behind the wheel. >> friends and loved ones are coming together today to remember the virginia news crew gunned down on live tv. >> first, meteorologist chris sowers is here with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we're heating things up. >> reporter: this will be the if it one of year so far. this begins this afternoon as we look live on sky 6. if i can get out my words this morning. 75 degrees in philadelphia. you can see hazy humidity increasing slightly and cloud cover trying to sneak in from the southwest. today is similar to yesterday. combination of skin and clouds. more humid and warmer. reading, 73. millville, you're warming up quickly. 75. same number for cape may. dover, 74. upper 6s and low 70s for the lehigh valley and the poconos. we have showers to the west and clouds to the south both will

converge on the delaware valley, but the air is so dry dry, the shower activity will never make it into the delaware valley. a lot of it will evaporate. 3:00 p.m., 89. 6:00 p.m., forecasting a high of 90 degrees. looking ahead, the humidity increases. another heat wave is on the way. it will last along time and on top of that it will stay dry. i'll have the details in just a few minutes. >> now to our breaking news, a police officer was shot in delaware county responding to a report of a suicidal man. it happened at the mohawk apartments in norwood. trish hartman is live following the story all morning long and at crozer-chester medical center in upland where the officer was taken. trish you have more on the officer's condition. >> reporter: nydia, the officer was identified as mark hanley a

police officer with the ridley park police department. police say it started when officer from several departments responded to the mohawk mannor apartments in norwood around 1:00 a.m. for the report of a suicidal man. officers were speaking to the man through the door of the apartment, when he fired shots through the front door hitting the officer in the chest and the legs. he was wearing a bullet proof vest which deflected the shot to the chest. he was pulled to safety by other officers and rushed to crozer crefort medical center. the -- crozer-chester medical center. the apartment building was evacuated, the residents are back in their home. we spoke to the chief about the risk officers face when responding to calls like this one. >> you go in blind, you don't

know what the person is thinking they are not in the right state of mind, they can do anything, it's a high risk for an officer to respond to. >> reporter: police say the suspect was shot in the elbow and taken into custody and to the hospital for treatment and psychiatric valuation. he will be charged at the norwood police department. mark hanley with the ridley park police department is in stable condition at the crozer-chester medical center. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> police in cumberland county are investigating a deadly hit-and-run. police say the man was hit by a pick up truck around 10:30, the 18-year-old driver went home and told his parents he thought he hit something. his parents called police who took the teen in for questioning. there's no word if charges will be filed. mean thyme, -- in the meantime,

officer took an intoxicated woman into custody after driving through the road block at the scene. police think the driver that hit this couple was drunk. the driver hit the couple's car causing it to flipped over. both the victim and his wife had been freed from the car and taken to the hospital where the man died. a man has been charged in the capitol murder of a killing of a sheriff apes deputy in texas. shannon miles has been charged with shooting darren goforth who leaves behind a wife and two children. a family friend got choked up while reading a statement from his widow. >> he was loyal, fiercely so and he was ethical, the right thing to do is what guided his

internal compass. >> investigators are still searching for a motive. they are looking into whether miles was driven by anger over recent killings by black men by police. the harris county sheriff said during a news conditioners, we heard black lives matter, all lives matter. a service will be held for the tv reporter and photographer killed during a live report. vester flanagan ambushed adam ward and allison parker while conducting a live interview wednesday morning. vester flanagan wounded the woman being interviewed. she is recovering. vester flanagan killed himself while being pursued during a car chase. a fan fell to his death during a yankees braves game. the man fell from the upper deck of the stadium. 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. >> we don't believe it's anything suspicious at all, but we are asking people to come fort and let us know if they saw anything. >> the man's name was not release. an autopsy is being conducted. the game was not stopped during the incident. dozens of inmates in is isn an -- san quintin prison are being looked at foregionnaires diseased. the disease is a severe type of pneumonia. the eagles have done it again, they won their third

preseason game against the packers and new quarterback bradford had quite a showing. >> reporter: is sam bradford ready to make the leap from lambeau to atlanta for monday night football the regular season opener in two weeks. you better believe. he completed all ten passes three for touchdowns. >> i think it's unrealistic you're going to have that type of game every time out, it was good to see the work we've put in during the week pay off tonight. >> i thought he feels -- had a a command of what we were doing, really located the football. >> reporter: bradford looks razor sharp. he completed a fourth down conversion for a score. believe it or not, he said he can be even better. >> continue to work, timing and rhythm in the passing game. i thought it was better than it was last week, but by no means

is it perfect. we have two weeks before we play atlanta we have a lot of work to do. >> that's what i love about him, he will be back on the field on monday firing it around trying to get better. >> reporter: you have to feel good about the new look football team chip kelly constructed they scored 115 points in three games, they won them all. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> a team from pennsylvania will play today for the little league world series title after capturing the u.s. title yesterday. [cheers and applause]. >> it was seen right here on 6abc, a pennsylvania team has not won the u.s. title since 1990. the last team to win the world series the whole thing was levittown in 1960. the taney drag knowledges from philadelphia made -- dragons

made a nice run last year. the team will take on japan today at 3:00 p.m. on 6abc. in "healthcheck," there's are a new kind of cast that's light weight and breathable in our areas. >> do you know which backpacks are the best by buy? , consumers reports has that. >> sky6 live hd cape may, another beautiful beach day is shaping us for us, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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of once tropical storm erika. the whites and greens those are the thicker cloud tops. look toward the upper left-hand side of the screen. you can seem the curly cue spinning in a counter clockwise fashion that's drawing all the moisture up the peninsula from miami and jacksonville and orlando you'll see three to five inches of rain. there's no storm surge, the winds are not too much of a factor. 20, 30, miles per hour. just a good soaking for the state of florida. honestly we could use that here in the delaware valley. unfortunately we have a huge area of high pressure sitting over top of the carolinas that will prevent the moisture from getting up here. looks like we stay dry for the next several times l several days. millville, 75. atlantic city, # 5. allentown, 71. along with the building heat, the humidity will become a factor later this week.

not so much today tomorrow or tuesday, we can handle the low 60s. that's not too bad. wednesday and thursday it starts cranking again, with high temperatures topping out around 94, 95 you throw the humidity on top of it. it feels down right awful at times bite middle of the week. satellite and radar, a few high, thin clouds rolling in later on. that's about it. the model doesn't show too much of that across south jersey and delaware by afternoon. there's a front approaching from the northwest it will come through dry, the far western suburbs, 89 lehigh valley and the poconos pick up a brief-hitting shower briefly after 5:00 p.m. that's about it. everyone is quiet overnight tonight. tomorrow morning we have clouds and with the heat and humidity building there's a chance of shower or thunderstorm. but it's only a 20 or 30% chance. this model over the next three days shows not too much of anything at all. .2 for reading that's about it.

if you see a shower or thunderstorm, through wednesday or thursday, consider yourself lucky. event is dry. poconos warm and humid, not too bad. a stray thunderstorm is possible later on. expect a high around 80 degrees. for the jersey shore similar to yesterday, the exception being we'll lose the sea breeze. 84, sun and clouds, more humid, there's a moderate risk for rip currents pay attention to the lifeguards if you're heading into the water. reading, 90 degrees, allentown, 89. you get the idea everybody is close to 90 partly sunny skies, hot and humid, millville, 87. dover, 86. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast look at all these 90s. partly sunny tomorrow, 90 degrees, and each and everyday the humidity increases. tuesday, hot and humid, 94. wednesday, sunshine, hot still

humid, 94. both tuesday and wednesday it will feel like 96 or 97. we get into thursday, a thunderstorm is possible late, otherwise it's another dry day 92. friday we're showing 90. saturday we've cooled it down that's the start of college football season, 88 degrees, even that could be in the 90s. >> guess what it's someone's birthday today. happy birthday! other news now, a california surfer is glad a shark decided to take a bite out of her surf board instead of her. she was surfing when a young white shark 6 feet long swam toward the board. she pushed the board toward the animal and she jumped off, that's when the shark took a bite out of the board. she was not injured, officials have posted shark warnings signs

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out there this morning and it is almost 9:20 i'm surprised it is not more crowded. we're looking live at atlantic city. a beautiful day shaping up for us, that's where you want to be because it's going to be another hot one. a new study makes a bold statement on ecigarettes. they are 90% less harmful than normal cigarettes. they help most smokers quit tobacco altogether. scientists in the u.s. think they are dangerous and addictive. others worry the findings could encourage former smokers to pick up the habit again. are school lunches getting healthier? a new cdc report shows they may

have turned the corner, new standards called for fruits and vegetables and grains and low salt. last year, 95% of schools had met the requirements. doctors in the area are using a new type of cast it's lighter and more breathable and waterfrontly for swimming. ali gorman has the details. >> reporter: 4-year-old brayden green was playing with his cousin. >> i was hanging. >> reporter: and that's how he broke his arm for the second time this summer. with the first, his mother said he was in a conventional cast which he couldn't get wet at all, but the new cast called osteo fit is lighter and it can get wet. >> he can go swimming and take baths and play in the bathtub without having his arm elevated out of the water.

>> reporter: orthopedic surgeon said it's only for stable fractures ones where the bones are not too far out of place. it has advances, depending on the material underneath, fiberglass can get wet, but drying takes more time than with the newer material. >> the difference is that fiber glass is layered on, so it's not porous, it doesn't just drip dry. that's the cool thing about this material. >> reporter: for long casts like brayden has, she fellows they say a better option because water doesn't get trapped at the elbow which could lead to skin breakdown. the osteo fix is stretched and rolled over the injury which may be faster in some locations. it's not for all factors. if it is too tender i wouldn't want to roll it up and over.

>> reporter: the doctor said it was the best chase to keep him safe and allow the bone to heal and not take away from his fun the new cast is distributed from a company in jenkintown, like other casts it does come in different colors. ali gorman channel 6 "action news."

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>> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 9:24 sunday morning, i want to take a look at the remnants of what was once tropical storm erika. this is our tropical satellite you're looking at the colored

cloud tops. you can see most of the action pulling out of the cuba into the florida keys and into southern florida. the spaghetti plots take it up the spine into the peninsula and the southeast states. it will have a hard time getting into the north because of an area of high pressure. unfortunately we'll mills out on much -- miss out on much-needed rain. this is what ripped up tropical storm danny and now erika. this is wind sheer, the winds blow in the opposite direction in which the wind is traveling. in an el nino year we have a ton of sheer in the atlantic and the caribbean. there's a storm coming off the coast africa, once it encounters the sheer it gets ripped apart and doesn't look like a threat to the u.s. mainland. >> here's back to school tips.

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school. consumer reports has tested backpack over the year, lifting touching them. if you're in the store and want to know how well it is made, take a look inside. >> if you see loose threads or slope -- sloppy stitching it's an indication it was not made well. check out heavy the backpack is when it's fully loaded. kids should carry no more ten tow 20%. lucy lou is a new mom. she announced the birth of her first child a baby boy. he was born a surrogate. both mom and baby are healthy anne happy. grrnlg congratulations. >> we have breaking news, a suspect is in custody in connection with the police

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the hospital after being shot on the job in delaware county. we are live. >> a convenience store clerk is under arrest accused of groping a customer and police say the assault was caught on camera. >> an incredible story of survival a missing hiker was rescued and recovering after nine days missing in the seer -- sierra nevada mountains. >> chris sowers outside. it's beautiful. >> reporter: it is more humid than yesterday, we have clear skies and nice breeze, numbers are in the 60s and 70s as we look live on sky 6 in atlantic city. you can see a few folks on the sand. waves are getting a little rough. the beach patrol has just come in and coordinated with the national weather service they are issuing a moderate risk for rip currents. if you're heading into the water

pay attention to the lifeguards on duty. 69 in quakertown. saint david 689 and chester, 72. buena, 75. agenda beach, 75. woodbine 80. there's the view in atlantic city. waves starting to batter the beaches. moderate risk for rip currents goes into effect through the first part of the afternoon, seas build 3 to 4 feet. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. it's not necessarily a sea breeze down there today. rather a breeze that will run parallel to the shoreline, maybe some areas you pick up a sea breeze, most of you will have a lands breeze. we are expecting sunshine down the jersey shore today with high, thin clouds rolling in this afternoon. sun and clouds in the city, 84 for the shorepoints, poconos

high of 80. things warm up and we'll have an extended heat wave on the way. i'll have that in just a few minutes. >> a police officer is recovering this morning after being shot in delaware county. the police say the officer was responding to a report of usiedle man -- suicidal man in norwood when the man opened fire. trish hartman is live at the hospital where the officer was taken. >> reporter: police have identified the officer as mark hanley else in stable condition at crozer-chester medical center after being struck by two bullets in the line of duty early this morning. let's look at the video from the overnight hours. active scene this morning. it started when officers from several dparnlts responded to the mow -- departments responded to the mohawk apartments.

officers were speaking to the man through the door when they say he fired several shots through the front door hitting officer hanley in the chest and the legs, he was wearing a bullet proof vest which deflected the shot to the chest, he was pulled to safety and rushed to crozer-chester medical center. a standoff took about an hour, for safety reasons the apartment building was evacuated as the police took the suspect into custody. >> they evacuated the buildings and taken to a safe distance for safety reasons and they are all back at the apartment now. >> reporter: police say the suspect was shot in the elbow during the incident he was taken to the hospital for treatment and psychiatric valuation. he is expected to be charge by police today. mark hanley is at crozer chester medical center in stable

condition. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> a convenience store clerk in radnor is behind bars accused of groping a customer and police believe there may be more comes out there. jeff chirico has the story. >> reporter: this is the store clerk police say groped a customer while helping her make coffee. it happened at the villanova stop and shop on east lancaster avenue. store video shows the what led up to the assault. video shows 26-year-old b.j. llama preparing coffee and hugging the customer. police stopped the video of the alleged assault and explained what happened next. >> near the coffee area he groped her 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 storm and mr. llama

went behind the counter. >> reporter: his arrest comes as a surprise to customers. >> i've never had a problem with the guy, i've bought gas, he never has given me a problem. >> i figured he was pretty nice. >> reporter: police believe he may have assaulted other women. she had one complaint and a local business owner told them of two others. >> these are the type of crimes that escalate and that type of behavior can go into deeper or more sinister type crime. >> reporter: the owner of the stop and shop is cooperating with police and interviewed on monday. he told me off camera he never received any complaints about this clerk. as for lama else locked up and charged with indecent assault, simple assault and harassment and disorderlily conduct. >> teachers in the chester up

land district will return to work without pay. teachers made the decision to work without pay after the union learned the district would not be able to to meet payroll on september 9. last week a judge ruled against a request to save money by cutting funding to certain charter schools. new orleans is marking the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina. >> the victims were remembered during an event in new orleans. the mood was somber and festive. former president bill clinton reflected that mix. >> we honor on this night in a solemn way those who lost their lives and those who loved them. we honor in a grateful way on this night people who at great risk to themselves, saved lives over and over and over again, some going days without sleep

and decent food. >> the storm caused $151 billion of damage. part of this weekend has been devoted to showing how far the area has come since the storm, but describing how much more must still be done. i had a chance to travel to louisiana ten years ago to tell survivors stories, coming up in the next half-hour, i'll share our crews' most memorable moments in the area that was devastated by the storm. >> chris christie is taking heat for comments about illegal immigrants. he said he wants to track them like fedex packages. >> we need to have a system that trackings you from the moment you come in, when your time is up, we get you, and tap you on the shoulder and say excuse me thanks for coming time to go. >> christie made the comments at a town hall in new hampshire. he said if he feels president he would ask -- if he was president

he would ask the ceo. fedex to work at enforcement for 3 months. at a conference in nashville trump promised a decision on a third party bid if he losings the gop nomination. he'll have to make a decision soon if he wants to stay on the ballot in south carolina. the rules there require him to back the nominee and pledge not to make a third party run. vice president joe biden made a surprise visit to the sussex county jamboree in southern delaware. he climbed on a picnic table and spoke for ten minutes. he thanked friends andal lies for support after the death of his son. >> three al jazeera english

journalists who were sentenced to three years in prison are seeking a pardon from the president. the decision parked an international outcry. egypt's president expressed regret over the long running trial. amall clooney said the verdict sends a dangerous message. much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." these local women are hoping to hit it big with their own reality show, but they need help getting it off the ground. a person is making a news around the world with his hatred of haircuts. >> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather

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been circling kayakers caused lifeguards to close a beach in san diego yesterday from the will a -- la jolla beach to scripps cover. >> cover -- cove. >> it was doing figure 8s around the kayaks. lifeguards will recy as he -- wl reassess the water this morning to determine whether to reopen the beach. >> reporter: let's get you back outside and show you what's going on around the delaware valley as we look live over the ben franklin bridge. notice the haze starting to

develop across skyline. it's showing the moisture that's starting to build. each and every and everyday throughout the workweek we'll see increase in humidity when we peek around tuesday and wednesday. we're shooting for a high of 90. temperature-wise we'll finish up three or four degrees warmer than where we were yesterday for the high. today, 90, 91. reading, 73. lancaster, 71. millville, 75. jersey shore warming up real quickly. 77 for cape may and on the boards in atlantic city. a little bit of a breeze out of the southwest at generally five to ten miles per hour, running parallel to the jersey shore. it's not a sea breeze for you folks, some areas, maybe it cools you off, others it's like a land breeze. satellite and radar showing the clouds overspreading the mid

atlantic and the northeast states this morning. a combination of sun and clouds is a good call for afternoon. all this moisture with the upper level low and the remnants of erika coming up we'll hit the high where my hand is, it will not move any farther north. it will sit and spin itself out. beneficial rains for those folks down there, we'll stay dry for the most part in the delaware. combination of sun and clouds, maybe one or two areas well north and west, lehigh valley and the poconos, maybe you see a quick-hitting shower or thunderstorm later on. most of the guys stay dry. cloudy, tomorrow morning, with increasing sunshine throughout the day. with the buildings heat and humidity, maybe one or two areas you pick up an isolated shower or thunderstorm. just like today most of us stay dry. monday night into tuesday, dry, wednesday and thursday, for the most part that time frame is dry, as well. this is the pattern right here,

not only are we warming things up at the surface, we're warming things up aloft. 35, 10,000 feet. if you don't have rising air you can't goat clouds and moist -- you can't get clouds and moisture. we're stuck in a dry pattern. lehigh valley, 89 degrees is the forecasted high. the jersey shore, breeze out of southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. warmer and more humid. temperatures are up a notch, but still a perfect beach day. 84 degrees for places like atlantic city avalon and sea isle. philadelphia, 90 degrees, sunny and hot, winds out of the southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. quiet evening, humid, 68 degrees outlying suburbs, 73 for center city. the normal high temperatures for this time of the year is 83 degrees. look at the numbers. 90 degrees today, 90 tomorrow with increasing humidity right through the middle of the week. tuesday and wednesday i've upped

the numbers to 94. it will feel like 96, 97. still dry. thursday there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms. it's only 20 to 30% chance. a lot of region is dry. high of 92 thursday, friday, 90 degrees, saturday, 88 degrees. >> we're learning more about how a missing hiker survived 9 days stranded in the mountains. rescuers found miyuki harwood yesterday morning after she got separated from a group of hikers. suffering from broken bones she couldn't make it back to base camp. she got to a creek where she scooped water into a bottle. >> that's amazing survival for that length of time. >> reporter: she is in the hospital and listed in stable

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>> good sunday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us at penns landing. 77 degrees outside right now at 9:49. some wilmington wives are trying to start their own reality tv show. they are calling it bad wives. the idea cameras will follow five women who are married to cops. three were on hand for a special photo and video shoot to help

get their idea off the ground and raise money to shoot a pilot. >> we want to give an inside look of our lives behind the badge our experiences, some of the stresses and struggles we go through. the. >> the wives have launched a kick starter campaign and facebook page to seek donations for their project. >> at the bigger now, first to florida a strangers acts of kindness is getting attention. it started when a college senior got into a serious car crash in cuba. her family could not afford an expensive air ambulance ride home when a local business owner stepped in not only to fly her back, but provide a medical team, as well. >> when you have the opportunity to give back you should. >> somebody who doesn't know me and doesn't know my sister for them to offer this and free of charge that's amazing that

people like that still exist. >> that act of kindness save the family between 15 and $20,000. you can't put a price tag on what it means to the family to have her back home. >> it's no secret some kids hate to get a haircut and it turns out the certain sheep feels the same way. meet which you can, the renegade sheep in new zealand. he escaped the sheers by hiding in a cave for 6 years. he was so covered in wool you couldn't tell he was under there. when he meted fate with the scissors there was enough wool to produce ten men's suits. it was auction the off, i think so it looks great. haircut was needed. that's it for us, "action news" will be right back.

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nice throw. defense did not have to face aaron rodgers, he did not play. in the next series bradford throes to brent celek with a score. bradford ten for ten, 121 yards, three touchdowns, birds win it. sam the man was happy. >> i felt we had a great week of preparation. i felt we were ready to go tonight we found a rhythm early. it was nice to come off off the field and go bank on, keep that rhythm. >> how big is that 16 days before the opener. >> it was huge. today to be out there for three series and three touchdowns but to be able to come to the sidelines and communicate with the offense line and talk to

chip with the way we're going, i think that was book, too. >> alec asher starts today with the phillies. morgan pitched before allowing 4 home runs in 4 innings. second base came over in the chase utley trade. he unloaded a 2-run home run in the second. giving the phillies 2-0 lead. freddie galvis puts them back on top. they scored dominic brown from first. ken giles closes it out in the 9th. over four losses to the mets, they win two straight. how about our pennsylvania little leaguers going for japan you can see that in the game on channel 6 at #-- 3:00 p.m.

tonight at 11:35 ducis rogers with brandon graham. nationals fans got into nationals 80s night by break dancing. >> a police officer is recovering after being shot. tragedy at the ballpark, a fan dies after falling from the upper deck during a braves game. those stories and more, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

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>> welcome back it is 10:00 a.m., sunday, august 30, we're following breaking news. >> a police officer is on the mend after being shot in delaware county. we are live. >> a 69-year-old man is killed in a hit-and-run in vineland. police say a teenager was behind the wheel. >> friends and loved ones are coming together to remember the virginia news crew gunned down on live tv. first, meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: good morning, nydia, hot and humid that's the headliner. we'll see a ton of heat and

humidity pour into the region on top of that it will stay dry. pottstown, 75. center city, 81 at this 10:00 a.m. hour, glassboro, 77. dover, 77. agenda beach, 75. woodbine leading the pack at 80. as far as the jersey shore you'll have a breeze running parallel to the coastline this afternoon. so let's say places like wildwood and stone harbor, avalon, ocean city, these areas you're not going to have a cooling effect from the breeze, but you get into longport, ventnor, atlantic city those areas you'll cool down a little bit as we get a cooling from the breeze that develops later this afternoon. you'll see a higher risk for rip currents because the seas build three to four feet. there's the live view on cape may. it looks nice out there, but you see the breakers crashing on the

sand that will increase the risk for rip current. if you're venturing in the waters today pay attention to the lifeguards. sun and clouds in philadelphia. more humid, 890 degrees is the forecasted high. humidity levels not too terribly bad as of yet they will increase in the seven-day forecast. i'll show you those results coming up in just a little bit. guys? >> now to our breaking news, a police officer is shot in delaware county while responding to a report of a suicidal man. it happened at 1:30 at the mohawk mannor apartments in norwood. trish hartman has been following the story all morning long. >> she joins us live at crozer-chester medical center in upland where the officer as was taken. >> eva and nydia what started as a call for a suicidal man ended with the suspect and the officer with gunshots wounds. the officer has been identified as mark hanley.

police say he is in stable condition at the crozer-chester medical center. it started at 1:00 a.m. when officers from several apartments responded to mohawk mannor apartments in norwood for a suicidal man. they were speaking to the man through the front door. >> the subject opened the door, the officers tried to get in, at which time the subject closed the door and shot through the door. >> reporter: the officer was wearing a bullets proof vest and the vest deflected the bullet but he was shot in the leg. he was pulled to safety. the apartment building was evacuated as officers tried to take the suspect into custody. norwood police chief said responding to calls like this one are risky.

>> you're going in blind. you don't know what the person is thinking, we're trying to help them, obviously they are not in the right state of mind, so it's a high risk for an officer to respond to. >> reporter: the suspect was shot in the elbow and was taken tots hospital for treatment and psychiatric valuation. his name was not been released. police expect to charge him later today. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> police in cumberland county are questioning a teenager in connection with a deadly hit-and-run. 59-year-old man was hit by a pick up truck while crossing delsea drive around 10:30. they say the 18-year-old driver went home and told his parents he thought he hit something. his parents called police and took the teen in for questioning. meantime, officers took an intoxicated woman into custody after she drove through a police road block at the scene. a man is dead his wife in

serious condition after this wreck in northeast philadelphia. the police think the driver who hit them was drunk. the driver hit the couple's car causing it to turnover on woodhaven road. both the victim and his wife had to be freed from the car and rushed to the hospital where the man died. a suspect is behind bars charged with capitol murder in the shooting of a sheriff's deputy in texas. shannon miles gunned down darren goforth who leaves behind a wife and two children. a family friend got choked up while reading a statement from his i had -- from his widow. >> he was loyal, fiercely so, he was ethicallial, the right thing to do was what guided his internal compass. >> investigators are looking

into whether miles was driven by anger of recent killing of black men by police. the sheriff said we've heard black lives matter, all lives matter. happening today an inter faith service will be held for a tv reporter and photographer killed by a former employee. vester flanagan wounded the woman being interviewed. she is recovering. vester flanagan killed himself while officers pursued him during a car chase. >> a baseball fan fell to his death during the braves yankees game in atlanta georgia. the man fell from the upper deck. 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.

we don't believe that it is anything suspicious at all, but we are asking people to come forward and let us know if they saw anything. >> the man's name has not been released, an autopsy is being conducted. the game was not stopped during the incident. dozens of inmates at san quintin prison after a man was diagnosed with legionnaires disease. the inmate is in stable condition. three others are being treated after displaying pneumonia-like symptoms. they have not been diagnosed at this time. 45 others are under observation at the prison. the disease is a severe type of pneumonia. >> ten years ago this weekend hurricane katrina made landfall in louisiana. it created one of the most catastrophic natural disasters the u.s. ever suffered. katrina killed more than 1,800 people. caused more than $100 billion in damage. after several of the levees were

supposed to protect new orleans broke nearly 80% of the city was flooded in up to 15 feet of water. he i covered the aftermath of katrina and these what we saw. everywhere we looked we saw devastation, distress, desperation. >> how much water do you have, sir? >> four gallons. >> reporter: our hearts break as we witnessed 79-year-old madison graham refusing to leave his home for higher ground. >> where will i go. >> reporter: we remember jonah ringo saved from the top floor of a parking garage. but the people who touched me most were tammy and robert miller they were staying at our campground. every everyone at saint about her -- bernards 68,000 people

were left homeless. the millers asked us to check on their homes since we had access to the parish. our cameras captured how the monster stormed destroyed everything on the family's first floor. it seemed everywhere we want by error on the ground our "action news" crew captured anger, a lot of it. >> i stayed in my apartment for two weeks because i thought they were going to come help me, not use scare tactic also do get me out of there. >> reporter: as we watched agents go door to door marking each with a date and whether they found anyone or bodies inside we felt a measure of sadness and emptiness. traveling in new or a -- new orleans at night was down right erie. no light, no sound, no people. we met up with soldiers from willow grove. amidst all the heartbreak and

utter destruction what struck us most was the resilliance and spirit of the people we all melt. >> they are what makes america. we're here to help them. theythey would help us. >> we'll get it back together. >> reporter: covering that story and seeing that kind of devastation and the people whose lives were forever changed by it, made for as you can imagine a powerful and moving experience, i'm happy to report that much of saint bernard's parish continues to recover. a third of the population is back, 11 of the 15 schools have been rebuilt and the federal government spent $46 billion to improve the levees and other instructions that are supposed to protect new orleans, the big question will they hold. there's still some debate about that. stories continues ten years later. >> coming up on "action news," a group of nuns in bucks county

are baking up something very special for pope francis. massachusetts newlyweds find out they are not just lucky at love they are counting their good fortune all the way to the bank. looking live sky6 live hd the korean memorial at penns landing. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

>> a massachusetts couple who got married on thursday are making big new plans for the honor moon now that they won the

4 million state lotto. they got the ticket while heading to work. they are paying off student loans and buying two new cars and buildings and oasis in their backyard. >> what a way to start a life together. >> reporter: some guys have all the luck. if you're vacationing in florida you're not having any luck right now. let's go live and show you what's going on down in miami, you can see how dark and gloomy the remnants of what was once tropical storm erika is pulling onshore. heavy rain bands in fort lauderdale and miami. we have good wave action five to 7-foot breakers on the eastern shore. this is south of miami getting into the keys. we have a temperatures of

83 degrees. water temperature, 87. imagine that. winds out of southeast at 23 miles per hour. gusting to 25. bahamas 13 gusting to 15. no wind issues with that. north of miami, winds out of the south, southeast, 18, gusting to 25. the temperatures are warm. we're seeing downpours, but florida dodging a huge bullet as the storm weakened dramatically before it made it to the u.s. mainland that's thanks to the wind sheer over the gulf of mexico and the carribean. that will continue over the next several weeks. here's a shot of the area showing the bands pushing through. the spaghetti plots takes the remnants to south carolina and georgia. they will stop dead in their tracks as they hit the carolina state line, the high pressure baking us will protect us from this moisture.

it will keep our dry over the next several days. it's unfortunate, because we need the rain. dover, 79. cape may, 77 degrees. as we look at the satellite an radar locally we have high, thin clouds approaching from the southwest, a few showers across the northwestern tip of the state of pennsylvania. a lot of this is in the process of fizzling out. we don't expect much activity later this afternoon. even though future tracker shows showers pushing into the western suburbs later on. i think most of us stay dry through the late evening hours, one or two areas you see a quick hitting shower. most of the viewing area is dry. overnight mainly cloudy and quiet and humid, temperatures dropping down to near 70. tomorrow morning it will be the opposite of today. we're starting out with sun and see the clouds build in the afternoon. tomorrow we start out with clouds and see the sun build in by afternoon. maybe that will give way to one

or two showers late in the day. in the poconos warm and slightly more humid. this is a nice day, though, 80 degrees, a stray thunderstorm is possible late. the jersey shore winds running parallel to the shoreline, no sea breeze today at least for most of you. sun and clouds, warmer, 84 degrees. the rip currents risk is on the moderate side. 90 in reading, 88 in lancaster. 89 in allentown. partly sunny hot and humid. millville, 87. dover, 86 degrees this is just the start of it. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we have a long duration heat wave on our hands which is kind of rare, especially this late in the season. our normal high for this time of the year is only 83. some of the numbers are ten degrees above average. 90 monday, tuesday, hot and humid, 94. wednesday, 94. thursday, 92. friday, 90. had we had this kind of heat during the july those numbers

would be in the upper 690s and close to 100. the if there's a glimmer of good news that would be it. kids are going back to school and they want to be on the beach to begin with and it's still feeling like summer. >> a race started at 7:30 a.m. in south philadelphia and ran through several neighborhoods to the finish line, the 500 block of pine street. it caused several street closings along the route. 45 hurn runners took part in the event. we're four weeks away from pope francis historic visit and nuns have been busy making the most important element of the papal malice. nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: the poor clairs have been working at their langhorne monastery mixing and baking can communion waivers for the mass.

>> it's our small ways to participate. this is our way. and we are thrilled to be able to do it. >> baking so many hosts is no easy task. the sisters have been working extra hours to fill the horde order, but they are happy to be doing the work. it involves the right mix of flower and water. the batter is poured and baked into sheets on small stoves lovely named by the sisters. of a -- raphael,agdalania and vincent and benny, but benny is broken down. what is more meaningful they will leave the monastery to see the holy father to say malice.

>> it will be an honor. >> it's a once in a lifetime chance. we're a little thrilled we're curious as to how it will work out. >> one thing the poor clair nuns know their hearts will be full to watch the communion host they made distributed when the pope says mass. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> get updates on the pope's upcoming visit by following pope on twitter well have news and pictures as we prepare for the arrival of pope francis.

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10:20, 78 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at cape may, new jersey, the beach is the place to be. we are looking at our if it heat wave of the season, so get ready. the eagles have done it again, they have won their third straight preseason game against the packers and sam bradford had quite a showing. jeff skeverski was at the game an has more. >> reporter: is sam bradford ready to make the leap from lambeau to atlanta for the monday night football season opener in two weeks, you better believe it he completes all ten passes three for touchdowns in what is expected to be his final preseason game. >> i think it's unreal

statistic think 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 thought he had a good command about what we're doing, really located the football. >> reporter: bradford looks razor sharp throwing to 6 different receivers, he completed a fourth down conversion. the believe it or not he said he could be better. >> you continue to work timing and rhythm on the passing game. i thought it was better than last week, but by no means is it perfect. we have a lot of work to do. >> that's the thing i love about him, he'll be back on the field on monday, firing it awrnld trying to get -- around, trying to get better. >> reporter: eagles fans have to feel better about the new look football team chip kelly constructed, they have 113 points in three games and they won them all. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> at the big board, a look at

the odd and unusual pictures of the week. first up, solving a rubik's cube is new easy feat, imagine doing it while riding ani cycle. very large this is the 6th annual what floats your cardboard boat race. the boats were made of cardboard duct tame -- tape and spray paint. it was for a good cause, it benefits the united way. how would you like to get married under water, miami couple tied the knot beneath the

waves next to a nine foot statue of jesus christ. they wore a dress and suit complete with the scuba gear. they wanted to mark the 50th anniversary of the statue christ of the statute submerged off key largo. >> meteorologist chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back.

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later on 6abc, here's tamala edwards with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, coming up this morning on inside story we take a look at the poll

numbers and how the public feels about attorney general cat cat and all the trouble -- kathleen kane, all the trouble surrounding her, porn graphic e-mails related to the case have come out and what it means foreand orioles attached to the e-mails. we take at the issues surrounding chaka fattah number one they are trying to make the case that's tampering with the jury pool. are prosecutors right or does he have rights under the first amendment. what do we know about the list of people that will be called to the stand. >> one more look at the accuweather. >> reporter: hot and humid, 90 degrees, combination of sun and clouds, partly sunny, tomorrow, 90. 94 tuesday and wednesday, that time frame is dry. they say there's a slight chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. we're stuck in the 90s. >> this week with george

stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30. the clinton camp could be hitting a road block in iowa. here's martha raddatz with more. >> reporter: good morning, the brand new poll in the state of iowa. why it is troubling for the clinton campaign. donald trump what's going saying to raise eyebrows and we take a look at the gulf coast ten years after katrina. back to you. >> we'll be back we'll have an i couldn't have date on the police officer in delaware county. >> a college student details his hair raising abduction by a deranged man. could wildfires make you sick? parents of a young child say yes. for eva pilgrim, chris sowers,

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