>> we begin with breaking news, a delaware county police officer has been shot on the job and rushed to a hospital. >> the gunman opened fire overnight from inside an apartment building. >> it is called the mohawk mannor apartments in norwood. >> s.w.a.t teams moved in and captured the shooter at the

apartment buildings. >> let's go live to trish hartman. good morning. trish. >> reporter: good morning, eva and nydia, that officer is in stable condition officer mark handily from the ridley park police department. we take a look at video from overnight. officers from norwood, ridley and trainer and prospect park responded to the mohawk mannor apartment for report of a suicidal man. officers were speaking to the man through the door, he fired a gun hitting the officer in the chest and the leg. the officer was wearing a bullet proof vest and was rushed to crozer-chester medical center in stable condition. a standoff took place for two hours according to police, we have video officers in swat

gear, the apartment building was evacuated as police tried to take the suspect into custody. the residents were allowed back into their homes. back here live, the suspect who police say is in his 40s is in custody was shot in the elbow and taken to the hospital for treatment and psychiatric valuation. he is expected to be processed and charged later today. live in norwood, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> 6:02. turning to weather, sky6 live hd taking a live look at ben franklin bridge. the heat and humidity cranking up for us as we start this new week. meteorologist chris sowers you were just saying it looks like a nightmare. >> reporter: it is a bad dream. it's 90s, wait until you see how high we go in the seven-day forecast. let's get you outside and show you what's going on this morning as we look live in atlantic city. yesterday we had forecasted temperatures between 90 and 92 in the seven-day forecast and

then i walked in this morning, all of a sudden the forecast models did a complete 180. 61 degrees in allentown. 71 in philadelphia. trenton, 67. reading, 66. lancaster, 62 and wilmington 66, so about four our five degrees warmer than this time yesterday which means we'll finish 4 or 5 degrees warmer than this afternoon. we were close to 90 in some areas. 87, 88 degrees was the high. satellite and radar, clear skies to start, a few clouds roll in this afternoon nothing threatening, unless you live in the poconos or vacationing in the mountains, a late-day thunderstorm. everyone else is dry. 90 degrees is the forecasted high. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine throughout the afternoon, 3:00 p.m., 89. 6:00 p.m., 87 degrees. we have a long duration heat wave on our hands. september heat wave,

unfortunately it will stay dry, as well. i'll have more coming up in just a little bit. guys. >> this story is developing overnight out of south jersey, a 69-year-old man killed by a hit-and-run driver. police say they are talking to the driver an 18-year-old. he was driving a pick up when he walked across the delsea drive. the man had taken a taxi to the diner when he realized that it was closed and the taxi was gone, he tried to cross delsea drive. the driver went home and told his dad he thought he he had run into a deer according to police, the father called police, the driver is being questioned but not arrested. turner field atlanta at that, georgia, a baseball fan fell to his death. >> the players on the field don't see any of this. >> reporter: the man in his 60s fell from the upper deck.

this is cell phone video of medical personnel carrying the man from the stands. officials say the man fell head first and hit a concrete walkway in front of a row of fans. he was taken to the hospital where he died. >> it's not anything suspicious at all, but we want people to come forward and let us know if they saw anything. >> an autopsy is being conducted, the game was not stopped during the incident. new jersey governor chris christie is the latest republican presidential candidate taking heat for comments he made about i immigrants. he said he wants to track them like fedex packages. we need to have a system to track you from the moment you come in when your time is up, then we go get you and tap you on the shoulder and say skews me, thanks for coming, time to

go. >> he made the comments while at a town hall in new hampshire. he said if he was president he would ask the ceo fedex to work at immigration and custom enforcement for 3 months. some found earlier marks by donald trump to be insensitive. we'll look at a new poll of democratic frontrunners. the eagles make their final consults last night. they dispatched the packers. >> heavy dose of the starter pummeling the pack. sam bradford connected on all ten of his passes. 39-26 win. jeff sent us this wrap up from lambeau field. >> reporter: is sam bradford ready to make the leap from lambeau to atlanta you better believe it.

sam completes all ten passes three of them touchdown is what is expected to be his final preseason game. >> i think it's unreally statistic you're going to have that type of game every time out. it was good to see the work we put in during the week pay off tonight. >> i think he had a good command of what we were doing, really located the football. >> bradford looks razor sharp he racked you mean a 25 minute lead. bradford said he can be better. >> i just continue to work, timing and rhythm in the passing game. i thought it was better than it was than last week, but by no means was it perfect. we have two weeks to play atlanta. >> that's what i love about him, he will be back on the field trying to get better. >> reporter: you have to feel good about the new look football

team that chip kelly constructed they scored 115 points in three games, they won them all. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> the "action news" sports team and brandon graham breakdown the key plays "action news" sunday a11:35 p.m.. teachers at the chester up land school district will return to work without pay. wednesday is the first day of school. teachers made the decision to work without pay after the union learned that the district cannot meet payroll. a judge ruled against the request to save money by halting funding to certain charter schools. little league world series in williams port. they won the united states championship game yesterday on a walkoff. you may have seen it here on

6abc. there's a the game winner over the team from texas, the hero clayton cloud talked like a pro afterwards. >> that was a pressure packed situation. what was your impression? >> just get the extra hit. we got a fast ball to hit and i drove it. >> the pennsylvania team has not won the title since 1990. the last p-a team was levittown way back in 1960. the taney dragons from philadelphia made a nice run last year. you can see the championship game taking an japan today at 3:00 p.m. right here on 6abc. >> i know who we're cheering for. >> absolutely. we're following breaking news overnight out of delaware county. a police officer shot and an apartment building evacuated that's next on "action news" sunday morning. a convenience store clerk is accused of groping another

customer. detectives want to know if he struck before. jeff chirico is working on that story. a hiker is found after being lost in the mountains for five days. we learn how she survived chris. we have oppressive heat in the seven-day forecast, i'll have details coming up.

>> rescue crews in the eastern

island of dominica are looking for survivors of a tropical storm. erika dumped 15-inch of rain. erika dissipated in cuba, but heavy rain is possible in parts of florida. >> that storm diminished quite quickly helping florida not seeing the damage. >> reporter: they need rain, they will get it, but they won't have the winds you see with a tropical system. as you mentioned erika dissipated. let's get you outside, that's the center city skyline. the big story is the heat that marches in later this week. we're getting ready to roll into september. wait until you see the numbers in the seven-day forecast. reading, 66. 6 # in allentown.

poconos 62 yesterday wurp down to 49. -- you were down to 49. the boards in atlantic city, 72. it's slightly humid this morning, dewpoints yesterday at this at this time were down into the low 60s. we're watching this right here, this is a frontal system this front will attempt to march east and push into the delaware valley. what else happening the upper level energy associated with this, as the frontal system is pushing east, this piece of energy is pushing off to the northeast. it will fizzle out before it even gets here. the original places that have a great chance of seeing a thunderstorm, will be the far western suburbs, the lehigh valley and the poconos, even there, it's a slim chance at best, 30% chance. the wider view quiet across the countries right now. we have the remnants of erika

off the coast of florida, some of its moisture will pull into the southern peninsula over the next 24 to 36 hours. southern florida could see anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rain from erika, but the looks to be just that, no winds or storm surge associatessed with the remnants pulling in. future tracker 6 later this afternoon, sun and clouds for everybody, maybe a quick-hitting thunderstorm for the mountains that's about it. we'll go mostly cloudy overnight, monday, clouds breaking for sunshine by afternoon, one or two areas could see an isolated thunderstorm throughout the course of the day. i think most of us will stay dry just like today. the poconos warm and humid, stray thunderstorm is possible, 80 degrees, not as comfortable as it was yesterday, but with that said it's not too bad either, same thing for the jersey shore, you'll notice the increase in the humidity, look for a combination of sun and clouds, 84 degrees on the sands.

lancaster, 88 degrees, reading, 90. 89 in allentown. philadelphia, 9 on the degrees this afternoon, trenton, 89. dover, 86. partly sunny skies, hot and humid, i almost don't want to show you this, this is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, keep in mind we're getting ready to move into september. 90 today, 90 tomorrow, 94 tuesday and wednesday. thursday, still hot maybe a thunderstorm, let's keep our fingers crossed on that, 92. friday, steamy, sunshine, saturday, 980. saturday, 88. it will feel like the low 90s with the humidity. guys? all right thanks chris. neighborhood streets turn into a soap box course in cincinnati, ohio, the creators of handmade cars flew downhills. the great white shark swam out of control crashed into a

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>> we are learning more about how a missing hiker survived nine days while stranded in the rugged sierra mountains. rescuers found hardwood after

being separated for nine days. as we crowd to a crate where she scooped water into a bottle. she is in stable condition. a inter faith service will be held for the tv news reporter and photographer killed, vester flanagan ambushed cameraman dmm ward and alton parker did you work a live -- allison parker during a live interview. vester flanagan killed himself while officers pursued him during a car chase. a suspect is behind bars charged in capitol murder in the brutal killing of a sheriff in texas. miles has a rap sheet that includes convictions for resisting arrest and disorderly

conduct. goforth leaves behind a wife and two children. >> he was loyal, fiercely so, and he was ethical, the right think to do is what guided his internal compass. investigators are searching for a motive. they are looking into weather miles was driven by anger over recent killing by -- of black men by police. we heard black lives matter, all lives matter.

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sunday, let's take a closer look at the jersey shore forecast. let's start you out with satellite and ray -- radar. we have showers across the virginias and the carolinas, we'll start out with sunshine and increase the high, thin clouds during the course of the day. some of this moisture may actually hold together long enough to get into the poconos and the northern portions of the lehigh valley very late this afternoon after 5:00, 6:00 p.m. the jersey shore will steer clear of the moisture as most of the delaware valley. here's the forecast for today, sun and clouds, warmer than yesterday. atlantic city, 84 degrees, ocean city, 83. the winds are out of the southwest this afternoon for most this is like a land breeze or breeze that runs parallel to the jersey shore, as opposed to the sea breeze. rehoboth beach 85. bethany beach 85. we're having problems with the

buoy reports, ocean temperatures are generally in the mid 70s. >> sports now, the eagles starters look marvelous in the green bay, their likely starter will play in two weeks. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: opening drive last night, broad ford marched the eagles down the field against the packers d. demarko murray was on that drive. tim tebow, cody parky has a bad leg. he was given two choices of the two point conversion. broad ford second drive, guy running right at him, he throws under pressure, very nice throw. defense did not have to face aaron rodgers, they did not have

him play. in the next series bradford scores, eagles took 25-0 lead after 1. 121 yards three touchdowns, birds win it. sam the man was happy. >> it felt good, even before the game, it was a great week of preparation. i thought we were ready to go tonight we found the rhythm early. it was nice to come off the field go back on and keep the rhythm. >> how big is that 16 days before the opener? >> it was huge, it was nice to get out there and play for the one series but to play three series to come off and talk to the offensive line and talk to chip about where we were going, that's big, too. >> morgan pitched last night.

padres, second base he came over in the chase utley trade. he had a two run home run to give the phillies 2-0 lead. freddie galvis keeps them on top. they close it out in the 9th, the phillies beat the padres, 4-3. after losing three in a row to the mets, they won two straight. the youngsters were impressive last night. how about the pennsylvania little leaguers going for all against japan. you can see the game at 3:00 p.m. on channel 6. at 11:35 stay tuned for "action

news" sports sunday with the sports team and brandon graham. >> a dollar back in 1794 this was the first united states ever dollar coin one of few remaining. only 150 are known to exist and this is the most well preserved. an english lord has been holding the coin and over the years seems to have forgotten edit in the first place. it goes up for auction next month. >> i wish i had five million dollars i forget about. >> only if you're a lord.

>> a police officer is shot and the suspect is under arrest. we're live from delaware county scene of the standoff overnight. plus, new overnight a deadly accident in northeast philadelphia. we'll tell you about the people involved. >> a new poll is released in the presidential race and a decision for donald trump coming up. 6:30, sunday morning, meteorologist chris sowers joins us with another preview of accuweather. cranking up the heat. >> reporter: you'll need to crank up the ac, as well. we'll get you outside, do we have the supermoon? you notice how bright was this

morning, we have a supermoon we'll show you pictures of it later in the broadcast. in the meantime there's the view of the ben franklin bridge and the sun is starting to climb now, you notice we have hazy conditions and a lot of high, thin clouds upstairs that's going to be the afternoon, as well. the sun will share the skies with clouds and temperatures will start to climb later on as highs up and down the i-95 corridor get pretty close to 90 degrees. 66 right now in fleetwood. 60 in quakertown, martins creek, 63. tanersville, 62 degrees, you're at 49 at the same time yesterday. warm in the mountains. center city, 70 degrees and chester 62. satellite and radar showing clear conditions right now, but we do have more clouds starting to approach the area from the southwest across the virginias and the carolinas along with a cold front pushing into western pennsylvania this morning. unfortunately a lot of the

moisture will evaporate in the dry air that's overhead. philadelphia nearly 4 inches below average in the last 60 days. lunchtime, 86 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 89. 6:00 p.m., 875 good mix of sun and clouds, high temperatures close to 90 degrees, around the immediate philadelphia area maybe a degree or two cooler than that in the surrounding suburbs. the sun sets at 7:36. well talk about the extended heat wave on the way and we'll see if there's any relief in the seven day forecast. >> breaking news, a ridley park delaware county police officer is shot in the line of duty. >> he is alive and the trigger man is under arrest. "action news" reporter, trish hartman is live in norwood where it happened. >> reporter: eva and nydia we spoke with the norwood police chief to give us an update.

he said mark handley is in stable condition at the hospital. he is doing well. here's what we know from police, officers from several departments norwood, ridley park trainer and prospect park responded to the mohawk apartments in norwood around 1:00 a.m. the officers were speaking to the man through the door of the apartment when he fired the gun through the front door hitting the officer in the chest and the leg. hanley was wearing a bullet-proof vest. he was rushed to crozer-chester medical center in stable condition. we have video of police in swat gear, the apartment building was evacuated for the safety of the residents as police tried to take the suspect into custody. the residents have been allowed back into their homes. we spoke to the norwood police chief earlier this morning about

this ordeal. >> they were talking to the subject through the door. the subject after a few minutes opened the door and the officers tried to get in, at which time the subject shut the door and shot through the door striking an officer he was struck two times. >> reporter: now that suspect who police say is in his 40s is in custody. his name has not yet been released. we were told he was shot in the elbow and taken to taylor hospital for treatment and psychiatric valuation. we are told by the police chief he is expected to be charged later today. live in norwood, trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning, police say drunk driving may have caused a deadly accident in northeast philadelphia early this morning. the action cam was on the scene the 3100 block of woodhaven road. officers say a husband and wife 53 years old were in a car hit by another vehicle. the husband was taken to the

hospital where he died. the wife is in serious condition. the driver of the other vehicle has been taken into custody suspected of driving under the influence. this developing in south jersey, a 69-year-old man killed by a hit-and-run driver. police are talking to the driver an 18-year-old man. he was driving a pick up that plowed into the victim as he walked across delsea drive in vineland. the 69-year-old man who died had taken a taxi to the diner when he realized that was closed and the taxi was gone, he tried to cross delsea drive. the pick up hit him and he took off. the driver went home to millville saying he thought he had run into a deer. the dad called police, the driver is being questioned but not arrested. a convenience store clerk is under arrest accused of indecent assault he groped a customer and the attack was

caught on camera. >> reporter: the 40-year-old victim and her father we driving by on the highway to fill up the tank. when she went inside she was assaulted by the clerk. tonight that checker is in jail. this is the store clerk police say groped a customer while making coffee. store as you recall veilance video showing the moments leading up to the alleged assaults that police fear may not be isolated. >> that's awful. it could have been me. >> reporter: video shows 26-year-old preparing coffee approaching and hugging a customer. police stopped the footage of the alleged assault but explained what happened next. >> following that, he groped her he behind and touched her breast. she was able to push him away and give him several commands of no when another unknown person

entered the store and lama went behind the counter. >> reporter: his arrest comes to surprise of customers. >> i've never had a problem with the guy, i'm kind of shocked. >> i figured he was nice, but too nice. >> reporter: police believe he may have assaulted another woman. they had a complaint last year and they encourage anyone who may have been assaulted by lama to come forward. >> that type of behavior can go into a sinister type of crime. >> reporter: the owner is cooperating with police and interviewed on monday, but he told me off camera he never received any other complaints about this clerk. always for lama he is locked up tonight charged with indecent assault simple assault harassment and disorderly conduct. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> turning to politics and new

poll making headlines, the race among the democratic candidates is getting closer, according to des moines register bloomberg iowa poll, bernie sanders is gaining support he is 7 points behind clinton. she is still the first choice with likely democratic caucus goers. iowa is home to the first presidential caucuses. donald trump is pulling ahead of all other candidates. he promises to make a decision soon whether he will run as a third-party candidate if he loses the republican nomination, he has refused to pledge to support the eventually republican nominee. >> vice president joe biden made a surprise visit to the sussex county visit jamboree in southern delaware.

biden climbed on to a picnic table yesterday afternoon and spoke for ten minutes. he did not discuss a bid for 2016 but did thank long time friends and political allies for their support following the death of his son beau. yesterday marked the ten year anniversary of the storm that that hit the gulf coast that changed many lives but did not steel the resiliencecy of the lives of the people along the gulf coast. >> reporter: remembrances from somber to celebrating, reflecting all the damage katrina made along the gulf could coast and the progress since. >> it's a story of tragedy to triumph.

>> reporter: the more than 1800 lives lost honored in ceremonies from louisiana to mississippi. >> we honor on this night in a solemn way those who lost their lives and those who loved them. >> reporter: in new orleans, a city left 80% under water by the storm and subsequent levee breaches a parade under sunny skies, a proud declaration that residents have returned homes are being rebuilt and soul of the city is as vibrant as ever. aclinton was -- and clinton was one of three u.s. presidents to celebrate, he told the people to enscroip the celebration, but wake up tomorrow and focus on the work that's still left to do. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new orleans. >> nydia traveled to new

orleans to tell survivor's stories, she will bring her memorable moments. >> it's hard to believe it was only at the years ago. a powerful experience we're happy to look back and see there's been a lot of progress in new orleans and elsewhere in louisiana. the arts academy opens up class after school. 6abc loves the arts has a from preview of one stop shop for local children. >> a teacher returns to the internet to ask for help supplying her children. >> sky 6 over camden, meteorologist chris sowers back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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morning, 6:44, 717 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. the first part of the weekend has been glorious, it is heating up. this coming week what did you call it, chris? >> reporter: a bad dream. i feel sorry for the kids who are going back to school, it's going to feel like summer. did you check out the full moon last night, it was called the supermoon. the supermoon by definition i looked this up on wikipedia it's the coincidence of a full moon

with the closest approach the moon makes to earth on it's elliptical orbit. it appears 14% larger and 30% brighter than a typical full moon. the supermoon was out there last night and it occurs once every 14 months, the next supermoon will be number of next year. 71 degrees right now in philadelphia. we have another warm up coming up today. as a matter of fact out on top of the humidity it will feel a lot more uncomfortable than it's been over the last several days. poconos 62. trenton, 67. millville, 62. cape may, 71 degrees. now dewpoints this afternoon and even tomorrow, as well, not too terribly bad. we're barely in the 60s, it's humid, but not as oppressive as the heat waves we've seen this summer. wednesday and thursday, the humidity increases and it becomes increasingly more uncomfortable by the end of the week. satellite and radar for the most

part we're quiet we're watching this line of showers and thunderstorms pushing into northwestern pennsylvania. that moisture will evaporate before it gets into the delaware valley. the northern portions of the lehigh valley and the poconos late into the afternoon and evening maybe you see a quick-hitting thunderstorm before it pulls out to sea. it continues to be dry around the delaware valley. philadelphia four inches below average since the beginning of july. there's a chance afternoon isolated thundershower sore -- or thunderstorm throughout the area. but most of us will be on the dry side. this upper level low is spinning across the panhandle of florida will siphon all its moisture into florida over the next 24 to 36 hours. looks like the southern tip of florida could actually see quite a bit of rain out of this. no gusty winds which you typically see with a tropical

system, they will get a lot of rain out this, 3 to 7 inches of rain, fort lauderdale, west palm beach miami and one to two farther to the north. today tomorrow and into tuesday when you're picking up the rain. sun and clouds for the lehigh valley. more humid, 89 degrees is the forecasted high for places like allentown and bethlehem. jersey shore another nice one, you'll see a decent amount of sunshine, warmer and humid a nice sea breeze yesterday you'll have more of a breeze running parallel to the shoreline. 84 degrees is the forecasted high. philadelphia, 90. sun and clouds, hot. winds out of the southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. it's turning more humid, as well. we're peeking around 3:00, 4:00 p.m., 89, 90 degrees with the combination of sun and clouds. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looking more like july, remember september begins on tuesday, sun and clouds, 90 today partly sunny,

90 once again tomorrow, hot and humid for tuesday, 94. wednesday we're up to 94 again. thursday, hot, maybe a thunderstorm, 892. friday, there's another 90, a steamy 90. it's going to feel like the mid 90s by the end of the week. saturday i've got you into the 8 olds, that could be another -- 80s, that could be another 90-degree temperature. unusual to see that kind of stuff late in the season. >> not back to school weather. a family is trying to save a 3 story tree house built in memory of their dad. someone filed a complaint and now the orange county code enforcement said the tree house in in violation. the county said it is working with the family as they try to apply for proper permits and gathering community support. the tree house cost $16,000 to

build. >> yesterday marked two years

since a man was shot to death in his neighborhood. now, his family hopes you have the answer to who killed him. here's this morning's crime fighters report. >> reporter: jared palmer's family described him as an upstanding guy. >> he is an only child, he was well educated and he had a great sense of humor. >> reporter: in the early morning hours of thursday, august 29, 2013, the 34-year-old was out for a walk along the 400 block of sentnor street in philadelphia's crescentville section. >> he stopped by and visited friends and started back home. >> reporter: at 1:33 a.m., police responded to a call of a person with a gun shooting on the highway.

there they found palmer lying in the road with a gunshot wound to the chest. he died an hour later at the hospital. the citizens crime commission is administering a 1,000-dollar reward and the city of philadelphia is offering up to $20,000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call 215-546-tips all calls will remain in an. >> an -- inus, we like anyone with any information to come forward, because he meant a lot towels. >> if you have any information call 215-546-tips all calls will remain anonymous. in "healthcheck" new study sheds light on how much peer pressure has on children. the kids were coached on how to

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school year it is just around the corner. you won't just find students and parents stocking up for classrooms, a well stocked classroom is helped by teachers. a teacher found a creative way to finance a 4 grade classroom. >> i don't want my students to

do without. >> reporter: this is a 4th grade teacher in north philadelphia. >> brushes, paints, scissors. >> reporter: but the little thing cost it's a. >> a -- cost a lot. >> i was making a list and i want into shock, i was like, i need help. i cannot do this on my own. >> last year she spent $900 of her own most of them. this summer, the single mom started to worry. >> how should i fund my classroom should work another job or ask people for help. >> reporter: she started with a go fund me page called my 4th grade classroom. >> two weeks she met met her goal. >> things are showing up on my doorstep. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia gives every teacher a 100-dollar stipend to stock

the classroom. the rest rests on the teachers themselves. >> and she said she likes to have extra essentials on hands for kids they need. >> the school principal said it means the world to those kids. >> you see the child's face light up when you give them a personal or notebook -- pencil or net book. >> anything donated will go to another teacher that needs it. >> reporter: she is not alone in her creative approach. go fund me says 441,000 teachers across the nation have raised $17 million this year alone. we'll post a link on our website at 6abc.com. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." >> so many good lessons there. >> incredible the amount of support. >> much more coming up on "action news" sunday morning. >> breaking news, a police

officer in delaware county is shot in the line of duty. the situation forced people to evacuate their apartments. "action news" crews are there. >> also overnight a baseball fan plunges to his death say major league stadium while a game is going on. for another complete update from meteorologist chris sowers and accuweather is heating up. we'll be right back. the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

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>> a police officer is shot overnight. >> that's the mohawk mannor aparts in norwood. after the man fired the shots he barricaded inside forcing officers to evacuate the buildings. s.w.a.t teams moved in and captured the shooter at the apartment buildings. >> 7:00 a.m., sunday morning, let's go live to trish hartman live at norwood police. trish. >> reporter: nid youya and eva, police have identified the police officer as mark hanley. officers from several departments responded to the mohawk mannor apartments in norwood around 1:00 a.m