"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and in the news a school evacuation in new

jersey, the false alarm that brought the bomb squad to a playground and a carjacking leads to a police chase and hostage situation inside of a restaurant, how the police finally took the suspect down. but the big story is an fbi raid that turned deadly in delaware county, federal agents tried to issue a search warrant where shots were fired and one person was killed. trish hartman is live with more on what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: rick, the scene is still active this noon, we are at the corner of 6th street and highland avenue, this unfolded at the end of the block of highland avenue, you can see the fbi on scene and chester police, authorities say that one man was killed and at least one other person was taken into custody after this violent child pornography raid in chester. lets look at video from earlier

this morning, police say that federal agents were serving a warrant at a home at the 600 block of highland avenue, authorities were confronted a man with a gun and shots were exchanged and the suspect was hit and died at the scene. several other people were in the home at the time. neighbors were disturbed to learn about the nature of this raid. >> too many children running upp down the street here and i have a lot of nieces and nephews of my own. but his mother and father live there had with him, they didn't bother anybody in the neighborhood. we didn't think anymore of it. >> reporter: now the suspect's identity is not released. officers are in and out of this home all morning, we are live in chester, trish hartman, channel 6 "action news."

>> today is the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. and new york city paused this morning at the site were some many people lost their lives. [ bells ringing ] here at ground zero, families gathered for the tradition of tolling bells and nearly 3,000 names read that died in 2001. the president and first lady stepped outside for a moment of silence and there and secretary of defense ash carter had a moment of silence in schwenksville, pennsylvania. the city of philadelphia is also reflecting on 9/11 this morning, firefighters and police marched through center city to honor those, they ended at the state

house where mayor michael nutter gave remarks. neighborhood church goers gathered to remember the victims of 9/11 at a special prayer breakfast and katherine scott takes us to the somber ceremony. >> first responders and civil n civilians came to this church to remember this day 14 years ago and to make sure that its significance does not diminish with the passing of time. >> the sound of bag pipes and pews filled and heads bow those killed and those injured and those that suffered loss. >> all so that we don't ever forget the sacrifices that they made. >> at a breakfast afterward, held by the 200 club of

burlington county, contemplation and reflection. the crowds had remembrances around the country. burlington county prosecutor robert bernardi spoke about educating the next generation. >> i said in my speech that as time goes on memories fade and small children grow up not knowing anything about 9/11, i think it's important for families to talk about it and keep the spirit alive. with each prayer, each thought each year the continued refrain, never forget. >> it makes us aware of the threat and brought us together as a nation, and that is something we have to remember as well. >> so many people suffered in tragedy and they are still suffering, there are firefighters that were on the pile in new york and coming down with illnesses. it's important to keep the memory alive. >> there are several ways and

forums to keep it alive, it's important that you do. on the weather front, record rain fell on philadelphia yesterday, more than 4 inches in the matter of hours, it caused flash flooding on local roadways, some roads were closed and some vehicles got stuck and had to be towed away, the region started to dry out and sky 6 hd showing penn's landing and the ben franklin bridge, we have sunny skies and lower humidity. lets check in with meteorologist, melissa magee. >> a much better start to our friday, the moisture and torrential rain across the delaware and lehigh valley exiting to the north and east and temperatures responding nicely, 76 in philadelphia and 71 in cape may and lower 70s in dover and also lancaster out to the west. here is stormtracker 6 live

double scan here is the moisture we had in our region late last night into the early morning hours, it's moving out of maine and in philadelphia we picked up 4.7 inches, nearly 5 inches of moisture, 5 inches of rain in the area, we are drying out for the rest of today, the dew point is a level of moisture in the air and they are still in the lower 60s, you notice the particles coming in from the other direction and that lowers the atmosphere and humidity as we move through our friday and the start of our weekend, as we step out today, we have a double header, the phils taking on the cubs, lets play two today and the second game at 11:00 p.m. tonight, the ninth inning the temperature 70 degrees, lower humidity for us on our friday, we are dry today and the showers return just in time for the start of our weekend tomorrow and also cooler both saturday and sunday with the taste of

fall for some. we'll talk about the details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you. in the meantime, an emergency elementary school had to be evacuated today after someone found a fake hand grenade on the playground, the bomb squad responded to burlington city this morning, all students were removed as authorities examined the grenade. they determined it was a remember can a, and students were allowed to return to class. there is new concern for people that live in the perimeter for the papal visit, anybody that parks in the designated secure zone must move their cars on the sunday before the pope arrives otherwise they will be towed. 1500 free parking spots are made available at the naval hospital at 16th and paterson and six ppa

garages have another 2,000 spots to be reserved in advance for $20. david henry has a live report on this at 12:30. and all the latest information on those parking restrictions online at 6abc.com/pope, we have all the details you need to help navigate during the weekend in the city that the pontiff is in town just over two weeks away. still to come on "action news" at noon, customers escape when a gunman storms a california restaurant, and a woman goes into labor on the side of the highway. what do a nascar® driver...

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pilot of a small plane that crashed into the ocean near atlantic city, the single engine aircraft went down a few miles off the coast. the man identified as dr. michael moore was headed to the atlantic city airport, when he crashed into the ocean. they are searching with boats and helicopters. schools in phoenix, arizona, are telling their buss to stay off highway 110, as there is a series of shootings targeting drivers, a bullet hole was found in the side of a truck, that bring its to 11 shootings in 12 days. they are looking for an experienced shooter and keeping and eye out for possible copycats. deputies in los angeles county are trying to learn more

about a high speed chase where a man led them -- police finally got him to crash the stolen car and what is when he got out and went into the crowded restaurant and fired shots into the air, many people were able to escape and he held at least four people against their will and that is when the s.w.a.t. team responded. >> stand by making an approach. >> a spokesperson says the s.w.a.t. team killed the suspect who had a gun but did not fire against the officers. an emotional vice president, joe biden, says he is still unsure if he wants to run for president. he will not run unless he knows he can give 110%. >> i don't think any man or woman should run for president unless number one, they know

exactly why they would want to be president and two they can look at the folks out there and say i promise you have my whole heart and my whole soul and my energy and passion to do this. and i would be lying if i said that i knew i was there. >> biden is expected to announce his decision late this month, or early october. well, a connecticut family has quite the story to tell their newborn son, the couple was on the way to hospital when mom quickly went into labor, they were stuck in traffic as the contractions got worse and dad called 911, two state troopers came to help and waited for an ambulance to arrive. >> i heard the contractions and i didn't want to tell her we are having this baby on the side of the road, this is happening

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new york state is hiking the minimum wage for fast food workers to $15 an hour, it's the first time that anyone has set the minimum that high, it will be phased in over the next six years and will affect workers at fast food outlets in new york. health check this noon, new food safety rules will take effect in the wake of several deadly outbreaks, just this week a second person died from salmonella tied to a food safety recall. they must prove they are keeping their food preparations clean, currently food born illnesses make 48,000 people sick every single year. cooper university hospital

is lending us an expert to help us tackle a frustrating problem, we are answering questions now about shoulder pain at 6abc.com, you can learn more about diagnosis treatment and management with a live web chat, you have about 35 minutes left. the "action news" team is out working on news stories for later today beginning at 4:00, like this story, they held him at gun point and made him take money from an atm and even went back to his house to steal his things, now they wants help finding the people responsible for one man's terrifying ordeal. then are getting ready for the miss america pageant in atlantic city. we'll have more on the final preparations for all the glitz and glamour. accuweather is right around the corner, but right now the rain has cleared out just in time for the weekend season meteorologist, melissa magee will have your seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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time to check the accuweather forecast, melissa magee says today is a nice day. >> the clouds are breaking for sun and now the rain. it's moving on out. >> move-in on out. >> i'll finish it, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you that it's dry right now, no issues with precipitation however as we go throughout the first half of this weekend, we are tracking more moisture that will move on in. we'll talk about that in a moment. we'll show you the picture outside, a gorgeous shot of penn's landing on this friday, the clouds are starting to break for some sunshine later this afternoon and the humidity from you outside at this hour will continue to lower as well.

currently if philadelphia, 76 degrees and the dew point 62 and winds from the north at 12 miles per hour, the pressure 29.80 it is on the rise. 76 in trenton and lower 70s in lapd caster, along the coast 71 in cape may and 72 in beach haven. here is satellite 6 along with action radar this is what is left of that cold front and the moisture we had across our region and where in philadelphia we picked up close to 5 inches of rainfall in such a short period of time now that is exiting stage east, you can see the beginning of another frontal boundary in the great lakes moving west and this makes its way in time for our saturday. we'll talk about the forecast and the setup for today. clouds breaking for sunshine and the humidity will lower as the day wears on and humidity 84 degrees, as we go throughout saturday, we'll start the day out dry and sunshine giving way

to a few more clouds and as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, some thunderstorms will develop and it looks like this moisture will continue overnight saturday into the second half of the day on sunday. the call from accuweather for the rest of our friday afternoon, partly sunny later on, lower humidity and 84, that is above average, normal for this time of year is 80, patchy areas of fog tonight and we drop down to 66 degrees, speaking of tonight, high school huddle is back and that means we have friday night football to talk about, partly cloudy and comfortable, 78 degrees at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. we drop down to the lower 70s, here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, high temperature up to 84 degrees and sunshine giving way to clouds tomorrow and high temperature in at 82 and a thundershower is likely especially by tomorrow afternoon, moisture will continue as we go throughout tomorrow night into sunday morning, so some early morning

showers on sunday and clouds breaking for sunshine for the start of rosh hashanah and high temperature of 77 and then it's looking nice, a taste of fall for some folks, breezy and nice and 76 degrees on monday and tuesday sunshine and clouds 82, sunny and warm on wednesday, we are in the upper 80s and on thursday, sunshine giving way to a few more clouds by then with a high temperature of 86 degrees, but really once we get rid of the moisture saturday night, sunday afternoon and beyond looking really good. >> a nice string there. >> a local police dog is getting extra protection, this police k-9 is awarded a bullet and stab resistant vest, the dog major will where the vest on the job, thanks to the charity vested interest in k-9s. since 2009 it has provided 1500

vests at the cost of nearly $1.5 million. there is more to come in our next half our of "action news" at noon, just as one nfl scandal widens down another one may just beginning, the problem that has one team filing a formal complaint coming up. and the philadelphia please touch museum. the fundraising in the works to keep the doors open.

"action news" at 12:30 continues. with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. hello again, sara is off and here are the stories we are following for you now on "action news" at 12:30, new parking restrictions for center city. the new towing schedule that has people rushing to find places to put their cars when the pope comes to town. and remembering 9/11, the ceremonies around town. and parts of south jersey flooded several roadways in communities overnight. now the details, many center city residents are scrambling to figure out plans for their cars after a surprise announcement for towing for mayor nutter yesterday. the city will start towing cars for september 20th, "action news" reporter, david henry is

talking to residents that are effected and is live in spring garden with more on that. >> rick, you know the city is offering help for residents that live in the vehicle security zone, in neighborhoods like spring garden here, and many residents in this area say that the city's alternatives are not much help. >> we think it's a terrible inconvenience, it's not fair. >> the cars in this neighbor will be off the street or will be towed starting monday at 9:00 a.m. finding a spot a few blocks away will not be easy, because parking is always tight in these row home neighborhoods. >> we have trouble parking here when the roads aren't closed. anything is better than driving around for an hour and getting closed off somewhere. >> the city is making 2,000 parks spots available, they will cost $20 for the entire weekend, starting monday,