after two deadly stabbings in the city. is one of the victims was found in the backyard of a home. pennsylvania's top cop is expected to turn herself in today to face criminal charges. it is beautiful day for the beach, but beware of rip currents. let's go over to meteorologist chris sowers and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. this saturday is a stunner. >> reporter: tomorrow is equally as nice. a beautiful weekend overall. as alicia mentioned the risk for rip currents is on the high side. if you're on the beach and go into the water, pay attention to the lifeguards. as we look live in atlantic city you can see the surf. it's rough, swells of 4 to 6 feet. breakers on the sand as the coastline storm pulls -- coastal storm pulls away. you can see how the foam is

being pulled out. that's how it starts. it becomes difficult to fight the currents. be on the look out for those later on. it was a cool start around the delaware valley. it was 49 degrees this morning, in the poconos here we are in the middle of august, we're talking about temperatures 17 degrees above freezing in the mountains. a little chilly up there. allentown, 17. dover, 63. philadelphia, shy of 70 degrees. trenton, 74. allentown, 70. poconos 67. millville, 74. the shorepoints in the low 70s. clouds beginning to increase a little bit down there, the early signs of the coastal storm starting to swirl off the coast of the delmarva. that is pulling out to sea, not racing up the eastern seaboard. sun and clouds. burn time is 15 minutes, apply the sunscreen. 83 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m., # -- 86 degrees.

we'll be back and talk about the potential of rip currents and have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> new this morning, philadelphia police are investigating not one, but two deadly stabbings. the action cam on the 17 hup morocco -- hundred block of revere street a man was driving down the street the wrong way, the driver got out of the truck and stabbed the 21 in the chest before taking off. medics rushed the victim to the hospital where he died. police are searching for the driver. he fled the scene in a light-colored ford f150. around the same time, officers were called out to another stabbing. they found a man stabbed to death in the backyard of a home on oxford street. no word on a motive. an american airlines plane

landed at philadelphia international airport after crews declared an emergency moments after takeoff. >> very scary moments, flight 669 took off from philadelphia just before 9:00 p.m. heading for seattle. the flames were reported from the left engine visible enough to prompt calls to 911. the airbus 320 circled for a half-hour and landed safely a half-hour later. american airlines believes some unburned fuel was burning off as the plane took off which is very common and the plane was never on fire. there were 138 people on board. nobody was hurt. happening today, kathleen kane is going to surrender to criminal charges for leaking grand jury information to a

newspaper reporter and lying about it under oath. she will be processed at the montgomery county detective bureau in norristown and arraigned over closed circuit tv. she plans to pleat not guilty and remain in office despite calls to step down. philadelphia police are trying track down the gunman who killed a 22-year-old mother in port richmond. friend and family members held a vigil calling for justice. jeff chirico has more. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> reporter: with heavy hearts marchers marched through port richmond for justice for stephanie dzikowski. 22-year-old was gun down in her home. her 2-year-old daughter was nearby. >> i know she is looking down on us, smiling getting justice for her. >> we want to find out who did it and bring the person in. >> reporter: more than 100 family and friends wore shirts with her picture and carried

signs through the streets the 22 debris up on. police don't think it was a random home invasion, but a close family friend couldn't imagine who would hurt the young mother. >> you would be drawn to her the minute you meet her. >> reporter: police obtained surveillance video which may show the killer running down aramingo. stephanie dzikowski's boyfriend and father of her child plead for someone to tell police what they know. >> she will have to understand one day she will have to grow up nothing that. we need answers this baby has to grow up with no mother now. >> this person is still on the streets. and nobody is safe right now. >>s handed out the flyers calling on the public to call police if they know anything. police are not telling "action news" very much about any leads

they may have, but with any murder in philadelphia there's a 20,000-dollar reward for information leading to the capture and conviction of the killer and you can remain anonymous. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> there are new developments this morning in the bombings of two churns in new mexico. the facebook released this surveillance video of a person of interest showing the man walking to the calvary church with an item in his hand just before the explosion at the church. he is later seen walking away from the church without the item. a bomb went off at nearby holy cross catholic church. the blast did not injury anyone. a jury has sentenced james holmes to life in the colorado movie theater shooting. >> we the jury do not have a

unanimous mouse -- unanimous verdict. >> reporter: the jury was able to reach a unanimous verdict for the death penalty meaning the 27-year-old who killed 12 and wounded 70 others will not be excused. >> excused --xecuted. that's not justice, he is living, he is breathing, our loved ones are gone. >> reporter: ashly mosser was paralyzed in the shooting spree and lost her 6-year-old daughter jersey -- veronica. it was the same jury that rejected the insanity defense. >> there will never be closure for these families and these

victims. they will carry the scars. they will carry the pain, emotionally and physically for the rest of their lives. taking the case to trial has cost several million dollars. two years ago james holmes offered to plead guilty in exchange for life in prison, and avoid the death penalty. that plea deal was rejected by the prosecution. abc news los angeles. >> the city of philadelphia is making more moves before the pope's historic visit neck month. crews are installing three dozen small cell phone antenna across the city. they plan to quadruple capacity in swaths inr city. the good news many improvements will be permanent upgrades. stay on top of the latest updates as we prepare for the pope's arrival at 6abc.com/pope.

we'll be updating you with the latest information you need to know including the list of the major closures of highways and roads 0 to help you plan next month. >> a way to save while shopping online. a new truck can help you grab those discounts. plus, musikfest is in full swing chris. >> reporter: we'll talk about the forecast for the musikfest, plus this fella right here, i'll tell you how it will impact the jersey shore when i come right back. consideration

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musikfest in bethlehem, pennsylvania. the ten day event kicked off last night with the flaming lips. >> it's a tradition, you get so see everybody every year and good food and good music. yeah, and bethlehem is a beautiful city. >> reporter: that's for sure, musikfest features top national actors from tonight to august 16 as well as smaller bands on more than ten stages. you know whose taking the stage tonight culture club. >> reporter: we've been singing. >> 80s i love the music.

duran duran the other day. >> we're live on periscope right this movement. >> reporter: they have been critical of my singing. >> we've been jamming during commercial break. >> reporter: i need a little hone. >> we didn't warm up. >> reporter: let's get everybody warmed up today. we're down in penns landing, crystal clear, temperatures in the 70s, dewpoints in the 50s, they will continue to lower from this point on. 74 degrees is the present temperature reading. keep your eye on the dewpoint that will keep falling the lower it gets the more comfortable it becomes. winds out of the east-northeast. the winds will pick up. beach haven, 75. boardwalk, 74. there's a sea breeze that will keep you cooler down there. reading, 70 degrees, allentown, 70. the poconos got down to

49 degrees you're starting to rebound now, you're up to 67. the developing winds are wind speeds not gusts. 10 to 15 miles per hour increasing as the day goes on. satellite and radar here's the coastal storm that we're starting to develop. we're seeing the explosion in high clouds and moisture off the coast of the delmarva. fortunately for us it is not running up the eastern sea seab. what will happen it will throw back the waves here. we have four foot waves approaching the shore and five and six foot waves. this will batter the shoreline as the storms ramps up and it will increase rip current and it will provide boaters with rough seas. forecast map, there is the low, the works out to sea, the high settles in.

a gorgeous weekend for everybody. mostly sunny skies today and tomorrow with the exception of a little cloudness with the low down the shore this morning. here comes monday, the pattern starts to change, we have an area of low pressure approaching from the west. it has a warm front that will punch through, that increases the humidity, the atmosphere becomes more unstable with a little bit of energy aloft that will provide us with showers and thunderstorms late in the day, the best chance is monday night into tuesday, some of them could be on the strong side. poconos very quiet and enjoyable. low humidity levels. sunny and nice, 77. jersey shore increased risk of rip currents. ocean temperature 69 degrees. after morning clouds expect to see blue. rip current 77 today. breezy. winds out of the northeast at 15

to 25 miles per hour. sunday, nice, high of 80 degrees, you'll lose the breeze come sunday it will be very, very quiet and comfortable. lang, 83. reading, 85. allentown, 84. trenton, 85. millville, 84. philadelphia will lead the pack at 86. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast a repeat performance tomorrow, 86 degrees, lots of sunshine just a couple of clouds mixed in, beautiful day. monday, sun and clouds, the humidity starts to increase, a couple of thunderstorms you're up late in the. doesn't look like any severe weather monday, that will hold off until tuesday. tuesday an interesting day, drenching downpours, numerous showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. a comfortable # 84 degrees. >> one little blip. before you head out the door this week check 6abc.com/weather that's where you'll find hourly

satellite images and radar right where you live, plus the hourly forecast from accuweather and remember to follow our team of meteorologists on social media for expert insights on weather. we'll be right back.

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like a postcard. 9:24 saturday morning, if you're just waking up with this, sky6 live hd looking live at center city. it is a fabulous forecast we're enjoying today and a gorgeous looking saturday, go enjoy the outdoors. in sports, phils open opened their west coast swing with a slugging performance. they were in a 3-3 tie when a homer was crushed over the center field fence. they have won 14 of 19 games

since the all star break. they have moved into a tie with miami for 4th place in the nl east. now here's more sports from jeff skeverski. the knock against sam bradford can't stay healthy and completion percentage. bradford old roommate demarko murray not a part of team drills yesterday we'll see if he is back today. of course murray abradford not the only new eagles, there's an entire new secondary, and safety malcom jenkins believes it's going to be better than last year. >> everybody is working collectively as a unit from coaching to players. last year we were not on the same page how we started different games.

i think collectively everybody sees the play book and sees exactly the same way. >> reporter: how about that. nick foles and the rams are on the same page, take a look at this, nick foles signs a two year extension with the saint louis rams $24.5 million. else signed until 2017. broad ford's deal is up at the end of this upcoming season. temple and penn state kick off the college season against one another five weeks from today. can you wait. the owls open training camp and looking to get back to a bowl game, but their schedule anything but easy. nittany lion as and notre dame come to town at the linc. >> people are looking at us differently. i get the sense well it's just temple it's the same old temple that's the feeling we get.

we don't care, we know who we are and what we are. my goal to be better every year than we were last year. >> reporter: 6-6 last year is not going to cut it. phillies padres back in san diego later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm david murphy this little girl molly the winner on the "shelter me rescue of the week" you'll here more about molly and her friends on "action news" this morning. >> and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" continues this saturday morning. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling.

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"action news" this saturday morning, at 9:00 a.m. a pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit by a car in delaware. new allegations in the death of bobbi kristina brown what her state is claiming. plus, donald trump is speaking out after being uninvited to a popular conservative conference, but first outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you're all invited to enjoy a gorgeous looking saturday. >> reporter: mother nature invited everybody. everybody across the delaware valley it's going to be a beautiful day, lots of sunshine, low humidity levels. let's look at the numbers, some areas got into the 40s believe or not.

to see at this time of the year is impressive. 67 in tanersville. 72 in martins creek. chester, 71. swep -- as we look south and east, buena 72, dover, 74. as you look toward the bottom of the screen you see clouds move into the picture and the bright whites represent deeper cloud cover on the northern side of a developing coastal storm that will pull toward the northeast and away from the delaware valley, aweam from -- away frome dry state. it will come close enough to throw back cloud cover during the morning but sunshine returns. 74 degrees at the 9:00 a.m. hour. lunchtime, 82. 3:00 p.m., 85. we're forecasting a high of 86 degrees in the city there

will be high, thin clouds during the afternoon, but the sun will shine right through that. nothing turns threatening, sun sets at 8:07 this evening. as we look into next week, this is where the weather turns interesting downhill monday night into tuesday, we increase the threat for showers and thunderstorms, a couple of those could be on the heavier side with drenching downpours, we need the rain, but the forecast models are suggesting quite a bit in a short period of time. we'll talk about that in the seven-day forecast when i see you in just a few minutes. >> new from our delaware newsroom this morning a man is fighting for his life after being hit by a car in bear. the action cam was on the scene at route 40 and ricky boulevard. police say the victim was trying to cross route 40 when he was hit by a car. while lying on the road a separate car swerved to avoid him and ended up hitting the first car. the man was was flown to the

hospital in critical condition. no word if charges will be filed. a woman and four children are seriously hurt after a crash in gloucester county. it happened on the 800 block of winslow road in monroe township. the woman lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a utility pole. the woman and chirp were rushed to the hospital. no, no word on their conditions. several residents of a well-known drug rehab facility had to be rushed to the hospital after overdosing on drugs. dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: "action news" was on the scene around 6:00 p.m. on 3200 block of henry avenue. calls to 911 came in that four men were overdosed and acting crazy. >> four males were transported to the hospital and acting unruly and becoming violent. police had to be called. the men three in their 40s and one in their 20s appeared to

be on a new synthetic drug called k2. it is synthetic marijuana that has been more prevalents in philadelphia. it's a strong type of marijuana that causes the cruisers -- users to become violent. >> reporter: police responded for a number of incidents. 12 cases reported od on k2. in general doctors say the drug can be dangerous. >> there's been a lot of young people teenagers and young adults that have gone to emergency rooms and had inl -- infarctions and deaths. >> reporter: it's a rehab for drug alcohol and mental issues,

one resident said it's a joke to call this place a rehab center. >> it's a joke, it's ridiculous, it's full of drugs, people are falling out everyday, ambulances are here picking them up. the resident said after the latest incident, the department of corrections will send a team to sweep the place for drugs, but after a few days, the drugs return and things will be like they have been been. no comment from the officials at the facility. in east falls, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> teams will begin work today to test cooling towers in new york city amid a deadly outbreak of legionaires disease. ten have died and 100 sickened. the testing will take place in the bronx and the state will pay for it. the bacteria have been found in five buildings win a few blocks of each other. new at 9:30, the death of a newborn baby who may have fallen

or been thrown from a window in new york city is a homicide. the 1-month-old baby boy was found in the courtyard. authorities are investigating whether he fell or tossed from a window or left there. detectives questioned the baby's mother, father and two other adults, no arrests have been made. new accusations are being made against bobbi kristina brown partner, nick gordon. a lawsuit was amendmented to include a -- amended to including a wrongful death count. bobbi kristina brown died last month in hospice, he has not been criminally charged. >> republican candidates for president are in atlanta, georgia this week to speak at the red state conservative conference except for the man who is leading the polls. donald trump has been uninvited

for a comment organizers said is offensive to women. the man running the conference said trump crossed the line with a remark he made on cnn yesterday. trump making the comment about megyn kelly. >> she gets out and she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions there was blood coming out of eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> trump said he misspoke he meant to say whatever or wherever, trump campaign said the decision is another example of weakness through being political correct. vice president is vacation in south carolina he is expected to mull over whether he should run for president. his aids have made moves toward a run. he will weigh the opinions of

his wife and center. if he decides to run, it will be his third presidential bid. >> the pope's visit to philadelphia is seven weeks away and transportation companies around the city are trying to prepare. two traffic boxes will be in effect while the pontiff is here. one around center city the other stretching from center city to 38th street? west philadelphia. while drivers cannot re-enter the traffic boxes once they left. no decision has been made about taxi, uber drivers and shuttle services. >> if all else fails, we'll bring them as far as we can from the outside area and hopefully have the vehicles in the box area in order to transport them to their final destination. philly flash buses will not run saturday and sunday during the pope's visit, but flash will offer extended service during the world meeting of families. septa is holding an online lottery for passes for trolley

routes 101 and 102 and the norristown high speed line will be open for grabs. it homes at 1:01 this wednesday and closes at 11:59. riders have 6 stakeses -- stations to shoes from. just follow our special twitter account @ 6abc pope. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. maroon five and rascal flatts is taking over the shore this summer, how can you score free tickets? you can we have details. dealing with temper tantrums if you're child throws a fit, how do you handle it. new parents won't want to miss that one. >> we'll get a look at the

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contains lead, arsenic and aluminum. there's no word on how long it will take to clean up the mess. mainland china is bracing for the typhoon. the lashed taiwan and killed 6 people. more than 100 people injured and 2 million households lost power. china ordered the evacuation of 163,000 people in the southeastern section of the country. hundreds of flights in the area have been canceled. we wish them well out there. the. >> reporter: just to clarify typhoon and hurricane are the same thing. hurricane is the atlantic version of it, typhoon, pacific version. >> here at home. >> reporter: it's a beautiful morning out there. here's the shot in center city

as we look back toward the sky scrapers. nice and quiet, 74 degrees. disappoint, 56 that's very comfortable. winds are picking up out of the east, nor'easter -- northeast at 10 miles per hour. the surf is rough, we're seeing four to five foot breakers on the beach breaking. every now have and then you'll see rip currents, pay close attention to the lifeguard. this is not a rip current. you'll notice things like this the current trying to pull the wave back as the breaks. if you get into a rip current it's difficult to get out of. you have to swim parallel to the beach. you have to get out of it and work back toward shore. millville, 74. reading, 70 degrees. allentown, 70. poconos 67 degrees. nice and comfortable out there today. dewpoints staying in the 50s,

same thing tomorrow, we're spiking monday night into tuesday, that's the thunderstorm threat it is back down into the comfort zone by wednesday. we have maybe a 24 to 36 hour window of uncomfortable weather in the seven-day forecast followed by the chance of showers and storms. that's really about it. here's the coastal storm fortunately for us it is not moving up the coast, rather working out to sea. we'll be brushed with it in the form. clouds down the jersey shore in the morning hours, breaking for sunshine sunshine by afternoon. it shows up nicely on future tracker, mixed skies. overnight tonight, some kind of deal combination of sun andy clouds. no weather to speak of. monday, combination of sun and clouds. even though the model is not showing anything, you will see thunderstorms developing one or two of those could produce a downpour monday into tuesday.

the lehigh valley sunny, pleasant, 84 degrees, low humidity levels, picture perfect this afternoon. for the jersey shore, clouds and sunshine, breezy, winds out of the northeast at 15 to 25 miles per hour. expect a lot of rip currents down there, listen to the lifeguards, 77 degrees that's the temperature on the sands. for musikfest in the lehigh valley, temperatures pulling back into the mid 70s. culture club is the headliner that's when they take the stage. it should be nice up there. sun and clouds, 86 degrees, overnights tonight, 63 outlying suburbs, 69 for the center city. culture club is the headliner, pleasant with temperatures in the low to mid 70s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of sunshine tomorrow, 86 degrees, monday looks okay, at least the start, thunderstorms developing later on, 84.

monday into tuesday, could be active with showers and thunderstorms. wednesday, quiet, 84. thursday, sunny, 82. the friday, partly cloudy, 84 degrees. every temperature there below average. >> i love that. a rescue in souderton saving animals from down south is this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" winner. >> reporter: in this year alone sal folder rescue found families for 100 homeless dogs. >> homeless dogs and pregnant dogs are the first ones to put down. >> they get time to be socialized. >> sydney is a cattle dog. chole came to the rescue with heart worm. >> she can't run, it's going to be her thing. but her endangered heart means

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>> here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend, 'tis the season for delicious fruits, head to peddlers village in lahaska, bucks county. for the peach festival. there will be plenty of treats and a traditional peach pie eating contest. children's activities and live music. it's happening today from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 and tomorrow 10:00 a.m. to 6:00. make a splash with the doggy paw party. new leash on life u.s.a. has seemed up with pet hotel and villases for sun in the fun. there will be activities for humans, too. don't miss the anticipated together swimsuit contest at the

philadelphia pet hotel and villas on holstein avenue in south philadelphia from 11 to 1:00. "healthcheck" we know the dangers of drinking and driving, but a new study find people are still doing. cdc looked at a risk survey. drivers reported one drunk driving in are a month. the cdc rementdz sobriety checkpoints and lower the legal blood alcohol limits. most parents they think they know what is right when it comes to taming your toddler during a tantrum. now a new study has a new

results. >> reporter: we've seen it everywhere, but when it comes how to handle them, most parents are divided. >> parents can use it as a teachable moment to show them how to problem solve and how to express themselves. and others to ignore the fit and enforce a timeout. >> when a child is being defiant, hitting, overwhelmed with emotion, they are best suited for a timeout. >> reporter: a new study says both sides are right. researchers interviewed 102 moms who provided details descriptions five times for hitting, whining and defines.de. this mom said she uses the words

approach. >> i calm him down and get him to get control of his emotions and decide what my next step is. >> not an easy thing for parents to deal with. >> next, chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast this saturday morning, stay with us, we'll be right back.

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final check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast before you go out and camp the sun. >> reporter: we'll look at the jersey shore, we have the wave heights, 4 to 5-footers pushing toward the shore that will increase the risk for rip currents. that's the only fly in the

ointment, 86 today, 86 tomorrow. >> pair of 86s we'll take them. >> they are two of the biggest shows coming to the shore this summer and do ac and live nation are offering free tickets for our 6abc viewers. check it out, august 12 at newspaper there's a huge party at spruce street harbor park they are giving away 200 tickets for maroon 5 and another 200 tickets for rascal flatts playing on august 20th. you can choose two tickets to either show there's a deejay and fun swag all for our 6abc viewers, it's a great deal, tickets start at 40 bucks. you're getting them for free next wednesday spruce street harbor park starting at noon. jack hanna's wild countdown

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announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." look at that. think you know about animals? think again. because today, i'm exploring the family trees of 6 wild animals. golly day. do you know which creature is a close relative of the elephant? is it the hyrax or the tapir? is that something or what? who's the closer cousin to the beluga whale? the hippo or the manatee? oh, my gosh. kathaleen: this is amazing. jack: and whose ancestor resembled the bear? the sea lions' or the platypus? find out today.