police investigate a number of shootings across the city. a south jersey family calls for action after two police officers are not charge in a deadly shooting that was caught on video. amtrak plans to handle the big crowds during the pope's visit next month. chris sowers is outside with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i'm actually jealous you're outside. >> reporter: it's been hot and humid, but today anything but, as a matter of fact the feels like the middle of september as opposed to august. poconos, 55. allentown, 54. you go a little bit farther to the north, wilks-berre cranston area, they are in the 40s, millville, 64. for the most part we have clear conditions on city avenue. now, there are a few high, thin clouds down the shore, but as

you see on the satellite image, all of it is pushing off the coast and should be out of here in the next hour or two. accuweather expect mostly sunny day, fair weather clouds, lunchtime, 83, 3:00 p.m., 85. 6:00 p.m., 83 degrees, forecasting a high of 85 which is on par for this time of the year. that's our normal high temperature. sun sets 7:48. >> reporter: the did a lot of hours are getting shorter and shorter. fall is around the corner. the frontal system that swept through yesterday is hanging off the coast and believe it or not will push toward the west as we get into sunday. the clouds will increase, the winds shift off the water and a spotty shower is possible east of philadelphia as we head into sunday, we want to stress the word spotty. it is not going to amount to all that much. if you have outdoor plans you want to keep that in the back of your mind. i'll have the latest on

hurricane danny in the seven-day forecast when i see you in just a few minutes. on "action news," a family find their son shot in the street, but they couldn't save. he was gunned down in cobbs creek. his family ran outside and put him in the car and rushed him to the hospital. that's where they got the heartbreakerring news he died. police are looking for the gunman, investigators are looking into whether the shooter and the victim got into an earlier fight at the tavern. another man is fighting for his life after another case of gun violence in philadelphia. someone shot a 21-year-old man in grays ferry. he was shot in the chest and legs at 31st dickenson. the victim was taken to penn presbyterian where's in critical condition. so far no arrests or a motive. more news you did not see last night, a husband and wife were robbed inside their northeast philadelphia home, the children were inside during the break in.

the two robbers ran off with # hundred dollars. nobody was hurt in the home invasion. happening today, the family of a man shot and killed by bridgeton new jersey police will call for action. jerome reid's family will join the national awareness alliance. grand jury found the officers acted reasonable who thought their lives were in danger. after removing a gun from the car, he divide orders to stay in the car. his happedz were raised at the time of the shooting. his family is preparing a civil lawsuit. an air force serviceman remains hospitalized after he and two others subdued a man who opened fire on the train.

the americans tackled him and beat him unconscious and hog tied him. two passengers were wiewrch woundedded the serviceman was stabbed. he is expected to be okay. the mothers of the two heros say they couldn't be prouder. >> we are both very proud of them. i wish he didn't have to get hurt, but they saved lives. >> authorities are still trying to find a motive for the attack, but say it could have been much worse if not for the those three. now, police have identified the gunman allegedly involved in a deadly shooting at a federal building in new york city. 63-year-old kevin downing shot a security guard to death. he turned the gun on himself. he is a veteran and former federal employee, but have not released any information about a

motive. north korean and south korean officials are going face to face in their first high level talks in years. north korea threatened an all out war against south korea. the north doesn't like the loud speakers they use was involved in the group's finances media operations and logistics. easing winds may allow firefighters to get a better handle on fires that left three firefighters dead.

officials have become to desperate they are calling in volunteers to help battle the wildfires. firefighters are exhausted from battling the complex blaze that burned 600 square miles in the state. thousands of homes are threatened. some homeowners are fleeing with nothing. others are staying to fight the fires themselves. shifting winds have posed a challenge. >> it makes it very, very difficult if not impossible to utilize aviation resources on a day like this. it is just a very challenging day. now, better weather conditions are expected in washington state this weekend. president obama is sending federal aid to help out. the federal government is getting more funding to help new jersey transit recover from super-storm sandy. $71 million will be injected for rebuilding and replacing equipment damaged by the storm. the latest round of funding will

be used in hoboken. the rail agency received 2 billion in sandy funding. new trouble may be on the horizon for the revel. the power supplier is involved in litigation with glen straub the owner of the property. he wants his own heating supplier in place, as a he goes forward with a makeover of the property. he first has to repair smashed windows he blames on giant seagulls. amtrak is hagged trains to help handle the expected increase in riders did you work the pope's visit. the additional cars will run along the northeast corridor from washington, d.c. to new york. the pope is visiting those two cities, as well, before arriving in philadelphia. amtrak is upping the number of trips and adding special stops in philadelphia september 26th

and 27th. septa's papal passes are not sold out. you can by them in person instead of online. septa is selling the one day train passes at train stations. we have all the details at 6abc.com. remember you can always get updates on the pope's visit by following our twitter account at 6abc pope for up to date news. a person robs the wrong house when those inside take matters into their own hands. a truck is destroyed when it drives under a bridge that is far too low. boss man is not going to be happy about that one. >> reporter: comfortable breezes today, maybe a spotty shower possible tomorrow, i'll have the call from accuweather right after this. >> a former baltimore ravens

cheerleader has been sentenced for having sex with a teenage boy in delaware. the 48-year-old fell to her knees and cried in court. the mother of three received 15 years in prison, but the judge suspended the sentence in favor of probation. police in california say a burglar, he picked the wrong home and paid for it. police say the would-be burglar tried to break into the home yesterday morning, but woke up to three men inside. they took matters into their own hands and hog tied the burglar. they called police the burglar was charged. watch this, the produce truck didn't make it. got torn apart trying to to go under a railroad bridge that was not quiet high enough. the bridge is 1'06", police say there's so many crashes there's

they put a video camera to record them. we all know that the signs are posted. what is funny, one of my girlfriends posted something similar a furniture delivery truck in wayne it happened too. >> it's lazyiness they know they want the wrong way, and they think maybe i can sneak under this. boss man not happy. let's go live on sky 6. that's the temperature uniformity camera. breath taking around delaware valley. that's a shot of philadelphia. not a cloud in the sky. atlantic city, same thing clear conditions up and down the entire jersey shoreline. high, thin clouds, this is going to be a nice day, should be perfect for swimming or wiffle

ballgame going on. reading, 58. poconos, 54. we have 40s showing up across north central pennsylvania. trenton, 63. millville, 64. cape may, closer to 70 degrees, there's the gentle breeze starting to blow out of the north/northwest. ten miles per hour for philadelphia, wilmington, 9, dover, 10. note the direction of the arrows they are out of the north. that's a less humid wind direction, that's taking a warm, soupy air mass and shoving it down to the south across the virginias and the carolinas. satellite and radar, there you go, not too much going on. the only feature that we're watching believe it or not is coming from the east or the water, it's going to push toward the west closer to the coast. this is the frontal system that swung through yesterday. you remember yesterday the humidity was high during the morning. by the afternoon it felt like a breath of fresh air. now what will happen the same front will retrograde or push

toward the west. you'll see that reflected on future tracker 6. stowed is fine, mostly sunny conditions just about the entire day. lehigh valley puffy cumulus clouds, same thing for the poconos that's it. 9:00 a.m., here comes the clouds off the water and one or two areas the interior sections of south jersey could see a hit or miss shower. it's mainly going to be east of the delaware river. if you see it at all it will be brief and light. hurricane danny was a major hurricane yesterday, windy 110 miles per hour. gusts higher than that. you can see how small the storm is. hurricane force winds only extend 10 miles per hour out from the center of the circulation. cecily runs ten miles for a warmup, so you get the idea. it is not that big of a storm. the storm will push toward the west, it will encounter wind sheer as it pushes over the

leeward islands. it will weaken into a tropic alstorm and eventually nothing more than a tropical depression by the time we get into the middle of next week. this is nothing more than a beneficial rain producer for the caribbean islands. sun and clouds, pleasant, 82 degrees, atlantic city all the shorepoints will enjoy a nice day on the sand, comfortable mostly sunny, 83 degrees is the forecasted high. philadelphia, sun and clouds, 85. no humidity. winds out of the north it will be breeze from time to time. ten to 15 miles per hour. partly cloudy and real nice. overnight 57 degrees outlying suburbs. 66 for center city. one thing you're not seeing is rain which is unfortunately we could use some we're starting to get low in the water bucket. 86 today and 86 tomorrow.

monday, sunshine, humid, 8 #. that's the hot one. from that point on, another front comes through, canadian front drops the humidity off and pulls the temperatures back into the mid 80s, lots of sunshine. wednesday looks good, friday, at this point looks nice, sun and clouds, 86 degrees. not too bad. >> you get to be the barrier -- bearer of good news. wait until winter we'll be giving you the dirty looks. lung cancer is turning the tide. >> reporter: for 40 years, shirley was a pack a day smoker. i quit for 3 months, 9 months and always went back.

after her friend got lung cancer, she got a ct scan aimed at picking up cancer sooner. >> this lesion is abnormal. >> reporter: small groups like shirls rarely show up on ordinary chest x-rays. >> it could hide behind the rib or the heart. >> reporter: most growth won't be caught on x-rays until they are larger and incurable. screening with ct scans which create a more three dimensional views can cut deaths up up to 20%. >> a pack of days for 30 years or two packs a day for 15 years who is actively smoking or quit in the last 15 years. certainly professionals, firefighters and military should be screened with ct along with people who have lung diseases

like copd. shirley is cancer free and stopped smoking and back to an active life. >> it is a blessing for me. >> reporter: she has inspired others to get screened, too. >> i don't see any reason not to go do it. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

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happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. the second boardwalk run will kick off down the shore. the race benefits the archway schools it starts at 8:00 on the atlantic city boardwalk at the tropicana casino. 7th anniversary of community day at barrett playground happening from 1:14.

8th and new cannon avenue. for the car enthusiasts arbor square will hold their event today at the birches on main street from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. that's what's happening in and around our area, sports is coming up next. the most important of the day.

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life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. everyone, 7:23 saturday morning, here's satellite and radar we'll take a closer look at the delaware bay and the jersey shore. everything looks nice, the front that swept through yesterday is hanging out right here off the coast let's say 100 to

125 miles. this will pull west before we head into sunday. let's flip it over to double scan live. i have the buoys on here, delaware bay is nice and flat, less than one foot. two foot from atlantic city to cape may. a i toggled on to the louis buoy. we have an air temperature. 73. the winds are stained out of the north/northeast at 22 miles per hour, gusting to 25. it's breezy on the mouth of the delaware bay. everybody seeing winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. shore forecast. beach haven, 82, atlantic city, 83. delaware beaches, 84. ocean temperatures very delightful in the 70s. of. a new phillies pitcher shows off his stuff on the mound and at the plate. it was not a good night for chase utley and the dodgers.

jeff skeverski has all your saturday morning sports. >> reporter: sam bradford is expected to make his debut against the ravens, early -- earl wolf had surgery on his right knee. marcus smith has a hamstring injury. jimmy curry gets a shot to show off his moves. >> being out there is like being in the -- when it comes down to it, you have to make sure you handle your job right. after practice, fletcher cox taking a drive with juan pablo montoya in the area for sunday's race in the poconos loving it. >> does chip kelly know you did

this? >> i'm sure he knows now. >> reporter: chase utley a dodger said it has yet to sink in he is no longer a philly. utley feeling more at home with jimmy rollins at his side. >> i've known him for a while, he is fun to be around, all that factors into it. >> how strange does this look, utley in dodger blue batting second behind jimmy rollins as he goes o-4. fly out in the 9th against astro starter who knows it is utley's debut. this is how rookie jared

ikoff gets ready to go. he is the first phils starting pitcher to have more than one rbi in the debut. the family goes nuts. he goes 6 innings, picks up his first win and phils win 7-1. they are back at it later tonight in miami. sports sunday tomorrow brandon graham. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. newlyweds in oregon added their dog to their nuptials. he is dieing from bone cancer. the dog had an opportunity to run on the beach, that made everybody smile during the emotional big day. >> we have much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, stay with us, we'll be right back.

>> new overnight, philadelphia police are trying to determine if a man was shot in the head during an attempted robbery. a woman is hospitalized after she is hit by a car near a nightclub where a popular r&b performer was appearing. the eagles in their second preseason game as they take on the ravens at the linc.

those stories, but first chris sowers is outside. >> reporter: it's gorgeous out here, this morning, i have to make up my mind determining whether it feels chilly after the oppressive weather. tanersville, 54. slatington, 58 degrees, look at quakertown, 55. saint david 58. center city the warm spot as always, checking in at 7 0 degrees. huing 62. the second you step out here, it's not like you're walking through pea soup like the last several days days. we have clear conditions up and down the eastern seaboard. you look toward the right-hand side of the screen, the frontal

system is hanging close by that has stalled out. it will push back to the west closer to the coast in the next 24 hours, that means we'll increase the clouds overnight tonight into sunday. enjoy today, lots of sunshine expected. lunchtime, 83. 3:00 p.m., 85 that's the high temperature we're expecting today. as we look ahead there's a chance of a spotty shower especially across south jersey and delaware, we'll talk about that, i'll have the eagles preview and another update on hurricane danny when i see you in just a few minutes. eva? >> thanks, chris. philadelphia police are investigating whether a violent shooting was the result of a robbery gone wrong. the action cam was on the scene in southwest philadelphia. police say a 54-year-old man was shot in the head outside is car at 3:45. he was rushed to penn presbyterian by police car in critical condition. police have no suspects in the

shooting. new from the overnight, police are looking for leads in a shooting. a # -- 31-year-old man was shot in the stomach and arm. he was rushed into surgery at temple university hospital. he is in critical condition. police are looking for what led to the gunfire and who fired the shots. a 21-year-old woman was hit by a car on her way to see chris brown in concert. the woman was thrown 20 feet down the street. the driver stopped at the scene by the vanity grand where chris brown was taking the stage. medics took the woman to penn presbyterian to be treated for broken legs and bruises. no arrests have been reported. of the police are investigating. a philadelphia police officer is on the other side of the law this morning, he is accused of trying to extort a driver into buying a pair of show tickets or lose his car. "action news" reporter, dann cuellar has the details.

>> reporter: commanders at headquarters are embarrassed they say during training at academy cadets are reminded over and over to assume a camera is rolling all the time. parentally this guy didn't get the memo. >> there's nothing about the stop that is good, period. >> reporter: from the sounds and looks of it, it appears to be a case of outright extortion. >> ten bucks each, ermt -- either you buy these or i take your car because it's unregistered. police call this a live stop a crackdown on unregistered and uninsured vehicles. this cop is offering an alternative. the officer is trying to sell tickets to the police thrill show a charity event that raises money for fallen officers an firefighters. it is bad enough the officers

appear be to be shaking down a motoristsing -- motorists but he is shaking down people for a good cause. the officer is 32-year-old, 9 year veteran in the 24th district. the commissioner said every aspect. stop is wrong including the homophobic slurs. >> do you have neff kids? >> i do not. >> do you have neff -- do you have any kids. i would rather take my girlfriend rather than this guy. >> you don't want to look like two fruit cakes. >> anyone with any kind of clear thought at all it's not good, it is not what you do. >> reporter: the commissioner has taken the officer off the street but waiting for internal affairs to complete the

investigation before deciding to fire him. the finding will be turned over to the da's office for possible criminal charges. at police headquarters, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia district attorney seth williams is under investigation by the irs and fbi for alleged campaign fraud. the investigation do determine whether campaign funds were misused on personal expenses. subpoenas were served to his political action committee. williams has turned over financial records he has not been charged and denies the allegations. a 2,500-dollar reward is offered for the killing of two brothers in camden. 26-year-old maurice and marquees harper were shot to death. investigators think the brothers were dead for several hours before they were spotted by a passing driver. if you know anything about what happened call camden police. police in chester county have solved the murder of a 17-year-old boy whose body was

left alongside of a road. four people were adler and charged with killing -- four people were arrested and charged with killing christian santiago. they robbed him of $30 and killed him leaving him on the side of the road in east bradford township. the judge declared a mistrial after a racial diverse jury deadlocked keric shot johnson federal ten times. the homeowner thought he was trying to get inside. it turns out he was asking for help after getting in a car accident. two other officers never fired. that's new video of

demonstrators trying to take down barricades, protesters were peaceful. most demonstrators shouted hands up, don't shoot. thousands of supporters turned out to see donald trump bring his message to mobile alabama last night. someone always early as 6:00 a.m., while others traveled as far away as california. jobs promised to be the greatest jobs president god ever created. he he took digs at republican candidates. >> who would you rather have negotiate with china, japan, mexico, trump or bush? >> well, trump we peteed his promise to build a wall on the u.s. mexico border and vowed to end birth right citizenship for children of immigrants here illegally.

chris christie is facing a lawsuit on how he uses taxpayers dollars on the campaign trail. three groups filed suit yesterday saying chris iftie is using police detail while campaigning for presidential run. he said his police detail is mandatory regardless of what's doing. eagles fans expect to get their first look at the new qb sam bradford. bradford has worked back from knee surgery and declared himself ready to play. demarko murray may see action his first in a bird's uniform. "action news" sports sunday will breakdown the plays from week two of the preseason. join the "action news" team and

brandon graham at 11:35 tomorrow night. a new exhibit is open in philadelphia in preparation for pope francis' visit and it focuses on the biblical era at penn museum features air artifacts including the oldest fragment of saint matthew from the third century. there are galleries that feature artwork from ancient egypt. it is on splay until december 8. still ahead on "action news" saturday morning, gull on the -- ball on the loose, how a 250-pound red ball broke lose on the streets ofedo. you'll not want to leave philly

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>> one week from today will mark ten years ago when hurricane katrina came ashore along the gulf coast and obliterated parts of mississippi and louisiana. 1800 people were killed in the first in the worst natural

disaster in u.s. history. yesterday new orleans mayor visited houston and thanked the city for taking in his fellow residents when they needed a place during a tough time. >> when something bad happens to folks and they need a place to go, some people say there's no room at the inn. that's not what the people of houston did, they opened up their arms. >> more than a million people evacuated new orleans and the gulf coast area before katrina hit. 250,000 ended up in houston. all of us remember those images. >> reporter: i can't believe it's ten years already. a lot of people don't remember for as bad as katrina was, we caught a break with the storm, it had 215 miles per hour, it hit at 125 miles per hour. it weakened, you saw the dam. can damage.

can you imagine if 215 miles per hour wind hit. let's get the view from the temperature university camera, the tennis courts are quiet. i thought there would be people out there enjoying this nice weather. comfortable breeze, low dewpoints, lots of sunshine, the tennis courts are empty. 85 degrees, that's the forecasted high today which is right where we should be for this time of the year. the low was close to the seasonal average, as well. normally we should be around 67. we bottomed out at 68 degrees. reading 55. poconos 54. trenton, 63. millville, 64. cape may, 69 degrees. everybody enjoying refreshing air. all the dewpoints have dropped under 60 degrees which is the benchmark. you get under 60s it feels good. everybody should enjoy a nice day today.

humidity comes up on sunday and more so on monday, we knock it down from tuesday on. we don't have too much in the way of uncomfortable weather in the forecast. mostly sunny skies, i want to you to keep your eyes on this front as we march along next 24 to 36 hours, this front should be heading east has decided to move back toward the coast, it will increase the cloud cover down the jersey shore. as it gets closer it will increase the chance 67 hit or miss showers. more so come monday as the canadian front proamples the area monday -- approaches the front monday afternoon late in the day. a couple of areas could see hit or miss showers. we'll see mostly sunny skies, a few fair weather clouds across

the lehigh valley and the poconos. nothing threatening. in the morning maybe you start out with sunshine, the high, thin clouds roll in and one or two areas could see a spotty shower mainly east of the delaware river across interior sections of south jersey and delaware. here's another update on danny which has weakened, it was a category three storm now down to a category two, maximum stained winds of 100 miles per hour moving very, very slowly. there's danny right there, there's the windward islands, there's a lot of dry air that the storm has to move through and wind sheer which will rip the storm apart. there's the movement, again, pushing off to the west, you can see the lessor antillies there. as we get into next week, it will pull over the dominica republic. it will pull over land and be

nothing more than a rainmaker. if it survives the trip, maybe it redevelops into something and then we have to watch to see if it makes a strike on the u.s. mainland. we're not too concerned with the snow. sun and clouds in the poconos, 72 degrees, 77 sunday, another refreshing day. jersey shore, temperature, 783. more in the way of clouds tomorrow, 82. one or two areas you could see a spotty shower, it's not enough to cancel plan. 82 in lancaster. wilmington, 83. cape may, 83. dover, 82. if you're heading to lincoln financial field later this morning game number two of the preseason, eagles taking on the ravens. 82 degrees by 7:00. 4 quarterrer temperatures in

time mid 70s. not too much raint out there over the -- rain out there the next few days. spotty shower across south jersey tomorrow. 89 degrees, flirting with 90 most of us us stay in the upper 80s, tuesday less humid as the canadian front sweeps through. wednesday, thursday, friday, look nice with highs in the mid 80s and no humidity, i'm hoping this is the first signs of maybe we get fall weather in here for a change. >> i would like fall to linger through february. it's not going to happen. >> reporter: i guess it's nice to wish that way. >> thanks, chris. an all new fyi philly is come up on 6abc tonight here's melissa magee and karen rogers. >> we spend a night on the town my little slider. philly made muffins, biscuits and bagles and coffee that comes

to you. if juice is more your thing we have that, too. a stunning historic building turned luxury apartment and get tips on interior design. that's tonight on fyi philly. we hope you join us.

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shows toward type ii diabetes. a california boy is hailed a hero who saved his grandfather during a heart attack. >> 911. >> my pop pop his chest hurts. >> so cute, 6-year-old kept his composer composuer who suffered a heart attack at home. his mother taught him to call 911 because she is a dye bettic. chris sowers will have a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back.

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toledo, ohio, this is real life when a 250-pound red ball broke lose, it was supposed to be an art installation that was supposed to be between two buildings. strong winds during a storm knocked it loose. museum staff and bystanders and few waiters from the nearby restaurant began chasing it. they managed to catch the ball. only a street sign was damaged. it looked like the attack of the killer tomatoes. how is that going to stay put? would you like to see that driving down the street. let's talk weather, weekend outlook for accuweather. sun and clouds, 85 degrees, the humidity goes up ever so slightly tomorrow, partly sunny, pleasant, high of 86. there's a slightest chance of a pop-up shower, spotty shower across south jersey and

delaware, it should not amount to all that much. monday, humid, partly sunny, 89 degrees, maybe an isolated shower again, tuesday organ, -- on temperatures in time mid 80s. we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: come up on "g.m.a." breaking overnight we're hearing from the young americans who may have prevented a massacre on board a train in europe. these guys risk offed their own lives to stop a heavily armed gunman, one of them getting injured in the process. what they are saying this morning. donald trump drawing a massive crowd at a football stadium in alabama. thousands showed up to hear him talk about immigration to his hair. could he keep his promise of actually packing the place. on a much lighter note take a look at david beckham showing off his acting chomps. sara haynes that that come up in

pop news. we'll see you soon. a man is in critical condition after being shot in the head in southwest philadelphia. police say the motive may have been robbery. plus, a new fitness craze is gaining transaction across the country. we'll show you what park war is all about, that's in "healthcheck." now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday, get outside and enjoy the weather. we'll see you back here in an hour.

good morning, america. new overnight, the train takedown. we are now hearing from the young americans being called heroes this morning. >> we're very lucky that nobody got killed. >> two american servicemen risking their own lives to stop a gunman armed with an assault rifle and a knife. >> dude, i tried to shoot him. >> did they save their fellow passengers from a terror attack? >> trump's big pep rally. the donald getting a rock star reception. his stadium-style speech. >> now i know how the great billy graham felt. >> did he pass? his message to supporters and hair-raising promise. radical new measures now to fight the furious wildfires in