>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., sunday, may 24. here's what's happening overnight. developing overnight a carbon monoxide leak in montgomery sends at least 8 people to the hospital. >> severe weather strikes again, tornados and flash flooding forces people to seek shelter out west. >> we're having a gorgeous holiday weekend and warmer weather is moving in. good news for the people at the beach. >> reporter: the sea breeze kicked in, the ocean temperatures were in the upper 50s, that took the ocean air and pushed it inland. the shorepoints cooled off. the inland locations upper

60s, low 70s. there's the view, the camden waterfront the battleship new jersey. allentown, 39 degrees, poconos 43. 46 in trenton. 54 for philadelphia. millville, 45 and closing in on 50 down the shore with the wind out of the south that's the sea breeze once again this afternoon. the shorepoints even though you're milder than yesterday you will be chilly down there. high pressure in control that means just like yesterday wall-to-wall blue skies, just a few puffy cumulus clouds mixing in in the afternoon. 82 degrees winds out of the southwest 35 to 15 miles per hour. it will be on the breezy side. a little bit cloud cover during the afternoon lots of sunshine, lunchtime, 72. # p.m., 79, 6:00 p.m. 80 degrees today looks nice, tomorrow warmer, some areas close to 90 degrees and the potential for a heat wave

arrives starting on tuesday. i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast when i see you in ten minutes. nydia? >> developing this morning, 8 people are in the hospital, two in critical condition after a carbon monoxide leak in montgomery county. fire crews were called out to the 100 block of west airy street in norristown around 11:00 p.m. they found elevated readings in five homes. officials say the source of the leak a generator running in the basement of the home. >> the power was shut off by nonpayment by the utility company on the 21st of this month. they purchased a new generator to power the home. >> the guy could barely walk they had to hold him up like this and put him in the ambulance. the lady we thought she was dead. >> 8 people were taken to the hospital, including a paramedic and crews had to rescue and give oxygen to two dogs.

the action cam in the 2900 block of north 25th street. the blaze started after 3:00 p.m. the crews put it out in a half-hour, nobody was hurt, three people have torched a temporary place -- to find a temporary place to stay. no word on what sparked the fire. protesters took to the streets after the acquittal of a police officer in a deadly shooting. the two people were killed in a gunfire after a high-speed chase. it turned out neither russell or williams was armed. family members were outraged as the verdict. >> they did not deserve to die for fleeing and alluding that's not a crime. >> last night's protest were

angry, but for the most part orderly. the detective remains on suspension while they consider discipline against him. he no longer faces the prospect of prison. happening today washington crossing 4:00 p.m. will hold an memorial day observance, it begins at 1:00 p.m. at the continental soldier it marks the resting place of the soldiers who died in the 1776 encampment in bucks county. the event is free and open to the public. tomorrow the national constitution center is opening its doors for free, you can reserve your tickets online keeping with tradition, there will be a special flag raising and lowering ceremony at noon tomorrow. we want you to join the action this memorial day weekend send us photos of the military

members in your life or show the pictures of your holiday weekend. e-mail us and join the action 6abc.com or use #6abc action on social media. >> this may be the unofficial start of summer, but getting that tan yesterday down right chilly. by nightfall the sun was heating up. >> reporter: at the ocean city music pier big band soundsment first of a series of seasonal pops concert. outside the question was what season is this? >> it feels like winter. >> reporter: kind of chilly isn't it. >> it's very very windy. >> i don't think it was going to be windy. it seems like it's dropped five to ten degrees in the last five minutes. >> windy and chilly. >> reporter: and you're still here. >> of course. >> reporter: why are for these

guys. >> reporter: at the shirt shack brisk business, t-shirts were not the big seller. some bundled up and had ice cream saying it was the first day at the beach tradition no matter what the weather. >> pizza french fries and popcorn and ice cream. . a marine opted for a thin t-shirt and shorts he had his love to keep him warm. >> i got a pretty lady here. >> reporter: you made points. the pretty lady with the gentleman was his wife grace. they had a great time down here despite the weather, they are very very happy that the forecast for sunday and monday is for warmer weather. in ocean city, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> looks like fun. there is much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >> a retired american

serviceman reunites a -- with a mother and daughter he rescued from iraq. >> show me the money that's not the only lottery money up for grands fer grabs. >> reporter: the dpiewpts will be high oaf -- the dewpoints will be up for in the next a couple of days and we'll see the first heat wave of the year. i'll have that when i see you in just a few minutes.

severe weather is wreaking havoc in oklahoma. take a look at this twister that forced the evacuation of a music festival. they were under to get into their cars or camping area to wait out the storm. highways were closed across the state because of historic flooding. officials have issued evacuation orders in elk city. texas is being hit hard by flooding. evacuation orders were issued in wichita falls. many people near dallas had to change their plans this weekend boat docks were closed because of heavy rainfall.

"good morning america" weekend will have more on the severe weather and reaction to the police shooting verdict in cleveland. >> yesterday shaped up to be a nice day once the warmed up a little bit. >> reporter: memorial day it's that weekend even though it's the unofficial start to the summer, everybody knows when you go down to the shore it's cooler than inland. same thing today, as we go live on sky 6. it will be warmer, today but still chilly. as we go live on sky 6. a view of the center city. another george george gorgeous day expected. if you're heading to the shore pack a sweatshirt thanks to the testers pulling back thanks to the sea breeze. 54 comfortable degrees

dewpoint, low, we like that. look at allentown that's the air temperature. feeling like winter in the lehigh valley. philadelphia, 54. millville, 45. sea isle city, 50 degrees this morning. dewpoints in the 30s and 40s note how much higher they are than yesterday when everybody was down in the 20s. the numbers are starting to climb. as soon as we get higher than 60 that's when the humidity starts to settle in. you can see in the next few days we're hanging in the upper 50s. come wednesday we'll get the chance. increase in humidity comes the heat. the high temperatures will crack the 90-degree mark. we could have the start of our first heat wave of year. high pressure sitting over the mid atlantic. we're not expecting any weather. maybe just a few high, thin clouds overtaking the skyline this afternoon that's about it. the wild weather stays out here

across the heartland of the nation once again today. there will come up and around, high pressure system sitting here, this will go around the high, push north into canada. tomorrow is dry, tuesday is dry as well. wednesday, thursday, friday, with the heat and humidity we see the pop-up thunderstorms. from now until then, the weather is dry. heavy stuffer across the heart rand of the nation, these lightning strikes taken in 15 minute increments. warm front comes through dry central and western pennsylvania could see thunderstorms. around in the delaware valley we'll see passing clouds. unless you're in the poconos when that front arrives there could be an isolated thunderstorm. monday, pop-up thunderstorm possible we're up to 78 for the jersey shore we'll get the sea breeze convicting in. 11:00 a.m. 68 degrees,

2:00 p.m., 73. wind shift out of the south, 10 to 20 miles per hour. lots of sunshine expected out there, tomorrow, more sunshine, southerly breezes. 5 to 15 miles per hour. 11:00 a.m., 74 arena 2:00 p.m. 77. if you're doing boating or fishing, waves 2 to 3 feet. reading, # 0 degrees lancaster 80. allentown, 80. millville, 78. dover, 79. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, for memorial day itself warm and sticky, 88 degrees, although this is failure comfortable from tuesday on it's where things get oppressive, sunny and hot. 90 degrees, dry. wednesday and thursday, pop-up thunderstorms likely. 9 on the both days, friday, sun and clouds, 86. saturday sunshine, hot again high of 90. 6abc.com will keep you informed through the memorial day weekend you can check the storm tracker 6 live radar and hourly forecast wherever you are plus our

traffic page has live maps to let you know how long it will take you to get to and from your destinations. a woman turned 116 this weekend. she is believed to be the oldest person on earth. she was born in 1899. she lives in michigan. she lives alone until seven years ago and was an active bowler until she was 104. she mowed her own lawn until a few years ago. when asked the secret of life. she said it's all in the lords hands and quote there's nothing i can do about it.

in california a 3-year-old girl is recovering after being attacked and bitten by a coyote. a woman nearby said she heard screams and ran to help. the coyote had bitten the girl in the neck. california officials are urging everyone to remove pet food and water from outdoors to prevent sky oats from coming so close to home. >> a police officer in virginia has resign after video showed him using a stun gun and pepper spray on a man having a medical emergency. a body camera recorded him firing a taser when it is

unresponsive driver failed to get out of the car he was unresponsive because of a health issue possibly a stroke. police officials i should a statement saying the use of force was not in compliance with the department policy or training. the man was treated at the scene and hospitalized. a pipeline that leaked thousands of gallons of oil over the california coast was not required to have a shutoff valve. they sued the county in the late 80s. the company argued it should be subject to federal oversite and federal regulators do not require automatic shut off valves. new jersey state police are investigating a fatal crash in camden county. the driver lost control and crashed into a wooded area in gloucester township. one person died at the scene.

no other injuries were reported.

>> sometimes the crossing signs won't do, now ducks have their very own lane in britain. white lines mark off the area designated as duck crossings. people are taking pictures of their new pedestrian partners and posting them with the #share the space. >> reporter: you could use them around my development. we have ducks everywhere. rming. here's the forecast for today, we'll set it in motion. you'll see wall-to-wall sunshine and puffy cumulus clouds. high pressure was here

yesterday, today it's working off the coast. the winds blowing clockwise out of the high were coming out of the northwest yesterday today they are coming out of the saw the. that means we have an impressive sea breeze kicking in down the shore. the ocean temperatures, 60 off the coast of atlantic city. 59 on the buoy, mid to upper 60s on the delaware bay. you'll get the south breeze it will be out of the southwest. nice sea breeze kicking in. cape may you'll be cooler, as well. gandys beach and fortescue will have a nice bay breeze kicking in. that will keep the temperatures cooler than inland. jersey shore low to mid 70s by the afternoon. lots of sunshine if you're doing boating out there today. ocean temperature hovering around 60 degrees, waves 2 to 3 feet choppy, the winds

picking up oift -- out of the south 16 to 20 miles per hour. >> the phillies bats come alive down in washington d.c. they give cole hamels plenty of run support. jeff skeverski has that and more. >> reporter: after a season high of 8 runs for cole hamels hopefully they save returns for aaron had harang. phils in washington, d.c. sniffing for some returns, bark if you're a phils fans. how about the phils he they beat up on the nats. riendz howard, -- ryan howard, triple shy of the cycle yesterday phils up 4-0. and they are not done, they get two more in the 4th. hernandez is short. happy birthday.

gives up 6 runs, the phils still not done, to the 5th. howard out of here, only one player in baseball has more homers than howard over the last month. cole hamels cruises 8 innings and they win by 7. they have won for straight starts in the # -- three years. kyle corber will be out with a an ankle strain. andre igor i go -- igadola golden state wins by 35. houston we have a big problem. warriors, a 3-0 series lead they are a win away from the nba

finals. u.s. d fighting, a former drexel and bethlehem native taking on number one ranked that's the second round right there, the highlight of the night, the match goes all three rounds. mccouldcoskey loses in a unanimous decision. that's sports, have a great day. >> indianapolis 500 revs up here. one crash during practice sent three time indy winner flipping backwards. luckily he walked away. >> the cars turn around and go backwards after the crash, they are getting airborne that's the results of the aero kits. >> the aero kits make the cars

go faster. indy car officials have ordered teams to modify the kits on the cars in and attempt to slow them down and keep their wheels on the asphalt. abc's coverage of the indy 500 begins at 11:00 a.m. today. 6:27 now we've got more "action news" just ahead. we'll be right back.

>> new on "action news," sunday morning a carbon monoxide leak in norristown sickens residents some of them critically. >> you're looking live at the vietnam memorial on penns landing. 58,229 americans died in the conflict in vietnam. we honor all those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. chris sowers is here for another preview of the accuweather. nice so far. >> reporter: nice so far. yesterday was beautiful. yesterday you thought it was a little chilly. today should be very very enjoyable. unless you're down the shore, it will be chilly, once again as the sea breeze kicks in.

temperatures north appear west, chilly ut-oh there. upper -- chilly out there. upper 40s. the numbers are slowly improving. coatsville, 47 oxford, 43. quakertown 43. martins creek 46. gandys beach leading the pack, 57 degrees glassboro 47. cinnaminson, 50. woodbine and buena coming in at 45. high pressure working its way off the coast winds will shift out of the south and that begins our warmup. it starts today we're into the low 80s this afternoon in the city. down the shore low to mid 70s, the numbers pull back with the sea breeze, day planner, lunchtime, 72. mostly sunny skies 3:00 p.m. 79. 80 degrees forecasting a high of 82 which is roughly 6 degrees above where we should be for this time of the year.

tuesday is the next precipitation, that's in the form of pop-up thunderstorms with heat arena -- and humidity, turning much hotter in the seven-day forecast. our first heat wave of the season. the guys. >> 8 people are in the hospital, two fighting for their lives after a carbon monoxide leak in montgomery. fire crews were called out on west airy street in norristown. they found elevated readings in five homes. the source of the leak a generator in the basement of one home. the power was shut off days ago. 8 people were taken to the hospital. including paramedics, two in critical condition. crews had to rescue and give oxygen to two dogs. on a lighter note, a whopping $360 million is up for grabs after there were no winners in the powerball or mega million drawings. last week's powerball was

$130 million. nobody got any numbers. 9, 15, 17, 3 1 43, the powerball was 4. wednesday's wings is worth 3 -- winnings is worth $304 million. there's $214 million on the line in the power ball drawing. not everyone is heading to the shore folks are relaxing in philadelphia. the birth place of freedom. kenneth moten sampled the festivities in our fine city. >> reporter: the unofficial start to summer 2015. a lot of people out and about enjoying a beautiful saturday night. >> it's awesome to be out here abbey hang out with friends. it's gorgeous.

>> reporter: spruce street harbor park swung into the season with ham mocks and food arena fun for people all over. >> everyone is coming together, it's fun. everybody is having a good time. >> reporter: yes, there was a time for group selfies and pictures on delaware. we found boats on the water and american flags flying on this memorial day weekend. >> i have friends who and we are very thankful for them. >> reporter: thankful tourists were eager to see the sites. >> we hang in the city, we have our friends to show around, it's been a fun day. >> reporter: back on the waterfront something to dance or roller skate about as we continue the holiday weekend. >> it's exciting, it's great to see everybody out and enjoying themselves. >> reporter: a lot of people plan to make their way down the shore today or tomorrow. they want to get the best of

both worlds and enjoy the weekend in the city. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> so folks who are spending their weekend at the shore it's been a cool, but a nice start. warmer air is moving in, hopefully that will heat up business, too. >> this memorial day weekend was a bitter sweet one for a retired military officer who helped bring an iraqi mother and her daughter to america. greg pepper was reunited in georgia for the ceremony of a young girl he helped to get out of iraq. she was 22 years old and on the list to leave iraq. she was told she could not take her baby because her name was on the list. he tracked her down on the inter

nate and invited him him to her graduation. >> i'm guessing i got a better education than they did. >> it's a testimony to her, she said i'm going to grab this opportunity and make the best of it. >> she said meeting her and watching her graduate makes him proud to be an american. the battleship new jersey in camden was a place with our fighting men and women were honored, veterans and officials marked the 77nd anniversary of the ship's commission, it was built at the naval shipyard and launch 1942 a year after the attack on pearl harbor. a wreath was thrown into the river to remember crew members who passed away. thousands of flags were

placed at arlington cemetary. memorial day originally honored personnel who died in the civil war. red poppies are worn to honor those who died in war. a wreath laying ceremony takes place tomorrow at arlington. 6:36 happening today a 5k and 10k run in memory of a fallen fighter. "action news" was in ventnor for the memorial day run. what iwhalen was a firefighter in ventnor. it raises money for scholarships for local high school seniors. the fee is $20 the 5k starts at newport an atlantic avenues a9:00. piles of boxes fueled a dumpster fire in bucks county. firefighters doused the blaze.

it broke out behind lincoln properties. it houses commercial businesses and storage units. the cause is under investigation. no injuries were reported. there's more to come on "action news" sunday morning including a warning about using live streaming app you'll see how easy it is for a stranger to track you. pennsylvania ballet season is almost over, a new program features one of the most influentialraphers of the times. you're looking at the water there, meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accuweather forecast.

scwhr time for accuweather nice so far warming up a little bit. >> reporter: warming up a little bit. i'm sure the folks down the shore are glad to hear that. sky6, you can see the rays of the sun, not a cloud in the sky milder 54 degrees, dewpoints remain under 50. they say very, very comfortable. just like yesterday it will feel like a breath of fresh air out there. winds out of the southwest at 9 miles per hour. down the jersey shore temperatures are mild to start 56 degrees, dewpoints in the

50s, so, again nice and comfortable down there. the wind officially in cape may are calm. you can see the ripples on the water there. generally speaking the winds are out of the south/southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the winds will increase down there later this afternoon. if you're doing boating 15, 20 miles per hour out of the south that will whip things up later on. allentown, 39 degrees, poconos 43. wilmington, 46. dover, 42. millville, 45. wind speeds are generally light but most of the numbers will pick up during the course of the day. they will start out of the south/southwest and shift in a southerly direction later on. satellite and radar, high pressure in control. the high will sit right here, it will act as a bermuda high. all this moisture here will move east. can't penetrate the high,

unfortunately we'll miss out on the all wet weather. we don't need severe weather but we'll miss out on the wet weather, we need wet weather. allentown that be too dry the pattern keeps getting drier and drier around here. as we look at today the pattern is nice and pleasant. you can see the jet stream dipping across the mid atlantic states and the northeast. watch what happens this week, we get into the hot steamy stuff the entire eastern sea seaboard starts sweating it out with the high temperatures in the 90s. the pollen count on the medium category. today arena tomorrow, staying where it's been, it will creep up tuesday and wednesday. the next few days for allergy sufferers, i don't want to say easy going, it will be easy to handle for what you experienced over the last few weeks. in the poconos 73 degrees, a gorgeous day monday,

78 degrees slightly more humid comfortable, a chance of a pop-up thunderstorm as a warm front nudges through. jersey shore expect a breezy day, winds out of the south at 10 to 20 miles per hour. sunshine. 68 degrees, and then the sea breeze kicks in the numbers pull back in the upper 60s, memorial day gets milder, strengthennenning southerly -- strengthening southerly breezes. sea breeze after 2 starts to pull the numbers back. philadelphia, 82, sun and clouds pleasant. winds out of the southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight partly cloudy quiet cool, 56 degrees, outlying suburbs, 60 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looks nice by tuesday although are hotter and humid. a couple of thunderstorms could drop in the afternoon 90 degrees, it will feel like the low 9 90, though with the

humidity. same thing wednesday thursday, 90 friday, we bump it back down 86. saturday, 90. the hot stuff comes when everybody is working and everybody is not on the beach but not bad down there today. apps are popular but cyber security experts say they can give strangers a peek into your home. >> reporter: mere cat periscope. she has 22,000 followers and uses the app to talk to people all over the world. >> reporter: every time she uses you now thousands of strangers can see her.

kate's mom is cautious and taking that extra step. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes we're able to tofned -- torched teens and adults doing things they are not pg13. in a matter of seconds i'm broadcasting live and people immediately start commenting. >> good evening. >> reporter: experts say apps like these can expose kids to inappropriate videos and subject them to real time bullying and put your child's safety at risk. to show how quickly someone can find your location or use a live stream we used the periscope account. we plugged that information into this website and every time

she posted something on social media, it will pop up on this map with her exact location. it's like leaving a trail of bread crumbs. >> yes, you can tell how stale or how fresh the bread crumbs are because they are time stamped. periscope points to their guidelines and says don't show graphic materials. any person who has not met our standards is disciplined. all three apps encourage you to report inappropriate behavior. abc new york.

>> good morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look at penns landing at the korean war memorial. more than 36,000 american soldiers died in this world on

memorial day weekend we honor the soldiers and marines who have dwifn -- given their lives we pause to remember them this weekend. a grieving mother has a message for those who took her son's life. here's rick williams with crime fighters report. a mother has wonders -- wonderful words about her son. >> reporter: surveillance video captured fixing his bike on the 6200 block of kingsessing avenue in southwest philadelphia. >> while he was down fixing the ambition, there were several vehicle that came around and unfortunately this one truck did not see him. >> reporter: he was hit and killed. witnesses say the driver did stop momentarily and fled the scene. >> reporter: it's been a year, i

said i really haven't slept. the vehicle is described as a four door black jeep grand cherokee it would have been have damage on the passenger side panel door and the front bumper. the citizens crime commission is administering a 3,500-dollar reward with aaa mid atlantic posting $2,500ful that. call 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. >> i still forgive whoever did it. i do forgive them. >> reporter: because i can't move on, if i didn't forgive them. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> government township new jersey police are asking for your help identifying a bank robbery suspect. police say the man entered the pnc bank on the 900 block of black horse pike after 11:00.

he passed the note to the material and fled with cash. he is a white male with thin build 5'11" inches tie. he was carrying a black backpack, call police if you have any information. hundreds of thousands of motor cyclists rolled into washington d.c. to pay tribute for those who fought and died for our country. rolling thunder is a away for veterans to getting together and share their stories and memories. it's a nonprofit group that provides aid to veterans year round. the group has organized a memorial day concert on the national mall in washington. [bagpipes playing]. the action cam was at the camden county cemetary for memorial day services.

this site is the resting place for conventioner including 300 who served in the civil war and veterans of world war ii. delaware county spca is expanding. "action news" was there for the ribbon covering of a new shelter support services building. it is offices and animal training and socialization. it is in media.

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>> the new jersey renaissance fair continues today at liberty lake in boarden town.

you can check out the highland games. the fair continues today and the next two weekends. in tullytown bucks county, the memorial day parade marched along main treat. the local fire department took part and the queen showed us the proper way to wave to a crowd. there was an appearance by the mummers. they took part strutting their stuff. many people try to balance work and home life. it's hard, for the a chester county couple cheese making classic change it all they went from the board room to the barn yard. >> reporter: imagine going from this the hustle and bustle of new york city life to this. the peaceful rolling hills of chester county. >> we always knew that we wanted to do something more than working in a cubical all day. >> reporter: several years ago will and lynn reid took a leap

into a major lifetime change. they abandoned corporate life to raise gets and make cheese. we took a nighttime course on cheese tasting and the last night we made cheese. >> reporter: amazing acres goat dairy was for sale and they didn't let the opportunity pass them by. >> when we bought the farm, the woman we bought it from, spent the summer with me to make cheese. >> reporter: will took a two week certification course at the university of vermont now they turned out 40 to 60 pounds of companies a week. lynn did keep had your day job as a graphic designer but works strictly from home. >> i go out at lunchtime and play with the goats and feed my goats, i don't see see people very much, but i don't miss that. >> reporter: there are lights are isolated, but fulfilling.

>> i have a drink on the porch this is awesome be, we're very lucky to have this. the end result of the day's work is cheese and goats. >> reporter: they sell their cheese to local farm markets and several stores around the area. you can buy directly from them by making an appointment at their website. they offer tours of amazing acres farm. you can find a link to the website at 6abc.com. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." >> does look like a refreshing lifestyle. >> very peaceful. >> another hour of "action news" straight ahead. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, carbon monoxide seeps into homes sickening residents, some are critically ill. it's a chilly start to the boardwalk stroll but we're tracking a warmup. another complete update from chris sowers coming up. we'll be right back.

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weekend in our area, get ready for a gradual warmup. outside we go for details in accuweather. agreement out there. >> reporter: good morning, nydia, it feels better this morning than it did yesterday at this time. temperatures wise in the same ball ballpark, but we lost the breeze. warrington, 50. chester and center city, 49. gandys beach leading the pack. 58 degrees this morning. 57 on the boards in atlantic city. woodbine, 46. buena, 51. hammonton, 45. browns mills a little chilly out there this morning. 44. satellite and radar, just like yesterday you'll see a lot of bright blue up above. high pressure firmly in control that means a lot of sunshine from start to finish. accuweather says loads of sun through 6:00, 7:00 p.m. with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s low 80s. day planner 9:00 a.m. 62.