you enjoy your saturday. >> ♪♪

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