thunder and lightning and the front will cleanse the atmosphere to give us a great day tomorrow. lets get the latest information from accuweather and meteorologist, cecily tynan. >> jim, this line of thunderstorms is moving out of delaware, and across new jersey right now, really racing towards the coast and there is one active line moving through the delaware bay, this is moving east at 20 miles per hour, heading towards cape may county, if you know friends or on the beach or maury's pier call them and tell them to get inside right away. we have 14 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes, ocean view and wildwood crest, north wildwood and stone harbor in the path of the lightning and farther up to the north, burlington and ocean county, we have a cluster of storms moving out this is no longer severe, the national weather service canceled the warning and the garden state parkway, browns

mills and this is associated with the cold front sweeping through and the good news is not only are we getting much needed rain but the cold front will be a humidity buster, philadelphia the due points 72 degrees, and swamp like with the humidity but if you look to the west we have due points in the 50s and 6:00 and we'll talk about the more comfortable air mass on the way in the accuweather forecast. the bus did not stop and the pedestrian died and that adds up to deadly hit and run. "action news" reporter, walter perez, is live at the accident investigation in north philadelphia. walter what exactly happened? >> reporter: well jim, as you mentioned the bus they believe was involved in this hit and run is back at the lot in philadelphia where the trip originated. this whole thing unfolded right

in front of police headquarters where the victim was killed. >> investigators say that this is a surveillance photo of the bus they believe was involved in a deadly hit and run this morning, police say it happened at 9:45 at ray and franklin streets when the pedestrian was halfway across the crosswalk, the bus turned at the same time, a huge white tour bus and dragged the pedestrian 50 feet and left the scene, it was a tour bus on its way from south philadelphia on its way to washington, d.c. and just a short time ago, that bus returned to its lot at the 400 block of swanson street, we have officers inspecting the bus and talking to the driver and getting more information to piece it together. >> the identity of victim was not released but a 40-year-old african-american man from south philadelphia. the captain says for now there is no way of knowing for sure if

the driver knows he hit someone. >> it happens where the driver or someone in the bus does not realize they struck something or somebody. but it's early on, we have to talk to the driver and see what we have. >> now, just to be clear that surveillance photo was taken moments from the incident but a camera at the scene actually caught the hit and run, but they are not releasing that because it's too graphic. anybody with information is asked to call police. >> thank you walter. we are covering this deadly accidents at 6abc.com, right now you can get another look at the suspected bus along with the latest video and images from the scene. a wheelchair dependant woman died this morning when a chester county home went up in flames, the fire erupted at 4:45 at the

300 block of west main street in parks burg and firefighters had a tough time fighting the blaze because of what appears to be a hoarding situation, one inside they found the body of 30-year-old melissa cortez and five cats and one dog also perished in the fire, the preliminary investigation points to unattended cooking as the cause of blaze. one day before kathleen kane is expected to address the media about being indicted last week, governor tom wolf called on kane to leave her post. john rawlins live at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown. what are the details. >> reporter: jim, the governor did not mince words and did not waiver from what he said last week, the thinking publically is how can the attorney general do her job while defending herself against federal charges.

she should resign her job. >> yes, he believes that kane indicted for perjury and other crimes should resign, but he has not looked for a potential replacement or taken measures to force her to step aside or resign. >> i heard some little snippets of things but i have not looked into that seriously, i hope what is what she is it. >> she is due to speak tomorrow. >> what do you hope she says? >> i hope she says she resigns. >> this close confident of kane's was arraigned in norristown today. patrick reece, a long time policeman and now an aide to kane, pled not guilty, he is accused of using his work computer to search emails

despite a court order banning these actions. and it's alleged that there are many is an evolt system it's called where about certain people had access to be able to get into those files. he was one of the people and he did searches and queries that relatesed to this case. >> mr. steel says that the investigation into the ad's office continues and the attorney general herself is expected to break her public silence by making a statement and taking questions. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> should be eventful. >> thank you john. lawyers for three penn state university administrators asked an appeals court to toss out the charges against them for tim

curly and tim ard, there is no word when the court are rule on this latest request, they remain free on bail. police in chester are investigating a drive by shoot that injured a woman, at 9:00 last night surveillance video showed the victim standing outside of the neighbor's mart and deli on the 2000 block of emmont avenue, someone inside started shooting and the woman ran inside to help. and family members identified her at 27-year-old angela rodriguez, they recognized her after seeing surveillance video on the "action news" facebook page, rodriguez is at crozier chester in intensive care. police have charged a man with the murder of his mother,

police say that she was killed back in december. they announce that michael rivera is charged with murder and arson, that fire destroyed 24 apartments, rivera was arrested one day after the fire in pennsylvania on unrelated charges. lawmen have released surveillance video showing two vandals laughing as they slash dozens of tires in the queenville able section of philadelphia, this is the aftermath of the vandalism spree along the 800 block. a total of 300 cars were damaged . coming up folks looking to find accommodations for the pope's visit to philadelphia may choots to bufrpg on a battleship as an option. and we'll have the latest from eagles training camp as the

eagles get ready for this week's first preseason game. it was a humid, unsettled day, once the storms move off i'm tracking a few uncomfortable days before we get ready for heat wave number four. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight.

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francis's home town, i'll be in argentina, look for my live reports at 6:00 and 11:00 next week here on "action news." 100 pre-k students in camden, new jersey, got a head start on back to school preparations, "action news" was at head start, where kindergartners were given i am ready for kindergarten workbooks they were a gift from the center for family services. hundreds of volunteers put the finishing touches on a renovation program today, working in overdrive, competing the $50,000 makeover at the stenton family manor in just two days, they updated the classrooms and computer lan and

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eagles back to work today waiting for the first game to arrive. >> it's building up to a crescendo, it's a preseason game but the first game after chip kelly tore apart the roster, they will host of the colts, jaime apody is live as they prepare for that one. >> reporter: hey there, news and notes today jaylin watkins and roe were taking reps against the injured shepherd and keiko along oh out with the concussion and bradford getting the pull can of the reps. the buy that everyone wantses to see is this man sam bradford, there is only so much you can tell from training camp, sure he

looks fantastic but how will he respond with a defense in his face, and chip kelly says he is not sure how much or even if bradford will play in the first preseason game. will he be disappointed. >> a little bit, it will make me more anxious for the second game, i went through that last year in st. louis, coach fisher decided to hold me out of the first preseason game, you get the butterflies when you start to get to play again and to wait another week to play, i think the buildup obviously intensifies, you get anxious to get out there. >> one thing sam says if playing in this game gets us to stop asking about his knee he is all for it. and some eagles fans started a petition to try and get the pope to bless bradford's knees when he is in town in september. thousands have signed it, what

does sam think? >> if i got to meet the pope that would be great and he blessed my knees i'm all for it. >> i think the pope probably has better things to do, but anything can help. we wants a super bowl. live at eagles training camp, jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. starting this sunday and every sunday, join us here on 6 abc for a new show, sports sunday, brandon graham will be my cohost airing after "action news" at 11:00. we cannot wait. >> i'm excited, i just want to thank 6 abc for giving me this opportunity, obviously i'm thinking after football and i want to go out there and have some fun with this. i know a lot about what is going on here but i hope that my teammates tonight give me a lot of stuff because some stuff is not pretty sometimes. >> tell it like it is. >> this is a string one, gino

smith will be out six to ten weeks with a broken jaw, he suff suffered this when he was hit in the locker room. >> something very childish that sixth graders could have talked about and no reason to happen, if they want to tell you what happened, they can, but i said i would not say anything about it so i'll keep it there. >> the coach is not happy. the phillies have a game in arizona tonight, aaron and harangue and the phils were rocked last night. he gave up a season high 8 runs in 12 hits, and he won just one game in the last two months, he is they have placed chase utley on waivers that means he could be moved by next month.

he has a full trade protection but he could wave it and be traded. >> he could approve it. >> thank you ducis. cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast, we approve of that.

torrential rain storms have moved through and stormtracker 6 live double scan shows we have dried out here, but there is a line of strong storms bearing down on the coast, island beach state park, garden state parkway just to the east of lacey and route 72 and chads worth and

speed well, 12 lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes in this view and that extends farther south and wildwood and stone harbor hopefully everybody is off the beach and heavy rain than continues to push to the east, i want to show you what is going on in philadelphia right now, sky 6 hd showing the center city skyline, once this moves through the clouds begin to break and we have lower humidity as well and things get better, this is something we want to points out. this occurred at 5:45 and the double scan live is good at detecting rotation and this shows there was a possible waterspout over the delaware bay and less friction here and that could spin up a waterspout like a mini tornado. right now philadelphia 75 degrees, down from the high of 85 degrees, it was oppressive. millville 70 rain cooled and

wilmington currently 76 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing this line of storms all associated with the cold front, we had the warm front move through and that brought us the drenching and this cold front continues to sweep off the coast and behind it we get the winds from the northwest and that is the dry flow of air, tonight the storms move off the coast in the next 15 minces or so and the humidity is dropping in the overnight hours, 70 in philadelphia, and millville 56 and allentown 62 and the atlantic city airport down to 69 degrees, wednesday is looking pretty nice, a mixture of clouds and sunshine and much lower humidity and there is cold air in the upper atmosphere and that could trigger a spotty shower and instability shower and north of philadelphia, not widespread and i think thursday will be the pick of the week this week, gorgeous and mostly sunny and low humidity, temperatures just below the

average high of 86 and 83 degrees and enjoy it and as we head through the weekend we'll begin to heat up. you'll get the land breeze and not the sea breeze, with a high of 83 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lower humidity tomorrow and 85 degrees, pop-up instability shower mainly north of philadelphia and thursday gorgeous and 83 and friday we bump it up to 87 degrees and then the heat returns, on saturday 90 with a possibility of late day thunderstorms and sunday for the preseason eagles game it stays hot and monday 91 degrees and it looks like heat wave number four is moving in, enjoy the next few days because things are heating back up. about a dozen college studentses came to channel 6 today for a behind the scenes look at what it is we do. the students met with "action

news" reporter, vernon odom, and there is vernon news director tom davis and amy morris. and the students were curious about political reporting and they got a tour of our assignment desk as well. >> and there is steve mackenzie helping out with these students, bop watt, one of our video editors, they got the low down from the best people around here and we appreciate their visit part of the philadelphia city council fellowship program, abc world news is next on channel 6, and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17. now for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00.

breaking news tonight, the surveillance video just released, the new images now emerging from ferguson, running for cover as gunfire breaks out, the teenager critically wounded. police say he pulled out his gun first. also tonight, the heavily armed men moving in. they call themselves patriots armed with semiautomatic weapons. also at this hour, donald trump set to speak. will he pivot as we now hear from megyn kelly. >> i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism. also the storms hitting the east coast tonight after hail slams the heartland. cars washing away in colorado. >> bye-bye daddy's car. >> tonight the hikers trapped in this dust storm. late today, the famous actress, the court deciding to send her two young children back overseas to their father even though they're american citizens.