david sweat, the other killer he broke out of prison with is dead. same-sex couples nationwide are celebrating the supreme court decision recognizing their right to walk down thee. we have wet weather, this is going to be a rather gloomy day especially for those west of philadelphia. how about we go over to the flood watch here it's making me disy. we're expecting periods of rain, some of it will be heavy the national weather service issued a flood watch for all areas west of delaware river because we're expecting an additional two inches of rain out of the system that's bearing down on the delaware valley. we're seeing the light rains

overspread patchy drizzle over south jersey and delaware. this is the first sign of what is net -- yet to come. huge area of low pressure over the great lakes along with it comes an approaching warm front that will trigger thunderstorms later on and the potential for severe weather. forecast for today i hope you have a good plan b because if plan a is outdoors, it's not going to go well. the rain will be heavy this afternoon west of philadelphia. the possibility is there for flooding and gusty thunderstorms. i'll talk about that and have the timing for you when it clears out in the seven day when i see you in ten minutes. eva. >> flood flash flooding created dangerous conditions on the schuylkill expressway. the action cam found cars wading through waves of water the massive puddle formed in the eastbound lanes in her the

belmont exit. traffic came to a stop so crews could clean storm drains to prevent additional ponding on the roads. the flash flooding overnight caused a small mudslide in west conshohocken. water came rushing off the blue route dumping rocky debris on the balligomingo road. police tried to block traffic but cars managed to manuver through the muck. on river road, flooding was an issue, police were diverting drivers. the red cross is teeming up with a power company to offer assistance for people without electricity from tuesday's storm. atlantic city electric is offering people water today. 19,000 people still do not have electricity. gloucester county was the hardest hit county in new jersey. in pennsylvania, the most peco outages are in delaware county and that number has dropped

dramatically overnight. just 1700 people are without power there. this is just in from our delaware newsroom. state police are investigating a deadly collision in claymont. troops say a dodge caravan slammed into a malibu killing the person at the wheel. the driver of the minivan is hospitalized with serious injuries naamans road is expected to be closed for several hours. developing at 9:00 a.m. the investigation into this inferno, flames shot from a corner grocery store and apartments in philadelphia's wynnfield section the action cam on the scene on the 1800 block of north 54th street. the blaze broke out at 2:30. this is a grocery store with apartments above it. you can see flames shooting out of the windows. >> one firefighter was transported with minor injuries and ankle injury transported to

the hospital. five families were evacuated as a precaution. >> it took crews nearly 2 1/2 hours to bring that fire under control. the search has intensified for david sweat, he is the lone escaped convict on the run in upstate new york. police killed richard matt during an armed confrontation 20 miles south near the canadian border. there's no sign of sweat authorities have no reason to believe he would have partlied partlied -- parted with matt prior to shooting. matt's half brother was speaking out. >> i was hoping this was the outcome, i can only think about the man who threatened to kill me and killed other people and escaped. >> reporter: police are urging

residents to remain vigilant. the aftershocks are being felt from the supreme court landmark decision legalizing same-sex marriage. sharrie williams continues the coverage. >> today same-sex marriage became legal in every state in the united states. >> reporter: tears, smiles and hugs on the lawn of the philadelphia national constitution center as hundreds gather to celebrate the supreme court's ruling same-sex marriage is now legal in all 50 states. now we finally have the same rights as everyone else under law. >> the rainbow flag waving proudly. mayor nutter on hand saying the birth place of democracy is the right place to celebrate the ruling. >> none of us can be free until we all can be free.

let's end discrimination in the united states america. >> reporter: in new hope bucks county, the town that embraces the lgbt community residents are flowing a town party. >> we decorated and bought beer and invited the town to come for a party. >> reporter: sharrie and sandy have been a couple for 30 years and married two years ago they thought this day would never come and raised two children and have four grandchildren. >> our grandchildren called and said i'm so excited. >> i'm thrilled for our families, they have always supported us. >> is of now mississippi and louisiana say they will not be issuing marriage licenses right away to same-sex couples, it usually takes 25 days for the supreme court's ruling to take effect.

on independence mall, sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> in a statement philadelphia archbishop charles chaput said the surprise will come as ordinary people experience firsthand and painfully the impact on today's action, everything they thought they knew about marriage and family law and institutions. the mistakes of this court changes nothing about men and women and the truth of god's word the task is to form our own families in the love of god and rebuild a healthy marriage culture one marriage at a time from the debris of the decision. >> i think this is something that should be decided by the people. each state and not imposed upon them by a group of lawyers sitting in brac robes at the supreme court. >> governor christie said he will support the high court's

ruling because it's job. he is expected to launch a presidential run on tuesday. the presidential campaign website went live this morning. religious organizations are expert exempt from this ruling, they can make decisions about whether clergy about conduct same-sex marriages. there's more at 6abc.com there you will finds more about the decision and reaction from across the county at 6abc.com. pennsylvania lawmakers are working through the weekend to hammer out a state budget. a republican-led spending plan could go up to a house vote later today. the plan would boost spending by $1 billion including more money from education. the funds would come from a tax surplus and private sizing state-run wine and spirits stores. governor wolf is opposed to privatization and vowed to veto

any gop plan that doesn't meet his priorities. penn state confirmed a pair of cyber attacks on its computer systems. the hack compromised user names and passwords in the liberal arts department. psu assures none of their person information or research was compromised. the attacks were discovered in early may and might have been going on since march. today's dreary forecast resulted in last-minute changes to the try rock triathlon. organizers cut out the swimming portion of the rails due to the rain. that -- portion of the race, due to the rain. it didn't stop the athletes from competing in a 15-mile bike race. it raises money for children's hospital of philadelphia. phillies manager ryan sandberg resigns we've got reaction from the fans and the

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"good morning america" to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look at penns landing, tall ships the festival wraps up tonight. if you go today go early. you might fall on the ship. slips look slippery. >> reporter: today is the worst of the two weekend days, tomorrow is much much better. we'll see rain in parts of the area and gusty thunderstorms. not remotely close to what happened tuesday but still the potential is there for a gusty storm. one or two could go severe. 70 degrees philadelphia international airport. dewpoint, 62. winds out of the east southeast at 6 miles per hour. cape may temperature 71. the water temperature is 71, you

can see how active the search is starting to get. small craft advisory has been issued. we're expecting seas to build on the oceanfront later on. double scan live you can see the light rain overspread the area. here's the delaware river here, notice how it's a steady shield of moisture west of philadelphia and scattered stuff across south jersey and delaware. that's why the flood watch was issued for areas west of the city, as opposed to south and east. that's what's going to happen here, the heaviest stays across the western suburbs. 67 in allentown. reading also 67 and wilmington, 68. here's all the moisture that we're tracking here, it stretches across the keystone state this morning into portions of ohio and the great lakes. this is an area of low pressure that will pull east-northeast and push the rain into our neck of the woods as the day wears on. if you have outdoor plans you would be better off if you could push them over until tomorrow as

opposed to this afternoon. right now it's not too bad after lunchtime we start to see the rain and it picks up in intensity in the afternoon hours, we get into the evening hours, it's a monsoon, you see the reds and oranges that's coming down at a good clip. sunday morning you're waking up to cloud cover and patchy early morning fog, by afternoon it's sun and clouds slight chance of isolated shower. tomorrow being the better of two weekend days. bottom line, flood watch for philadelphia, all areas to the west. additional rainfall totals range from 1 to 2 inches especially the western suburbs heaviest curse between 2:00 p.m. and midnight. again, there could be a gusty thunderstorm for areas south of philadelphia. when i say south extreme delaware and baltimore and

washington d.c. metro areas gusts up to 60 miles per hour. for the poconos washout rain flooding later on. 62 degrees is the forecasted high. mostly cloudy for sunday, 66. still the slightest chance of a thunderstorm during the afternoon, but most of sunday should stay dry. for the jersey shore we upped the risk for rip currents from moderate to high. if you venture into the water be careful. sunday breezy, brighter, 78. philadelphia, 73 perpdz of rain -- periods of rain, the bulk is during the afternoon hours, breezy, winds out of the east 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight rain gusty thunderstorms, overnights lows in the 60s, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it should clear out nicely for sunday, should be a decent amount of cloud cover, sunday is looking better. isolated shower late in the day 80 degrees monday 82, a

comfortable day. tuesday, uncomfortable we'll increase the humidity, temperatures go up to 86. there's a possibility of gusty thunderstorms during the afternoon, same drill wednesday thursday and friday are quiet 82 and 84. the early call on the fourth there's another system approaching that could bring wet weather, that's a away -- a way aways. i'm watching them inflate the duck on twitter today would be a good day to see the duck. wawa america's celebration kicks off today. family day will be held and tribute to a the 150th anniversary of the first reading of "alice in wonderland." very excited about it, it will be free and great and we'll

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the head of homeland security has a new warning for americans heading into the fourth of july holiday. jah johnson is urging people to be watchful and prepared in the wake of the attacks in tunisia and france and kuwait. remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. we're learning about the gunman behind the deadly attack at the tunisian beach. he pulled a gun from an umbrella and opened fire killing 39 people. he was shot on a killed by

police. the islamic state has taken credit for the attack the worst ever on tunisian soil. this comes months after a gunman killed 22 people at the national barto museum. yesterday's bombing in kuwait targeted worshipers at the oldest shiite mosque in the county. 27 people were killed and scores more wounded. authorities in france say four people are in custody in connection with on an attack on a american-owned gas factory with ties to the lehigh valley. a man once flagged for ties to islamic radicals, rammed into the factory and exploded gas tanks. the severed head of his former

boss was at the remembrance -- entrance. iran, britain germany russia and china are negotiating. iran's leader is resisting long term halt in nuclear research of that's a key concession if iran wants the sanctions lifted. what the sanctions will be is being hammered out. more shark attacks in north carolina. and the flyers make picks in the nhl draft, jeff skeverski has the details.

>> look there she goes, she is waking up, time to get up little ducky, not so little. sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now at penns landing. you see the giant rubber duck, the world's largest being inflated as we speak. it will take a little bit longer. the tall ships festival kicks off at 9:00 a.m. twig -- it will go until 5:00 p.m. in nhl sports, draft continues and flyers made two first round picks jeff skeverski has more on that and ryan sandberg's resignation. >> reporter: can't take all the losing the phillies manager quits walks into reuben amaro's office and resigns. sandberg said he's been thinking about stepping down for the last few weeks the looming front

office changes and the losing was eating away at him. he walks away with the worst winning percentage by a phils manager in 43 years. >> in the last three years at philadelphia, i have 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 disappointed, you know, ryan, you know he was here z our manager for a reason. i completely understand and respect the decision he's made. >> third base coach pete mccannon is interim martin luther manager for now. no hits until the 6th inning.

nats not having a problem at the plate. phils lost 52:00. yep, things are getting worse for the worst team in baseball. while the sixers are stockpiling big men flyers are stockpiling blue liners. >> philadelphia selects from western hockey league ivan proberoff. flyers take defenseman who plays for the same amateur team hectic stall played for -- hextall played for. they take a center from ontario the draft continues later today. kicking it over to soccer, u.s.a. against china. that is delran, new jersey carly

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>> sky6 live hd taking a live look in cape may, you can see the breeze there it's not going to be a nice beach day we're in for a rainy day a soaking to start the weekend meteorologist chris sowers has the forecast just ahead on "action news" saturday at 9:00. new from the overnight one person died in from a double shooting in camden. phillies fans weighing in on the resignation of ryan is sandberg. first, though, let's head outside to chris sowers who is donning the umbrella. >> reporter: it's starting to rain on the terrace some areas are picking up steady rain west of philadelphia. here's the silver lining even

though it's going to rain and a lot of have outdoor plans and not too happy about this, it's going to be on the cooler side it will feel pretty nice, because of the cloud cover it will be in the low 60s and 70s. center city, 70 degrees, levittown, 69. into south jersey, agenda -- gandys beach 69. dover, and smyrna coming in at # 0 degrees, here's double scan live, my numbers have disappeared here, what i wanted to show you was there was a thunderstorm that developed west of philadelphia yesterday evening, if you were traveling along the schuylkill expressway where it crosses over the blue route on to the pennsylvania turnpike those areas those darker green shades picked up anywhere from 2 to 3 1/2 inches of rain in a very short amount of time. it produced flooding from manayunk to phoenixville. that will be an area that we have to watch closely overnight

as more rain moves into the already saturated ground. the wider view showing a shield of moisture from philadelphia westward through pittsburgh that includes cleveland and toronto the chi town area. the day planner shows an increase in moisture as the day wears on. franklin institute morning hours it's showers it picks up in intensity, 3:00 p.m. are it's raining steadily. if you're thinking of going to the shore, a lot of winds, a lot of clouds and the rain is starting to move on in. as far as phillies are concerned, well it's going to be a question mark is to weather they get the game in. 3:05 start time. breezy and cooler with rain at times and temperatures in time low 70s. there you have it. there's a check flt forecast for now -- of the forecast for now

looks like a wet start to the weekend, tomorrow improves nicely i'll have more on the full forecast when i see you in ten minutes. a burst of rain swamped the eastbound lanes of schuylkill expressway approaching the belmont exit. drivers crawled through the water with caution. in west conshohocken runoff from the blue route triggered a mudslide forcing police to close down balance go minuting grow road -- balligomingo road. police are looking for a gunman who died at the hospital. a woman is nursing a bullet wound in the leg it's unclear who shot the pair and why. 6 people are recovering from a fire at graterford prison in montgomery county. a small fire was reported around 7:00 p.m. investigators are looking into whether it was started by an inmate. the 6 are taken to the hospital

for smoke it is believed they are corrections officers. a teenager is recovering after being hit by a car in north philadelphia near north broad and oxford. the initial reports is that the girl was 14 years old. medics rushed her to hanheman hospital. we're told her injuries are serious, but not believed to be life threatening. the car stayed at the scene. the southbound lanes of broad street were shut down while police investigated. a delaware county woman is making a plea for help. she is searching for the man who killed her only brother. dann cuellar reports this is not the first time violence devastated her family. >> he was the most compassionate person. >> reporter: we met sharon conroy at the memorial garden for the families of violence in upper chichester. her brother tom is memorialized as an eagles and phillies fan

fisherman and truck driver. >> he would stick up for anybody he met on the street that he thought an injustice was happening today. >> reporter: he was gunned down during a robbery when he was loading up his delivery truck on june 9th. it happened at 3:48. a witness provided this description of the killer to police, but he 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. >> reporter: what makes this more painful, sharon lost her only son to violence who is memorialized here, back in 2008 the starbucks manager was randomly attacked and killed in a subway concourse by five simon gratz high school students. >> you don't know what to do, you feel like you have to do something, this is my way of

honoring my brother and hopefully camping his killer. >> reporter: through the citizens crime commission, the family is offering a ten thousand dollar reward leading to an arrest and conviction. fun anything, call 215-546-tips. in upper chichester, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> a church in charleston south carolina will host more funerals today for victims of the church massacre. president obama led amazing grace during the funeral for reverend clemente pinkney. supporters of the confederate flag will hold a rally. in south carolina there's a push to remove the flag off the grounds of the state house permanently. here at home, a septa police officer is accused of using too much force while his father was holding his infant daughter. the officer is seen grabbing the man by the neck and pushing him against the rail car in the

video taken thursday night. the man was holding his daughter at the time. the officer approached the man about not paying his fare. septa didn't name the officer but said he is a 16 year veteran with no complaints. the man was not hurt, but internal affairs is investigating. >> reporter: the phillies are in the market for a new manager ryan sandberg resigns catching everybody off guard including the front office, annie mccormick has reaction from fans. >> i was shocked. >> i said i'm going to the phillies game, the guy said they will be playing without a manager. i said is he sick? >> reporter: sick of losing, the changes were coming and he didn't want to be in the way. he came aboard as interim manager before he replacinged -- replacing charlie manuel. fans had mixed opinions.

>> i was sorry to see him go. >> i think they should have kept charlie. >> reuben's got to be next, he put the phillies in this situation, we went 2008 world champion and it's declined from there, he's the reason we're here. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news". >> up next on saturday morning at 9:00. more reports of shark attacks coming in. strokes can affect people of all ages we'll hear from a mom and her story of stroke who is only 26 years old and the warning signs. we'll get a check. accuweather forecast when "action news" returns.

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>> you don't want go out with the weather. if you don't have anything nice to say -- this weather is not cool. especially during the weekend and the month of june everybody wants to head to the shore. mother nature will not cooperate today. tomorrow will be a different story. today it's gray and gloomy, we'll have nice breeze picking up especially down the shore where it will be windy with gusts as high as 30 miles per hour. double scan live you can see the light green overspreading the area from south to north, most of it is confined to areas west

of the delaware river this is the same area that's under the flood watch. you can see from malvern exton all this area picking up light rain. route 1, the schuylkill expressway, pennsylvania turnpike all getting a little wet at this point. and again there's more activity across south jersey and delaware, all this picks up in intensity as the day wears on. dover, 70 degrees, millville 69. allentown, 67. trenton, 69. reading coming in at 67, the poconos barely cracking 60 degrees at this hour, a little bit chilly up in the mountains. satellite and radar we're watching this area of low pressure here, you can kind of see that little counter clockwise swirl that comma-shaped cloud that will push east across the keystone state. we have two areas of low pressure one developing across richmond virginia. they converge on the area overnight tonight and it will

pull away tomorrow. tomorrow we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, maybe a late-day shower, but it will be isolated in nature. today we're looking at a widespread shield of moisture covering the entire delaware valley from start to finish. later this afternoon you'll see it picks up in coverage and intensity. by 6:30 we're picking up the gusty thunderstorms again. the storm prediction center has parts of our area under enhanced risk for severe weather. that will not be anything remotely close to what we experienced tuesday, but he there's the possibility some of storms could contain winds of 55 to 60 miles per hour. that's the exception not the rule. this will be mainly a rain event and the possibility of flash flooding. sunday afternoon combination of sun and clouds, pop-up shower. rainfall totals, the model is going bonkers with predicted amounts, # -- 3 inches in lang.

allentown, 1 1/2, that is rainfall we do not know. wilmington, ten inches of rain. allentown, 6. philadelphia and atlantic city closing in on 6. and trenton 4.3 inches of rain since june 1 it's a wet go coming off a dry may. the pattern has filmed over -- flipped over the last 30 days. jersey shore not a beach day periods of rain, windy and waves will be battering the beaches 4 to 6 feet. 70 in reading allentown, 69. breezy and cool, rain heavy at times. thunderstorm around late in the day. dover 76 and millville 74. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast again tomorrow promises to be better. 73 today, 80 tomorrow, sunshine by afternoon, hit or miss shower not expected to be a big deal. monday sunny quieter and nice, 82 degrees, comfortable on

monday. tuesday the opposite. we increase the humidity levels and along with the humidity comes a chance of showers and storms. 86. wednesday a shower, 86. thursday and friday look good at this point, 82 and 84 degrees, so, tomorrow is definitely the better of the two weekend days. >> and people should layoff you a little bit. it's not his fault. you were saying blame melissa. >> because of severe weather you need to keep track of the radar go to 6abc.com/weather and take a look at that, our live storm tracker 6 live images we'll let you know what's coming and when and the "action news" weather team will do their best to keep up up to date with the weather information. hemlock animal reservation it is the second time they won the "shelter me rescue of the week" david murphy takes a look.

>> reporter: amongst the hemlock trees, the message is beyond the basics of adopting animals. hemlock edge started as a foster-based rescue in june 2013. they have saved 200 animals. as word spreads the rescue hopes to add a store front that will provide training tips while uniting families with a friend. >> providing the local community with an outlet where they can take their dogs and have people would whole help them. . missy is ready to make an impression. she is a pit lab mix. hannah was a tray picked up by animal control eating trash from a fast food restaurant. she is well fed now and at 9

months old this pit mix is looking for an energic home. she is very happy happy girl. it's not just the water that lucky loves. very very loyal dog he will make a great man dog. this 2-year-old pitbull needs a family experienced with the breed. >> he is very patient with other dogs. this is max he is a 2-year-old border collie mix. his faster parents say he is a perfect ten, i think he would be a perfect family dog if you're interested in max or any of the dogs you met go to the hemlock edge rescue website or vote for your favorite shelter or add a rescue group to the list by going to the "action news" facebook page. we'll feature the winner on "action news." with max i'm david murphy channel 6 "action news."

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attacked by sharks this weekend. this is video of a data bitten off the outer banks of north carolina. another person was bitten. 6 people were bitten in recent weeks, mostly along the carolinas coast. when it comes to stroke time is vital recognizing symptoms and getting help fast. ali gorman has the story of a montgomery family who knows that well. >> reporter: christy and andy are on cloud nine since the arrival of their first born child troy. it's especially sweet because kristin had a stroke when she was 26. >> i felt faint and disy and had a pounding migraine. on her photo her face is swollen and one side is drooping.

as her husband drove to paoli hospital she could barely talk. >> it was going very weird. >> reporter: the er staff knew it was a stroke, because she had gotten there so quickly they gave her this drug to break up a clot in her brain. >> this is a large vessel oclusion. for chris an undetected heart defect. accidents or trauma can injury blood vessels triggering clots. she said she couldn't have recovered without the clot-busting drug. >> times i think about what could have happened. >> reporter: here's a fact on strokes, for every hour that

passes 120 million brain cells die, to memorize the signs of stroke fink fast, f for fails droop be. a for arm weakness, s for speech difficulties and t for time. goat to a stroke center as as soon as possible. here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys. first up, celebrating all things blue berry in browns mill new jersey the 32nd annual blue berry festival is happening. it's considered one of the finest old fashioned vest val also in the tri state region. it includes live music and artists and dozens of children's activities and so much more. go hog wild at piggy palooza

from 11:30 to 10:00 p.m. proceeds promote domesticated pigs as pets. wawa welcome america neighbors and city volunteers will be painting park benches and bleempers there -- owe bleachers there will be lots of music and other activities. this is one of the events leading up to the phillies fourth of july jam.

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deteriorate rather quickly. ppl park union taking on montreal, this will be a wet one, but it might be fun to watch you can see it on 6abc. 72 degrees at the start 90th minute 70 degrees, tomorrow, clouds breaking for shine 80 degrees. 82 monday, tuesday, 86 degrees pop-up shower. wednesday, partly sunny pop-up shower, 86. thursday, 82. friday 84. saturday, the fourth of july, we could have another round of wet weather. >> people might forgive you this this weekend but not on that

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