>> good afternoon, sunday, august 16 i'm eva pilgrim, nydia han is off, here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." philadelphia police are searching for two suspects who stole a medical transport van with two patients inside. a man is fielgt for his life after -- fighting for his

life after bullets fly outside a nightclub in spring garden. the countdown is on, we're an hour away from the eagles preseason opener, we have team coverage. let's head outside to chris sowers. >> reporter: you couldn't ask for anything better if you're heading to lincoln financial field. the temperatures are in the 80s. the humidity is slightly higher than yesterday. but not bad. 84 in millville. 86 in reading you can lancaster, 84. you have to use your head the numbers climb into the 90s keep hydrated this afternoon and take frequent breaks if you're standing out in the sun, try to find the shade. satellite and radar, there's not a cloud in the sky, crystal clear, sunny. the game start 1:00 p.m., hot, humid, stay hydrated, 90 degrees

by 1:00 p.m. the 4th quarter the temperatures will climb to 92 or 93. with the humidity expect the feels-like temperatures to be a good degree or two higher than the numbers you saw there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we have a ton of 90s and a couple of chances of pop-up thunderstorms tuesday and wednesday, we'll see how that cools things down in the seven-day forecast. i'll have that for you coming up in ten minutes. >> it is the day many eagles fans have been waiting for. the birds are taking on the colts in their preseason opener. we have live team coverage from the link. trish hartman is there, but first we begin with jamie apody, the spotlight is not going to come on sam bradford. >> reporter: football is back if philadelphia, how exciting is that. it is hot out here, i'll tell you what else. it is exciting to see the eagles play the colts today. you can see the team is working out behind me. they are getting ready to go.

there are things to watch for today, one of the things being the secondary, will they get to find by andrew luck or look good this new secondary. how about the quarterback? how about the linebackers, marcus smith has he improved. speaking of quarterback, sam bradford is not going to play, it will be tebow against barclay show. here's what the guys have to say about that. >> any opportunity is great, you have to make the most of it. that's what we're all trying to do put our best foot forty. >> i'm looking forward to it, just playing ball something i've been doing since i've been a little boy, it's a blessing to be in practice, it's fun to crap it -- scrap it up, too. >> it's a little disappointing,

but i'm excited about the opportunity next week. >> reporter: you don't want to miss our brand new sunday show "action news" sports sunday, 11:35 after "action news" at 11:00 p.m. we'll welcome our brand new co-host brandon graham into 89 studio joining ducis rogers, jeff skeverski and myself it will be a blast. football is back, eagles and colts. the starters are not going to play much at all. it is so exciting to see how the birds team will look for the first time in 2015. live at lincoln financial field, jamie apody channel 6 "action news." >> let's check in with trish hartman with the eagles fan frenzy. hey, trish. >> reporter: hey, eva. it's that time the folks are making their way into the stadium. the parking lot is packed and the fans are pumped for the preseason game against the colts even if they have to suffer through the sweat hering

temperatures before and during the game. >> for jerry and jen this preseason against the colts is a family affair. >> i'm trying to convert her. >> reporter: jerry is a a dye hd eagles fan. his daughter is a colts fan. >> there's the father son duo that's all green and white. it's 4-year-old aidan's first football game. dad is making sure his little eagles fan stayed hydrated. >> we have a cooler packed with water stay hydrated. he has sun block on keep him cool. >> reporter: fans say they have been waiting for this day for a while. >> since the last loss. we think about next season right

away. >> reporter: now our meteorologists predict the highs in the low 90s, if you're out here be safe, drink lots of water and put sunscreen on. as for the colts fan she said she will not be wearing her colts shirt inside the stadium. >> thanks, trish. we have new developments this noon on the disappearance of an indonesian airline with 54 people on board. villagers in the province of papua found the wreckage. the plane was on a 42 minute flight there was no distress call from the pilot, but there was bad weather in the area at the time. there is no information on whether anyone survived. philadelphia police are investigating shootings outside two nightclubs, one deadly. police say a 40-year-old man had just left the bar on the 1800

block of west cumberland street in north philadelphia when someone opened fire. the victim was hit several times, he died at the hospital. there are no systems in time case. people who live in a club in spring garden were forced to run for cover. the action cam at broad and popular street. hundreds were leaving the club at 2:30 when several men got into an argument. we're told two dozen shots were fired. a 24-year-old man was hit several times. medics rushed him to the hospital in critical condition. there's no word on whether any arrests have been made. a man is fighting for his life after his truck slammed into a gas station in camden county and caught fire. police say it happened around 2:30 when the pick up flew by an officer on route 130 in collingswood. the officer tried to catch up, but found the truck crashed into the speed line gas station on the brooklawn circle in brooklawn.

the truck hit the gas pump and both burst into flames. the officer put the fire out. scary night for two men with disabilities while their medical transport was stolen with them inside. the police say the driver noticed a light on in his house as he was passing by and pulled over to check it out when two other men walking down the street jumped in and took off. when they noticed two men with special needs in the back they stopped and let them out unharmed and began driving again. police are searching for the van and the guys who took it. faa is searching for a hot air balloon accident that injured three people in lincoln county. the basket was on the ground when the top of the balloon got tangled in electrical wires. it happened at 8:00 p.m. last

night. three people suffered electrical burns, one is in critical condition. much more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon. history comes alive on the battleship new jersey. we'll take you for a special tour coming up in loves the arts. in "healthcheck," breakfast does a body good, but can skipping that first meal lead you to gain weight? we'll tell you what experts are now saying. those stories, plus, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this. blinds to go's

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rockies in colorado caught this spotted deer and rabbit together. disney is the parent company of 6abc. >> how cute, who says dogs and cats can't live together. >> well, my dog doesn't like cats. >> reporter: here's the view, now the philadelphia international airport. it's a hot one, getting toasty out there, temperatures climbing in the upper 80s. it's strange how the the humidity is working throughout the delaware valley, in parts of the area it's not humid at all. other parts it feels like a down right steam bath. i'll show you the specifics. 87 in philadelphia. dpaint -- dewpoint, 62. reading, 86. allentown, # 6. philadelphia, 87. millville 84. you factor in the humidity, 86,

87, 84, it feels like 89, 88, 85, everybody else feeling the humidity except the city of philadelphia. that's where the biggest population is right now, so good, it feels better in the city, but it's humid for everybody else out there. satellite and radar showing clear conditions up and down the eastern seaboard, the mid atlantic, southeast states we're high and dry. high pressure remains in control. this guy right here is the heat pump high, responsible for heat wave number four. we're getting close to 90 right now forecasting 95 tomorrow. this will be the 4th heat wave of the year. it will bump the jet to the northwest, it will keep storm conditions well out of reach. that means conditions will stay dry over the next several days,

other than a hit or miss shower or thunderstorm, spotty at best, 30% chance. most of us stay dry. future tracker showing the heat indices values, low to mid 90s for everybody. monday is the peak of the heat. we'll see forecasted high of 94, 95. heat index will be a degree or two warmer than the actual air temperature. it will be uncomfortable for the next 24 to 36 hours. 85 degrees in the mountains, warm and sticky especially compared to yesterday. jersey shore it's a beauty down there, mostly sunny skies hardly a cloud in the sky. 85 degrees before the sea breeze kicks in. warm and humid, very, very nice, especially considering what we could see this time of year with showers and thunderstorms. we'll take today. 90 in lancaster. reading, 893. allentown, 92. trenton, 90. the cooler numbers believe it or not are actually south and east of the city.

usually it is just the opposite where we get the cooler numbers north and west. the sea breeze is kicking in and stengt well inland -- extending well inl land. this area north and west will hang outline in the 90s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 95 hot and humid monday. 95 feeling like 96, 97. still under a heat advisory criteria. this will get close, the higher the temperature gets more oppressive it will feel. tuesday hot, 92. wednesday, thursday, friday, accuweather has bumped these numbers down into the 8 i didn't want to go that route yet it's only off one computer run, even if they were in the

80s, we'll have still have high humidity levels. >> imagine 90s even if it is in the 80s. ever wonder like what it was like to be a soldier during world war ii. head to battleship new jersey and find out. here's karen rogers 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the battleship new jersey sat on the water for the last 14 years. >> unlike other museums looking through glass, here you get to touch history. >> reporter: it has the span of three football fields the longest of its time. it was built in philadelphia, so she is a local girl. and built by women.

>> reporter: through 50 years of service from world war ii to the persian gulf world 55,000 americans called the battleship home. >> where where they slept and. >> you can see more on us than any other battleship in the world. you can crawled around and seep the guns and see where they could launch nuclear missiles. >> reporter: you can sign up for an inter active tour. >> you can salim -- sleep on board the ship you get to pull the trigger and fire the gun. i think when they come away with a better understanding of what people sacrificed so we could have the freedoms we have today. >> reporter: go to battleship

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look for us now cape may, new jersey, look at all those happy people sitting under those umbrellas, 86 cease, 12:20. on "healthcheck" this noon it's called the most important meal of the day. can skipping breakfast cause you to pack on more pounds. experts are not so sure. the current dietary guidelines urge people to eat breakfast everyday. a new study shows the results are inconclusive.

experts say eating breakfast is part of a well-balanced diet. >> they were fighting melanoma on two fronts at the philadelphia zoo. ali gorman was taking part in the 5k raising money for research for skin cancer. fox chase was screening participants to make sure they didn't have a small and dangerous melanoma. >> we see it everyday, patient ishts come -- come in and it was something they were not concerned about. this is a very, very serious problem. >> melanoma has been on the rise in recent years particularly among younger people. the fox chase mobile screening van is supported by the flyers wives charities. if you're planning to fly there's delays saturday of a

computer glitch from an air traffic control computer. the flight center in washington, d.c. hands high attitude traffic. flights were scrubbed and hundreds of others were delayed for hours. many other flights had to be rerouted around washington. the all out battle against dozens of wildfires continues in the rockies to the pacific northwest and southern california. the washington fires are burning on three sides of a town and knocked out power to ten thousand people. one woman died after she hit her head trying to evacuate. one emergency team got only two of the nine air tankers they requested to knock down the fire they are trying to fight. the phils are hoping for a much-needed win in milwaukee. we'll have a preview next. the phillies face the

brewers in milwaukee today and they are trying to avoid a sweep. jeff skeverski has that and a preof the eagles preseason opener. >> reporter: eagles fans you want to see sam bradford watch the sidelines. you want to sanchez don't blink. you want to see tebow and barclay you're in luck. sanchez getting limited time at the linc. tebow and barclay ballots for the third string quarterback job. tebow has not played in three years, as far as barclay he has

yet to throw an nfl touchdown. >> just to approve i'm a capable quarterback and win games in the league, i know what i can do in the league and for the team. i want to show coach kelly. >> >> i'm looking forward to it, just having fun playing ball. it's a blessing to be in practice and it is fun to scrap it up, too. >> with bradford out and demarko murray, chip kelly is not dieing to see his reconstructed roster come to life. all he wants to see is week one in atlanta. >> i'm not a fan of anything, my job is to make sure everybody is ready to play when we go to play atlanta. >> check out the "action news" sports sunday our new show tonight at 11:35 brandon graham

joins ducis, jamie and myself, the highlights and reaction and exclusive content later tonight. chase utley appears to be top of the list of two contending teams. the phils star has to waive his no-trade clause for a deal to get done. utley is not out of here, but this pitch in the third, utley gone. his first homer since the beginning of june. batting 500 since coming off the disabled list. phils up, but they blow it. codey ashy boots it. walker on the board with one. it leads to this, the ball gets away, ugh! wriewrls -- brewers tie it and take the lead. phils lose 4-2, the hottest team in baseball has cooled off. they have lost four of their last five. trying to avoid a sweep later

today in milwaukee. aaron harang will be on the the mound. the highest played athletes are the most exciting to watch. the top spot goes to a man who won his, according to forbes magazine, floyd mayweather topped the list, pacquiao was second. labron james, phil mickelson and tiger woods, none of them won a championship last year. here's some of the stories we'll have you for you. remembering julian bond. taking a look back at the life and legacy of a long time civil rights activist. an iconic image made for the world meeting of families,

those stories and much more when "action news" continues. happen

"action news," a camden woman is lucky to be alive after being rescued from the roof of her burning home. a man is in critical condition after a confrontation leads to a stabbing in juniata. imagine coming home to this, a bear trying to break in through a cat door, it happened to a man in idaho. it's not the first time.

we'll have more on those stories in a moment, but first let's head outside to chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. are you sweating yet? >> reporter: you know what's funny if you've ever been inside the "action news" studio. it's cold in there i've been in there for an hour plus, so i can't tell how hot it is out here, my skin is frozen. temperature-wise we're up into the 80s. this is an air quality alert ozone-action day for people who suffer from respiratory problems, so you want to limit the time you spend outdoors, ground level ozone is the issue. you don't want to breathe that in. if you suffer from respiratory problems, again, limit the time that's spent outdoors this afternoon. let's get into the numbers, 87 degrees in pottstown, fleetwood, 86. saint david, 86.

glassboro, 88. cinnaminson, 87. buena, 84. how about gandys beach they are picking up a bay breeze and temperatures are in the upper 70s along the waterfront in cumberland and salem counties. delightful. you know another delightful spot, cape may, if you have extra time on your hands this afternoon it is beautiful on the sands. another shot in atlantic city, look at all the folks on the boards, temperatures in ac80 degrees. you're picking up a sea breeze that's keeping the short communities cooler than inland locations. 893 degrees that's where we top out in philadelphia. mostly sunny and hot. warm sea breeze developing down the shore. temperatures in the 80s. poconos partly sunny and warm, a little humid, 84 degrees, not a bad finish to the weekend at all. some areas hot, you can handle low 90s. tomorrow could be one of the hottest days we've seen so far

this year. i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast when i see you again in just a few minutes. >> it's the day many eagles fans have been waiting for. the birds are taking on the colts in their preseason kickoff. trish hartman is live with the fans at the linc. >> reporter: it's almost game time so folks are packing up the tailgating and heading to the link. fans said they are looking forward to today. even though it's a scorcher they also they are ready to beat the heat and the cold. e-a-g-l-e-s! eagles fans show up early and they are prepared. >> we have a bus, mini kitchen, grill, table tent anything you need for the possible weather conditions. >> today the condition is heat. fans are disappointed that they

won't see sam bradford play today. >> we were hoping to see the quarterback, slightly disappointed, but it's only preseason. other than that we would like to see the running back get ready and play hard. >> reporter: for tyler and her mom it's a chance to bond before she heads to college in pittsburgh. >> i'll be back to school in the fall, so i wanted come out in the preseason with me mom. >> we were talking about how we would rather be in the snow than the heat. definitely we're drinking water today. >> reporter: they have the right idea. it is very hot out here, i'm meteorologist -- our meteorologists are saying highs in the low 90s. bring the sunscreen and stay hydrated. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> a man was stabbed multiple times in the juniata section of

philadelphia. several men approached the victim at m and erie. the man ran to a nearby super market and collapsed in the parking lot. no arrests have been made. camden police are investigating a shooting that sent three people including two teenagers to the hospital. the gunfire rang out after 12:30 on the 2700 block of yorkship road. police found a 16-year-old boy shot in the groin. a 22-year-old man and teenager were shot. the teen hit in the back. all three were rushed to the hospital. so far no word on a motive. in camden, firefighters had to rescue a woman from the roof of her home after a fire broke out. it appeared happened on the 700 block of woodland avenue around 2:30. when crews arrived they found flames shooting from the first floor and a woman screaming for help on the roof. a family of four had to be evacuated from an adjoining

home. so far no word on what started the fire. fire officials are warning people against swimming in the schuylkill river after an apparent drowning. a 50-year-old man was at a blues festival in manayunk when he went for a women and disappeared. crews searched by boat and air and found the man's body an hour later. the incident happened not far from where west chester yumpt university student shane montgomery drown. it is very dangerous to swim in the schuylkill because of the strong current. crews began work on what's left of the homes on 200 block of hills place. the blaze broke outfully night. a 22 -- broke out friday night. a 22-year-old 0 woman who was celebrating her birthday has

burned over 80% of her body. it was ruled an accident. long time civil rights activist, julian bond died in florida. he was on the front lines of civil rights protests. he served in the georgia state ledge literature and was a college professor. bond was 75 years old. art hassles been actual to the catholic church and it -- art has always been central to the catholic church, and so has the latest iconic work. >> i assume when someone is on stage and finish the song, they are waiting for the second the applause comes.

>> reporter: it's been made for the iconic art. he has been commissioned to create artwork across the county. when he got the call, he knew it had to be a true original. officials say they can't be happier. >> it's the first painting of its kind with the holy family extending into it is grand parents. >> the grandparents being mary's mother and father and of course you have mary and jersey with jesus as a toddler at the center to represent the christian savior not only as the center of the family, but the church as well. >> i wanted to make sure all the figures the first figure you look at is the figure of christ that's the last thing you look at before you look away. >> reporter: it's loaded with details including elements from

within the cathedral of saints peter and paul where it will stand when the conference comes to philadelphia next month. >> the work i do is mostly at the parish level, so this piece will be seen on the world stage. >> reporter: if you would like to see his work a link can be found at 6abc.com. walter perez channel 6 "action news" channel 6 "action news." >> visit our pope channel at 6abc.com, there you can take a look at the security perimeter maps and other road closures and details and find information on the special transportation guidelines from septa and new jersey transit. much more to come on "action news" sunday. some people wouldn't dream of jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. this guy he did it all at the age of 85. his story in effect. 'tis the season for back to school shopping. this year parents don't have to break the bank. there's a few easy apps that could be saving you hundreds.

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>> reporter: how about spike? there's the view in penns landing. it is nice and quiet this afternoon, but it's hot, the humidity is starting to increase. forecasting a high of 19 degrees in philadelphia. well above the seasonal average of 86. we started out at 72. well above the seasonal average for the low. allentown, 86. millville, 84. dover, 85. wilmington, checking in at 85 degrees. dewpoints, the way we measure the amount of moisture in the air. 60 is the benchmark. you get over 70 it's oppressive in the 50s it's comfortable. as you can see the numbers are well into the 60s. philadelphia, 62 we call that -- classify that as slightly humid. you get out here in the western suburbs, reading, 678. wilmington, 66. dover, 67. the shorepoints mid 60s. you notice the change in the air

mass. it's starting to become thicker and thicker. satellite and radar showing nothing until we go wired when we see the weather appear across the high plains. this is a cold front. this is where the forecast gets tricky. the latest computer model information coming in suggest the high, yesterday the high was going to stay in place for the next search to ten days. this latest information suggests this clips the high, cools us down into the mid to upper 80s. wednesday, thursday and friday, things pull back and then this sprouts again and we surge into the 90s. we'll see what happens over the next 12 to 24 hours. i didn't want to make any drastic changes in the forecast until we see the runs come in. heat wave yesterday day number one. 91 degrees, today, easily top

out in the 90s. tomorrow, 93 degrees. we should have no problem hitting a heat wave. combination of sun and clouds, partly cloudy overnight tonight. tomorrow afternoon a sea breeze front develops along coastal monmouth ocean and atlantic county that could trigger thunderstorms late in the day, everybody else will steer clear of any weather. combination of sun and clouds tomorrow, as well. the lehigh valley humid dewpoints in the 60s. sun and clouds, 92 degrees allentown and bethlehem. jersey shore beautiful, sticky, sunshine, 85 degrees, sea breeze kicking in. the that number will pull back to 8 old degrees as the day wears on. philadelphia, 93, sunny, humid, winds out of the southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight continued humid mainly clear, 64 degrees, outlying suburbs, 72 center city. if you're heading to the lehigh

valley. musikfest continues this evening, allison chains headliner taking the stage at 8:00 p.m. partly cloudy and warm, 83 degrees is the temperature with the numbers coming down throughout the evening. 95 degrees tomorrow, feeling like the mid to upper 90s with the humidity. hot thunderstorms, tuesday, 92. wednesday, thursday, friday, 90 degrees each day and saturday sunny and hot, 92 degrees. >> thanks,. remember you can count on 6abc.com/weather for the rising number on the heat and humidity as you begin the new workweek. there you'll find satellite image also. a man from delran can check this off his bucket list. he went skydiving at 85. nora muchanic has his story. >> reporter: it's a bird, it's a plane, no that's 835-year-old

charles free falling from the sky after jumping out of the plane at 12,000 feet. >> it's great. it's hard to explain with a thrill. >> reporter: with an experienced diver guiding him, charles made his jump with two grandchildren on a whim. he tried to take it all in as he plummeted to earth. >> actually the free fall was bumpy. after the parachute opened he manuvered it all around so you can see the country side. >> reporter: some people think an 85-year-old must be a little crazy to jump out of a plane. but he said he dibility lose -- loss his sense of adventure. charles has been married to terry for 64 years. you think he is crazy? >> yeah. definitely.

>> reporter: how can? >> because he is 85 years old. >> he banged his head and leg during a rough landing, but said it was worth. this daredevil has flown in a hot air balloon and glider and one thing left on his bucket list. >> a military jet, i would love to do that, i don't know how it will happen. >> reporter: perhaps he'll figure out because nothing keeps him on the ground. in delran, channel 6 "action news." >> sky6 live hd taking a live

look for us over center city. a beautiful, but hot day shaping up for us. one idaho man is learning about bear behavior, the hard way. thursday night, doug carter caught these pictures of the bear sticking his snout through the cat door of his second floor condo. in may he awoke to see mother

and cubs chowing down on his cat food dispensary on his balcony. while away on vacation two weeks ago, bears got inside leaving bear marks on the door frame. he drank soda and candy. >> i left the door open 7 or 8 inches, it squeezed through that. >> he cleared everything off the balcony and keeps the sliding door locked, but jumping the pictures, the bears hadn't forgotten about his house. the new school year is almost here and americans are expected to spend a ggering $68 billion on back to school items. >> reporter: it's that time of year again. that means hitting the stores,

back to school. every year this family of four spends more than $1,500 getting ready for school. >> with two kids i'm spending as much as i did in the past. >> with a third on the way, i think i'll be more budget conscious. >> reporter: director of yahoo parenting armed with ways to save. there's apps that pay you to shop. cash back on all your purchases. 2% cash back. it's activated and you can combine it with what is already on sale. next up an oldy but goodie. sign up for mailing lists, they give exclusive sales only to subscribers, this ll bean listing alerted them to a deal on backpack and lunch boxes they were going to buy anywhere.

>> your to that is $103, but with the app it will take it down to 75 bucks. >> reporter: shop for this 25% off at staples. all your school supplies it is over $126 you add this coupon it's down to $104. >> reporter: use the gps locater to find you savings as soon as you walk in. after ringing it up, your total is $100.98. you saved $153. >> reporter: all in all, saving this family more than $250. >> more than 15% of their back to school budget. that was abc's lindsey davis reporting. when "action news" continues an update of the top

stories, plus a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> recapping our top stories on

"action news," indonesia officials say villagers found the wreckage of an airline that lost contact. the turboprop was carrying 54 people including five children. a man is in critical condition this noon after being stabbed multiple times in juniata section of philadelphia. police say he was stabbed during a confrontation with several men at the intersection of m and erie streets. no arrests have been mailed.

how will the eagles fair this season, you can find out as they take on the colts in the first preseason game. you can get a rundown on the game on the sunday sports show after "action news." >> >> reporter: i like tebow, i think he'll do good. 93 degrees this afternoon, 95 tomorrow, approaching the record high of 96. both today and tomorrow you notice the increase in humidity. you have to use your head if you're outdoors for an extended period of time. stay hydrated. next saturday, the ravens come to town, high humidity levels it will be uncomfortable. >> fyi philly is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. tonight. for chris sowers, nydia han, i'm

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