>> good morning here's what's happening on this thursday morning. it was a violent night in philadelphia overnight. police are on the scene of several shootings this morning. >> fbi director said isis effort to inspire americans to violence is becoming a terror threat to the u.s. a bill is aimed at getting governor chris christie to resign from office. >> good morning 4:30, matt

o'donnell is off, eva pilgrim is joining us, i was glad i had a sweater this morning, karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: it's nice and comfortable this morning there's cloud cover around and we expect most of that to evaporate quickly. sitting on 70 in philadelphia. 65 in wilmington and trenton. 63 in allentown. so sure, some of you might feel cool early. 64 in millville. 66 in sea isle city and 66 in atlantic city. as we head out the door, 68 degrees by 6:00. 71 by 8:00 a.m. comfortable and clouds out there and sun bursting through quickly. we'll go for a mix of sun and occasional clouds. 7 # by 8:00. 81 by noon. 85 degrees is the high temperature holding on to the low 80s by dinnertime. we're looking at changes reentering the forecast

overnight weekend, i'll have that coming up. >> reporter: i-95 by the airport moving fine northbound traffic heading toward the girard point bridge we have roving crews working through the area. you'll see restrictions on i-95 northbound at the airport. i-95 northbound near the betsy ross bridge we have construction and west philadelphia 52nd street remains closed. wymissing closed between 52 andy by losing. you might want to 'avoid unru avenue at did didman street. you might want to stick to 29 while the crews are doing their

job. >> police are investigating a shooting in kensington that involved a teenager in the same area another person was shot to death. >> reporter: the happened at 1:00 a.m. on waterloo street. katherine scott joins us with the details. >> reporter: police are investigate the shootings as separate shootings. they just cleared the scene of a homicide on clonia. they happened around the same time. in the other shooting, a teenager was hit by a stray bullet. let's start where the 15-year-old was injured on susquehanna around 1:00 a.m. a car nearby was shot about 6 times. that teenager was grazed in the arm and went to st. christopher's hospital with his mother in stable condition. around the corner from there around the same time police

found a man shot twice once in the head and once in the back, between 25 and 30 years old. they have not been able to identify him yet. surveillance footage could be key in this and there are cameras at one location. >> there were multiple cameras on the 100 block of susquehanna street. we don't know at this time if they captured the shooting. >> reporter: detectives remainen 0 the scene of the homicide this morning, again they are investigating that is a separate shooting as the one where the 15-year-old was grazed in the arm stay with us for updates. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> police are in north philadelphia investigating a deadly shooting that happened after 10:30 on the 3000 block of north howard street. police say a man was shot

several times and pronounced at the hospital. there's no word for a suspect or a motive. >> philadelphia police officers are recovering and a 26-year-old man is dead. police say they showed up at his apartment riverside drive. he was wanted for the murder of megan dodo when she was 8 months pregnant when she was hit by a stray bullet. her baby died. he tried to run and turned and shot the officer in the abdomin. police returned fire and he died. the officer was saved by his bullet proof vest. yesterday in colorado, the fbi director had more chilling things to talk about, he said isis has new tactics and it's made them more dangerous than

al qaeda. we have more on the worry. >> reporter: new worries about the islamic state's new strategy. >> they have invested the last year of pushing a message of poison. >> reporter: isis propaganda, a slick media campaign is working 21,000 english speaking followers worldwide those who can't travel to the middle, fight at home. >> isis is a different model and by virtue of the model it is the threat we are worrying about in the homeland most of all. under like al qaeda, isis will use anybody even unstable drug users which is how the gunman in chattanooga is described by his family. it's too soon to know if mohammod youssef abdulazeez was inspired by isis, but in the last a couple of months, the fbi

arrested a significant number of americans who were, like the son of a boston police captain he planned to attack a college campus and execute students live on the internet. he said he is worried about a new word isis is hiding its communication using new technology in smart phones to send encrypted messages, abc news washington. >> in north carolina armed military police officers are guarding national guard fitle and recruit -- facilities, and recruitment centers statewide. some are applauding the move, but some air force veterans say they don't like it because of innocent bystanders being shot. arm citizens are showing up

around the recruitment centers around the country saying they want to protect recruiters from being shot. recruiters around here will be reporting to main basis until security measures are in place. >> we want to be sure we can protect them, they will be safe. we're looking at upgrades in the security to the satellite offices. >> officials say they've engaged in daily conversations about arming recruiters they have decided the threat level does not warrant that. >> president obama has declared a major disaster exists in south jersey after the severe storms mean federal funds will be available to state and local governments in atlantic and

gloucester and cap may counties. some of the funds will go toward preventing storm damage in the future. it is now, 4:39 still to come on "action news," this morning, donald trump said he is going to the mexican border. this will be interesting. we'll tell you what he plans to do there. >> we'll tell you why ikea is offering anyone a free repair can it. >> reporter: another day where it is appropriate to pay attention to the uv index and keep the sunscreen going we'll have the afternoon call and the rest of the workweek which is ain't bad plus a look at the early week ahead coming up in accuweather.

iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months.

iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

>> new video this morning a family in glacier national park captured cell phone of a fast-moving wildfire. look at those flames. some left their cars behind to flee while officials evacuated hotels and campgrounds and homes. wind gusts will move through the drought stricken area.

this is high peak time for people there. it couldn't happen at a worst time. >> reporter: they let those go because it clears out the forest floors yellowstone has evidence of previous fires. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have nothing going on out there. you'll see sun coming up over the horizon, sky6 live hd showing you at the airport tranquil conditions, dry conditions. there might be clouds overall but it stays fairly bright today. dewpoint, 53. the wind out of the west northwest not as breezy as yesterday. once the sun comes up over the hydrogens we tend to erode the cloud cover fairly quickly. as we go through the day we'll have a mix of sun 72 by 8:00.

79 by 11:00. 85 degrees by 5:00 p.m. work like yesterday but low humidity. high temperature up in allentown, 82. 83 in reading, 85 in trenton. might get up to 86 down the pike in wilmington. 80 in cape may, 82 in atlantic city a closer look at the beach shows the ocean temperature off the jersey coast of 71 degrees, there could a seaside developing as the land breeze will not be as strong today. 8 is in rehoboth beach, 82 in bethany beach and warmer on the buoy at the entrance of the delaware bay. tomorrow, another nights one high pressure in control. we should have another generally sunny day and low humidity that pattern will continue through saturday with dewpoints below 60

and comfortable conditions on sunday sunday we'll start to feel stickier. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and warm 85. another winner. saturday comfortable ascertain seasonable 88 degrees, sunday, high of 90. it will be hot in the afternoon and there's a chance of a spotty pop-up shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon or evening. the closer we get to sunday, the better idea we'll have how extensive that will be. warm and humid on monday, 88. again a chance of a thunderstorm around hot conditions tuesday and wednesday but sunny and dry, 90 on tuesday yeah right and 91 wednesday almost got by days juxtaposed there. we'll be back in the 90s early next week. >> i've been loving this weather. >> a nice break. >> donald trump will make a

campaign stop at the border in lower -- loradeo texas he has been busy hurling insults at his gop rivals. there are currently 16 candidates in the race the top ten face the republican debate next month. a bill will be introduced that require governors and future governors to resign if they seek the presidency. now they say it is worth pursuing because christy is spending too much time out of the state. he announced his candidacy last

month. christie said he uses technology so keep tabs on state affairs. ikea is offering a free repair can it for one of its dressers this is coming after a model figured in the death of two children, one of them a two-year-old in west chester. the dressers were not anchored to the wall. a lot of people don't. this repair can it will repair not just the dresser in question but others. goe to 6abc.com and see if you get the free can it. wells fargo has entered the tidle of the most -- tidal of the most valuable bank in the world after the plummet iting of

the it's big wall a few years ago during the financial crisis. apple and microsoft turned in disappointing results yesterday. that had markets dropping at the close, but right now we're looking at a higher open when you look at future. the outbreak of bird flu caused the cost of eggs to double. wholesale prices jumped 84% that's the largest increase since 1937. not good, because that's how so many people start their day. >> new approval ratings out for the pope, they are not so good. >> find out what cracked a 40-year-old cold case. we'll tell you when "action news" comes right back.

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>> >> reporter: are you awake yet? we were just discussing we're almost ready for the day. this is i-95 past the scutter falls brim. we bridge, we have construction southbound blocking a lane

southbound there. on the the turnpike, exit 358 construction blocking the right lane there. slow speeds with one lane blocked. willow grove construction blocking the right lane and the center lane that will slow you down a little bit. looking live in king of prussia we've got a good start to the day, it's clear and die on the schuylkill expressway, we're seeing no problems and westbound at gulph mills the overnight construction has cleared. police investigation continues right now watch for it in northeast philadelphia, unrue avenue at ditman street. avoid that area. >> the pope's approval rating is going down in the u.s. 59% said they thought favorably of the pope down from 76%. political conservatives only 45%

gave the pope high marks. the pope has taken many positions over the last year different from conservatives on how to treat gay among catholics his approval rating has dropped 18% points. go philadelphia app was unveiled at the kimmel center download it for free on apple or android devices providing information about the cultural institutions and family-friendly events taking place between september 18 and the 29. a 40-year-old missing person's case from north carolina may be solved. officials pulled a mud-filled car that retired from amos shuck.

they found remains his daughter asked them to take another look at the case last month. they don't think it was a suicide or foul play. >> we're talking about back to school shopping what experts say when people will head to the stores. >> picture of two dogs hugging making its way around social media, find out how that snap saved their lives.

welcome back you're tyke ago live look out across center city, a beautiful start 0 your thursday, 4:57 arc temperate 71 degrees, a lovely start to the day. >> believe it or not we're talking about back to school shopping. traditionally it's only second in terms of of the holiday and retail spending. the national retail federation said americans will spend $6,730 $6,730 -- $637 on their back to school needs. >> hard to talk about back to school when it's not even august. this is can kayla and kyra when

a volunteer snapped this picture. getting the attention of a rescue organization that came in and saved these girls. this morning they are safe and sound in a foster home and they now looking for their forever home. >> wonderful. >> looks like they like each other. >> 4:58. next at 5:00. the world's oldest q'uran is discovered in principal, how it matches up to the current q'uran.

iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this thursday, july 23, matt o'donnell is off eva pilgrim is joining us, here's what's happening. a teen is shot scouting in the crossfire when gunshots ring out, another person is dead. we have a live report just ahead. >> a prison guard