new schedule for the patco line, what you need to know before heading out. >> what a day for football, the owls defeated the nittany lions before a sellout crowd at the linc. but first we're in the middle of a long holiday weekend you couldn't ask for better weather. looking live in atlantic city, the boardwalk is filling up with people before getting busy for another school year. today is a beautiful weekend to bid summer season adieu. >> reporter: if you didn't like yesterday's weather, you're going to hate today. because it's a repeat performance. we'll see sunshine, comfortable temperatures and low humidity levels, there's the view looking back toward the center city skyline. we had numbers dropping into the 50s in most location locations.

53 degrees, allentown, 55. atlantic city, a pair of 5s, dover, 59. philadelphia, 64 degrees, now the numbers are starting to warm up a little bit now that the sun is starting to climb. allentown, 6. philadelphia, # -- 73. trenton, 73 degrees, satellite and ray radar the car -- radar, showing we have high pressure sitting over the area throughout afternoon. 86 degrees forecasted high, low humidity levels all that will change starting tomorrow, it turns hotter as we get temperatures close to 90-degree and more humid with the heat wave on the way as we get into tuesday and wednesday. i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast coming up in just a bit. eva? >> thanks, chris. many at the jersey shore are being under to play it safe

today. the stone harbor beach patrol is urging swimmers to listen to the lifeguards for the rest of the holiday weekend. >> swim where there are lifeguards on duty. that's the main thing. check with your town and only swim when they are there. the. >> beach patrol was hoping for a calmer day, but warn today could still be dangerous. the made in america festival on the parkway. it is the 4th year for the made in america festival. our own jeff chirico checked it i out. >> reporter: music fans packed the parkway a sea of people dancing to the beat of the night one of the made in america festival. >> we're celebrating. >> came down here i want to spend it here with you guys in philly. >> it's awesome! ♪

>> reporter: the bands got the crowd pumping at night. earlier in the day, daylight soul got fans on their feet. >> daylight soul they they arm the 1980s and 90s, people in my age are not exposed to them, they are really good. >> reporter: pop star nick jonas performed singing his hit chained with 1,000 other people. >> can't beat this day, beautiful weather, perfect scenery as so many people coming from around the country. >> reporter: event was organized by jay-z, but it was his wife that brought these ladies from washington, d.c. >> we came to see beyounce. because she is amazing.

>> reporter: now if the 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. 30 musical acts 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." >> we invite you to make 6abc.com/weather a part of your long holiday weekend, radar and sky 6 carmings -- cameras give you an update on what's ahead. "action news" was on the scene as fire investigators began looking into what sparked a blaze on the 1200 block of north 55th street in west philadelphia. firefighters got the call before midnight. the basement and first floor of the home suffered expensive damage. if a firefighters is being treated for injuries after

falling on stairs while battling the blaze. a police officer is recovering from a stab that happened at 8:30, the sister from tinicum township was taken to penn presbyterian hospital in stable condition. he was on assignment at the time. a suspect was taken into custody. >> a south jersey teenager who died while on a sleep away camp this weekend was remembered at a vigil. hundreds gathered at a voorhees field where kara lemanowicz spent a lot of time playing soccer and will lacrosse. she was attending a soccer sleep away camp when she passed away in her sleep. codey remains in stable condition at university pennsylvania vet hospital. the he fell 15 feet from a cat

walk while searching a middle school after the door was unlocked. >> he fell off a ledge and maybe had traumatic injuries on the way down. >> when he became will a lethae was airlifted to penn. it was program created in 2009. the transport may have saved cody's life, the dog's partner has been at his side at the hospital. five were allegedly involved in several home invasions and assaults and other crimes. one incident was an unprovoked attack that left one student with a broken jaw, three of the accused were starters for the scarlet knights.

patco will be returning to a normal schedule between monday and thursday morning, but it is starting a revised schedule beginning thursday midday and running through sunday night. the revised schedule remains in effect through october. people hoping to get an up-close glimpse of pope francis during the world meeting of families tickets will be available online tuesday. those hoping to see the papal mass on saturday, the 26. there will be tickets available for sunday's mass, those tickets will give you access to stands in the 2 1/2 blocks closest to the stage or alter. go to the website at 6abc.com. for all the information on the tickets the list of prohibited items during the pope's visit and road closures. >> temple owls fans are waking up this morning and rubbing

their eyes and saying it's not a dream. >> for the first time in 74 years, they have beat the penn state nittany lions and they did so in front of a sellout crowd of 69,000 fans at lincoln financial field. [cheers and applause]. >> they are soaking it in. temple celebrating a dominating win over penn state. it was the largest crowd ever to see temple football in philadelphia. the last temple victory was way way back in 1941 against ps uniformity. that's zero pindz -- wins in 39 games. >> we're focused on, you know

our motto is what's next. >> 2710 a strong start for the new season for temple. fyi there are many temple alums at "action news," including our gm. i'm sure he is happy about this. a lot of tweets flying around at the end of the game yesterday. we are temple. >> our producers are happy we're happy. we'll show you the newest pacemaker that gets rid of the bulky wires and helps to save million of lives. >> a shark attack leaves a kayaker hospitalized in california. >> sky6 live hd in wilmington, delaware, we'll be warming up again, meteorologist chris sowers has details on when and how hot it will get. plus word on whether you'll sweat out your labor day picnic. that's ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. a kayaker is hospitalized

after being bitten or bumped by a shark possibly a hammer head in the waters off malibu, california. i guess he has a shark painted on his kayak. he was fishing with a friend at the time. >> we were talking and then we saw this if i know and then it dove, we didn't see it for like five minutes, all of a sudden he had his foot over the side and just got bit. >> who sees a shark and

leaveses foot over the kayak. he flagged down a nearby fishing boat, he got first aid. a hammer head was filmed last weekend, circling fisherman off san diego county. there's no word whether the incidents are related and whether it's the same shark. >> reporter: thank goodness, he is okay. >> common sense people. common sense. >> reporter: you see a finishing you get out of the water. common sense. all right, let's show you a couple of sky 6s. first up, the center city skyline. it's another gorgeous morning around the delaware valley. if you're going for an early morning run, do so now before the sun gets hot. current temperature, 73 degrees, dewpoint, nice and refreshing. winds out of the east-northeast, atlantic city, 73 degrees on the

sand with a dewpoint of 68. that number will drop down later on. wind out of the east/northeast at 5 miles per hour. the water temperature is 76. the big concern for the jersey shore continues to be the elevated risk for rip currents. yesterday we had the moderate to high risk. we had several instances where the lifeguards had to come in and rescue the swimmers. pay attention to the lifeguards. seas 3 to 4 feet. winds out of east at 10 to 15 miles per hour. the burn time on the sand is 20 to 25 minutes, nice and comfortable across the board here. upper 60s north and west, low 70s south and east, philadelphia, 73. trenton, 69. reading, 666 look at lancaster only 65 degrees. winds still out of the northeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. later this afternoon they will begin to shift? more of a southeast direction and eventually south tomorrow and southwest tuesday and wednesday that's when all the heat and humidity all the soup

starts pouring in here again. it will feel good today, dewpoints in the 50s, it's nice and comfortable. here's satellite and radar, there's not too much to show you. we have high pressure slipping off the coast of the new england. the clockwise winds around it as it continues to drag off to the southeast. the winds start to shift. that leads to the more uncomfortable conditions. these brown shades that's the high, that's the dry air building in from new england. it pushes all the clouds and showers and thunderstorms farther away from the region down to the south. we could use rain around here as philadelphia is closing in on 4 inches below normal. of course, everybody's front lawn look brown and straw-like. there's a little rain in the forecast, but i want to stress the word little. >> poconos, sunny and warm, 0 degrees. the monday, 83 degrees. moderate rip currents down the

jersey shore. 76 degrees, sea breeze kicking in it will keep the temperatures on the sunday in the 70s. a day featuring a sea breeze the temperatures with the shifting winds out of the south will start to warm a little bit. by the time we get into tuesday and wednesday they get higher still. gorgeous for philadelphia, # 86 degrees, winds out of the southeast at 5 to 10. 58 degrees outlying suburbs, reading, allentown, millville, pinelands south jersey. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 90 degrees, it's a dry heat that will pour in tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday, 92 and # 3. feeling like 95. thursday is going to be a close call we could hit 9 on the on thursday, once the cold front pulls through, the temperatures drop into the 80s friday and

saturday, slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm thursday, another chance friday, most of us will stay dry it's not a widespread rain. >> good news there. the. thanks, chris. this is dramatic video of a man being pulled away from his burning car in monroeville allegheny county. the car burst into flames after the driver lost control and hit a utility pole. four strangers stopped after the crash and tried to douse the flames, but they were too intense. they pulled the injured driver to the safety. one rescuer was the firefighter. >> they are the heros, they are not trained to do this. they could have ran, it was a bad bad fire, a bad scene, but they stayed and helped until the very end. >> the driver was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. a passenger in the car was able to get out of the car before it burst into flames.

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sunday morning, here's a look at the day planner, just like yesterday a ton of sunshine low humidity levels. 1:00 p.m., # 82 and 5:00 p.m., 85 down from our high of 86. tropical storm grace is spinning its wheels west of the cape verde islands. it's trying to get its act together. look how small this storm is. there's the cape verde islands. this is the extent how far the tropical storm force winds extend. it's in the middle of nowhere in the atlantic. it will have to face the same obstacles that danny and erika once faced that's all the wind sheer. even if the storm survives over the next several days it poses no threat to the u.s. mainland

as it gets through the sheering and dry air. tropical destinations and vacations resorts look okay. the. >> a slow night ended on a high note for a salt lake city waitress which she got a 3,000 tip. michigan football fans in the game against utah arrived. after rounds of drinks and food she found a receipt on the table, 500-dollar bill with a 3,000-dollar tip. >> like we want to give this to you, we want to mike your day, it did, i started tearing up. >> i looked at the receipt and it was did she get 300? notice, that's 3,000. >> they pointed snow to the instagram page user tips for jesus where a similar movement has been captured around the country. snow said she always wanted to be a giver now she can do that.

she won an oscar for portraying katherine hepburn, now she'll portray lucille ball. kate katee. black sabbeth will visit 17 cities in the u.s. before heading overseas. >> that should be interesting. an end to lost pets. the new software that helps owners when they can't find fido. those stories and more, plus, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive

accuweather seven-day forecast, when "action news" continues.

>> celebrating summer's last harrah, the jersey shore is a popular destination for those looking to dip their toes in the ocean one last time. the parkway has been transformed into one huge music festival for the holiday

weekend. plus, pope francis makes a plea for the migrants seeking shelter in europe. >> plus, chris sowers is outside with the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: it's beautiful out here this morning, nydia. the humidity is nice and low. we have wall-to-wall blue skies, i don't see a cloud in the sky this morning. the temperatures are very refreshing, we were in the 50s and now we're in the 60s highs top out in the mid 80s today when all is said and done. warrington, 69. quakertown, 65. chester, 66. center city, 73. glassboro, 69. cinnaminson, 67. agenda beach if you're looking for something to do later this afternoon, the money island marina is having their annual barbecue, good food, dogs, chicken and crabs and corn on the could be and the jersey shore there if you you're looking for something to do.

woodbine, # 72, buena, 69. it's a lovely morning, clouds to the south to the virginias and the coral lines -- carolinas. high pressure dominates the pattern, 86 degrees, most hi -- mostly sunny and pleasant. 85 degrees by 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., 84. our next time chance of rain isn't until thursday afternoon! that means not only is today dry, but the next three days after that are dry, as well. if you have crowd door plans, the weather will cooperate. you when i see you in a few minutes we'll talk about the shower and thunderstorm chance by week's end that will change the weather pattern and bring cooler temperatures in here, all straight ahead in ten minutes. >> the jersey shore is a popular place this holiday weekend as people enjoy the last harrah of summer sky6 live hd

taking live look in cape may. you can see very few people popping up on the beach early this morning. the beaches boardwalks and stores are beginning to crowd with families. trish hartman was down the shore last night and has more. after a day of soaking up the sun, folks say they are enjoying the night life with the last unofficial weekend of the summer. the big sound of the big roam -- romeo filled the sea 'til l isle city downtown. it's a regular treat for the people. >> i love the concerts. the weather has been great, it's time for it to end. we've had an incredible summer. >> crowds waited patiently forum yum ice cream. it's a great season, that will come to a close september 20th. >> it's busy and fast and fun.

>> reporter: many waited in line for 20 minutes, he shared it with chole. >> do you always share your ice cream with your dog? >> if i don't she'll be mad at me. >> reporter: earlier stone harbor beach patrol under bathers to listener to lifeguards for the rest of the weekend. make sure you only go swimming when lifeguards are on duty. that's the main thing. check with the town and only go in when they are there. beach patrol officials say they are hoping for a calmer day, they urged you to heed the warning. lifeguards if you're heading into the ocean. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> other folks are celebrating the holiday weekend by going to made in america festival on the benjamin franklin parkway. this is the fourth year for the big music festival. 70,000 people danced to the beats of dozens of acts yesterday. from 90s hip hop to today's pop. folks enjoyed stars like nick

jonas and bee -- beyounce. many from all over the u.s. enjoyed the festival. >> it's awesome! >> nick jonas! >> niki minaj came out. that was incredible. >> there's a full schedule of events for today that gets underway at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. whether you're heading to made in america festival or down the shore count on 6abc an 6abc.com for the latest weather. head to 6abc.com/weather and check out storm tracker 6 live radar and our traffic page before heading home after the long holiday weekend. >> pope francis is asking faithful throughout europe to shelter refugees from the war-torn middle east. he said the vaticans two

parishes are taking in several families. thousands began arriving in germany after their week's long journey across land and sometimes water. as crowds welcomed them, chancellor merkel is calling for emergency talks on the migrant crisis. john kerry called on his russian counterpart to tell moscow to expand in syria. there are plans to expand support for president assad. kerry said it will escalate the conflict and encourage refugees. a young woman was arrested in spain planning to join isis. she planned to travel to syria and trying to recruit others to

join the extremist group. in chicago, the fbi made a plea to the public as the manhunt continues for the suspects of the killing of three police officers. they are looking at new surveillance video they hope that could catch those killing the officer from last week. the video shows the suspects. the fbi is asking for anyone who recognizes the men to come forward they are hoping for help and tips related to the shooting. he was shot and killed last tuesday, just before that shooting he road that he was chasing three men. by the time backup arrived, he was found dead. funeral services will be held tomorrow. in las vegas, police have arrested and charged a man with dui in connection with the a deadly bus crash. 24-year-old ran a red light and smashed into a minibus, the collision caused the bus to overturned and the car to spin around and hit another car. two people inside the bus were

killed. three others injuries. police charged him with two counts of deferment -- dui that resulted in test. kim davis remains behind bars a judge found her in contempt of court. she said iraning the licenses would conflict with her religious beliefs. a deputy clerk is issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >> turning to the white house, hillary clinton can't escape the private e-mail scandal that's haunting her campaign. she admitted that her family paid a state department companies employee to maintain her server. pagliano told the house committee he would invoke his right against self incrimination

if he was called to testify. carly fiorina criticized her opponents for turning the serious matter of running the country into a game. donald trump isn't on the trail this weekend, but else on twitter slamming a radio host last week trump made what some are calling a foreign policy gaffe on the talk show's program. >> on tuesday, congress will return from its summer recess with a long to-do list. one of the top proprietors will be the nuclear -- priorities will be the nuclear agreement with iran. democrats say they have the votes to sustain a presidential veto of any challenge. thursday, secretary of state john kerry spoke at the national constitution center to rally public support for the deal. before the speech he sat down with matt o'donnell at the "action news" studios, you can hear what secretary kerry had to

say about the deal coming up on inside at 11:30 a.m. there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." everybody knows happy birthday to you, but did you know in her not the original lyrics. firefighters from parts of the keystone state head west to help other firefighters in parts of the west. looking live at the scoingt via the -- center city skyline vee -- via the temple university camera. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we come right back. rain...

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>> i may as well call it stormy valley. thunderstorms forced officials to cancel the season opener for lsu in baton rouge. they entertained the crowds by playing songs blame it only the rain, it's raining men and

purple rain. it was deemed too dangerous to take the field. where games are known as death valley. >> producer susan is a big lsu fan. >> reporter: they are ten times the size of nittany state. let's go live on sky 6. down to the jersey shore we're down in cape may. folks have their spot on the sand. it's a beautiful day, lots of sunshine and comfortable breezes out of the east/southeast. we have an elevated risk for rip current. we have the wave heights superimposed on double scan live. right now we have 3-foot waves, it's calmer than yesterday where we had 4 to 6-foot swells.

lewi sufficient. air temperatures, 71. water temperature, 75. winds out of the northeast gusting to 15 miles per hour. 20 miles offshore of ocean city, water temperature 77. wave highlights getting higher here. 4 feet. winds out of the northeast gusting to 16 miles per hour. this is the ship john shoal buoy on the delaware bay. winds gusting out of the northeast at 15 miles per hour. higher gusts are expected later this afternoon. a little bit farther out to sea, a little bit wired than what the -- wider than what the image showed, we have four to five foot waves closer and closer to the shoreline. the beach patrol and the national weather center continues to monitor rip currents today. wind out of the east, ten to 15 miles per hour. the burn time, 20 to 25 minutes. 60s and 70s for everybody.

poconos 68. allentown, 6. philadelphia, 73. millville, 79. cape may not too bad, 75. you'll only go up another 3 to 4 degrees, and then the sea breeze kicks in the numbers fall back in the afternoon hours. we'll watch these numbers swectd k as we as we get into next wee. comfortable today and comfortable tomorrow with highs near 90s. tuesday, wednesday and thursday we get into the soup again, the canadian cold front kicks the humidity out to sea. things cool off. over the next few days, holiday perfection high pressure in control singing in. the a ton of sunshine, warm temperatures and drying conditions. all the humidity is down to the south. the only problem is once the high works out to sea the winds shift out of the southwest and all this soup comes pouring into the mid atlantic and the

northeast again. we have comfortable days on the way, but a little uncomfortable by week's end. labor day looks fantastic, 83. comfortable humidity levels. moderate risk for rip current, blue skies, cumulus clouds from time to time. the water temperature, 76 degrees, is almost as warm always the air temperature. 84 labor day. western suburbs, lancaster, 85. reading, 86. dover, 82. you'll have a bay breeze later on. millville, 83. 86 philadelphia. trenton, 84. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, there's the heat wave right there, notice this time it's only 3 days, this is a borderline at best. if we don't hit 90 on monday, we don't hit a heat wave. 86 today. sunny and hot labor day

90 degrees. tuesday, wednesday, hot and sticky, 892, 93, feeling like 895. friday and saturday, low to mid 80s and comfortable humidity levels and the slightest chance of rain. >> half a dozen wildfires are burning across the california while that's down compared to the last two months, fire officials are worried because the prime fire season is just starting. the winds pick up and the transition in the fall can cause even the smallest spark. firefighters from western pennsylvania are heading out to help in montana.

>> the sacrifices and accomplishments of amelia boyington robinson were remembered in alabama. attorney general loretta lynch said she changed the world and opened countless doors. she died late larvet. officially -- last month. she was officially 104 years old, but a census puts her at age 110. >> a new invention that could put an end to lost pets forever. it uses official recognition technology similar to that used to identify people. >> commissioned a study we had

two phds on it for a year, developing the alga -- algorithm that could identify one dog or cat for a year. >> here's how it works. you take pictures of your pet and create a profile in the program's data base, if your pet is lost or someone finds it, they can search the data base for a marching profile. a kentucky arc kind -- arct made the biggest fine, the original lyrics for the most well-known song in the entire world. we all know it is happy birthday. an early rendition of the song was discovered at the university of louisville. the only known manuscript by mildred hill discovered at the

dwight anderson memorial library. the it was originally called good morning to all. the words evolved and became happy birthday. the papers belonging to hill were donated in the 1950s, but never catalogued. they didn't know they were there. sports is up up next.

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philadelphia union has scored a win out west. they play the san jose earthquakes last night. connor casey scored two late goals on headers. the quakes won four straight going in. now, here's jeff skeverski with the rest of the sunday morning

sports. >> reporter: tebow time has expired. chip kelly cuts eagles quarterback tim tebow. he said he was not good enough to be their third string quarterback. now they are down to sam bradford and mark is sanchez, cp said they are searching the waiver wire for the third guy.u. >> he played well, as i said it wasn't just one game that was a make or break. he did play well. we felt he progressed, but didn't feel he was good enough to be here right now. >> on his facebook he said thanks philadelphia eagles and coach kelly for giving me the opportunity to play the game i

love. eagles can add to the practice squad this afternoon. can you remember the last time temple beat penn state? most of you were not alive. 1941, yes, 74 years, the longest streak in college football finally over. the link sold out for quite the show. temple 39 straight games against penn state without a w. everybody thinking here we go again. 42 yards for the score, the lions out to ten-0 lead. temple coach not happy. owls on the board. they tie it and the d beats down penn state quarterback, finch leads to a touchdown at the end of the third. in the 4th, temple runs away from it, thomas another touchdown, talk about fight, fight, fight a cherry and the white. temple wins 27-10. what a scene at the linc they are going nuts.

it's their first w over these guys in 74 years. >> focused organ -- on us, and the players bought into that, even at the end it's not the fact that we beat penn state it's about temple not penn state, no disrespect to penn state we love them. for us guys to do that in this magnitude of a game to for did you -- focus on themselves shows unbelievable maturity and i am proud of them. >> we have high hopes ♪ ♪ we have high in the sky hopes ♪ >> what a scene inside temple's locker room they are singing high hopes. >> from a high to a low, phillies 30 games under five hundred that's the worst mark in baseball. alec asher, 89 phillies rookie

pitcher disastrous outing against the red sox. he doesn't get out of it. phillies lose 9-2 ugly outing for the phils. much more on the phillies, the eagles and temple on "action news" sports sunday tonight at 11:35. that is sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. >> a woman from hunting park had a a lot to celebrate. she turned 105 yesterday. there was a huge party on the 3700 block of north franklin street. her son shared his mom's secret to living a long life. >> she got a lot of love from children, grands, great great, a lot of family. >> she has 17 children, 40 grandchildren, 60 great great grandchildren.

and 48 great great grandkids. she is not the oldest person in her family. one of her sister is 106. their other sister will turn 101. the i think you got it right that's good genes. >> that has to be good genes. how else? >> a little doggy with a weight problem gets a little help. arctic ice melting in the arctic creates shorter routes for companies smipg shipping their goods. plus chris sowers will have accuweather forecast when "action news" continues.

>> welcome back, 10:00 a.m., september 6. in the news, a firefighter is recovering after getting hurt while battling a blaze that left a philadelphia family homeless. new schedule for the patco line when you need to know before you head out. >> plus, a big win for temple football. the owls defeated the nittany lions in front of a sold-out crowd at the linc. >> it's the labor day weekend the final harrah of the summer season. the beaches and boardwalks at the jersey shore are popular choice for many families for the holiday weekend.

meteorologist chris sowers he is over at the big board. >> reporter: good morning, to you, eva, it's the same song and dance in the weather department. if you liked yesterday's weather you'll love today. picture perfect, sunshine, low humidity levels. poconos, 71. philadelphia, 75. cape may, 75. dover, 74. with high pressure up to the north we don't have much in the way of cloud cover. delaware bay and southern portion of cape may county you have high, thin clouds in response to this cluster of showers and thunderstorms that developed during the overnight hours that's pushing west into the virginias and the coral lines -- carolinas, once that fizzles out we'll have full sunshine for everybody. 73 degrees at 9:00 a.m. 80 by lunchtime. 85 by 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., 84 shooting for a high of 86. the sun will set 7:25 we're losing daylight.

we'll be losing this comfortable weather weather, as we have heat and humidity in the seven day forecast, looks like another heat wave is on the way, i'll have all the details when i see you again in a couple of minutes. >> people at the jersey shore are under to play it safe. stone harbor beach patrol kept beachgoers close to the shore because of rip currents. they are urging swimmers to listener to lifeguards for the rest of the holiday weekend. >> swim where the lifeguards are on duty. check with your down and only go in when they are still there. >> beach officials warn conditions could be dangerous. >> today is day two of the made in america festival on the benjamin franklin parkway. there are dozens of music acts taking the stage as tense of thousands flood the parkway for this unique festival. annie mccormick joins us live on the parkway with more on the

event. andy. >> reporter: good morning, eva, the big headliner was beyonce, we are not allowed to shoot it, because you had to be there. there were 60 acts over the two day period for the festival. you can see right now there are people waiting outside, they are listening to some of the sound checks that are pretty cool. there are big crowds that are expected to come out again in philadelphia. 140,000 people are expected saturday and sunday on the parkway to see music acts expand across five stages, the 4 year music festival organized by jay-z. it's a philadelphia tradition and it is sold out. many say it's the best lineup so far. r&b and rap acts dom flighted the lineup.

electronic music acts are showing their presence here. in the crowd a sea of patriotism with concert goers supporting red why the and blue, many coming from all over here to philadelphia. >> it's by birthday came down here, i'm 29, i wanted to spend it here with you guys in philly. >> classic hip hole. classic hip hop. it's a tight music festival. >> reporter: niki minaj made an appearance last night. one of the big headliners is the group, the weekend, now this used to be a bye coastal event they used to have a show playing at the same time in la, this year we got the big event all to our severals. the gate don't open until 1:00 noon, many acts start at

1:00 p.m. reporting live in fairmont annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> we invite you to visit 6abc.com/weather as part of your long holiday weekend. radar and sky 6 cameras give you real time updates on what's ahead. >> a philadelphia firefighter is recovering after about thatting a blaze that left a mother and 6 children homeless. investigators are looking into what sparked the blaze at north 55th street in west philadelphia. the basement and first floor of the home suffered extensive damage. a firefighter is being treated for injuries after falling on stairs while battling the blaze. a delaware county police officer is recovering this morning after being stabbed in the stomach in south philadelphia. it happened at 8:30 in the parking lot of the holiday inn on packer avenue. the officer from tinicum township was taken to penn presbyterian hospital in stable

condition. a suspect has been taken into custody. a south jersey teenager who died while say sleep away camp this weekend was remembered at a vigil last night. hundreds gathered at a voorhees field with 14-year-old kara lemanowicz spent a lot of time time playing soccer and lacrosse. she was attending a soccer sleep away camp when she was found unresponsive yesterday morning. police say there is no sign of foul play or drugs or alcohol. kody a berks county k-9 is in pennsylvania veterinary hospital who fell 15 feet after a door was unlocked. >> if he did fall off the ledge, he might have traumatic

judicious. >> it was the first use of a trauma plan for k-9 officers created after a delaware police dog was shot in 2009. the minutes saved in transport may have saved his life. the dog's partner has been at his side at the hospital. >> five rutgers university football players accused of violent crimes were officially dismissed yesterday, minutes before the start of the team season opener. the five were allegedly involved in several home invasions and assaults and other crimes. one incident was an unprovoked attack off several people off campus, three of the accused of were starter for the scarlet knights. patco will be returning to a normal schedule between monday and thursday morning, but starting a revised schedule starting thursday and running through sunday night. it will remain in effect through the end of october.

♪ beginning this week tickets hoping to get an up close glimpse of pope francis for the world meeting of families will be made available online. ten thousand free tickets will be available on a first come first serve basis on tuesday. for those hoping to see the papal mass on saturday september 26. there will be additional tickets made available for sunday's mass on the 27th. those tickets will give you access to stands in the 2 1/2 blocks closest to the stage or alter. go to 6abc.com for all the information the list of prohibited items did you work the pope's visit and the road closures. >> temple owl fans are waking up this morning rubbing their eyes and saying it's not a dream. >> for the first time in 71 years they bet the penn state nittany lions and they did so in fronts of a sellout crowd at lincoln financial field. >> [cheers and applause].

>> temple celebrated a dominating win over penn state. it was the largest crowd ever to see a temple football game. the last win against psu was way back in 1941. they have faced off 39 times before then. the owls recorded win is perhaps the biggest ever win. >> you know we're focused on -- you know our motto is what's next. >> the final score of the game was 27-10. a strong start to the new season, and fyi there were many alums here at "action news," they are very happy this morning and now the question is what's next. of we'll see where they go.

>> still ahead on "action news" sunday morning. a man is hospitalized after being attacked by a shark. we'll hear from a friend who was with him. >> melting ice of polar caps provides shipping options for companies we'll explain. looking live at penns landing, we'll have a look at labor day. chris sowers has all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we come right back. blinds to go's summer celebration sale's so hot you're gonna need shades.

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>> another drone has crashed landed say sporting good before the kickoff at the university of kentucky football game. the drone crashed into a newly renovated commonwealth stadium. it happened as the wildcats took on the season opener. nobody was hurt. it's against faa regulations to fly drones an hour before or after the game. police are considering if the charges should be filed against the owner of the drone. this is dramatic images of a man being pulled away from his vehicle in monroeville allegheny county. the driver hit a utility pole. the driver was thrown from the car, four strangers stopped moments after the crash. they tried to douse the fire, but the flames were too stens. they pulled the driver to safety. one rescuer was a firefighter. >> they could have ran, it was

a bad bad fire, a bad scene, but they stayed and helped until the very end. >> well, the driver was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. a passenger in the car was able to get out of the car, before it burst into flames. >> melting ice in the arctic is opening new opportunities for the shipping industry. companies are taking advance of the melting ice shipping through areas that were once i am passable. the first chinese arctic ship traveled through the arctic through the northern sea route. it took 33 days, the same journey vee -- via the suez canal would have taken 48 days. >> the problems are more matter of the practicality when you go through the arctic, you're going through some of the least charted ocean space on the globe

of the earth. >> now in 2010, just four ships used the northern sea routes. 2013, 71. last year it slowed down slightly. cruise line crystal cruises is launching its first arctic voyage through the northwest passage next summer. it's interesting. >> reporter: kind of make sense all the cold air has been down here the last few years. last february was brutal. let's go outside and show you what's going on around our neck of the woods. we have three sky 6s set up for you, one in the city and two down the shore. we have a few high, thin clouds upstairs, otherwise it's a mostly sunny and very, very nice. cape may you have a nice sea breeze developing that will keep the temperatures right there on the water in the upper 70s today. so some real nice stuff is on

the way. double scan live is crystal clear. we don't have any weather issues to worry as far as any cloud cover or rain. that holds off until thursday morning or thursday night. that's the next chance of a a little bit of precipitation. 86 degrees, 5 degrees above average, the low this morning was on par for this time of the year. 64. reading, 72. millville, 74. showing that breeze out of northeast at 15 miles per hour. that will actual shift out of the southeast later this afternoon and then eventually south and southwest as we march along through the week. that means the humidity starts to increase. right now it's pretty pleasant, most areas 50s, although we are increasing the humidity. millville, 62 and upper 60s for cape may. if we were landlocked and there were land here, everybody would be in the 50s, because there's an onshore breeze those numbers

are higher down the shore. they will relax as the day goes on. we have a trough area of cool weather sinking into the mid atlantic and the northeast. we get into tomorrow, actually starting are tomorrow and tuesday and wednesday we start to heat up again, the humidity pours in here, if we can get three consecutive days of 90-degree plus heat we'll have another heat wave. you can see the heat buildings across the plain states. keep in mind they are an hour behind us. it is 9:15 and they are sitting at 80 degrees. dallas. 82. memphis, 80. saint louis, 82. pushing east over the next few days. how many days we hit 90 degrees it's impressive. normally we do that 27 times during the course of the year. we've done it 34 times and we're adding 3 to that. the trenton, 34.

wilmington, 16. all above average. it's been a hot summer across the delaware valley. it's been a obviously warm september thus far. sunny and warm for the poconos. 80 degrees, sunny and warm for the poconos, 83 degrees, no weather issues up there. ocean temperature, 76. rougher sailing we have waves three to four feet. sunny and beautiful, 79. sunny and warm, labor day 84 degrees. we have rough surf be careful if you're going out in a boat for a joyride be careful we have a higher risk for rip currents. mostly sunny, gorgeous in philadelphia. 86 degrees is the forecasted high. clear skies overnight tonight. overnight lows dropping into the upper 50s, surrounding suburbs 66 for center city. 90 monday, 92 tuesday,

wednesday, hot and sticky, 93. there's heat wave number 6. thursday is the close call, for now, 89. still humid, thunderstorms during the afternoon. friday starts to cool down a little bit, 85 degrees, low humidity levels and canadian air mass sinks in and saturday, 83 degrees. >> a kayaker is hospitalize the after being bitten or bumped by a shark off malibu california. the kayaker was fishing with a friend at the time. he said the shark may have been a hammer held. >> we were talking and we saw this if i know and it dove we -- this finn dove and he had his from another over the side and he got bit. >> at least one hammer head was filmed circling fisherman in a

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owner died. he was extremely overweight tipping the scales. the k-9 rescue group is watching what he eats, but taking him on frequent walks and taking him swimming. the volunteers at tender loving care say vicinity has dropped two pounds. folks in los angeles area got a free major show compliments of a pair of bear cubs. this video shows them wrestling and playing and climbing trees. they rand up and down a resident at street even on to a driveway. they didn't stick around long, before running off into the woods again. i'm sure neighborhoods thought they were cute, about but glad to his them say bye-bye. football players at rutgers university busted a dance, they had just ended train camp when they broke out.

>> some of them couldn't resist doing the naynay. 6'3", 295-pound defensive tackle endid the worm. you see that? dancing with the stars may be inness future. will kins sealed the deal for his defensive teammates and the prize ice cream sandwiches, not a bad prize. >> high school football player in pennsylvania has shown the true meaning of teamwork on the grid afternoon. a senior gave up his starting spot for a teammate who recently lost his father. his dad died a week ago from a heart attack. >> as soon as i found out that his father passed away, it was the right thing to do. his father was his number one field and getting him on the field. >> on the opposing team a

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hopelely by week's end we start to cool it down and see more sunshine. this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up on 6abc. this morning george will have more on the latest migrant crisis in europe. the. >> reporter: labor day weekend kicks off the next phase of the political season as the summer of trump is as an all time high in the polls and hillary clinton reboots as she is at a all time low. mike huckabee and john kasich all coming up on of this week eva and nydia back to you. >> "action news" continues at noon, here's some of the stories we're working on for you. thousands of fans will be filling the parkway for the second and final day of made in america festival. we're live. >> now for chris sowers, eva pilgrim and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han have a great morning!

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