sunday, august 30, i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," delaware county police officer is hospitalized after being shot at an early morning call at an apartment. >> vice president joe biden makes a surprise visit with delaware democrats and sets off speculation about a 2016 rub for

president. >> eagles put the packers in their place. >> those stories, but first let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: it is looking good and feeling good out here, the temperatures are easy to handle. we're sitting in the 80s. tarnlsville in the # -- tanersville, in the 7. pilots, 82. center city, 87. glassboro, 8 #. look at the cooler nbltion on -- numbers on the delaware bay, you're down in the mid 70s. avalon, 81. woodbine 83. satellite and radar it's a beautiful afternoon. we have mostly sunny skies, just a couple of high, thin clouds approaching from the south. delaware bay region you're seeing thin clouds overspreading the region right now. that's about it.

otherwise it's a gorgeous day, mostly sunny conditions. get out there and enjoy it. it will be slightly warm and we're forecasting a high of 90. i think we're all used to this. 90 degrees is not all that bad. we have the 5th heat wave of the year it starts today and each and everyday of this week turns hotter and more oppressively humid. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> another developing story we're following this morning, the shooting of a police officer in delaware county. the officer was shot through the door afternoon apartment while answering the call in norwood. the man accused of shooting him is in custody. let's go live to trish hartman live in glenolden. >> reporter: nydia and eva, the suspect was brought to a holding cell in the past half-hour or so. police have not released his

name, they also they will do that once he is arraigned in darby township this afternoon. this is 30 minutes ago after the suspect was processed. police say the ordeal started when officers from several departments pond responded to mohawk mannor apartments. the officers were speaking to the man through the door when he fired shots through the door hitting mark hanley of the police department in the chest and leg, he was wearing a bullet proof vest. he was pulled to safety by the other officers and then rushed to crozer-chester medical center. a standoff took place for about an hour according to police, officers say the suspect was shot in the he elbow before he s taken into custody. for safety reasons the building was evacuated. we spoke to neighbors about the commotion. >> we woke up at 2:00 with cops

on the lawn. two cars. and then we were just like, something is going on outside, we ran outside, we said what's going on, a cop got shot. this is normally a quiet neighborhood you don't see this around here, not at all. >> reporter: and we've learned that officer hanley is the fire chief at the collingdale fire company. he is in stable condition at crozer-chester medical center. live in glenolden, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> a man is in custody under suspicion of driving under the influence after a deadly accident in northeast philadelphia. a man died and his wife was hurt after another car hit their car causing it to flip over an woodhaven road. husband and wife had to be freed from the car and rushed to the hospital where the man died.

police are questioning a teenager in connection with a deadly hit-and-run. 69-year-old man was hit by a pick up truck crossing delsea drive while crossing. the 18-year-old went home saying he thought he hit something. the parents called police. in the meantime, officers took an intoxicated woman into custody driving through the road block at the scene. a store clerk is accused of groping customers. a customer at the villanova stop and shop said he assaulted her. appearing to hug the woman as he helped her make coffee. but he allegedly did more. have never had problems

with him, but they had one complaint last year and a local business other than told of two others. >> here's a developing story out of north philadelphia. police are searching for a 5-year-old girl, the girl's mother and 52-year-old person of interest. the girl has been missing since yesterday afternoon. police say the 5-year-old was in the care of a 65-year-old babysitter and 52-year-old woman named kendra at the home. the babysitter said she left the two to buy school supplies, when she returned the two were gone. the babysitter said she searched the neighborhood and unable to reach the mother. if you have any information about the missing persons philadelphia police want to hear from you. school bells will ring in

many suburbs, but in the chester upland school district, teachers are returning to work without pay. teachers made a decision to begin school without pay after they learned the school district won't meet the september 9th payroll. the judge ruled against saving money by cutting certain funding to charter schools. a man fell to his death at the braves yankees aim game. he fell from the upper deck. this is cell phone video of the medic also carrying the man -- medics carrying the man from the stands. they shall the fall was an accident. residents along the gulf coast paused to remember the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina. churches in biloxi, mississippi rang their bells before prayer services and there was an

anniversary remembrance at the ballpark. former president bill clinton said the job of rebuilding new ors is not over -- new orleans is not over yet. he under the law everyone to work together to finish the job. a poll in iowa shows democratic candidate bernie sanders surging and clinton's lead shrinking to single digits to 37%. sanders has 30%. the first time in iowa, hillary clinton has dipped below 50%. >> i have to tell you, martha the gains we're seeing the enthusiasm the huge crowds we're seeing this is not antihillary clinton this is pro-bernie

sanders, and people saying enough is enough. >> clinton's still holds a commanding lead over sanders in national polls. 61% of voters surveyed believed clinton is not honest or trustworthy. vice president joe biden made a surprise visit to the sussex county democratic jamboree yesterday, he answered chants of joe, joe and stood on top of a picnic table. biden is weighing whether to get into the 2016 presidential race. on the republican side chris christie is taking heat for his comments on illegal i am am -- immigrants that track you like fedex packages. >> when need to track you if you come in for 6 months or 9

months, we come and get you and tap you on the shoulder and say excuse me, time to go. >> he said as president he would ask the ceo of fedex to work as customs abbey enforcement for three months. eagles fans hope the preseason preview is a role they will play in the regular season. bradford completed all ten passes against the packers in green bay wrapping up 121 yards and three touchdowns. the when he left the game in the first quarter, the birds had a 25 point lead. the eagles back up fight for jobs in the last preseason game that's thursday night against the new york jets. a team from south central pennsylvania will play for little league world series title after capturing the u.s. title

yesterday. peyton clause had the winning run. the last team to win the whole thing was levittown in 1960. al although, the taney dragons from philadelphia made a nice run last year. the championship game is at 3:00 p.m., they take on japan on 6abc. philadelphia 10-k sent thousands of runners through the streets. it wound through several neighborhoods. it caused several street closings along the route. 4500 runners took part in the event. >> new news for an old test finding out who might develop high pressure. >> we'll hear from a kayaker

who was trailed by a hammer head shark in california waters. meteorologist chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're teeming up with "action news." >> the remnants of tropical

storm erika moved into florida and parts of the sunshine state could get four inches or more of rain before it's done. the storm won't be packing anywhere near the punch it had tearing through dominica. at least 20 people were killed and 50 missing. the storm dumped 15 inches of rain on the island last week. >> florida got lucky. >> reporter: imagine 15 inches of rain in south florida. let's go back to south florida

and show you the live shot. it's gray and gloomy as the remnants of erika continue to push inland satellite and radar shows the tropical moisture pulling in in waves coming off the bahamas and pushing through the keys and the florida straits. miami will see heavy rain for a couple of hours and fort meyers and heading up north and tampa and orlando, you will get in the on the act, as well. flipping to double scan live. i have the wave highlights on here, this is what's going on in the southern tip of florida. air temperatures, 83 degrees, winds out of the sowft southeast at -- southeast at 21. you can see the 5 to 6-foot breakers. key largo.29 miles per hour, guo

32. the good news this is not the storm that it it was when it past through the island of haiti and the dominican republic. even the remnants will weaken as it pulls through the gulf and heads up the southeastern united states. the lines get squiggly and stop. the high pressure system will hold steady over our part of the united states. it will stop it in its traction traction -- tracks, that means no rain and heat and humidity. millville, 82, trenton, 82. the poconos, 78.

high, thin clouds overspreading the washington, d.c. and baltimore metro area pushing over the mouth of the bay. this will continue to be the trend as the afternoon moves on. mixed clouds throughout the day, all in all, a comfortable afternoon. future tracker 6 shows a hit or miss shower brief hitting thunderstorm for the purpose of the poconos that's about it. it's quiet overnight, quiet quiet tomorrow morning, by afternoon some areas pick up a brief hit or miss shower or thunderstorm. i would say 95% of us stay dry. for the poconos warm, slightly more humid, but overall comfortable, 8 old -- 80 degrees, jersey shore, perfect beach day, moderate rip currents. ocean city maryland beach patrol

rescued 100 people with their moderate rip currents. sun and clouds, more humid, 84 degrees, your sea breeze really won't be too much in the way of a sea breeze it will run parallel to the shore. 90 degrees in philadelphia. 89 in wilmington. 90 in reading. allentown, 89. trenton, 89 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a lot of 90s over the next few days, tomorrow, 90, hot and humid, tuesday and wednesday, 94. both days hot for thursday, 92, friday, steam bath, high of 90. saturday, steamy and warm, 88 degrees. >> keep the shorts out. >> lifeguards are deciding whether to reopen a san diego county beach after yesterday's sighting of this hammer head shark. it was circling kayakers and appeared to be acting aggressively. >> they were aggressively

because the tuna blood was falling through the scuppers holes in the kayaks. they are doing the figure 8s around the kayaks. an expert said given the size and species and behavior of the shark closing the beach was a good decision.

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disease. a blood test used to determine heart attacks could have a new use, they are used to develop high pressure, sensitive version of the test could pick up slight damage done by spikes in blood pressure years before the person's pressure is elevated all the time. young athletes may be more at risk for getting too much water than becoming dehydrated. theaters are urged to drink up for fear of becoming dehydrated. there were deaths from students downing fluids. it's been reported in more and more activities from yoga to team sports. parents filed suit claiming a school's wi-fi made their son

sick. he has haitian, nausea and other disoms from electro-- symptoms from electromagnetic exposure. the school said the tests are just a fraction of federal safety limits. much more to come on "action news" including sports. a young pitchers puts his bat to use to help the team win, highlights just ahead.

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bradford. >> reporter: we didn't know how much sam bradford would play. it turned out all we needed to see was the first quarter until we see him again in atlanta. bradford marches the eagles down the field against the packers d. demarco murray was on the drive. they go for two, tried out tim tebow, turns out cody parky has a bad leg. he was given two choices. back to bradford, second drive, guy running rate right at him, he throws to boyington under pressure. nice throw. they did not have to face aaron rodgers. they had nice success with their rookie. bradford hits brent celek for the score. bradford ten for ten 1 # --

121 yards three touchdowns, sam the man was pretty happy. >> i felt like we had a great week of preparation. i felt like we were ready to go tonight. we found the rhythm early. it was nice to come off the field and go back on. keep that rhythm and keep going. >> reporter: how big is that 16 days before the opener? >> it was huge, it was nice to go the out there and play the one series, but today to have the three series and three touchdowns come to the sidelines and communicate and talk to the offensive line and talk to chip, that was big, too. >> phillies start alec asher. morgan pitched last monday, yesterday he was better than that.

second baseman came over in the chase utley trade he gave the phillies a 2-0 lead. freddie galvis put them back on top. scored dominic brown from first. ken giles closes it out in the 9th. after losing 4 in a row to the mets, they have won two straight, and the youngsters were impressive last night. how about our pennsylvania little leaguers going for all against japan you can see that this afternoon at #3:00 p.m. on tonight at 11:35 stay tuned for "action news" sports sunday ducis rogers abbey brandon graham. have a great day. >> another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. a college student is carjacked by a deranged armed man, quick thinking tells police

who they are looking for. the big industry in the rockies marijuana. those stories and more when "action news" continues.

>> happening now on "action news," a police officer in delaware county recovers after being shot through a door of an apartment this morning. >> police search for the motive of a killing of a sheriff's

deputy at a gas station. >> storms hit across the pacific northwest. >> those stories in a moment, but first a look at the week ahead with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: good afternoon guys, the humidity has increased at this time, but we have high, thin clouds overspreading the area it's taking the edge off things. doesn't feel in a bad. satellite and radar, the bark is worse than the by the. again, these are high, thin clouds overspreading cape may and delaware bay region. sun shines through that. we are expecting combination of sun and clouds. breeze is starting to pick up out of the southwest 35 to 15 miles per hour. that's making it rather enjoyable. 84 that's it for philadelphia. 82 in allentown. reading, 83. wilmington, 83. millville, 81. cape may, down to 79. on the boards in atlantic city, 81 degrees, there's the view in cape may, high, thin clouds

overspreading the area. the big concern for the jersey shore continues to be the risk for rip currents. i said this earlier in the broadcast, the ocean city maryland beach patrol had over 100 rescues because of rip currents. moderate risk for rip currents for jersey shore and delaware beaches. seas 3 to 4 feet. winds out of the southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. the burn time is 25 minutes. forecast for today, if you're in the city, sun and clouds, 90 degrees, sunshine expected for the jersey shore, otherwise a warm and humid day, 84. the poconos partly sunny and pleasant with a high of 80. that pleasant weather, though, goes by by the way side later ts week. we'll talk built heat and humidity builds into the area, guys. >> now to the latest on our developing story, a delaware county police officer is recovering after being shot on duty overnight he was hit after answering a call at a norwood apartment complex, trish hartman

joins us live with details. trish? >> reporter: well, eva, police have not released the suspect's name, we know the suspect is here in a holding cell at the glenolden police department. police are preparing to arraign him and charge him in darby township. this is the video of the suspect after he was processed in ridley township. he was in a hospital gown. several police departments were called to the mohawk apartments for a suicidal man. officers were speaking through the door he fired several shots through the front door hitting the officer in the chest and the leg. authorities say hanley was wearing a bullet proof vest which deflected the shots to the chest. he was pulled to safety by other officers, the standoff happened for an hour, the suspect was shot in the elbow before he was taken into custody.

for safety reasons, the apartment building was evacuated during the standoff as the police took the suspect into custody. folks who live near mohawk mannor say was a long and wild night. >> i saw the flashing lights, i said somebody broke the glass on the apartment at that second door. the next thing i know some of them go to that, they barricade those doors, he was barricaded inside the apartment building. >> now we've learned that officer hanley is a fire chief at the collingdale fire company. else in stable condition at crozer-chester medical center. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> texas authorities have a suspect, but not a motive in yesterday's killing of a sheriff's deputy. prosecutor say shannon miles

gunned down darren goforth while filling his car with gas. miles as a rap sheet. investigators are looking whether he was driven by anger over recent killings by black men by police. an inter faith service will be held in roanoke virginia to remember the two journalist also gunned down by a former co-worker. allison parker and photographer adam ward were shot and killed wednesday morning while doing a live report. vicky garner the woman they were interviewing continues to recover from her wounds. a college student is okay after a harrowing abduction by a deranged man accosted yesterday morning in lincoln nebraska and forced into the car. >> once you have a gunpointsed atmosphere your -- gun pointed

at your head you're going to listener to him. he said his abdomin ducker became more -- his abductor got even more strange. he had rap videos pleading for help, police were alerted they couldn't find the car, the most terrifying moment when he told him to stop the car, he ran up and came back with a machete and two saws promising to use them later. then he left the car, he called police and they conduct up with him. >> a rising star of broadway is dead in a tragic fall, jean baseball baptiste is the first american ever to play le mis on broadway.

he got the role after playing understudy. he fell from a fire escape. university of denver writing about pot is an official part of the curriculum. the school is offering an intense one week course in cannabis journalism writing about the impact it is having across the u.s. the industry has boomed, but journalistic expertly -- expertise is lagging. >> there are people who are century experts who could tell them far better than i could. >> the law school offers the first class on representing marijuana clients. millions of students are back at college and have to buy books and computers and stuffer to outfit their dorm rooms, they are taking along a lot debt.

it is not only shaping their laws, but the american economy. >> reporter: emily carries the same financial burden always many young people, tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt. >> it's kind of like, if you're not in debt it's a hard feeling to understand. so it is very emotional. >> she chose an instate tuition over a private school and working full time this summer at a doctors office. it is probably not enough. >> parents and students thing they will be paying off debt for five or ten years, the reality is probably longer than that. >> reporter: the college foundation said it's a struggle when you first get started they have to delay sometimes buying a home, getting married having children. >> reporter: young people first

feel the effects of the students debt while on campus cutting back on things like vacation and study abroad, but like that debt, the mindset appears to be carrying over well past graduation. >> students are having to take longer and longer to reach a phase where they can be truly independent. >> reporter: the georgetown university center on education in the workforce said that extended time has reshaped the entire u.s. economy. >> it distorts their own lives and creates distortions in the economy and radioses growth because they are inhabited from growing because they are afraid of debt. >> reporter: a recent survey by bank rate found student loans delaying millennials from buying homes. more millennials are living with their parents than five years ago despite a drop in the unemployment rate and rise in earnings.

emily and her friends remind themselves. >> stay strong and you're going to college for a good reason to get an education. a lot of of people don't get that chance. >> reporter: in maryland, i'm karen kafia. >> much more to come on "action news," it has the power to heal itself after gunshot. we have the material that could save astronauts. >> taking a live look at sky6 live hd meteorologist chris sowers has the full accuweather forecast when "action news" continues snoosm

>> a powerful wind storm is being blamed for two deaths in washington state. a utility company snapped these pictures of some of the trees and power lines downed by the storm. a man was killed when a tree fell on his car, a ten-year-old

girl dialed when a branch fell on her outside a friend's home. nearly half the residents in the puget sound area lost power. smoke and haze are drifting across the northern partly of the california state. the national weather service said the haze will break if there's rain, but then it will come back, denver international airport is warning reduced visibility is causing flight delays. >> reporter: i wouldn't be surprised if our skies looks like that by midweek, not because of smoke, but because of haze. let's go live on sky6 live hd. i wouldn't be surprised if we have air quality alerts issued this week, as well as the heat and humidity builds in. there's the place to go, atlantic city. we have a breeze out of the southwest at 35 to 15 miles per hour. but your ocean temperatures are dowrn -- down into the mid

70s. 84 in philadelphia. allentown, 82. reading, 83. trenton, 82. millville, 81. most locations are topping out around 89 or 90. you get into the outlying suburbs, far western suburbs, places like lancaster, allentown, maybe a degree or two cooler. heat and humidity starts to build by the middle of week. 67 is the dewpoint by wednesday and thursday, you'll notice that. satellite and radar, high, thin clouds from the southwest and newer clouds from the northwest. this is a fizzling out cold front that will push through the region in the next 24 hours it could trigger a shower or thunderstorm for the least and the poconos most of us us will stay dry. that's the headliner this week, hot humid and dry conditions. we have high pressure sitting over the carolinas, look at this huge malice of clouds and showers and thunderstorms. you would think this could come

easily up the coast, but because of this high, it will try to pull to the north, hit it and stop dead if it's tracks. here's double scan live, the sunshine state not living up to it's nickname. the remnants of tropical storm erika pull onshore. eastern shore is being blasted. the we've seen 1200 to 1500 lightening strikes taken in 15 minute increments. that's the only significant part of the storm. no storm surge. the heavy rain is the only apartment that we're seeing with this storm as it has weaken dramatically. the spaghetti plots show it it l hit the high in carolinas and the virginias. the modeling sees the high and takes the storm into the high

and realizes it can't go there and pushes back there again, that will be the protective bubble this weekend. lehigh valley, remainder of the afternoon, humid, 89 degrees the forecasted high for allentown. the jersey shore high, thin clouds working over the skyline. warmer, humid, 84 degrees with a parallel wind to the shoreline, be on the look out for rip currents, expect to see plenty of those this afternoon. 90 degrees philadelphia, sun and clouds, hot, winds out of the southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. mainly cloudy and quiet, overnight tonight turning more humid. 68 degrees outlying suburbs, 73 for center city. here we go, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looking like the middle of july partly sunny tomorrow, 90 and we really pour it on, hot and humid, tuesday, 94. wednesday, 94. thursday, 92. still a steam bath by friday, 90 degrees. guys. >> thanks, chris,. pumpkin spice mania continues for america's food

makers. marrs is rolling out pumpkin spice m and ms. it came out with a pecan pie flavor candy earlier this month. texas will be the next test ground for google's self driving car. it will be the first test outside its home turf in castle castle -- in california.

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modeled after the famous fight in spain. last year cincinnati hired a commissioner of fun to enjoy the city. next yearen on the fun calendar, a pumpkin smash. many schools have cutback or cut out arts programs. we have a word on the place where kids can explore the arts an find their own creative voice. here's karen rogers. >> reporter: it's called the roger lee arts academy, the philadelphia artist and entrepreneur for whom it is name created the after school program to give kids a chance to explore all the arts. >> you can take dance or drawing or acting. >> reporter: the idea is to allow kids to try artistic outlets without having to choose one path. >> you can do drawing, dancing and acting and arts business that's something you can't get

until college or your first job. >> reporter: the program starts in mid september and lasts through june. >> in classes they let their hair down they tell me their fears as an artist and their hopes and dreams. it's a safe haven. at the end of the term the kids put on a performance to showcase what they learned. >> you don't know what you can do until you hit the stage. you might be in class doing a good job and then you hit the stage and you find out i can do an outstanding job. >> the environment is one of learning and honing your craft. >> a lot of times you go into a competition, bring home the gold, but in our academy you're given a chance to dabble. if you don't like acting or you didn't draw the prettiest picture it's not a big deal. >> you can assigned up for the arts academy at arts.com, registration closes september 7.

you can visit 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts to learn more about other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> a michigan research team has created a new material that could prevent catastrophe in space. debris tearing into the wall of the space station. the terminator in the movies comes back to life after being shot or blown up. the new material can he'll itself after it is punctured. after a bullet is fired through the material reaction to form a sold plug. it could be used for other things including cars. a japs company has gone where no other liquor has gone before. a case of liquor has arrived at the space station. the study is the alcohol aging process that occurs faster in microgravity. the liquor will be stashed for years and brought back to be compared to its earth bound

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sphwhrool recapping our top stories on "action news," the suspect is in the early-morning shooting of a ridley park police officer has been released from the hospital and expected to be arained later today. officer mark hanley is stable in the hospital after a bullet hit his bullet proof vest. police are searching for tamira horton along with her

mother and 62 person of interest. the babysitter when she returned home the girl and the 52-year-old were gone. they have not found the girl at mother. sam bradford completed all ten passes against the packers for 121 yards and three touchdowns. their final preseason game is thursday night against the jets. >> reporter: i told everybody when we got rid of nick foles, i said sam bradford was the real deal. let's hope everybody stays healthy. today, 90 degrees, sun and clouds, hot a little more humid, same thing for tomorrow, partly sunny, more humid than today, 90 degrees, look what happens in the seven-day forecast. looks like the middle of july, 94 for both tuesday and wednesday, hazy, hot and humid both days feeling like 96, 97.

even by week's henned we're talking about 90-degree heat. it will be the 5th heat wave of the year. when we look at the month of september, the whole month is above average. >> i don't mind it. finally this afternoon a fashion guy is getting help this school year from a reliable friend, that friend's name a patches. when he raises the stop sign patches walks with him and the children across the street. the two have been doing this for two years, the kids and their parents love the idea. >> a safety vest and all, what a cutie. >> "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. tonight. don't forget the little league world series at 3:00 p.m. for eva pilgrim, chris

sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you next weekend!

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