>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. sunday september 13 here's what's happening on "action news," a crash killed a teenage driver in bucks county. passengers were injured and there's a key clue in the truck. businesses are gearing up for the pope's visit. new miss america will be crowned in atlantic city. you can see it live on 6 abc. first chris sowers has a check

of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast. it's not been a great weekend, certainly not for the parade of shoes yesterday. >> reporter: no, but it will be clear today. it will feel like fall. high temperatures will top out in the low 70s. with the breeze it will feel chilly from time to time. there's the view in center city skyline. nice and quiet. humidity levels are starting to drop off. skies are cloudy, and well see sunshine before the day is out. rainfall totals, depended on where you were, reading picked up 2 1/2 inches from yesterday's downpour. lancaster, an inch and a half. atlantic city at the airport, excuse me, .14. this system here pushing north into new england, now we have to get into the upper level low sitting back to the west across

pittsburgh. that will pull through today and bring clouds once again, but again the cooler temperatures. the day planner doesn't look too bad. most of the day is dry. lunchtime, 70 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 73. 6:00 p.m., 72 forecasting a chilly high of 73 degrees. lower humidity levels continue into the new workweek, a ton of sunshine. we're warming up in the seven-day forecast, i'll have the details coming up in just a bit. >> chris, thank you. new this morning a 17-year-old driver was killed in an overnight crash in bucks county. his three passengers were hurt one critically. we were in a pick up that went off lime kiln pike in new britain township around 1:00 p.m. the pick up hit a drainage ditch and flipped over and and a mail box. open beer was found inside the truck, it's too soon to say if

dhol was a factor. new jersey state police are searching for leads in a shooting. a man was found shot in the head in fairhill township cumberland county. the man was rushed to cooper university hospital in critical condition. who pulled the trigger and why remain unanswered. 67 david sees died doing what he loved. the small plane he was piloting went down taking off from camden county airport plunging into the backyard of the home. his friend witnessed it all. what he heard could shed light on the tragedy. >> reporter: le single engine -- the single engine plane crashed into the woods in marlton. the pilot flew over the home of a friend.

the long time family friend was doing a traditional fly by when he heard the plane in trouble. >> i heard the plane drop i heard him to throttle back up, next thing i know i hear the tree hit i come running out back, the plane was smashed against the tree. >> reporter: that was at 11:15 a.m. waterford township ems and fire responded. >> the plane had heavy damage from a crash into a wooded area. >> reporter: nobody on the ground was hurt and sees was the only occupant. >> he loved to fly. i asked him last time when he was out i said when are you going to take me out in your plane. >> reporter: according to facebook post he was given an award for his military service in vietnam. his family said he died doing what he loved. >> he was a great gay.

>> reporter: sees was engaged to be married. his sister-in-law said he was broken up. the faa and ntsb are looking for a cause. it could take months before a cause is determined. "action news" has pictures of another plane that crashed into the ocean off atlantic city on thursday. the plane's radio transmission went silent for the final two hours of its flight. the plane made a fast deep decent. there were storms in the area. dr. michael moir was the only person on board. berks county native taylor swift is being sued by a denver radio host. taylor's security team falsely accused him of grabbing her

buttocks in 2013. he denies the accusations. swift's publicist said his employer was given evidence about the incident and they made their own decision. pat toomey will take on democrat joe sestak who used to serve in congress. at is 1:30 our inside story round table discusses kathleen kane new round of endorsements. a dream comes true for one lucky lady she will be crowned miss america 2015. for the first time in five years, the winner will be celebrated with the iconic these people song there she is miss america. we'll have a live report in the

next half-hour. the rain didn't dampen the enthusiasm for the yesterday's show us your shoes parade in atlantic city. quest -- contestants in this year's pageant made their way down the boardwalk. idaho had potato shoes and miss florida had gators. our live preview of the miss america pageant at 8:00. matt o'donnell, karen rogers, melissa magee host the show. the pageant starts at 9:00 p.m. on 6abc. it is crunch time pope francis arrives in philadelphia in less than two weeks. it's not just organizers who are making last minute preps, and

find out local businesses are getting ready to do. >> this is why you live in the city. it's exciting. center city businesses are harshing out details. val has 8 businesses. >> i have no doubt we will be open. it's exciting we live and have our businesses in center city. for all our restaurants and retail we're open the whole weekend. 13th street neighbors are following lead. >> the salon will stay open. >> reporter: steve will keep his story open. all his local caprice will work that weekend. >> -- all his local employees will work that weekend. >> if it ends to be too much we'll close the door and call it is a day. >> world meeting organizers

handed out signs and buttons to stores and restaurants and offered sweepstakes to trips to rome. retailers like boyds received their inventory for fall collections. they are normally closed sunday and altered their schedule leading up to and during the papal weekend to accommodate customers and pope francis. >> we decided to close that saturday which is on the 26th. however we'll open next sunday which is to the 20th. we have our fall things in it's a good idea for people to come in and shop and taked advantage of that day. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." of course we set up a special section on our website for everything you need to know from events parking restricts and transportation options and other features, go to 6abc.com/pope. we have more news you did

not see last night. kelly clark son cancels her concert in camden. she is explaining why. a wildfire is ripping through homes out west. temple owls have a win coming off the victory over penn state. >> reporter: rain is pulling away, look at the cooler numbers out west, it is heading in this direction, i'll let you know in the seven-day forecast when we come right back. >> welcome back, cool enough

this morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. 56 degrees, 6:13, a lot happening, miss america this weekend happening tonight live on 6abc. less than two weeks pope francis will be here. in 6 hours, the nfl season kicks off. at least it's 6 hours. let's go live on sky6 live hd. that's right, lots going on here, i'll tell you yesterday not too nice of a day. that was the first time in almost 3 months we had a day featuring cloud cover and showers on a weekend. the weekends have been nice around the philadelphia area all summer long. yesterday we threw a monkey wrench in that. 65 degrees in philadelphia. dpoint -- dewpoint 60. barometer is steady.

we're seeing 50s popping up in the far western suburbs. poconos 58. reading, 60. allentown 61. philadelphia checking in at 65 with lowering dewpoints. we're seeing the 50s pop up or our dewpoint scale. even south jersey and delaware, next couple of hours these numbers will drop off, as well. watch this as i set it in motion. everybody, later this afternoon, this is 3:00 p.m. down into the low to mid 50s. that will feel fall like with highs in the low 70s. we'll pick up a breeze out of the northwest. it should feel really, really nice. satellite and radar, unfortunately we're locked in with all the clouds. the surface low that's sitting in new england. the upper level feature is back to the west near pits. as this low continues to pull away, that will slide through, that will keep the clouds locked in from start to finish today.

you'll see sunshine from time to time, but clouds will be the dominant feature out there. future tracker 6 lunchtime, cloudy conditions, a few breaks of sunshine from here and there. same thing throughout the afternoon hours, one or two areas maybe you'll see a spotty shower. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, tomorrow will start a beautiful stretch of weather where we see wall-to-wall blue skies ton of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. lehigh valley this afternoon, cloudy and cooler, a bit breezy. 72 degrees the forecasted high. jersey shore 74. lots of clouds, limited sun, breezy right there on the sand, as well. philadelphia, 73 degrees, well below the normal for this time of the year. clouds and sunshine. that breeze will make it feel like the upper 60s from time to time. winds out of the northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, a nice evening 48 degrees outlying suburbs,

reading, allentown, millville, the pine barrens, southern new jersey, center city 56 degrees, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10. it becomes windy tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, breezy and pleasant tomorrow, 77 degrees, look at all this sunshine. mostly sunny tuesday, 83. not a cloud in the sky wednesday 86. sunny thursday, 86. friday, sun and clouds, 87. saturday, sun and clouds, 87. each and everyday even though we're warming up the humidity levels are nice and low, that's a picture perfect seven-day forecast. a new video shows flames tearing through a building in lake county, california north of san francisco. the fire sent three firefighters to the hospital with burns. the fire has exploded to 15 square miles. hundreds have fled as the fire

burns out of control. another wildfire raging in northern california is the butte fire. the blaze is 70 miles southeast of sack meant tow and exploded to -- sacramento and exploded to 101 square miles destroyed 61 homes and threatening 6400 more. >> we barely made it out, the flames were on our rear. >> crews increased containment at 15% despite a thick air of smoke that kept helicopters and planes from flying. governor declared a state of emergency freeing up resources in the fight against these devastating wildfires. pumpkin ,

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unacceptable and shows a pattern. >> reporter: the mayor and police commissioner have apologized to blake. the police officer was placed on desk duty. one excessive force complaint was unsubstantiated and he was chon -- exon rated in another complaint. the person who was picked up on suspicion of being the shooter in arizona is not the person they are looking for. a rally in london showed support for welcoming the refugees. a similar rally took place in warsaw, poland. several polish cities fear

muslim arrivals will threaten their jobs and security. fans of kelly clark son will not perform in camden. she canceled several upcoming dates on the advice of her daughter. she canceled three other performances. she tweeted she is bummed about the cancellations. the singer recently announced she is expecting her second baby.

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pressure up here across new england. cold front stretching up and down the entire eastern seaboard. as that pulls away a huge area of high pressure will move east and sit over top of us over the next five or six days. at first it will bring cooler temperatures, look at the numbers across the great lakes, 30, 40s and 50s. the once it hits the eastern seaboard, the return flow will warm it up again. today it will feel like fall, breezy and cool, mostly cloudy, limited sun, high 73. >> sports now, the eagles season hadn't started, but the hottest football team in town plays in the link. the temple owls are 2-0. jeff skeverski leads off with the big win! >> reporter: the last month temple beat cincinnati 30 years ago. that's nothing, nothing compared to the streak temple ended last week, the 74 year drought

against penn state. what's 30 years. temple in cincinnati jumping is for joy and jakdz -- jacked up after beating penn state. in cincinnati what a third quarter. opening kickoff in the second half. john thomas 100 yards. temple scores 21 points in the third. jihad thomas 56-yard run, the junior running back accounts for 243 yards. they hang on to win, 34-26 toample -- temple is 2-0 for the first time in four years. james franklin in happy valley not happy until fresh legs get going. the kid from the lehigh valley 115 yards rushing come in the second. it leads to this.

hackenburg scores. temple rerounds from the temple loss the first of the year. will sam bradford have all of his weapons for the eagles monday opener in atlanta. ertz listed as questionable as he comes back from core muscle surgery. sam bradford, high risk high reward scenario, nothing is more important than protecting your quarterback this year. >> there's a statement when you blitz the bandits -- blitz the band, it's either our band or their band. it's a mathematical game. >> it's no matter what system you're in you have to have confidence in the guys you have in front of you.

>> reporter: we're teeming up with phl17 to bring you eagles and falcons. coverage begins kicks off at 7:30 with the pregame show monday night can you wait. pete mccanal none called a team meeting before the game yesterday to remind everyone to play hard the rest of the way. whatever he said worked, phils showed fight against the cubs scoring five runs in the 7th. ryan howard snapped out of his over 35 slump friday comes back to tie it in the 8th and in the 9th with two outs, cody ashy off the foul ball, 2-run shot phils win 7-5. the only other time ashy had a walk off homer in his clear a year ago today. talk about coming up clutch and

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>> a crash kills a teen in bucks county and several others who were in the truck are in the hospital. millions of gallons of water flooded north philadelphia streets. the water main break is causing traffic to detour this morning. miss america 2016 will be crowned tonight down the jersey shore. we're live in atlantic city.

time is now 6:30 we have a better day ahead. >> reporter: we shall be dry -- we should be dry in atlantic city. unfortunately it will be difficult to shake the clouds. you'll see a little bit of sunshine. mostly cloudy skies that will be the main attraction. there's the view over the ben franklin bridge. again, you see gray skies this morning. temperatures wise we're starting to cool down. mument -- humidity levels are starting to drop off, as well. what a change in the weather pattern, we go back july 1 through september 9. a 71 day stretch we picked up 4-point # inches of rain. it was very dry, everybody's lawn was brown. since thursday we picked up 5 inches of rain. we go from dry to drench in the span of a few days, some areas

picked up more rain. reading 2 1/2 inches. again we continue to see quite a bit of rain. the good news over the next five days, this upcoming week there's no shot of rain. several of the days you night not see a cloud in the sky. for today, cloudy skies, not too nice, but it won't be that bad, either, it will feel like fall, high temperatures topping out in the low 70s. there will be a breeze out of the northwest with the low humidity levels at times it might feel like the upper 60s. not too bad of a finish to the weekend. we'll talk about the pleasant changes in the seven day when i come back in just a few minutes. >> as the summer season winds down and cooler temperatures approach keep your browser open to 6abc.com/weather and use the social media link to follow all the members of the "action news" weather team. a pick up careened off a road in bucks county overnight

killing a 17-year-old driver. the truck went off lime kiln pike hitting a drainage hip. the impact caused the truck to flip and hit a pole and mail box. the others were injured in the crash one critical. an open beer was found inside the truck. the official reason is still being determined. police are looking for suspects in the latest shooting in the city. the action cam was on the scene on local barred street. police found -- local barreled barreled -- lumbard street. police found a man in his 30s in critical condition. police are searching for the driver who hit and killed a man in pleasantville, new jersey it happened on the black horse pike. police say the vehicle that hit

him could be maroon in color and have lower front end damage. police are searching for a man who escaped from custody in burlington county, new jersey. officials say he was being transported when he ran away. details have not been released. mims was handcuffed and not wearing shoes, anyone who sees him call 911. a water main break overnight in philadelphia. a water main break spewed 1500 gallons of water on west moreland avenue. hunting park avenue is closed right now between fox and 29th streets for repairs and cleanup. atlantic city glory days and tough time the miss america pageant has been a fixture at the jersey shore. tonight on 6abc one lucky lady will win a crown.

it's the glamour outlines end to a -- glamour outlines end to a long -- glamorous end to a long road of glory. elizabeth hur is live in atlantic city. >> reporter: it's going to be a memorable night for not only one contestant, but for vanessa williams. we don't have the story we pretaped, we are joining you live outside boardwalk hall. this is where it all began 95 years ago. so 95 years ago, this is where the pageantry all began so the organizer said they are especially excited for the contestants 52 beauties from across the county who will be competing for the title.

they will welcome back former miss america vanessa williams who was crowned in 1983 who was the first black miss america to win the title. she she made the news ten months later when she was forced to resign, this because word got out that unfortunately nude picture that were taken two years prior was about to be published in penthouse magazine. she was given the option resign or be stripped of her title. she went on to make one of the greatest come backs in entertainment history mairvegging a name for -- everyone is excited to her return. she hope that everyone tunes in

because they have surprises. that's the latest reporting to you live from the boardwalk, elizabeth hur channel 6, eva nydia back to you. let's meet the local trio whole take their shot tonight at boardwalk hall. ashly cedar is miss pennsylvania from the pittsburgh area but works in philadelphia. she plans to pursue a masters degree in business a mentor in the strong women and strong girls organization. miss pennsylvania has won the miss america crown on five occasions, the last time was in 1954. lindsey genenni is from hamilton pursuing her degree at rowan university. in 2012 she designed stay alive don't text and drive street

sign. she has discussed this issue before the state senate. miss mitchell is from delaware she is studying education. she has been competing in pageant almost her entire life. miss delaware has never won the miss america pageant. you heard elizabeth talking about this, vanessa williams is returning to the pageant after losing her crown in 1983. she was the first african-american to win miss america. tune into tonight for countdown to the crown our live preview at 8:00 p.m. matt o'donnell and melissa magee host the show live from atlantic city.

the miss america pageant begins at 9:00 p.m. on 6abc. looking forward toilet. there's still more to come on "action news" sunday morning. the classic love story romeo and julie heette. she call herself fat fem. she has a message for plus-size people. meteorologist chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, i think you're going to like it. we'll be right back. flonase allergy relief nasal spray

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on. we're crystal clear, yesterday we had the showers and downpours, jersey shore picking up rains far western suburbs. reading and allentown, picked up pretty good downpours. now everything is starting to clear out and cool down. temperature-wise we started out the week on a rather hot note. tuesday's high 94. keep in mind the normal temperature is 81. wednesday, 93. the cold front came in, thursday, 81. friday, 83 and yesterday 78 degrees with all that cloud cover. today we'll be lucky to hit 73, 74. so the numbers continue to drop off. 60 in reading. lancaster, 58. allentown, 61. poconos 57 and philadelphia checking in at 64. just the slightest breeze out of the west/northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. these winds will pick up over the next 24, 48 hours. later this afternoon these are gusts 10 to 15 miles per hour.

we get into the evening hours we have gusts up to 20 or 25 miles per hour that continues right through tomorrow morning, and, again, the fact that the temperatures will be on the cool side with no humidity, this kind of a wind will make it feel chilly from time to time. the surface storm is up here, that's the feature that brought rain to the area yesterday. the upper level is between pittsburgh and buffalo. as that pulls away it will drag the upper level with it. it has to swing through parts of pittsburgh before it enters. we have a huge area of high pressure across the lower 48. once that storm exits the area, it's clear conditions and sunny skies and dry weather. future tracker #, -- future

tracker 6, 70% cloud cover, 30% sunshine. one or two areas pick up a quick-hitting shower. if you do, it won't last long, most of us stay dry. tomorrow morning, partly sunny that starts a beautiful stretch of weather for us. 74 in lancaster. 72 in reading. feeling like fall and football sunday, lots of clouds and breezy out there. trenton, 72. millville, 73. cape may will reach a high of 74. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's going to feel like summer by week's end. 73 today, 77 tomorrow. wall-to-wall blue skies, thing with tuesday and wednesday, and thursday, and friday and saturday. look at the numbers, 83, 86 wednesday, 86 thursday, friday and saturday both days topping out around 87. the humidity levels should be on the comfortable side we're not expecting a heat wave, just

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in west philadelphia. the man was caught on camera stealing from rite aid stores on the 5200 block and 5600 block of baltimore avenue between august 20th and august 24. the each time he announced the robbery while simulating a weapon in his sweatshirt pocket. nobody has been injured, but it's only a matter of time. >> either he'll get hurt or a poor clerk will get hurt. nip it in the bud and identify this individual. >> reporter: police describe him as 20 years and 150 pounds and dark complex and acne wearing sunglasses and gray khaki shorts and sweatshirts. he fled on a dark mountain bike in two of the robberies. >> rite aid is posting a ten thousand dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of this individual. >> reporter: call 215-546-tips and all calls will remain

anonymous. for crime fighters, i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> a newborn baby slipped into a coma after giving birth for a week. when she cried, the woman woke up. >> i new i needed to be there for my baby. >> reporter: doctors had told her husband they were helpless and his wife's survival was in doubt. that's when the nurse decided to bring baby ryan into mom's room. the family is writing a book about what they call a miracle. on october 1, all physicians in hospital must use a coding visit to describe their visit on insurance claims to make sure they get paid.

the new system has about 68,000 codes to choose from. while there might be growing pains, the government said the expanded dictionary should improve quality of care. the other than of a marijuana shop is taking add available of a loophole. the owner of the cart nicknamed smoke buddies said all he is selling is container. customers who buy containers get weed for free. if they receive a complaint about the cart they will respond, but they are not planning on pro active enforcementle we'll right back.

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that costs $50. it will have a 6-inch careen and be available in time for the holidays. amazon is hoping to attract buyers for simple device to attract people at home home shopping. it is an exercise of the body and soul. and now a social media guru is hoping to shatter stereotype that practicing yoga is only for the thin. the 24 admits she was put off by yoga because she was experienced experienced -- because she was

focused on weight loss. >> i was uncomfortable with my body. >> reporter: years later she dieded to give yoga a second chance is a decision she credits with saving her life. at the time she was battling depression and yoga gave her something to hold on to. >> it was something that challenged me. when i started practicing yoga all the poses were progressively more difficult. it was exciting. that kind of excitement translated to other parts of my life. now yoga enthusiasts from around the world flock to her instagram and get inspired. >> it took me about not caring about losing weight at all to losing weight. >> reporter: the self proclaimed fat fem says anyone can do yoga and is going to shatter the

stick thin yoga for good. >> think about how powerful you are. why would you feel bad about your when you're so incredible strong. >> a good message. it was a very special day for special people. more than 75 members of the wounded warrior project and their family spent a day at sesame place in langhorne. they had a chance to eat cookies with the cookie monster that's awesome and they got a hug from the count. elmer and big bird was there, it was a great time to catch up with old friends, thanks for their service. another hour of "action news" straight ahead. taylor swift is being sued. we'll tell you who is taking aim at the music megastar. smoking joe gets his do. one of the greatest philadelphia

natives is immortalized in bronze. plus we'll have meteorologist chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back. let's clear the air. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change,

leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a million pennsylvanians now suffer from asthma. and senator toomey took over a million dollars from polluters. tell senator toomey: it's time to clear the air. vote for the clean power plan. 7:00 a.m. sunday, september 13. here's what's happening on "action news." a crash killed a teenage driver in bucks county passengers are injured and officers find what may be a key

clue in the truck. >> businesses are gearing up for the pope's visit. annie mccormick looks at their papal preparation. >> a new miss america will be crowned in atlantic city. you can see it live on 6abc. first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. it is improving. >> reporter: it is improving, nydia. i look on city avenue and the pavement we have here, there are a few damp spots, but the drying process has definitely started. the winds have shifted out of the northwest, so the temperatures are starting to drop off. the humidity levels are dropping, as well. 58 degrees in quakertown. pilots, 59 with dewpoints in the 50s, slatington 59. saint david 58. chester 57. center city 64 and levittown 63. even in new jersey, now, it's still slightly humid down the shore, but in time you'll see the humidity levels drop off down there as well. on the boards in atlantic city 68.