7:00 a.m. on this sunday, september 6. here's what's happening on "action news,." new overnight a fire injured a philadelphia firefighter and cost the family its home. >> benjamin franklin parkway draws a big crowd in made in america festival. it's now underway. >> temple beats penn state for the first time since 1941. >> thousands enjoying a holiday getaway at the jersey shore. sky6 live hd looking live at atlantic city. it's going to be gorgeous, we couldn't ask for better weather, unofficial end of summer for a lot of folks. trish hartman will have more from the shore coming up. chris sowers is outside with the accuweather forecast. how perfect is it going to be today? >> reporter: it's going to be as perfect as it's going to get. we turned the the

air-conditioning off this morning it's been the coolest it's been in two months. 56 in allentown. reading, 58. trenton, 59. dover, 60. philadelphia checking in at 64. you can go along and turn your air-conditioning off, as well. today will be a pleasant afternoon, high temperatures in the mid 80s, the you'll have to turn it back on as we get into tomorrow night and tuesday and wednesday as we start to see the heat and humidity build into the region. crystal clear skies, no issues this afternoon. mostly sunny that's the call from accuweather, pleasant. 86 degrees the forecasted high. slightest breeze out of the southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. lunchtime, 80 degrees, wall-to-wall blue skies, 3:00 p.m., 85. 6:00 p.m., 84 staying on the comfortable side. low humidity levels.

let's go searching for rain. we need some, we're four inches below where we should be for this time of the career. our next chance of rain doesn't arrive until thursday, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, no shot of precipitation, thursday there's a cold front that approaches the area, that will trigger showers and thunderstorms, it appears as if that will be the first sign of a pattern change that will bring cooler temperatures consistently to the delaware valley. i'll talk about that and have the holiday weekend call for the city, shore and the poconos when i see you in just a few minutes. >> a fire left a mother and 6 children without a place to live. the blaze injured a philadelphia firefighter. flames and smoke ripped through the basement and first floor of the home on the 1200 block of north 55th street in west philadelphia. a firefighter fell through stairs and was taken to penn presbyterian hospital.

we are told he will be okay. the fire burned for a half-hour, the cause is under investigation. >> a sellout crowd, 70,000 people flooded the benjamin franklin parkway to be part of the made in america festival. >> another sellout crowd jams the parkway today, as the headliner wraps up. beyounce took the stage last night, jeff jeff chirico was there as the crowd awaited queen b. >> reporter: a sea of people databasing to the beat at night -- a sea of people dancing to the beat of night one of the made in america festival. >> we are in philly, brotherly love, man. >> reporter: they got the crowd pumping at night. earlier in the day, 90s hip hop band daylight soul got fans on their feet. >> it's an old act back from

the 1980s and 90s, people my age are not familiar with them. pop star nick jonas performed singing his hit chained with a thousand other people. >> beautiful weather, perfect screenry, so many people -- scenery so many people come from all over the state and the country. >> reporter: the made in america festival will happen over two days, organized by jay-z, but it's his wife who brings these ladies from washington, d.c. now in its fourth year the made in america festival becoming a philadelphia tradition. >> so many people, so many different cultures together, awesome. >> reporter: it is not over yet, more than 30 musical agents expected to perform for day two,

it kicks off after 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. on the parkway, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> once made in america festival made in mark ends tonight, philadelphia perhaps for the next mega event, pope francis' visit to the philadelphia. ten thousand tickets will be given out first come first serve, they are free. another ten thousand for his speech on independence mall on saturday, the 26th. the final ten thousand are for the test festival of families that same day. you can get the latest on the plans for the papal visit at our twitter account follow at 6abc pope. three weeks ahead of the papal visit, temple university football fans had their prayers answered. the owls 74 yearlong losing streak to penn state football is over!

temple celebrated a dominating win 27-10 in front of 59,000 fans, a sellout, it was the largest crowd ever to see a temple football game in philadelphia. the last temple vicar to her was way back in 1941. that's zero wins in 39 games. the owl defense recorded ten sacks in prepares the program's biggest wind, temple's tide end was cautiously giddy after his team's win. >> we're focused on -- our motto is what's next? >> in 20 minutes jeff skeverski will show you how they is he vertibrated in the locker room. >> congress returns from

vacation with a long to-do list, the top of the list, the agreement with iran. democrats say they have the votes to sustain any presidentialeto of the rally. >> iran is rushing toward a nuclear program which had no controls, no visibility, no restraints and where the month ever time to believe the produce enough material for one bomb was down to two months. we'll stretch it out, we've already stretched it out. another hot topic facing congress is a stopgap spending bill to keep the government running past 30th of this month. cooperation will be needed from both parties and that has been in short supply this summer.

inside story will look at the agreement with iran and discuss the pope's visit to philadelphia. >> it's a busy weekend on the presidential trail of candidates trying to make the most of holiday gatherings. hillary clinton will be in away for a number of labor day picnics. in new hampshire she lasted her republican opponents for cutting programs. her prime opponent bernie sanders spent time in iowa at a native american settlement. carly fiorina was at a town hall and happy to be in the next big debate and criticized her opponents for running the county into -- trump made what some are calling a foreign policy gaffe

on on a radio show, donald trump thought he was trying to to have a gotcha moment. a man is pulled alive from a burning car, we'll hear from the heros who saved him. annie mccormick gets an update from the berks county k-9 injured on the job. trish hartman has drawn the plush job of lingering with the people soaking up the sun at the jersey shore. >> reporter: we've a beautiful day, but humidity comes back, i'll have the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast straight ahead.

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to find the shade, it's going another hot one out there today. >> reporter: warm, let's use the term warm. >> i was sweating outside yesterday, i had to walk five blocks it was like oh, my dear. >> reporter: it's chicago in in some areas, let's get you outside to the jersey shore, some of the have dropped into the mid 50s, when the air is nice and dry you get into the 50s, that feels a little chilly especially with a breeze out there. nice and quiet at the jersey shore, today's issue at the shorepoints will be the moderate to high risk of rip currents. 87 degrees in atlantic city. he at the airport, 64 on the sand. allentown, 66. the poconos 54. lancaster, 58. the dewpoints hanging out in the 50s over the next couple of days. even though labor day will top out around 90 degrees, the

humidity will be nice and low. it's a dry heat. that changes tuesday and wednesday, especially for thursday when we start to get the dewpoints in the 70s, that will feel oppressive. satellite and radar, a few clouds starting to push into southern delaware, the mouth of the delaware bay, most areas will see mostly sunny skies this afternoon as high pressure stays firmly in control. there's the high right there. you see the shades of brown, clockwise spin that's slowly drifting off the coast, that will pour the dry air in from canada over the next 24 to 48 hours, as it pushes farther 'away, the return from the southwest taps into heat and humidity once again. future tracker 6, the funny thing we could let this run through thursday, there's nothing going on, the pattern is dry over the next four to five days. poconos sunny and warm, 80 degrees is the forecasted high. look at labor day.

plenty of sunshine low humidity levels, high temperatures, 83. jersey shore, waves 3 to 4 feet. beach erosion, moderate risk for rip currents, the ocean temperature, 76 degrees, if you're someone on the sand, beautiful afternoon, sunny skies, 79 degrees, nice sea breeze kicking in. labor day sunny and warm, 84 degrees, hotter as we get into tomorrow. the big issue for the jersey shore would be the rip currents. mostly sunny, gorgeous for philadelphia, 86 degrees is if forecasted high. the it will feel fantastic, but above average for this time of the year. the average is 82. fair skies overnight tonight, 58 degrees, places like allentown and bethlehem. 66 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows another heat wave starting tomorrow. sunny and hot up to 90 degrees, you need three straight days of 90. we've got it. tuesday, wednesday, 92, 93. tuesday and wednesday, it will feel sticky with feels-like

temperatures around 95. thursday the heat pattern starts to breakdown a little bit, a cold front approaches from the west, it's still warm, it's still sticky, look what happens behind the front when we get into friday and saturday, 85, 83. the humidity drops off. it appears that will be the on going trend. >> it appears. >> reporter: it appears i've been saying that for weeks. [laughter]. >> the central bucks east football team hit the field in style. yesterday was the first game in the new stadium. the stadium was dedicated to a soldier who was killed in iraq. his family was there for the dedication. central bucks east went on to beat cheltenham, 54-14.

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man being pulled from his burning car in monroeville, allegheny county. the car burst into flames after the driver lost control and hit a utility pole friday night. the driver was thrown from the car. four strangers stopped after the crash and tried to douse the flames. they pulled the man to safety. one man who is a firefighter. >> they are the real heros, they could have ran, it was a bad bad fire, a bad scene, but they stayed and helped until the end. >> a passenger was ain't to get out of the car before it burst into flames. >> in "healthcheck," the academy of pediatrics are thinking about peanut allergies, doctors group recommend introducing peanuts between 4

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life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:22 sunday morning, time for the tropical outlook we'll start you out in the pacific. there's the island chain of hawaii, there's the west coast of the united states. we're watching that system here, we're watching it swirl. most of the time storms run like this and move away from hawaii or go underneath and push out to sea. the latest forecast track is making a left hand turn and

going over the island chain. it's a strange track. we have clouds tops spiking at 50,000 feet. it's a good storm. it continues to strengthennen. we'll have to wait and see what happens over the next few days, heavy rainfall is possible for the 50th state of hawaii. tropical storm grace is well out into atlantic. this is the coast africa and the cape verde idle. islands, this is clearly in the middle of nowhere. it has to move into the carribean or the southern atlantic where we have a ton of wind sheer. this is the same thing that ripped apart erika and danny. so long we have that wind sheer any storm system that heads that way, it will get ripped apart and the u.s. mainland steers clear that he is good news. >> eagles cut tim tebow and temple has high hopes after a

win over the penn state on the gridiron. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: tebow time has expired. chip kelly consults eagles quarterback tim tebow. chip said he was not good enough to be the third string quarterback. tebow among the 22 players let go. chip said they are searching the waiver wire for a third guy and keeping their options open. tebow is gone despite playing well thursday against the jets. >> he played well in the game. it's the compilation of the whole time. as i said it wasn't one game you make or break, you play well in one game. he did play well against the jets. i think things progressed, but not good enough for us right now. >> tebow's facebook page he said thanks philadelphia eagles and coach kelly for giving me the opportunity for playing the

game i love. eagles can add to the practice squad this afternoon. chip kelly on history can you remember the last time temple meet penn state? 1941, 74 years, the longest streak in clej -- college football finally over. temple gone 39 straight games against penn state. lions out to a 10-0 lead. the lions coach not happy about how they play. thomas scores, owls on the board. the d beats down penn state quarterback, it leads to a touchdown at the end of the third. in the 4th temple runs away with it. thomas another touchdown. temple fights back with 27 unanswered to win 27-10.

it is their first w over these guys in 74 years. >> focused on us, the players bought into that, they kept saying what's the next play, so even at the end, it's not the fact that we beat penn state, it's the fact that we won. it's about temple not penn state. no disrespect penn state we love them. for us guys to do this in this magnitude of the game. to focus on themselves with this magnitude of the game, showed unbelievable maturity and i'm proud of them. >> we've got high hopes ♪ ♪ high in the sky hopes >> what a scene inside temple's locker room they are singing high hopes. congratulations to them. from the high to the low, phillies 30 games under 500. the worst mark in baseball. asher the rookie pitcher has a

disaster outlines outing against the -- disastrous outing against the red sox, phillies lose 9-2. ugly outing for the phils. much more on the phillies the eagles and temple "action news" sports at 11:35, that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> philadelphia union rallied for a win out west. connor casey scored two goals. the union knocked off the san jose earthquakes 2-0. >> another drone has crashed landed at a sporting event this time just before kickoff at the university of kentucky football game. it crashed into the newly renovated commonwealth stadium in lendingsing ton. it happened -- in lexington last night. nobody was hurt, no damage to the stadium. it is against faa regulations to

fly drones or airports over stadiums an hour before or after a game. police are considering if charges should be filed against the owner of the drone. a drone landed in the stands of the u.s. open tennis tournament last week and another one recently came down udz -- outside a phillies game.

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celebrating labor day at the shore next on "action news" sunday morning. >> it's becoming a labored laibd tradition -- a labor day tradition, made in america festival flooded the benjamin franklin parkway. >> it's been a good one, right, chris? >> reporter: yes, especially yesterday afternoon, mostly sunny skies most areas in the mid 80s, philadelphia 88 degrees, with the humidity nice and low it was not all that bad. saint david, 57. warrington, 59 and tanersville checking in at 54. let's go over to south jersey and delaware, glassboro, 59. cinnaminson, 57. browns mills 56. hockessin 60 and smyrna looks like you're sitting at 58 degrees, we'll be cooler today as a small little trough develops over the mid atlantic and the northeast. that's why it feels so lovely

right now. no humidity and down in the 50s, starting tomorrow, no, another heat wave spills into the delaware valley, how long does it last? by definition you need three straight days of 90 degrees or higher. maybe we see three straight days and it comes to an end. this shunlt be as long as another heat wave we've seen this summer season. here's a look at a few specific locations and how many times they hit 90 degrees so far this year. wilmington, 16. allentown, 17 times. atlantic city, 19. trenton, 24. look at philadelphia, 34 times so far this year we've hit 9 on the degrees or higher. the average is 27. so already well above that. we're at least adding three to that number, maybe four. 86 mostly sunny and pleasant this afternoon. tomorrow, sunny skies, hotter with a high of 90.

but on the comfortable side with low humidity levels. that will change tuesday and wednesday, however, i'll talk about that and have the seven-day forecast coming up in just a bit. >> the jersey shore is the place to be this weekend, it is glorious and it hadn't felt like the unofficial end of summer. this is a live look sky6 live hd atlantic city, trish hartman made the rounds with beachgoers savoring over last moment of the holiday weekend. ♪ >> reporter: the big songs of the big romeo filled sea isle city downtown. the free concerts are regular treat also. >> i love going to the concerts to enjoy the summertime. >> the weather has been great. it's time for it to end, but we've had an incredible summer. >> around the corner, crowds waited patiently forum yum ice

keep. the it's been a great season it will come to a close september 20th. francis waited in line for 20 minutes for two scoops to share it with chole. >> do you always share your ice cream with your dog? >> reporter: yeah, if i don't she'll be mad at me. there were rough waves and high rip current risks. >> make sure you only go swimming where there are lifeguards on duty that's the main thing. check in your your town and only go in when when they are there. >> we invite you to make 6abc.com/weather partly of your local day weekend. philadelphia celebrates with a huge music festival on the benjamin franklin parkway. this is the fourth year of made

in america festival. 70,000 people danced to the beat to nick jonas and beyounce. many enjoyed the all day festival. >> it's awesome! beyounce, and nick jonas. niki minaj came out that was incredible. >> there are many events planned today as well starting at 1:00. >> pope francis is asking faithful throughout europe to shelter reef gees. -- refugees. german chancellor merkel is calling on greek authorities.

meantime, thousands who got to austria have begun arriving in germany where they can get refuge and work. >> a tinicum township police officer is recovering after being stabbed in philadelphia. he was attacked at the holiday inn on packer avenue. he was taken to penn pretty bad hospital in stable condition. there's no word on the identity of the suspect or possible motive. "action news" viewer captured this fire tearing through three houses yesterday afternoon. it it went to two-alarms before crews got the upper hand. the red cross is helping three families who were displaced. no injuries or a cause were reported. we are learning about the police k89 seriously injured during a call in reading, berks county. the dog is being cared for at penn vet in philadelphia.

annie mccormick followed up on house he is doing. coed -- cody was brought here by helicopter thanks to a special program for police dogs and search and rescue dogs injured in the line of duty. penn vet doctors are talking about the condition of cody. it was during a call to check out southwest middle school in reading he fell 15 to 20 feet from a cat walk. >> we are optimistic, he is making progress, his handler is up there, and i think he is very happy that want handler is there because he perked up for us. >> reporter: his hander grew concerned when he became will a.

a program was created to transport injured police and search and rescue dogs to penn vet's level one trauma center. the idea came after new castle county police dog was shot in 2009 in delaware. friday night was the first time they put the plan into action. after landing on the hele pad he was transported to u-penn. >> they have the package that makes us a level one trauma center critical. >> reporter: cody's handler has been here all day, but he had no comment. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> father of cancer fighter leah still got bad news this weekend, it wasn't about her

treatment, he got cut from the cincinnati bengals, he will get to keep his health insurance for five years, a lot of people were happy to hear about that. >> a young composer will take the stage in philadelphia. he'll use a popular tech device in his performance, that's coming up in 6abc loves the arts. >> looking live at atlantic city, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

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start our sunday morning, isn't it? sky6 live hd looking live a cape may. what a beautiful day at the beach shaping up. >> wouldn't it be nice to be there? not that i mind being with you guys. >> reporter: if you were down there, i would say good for you. it's sort of bitter sweet. you don't want summer to end, but football is right around the corner. it starts thursday, steelers and patriots, it's a wonderful time of the year, it's like christmastime. let's go live on sky 6. show you the view down in atlantic city. once again we have the rough surf taking place, we have good waves battering the beaches 3 to 4-foot swells. let's go over to double scan live, we'll check buoy reports. we have a moderate risk for rip

currents because of the rough seas. if you go 20 miles out off the of the coast of the lewis and ocean city maryland. we have winds out of the north northeast gusting to 16 miles per hour. wave highlights 4 feet. water temperature, 77. lewis, delaware, 77, let's check out the delaware bay. air temperature, 66. winds out of the north northeast 16 miles per hour. not as rough as yesterday. we'll see good breakers but they should not pose as much of a risk as yesterday afternoon. we had a high risk yesterday, we've lowered it. it's moderate. allentown, 56. poconos 54.

trenton, 59. millville, 58. wilmington, 58 degrees, dewpoints nice and low, we're in the 50s once again this afternoon. no issues with the humidity until we get into tuesday. monday looks nice, as well. once we get into tuesday and wednesday, the high starts to push off the coast and the winds shift out of the south and eventually southwest, all the humidity down there across the carolinas and the virginias comes pouring into the area again. it turns increasingly uncomfortable over the next two days. it's holiday perfect with the high pressure planted over the atlantic. it dries things out and warms thing you mean, and it lowers the risk of cloud cover, the air sinks. if you don't have clouds you won't get any rain, we'll see blue skies for the next three or four days. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, you can see the soup down to the

south dewpoints easily in the 70s. dallas, 72. that's humid, mobile 72. all of this will start to surge towards the northeast again, and again, that will set up some pretty uncomfortable stuff here. poconos 80 degrees, lots of sunshine, a ton of it tomorrow, 83. the moderate risk for rip currents this afternoon. the water temperature 76 down the jersey shore. blue skies, maybe a few clouds from time to time you'll have a nice sea breeze kicking in. sunny and warm labor day 84. nice sea breeze, humidity low. western suburbs, lancaster, 85. the allentown, 85. wilmington, 85 degrees, mostly sunny skies, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 90 decreases, hot, maybe slightly humid south of the delaware bay, central and southern delaware, everybody else comfortable. 92 tuesday, wednesday, 93. there's the heat wave, three straight days of 90.

thursday, 89. maybe a thunderstorm. friday and saturday looking and feeling better highs in the mid to low 80s. >> the franklin institute is celebrating pope francis' upcoming visit with a new exhibit called vatican splendor. a cool creation from a pastor near scranton. his name is bob simon, his love of legos goes way back. here's his story in his own words. >> as a boy who wanted to be a catholic priest i would build churches, i have no idea how many peaces, i can tell you that in the st. peter's square we're beginning to work organ, 44,000 cobblestones alone, the the

columns, 6,000 bricks, i bought them all myself. i don't want to know the cost, i don't want to know that figure. i started building the facade in september last year. it took from september to thanksgiving time to build the facade and then i realized the scale of the back part of the basilica, i almost stopped but i continued again, it became a great exercise in patience taking my time and perseverance and final lie st. peter's square in the front. the whole thing took ten months to really completely. >> the detail is amazing. >> the vatican splendor exhibit at the franklin institute runs through february of 2016 of next

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>> a young composer's performance features a tech twist. karen rogers takes a look this week's 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: his name is conrad powell, he is 21 years old and much-sought after pee -- pianist and violinist. he will use an apple ipad as part of the or which he is strayings. >> it's becomes part of the texture of the work. you'll hear the music playing back as if it were instrumentation. >> reporter: the piece is called an adjustment. >> the exploration of connor's own journey about depression, how one feels about an artist and how he works through the

issues. >> powell will accompany the orchestra on another work. >> it is known as a very difficult piece of music. >> reporter: it was panned when it premiered in the mid 19th century. >> it has become a beloved work. >> reporter: it's a work based on on a story of rigaletto. >> it marks the start of the chamber's 51st season. >> it's a wonderful mixture of new and old and unusual. >> reporter: the concert is at the kimmel center september 20th and 201. it will be followed by a meet and greet first the orchestra and the artist. go to 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for this and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> changes are coming to netflix "hunger games" catching

fire and world z will be shifting from netflix to hulu because netflix is not renewing an distribution deal with the cable epics. a guy is soaring to new heights hovering in a contraption called the swarm. it looks like it made it off the ground. the super drone was made by dji innovations. >> about the poroggis, and polka in doylestown, bucks county. this marks the 50th an vearps of vearps -- anniversary of the polish-american festival. head to our lady of czestochowa. admission is $12 per person.

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she is not the oldest person in the family, her older sister is 106 and her younger sister will turn 101. i would say they have good genes in that family. >> a lot of christmas presents. >> reporter: let's take you down the shore, here's what to expect later this afternoon. beach haven, 78 degrees, just like yesterday you'll have a nice seabed kicking in by midday. ocean temperature, 76. sea isle 80 degrees, caip may, 79. bethany beach, 82 degrees, small craft advisory has been dropped. pay attention to the lifeguards let's be safe this afternoon. next couple of days actually look really, really nice. low humidity levels, sunny skies, warm temperatures in the city, the shore, the poconos, turning hotter tomorrow, 90 degrees, tuesday, 92.

wednesday, 93. hopefully by the end of the week, the pattern chains which is predicted on the modeling, 89 89 -- 85 and 83 degrees. >> we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: good morning, philadelphia, coming up on "g.m.a.," another shark attack this latest case reported in upscale malibu. what does it mean for the millions of travelers at the beach this weekend. we'll be live in malibu with the latest. the superintendent of the military academy speaking out about the pillow fight gone violent. 30 cadets taking part in a tradition that helps cadets unwind after arduous summer training. shocking start and tragic start to the high school season, a 16-year-old dies after suffering an undisclosed injury

during the game. we'll have more details on the mystery death coming up on "g.m.a." hope to see you soon, philadelphia. >> "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. "action news" continues a little later this morning. >> here's the stories we're working on for you, we'll take a look at a revolution pacemaker that is a beat above the race. >> we're live on the benjamin franklin parkway as the made in america festival continues for a second day. plus, chris sowers will have more in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now, for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you at 9:00 a.m.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, shark attack. the holiday horror, a kayaker bitten in the waters off malibu. >> we were out there, fishing, it circled us. he had his foot on the side and just got bit. >> the victim airlifted to the hospital. how he's doing this morning. fatal blow. as football season kicks into high gear, a football player's deadly collision on the field. >> just not able to handle it. never prepared. >> the vigil overnight as friends, family and teammates try to understand how a game ended his life. and wild holiday weather. heavy winds and rain battering parts of the southeast. dangerous lightning filling the sky. this college game was canceled.