>> good afternoon sunday, june 14, flag day i'm nydia han here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," a water main break floods cars and

homes. a girl is found at a south jersey amusement park and there's no sign of her parents. airline passengers stranded in canada are finally on their way to their final destination. those stories but first let's go outside to chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. it's humid out there chris. >> reporter: sticky, sticky, same song and dance in the delaware valley. it's not as bad as i thought. present air temperatures are in the mid 80s philadelphia, 87 degrees, we're forecasting high of 88. dover, 84. trenton, 83, factoring in the humidity feels like 88 in philadelphia him 91 in dover. 88 in wilmington, 88 in millville. so again it's not just the heat it's the humidity. you combine the two if you're outdoors for any extended amount of time you'll feel it. take frequent breaks today.

as you look towards the top of the screen that's an upper level low that will swing across mid atlantic states this afternoon and that could trigger showers and thunderstorms, a couple of those could be on the heavier side. sun and clouds this afternoon humid, 88 degrees, spotty thunderstorms developing after 5:00 p.m. from west to east across viewing area. storm prediction center keeps the western suburbs in a risk for severe weather. one or two of the storms could turn severe with gusts to 60 miles per hour. drenching downpours and the possibility of small hail. even though the radar is quiet. things could get active in the next few house hours, when i see you guys again i'll talk built potential for severe weather not only this afternoon but monday night, as well and we'll talk cooler temperatures in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> we'll continue to follow a developing story this noon, a west philadelphia neighborhood was jilted awake this morning

when a 36-inch water main break flooding streets cars and homes. it all started at 5:00 p.m. it could be a while until life is back to normal on 52nd and wymissing. annie mccormick has been on the story all morning and joins us live on the action cam. >> reporter: nydia, this morning, north 52nd street was filled with water. all the water has receded. there's a lot of work ahead. you can see the crumbled blacktop. utilities are shut off always city officials and crews work to make repairs and number of people in the area are out of their homes while the repairs are underway. water looked like a geyser shooting high in the skies busting out of the street and merging cars. the 36-inch water main break is located in the middle of the 500 block of north 52nd street and it caused the street to buckle and left a gaping hole where the

cars became submerged. at least 13 homes were evacuated. police and fire crews helped people out of their homes and away from rising waters. >> somebody banged on the water and all i seen was water shooting up. >> reporter: she walked out to see her car under water. >> it was shooting up on all three of them cars. >> reporter: the water department was able to shut off the main in a matter of hours. an investigation into the break is underway. by 8:00, most of the water water receded and residents were asked tocy sales as he is the damage so pgw could check on the gas main next to the water main. mayor nutter arrived on scene. >> all the folks on 52nd street and most of the folks in the neighborhood have no

electricity at the movement. the water removal basement clearing operation is still going on, right before we came here we saw another basement easily five, 6 feet of water that part of the operation will be going on for sometime. >> reporter: animal back out here live not only are the submerged cars next to the water main break but they are on top of the gallons main. that's why this is a -- gas main. that's why it's a delicate situation. nobody is in danger, fire crews are standing by to oversee the operation. the philadelphia parking authority is standing by to pull the cars out. in the meantime, residence are out of their homes, they have not sought shelter from the red cross, many people are staying with family and friends. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> quite the situation, thank you, annie. of. a 74-year-old man is dead after a fire at his ocean county

shore house early this morning. officials are not sure he died from injuries he stained in the fire for a massive heart attack. the action cam was on the scene at brick township new jersey. the fire broke out at 12:45. by the time the firefighters arrived the man and wife were out of his house neighbors were performing cpr and were unable to revive him. the dog died in the fire, they are looking for a calculation. employees found a 3-year-old girl at clementon lake park at 8:30. police were called in philadelphia and camden county, and no luck, the child is in the division of child and family service, african-american 3 feet tall thin build. green dress pink bathing suit

and pink crox. she said herb -- her name is shere. a 4-year-old girl who who was pulled from a pond has died. she was at a family picnic when she parentally wandered away. >> when we arrived there were several people at the retention pond and looking for the girl in the water. >> reporter: firefighters pulled the girl from the retention ponds and performed cpr. medics rushed her christiana hospital. newark police are investigating. they have released the little girl's name. >> police are looking for a ford focus after hitting a woman at oregon avenue. the woman was crossing the street when she was hit.

the victim is in critical but stable condition at jefferson university hospital. two separate overnight shootings in camden, new jersey have left one dead and others wounded. gunfire erupted after midnight. a man in his 40s was shot in the back and died at the hospital. three other victims were in their 20s, one in critical condition. police have not made any arrests, there's no word on a motive. police in dallas t texas believe anger over a child custody issue may have sparked an assault on police headquarters. family members identified the gunman as 35-year-old >> was he a perfect person, no. did he deserve to lose his son

no. >> he had a history of encounters with police and family violence. police say he fired on dallas police headquarters from an armored van he bought on ebay. he led officers on a chase when a sniper shot out the engine and shot and killed him. experts demolished the van because it might have been rigged with explosives. the search for two escaped murderers is in its 9th day. 109 involved in the manhunt for richard matt and david sweat. authorities found foot wrappers and possible footprint. joyce mitchell who is charged with helping with their escape was supposed to drive them several hundred miles in a vehicle. the naacp president

claiming to be black said she would talk about the situation at the group's monday night meeting. she identifies herself as an african-american saying she is is -- her parents say she is white. >> the long delay united airlines flight from chicago to london is reaching its destination after many spent the night in unheated military bar ricks in canada -- barracks in canada. the flight had taken off friday in chicago. while the flight crew were in a hotel the passengers spent a night in the military barracks with a few blankets.

>> there were young children and old ladies who did not have blankets we were not commune indicated effectively, i don't think the situation was managed well by united. >> the spokesperson said hotel space was not available so we accommodated our customers at a local military base and provided meals. more than 22 hours later passengers were flown to newark, new jersey where they boarded a second flight headed to london, i'm sure they will have a lot of the to say when they land. dangerous zoo animals roam free after flood waters destroy their enclosures. a state senator from one side of the isle saves a senator from the other. we'll have those stories when "action news" continues.

look at these incredible pictures coming out of county of georgia, devastating flooding has torn through the capital city. the flooding destroyed the city zoo allowing disebs of animals to escape including bears and wolves. the zoo's hippo fled, but was subdued by a tranquilizer gun in the city square. >> reporter: i had no idea they were so big. it's hot and humid nydia once again, the humidity becoming a thorn in the side. it's starting to aggravate people a little bit. 87 degrees right now in at this time. the dewpoint is up to 64 that's

not too bad but wait until you see what the other dewpoints are doing, winds are calm and the pressure reading 30 had not 4 inches. atlantic city that's the place to be, look at the folks on the sand 74 degrees, 12 degrees colder in atlantic city than inland locations. dewpoint 69 degrees wind out of the south. millville, 85. wilmington, # -- 86. shorepoints cooler, 72 in sea isle city. there's the sea breeze kicking in. of 84 in allentown and reading 85. dewpoints this is the amount of moisture we measure in the air of this is humid, this is all of you get into the upper 60s and low 70s it's oppressive, especially in dover that's higher than houston and new orleans there's steamy stuff down here, sea isle and on the

boards in atlantic city, 70. same thing with millville. dmengd on where you are it's a little humid or very oppressive. clear skies up and down the eastern seaboard, area of low pressure here pushing across the great lakes that will run into the hot steamy air mass, that will fire up the showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. note the time stamp this is 5:00 p.m. from now until then, skies should remain mixed combination of sun and clouds, 5:00 p.m. a couple of pop ups develop they start to intensify by 9:00. we have a broken line developing this will be our best chance of seeing potential for severe weather with winds at 60 miles per hour and small hair and drenching downpours. overnight tonight another wave swings through 4:00 a.m. heavy showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon another wing swings through and that could trigger showers and thunderstorms with the potential

of gusty thunderstorms. the next two days the big story is drenching downpours with any thunderstorms that develop. the modeling showing one to two inches of rain. depending on who sees the downpours. anybody is fair game to pick up a thunderstorm later this afternoon and monday. for the poconos thunderstorms around later on after 3:00. 78 degrees is the forecasted high in the mountains. >> reporter: it's comfortable out there right now, but the humidity will start to increase throughout the afternoon. down the jersey shore it's sticky, ocean temperature 65. sun and clouds on the beach. 77 degrees is the forecasted high on the sand, 88 for-month-old. warm and humid spotty afternoon thunderstorms developing late in the day. wind out of south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight cloudy, thunderstorms around, 68 degrees, outlying suburbs, 70 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's premp the -- pretty muchment same as what we had earlier. feeling like 890 degrees with all the humidity.

this afternoon and into the evening there's the potential for downpours tuesday more storms firing up, 89. wednesday is the break should feel nice out there sun and clouds 86 degrees, no humidity, thursday friday, saturday we're back into it. at least we have one day. >> makes me happy. >> true. thanks, chris. a rise in new cases have teams fighting ebola worried. south korea officials think they have seen a break in the mers outbreak.

>> welcome back on this sunday, it is 12:20 83 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at beautiful cape may, new jersey, look at all those umbrellas folks are enjoying this weather

it's hot and humid though. thousands of people in our area continued a grand and generous tradition, 4300 bike riders took apartment in the american cancer bike-a-thon. the 66-mile trek started earlier this morning and e from the ben franklin bridge and ended in new jersey. it's the largest biking event it raised more than $2 million last year. in "healthcheck" this noon, south korean officials are going to reopen schools now that the mers cases are slowing. they think the efforts to stomp the spread are taking hold. they have to do more to declare the outbreak over. it's taking a toll on tourism and hotel and restaurant

industry. sierra leone has imposed a new rule to prevent people from entering or leaving the two northern regions for having cases. the disease is beginning to spread because sick people are escape quarantined homes. last week republican center alan olson was in his office when he thought he had a heartburn. when senator baits raced upstairs heed he was having a heart attack. now the two are looking beyond their political differences. >> if he delayed calling me a half-hour or i delayed coming up after caucus, he would have died right there. >> politics beganny building,

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>> sports this noon, the phillies wrap up their series in pits pittsburgh and bad bad news for a sixer player. here's jeff skeverski. talk about big trouble for the sixers big man. the stress factor in embiid's foot is not healing as anticipated which could require

another surgery. the overall pick of last year's craft sat out all season. he will not suit up for the first time in the nba summer league. what can brown do for you, whatever it is, the phillies will take it. they are is great for help to bring dom brownback today. he started the season on the disabled list with an achilles injury. he is heading 257 with -- hitting 257 with two homers. darren ruff was sent down to aaa. chase chase not in time. phils down 2. next batter, mccutcheon to chase chase what a play.

phils down 3. wait a minute, you're not santa and that doesn't look like milk. what are he is drinking i'll have some. the rbi single in the #th to get within 1. santa gets up and rights start the wave, wave this goodbye. phils no outs later in the 8th. they drop 18 of their last 23. series finale later today cole hamels against agy burnett -- aj burr knelt. stanley cup finals, lightening scores. chicago wins 2-1. hawks a win away from their third cup since 2010. nba finals continues on

6abc. later tonight at 8:00 p.m. the series is tied at 2 games appeals between cleveland and golden state. that's sports i'm jeff skeverski have a great day! >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. a new honor for former congresswoman gabrielle giffords as her name goes on to a new navy ship. we'll go inside luxury condos in atlantic city up for auction this month. those stories and the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

main line, first let's goe outside for a check on accuweather with a meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: it's funny, the heat and humidity it makes me feel lady. i want to sit out -- lazy i meant to sit out here and close my eyes and sip on a glass of sweet tea. when you're in the shade it's not too bad.

it's when you're in the sun and working and doing yard work that's when it gets too hot. 92 degrees on thursday, we did not heat a heat wave. we fell short. thursday, 92. friday new record high, 895 degrees, heat index of 100. 101 in dover. yesterday we topped out at 88 degrees, the average is 82. the numbers continue to be well above the normal for this time of the year. we're at 87 we're not too far off 90. millville, 85 and trenton 83. the modeling actually puts us in the 90s this afternoon. this is a new update swuj into the weather -- coming into the weather center. the heat index increases we may climb into the 90s. this is double scan live 250 miles to the west, east of pittsburgh you can see the showers and storms starting to build. they will march east into the

delaware valley as the day wears on. if you're laying out by the pool look for a combination of sun and clouds, don't forget to apply the sunscreen you can get a sun person in less than 15 minutes with how high the uv index is today. 4:00 p.m., 88, feels like temperatures hovering in the low 90s. it is picture perfect finish to the weekend. feeling like summer out here, we'll watch the showers and storms see how they pan out over the next few hours i'll have another update in just a few minutes. let's go back to the developing story this noon the massive water main break in west philadelphia. the water is off and the repair crews are there. the recovery will take a while. let's go back outside to annie mccormick who has been at the scene since early this morning. the water has receded. >> reporter: nydia, that's right, with the heat and the sun is out it's bone dry in the

area after a lake several hours ago. pretty much every utility from the city is out here, there are crews working hard. the neighbors living on the block are out of their homes while the crews are working on cleaning up. repairs will not be done until sometime. they are cleaning up right now while some of the repairs will be underway. water looked like the geyser shooting high in the sky busting out of the street and the submerging cars. the water spread for blocks. the 36 water main break is located in the middle of the 500 block of north 52nd street and caused street to buckle and left a gapele hole. at least 13 homes were evacuated and police and fire police helped crews out of their homes. >> i was in the bedroom somebody banged on my window, when i opened the door all i saw was the water shooting up.

it was shooting on all three of them cars, my car and the two cars in the middle from the ground, the water was shooting up hitting all of them. >> reporter: the water department shut off the main in a matter of hours. an investigation into the break is underway. by 8:00 a.m. the water receded and residents started to assess the damage only to be told to evacuate again so pgw could check on their gas main located next to the water main break. mayor nutter arrived on scene and city officials said it will take time. >> most folks in the neighborhood have no electricity at the moment. the water removal basement clearing integration is still going on. right before we came here we saw the basement easily five, 6 feet of water that part of the operation will be going on for sometime. >> reporter: back out here live where the cars are right there

on top of the gas main, now at this point pgw workers were able to shut off the gas and cap the main workers at the parking authority can safely tow it out of the ground. a number of residence out of the of their homes had an option to go to the red cross shelter. however, in this tight knit community many are staying with family and friends. red cross is giving water to the workers. reporting live in west philadelphia, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> domino effect of problems, thank you. fire investigators into south jersey are looking into an early-morning fire in cinnaminson. explosion also and fire ripped through there tractor-trailer. fire broke out inside the trailer this morning. the trailer was filled with cans

of spray paint many exploded during the fire. it took us almost 45 minutes for crews to gain control of the flames. no word on what sparked the flames. the action cam was at the parlor pizza shop in lower merion. cleaning crews were overcome with fumes. two people are in serious condition. five firefighters were decontaminated at the scene they are okay. in camden, a man in his 20s was shot at this luk oil gas station. police found a man shot in the arm and leg. he have was taken to cooper university hospital in stable condition. no word on suspects or a motive for the shooting. today new jersey governor chris characterize was on this week with george stephanopoulos we sounded more and more like else ready to get into the

crowded republican presidential race. he went after hillary clinton. >> i've done 146 town hall meetings around the nation and new jersey. miss clinton doesn't take questions from anybody. >> he has yet to make up his mind to run for president this month and will announce his decision. former governor jeb bush is officially going to enter the rails tomorrow. he he has been campaigning for months and has a political action committee. he has been overseas talking to long time allies. the republican party cancel the the traditional straw poll this summer because bush and several other candidates won't be there. >> hillary clinton is focusing on iowa seeking an army of volunteers to get around edge

over -- car clinton and herral lice are trying to erase her third place finish in iowa in 2008. russia and china have decoded stolen files by edward snowdon. 1 million files were opened. britain's spy agency had to move some of its agents and has been uninability to get some information on some fronts. gabrielle giffords had the honor of christening a new combat ship that will bear her name. it is the 16th navel vessel to be named after a woman and the 13th to be name after someone alive. jill biden was there to support gabrielle giffords during the

historic events. there could bargains at an atlantic city highrise it offers ocean views and pool and spa and much more. vernon odem got a look inside. >> reporter: the bella penalty house building a -- penthouse building on atlantic avenue where swank condos sold for half a million dollars. with the nearby revel and showboat closing down, prices have sunk. >> most of the units are on the upper floors. >> you have views of the ocean the inlet. >> reporter: the savvy auction near will be selling 40 of the 200 units. some units may go for below $200,000. a 60% discount.

the other than credit swiss bank wants out of atlantic city fast properties there have been in free fall. >> it's a beautiful buildings oncement investor are out of here prices will go up. >> reporter: a heavyweight local realtor will gobble up a lot of units he is certain atlantic city will make a comeback. >> the cost of construction will be several times of what you can pick it up. i don't think you'll get this kind of condominiums for this price. to be able to buy in for fantastic number with such a luxury condominium is not often had. vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> today is flag day and what better day to honor the american flag, they visit the place that memorializes the stars an stripes. the action cam was at the betsy ross house this morning betsy

ross sewed the first stars and stripes. the betsy ross house in old city is called the birth place of the american flag. there's much more to come on "action news" this sunday. president underwood gets some honors from across the pond. 6abc loves the arts an inside look at the interesting exhibition at the barns foundation, looking live at penns landing, it is flag day. meteorologist chris sowers harass the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

>> politician, say they will stand by their promise also right, well, the mayor at glendale arizona did that, but it was painful. the mayor was shot by an taser gun he was going to terminate

the nhl team which could force the team to go to another home. he told the fans if he raised ten thousand dollars for charity that supports first responders, he would let a fan shoot him. the fan shot him, and he said he is okay. >> what happens to the whole when you're sitting in a dunk tank what's wrong with that? >> that's better. >> reporter: or a pie in your face. >> reporter: here's a view from other temple university camera, the zoo balloon it's a nice day for that, the winds are nice and light. you can see the haze one thing for certain that's the humidity continues to be extremely impressive right now with high diewrnts throughout the area. 88 degrees that's the present temperature reading in center city. mid 80s north and west, fleetwood 85, tanersville 76.

what you're missing up here is the humidity. it's not too bad across the poconos and the lehigh valley. the farther south you go it's oppressive special south jersey, the delaware bay region, dover, delaware, we have dewpoints in the 70s. gandys beach even though that looks cooler, you're benefiting from the bay breeze, the dewpoints are high, it's uncomfortable. jersey shore the temperatures are in the # -- 70s the humidity is high, so the temperatures are not as comfortable as they shall when they are that low. we'll be in the oppressive category overnight tonight and into monday. satellite and radar that's what we're watching east of pittsburgh. this complex of showers and storms pushing through johns town and altoona that will push east and encountering very soupy air mass that's over harrisburg and state college and points east. as it continues to march east it will get its act together and

keep an eye to the sky later on with showers and thunderstorms. surface maps frontal systems over top of us today they plant themselves over us tomorrow, today and tomorrow there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms. one or two of them could be on the stronger side. future tracker 6 shows by 5:00 we'll see the first signs of pop up storms. it doesn't look too bad by that vantage point. look what happens by 9:00. we get into bright reds and maroon colors that indicates drenching downpours and strong gusty winds. that will march east into the overnight here comes another batch 4:00. by afternoon we see another round pull through, that will be the trend through tuesday afternoon. either day, this afternoon tomorrow, neither looks like a watch, but there's the potential of drenching downpours the biggest threats will be downpours, high prohibit of that moderate numerous cloud to ground lightning strikes not an

issue with hail or tornados, right now the risks are low for those two. down the shore beach haven 75. atlantic city, 76. ocean city, 76 degrees, same number for cape may 78. rehoboth beach 78. of ocean temperature, 71. lancaster, 86. reading, 87. allentown, 86. warm and humid spotty thunderstorms possible. trenton, 85. dover, 85 and millville 85 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast showers and storms likely for tomorrow 85. 88 today and again neither day looks like a wash, it's going to be hit or miss, not everybody sees them. tuesday, humid 89. wednesday is cooler, sun and clouds, 86. thursday, friday saturday, we're back in the soup, 85, 85, 89. >> here's something you don't normally see, thousands of glazed donuts lining a south carolina street. students lined up 22,000 crispy

cream donuts in an effort to claim a spot in the book of world records. it stretched one mile which should be enough for a new record. the students won't know if they have the official record. they used plastic underneath so the donuts wouldn't go to waist afterwards.

>> welcome back taking a look live via, sky6 live hd philadelphia international airport, 12:50 84 degrees, hot and humid. there's the newly crowned miss new jersey and take a look here she is lindsey gininni beating out others in ocean city. she will go for the title of miss america in september in

atlantic city. for a nighthood was eddie redmayne. cumber bach was nominated for his academy award for his betrayal of allen toring in the imitation game. he and hunter married earlier this year. the barns museum has a disorderly way of showing art. there was more method than madness to dr. barns approach. karen rogers has more in 6abc loves the arts.

>> reporter: when founder albert barns began displaying his collection of artwork to the public he used unconventional methods. the order of things explores just that. >> you get 19th century painting in one room and 17 century in another area he mixes everything up. >> reporter: curator challenged three internationally renown artist to give them their interpretation of the collection. >> i asked them to think about the collection and make an honest response to it. >> reporter: the result was completely different large scale installation from an explosion of lower that mirrors a garden. >> she does a big installation that twists turns through space. he likes to organize things and almost in the taxon iic. why. when you're looking at a barns

arrangement on the wall, times it's hard to focus on one thing because you're constantly seeing the whole. when you go into his inspiration you'll notice where you can't quite see things. >> it explains the philosophy behind the ordering of his ensemble. >> you can go back to the collection after being here and see it differently. >> reporter: the order of things is on view through august 3. for tickets go to the arts in philly.org or visit 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for more on this and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers.

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>> recapping our top stories this morning a huge water main break flooded the area at 52 and wymissing avenue in west philadelphia. it forced the evacuation of more than a dozen homes. the water department shut off the main, and the streets are dry, but officials say repair work will take time. officials continue to look for the parents of a 3-year-old girl found wandering around clementon amusement park. police have not received any calls that anyone is missing a child. police in newark, delaware are investigating the drowning of a 4-year-old girl. investigators say the girl was at a picnic at the george wilson center on new london road when she wandered off and fell into a retention pond. she died at the hospital. one more check of accuweather.

>> reporter: let's go over to double scan live. it's hazy, hot and humid indices close to 90 degrees, this cluster of storms developed at 170 miles to the west. moving at at a pace of several miles per hour. it will get in here at 7:00 p.m. expect drenching downpours and gusting winds 60 to 65 miles per hour. 88 degrees today 89 tomorrow. two texas girl trying to earn money for a father's day ought have learned how complicated being an adult could be. they opened a lemonade stand. when it was opened an hour they had to get a permit or shut it down. they reopened the stand taking donations instead of charging customers. they understand what their

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