recent deflate gate ruling. holiday weekend is in full swing. there is plenty to do from the city to the shore, but first the weather, we need to know what the weather is going to do. >> reporter: i can't believe it's the holiday weekend already. the year flew. it's a perfect morning for tennis or early morning stroll. he is hitting the ball very well today. he is enjoying things it's gorgeous this morning. temperatures flipping it over to the maps, down in the 70s, low humidity levels, 71 in trenton. 72 in allentown. wilmington, 75. same number for cape may. satellite and radar, we had some clouds early this morning a lot of is starting to drifter away pushing toward the southwest. in time we'll see an increase in sunshine. here's the call from accuweather today. mostly sunny skies, a nice one

coming up. 835 degrees is the forecasted high. through the afternoon expect to see sunshine here lowering humidity levels throughout the day. as we look ahead most of the holiday weekend for that matter looks really, really nice. it will be hotter as we get into the holiday, heat wave number 6 is on the way, i'll have the details in the forecast coming up in just a bit. >> many people are saying goodbye to summer down the shore. sky6 live hd looking at atlantic city. it's a gorgeous weekend to hit the beach or the board. trish hartman found out businesses are looking for one last boost before fall. >> reporter: jim mchugh whips air into the batch of vanilla fudge at the fudge kitchen in stone harbor. he said labor day weekend is three weekends rolled into one. >> we looked forward to it.

it does drive the business up a little bit. >> reporter: dozens satisfied their sweet tooth at the fudge shop or ice cream. others used the last of the daylight to introduce his 12-year-old son scot to the challenges sport of surf fishing. >> it's hard to cast, because when i cast my line goes that way and yeah, so. >> reporter: is it fun, though? >> the summer is winding down it's going by way too fast, we're trying to pack in some memories and fun. >> reporter: rides were packed with kids big and small at the play land cast away cove. for diana visco and her grandson jimmy it's a time to enjoy one of their favorite spots. >> he got to go on his favorite ride which is the fire engine. >> reporter: a stroller is the favorite ride of twins their

first labor day weekend in avalon is kicking off. mom said while a vacation with twins is not always relaxing it's fun. >> it's work, but it's worth it once you get there. >> reporter: because labor day is late this year, many kids are back to school, so business owners say the past week has been quiet. most businesses are ready to welcome the crowds with open arms. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, the huge made in america festival gets underway on the benjamin franklin parkway. chopper 6hd gets a bird's eye view. the festival is sold out. it's a security challenge ahead of pope francis visit. >> the mayor said it's the first day we have an event. we don't know how many people are coming whether it's one or 1 million or two, we have to be prepared and we have been prepared for whoever is coming. >> the parkway is closed and

there are other detours near the art museum during made in america festival. the art museum itself is open, but you ever to enter on the backside. new this morning, a man is in critical condition after an overnight shooting at an apartment complex in camden county. the action cam is on the scene of the 400 block of ides avenue in lindenwald. the victim was shot twis in -- twice in the stomach in the parking lot of the woodlands apartment. the shooter is on the loose. four people are rushed to the hospital after a nasty wreck in camden. it happened at linden and admiral wilson boulevard. the driver was speeding and lost control. the car slammed into two upit poles before camping on fire. all four were thrown from the car. one in critical condition the

others in serious condition. no word whether any charges will be filed. new, police say a drunk driver played a role in a chain-reaction crash in south jersey. the pick up hit a car sitting at a red light on admiral wilson boulevard. the second pick up slammed into the back of the first pick up. the drivers were taken to the hospital, the driver in the pick up in the back faces a dui charge. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting outside a rap concert. it happened while hundreds of people were out on south street. jeff chirico has more. >> reporter: viewer video of chaos on south street moments after a man was shot as hundreds waited nearby to enter a rap concert. it happened after 8:00 p.m. outside the theater of the living arts. police patrolling the area heard a scuffle and saw a man in his

20s on the ground shot once in the torso. >> this was not a 911 call. police officers observed the scuffle and heard a gunshot. as you can imagine shortly after 8:00 p.m. on south street there's literally hundreds of people on the sidewalks and traffic is very, very heavy. >> reporter: witnesses told police the shooter dressed all in black got away in a limo. police topped the limo several blocks away and took occupants in for questioning. police found the gun in a wheel well of a car on south american street. always for the concert, police canceled it. there were more than 100 inside the tla. >> i don't think they knew what took place. they hold them inside until the detective's decided it's okay for them to be released. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> new videos are the latest potential leads in the massive manhunt for three cop killers in

illinois. police are pouring over video taken by home surveillance and traffic videos. 15 people called persons of interest have been interviewed by the fbi. their dna has been collected. tom brady is speaking out after a federal judge's ruling on the deflate gate scandal. the quarterback posted a statement thanking friends, family fans and teammates for their support. he goes on to say quote while i'm pleased to be eligible to be play, i'm sorry our league had to endure this, i don't think it's been good for our sport. to a large degree we all lost. earlier the judge ruled against the nfl undoing the four game and he suspension, the nfls appealing that ruling. a budget stalemate could lead to a credit downgrade for school districts and commune

colleges in pennsylvania. it's create uncertainty that the state will help cash strapped schools. moodies as he is the immediate threat is minimal. kathleen kane told a state supreme court that spending her law license would violate her constitution right to due process. she denies indications of purjury and -- accusations of purjury and leaking grand jury information. a board is asking the high court to spend her license. if the court spends her license she could stay in office for administrative purposes. governor wolf and the state senate could invoke a constitution constitutional provision to remove kane. >> cashing in on old toys, turns out your favorites from

childhood could be worth a small for turn -- for today. >> the charlotte effect could rake in billions for the britain. >> reporter: we have a heat wave rolling in, i'll have that, plus the holiday forecast right after this.

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>> a dog chased off a burglar in southern california. but she got a piece of him first. the homeowner walked in on the burglar stealing her laptop and other belongings. >> reporter: he looked at me and i'm like what are you doing in my house, ipsd get him molly, she got him, she stepped in between us. >> and she looks so nice, you would never think. the dog bit the intruder, he ran outside, but molly didn't give up. he dropped the stolen items and managed to get away. as for molly she earned herself a steak dinner. it's like atlantic citiy kind of looking dog. that dog would not scare me one bit. looks like the friendliest dog in the world and then she bites you. that's what he gets for snooping

in their place. talking weather there's the view in cape may. you can see the surf in the background. we have wave heights of 5 to 6 feet breaking along the shoreline. the weather is fantastic. sunshine, low humidity. because of the higher wave heights we have increased risk for rip currents. we have the buoy report, as well. this is the latest report out of lewis, delaware, winds out of the east/northeast. cape may, 80. air temperature, 75. on the mouth of the delaware bay it's rough there, as well. air temperatures 73. winds out of the east/northeast gusting to 23. these higher wave heights here these 6-foot breakers will push closer to the shoreline as the afternoon wears on.

the beach patrol issued a moderate risk for rim currents. you'll see -- rip currents, pay attention to the lifeguards. seas buildings four to 6 feet. winds out of the northeast at 15 to 25 miles per hour. if you're laying organ the sand prepare to be sandblasted from time to time. the good news you'll see sunshine this afternoon. burn time 20 to 25 minutes. temperatures across the board are in the low to mid 70s. the humidity levels are nice and low. they will come up as we get into next week. today not too bad, very nice as we head into labor day. even monday, 59, look at tuesdayance wednesday the numbers -- tuesday and wednesday, the numbers start to increase, they are back into the mid to upper 60s. satellite and radar, clouds beginning to push across the area here and move into the spine of the appalachians. we should see sunshine from this

point on as the drier air works its way in, canadian high is pushing toward new england, the air is not too cool, but it's dry. that's giving us a break from the heat and the humidity in the short term. poconos, sunny and pleasant, 77. tomorrow, sunny skies, delightful 79. labor day, splendid highs around 82. the jersey shore, moderate risk for rip currents that's the only issue. the ocean temperature, 76. shades of blue after morning clouds, 77 degrees breezy, sun and clouds, sunday, sunny skies, very nice, 79. labor day sunny skies, 80. philadelphia, 85, cooler this afternoon, but above average for this time of the year. mostly sunny ascertain nice, refreshing winds out of the east/northeast 15 miles per hour. clear and pleasant 55 degrees in

reading and allentown. 64 in center city. winds out of the northeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. the mid 50s for places like millville and the pine barrens in southern, new new jersey. the exclusive accuweather five-day forecast, temple owls taking on the penn state nittany lions 3:30 start time, you can see it right here on 6abc. heat wave number 6 is monday, tuesday, wednesday, highs all three days again back in the 90s. it's not over. i wish it was. the. >>. we invite you to 6abc.com/weather, sky 6 radar gave us you real time updates of what's ahead.

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they salmonella. health officials say they likely killed a 99-year-old woman in california. more than 250 other people have been infected. 53 of them needed to go to the hospital. the cucumbers were distributed in 27 states including new jersey, they were sold under the limited edition label after august 1. the newest member of the british royal family is bringing in big bucks. she is 4-month-old and expected to be worth $5 billion. that's nearly 1.5 billion more than prince george. as you can imagine, brands that charlotte has worn or been associated with, have become the rage, so much so that retailers dubbed it the charlotte effect. we all have toys from our

childhood, but some of them could be worth cash, how can you tell the difference between a clunker or a winner. >> reporter: dave grew up in the 70s and cleaning out his parents garage took him back in time. pretty much every single toy i had is still here. >> reporter: are they worth anything. >> toys are a better investment than the stock market because toys go up in value. he said toys stir no nostalgia. wow. the star wars. wow, this is old retrot-shirts. big franchises are coming back that bumps the value of the old stuff. all 10, 20, $15, i think the whole box is $100. working toys especially the

sound they trigger our emotion and get people to open the water. >> i get it. this was my favorite arcade game. it works. >> this is worth 50 to $735. >> i bought that in disney world in 19779. >> reporter: that investment paid off. the jackpot you've got all these beautiful toys bought at the park. you have a beautiful set worth about $3,500. the total number on all these toys, what's your estimate. >> i would say $1,900. almost 2,000. >> amazing. berky worely abc news new york. >> temple takes on penn state, we have a preview next in sports.

>> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us into old city there. you can see the top of independence hall. a beautiful day shaping up for us, 9:24, 73 degrees, in sports a sellout crowd at the linc will watch temple take on penn state. the eagles make their final cuts. tim tebow is on the roster for now, matt barclay is out of here, jamie apody is talking trade. >> reporter: tebow time anyone? unless for some reason chip kelly decides to keep two quarterbacks, it appears you can buy the number 1 # jersey. yesterday eagles traded matt barclay to the cardinal's, the

only eagles quarterback failed to throw a single touchdown and many interceptions. tebow 2 touchdown passes and 32 rushing yards against the jets. >> it's a blessing to play the game that i love. i do what i am coached and try to improve everyday and compete. obviously every time you step out there you want to win. >> the eagles have until today at 4:00 to get the roster down. some guys have been cut like roxborough high school rasheed baley who everybody was rooting for. we may have seen the last of dominic brown diagnosed with a concussion, he may miss the rest of the season. pete mccann none was so

happy to be done with the mets, fly ball to fenway park to center. how about that grab. adam morgan on the hill in a one run game. part of a 4-run for the red sox, phillies fell 7-5. temple penn state te link is sold out. james frank lin and his team arrived in philadelphia yesterday. the lions view winning streak over the owls that date back 70 years. he said these guys are pumped to play here. >> a lot of these guys grew up eagles fans, they have a chance to play in the link which is a positive. >> i had a chance to be head coach against penn state, i'm 0-1. this team has not had a chance to play them.

i meant them to play well and not have the moment be too big for them. upset would be interesting, regardless that that will be a t football game to watch. have a great saturday. fire crews in is an tone drilled a hole during the rescue. >> he with started room air into the safe. he was calm the whole way through. a locksmith worked to unlocked the government issued safe he was already, it's unclear how he became trapped in that safe. still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: hey, everyone, this is gauge one of the many dogs rescued by the sun rays pitbull rescue. we'll meet him and his very good friends as we introduce our "shelter me rescue of the week" winner of the weak later organ

"action news." plus, another check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast, meteorologist chris sowers "action news" saturday at 9:00 continues.

>> happening now "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. a reading police dog is flown to the hospital after being injured while at work. a long journey to and you a

has come to an end for thousands of war-wary refugees from syria. first, though, let's go outside to chris sowers the sun is shining down. >> reporter: it's comfortable, the humidity levels have dropped off. the clouds that were hanging around this morning, they have pulled away and we're seeing sunshine. temperatures upper 60s low 70s north and west, saint davids # 0 degrees on the dot. same number for kennett square. pottstown, 61 and 65 in the poconos. agenda beach, 74. and woodbine 76. if you're going to be laying organ the beach today working on that tan, the unofficial end of summer is going to bring wind today. keep that in the back of your minds if you're out there, you'll get sandblasted at time. comfortable temperatures, winds whipping around 15 to 25 miles

per hour. the shore forecast mostly sunny and breezy, atlantic city, 77 with the sea breeze, ocean city, 76. cape may, 78. rehoboth beach 78 and bethany beach 679 degrees, a small craft advisory is in effect for rough seas. building waves 6 feet. that will increase the risk for rip current. penn state taking on temple lincoln financial field, watch it rye right here on # -- 6abc. 84 for the kickoff. 4th quarter, 80 degrees. do we keep the winning streak going throughout the holiday weekend? i'll have the answer in the seven-day forecast in just a little bit. >> american are closing out the summer season down the shore, kids big and small are packing

the cove in ocean city. businesses like the original fudge kitchen in stone harbor are sad to see summer go, but enjoying the big crowds. >> it's a big weekend we look forward to it, but not really, because it's the end of summer. it does drive the business up a little bit. >> labor day is late this year and some businesses say this week has been quieter than years past, so they are welcoming the weekend crowds with open arms. # 0,000 people are expected to pack the benjamin franklin parkway for the made in america festival. gates open at noon. chopper 6hd was over the parkway as the final preparations are made. beyounce takes the stage later tonight. tickets are sold out. now to the latest on the migrant crisis in europe. thousands crossed the and you say -- and you say -- border

into alls austria. >> reporter: this morning, thousands of wet and wary refugees poured across the border into austria. after being blocked for days by hungry for leaving on days, mostly syrian decided to make the 150-mile trek to the border on foot. wheelchairs and on crutches, old and young. this entire march food and water the refugees counted on are donations from local hungarians. small breaks gave them a chance to camp their breath, as dusk fell it looked like the journey would take days, wherele --

where will you sleep? >> in the woods. the government sent buses to the refugees they got suspiciously, thinking they would would be taken to camps, but as the sun rose they stream into austria. >> reporter: thousands are pouring into the country, another march has set out from the main train station in hungry's capitol bound for the border, this is far from over. >> new this morning, reading police say one of it's k-9s was injured on the job. the dog fell 15 to 20 feet from a cat walk in reading. the dog was flown to penn vet hospital to be treated for internal bleeding. the dog was making sure sure nobody was in the school after they found a door unlocked. police did not find anyone inside. heavy flames drove a family

from their home in mercer county. it broke out on haverford road in west windsor township nobody was hurt. fans were scammed out of money now a major concert promoter is looking into the scam. half dozen fans paid for a meet and greet, but they were turned away. >> my mom was talking to them for a while through e-mail. this is her 13th birthday and she is excited. >> reporter: they bought the tickets from a website they thought was associated with the band. unfortunately it was not. live nation tells "action news" it is investigating. a state senator in new

jersey wants to end governor chris christie's use of state helicopter for political purposes. the governor has used the state police chopper to campaign for president. democrat linda green stein is working on a bill to ban the use of the chopper. the governor's office said the campaign has reimbursed the state for $13,000 for four flights since june 30. vice president beau joe bin has not decided to enter the race. several people close to jill biden said she won't stand in the way of her husband's ambitions but shares concerns whether he can devote himself to a hard-fought campaign three months after their son's beau's death. >> pope francis arrives in three weeks and tickets will be released for his speech at

independence mall next week. ten thousand tickets will be made available on tuesday at noon on the world meeting of family website. they are first come first serve with a limit of four per person. travel and safety during that weekend are such a concern, that some of canceled their trip to seep the pope. john rawlins explains. >> i really don't understand why this became what it has become today. >> reporter: brian operates the 44 room motel on walnut street. he is talking about confusion and lack of in fact from event organize he heers. out of towners can't get a clear picture of what would happen to their cars they would normally park in the garage. >> we got two answers, we can use the garage if we get the cars in thursday or friday by

6:00 p.m. then we were told the garage can't be used. >> reporter: he is approaching local businesses to see if they would want to put up workers who might have trouble getting into work saturday or the sunday. amtrak will add more trains up and down the papal corridor that would mean 35,000 additional seats. just how many people will see the pope is anyone's guess. most who will witness the saturday night concert or sunday papal mass will need a red zone pass. many are given to regional parishes and catholic service agencies. we met james mills who works in philadelphia, but his home is in north carolina. >> i heard about the ticket deal, i don't know how i'll get tickets to see him, other than be ten miles away. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> we're keeping up with the latest information about the

papal visit 6abc.com/pope. we'll have the latest details about ticket events and newly announced parades as they are released and security zones and list of all of the prohibited items all right there on our website. there's much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, including the photo bomb that's making headlines across the county. i love the story. the. >> you hear or i don't know heartbeat and voice and eyeballs move. >> in "healthcheck," the science behind sscd. it's a real and debilitating condition, but there's hope out there. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns.

>> connecticut governor lost his limelight saturday of a photo bomb. he was discussing tour i am when a baby baluga whale came up behind him himle whale nearly stole the show. there were ten other what else in that tank, but just juneau all by himself decided to come over and steal the spotlight. >> reporter: heals not the man, i'm man.

i'm bigger than him. let's go live on sky. i'll tell you what maybe bigger than you, if you're not a strong swimmer the waves are big on the beach. we'll see 4 to 6-foot waves and gusty breeze, there will be risk of rip currents. otherwise it's a delightful day down the shore, sun and clouds, giving way to sunshine by afternoon. double scan live no issues, we're clear, it's been another hot sweet. this is heat wave number five which is technically still on going, five more days, # 0 on monday, 95 on tuesday, wednesday, 93. thursday was the hottest day of the year so far which is rare to accomplish that feat during the month. september of all months. friday, 93. today we're forecasting a high of 85. it will feel cooler. even that 85 is above average

for this time of the year. 70s for everybody. winds out of the northeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. look at the gusts closer to the water. beach haven 22. atlantic city on the sand, 21 at the airport. wildwood, 21 miles per hour. dover, 22 miles per hour. the so, again, if you're working on that tan you'll be getting sandblasted. strong, gusty breezes all thanks to this high pressure moving in from new england. this high has cooled us down. it will bring sunshine and gusty breeze to the waterfront this afternoon. crystal clear conditions across the country, another area of high pressure here, that's why the cloud cover is clear across the missouri valley and tennessee valley. jet stream is up to the north where the clouds remain, rain and snow across the higher elevations, they have winter weather advisories for the mountains 3 to 6 inches.

long time before we see that around here. future tracker 6 nothing going on today tomorrow or labor day. thanks to this high pressure system with the air sinking underneath the high, it's going to be difficult to get clouds in the sky monday and tuesday, if you see it, it will be because of the winds off the ocean. beautiful forecast. poconos sunny and nice, 77. sunshine tomorrow, 79. labor day 82 degrees, jersey shore, the ocean temperature 76. with the sea breeze kicking in, that will keep the air temperatures close to 76 this afternoon. moderate risk for rip currents, 77. sun and clouds. 79 tomorrow. 80 degrees labor day. both days, sunshine, low humidity levels. the western suburbs, 82 for reading, trenton, 81. millville, 81. mostly sunny skies this

afternoon and nice. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we need rain be well there's a chance wednesday and thursday, but it's a 30% chance of seeing a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. that means there's a 70% chance you will not see it at all. 85 today. 87 tomorrow. 90 monday, tuesday and wednesday, hazy, hot and humid, 92 both days, feels like temperatures around 795. maybe a thunderstorm wednesday afternoon and thursday and friday mostly cloudy and shower 85 degrees. >> you were saying there's a little chance of a thunderstorm. somebody may see it. >> reporter: somebody is going to see a thunderstorm. i can guarantee you that. >> this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" is sun ray pitbull rescue. it's about not only rescuing, but educating people about a misunderstood breed. >> reporter: sun rays started ten years ago saving katrina dogs, now it has 70 volunteers

who foster and train a breed in need. pitbulls. >> i saw what they do expmghts what motivated me to save these dogs, even dogs that come out of fighting situations can be rehabilitated. they want to please you no matter what. >> reporter: like lion who loves a owe belly rub. broady had a are you aware of start his back wag -- was burned and had to be repaired. >> this is a 6-month-old american pitbull terrier. he has a million condition that makes eating a challenge. it doesn't hold him back, he is a happy boy and loves to play. >> reporter: sosha was rescued with her litter of four puppies, but this momma is looking for a

home. rocky is 1-year-old who has recovered from an early battle with parvo. now he is healthy and happy and ready for a forever home. this is gauge a 1 1/2-year-old pitbull boxer mix, loves to be around people and loves company. if you're looking a dog that loves to be around people, gauge would be perfect for you. go to the sun rays pitbull rescue website. anyone who adopted a shelter pet we want to hear your story use the #6abc "shelter me rescue of the week." we'll be featuring your stories on up coming "shelter me rescue of the week" sections with gauge i'm matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news." drive experience.

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time to to remember the achievements of the americans. free buzz cuts will be given at the battleship new jersey it's happening today from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the epidemic of the labor day weekend ends the mark of the summer season, the chamber ensemble will perform a free concert as we say goodbye to summer and hello to fall at 7:00 p.m. tonight. in "healthcheck" imagine being able to hear every sound inside your body. it's a rare, but real condition. one woman who went through this living nightmare wants to share her story to help others. ali gorman has the details. >> reporter: for months no matter what she it was doing rachel never had a moment's peace. >> i could hear my heart

beating. >> she couldn't focus on you or speak to you and concentrate on what you were saying. >> reporter: along with the noises she was losing her balance and having severe disy spells. she saw nine doctors before learning was sscd. it happens when the a bony canal of the inner ear develops a tiny hole. the fluid from the canal goes into the hearing chamber. >> you hear everything. it's strange, but common for the patient thes. >> thes -- patients, are seeking psychiatric help because it grinds them down. >> reporter: she went from her home in indiana to los angeles for a invasive

surgery. they fill the hole with a serial. >> it's like a heat-seeking missile that finds the hole between the hearing and the brain. >> when i woke up, i thought it's gone. >> reporter: doctors say they see up to ten cases a month of this condition. it's one of the few centers in the country with the state-of-the-art technology to treat it. nobody knows what commons the condition, but it's common among middle aged adults. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back.

>> let's get one last check of the weather. >> reporter: weekend forecast looks spectacular no more where you're going, poconos shore, 85 in the city. 77 for the mountains, 77 for the jersey shore. sunday, 87 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the 90s getting back in here by labor day. humidity is low, so that 90 will feel okay, but come tuesday and wednesday it's hazy, hot and humid, both days feeling like the mid 090s and thursday, 88 it's going to be a close call whether we hit 90 again. after that a cold front comes through, that's a canadian front and that looks like the end to the 90s. thanks chris. jack hanna's "wild count

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