for hundreds of dollars a piece. >> that is like trifling. >> that was mayor nutter's reaction. the world meeting of families made 10,000 tickets available and all the tickets were snatched up in two minutes and within minutes they were selling them online, ebay says they are removing all papal offers because they violate policy but they are selling them on other sites. >> you get a free ticket and put it up on a site and try to sell it. >> if you did not score a ticket today you may have better luck tomorrow, there are 10,000 tickets up for the parkway event and the papal mass, ticket holders and others will find it easier to get here.

>> we have opened everything up, can you come inbound and outbound throughout the day. >> the trains will run all day and travel through center city instead of turning around at 30th and 2nd street. the trains will be stopping at the 8th street station at the market frank ford line and less than a mile from the parkway, septa says they are able to adjust their schedule based on updated security and trying to accommodate people that have to work in the city that weekend. one of things we have heard from the mayor's office and businesses is that the city is open for business that weekend. how are the workers going to get into the city and back home, well this resolves that issue. >> if you don't get tickets for the parkway events, planners say that 85% of the park way is ope for the public and you can see him on giant screens and see him

in person as he passes by in two parades. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we are posting everything you need to know about the papal visit on 6abc.com/pope, and that includes the new details released by septa about its service plans and the latest information about the tickets being offered for some of the weekend's biggest events. >> we have developments now in the week long search for a mercer county woman, police found christine rosy alive at 4:15 this afternoon, search and rescue teams found the 44-year-old in some brush in hamilton township. the woman was respondive and was taken to the hospital for onks, family members last saw rosy a week ago, her car and all of her belongings were found last wednesday morning. the latest word from the new jersey forest fire service is that the blaze that blackened

1,000 acres now 100% contained. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic is live at the fire command post in woodland township, burlington county. nora because it's 100% contained, does that mean the work is done? >> no it does not. the fire is not over but this is good news for the forest fire service, they are putting in round the clock efforts to contain the fire. we got a feel for how fierce the flames are and it was intense. >> this is what it's like inside of the 1,000 acre fire. the fire that started monday afternoon and spread from burlington to ocean county, continues to consume acre after acre of forest. >> measurable rain we have not had for at loost two weeks, the bigger fuel like logs and large branches they are completely consuming down to ash.

>> it's a difficult day to work the fire line with temperatures up into the 90s with the heat and smoke here, firefighters are worried about heat exhaustion, we want to change out the crews as they get fatigue. >> flames are fueled by the dry turf on the floor, it's basically gasoline for the fire. >> it's hard to put out and continuously smokes and take a lot of manpower. >> part of the attack includes these golf balls as the firefighters call them, they are injected with a chemical while a helicopter is over the fire zone and it takes 25 to 30 seconds as they are dropped to the forest floor. >> there san unburned island, and it's safe toward do this from the air instead of risking firefighter safety. we want to stop the fire from making runs throughout the day tomorrow or if the wind changes,

we want all of that burnt up so it can't make runs to the edge of fire, the cause is under investigation, because it's a rural area, no homes or structures are threatened. >> again, 100% containment doesn't mean it's out, there are still hot spots and flair ups, they will make sure the containment area stays put. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. an earlier morning fire forced nine people from their homes in the kensington section of philadelphia, the blaze broke out at 2:45 on east norris street. they were on a routine patrol when they saw flames coming from the back of the house, three homes were damaged and fortunately nobody was hurt. and investigators have yet to determine what sparked the flames. a former philadelphia

traffic court judge acquitted in a ticket fixing scheme is facing tax charges, the u.s. attorney's office charged michael sullivan with one counts of failing to report and pay payroll taxes if convicted sullivan faces 1 year in prison and a $25,000 fine. we hear about distracted driving but we have not heard about distracted driving by a philadelphia ambulance driver until now. "action news" reporter, chad pradelli has that story. >> ebony clark tells "action news" that she felt compelled to record the emt as he cruised down broad street texting and using the internet while her injured son sat next to her. she says the ride lasted ten minutes and the driver never put

down his phone. >> that was derek sawyer's reaction after he showed him the troubling video. >> she had a son in the unit that was already injured and this person could have caused greater injury, and she should be concerned. >> ebony clark says she was injured when her son was playing with his cousins, her son is doing fine today because she felt compelled to do something after the driver's actions so she contacted "action news." >> we'll identify the person in the video and bring them in for discipline. >> what the discipline will be sawer would not say but departmental policy is clear, no talking texting or surfing the internet while driving. >> this is not what we train our medics to do or any of our drivers to do. well this is a strange one, an alleged school burglar was

forced to call 911 on himself, police in delaware say that michael claude broke into middle school yesterday, that the 19-year-old put on someone's letter jacket and rode the buffing machine and then claude got stuck in the school's elevator and he called 911 for help and the police came and charged him with criminal mischief and theft. a handful of parents showed their support for former teacher, margie winters today. they surprised her at her home in glen side. winters was fired this summer from the private catholic school after the parents complained they was married to another woman. the alarm sounded for the first day of school for many this morning, "action news" was there with a family in philadelphia, and sam bradford is set to lead the eagles in

thord first monday night game. ducis rogers has what to expect from the team's new quarterback. >> we hit 93 degrees today making it the second day and tomorrow will be in the 90s. i'll have detales in the accuweather forecast. let's clear the air.

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school bells rang for the first time in the delaware valley this morning. in philadelphia, mayor michael nutter, and superintendant william hite went back to school

and toured the tillman middle cool school in philadelphia, they joined eighth grade students for lunch today. the first day of school is one of excitement and nervousness in thousands of homes, we hope this is a great school year for everybody in the tri-state area. katherine scott focused on one family today. >> reporter: whether ceremonial or otherwise, the bells rang in the next year in the philadelphia school district, at gw carver school of engineering and science in philadelphia, students filed in for the first day greeted by the mayor and superintendant. for the week siblings they talked to "action news" about the year ahead. >> i am hoping to get in the computer science and i wants to start coding. >> and he will this year because carver add the 7th and 8th grade

classrooms. zion joins her sister starting her junior year, like any big sister has no problem doling out advice. >> make sure they know are you a good student, don't be the class clown, better to be the student quiet and listening. >> and a continual reminder on the refrigeratorer for her children to seize the day. >> i want to keep my children focused on the right things, they hope it's passed on to state lawmakers that have not passed a budget. >> happening at carve here, saturday stem classes for neighboring children to give them access to the resources that are right at their doorstep. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> and studentses at an elementary school in camden county got a big surprise today, as they left rt family school

they got new backpacks and school supplies, thanks to nba player, jason thompson, he was joined by superintendant and mayor dana redd. cannonball!

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basswood and more, all at 20-35% off! it's the hottest sale of the year. just when you need to cool off most. blinds to go. blinds for life. week one in the nfl upcoming, eagles play monday night. they get the stage all to themselves, the team and coach that garners national attention will be on a national stage, chip kelly rebuilt this team from the quarterback on down. we know that sam bradford has the tools, the question that follows him is his durability. bad ford will be a pin to any success. >> he got hit and he was definitely productive and efficient, he knows the offense and learned it quickly and can execute the offense, i think he is gaining confidence as the preseason has gone along. but -- there is nothing like the

speed of a regular season game, the ver osity of the hits and the bright lights of monday night football where everybody is watching, this is an important test for sam bradford and this offense. >> we are teaming up with our friends at phl 17 for complete coverage, it begins monday night at with 6:30 and the game follows at 7:00. temple beat penn state, and they took game team from the loss and buried it in their practice field. >> that is not the case at temple, matt rule and the owls came home feeling good about themselves. it will be talked about for years but the coach wants to talk about the next opponent, cincinnati. it's a raw game ark whiteout and we practice in the morning and it's a challenge to play at

night for us, but we'll be ready, how? we'll be ready. >> the phillies had a set back, they lost five straight games 11 of 14, they will host atlanta again tonight and the phillies were the medicine the braves were looking for and atlanta snapped their own losing skid last night and the phils reverted back to the way they were playing earlier in the season. >> heard the same energy is not there, but you know what when are you not getting hits and behind in the games a lot. there is no energy to be had, there is no way to show energy if you are not getting the runners on base. tonight serena faces venus. >> ohio state and virginia tech, the play of the night came from

braxton miller, a spin move out of a madden video game, it went for a 53 yard touch down, ohio state won 42-24, that move is unbelievable. you can't watch. the new season approaching flyers fans got to cool off at the wells fargo center and got a behind the scenes look at how the risk is prepared. workers laid out a thin coating of ice and stencils in the team's logos and sprayed the risk with water to create one inch of ice and used ten gallons of water in the process. look at that, the flyers ice is in place.

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the information is in, the made in america festival attracted more people than ever this year, mayor michael nutter says that 130,000 people attended the two day concert on the ben franklin parkway and called it a big success. >> we can say that we have the infrastructure in play and the experience to manage events of this magnitude on the parkway as well as in other parts of the city. made in america gave the city a chance to test the grid system on the parkway and the signs are expected to help the crowds navigate the area when pope francis comes to philadelphia later this month. lets get the late word from

accuweather from cecily tynan. >> one day of heat and humidity and cooler rain on the way, we need both. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing no rain out there today, we are dry and lots of sunshine today and the sky 6 hd is taking a look live, this tells the story, cape may, new jersey, the abeen ban donned beach and season is over and it's summer heat and humidity is sticking around and we are in the middle of a september scorcher, and part of the reason it was so hot it's a long time since we got rain and the ground is extremely dry and the sunshine heats up the earth quickly and we got temperatures like this, in philadelphia 94 degrees, shy of the record high of 96 set in 1939, the poconos shattering the old record set in 1945 with a high of 88 degrees, get that out.

allentown 95 and reading 95 and millville 91 and wilmington the high of 93 degrees, we desperately need rain since august 1st rainfall running 3.5 inches below normal and the last time we got a quarter inch of rain was back on august 11th a month ago, some rain is on the way and the bulk of it is falling on thursday and ahead of it at this time, the sun is setting less than an hour ago, allentown 92, and dover 90 degrees and you factor in the humidity with dew points in the 60s and the dew points are rising into the 70s overnight. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the high pressure is in control, bringing us the winds out of the southwest, what i'm track on thursday is this line of showers, the cold front moving in, a wave of low pressure and slowing down the

front and intensifying the rain and bringing an end to the heat wave, tonight will be a warm night, patchy fog developing and 74 in philadelphia and 73 in cape may, reading 68 and trenton and wilmington 70. tomorrow the three h's, hazy, hot and humid and the high is 92 degrees, the heat index close toward 92 degrees, when you factor in the humidity levels in the 70s, could get a late day thunderstorm in philadelphia and the bulk of the rain is holding off until thursday, that is when the low pressure moves in over us, the rain depends on your location north and west of i-95, you'll be in the cooler section of the storm, more stable and a steadier rain south and east of i-95, where it's warmer and less stable and we'll see thunderstorms developing and this is what we want to see, future tracker showing 1 to 2 inches of rain, much needed rain and hopefully it's a slower rain

that can soak it in and it's more we have flooding. 92 officially making this heat wave number six, and rain and thunderstorms with a high of 84 degrees, an important of localized flooding, 1 to 2 inches of rain and a dry ground, could create runoff and ponding on roads, and nothing widespread and a breath of fresh air and partly sunny and 83, late on saturday into sunday morning a round of showers trying out on sunday for rosh hashanah seasonably cool and tuesday is brighter and warmer and 82 and i'll have more details on the timing of the rain on "action news" at 11:00. >> that will be a nice change. >> finally tonight it's beginning to look like fall in

the fairmount section of philadelphia, four six foot gargoyles are at the entrance of the penitentiary. to celebrate the halloween season, had is the 25th year of the haunted house and people can't wait, it opens september 18th, abc world news is tonight with david muir, next. and please joining fous "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6, for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. ♪

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tonight, the abc news exclusive. my interview with hillary clinton. for the first time, saying that was a mistake. i'm sorry. i take responsibility. also, we ask, would joe biden make a good president? about donald trump. and what we've never heard before. does she ever privately ask herself, why run again? also tonight, the dramatic turn. the marriage showdown in kentucky. the controversial clerk set free. but what does that now mean for marriage licenses, will she return to the job? the american dentist who killed that beloved lion, surfacing today to a crush of protesters and cameras. you'll hear what they said to him. and the high school football video under the microscope. the student players taking down a referee, tonight, the new investigation. and one of the coaches -- did he tell them to do it?