>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., saturday, june 27 here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." philadelphia police are investigating a pedestrian accident that sent a teenager to the hospital. one of the two inmates who escaped from an upstate new york prison is dead. the hunt for the second escapee is intensifying. a warning for americans one day after a deadly terror attack in three countries. let get a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast first, chris sowers. we have seen flash flooding overnight. >> reporter: if you have a plan b. today will be a miserable day for anything you're doing out

there. we're expecting rain and clouds and gusty thunderstorm. rainfall totals when all is said and done with this particular system it could rain one to two inches. philadelphia has seen over 6 inches of rain since june 1, if all goes according to plan, you'll see another two inches. national weather service issued a flood watch that goes into effect this afternoon and into sunday morning for philadelphia and all areas to the west. double scan live we have moisture pushing across the western suburbs now the lighter shades of green, a lot of this is light brief passing showers sprits or sprinkle. notice we pick up the heavier rain this afternoon. the day planner looks like, you can see it steadily goes downhill. 9:00 a.m., 70 degrees, 72 in the afternoon. periods of rain and heavy at times the possibility of flash

flooding and the possibility of gusty thunderstorms. 73 degrees that's the forecasted high this afternoon. when i come back in a few minutes, we'll talk about this, the storm prediction center i should an enhance the risk fair for parts of the area, delaware and extreme southwestern portions of cumberland and salem county. i'm have the details in the seven day when i see you in a bit. >> the flash flooding created dangerous driving conditions on the schuylkill expressway overnight. the action cam found cars wading through waves of water. traffic came to a stop, penndot crews cleaned the storm drains to prevent additional ponding on the roads. new this morning, a teenager is recovering after being hit by a car in north philadelphia. it happened after 10:30 on in order broad street near the intersection of oxford street. initial reports is that the girl is 14 years old. the injuries are serious but

not life threatening. the car stayed at the scene. the southbound lanes of rhawn street were shut down while police investigated. one escaped convict is dead and this morning the authorities are searching for the other. for weeks rich armed matt and david sweat have been on the run from police after escaping from a maximum security prison in upstate new york. sweat is still out there and authorities think he is armed and growing desperate. elizabeth hur has the latest from new york. >> reporter: after thousands of officers searched hundreds of miles of dense terrain for three weeks, the border patrol somewhat -- swat teem shot richard matt near the canadian border friday afternoon. >> the person towing the camper, they believed the camper was shot. when they pulled into the

campsite they examined the trailer they were towing, realized thrferlts -- there was a bullet hole in the back of the camper. >> the s.w.a.t team came upon mr. matt engaged mr. matt who was armed and he was shot and killed. >> reporter: official confirmed the second fugitive david sweat is still out there. the manhunt intensified after a woman reported getting a suspicious knock on the door. police responded and dogs picked you mean the scent which led law enforcement to a second burglarized cabin. >> sweat is still out there, he is considered dangerous we'll continue to look for him and search just as hard until we find him. any kind of sightings don't approach dial 911 or the tip line. >> reporter: police say from day

one, officials assumed the two were armed and police recovered a shotgun after matt was shot. jah johnson is telling people to be watchful after the attack in kuwait. he said attend 4th of july events as planned but observe any suspicious activity. a government official said a shooter was a young student not previously known. he killed 39 people. he was shot and killed by police. the islamic state has taken credit for the attacks the worst ever on to a -- too

tunisian soil. a bomber behind from the islamic state is behind the bombing in iraq. at least 27 people were killed and scores more wounded. authorities in france say four people are in custody in connection with an attack on an american-owned gas factory with ties to the lehigh valley. they say man rammed a vehicle into an air products factory triggering an explosion that hurt two people. the servered head of the driver's employer was left at the entrance of the factory. air products is headquartered in upper macungie township. here at home, a septa police officer was accused of using too much force while

holding his daughter. he is seen grabbing him by the neck and pushing against a rail car. the man was holding his daughter. the officer approached the man about not payinged fare. septa didn't name the officer but i had said he was a 16 year veteran with no complaints. >> penn state confirmed a pair of cyber attacks on the computer system. the hack compromised user names and passwords in the liberal arts department. faculty and staff are asked to update their log ins. the attacks were discovered in early may and might have going on since march. friends an family will gather this morning at emanuel ame church to remember cynthia herd. services will be held for two

others, they were among the nine people killed when a gunman opened fire at the church. serve victimses were held yesterday for state senator and pastor clemente pinkney. >> his powerful voice was a voice of reason for the oppressed and the hopeless. >> reporter: fond memories from speaker after speaker as friends and family of the reverend clemente pinkney said goodbye. >> this is no longer the t deferment arena. we have transformed it into a sanctuary. ♪ >> reporter: the theme a celebration of his life and the 8 other victims from last week's tragic shooting. >> he spoke up, and spoke for those who could not speak for themselves. the service was filled with

notable, house speaker john boehner, presidential candidate hillary clinton and president obama delivered the eulogy. the president remembered reverend pinkney who made a difference in the life of others. >> what an example he set. what a model for his faith. and then to lose him at his sanctuary with 8 wonderful members of his flock. ♪ amazing grace. >> reporter: in cherls ton south carolina,. >> there's an investigation into the vandalism sparked by the debate of confederate

symbols in the south. crews in lexington have since cleaned the stone officials say this is not the way to move the conversation forward. lego is getting ready to push to get rid of plastic. dogs are taking to the water for an annual competition this week. >> reporter: down the shore, i don't think anybody will be taking to the water. tomorrow will be better, today is a washout. periods of rain, some of it on the heavier side, i'll have the details right after this.

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>> you could call it an extreme game of fetch. dozens of pets are competing in the dock dog competition in maine. owners toss the toy in the pool and the pooch who gets it with the longest jump wins. hopefully it's not too rainy for those pooches. >> reporter: it's going to be chilly and rainy here. let's go live on sky 6. we're in cape may. it's not a beach day today. we have a 50/50 weekend tomorrow being the better of the two days, cruel not be laying on the sand and not walking the boards is not a good idea.

double scan live showing the green approaching the southwest the greens is overspreading the area. nothing too terribly heavy. it will pick up in intensity. that will help to keep the temperatures down, we're talking about highs today topping out in the low 70s. the normal high is 86 degrees, upper 60s north ran west, close to 70 degrees along the coast. sea isle city on the boards in atlantic city, coming in at 70le. double scan live, there's an area of low pressure southwest of richmond and another one out here southwest of pittsburgh, both converge on the area later this afternoon and bring about rather miserable start to the weekend. here's future tracker 6 lots of clouds expected throughout the day, damp with periods of rain. even though you don't see much activity on future tracker 6. this will be filled in, all this will be raining out there, it

will be heavier than what the model is showing, that will continue through the evening hours and overnight tonight. the good news it's a quick-moving system, hopefully by sunday morning most of it is up here across new england. skies will brighten up, sunday afternoon it will not be a dry day, there's a chance of instability pop-up shower during the afternoon, but nothing like we'll see tomorrow. these are predicted rainfall totals on future tracker 6 which will range anywhere from 1 to 2 inches. reading, 1.7. the flood watch from the delaware river to the areas to the west this area here has the possibility of seeing flash flooding. the storm protection -- prediction center went from enhanced risk to severe

probability there's a higher probability of severe weather in that part of the viewing area with winds up to 60 miles per hour. those storms would hit late afternoon. not everybody sees them, it's south of philadelphia. jersey shore this is not a beach day. 70 degrees in beach haven. brigantine, 7 72. sea isle 72. winds on the water southeast 7 to 20 miles per hour. we have a small craft advisory in effect. moderate risk for rip currents. burn index is low with all the clouds. western suburbs 68 degrees, allen torn -- allentown, 69 breezy and cool. wilmington 72 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a little bit warmer tomorrow because we'll see more in the way of sunshine, an early morning shower and late in the afternoon there's a

possibility of an isolated shower, not a big deal. monday mostly sunny 82 degrees increasing humidity for tuesday, that will bring the chance of showers and thunderstorms, more downpours. wednesday, partly sunny leftover shower, 86. thursday and friday, 82 and 84, combination of sun and clouds. you remember we were talking about drought conditions three weeks ago all that praying for rain you guys did stop, no more we have enough. >> a group of children got a chance to rock the runway. this little lady had a little spunk in her walk. philadelphia's kensington section, proceeds benefit ronald mcdonald house and the variety the children's charity.

queen elizabeth may need to move out of buckingham palace for a while. the royal residence needs $230 million in repairs and upgrades. it's in need of plumbing and wiring among other things. the queen has several other residences but spends a third of her time in the london palace. lego is launching an effort to make their iconic building blocks more environmentally

friendly. it plans to vest a billion dollars over the next 15 years to do so. they plan to make the packaging more sustainable. in a statement the company said a little bit of change can go a long way to reduce its impact on the planet. facebook rose 3% this week making it worth more than walmart, the nation's biggest retailer. walmart is the largest company when it comes to total sales but thanks to facebook it's no longer among the top ten most valuable companies in the s&p 500 index. chocolate lovers brace yourselves your favorite treat could cost more, bad weather has cut into cocoa supply. the price has been pushed up 40%, last summer, several major brands raised their prices 8%

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone 6:24 saturday morning you're looking at satellite an radar, my, how things have changed over the last few months, it was very dry and we were talking about a drought across the western area, the scream is the path which all storms traffic -- travel. for some reason it's down in this part of the county it's allowing areas of low pressure to develop and ride along the mid atlantic. the one out across the

appalachians that is moving in this afternoon. you can see the slug of heavy moisture oranges reds, that pulls in by 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. for forecast today, cloudy skies and damp, 70 degrees by 10:00 a.m., #-- 1:00 p.m., 72 and 4:00 p.m., it's raining pretty good and 72 degrees. in sports, the nhl draft continues. last night the flyers made two first-rounds picks. jeff skeverski has that and more on ryan sandberg's resignation. >> reporter: can't take all the losing neither can ryan sandberg, he walks into reuben amaro's office and resigns. he said he's been thinking about stepping down for the last few

weeks, the losing front office changes and the losing were eating away from him. he walks away. >> in the last three years here in philadelphia, i've met some of the most passionate baseball fans on a daily basis that always gave me encouragement they love their baseball team and that was something i'll never forget. >> i'm very disappointed, you know, ryan he was here as our manager for a reason, i completely understand and i respect the decision he's made. third base coach pete mccann is the manager for now. phillies get a new hit pirates

in his last start. phils lost 5-2. yep, things are getting worse for the worst team in baseball. while the sixers are stockpiling big men flyers are stock pilling big men for the blue line. >> philadelphia select -- >> reporter: the 7th overall pick flyers take the defenseman ivan proberoff ff. the draft continues later today. kicking it over to soccer, women's world cup usa quarter finals, 35th minute, that is delran new jersey carly lloyd helping the united states win

1-nill. they face germany tuesday union taking on montreal ppl park you can see the game later today that's sports. >> the numbers are in, it was a great year for the 13th annual gary pappa run this year they raised $300,000. in 2009, 6abc sports director gary pappa lost his battle against prostate cancer. many people took part in the run, who were survivors and their families.

>> welcome back, 6:30, june 27. weeks after a truck driver was gunned down in yeadon, a reward is on the table to catch his killer. get ready for rain in our area some areas already saw flash flooding. it wasn't raining when i came in just now but it was raining overnight in some areas. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. we're awaiting the arrival of

another batch of moisture that could produce one to two inches of rain. this is not going to be a nice day, i know it's summer, it's june, this will be a day you'll stay indoors. there is the philadelphia international airport shades of gray, light rain moving in. temperatures are down into the 60s not too bad. pottstown, 66 degrees, humidity levels they have come up a little bit but it's bearable. fleetwood, 67, slatington, 67. center city, 69. we're seeing low to mid 60s south and east. buena, 66 degrees, smyrna and dover, 69 degrees, this is the shield of moisture we're watching pushing through the shannon doe withh. valley. they will collide over the delaware valley this afternoon. the leading edge is making its way into the area.

malvern light rain, same thing with coatsville and portions of south jersey and steadier stuff to the southwest. if you have plans you have a tee time later on, you may get a couple of hours in especially if you're in south jersey, 10:00 a.m. 70 degrees, it will be windy. 2:00 p.m., 72 degrees, if they have tickets head to the citizens bank park, i would be surprised if they play the game. when i come back we'll talk about severe weather in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. eva. thanks, chris. the flash flooding overnight caused a mudslide in west conshohocken. water came rushing off the blue route dumping rocky debris on to balligomingo road. police tried to block traffic but cars managed to get through the muck. on river road, the action cam found a foot of water on the road at 2:00, police were

diverting drivers. breaking news, firefighters on the scene of a massive fire that heavily damaged a corner grocery store and apartment in philadelphia's wynnfield section. the action cam on the scene of the 1800 block of north 54th street. the blaze broke out at 2:30. this is a grocery store with apartments above you can see flames shooting out of the window. >> one firefighter was transported with an ankle injury to the hospital. five families were evacuated. >> it took crews 2 1/2 hours to bring the fire under control. the red cross is teeming up with power companies to offer assistance to people still in the dark from the storm. atlantic city electric is offering water at kingsly high school 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

it's the hardest hit county in new jersey. in pennsylvania, the most peco outages are in delaware county. more than ten thousand people are off line. 6 people are recovering this morning after a fire at the graterford prison in montgomery county. a small fire was reported in a cell around 7:00 p.m. investigators are looking into whether it was started by an inmate. 6 were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, it's believed they are corrections officers. police have identified the suspects wanted in a shooting in west philadelphia. they are lamar and harvey. they opened fire on street. >> the one-year-old victim has

three pellets in her neck and chest. >> the shooting stemmed from a previous fight. a delaware county woman is making a plea for help searching for the man who killed her brother. this is not the first time violence devastated their family. >> he was the most compassionate person. >> reporter: we met sharon convoy at the memorial garden her brother is memorialized as a phillies fan a fisherman a truck drive. >> he would stick up for anybody on the street that an injustice. >> reporter: he was shot during a robbery back on june 9. it happened at 3:48. a witness was able to provide the description of the killer to police, but he has not been captured. >> i don't want this guy to get

away with this deed. i don't want this guy out on the streets hurting somebody else else. >> reporter: what makes this all the more painful sharon conroy lost her only son to violence, sean patrick conroy, the starbucks manager was randomly attacked and killed in a subway concourse by five simon gratz high school students. >> this is my way of honoring my brother and hopefully catching his killer. >> reporter: through the citizens crime commission, the family is offering a ten thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. if you know anything, anything at all call the crime commission 215-546-tips. the in upper chichester, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> the phillies are in the market for a new manager ryan sandberg abruptly resign

yesterday camping nearly everyone off guard including the front office, annie mccormick has reaction from fans. >> reporter: this is a shock to so many people, ryan sandberg said he's been thinking about this for several weeks and came to the decision on his own. >> this afternoon i was shocked. >> i said i'm going to the phillies game, they said he they will be playing without a manager. i said is he sick. >> reporter: sick of losing. the former phillies second baseman and long time chicago cub came aboard as interim manager before his appointment always manager replacing charlie manuel. fans had mixed opinions. >> i was disappointed to see ryan go. he doesn't have a lot to work with and it'll a tough position for any manager. >> reuben has to go next.

we went 2008 world champion and we declined from there. >> here in philadelphia, i've met some of the most passionate baseball fans on a daily basis that always gave me encouragement. they love their baseball team that was something i'll never forget. >> reporter: a lot of fans hungry for a win maybe if there was a change in management they might make the trip back to the world series, again one day tonight they did fall to the nationals, 52:00. reporting in south philadelphia, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> the white house is lit up in rainbow colors to commemorate the supreme court's ruling to legalize same-sex marriage. president obama said the decision made our union a little

more perfect. in new hope, rainbow flags lined the streets residents through a town-wide party. mayor nutter joined the festivities at the national constitution center. >> none of us can be free until we're all free, none of us have rights until all of us have rights. let us end discrimination of all kinds. >> archbishop charles chaput i should a statement said the task now is for believer to form our own family in the love of god to build a marriage culture one marriage at a time from the debris of the decision. our coverage of the historic ruling is at 6abc.com, there you'll find details about the decision as well as reaction

from across the country at 6abc.com. the republicans are working through the weekend for a plan to boost spending $1 billion including more money for education, the funds would come from a tax surplus and privatizing state liquor stores. governor wolf will veto any gop plan that doesn't meet his priorities. two new films in the movie we'll have a preview of mack and ted 2. a farm table can run into the thousands of dollars we'll show you how to build your own for a fraction of the cost. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues in just a moment.

>> new this morning, camden police are searching for a gunman after a double shooting. this video is into the newsroom. the shooting happened in a home on the 1100 block of landsdown avenue. a man was hit several times and the woman is shot in the leg. they are in the their 20s the woman is in stable condition but the man is in critical. at this point there's no word on a motive and no arrests have been made. it is now 6:43, the next time you go to disney, leave the selfie stick at home. all four disney theme parks in

orlando are banning severally sticks, they are becoming a safety concern for guests and casts. the same goes for the pash parks in in paris and hong kong. disney of course is the parent company of 6abc. it's easy if people would just pay attention. >> stop walking around with your selfy stick. >> reporter: yiewrveg -- you've been to disney, you've seen how crowded epcot can be and people are walking around -- >> but they are good for other things getting a better selfie.

>> reporter: double scan live pushing into the area, this is not going to be are a good day around the summer, it's june, it's summer you want to get out doors and hit the beach but you have to wait until tomorrow. temple wise, the numbers are on the cooler side, you won't have to worry about high humidity leaves or heat indices. allentown, 68. poconos, 61. 70 for sea isle and dover 69. satellite and radar shield of moisture stretching from west of philadelphia all the way out to ohio and the southern portion of the great lakes again all this is pushing east, pretty rapidly actually, it should get in here, at least the steadier stuff by lunchtime at this point. the lightning counter is on this is not convective in nature, as yet. we're not seeing any thunderstorms, we are seeing them in washington d.c., richmond and baltimore, for the most part you'll see drenching

downpours with rainfall rates probably a good steady half inch for an hour at the time. future tracker 6, did you work the late morning hours i've been reluctant to show this, i don't agree with this, i think you'll see more in the way of coverage by lunchtime. you'll not just see clouds like the model is portraying. you'll see more rain than this is showing, some of it is heavier at times. especially this evening, when the heavier stuff gets in here, i do agree with this, you'll see the shades of reds and yellows. drenching downpours in the state of delaware, salem and cumberland county in south jersey by sunday morning this is up into new england. we'll see skies brighten up. clouds and sun for sunday. it will be windy out there an isolated shower in the afternoon. sunday is much much better than what we'll experience today. flood watch is up for all areas to the west.

rainfall totals ranging anywhere from 1 to 2 inches with isolated heavier amounts west of philadelphia. we're expecting the heaviest to arrive between 2:00 p.m. and midnight. gusty thunderstorms possible for areas to the south. the state of delaware, as you can see the extreme southwestern tip of south jersey that's called an enhanced risk by the storm bricks center, the probability is much higher, seeing a gusty thunderstorm with winds potentially up to 60 miles per hour that's later this afternoon. the poconos washout today rain, maybe flooding. 62 degrees is the forecasted high for sunday, mostly cloudy skies, maybe a little bit of sunshine. 66 degrees is the forecasted high for sunday. down the jersey shore we have appear moderate risk for rip currents as the winds whipping up this afternoon, 20 to 30 miles per hour out of the easterly direction winds afternoon rain, high of 78 on

sunday breezy and brighter. philadelphia, rain heavy at times, there could be a thunderstorm around overnight lows dropping into the 60s the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows monday is improving, 80 degrees sunday, sun and clouds, monday, sunny 82. tuesday, humid warmer, 86 degrees, there could thunderstorms late in the day once again the possibility is there fore a couple of drenching downpours, wednesday partly sunny, a leftover shower possible. 86. thursday is okay, friday looks all right sun and clouds, 84. on the 4 4th that is questionable we may have wet weather. >> you've been doing pretty well on the weekends we were doing good. >> reporter: now people don't like me. >> we're not judging you. keep coming back to 6abc.com/weather, our live storm tracker 6 live images will let

you know what's coming and when and our "action news" weather team keeps you up to date with the latest information.

>> on the people scene fallout continues for pbs and the popular geneology show findings your roots after ben affleck pressured the show to leave out information about his family owning slaves. they will higher an independent fact checker. a hero dog returns from war, and ted ii. >> reporter: max is about a military k-9 in afghanistan. >> the heart of a marine sounds

like a hero to me. >> reporter: max returns home his soldier handler was killed in afghanistan. the handler's family adopt him. max is dealing with post traumatic stress from the event. once home he bonds with the soldier's troubled 14-year-old brother and they help eave other he'll and discover a secret about the soldier's death. up next, seth mcfarland and mark wahlberg has done it again with ted ii. >> can you get me my life back. >> ted do you believe you can have a soul. >> reporter: the story centers afternoon ted and tammy lynn who want to have a baby. in order to qualify as parents he has to approve he is a person in in a court of law.

>> 0 do you believe you're a person. objection, sustained. >> reporter: that's what's new at the box for channel 6 "action news" i'm matt o'donnell.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:55 time for the travel forecast we'll get you started with satellite and radar. the worst weather across the entire country is in our own backyard unfortunately. area of low pressure crawling up the spine of the appalachians, it has a trailing cold front and warm front. this area is called the warm sector, the most unstable sector of an approaching storm so as this low pushes to the northeast, that sector will push to the northeast that will

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>> good morning 7:00 a.m. saturday june 27. philadelphia police are investigating a pedestrian accident that sent a teenager to the hospital. one of the two inmates who escaped from an upstate new york prison is dead and the should not -- hunt for the second escapee is intensifying. a new warning for americans one day after deadly terror attacks in 3 countries. first, though, let's head outside to meteorologist chris sowers for the accuweather forecast. looks like it's a little breezy out there. >> reporter: we're seeing spritzes and sprinkles out there, we have a flood watch in effect this afternoon and philadelphia and areas to the west and the state of delaware. we're expecting an additional two inches 6 rain out of the system. parts of the area, philadelphia co