damming across the delaware valley. >> urgent care patients are left scrambling to find other doctors when fbi closes several clinics across the region. >> we go live to new york where final preps are underway for a parade. good morning tam is off eva pilgrim joins us, karen rogers is off, we have david murphy and matt pellman. >> reporter: the sun is up and the humidity levels are dropping and will continue to drop as we head in the afternoon. starting out with satellite and radar, be careful there can trees arena wires down on roads as you drive around. generally speaking it's a nice one buildings. 73 in the city. in the upper 60s in allentown and reading and lancaster. 72 in millville. 75 on the boardwalks. noon 82. 3:00 p.m., 86 we'll probably hit a high of 87 around 4:00 p.m. low humidity partly sunny skies

a little breezy and altogether a nice one. when i step inside we'll talk about the weekend call, a little warm but nice overall. matt pellman details coming up. >> reporter: time to make the donuts, some people heading to work early this morning we're seeing them on the schuylkill expressway. starting to stack on the westbound side from approaching this point to city avenue to gladwyn. about five extra minutes on the westbound traffic time so far and only getting longer. on i-95 southbound side speeds are dropping by cottman again from past the betsy ross bridge into girard. otherwise not too bad on the boulevard or the vine street expressway so far this morning. but there's a new crash to watch out for on 30. we have storm cleanup from last night. in chester county a downed tree blocks 401 conostoga road stay on 23 ridge road to get around that blockage in wore wick

township. ben franklin bridge westbound side building traffic you're without the westbound right lane round the clock because of the patco work. gloucester county, northbound direction 130 slow through there. njt river line is not running between walter rand transportation center and the entertainment center in camden saturday of flooding from last evening. >> it's been a wild and crazy summer when it comes to quick and damaging storms around here. there's more cleanup to do this weekend. katherine scott is live in media, delaware county surveying the damage there. >> reporter: the storms are fierce, we saw damage from berks to delaware. in media they are making progress. when we got here this morning kirk lane was closed.

crews were working overnight after a number of people lost power. there are repaster to make across the -- there are repairs to make across the area. you can hear the winds on the cell phone video a funnel cloud spotted 25 to 30 feet above the ground at new castle delaware. on dock drive a side of a building was ripped open. walls collapsed in two commercial buildings here's. >> we believe heavy straight line wind or tornado. >> reporter: another funnel cloud was spotted in berks county. "action news" viewer sent this to us. about a mile from there heavy damage at blue mountain elementary school. strong winds ripped the roof off the building. two people got out safely. in media this enormous tree came crashing down snapping a utility pole and knocking out power around the 400 block of kirk.

>> i was looking out the window to see on you the power lines were down at our house. it came flying and almost got on my foot it was scary. >> reporter: crews are doing work at the scene here in media. the national weather service could be called out to investigate where the funnel clouds were spotted if they are contacted by authorities. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> damage to are a mobile home park in new castle delaware, forced evacuations last night. a shelter is open at william pen high school in new castle. in hockessin a woman said her house was hit by lightning. in king of prussia heavy rain caused flash flooding. two cars got stuck in rising water near the mall.

crews helped to free the drivers by clearing a clogged storm drain nearby. next time severe weather hits check out the storm tracker 6 live app you'll find alerts for impending storms. >> new this morning an auto dealer in delaware county is cleaning up from a car fire. flames blew out several garage windows in chadds ford last night. the vehicle ignited in the shop along the 1600 block of 202. firefighters contained the flames in 40 minutes. no injuries were reported. the drug enforcement agency is investigating seven urgent care facilities across the region. they raided two advanced urgent care locations in philadelphia and willow grove and reading and scranton. dea agents took a doctor into custody. they also questioned workers there. >> 6:35 let's get a check of

the weather. >> reporter: storms are gone, feels better out there. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry for the friday morning commute. as we look outside we have sunshine coming up over the horizon. evaporating much of the clouds. overall we'll go for a petitionerly sunny afternoon. it will feel a lot better. 73 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint which was over 70 when i came into work earlier this morning is down to 65 and continuing to drop. winds out of the north/northwest at is a miles per hour. bringing in drier air. by the time we get into the morning and the afternoon it will feel more comfortable. we did have storms last night as expected. there was roof damage and trees down limp -- plymouth meeting trees and wires down. partial building collapse. be careful of debris and branches and wires on roads. it's a good idea to remind the kids don't go near any downed wires even if they look dead they can be dangerous. berks county pennsylvania, the

national weather service may depending on what emergency managers decide they may be going up to investigate a possible tornado blue mountain academy school ripped apart by strong winds this picture courtesy of the reading eagle and ben hasty. as we take a look, the storms are gone again cloud cover beginning to evaporate. that drier air is coming in. that will make for a warm, but nice summer afternoon. 72 by 8:00. 80 by 11:00 a.m. late afternoon high of 87. warm enough for drinks where you're out there exerting yourself. with lower humidity it will be better. 85 in allentown. 85 in trenton. 85 in millville. low to mid 80s down the shore. a closer look shows you we're

looking at temperatures in the water in the low 70s. temperatures on the beach looking good from north to south. 76 in the water around the mouth of the delaware bay and lowering humidity s.a.t day goes on. as we take a look at the weekend call for the beach. not bad, 82 on saturday, lots of sun, 81 on sunday, the biggest issue get the sunscreen on. don't forget about that. you made it this far through the summer without a burn you don't want that to change. 7:00 p.m., union at home against portland, if you're heading to the game as i am. clear and comfortable, warm to strarlt out 86 -- start out 86. 82 in the 90th minute. if you buy the special ticket you can camp out on the field and in the morning have breakfast with the players. the weather looks great saturday night. warm and less humid 87.

warm on saturday, 89. sunday, cloud and sun 90. humidity builds back in monday, tuesday and wednesday. chance of thunderstorms tuesday we could fire up strong storms. the timing could change so stick with us on that. >> carli lloyd and the u.s. woman's soccer team are taking over the new york city. >> the new world champions will be the first all female team to be honored with ticker tape parade through the big apple. >> looks like we're part of the crowd. >> we can cheer and dance along. of. >>. >> carli lloyd had a hat trick. first time. >> we'll get a report from rob nelson our sister station live along the parade route in new

york city, rob? >> reporter: good morning, guys, if you think about it, this is taking place in new york city, but it's a national event america did fall in love with the team, an incredible group of role models and athletes. they feel the love new york style. new york has been scrambling to put this together since making the announcement on tuesday they were going ahead on short notice try to pull the parade off floats have been built streets closed and media has arrived. the parade kicks off at 1 is a.m. afterwards there will be a special ceremony at city hall in new york that's where i am right now. it will be hosted by robin roberts. a cool fact all 23 members of the team will be here. they will be on several different floats soaking up the love from thousands expected to hit the streets. all this costing the city

$2 million. but the mayor said the money is well worth it because of what the victory meant for the county and they have become role models for young women around the country. it will be a great day in new york. i shouldn't say this, this is the first ticker tape parade in new york city since the giants won the super bowl three years ago. i want to remind the eagles fans of that just now. great day to celebrate for this team. rob nelson, city hall. >> rob the giants we play them twice a year we'll see you again. >> we'll stream it live at 6abc.com, look for nora muchanic reports throughout the day on "action news." >> 6:41 under fire an explosive back draft delays a dangerous fire fight down south. >> later see the malfunction

that took rider's breath away without ever leaving the ground. matt. >> reporter: matt, we're seeing low clouds and sun on the horizon in malvern and traffic along 202 and route 29 is moving just fine. if you drive 29. something you didn't know this weekend and delays are forming on 42. we'll check them out on this friday morning.

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i'm not that's for sure, we're happy to see friday come. last night we had challenges with the storm. we're drying out now but we have challenges with a crash 42 northbound side backing up from 41 to creek road 295. that's on the ramp from 42 to 295 there's a crash restricting traffic. you can squeeze by. a wreck this morning in bryn mawr along route 30 lancaster avenue by bryn mawr avenue by the library to watch out for. downed trees and downed wires in a few spots like chester county, 401. mostly blocked off near 345 stay on ridge road to get around that. if yew drive 29 in malvern and like to get on the turnpike, e-z pass interchange will close tomorrow night until 7:00 a.m. sunday morning for construction. northeast extension will close for a long stretch midnight to

6:00 a.m. they will block it between lansdale and the lehigh valley interchange. at that point you want to stay on 309. if like me you often head to lancaster on the weekends, it's not going to be you and the buggies, a bunch of of people are in town for the u.s. women's open. extra traffic on 30 and blockages on 23 if you're heading to amish land this weekend. >> happening today the defense is expected to rest in the colorado movie theater murder trial. joims holmes told the judge he will not take the stand he has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. 12 people were killed and dozens injured when holmes opened fire at a movie premier in aurora. >> a teenager is behind bars for setting an 11-year-old boy on fire. it happened in southwest philadelphia. the victim told police

17-year-old threw hand sanitizer on him and held a cigarette lighter up to his skin. the boy suffered second degree burns. new this morning a news camera captured a back drafts it blew out the insulation in a house in arkansas. firefighters were trying to get inside at the time. no injuries were reported a mother and child were safely out of the home.

>> reporter: well happy friday, guys. >> you too. >> reporter: thank, very much. we are heading out on the friday

morning ride with a bunch of other people, slow go on i-95 by allegheny avenue. ten minutes extra on the southbound trarvel -- travel time also. septa routes 101 and 102 have been shut busing. they will be taking different routes operating from meet i can't and sharon hill 6 #th streets garrett road. njt river line not running through camden because of flooding. >> reporter: the only issue matt is the down trees and wires left from the storm. be careful of that. 71234 pottstown. 66 in quakertown. 67 in center city. the humidity we've been dealing with all week long is getting shoved down and off the coast. moore humid in south jersey with temperatures in the low 70s. same story in delaware.

everyone will see the humidity levels drop. 74 by 9:00 a.m. 82 by noon. if you want to head out this afternoon, it will not be oppressive. a warm high of 87. what about a dinner and movie. a nice night for that. 87 by 5:00 p.m. we drop from the mid # -- # -- 80s to the mid 70s tonight. eva and matt. >> time for a preview of "good morning america." >> let's turn to dan harris at the "good morning america" america studios with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, matt and eva. steer storms cause problems in the northeast. back in merchandise -- missouri and arkansas rains and winds. ginger zee is tracking it all. the confederate flag is coming down in south carolina.

this has been the subject of a bitter and emotional debate since the shooting of the african-american church in charleston we're right there live this morning with the latest. plus on a lighter note, pop star ariana grande she was caught licking a donut saying she hates america, what she is saying this morning. we'll be celebrating with world cup champs, we have a historic ticker tape parade led by the one and only robin roberts. looking forward to it. >> family in wisconsin is sharing their close call on a thrill ride. the bungee cord the pair was suspended to snapped seconds before they were supposed to be launched into the air. >> there was a lot of what

ifs. it could have hit us or friends and families that were nearby. >> if they launched us, and it broke on the way back down it could have killed us both. >> the operator of the ride said this has never happened before, the ride has been repaired and inspected. >>

>> top stories at 6:55, cleanup

is underway after a round of severe weather pushed through last night. strong winds pushed off blue mountain elementary school in hamburg, berks county. world cup u.s.a. soccer teammates will be honored with a ticker tape parade at 11:00 a.m. nora muchanic will have reports throughout the day on "action news." >> reporter: have a crash on 295 approaching 42 taking out two lanes. speeds at 7 miles per hour. speeds on northbound, 42 starting to look better, david. >> >> reporter: so much more comfortable out there 72 degrees, the big change is lowering humidity. you can feel how much more comfortable it is. it will be warm, high of 87 around 4:00 p.m. so cool drinks important. >> we've enjoyed our time with eva.

>> nice to be with you guys. >> thanks for getting up early. being prompt and setting your alarm like we always do. [laughter]. see you later, have a great weekend, everyone.

good morning, america. breaking overnight severe storms stretching from nevada to new york. a tornado destroys this school tearing the roof off this pennsylvania classroom. another tossing this barn across a parking lot. flooding and more dangerous weather in the forecast for millions. also happening right now, isis plot. the fbi revealing it thwarted planned attacks to kill americans on july 4th, arresting about a dozen people tied to the brutal terror group. and new this morning, a new apology. ariana grande saying she's sorry for what she said about america. >> i just wanted to make a video to apologize again for the whole doughnut fiasco. >> how she's explaining that bad behavior caught on surveillance tape. >> the u.s. wins the 2015 women's world cup. >> it's a morning of champions only here on "gma." the u.s.