d the problem is worse than first thought. those stories but the wonderful mr. chris sowers is here with us this morning. you have a beautiful day for us. >> reporter: mother nature will cooperate. we'll have sunshine, warm and sticky. everyone wants to go to the shore, it's going to be very summer-like this weekend. i think you'll enjoy the overall weekend forecast. there's the view at the philadelphia international airport. the clouds are stubborn this morning. slow to go so we're seeing mainly cloudy conditions up and down the i-95 corridor, they are breaking out into sun along the water. allentown, 72. reading, 76. philadelphia 75. here's the visible satellite shot. you can see the clouds around the immediate philadelphia area. clearing conditions from cape may to sandy hook in monmouth county we're seeing mostly sunny skies and cloud cover across kent and new castle county. sun and clouds, 88 degrees,

normally we should be at 78. ten degrees above average. you factor in the humidity it's going to feel like 90. winds out of the southwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. here's the way the afternoon will play out. we'll see an increase in sunshine. lunchtime, 83. 3:00 p.m., 87. 6:00 p.m., 85. you factor in the humidity it will feel two degrees warmer than the numbers you saw there. warm and steamy. the conditions last through sunday. sunday evening and sunday night and monday, showers and thunderstorms develop some of them will be heavy with drenching downpours and the possibility is there even though it's dry around here, the possibility is there for finer flooding issues, we'll talk about that when i see you in ten minutes. >> thanks, chris. breaking news this morning one new jersey new jersey state trooper is dead another is dead after their cruiser hit a deer in monmouth county.

annie mccormick joins us live from the troop c barracks in hamilton township mercer county with the latest, annie? >> reporter: eva it sounds like a tragic accident that happened. now the new jersey troopers are mourning one of their own. they are patrolling around monmouth county. this is the video from the scene around 1:00 a.m. early this morning on 195. a deer ran in front of the cruiser as it headed eastbound. the crown vic torah -- crown vic struck a tree. the trooper who was with him had lacerations and neck injury and he has been treated and released from the hospital. the state police captain talked about the severity of the crash. >> they struck the deer, the

car veered off the woods striking trees. the one trooper who died, died immediately. the other trooper sustained relatively minor injuries, he has been checked out and released from the hospital. >> reporter: of course this all unfolded hours ago captain stephen jones telling us they expect to release the identity of the trooper killed sometime today they are waiting to notify next of kin. for live, now in hasmal ton new jersey -- hamilton new jersey, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news". >> police are look be for the -- are looking for the two gunmen who shot a girl who is now in critical condition. two men unleashed 17 shots. a bullet hit the girl in the abdomin. she was sitting on the front steps of the neighbor's home on felt ton street. police say the girl was not the

target. no word on who was or why. she was taken to temple university hospital. also new this morning, a man is in serious condition after being shot all multiple times in logan west duncannon street near north 6th street. a man in his 30s was hit four times in both legs, he was rushed to einstein. no arrests have been made. philadelphia police are searching for answer this morning after a dead baby was taken to a hospital in a duffle bag. authorities think the baby boy was born thursday at a home in west philadelphia. they say someone brought the baby in a duffle bag to the hospital the university of pennsylvania where he was pronounced dead. family friends tell "action news" the 22-year-old mother was possibly five to six months pregnant and lives in the home with family members. >> i'm scared.

>> reporter: what are you most concerned about right now? >> the baby. her life, the baby's life. >> an autopsy is expected to be performed on the baby. police say the mother was also taken to hup it is not clear what she is being treated for. a person of interest is in custody in connection with two sexual attacks on woman in south philadelphia. police are waiting to see if dna evidence linked rahime felder to the crimes. >> reporter: it was a ten thousand dollars reward and subsequently tipster that led police to rahime felder. u.s. marshals and police raided his mother's home a few brokes from where the assaults took place. it appears rahime felder was in the process of packing his bags and fled before lawmen could get there. >> reporter: how do you feel that he is being sought for it? >> i'm not thrilled. >> reporter: is it hard for you to believe.

>> i'm still in shock. >> reporter: sources say they did find gloves and sneakers and clothing that appear to match those warn in one or both attacks. the rape and robbery of the mother on rose rosewood and the sexual assault of a woman back in march. rahime felder was released from prison after serving 12 years for attempted murder. no comment from his lawyer, police are waiting for the results of dna evidence to see if rahime felder can be linked to the crimes. at special victims i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." a little girl is recovering after being hit by a car in the city's frankford section. police say the driver took off. it happened around 9:30 at frankford and margaret. it appears the girl was riding a bike when she was hit. the girl was taken to saint christopher's hospital for children and expected to recover. police are searching for the

driver. in berks county a 4-year-old girl had to be flown to the hospital after falling from a second-story window. it happened on lincoln court. the girl is expected to be okay. her brother told police there's normally a fan in that window, but it was removed. police in delaware county have identified the man found dead inside a suitcase and dumped in a we'ded -- weeded area alongside of the road. a man walking his dog found the body when he smelled the strong odor on second street in lester. pentagon said the anthrax scare is more widespread than first reported. department. defense said anthrax went to 11 states, south korea and south jersey. labs in new jersey and delaware

received the anthrax. the center for disease control are testing to see which were live. the cdc is investigating the arm dugway proving ground in utah which ships the anthrax. they stress the general public is not at risk. it's a good time to be a graduate. a new survey said they will be getting more in gifts this year than ever before. how would you like to hitch a ride on this, the world's largest yacht. one man is working to make the luxury liner a reality. >> reporter: weekend looks fantastic, sunshine, warm and sticky very summer like. rainfall expected between 1 and 3 inches i'll have the details right after this.

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built in about four years once a buyer is lined up. i want ton who the buyer is. > reporter: 750 million? i couldn't take a ride on that, i would be afraid to touch anything. let's get you outside and show you the center city skyline. looking gray and gloomy. we're not anticipating wet weather, but the low clouds are hanging tough this morning. looks like it will be an hour or two before we see the sun break through. when it does temperatures warm up quickly. 75 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 67. that's way up there. winds out of the south/southwest at 9 miles per hour. pressure reading 30-point # 1 inch. allentown, 72. on the the boards in atlantic city, 65. sea isle, 65. we're starting to see a little bit of sun peek through down the there. but these numbers again these

are the more important numbers this is the amount of moisture in the at. all these numbers are entirely too high. it feels very uncomfortable this morning. they will continue to climb. these are dewpoints you get into the 60s mid and upper 60s that's uncomfortable. tuesday night into wednesday the cold front slides through wednesday and thursday it will feel refreshing cooler breeze and temperatures retreat they drop into the 70s. we have a nice warmup and the numbers drop off. we're watching this cold front right hear, it's currently pushing through the great lakes it's way too far to the west to provide any wet weather today. there's the slightest chance of a pop-up shower later on. most of us staying dry sunday same thing we're push the front a little bit farther to the north now slowing down the best chance of a seeing a shower or thunderstorm late in the day tomorrow would be the lehigh valley far western suburbs and the poconos everybody else

looking at a combination of sun an clouds. monday this is where things get tricky. the canadian high will force the front farther to the south and the latest forecast has the front sitting over top us, with all the moisture and the humidity out there you get a frontal system on top of you that means downpours and there's the possibility of several of those monday afternoon. later on today sun and clouds, maybe one or two of you see a pop-up shower not a big deal. tomorrow waking up to clouds just like this morning you'll see the sun break through maybe one or two see a spotty shower. it's tomorrow evening arena tomorrow night the cold front collapses from the north an sits over the delaware valley. lots of showers and thunderstorms on monday, drenching downpours, the late forecast guidance has 2 to 3 inches north and west, 1 to 2 south and east. if the front pushes to the south and gets hung up here, across the delaware bay region it will be this part of the viewing area

that sees the heavier rains this partly the lighter amounts him we'll have a better idea tomorrow. today in the poconos spotty afternoon thunderstorm, 78 degrees, 30% chance otherwise clouds and sun. sunday, showers and thunderstorms, possible. 70 degrees, warm and sticky, both days, same thing jersey shore, clouds and sun mix breezy and humid nice sea breeze kicking in. 15 to 20 miles per hour. choppy seas if you're doing fishing later on, waves 3 to 4 feet. sunshine expected for sunday, 77 for philadelphia, 88. sunshine and clouds, warm and humid overnight tonight. partly cloudy and muggy overnight lows in the 60s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sticky sunday, chance of showers and thunderstorms, late in the day. monday, numerous showers and thunderstorms are possible with the front. we've taken the temperature up a notch. 82 degrees, good bet we'll see

drenching downpours tuesday morning rain, tuesday afternoon wednesday, thursday, friday, all look pretty nice. >> good news. thanks, chris. a one of a kind global exhibit taking over the benjamin franklin parkway starting today. it cell e commemorates the 350 year anniversary of the french company that was found to create the hall of mirrors for louie 14th at very say. versailles. it opens today apt noon and runs through june 6th.

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$7.4 billion. the average gift giver will give over $100. more than half of the surveyed said they would give cash as gifts. graduates seem optimistic about jobs, how that translating into opportunities. we look at expectations versus reality. >> reporter: she completed 6 internships while studying at the university of maryland. >> i started look at jobs and applying in january when i got back from winter break and started talk to everyone i knew. >> reporter: her strategy is typical among members of the class of 15. they say they consider the job market before selecting their major according to a survey. >> this year's grads are

optimistic and pragmatic. they are prepared and it is something they thought about a long time ago. >> >> reporter: the class of 2015 leaves campus among some of the most favorably employment stirveghts -- statistics in years. >> it's relatively good all around and improving but students are still looking for the right job. >> reporter: kelly bishop is the director of the career center at the university of maryland. he said the class is more optimistic than immediate predecessors, but cautiously so. >> most students are not concerned about getting a job or being under-employed or having to take a job not in their preferred field. they realize it's competitive and you ever to compete for it.

>> reporter: with the unemployment rate at a 7 year low, they seem to be willing to compete for more than a paycheck. they found young people looking at development opportunities and work-life balance and company culture which was key in coreen's decision. >> i loved the office, they had zero turnover last year when they opened. an combination ever optimistic and improving economy helping the class of 2015.

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>> in sports the phillies returned home, their offense

didn't camp the flight from new york city, here's ducis rogers. good morning, no team in baseball scored fewer runs in the -- than the phillies. he goes 4-4. he hits two home runs off cole hamels. this makes it 2-0 colorado. the phillies are no hit for much of the game. 8th inning, cody ashy called up from aaa. the phillies get two hits on the night. later in the inning, two on for darren rougher. that rough. that's called a strike to end the inning. rougher does not agree. 9th inning, that's ruled a check swing sandberg wants the you mean him prior to check their -- the umpire to check their eyes. >> the umpire down the line has

the better view, i know they have the right as the home plate umpire to make the calls but both of them went against us. the eagles have the weekend off before they open another round of ota on monday. demarko murray hadn't been here very long, but he has a favorable impression of his new teammates. >> this is a good team, a young team we had a great first week, and we have a long way to go, this is the first week of many, we have a better found addition, couple of weeks ago, a couple of months ago we're working on the workouts. >> reporter: there's nothing more exciting than the game 7 in the stanley cup playoffs. last night the lightning and the rangers played one with a trip to the playoffs at stake. the tie breaker the lightning

win 2-zip they play the winner of the chicago anaheim cup series. a pick up basketball game have a one of a kind ending. alex johnson seems to be getting the better of ray darsete he goes down with a serious injury, moments later he is able to get up to a knee, just one knee, what does he have in his hand? breathe, breathe. she said yes those two are getting married. that is awesome. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers. >> 105-year-old woman will be court side to root on the golden state warriors on game one of the nba finals.

she moved to the oakland area in 1936. the warriors played in philadelphia from 1946 to 1962. then they moved to san francisco. sweety had tickets game one against the cav's it's a present from the team for her 106th birthday. they seem like a family they getting together and they play some ball. >> nba finals begin thursday night at 9:00 p.m. catch the cav's and the warriors on 6abc. >> much more to come on saturday morning including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: this is layla this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" winner. we'll tell you about her and her other little buddies coming up later on "action news." plus an exclusive look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when

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sword fish -- speared by a sword fish. martin o'malley kicking off his campaign in the race for the white house this morning. those stories but let's go outside to chris sowers with the gorgeous forecast. >> reporter: it's quickly becoming a steam bath. the humidity settling in, dewpoints in the upper 60s lots of clouds overhead in philadelphia. down the shore, they are breaking out into some sunshine and temperatures are starting to respond, ship bottom, 66 degrees, nice breeze out of the south at 15 miles per hour. beach haven coming in at 66. you getaway from the water look how much warmer it is atlantic city at the airport. 75 there. 66 on the boards in atlantic city. ocean city, 64 ocean temperature 57. sea isle 65. wildwood, 71 and cape may coming in at 65 degrees at this 9:00 a.m. hour. it's going to be a choppy go of it on the water if you're doing

boating. high tide coming off it now. next high tide 6:15 p.m. waves 3 to 4 feet. winds out of the south at 20 miles per hour. satellite and radar we set in motion for you, you can see the thicker cloud cover over the city closer to the water -- city. phillies taking on theockies. 87 degrees first pitch 85, 9th inning. monday and tuesday the pollen issues are gone, and we're starting to pull out of the allergy season now this is going to be the last weekend i show this, as everything is in full

bloom now the growing season has begun and we're starting to enjoy the summer weather. a little sticky on the terrace when i see you in a few minutes we'll talk about the much-needed rains on the way and cooler temperatures in the 7 day forecast. >> knew this morning, an of a tv rider is fighting for his life following a crash in camden county. the accident happened on river road near cove road. atv and suffer rolled over. the atv rider was thrown on to the road hospitalized in critical condition. police are questioning the suv driver. a man crashed is car at mount ephraim and kaign avenue while trying to get to the hospital. the men were shot near the mount ephraim street.

police are looking for the gunman. in texas more rain is predicted for the flood-wary residents as swollen rivers and lakes lead to evacuations across houston and san antonio and dallas. president obama signed a disaster declaration for several counties paving the way for federal aid. the death tolls stands at 28 in texas and oklahoma. >> the body of the missing juvenile that we located has been identified. >> reporter: 6-year-old andrew mccomb is the latest confirmed victim of the deadly floodwaters. this police lieutenant escaped becoming another victim. a helicopter wisked him to safety when his suv was trapped. rescuers sounded overwhelmed. >> we're being blocked by high water everywhere we go. >> reporter: over the past month enough rain to cover the entire

state, 8 inches deep. that's over 35 trillion gallons of water. this woman was trapped on the roof of her stalled car police used a hover craft to pluck her to safety. overwhelmed drivers were forced to leave their trucks and retreat to the safety of the meridian. >> i'm stuck on this freakin' freeway with five feet of water. >> reporter: they lifted the concrete barriers to relief the imbalances. more rain is coming, flash flood washes for 6 states. the forecast says one to two inches widespread in the region. heavy over dallas. abc news new york. breaking new jersey, one new jersey state trooper is dead

another hurt after their cruiser hit a deer and slammed into a tree. it happened in upper freehold township monmouth county. annie mccormick joins us live from the troop c barracks in hamilton township. >> reporter: men and women here are mourning the loss of one of their own after a police cruiser carrying two troopers did hit a deer and like you said hit trees. one of the troopers died the other was injured but survived. this was video of the scene it happened around 1:00 a.m. the troopers were patrolling eastbound on 195 when their crown victoria hit a deer and struck a tree. the 24-year-old trooper behind the wheel died, the passenger was injured, but taken to the hospital and has been released he is okay. well, this morning captain stephen jones updated us about

their conditions and history with the department. >> new jersey state police family suffered a tragic loss this morning whether a troop car accident involving a deer killed one trooper and injured another one. both troopers had a year and half maybe a little less with the second trooper who was injured. >> reporter: and both of those troopers assigned to the hamilton station now there are many of their colleagues that are just learning news of the trooper's death. it all unfolded early in the morning. because of that, troopers are not releasing the name of the trooper that was killed until they notify next of kin. reporting live in hasmal -- hamilton, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> seven miles of beaches in the los angeles area reopened. a coast guard monitored the oily

mess clean up. a pipeline erupted off the coast. authorities have given the all clear, the beaches are back open and swimming can resume. a fisherman in hoo -- hawaii has been killed by a sword dpish he caught. -- speared the sword fish and jumped in the water to capture the fish. he was punk you punctured in the chest and died. blues legend bb king will be laid to rest in mississippi. his funeral starts in his hometown where he gained attention as a young singer and guitarist. the daughter of devon still has suffered a setback as she

recovers from pediatric cancer. leah still was diagnosed with fvod as a result of complications from stem cell transplant. she is a less than a week shy of the anniversary of her initial diagnosis of neuroblastoma. her margaret announced in march that she was officially in remission. happening today another contender is jumping into the race for 2016. former maryland governor martin o'malley is expected to announce his canned details in ballot moore that's where he served as mayor before winning two terms as governor. he'll hold events in iowa before traveling to in in them. he joins a field dominated by hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders is in the running. much more to come on in

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rock and ash started spewing from the mountain yesterday. one man suffered miner burns. the volcano erupted last august for the first time in 30 years. clearly it's on a run now. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. they are probably cringing. look at this, the fog has finally lifted, the sun is shining brightly, if you're down the jersey shore you picked a fantastic weekend for this. gorgeous sunshine and a little soupy, the humidity has come up. a lot of sunshine and quiet conditions. 76 degrees dewpoint, 67 that's the number that has changed over the last 24 hours. this was down into the 50s yesterday which was refreshing even though it was a hot day. millville, 74. allentown, 75. reading, 80 degrees.

wilmington, 7 is. this is the way we measure the amount of moisture in the area. once you reach 60 it becomes more humid in the atmosphere. you get closer to 70 it feels like new orleans. dover, 73. that's the the big story today tomorrow monday, very, very humid. warm temperatures and the uncomfortable feeling. satellite and radar cloud cover to the west, cold front farther to the west and that front is what will touch of showers and thunderstorms late in the day tomorrow and more widespread monday. the wider view shows heavier showers own thunderstorms clobbering the lonestar state that will advance east over the next few days. severe possibility everything shaded in this area of yellow. you have a chance of showers and

thunderstorms which could turn severe with winds in which he is of 60 miles per hour. -- maybe one or two of you pick up a brief passing shower, not a big deal. it would be up here, across the lehigh valley and the poconos tomorrow morning, sun and clouds, similar to what we're seeing right now. here's sunday evening. this is 8:00 p.m. most of sunday is dry, in the evening hours here comes the cold front chances to the south sunday night there could heavy hitting thunderstorms, monday, miserable, clouds, drenching downpours, rainfall totals ranging anywhere from 3 inches in the poconos to a little more than an inch in dover. the front is stall out in the viewing area. if it stalls to the north the heavy rains will be to the north. if it makes it to the south, it will be to the south. everybody is fair game for

drenching down pours. nascar, warm and muggy 85. sunday, warm and late storm 85. jersey shore breezy, humid 74 degrees, winds out of the south at 15 to 20 miles per hour. that could be an issue otherwise it's a nice day. ahead sunshine sunday, 77 degrees, look at the ocean temperature, chilly on the oceanfront. 57 off the coast of atlantic city. 75 almost like bath water off for the skew and gandys beach. cape may mid to upper 60s. forecast for this afternoon i-95 corridor, wilmington, 85. philadelphia, 88. trenton, 87. allentown, 88. reading, 89. look for a combination of sun and clouds, warm and sticky. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, same thing tomorrow, warm and humid showers late in the day.

monday showers and storms downpours possible. monday does not look pretty. tuesday, morning rain, cooler, 75 degrees, wednesday, thursday, friday 78, 82, 84. the big story no humidity at all and lots of sunshine. the weekend looks good, monday is iffy. >> so your hair will look awesome. >> reporter: i don't have much hair anyway. i guess if you don't have hair spray it will look awesome. >> mega millions is worth a cool $253 million. the numbers were 20, 27, 38, 39, 66 the mega ball was 2. 233 million was on the line. 253 million-dollar drawing on tuesday during "action news" at 11:00 p.m. 171 million in the powerball you can see that during "action news" at 11:00 p.m. she remembers winner takes us to cape may county where the

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let's get a last check of the weather. >> reporter: not too bad clouds breaking for sunshine, especially toward the shore. 88 degrees is the forecasted high. with all the humidity it will feel like the low 90s. 88 degrees sunday, better chance of a thunderstorm late in the day, one or two could be on the stronger side. >> this is the incredible dog challenge. k-9s go head to head in 1/2 areas including surfing. the competition continues this weekend, winners snag a spot for the national finals which are this september. i can't even stand ton a board like that. jack hanna's "wildwood countdown" is next on channel 6. we'll be back tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., is your toddler

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>> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone. i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." our human noses are good for smelling. you see there? but other species use their noses to flirt... look at that nose. fight... what is happening back here? uh-oh. and shower. >> let's just be careful of these fellows. they are coming in quite close. >> and guess which creatures can smell with no nose at all. i can't believe this. look at this. plus, the blooper of the week, starring my daughter kathleen. you go like this. >> man. [coughing] >> feeling nosey? then i got 7 stories you won't want to miss