>> good morning we're following several developing stories on this thursday, may 28. a new wave of storms hits the central part of the country. the water is receding in texas but the death toll is rising. >> a huge medical device maker is under investigation having sold a surgical device that doctors fear spreads cancer in woman. >> parents at one p-a high school say the district went too far about inappropriate meant in a letter about dressing

appropriately. >> good morning, david murphy is off, karen rogers is here and mr. matt pellman. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry through the region. we did get a few showers and thunderstorms yesterday. didn't produce quite enough rainfall we've been needing it. looking at the temperatures. it's warm and humid today not a lot has changed. 64 in manners creek. 68 in coatsville, 69 in center city. the temperatures where they were yesterday morning. 69 in buena. 70 degrees if you're in dover delaware. looking at the dpiewnts, 67 degrees dewpoint, which means very humid. anytime you hit 65 we're feeling it. in fact it is 71 in dover. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. here's what to expect today we'll see sunshine mixing with clouds once again it's still warm and humid. we have the chance for a spotty thunderstorm around later on. they won't be as numerous as yesterday, we'll talk about that

in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> reporter: how do the roads look matt? , so far so dry a few puddle from the storms yesterday afternoon. but overall we're looking okay. just a little bit of construction on i-95 northbound side past the walt whitman bridge as you head towards penns landing. it's just out of view. northbound lanes of i-95 without for that work. elsewhere on i-95, construction is gone, nonen the schuylkill expressway nont on the boulevard -- nont on the boulevard. pennsylvania turnpike they are working near willow grove heading eastbound. farther east near bensalem there's another work zone no other issues on the westbound side of bensalem. in belmawr, camden county you have construction along 2950 and 168. it's a big weekend in dover

nascar rates weekend means extra traffic along highway one and route 1. >> we're beginning this morning with the latest out of texas. search and rescue crews are transforming into search and recovery crews the number of people missing is going down, but the death count is rising. >> it's not raining in hard-hit houston, it is the worst flooding that region has seen since hurricane allison in 2001. >> reporter: yards are piling high with soggy carpet. thousands in central texas are hoping to salvage the things they can't replace. >> it was every letter i've written to her for the last 25 years. >> reporter: the national guard searching for those missing including those staying together in a vacation home swept away by

raging floodwaters. even as the flooding recedes evacuation orders continue for hubdz packing -- hundreds packing up in a hurru. many dams and rivers expected to rise again as the storm threat continues. part of the system spreading more severe weather across the nation's mid section. this tornado near dayton, ohio was one of several striking this past week. emergency officials in flood-ravaged areas are pleading with residents to watch for warnings and get out when ordered. it doesn't take much. we are saturated folks the isolated thunderstorms could cause local flooding in your area. >> reporter: abc news washington. >> the fbi is investigating a widely used surgical device that

is suspected of spreading cancer in women. arguments are trying to figure out when manufacturers knew about risks. the fda said it could spread cancerous tissues and cells. a pathologist reportedly first alerted the number one manufacturer johnson and johnson to the possible risks in 2006. others in the medical community began sounding the alarm. johnson and johnson removed the device last year. "good morning america" will have more on the deadly floods in texas and the johnson and johnson investigation at 7:00 a.m. a house fire sent a person to the hospital. the fire started in the first floor bedroom around 2:30, crews quickly knocked down those flames, but not before somebody became overcome by smoke.

that person is being checked by doctors. it is unclear how this house fire started. developing people in north philadelphia are waking up to find their street blocked off because of a sinkhole. the action cam was was on nicholas street yorcht. the street is closed. police say this man entered a woman's home on the 1800 block of south rose wood at 5:30 on monday. she woke up to find him standing over her while she was in bed. he putted hand overred mouth and demanded money and raped her. the man may have been involved in a similar assault on chadwick street. police say scooters and motorcycles are the hot new target for thieves in south philadelphia and center city.

they have released this surveillance video of one of the threats, actually that's a man parking one. bandits have gotten away with 21 vehicles since last month. most bikes were locked. eva pilgrim will have a report at 5:00 a.m. w surveillance video we mentioned. a surveillance camera caught a look at a man who broke into a philadelphia apartment and beat the person sleeping inside. it happened in cobbs creek 4:30 a.m. on tuesday, the video shows the intruder climbing the balcony above the eagles corner chinese store on spruce streets. he cuts power to the lights in camera. once inside he beat the sleeping man who was an employee at the store below. the intruder went into the store and stole cash from the register, call police if you recognize this man you see right now. a parent is threatening to

sue a pennsylvania school district for sexual had a ratsment over a -- had a harassment. >> no belly showing which keep the girls supported. >> wow what sounds like an attempt at humor. didn't get any laughs from the girl's mom. the issue is being addressed. >> the delaware high school graduate is celebrating a big achievement receiving a diploma from the technical high school and not missed a day of school

in 13 years. after graduation she plans to attend messiah college to study teaching and special education. a sheriff's deputy in the midwest is being hailed as a hero for pulling this man from this fiery crash with minutes to spare. >> a brutal heat wave is taking a toll on the poor in india. hundreds upon hundreds have died. >> reporter: we have showers around from yesterday. storm tracker 6 live double scan currently dry i'll have the details coming up.

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>> we are following a developing story overseas an unbearable heat wave in india has led to more than 1400 deaths. the high temperature reached above 116 degrees in some parts. people say it feels like they are walking around this a if you are anyways. light rain brought relief to some people and more relief will come in the form of monsoon rains later in the week him but unfortunately another hot spell is expected to follow that.

>> reporter: that's devastating news when you talk about the weather it impacts people so much in our parts of the region we're talking about a scattered storm around not that much of a big deal. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region, we're dry, we had storms yesterday we're looking at a current shower out west near gettysburg keep an eye on that. let's go outside and show you when it looks like, sky6 live hd looking live at philadelphia international. we had all ciefts problems with the low -- kinds of problems with the low ceilings and the cloud cover. 71 degrees in philadelphia. it's warm and muggy. the dewpoint, 66. showing the amount of the moisture in the atmosphere. the winds are southerly 5 miles per hour. the barometer is falling currently, 30.13 inches. we're 2 1/2 inches of rain.

in philadelphia we got half an inch. in pottstown .29. in reading less than .2 of an i do. in trenton the storms fell apart as they tried to hit south jersey and delaware. they got a touch of it. the storms not delivering very much yesterday. in it's wake not a lot has changed. it's warm and humid today. 70 degrees for your current temperature, it's in the 60s at this point in the lehigh valley not as bad. 69 currently in wilmington and in millville. satellite and radar showing the skies have basically cleared out, we're watching these showers out to the north an west, we're seeing a spot that i mentioned that pop up near gettysburg, you get the idea of the flow looking at this it is unstable still, we have the chance for a shower or thunderstorm popping up in a few spots. future tracker looking at 1:30

maybe a shower here or there. we'll see a couple of pop through, later on tonight. they will hit or miss not a lot of people getting much out of this. you see the idea of this, looking at 11:30 in south jersey or delaware, the best chance would be i-95 south and east, as owe poetsed to -- posed to the lehigh valley where you had that yesterday. 88 degrees is the high temperature. more than ten degrees above average once again and feeling sticky out there. it's less humid tomorrow and dry, rather nights friday for you, # -- 85 degrees, saturday, 88 degrees, warm and muggy. sunday we're looking at scattered showers or thunderstorms at times. that will hold the temperature back to 78 degrees. cooler on monday, lingering showers around, high temperature in the 60s.

tuesday, partly sunny skies we're rebounding to 70. wednesday it starts to turn warmer and 76 degrees, but a lot of clouds around, so we're staying warm and sticky, sometimes the storms break the heat that hadn't happened just yet. >> we've got new dramatic video on "action news," a wisconsin sheriff's deputy pulled a man out of a burning vehicle. he pulled up to the fiery scene he could see the massive flames shooting out of the car. he tried to get the victim to come out but the victim was dazed and refused to cooperate. the man was taken to the hospital and checked out and then he was arrested for driving under the influence. a dallas man is facing a slew of charges after officials say he posed as a doctor and later stole an ambulance. officials at children's medical center said he was there to shadow a doctor. he was wearing a lab coat with a name tag but he was not able to

produce any identification. authorities say i think king later stole an ambulance and feeling from police with the emergency lights on when he crashed into a another vehicle. nobody was seriously hurt. time for a first look at business. apple is working to fix a glitch that could randomly shut down your eye phone. it happens when user receive a specific string of characters in a text message the phone stops and restarts automatically. you can stop this by stopping the preview feature. everyone is waiting for apple to get a permanent fix. it's not happened yet. the three largest banks collected $1 billion in overdraft fees in the first three months of this year. the average cost is $35. check with the bank to stop this

from happening. three major indices made points yesterday but futures report to a dive. a 7 million-dollar makeover for the delaware river waterfront. burlington hopes it will help to reviedlize the downtown business district. >> more stories coming up that you didn't see last night. a california man is shot and killed, while testing a bullet proof vest. an x nfl player has spent time behind bars for the second time this week hear why when "action news" comes right back.

[panting] meet one today. visit theshelterpetproject.org. adopt. >> reporter: welcome back on a thursday morning yesterday afternoon a much-needed deluge, we were thankfully for the rain in chester county, but it left flooding along 202. this morning we dried out nicely. for the most part of the roads are dry. no construction on 202. we have construction on the northeast extension they are working northbound between lansdale and quakertown taking out the left lane. the southbound lanes are open heading toward lansdale and plymouth meeting. here's our good buddy ben the

ben franklin bridge nice and clear and open. don't forget, the drpa closed the pedestrian tunnel underneath the bridge. if you're a pedestrian walking bayous the 6th street tunnel. washington township, 42 a crash was the -- watson drive. a sinkhole is closing from route 30 to haddon avenue. a man shot his friend who put a bullet proof vest. detectives believe he did not mean to kill his friend. however he is a convicted felon making it illegal for him to have a gun. new this morning, a man exposed for telling lice on

catfish is facing criminal charges. he is scheduled to face a judge later this morning. he made 11 threats on the washington d.c. metro system. he called 911 to report an attack on president obama's barack obama's motorcade. he threatened to bomb a metro bus unless he was paid $15 million. last year he was posing as a music producer to bilk a woman out of thousands of dollars. ray mcdonald has been arrested for the second time this week. the split said the san francisco defensive end violated a restraining order after his arrest monday on charges of domestic violence and child endanger. for allegedly assaulting a woman after she was holding a baby. the bears released mcdonald after that arrest.

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>> the defense department admitted the pentagon mistakenly shipped live anthrax to labs in nine states. the spores were thought to be dead and underwent lower

security. live anthrax is 85% fatal when enhailed. the cdc said it does not suspect the general public is at risk. we have a fantastic update to a social media campaign in honor of a young crash victim in the lehigh valley. the parents were overwhelmed when they received a special delivery a bouquet of flowers sent by taylor swift along with a personalized note. their daughter was killed in a crash in emmaus last week. one of the memphis' handle mark was turned blue in honor of bb king. the tribute was followed by a procession in downtown memphis yesterday. his guitar lucille was part of

the procession, he died earlier this most of them in las vegas. police in berks county were trying to catch stephen steven tyler at a strawberry farm, dream on.

>> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, may 28. here's what's happening. >> a dispute breaks out in a philadelphia neighborhood and someone tries to put an end to things with a gun. swiping scooters, video shows thieves tarring the two wheelers in philadelphia. >> another warm day could give way to showers and thunderstorms later. >> reporter: let's get the details on that, we have accuweather with karen rogers in for david dave and matt pellman has roads, good morning. >> reporter: yesterday's showers were hit or