two-alarm fire overnight. stormy sunday we're keeping our eye on severe weather moving into the delaware and lehigh valleys. meteorologist karen rogers is in for chris sowers this morning here with accuweather. >> reporter: if people need to head out now, if they have plans, the severe weather doesn't hit until this afternoon and evening. so you still have time. not looking pretty, though isn't it. down the shore live on sky6 live hd lots of clouds in atlantic city. we had light rain that moved through the area. you can see the clouds in its wake. i want to show you the aimage -- image of satellite and radar. we have a chance of a spotty shower here other there. the cold front is out to the west. the storm prediction center has us at a moderate risk for severe weather this afternoon and evening. that's a concern for us. what could we see? strong is to severe thunderstorms, gusts over 60 miles per hour that's the

main threat. downpours up to 2 inches. that could cause localized flooding. this could happen 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. it moves west to east, this line of storms. let's show you the day, noon, 77, clouds, peeks of sunshine. we need sunshine in order to ignite the atmosphere to get the severe weather. 83 degrees is the high at 2:00 p.m. anytime after 3:00 p.m. we start to see the storms develop. 4:00 p.m., 76. 6:00 p.m., 74. 8:00 p.m., the lines are moving out of the city and 71. i've got future tracker 6 standing by, this will show you when it hits coming up in just a few minutes. you can stay on top of the weather by using 6abc.com there you will find access to the seven-day forecast and live look at double scan radar go to 6abc.com/weather.

time 9:01. new this morning, a person is dead and another injured after a car slammed into a utility pole in south jersey. this happened around 2:30 a.m. near the intersection of hawk's bridge and pointers road in salem county. one person died at the scene. crews rushed another person to the hospital. no word on their condition. firefighters were called overnight to battle a blaze at a delaware county mcdonald's. flames break out on the 4200 block of edgemont avenue in brook haven. firefighters got the fire under control shortly after they arrived. part of bucks county medical complex was destroyed by a two-alarm fire overnight. firefighters were called to the baileywick office commons around

2:00 a.m. the business simply beautiful smiles was gutted. nobody was injured. the cause is under investigation. an altercation between two men led to a stabbing in the city's strawberry mansion section this happened around 3:00 a.m. on cecil b. moore avenue. two men got into an altercation and one pulled out a knife and stabbed the other several times in the chest. the suspect ran off. that victim is in stable condition. the tributes continue to pour in this morning for boxing great muhammad ali. and weekend in his honor flags were lowered in louisville, kentucky. abc's ray ramundi is live in new york city with all the details. good morning, ray. >> reporter: gray and nydia, good morning to you, muhammad ali had a vision how he wanted to be remembered. it includes a tribute public and

private and a procession through his old neighborhood this as we learn about his final moments he spent with his family before he died. overwhelming grief spanning coast to coast. from the famed marquee to madison square garden to his star on the hollywood walk of fame. he was a wonderful angel. >> reporter: his brother speaking to abc news hours after his brother's death. he along with millions around the world mourning his loss. for those who felt his punch and faced him in the ring now sadness and heartache. never seen that kind of presence in a human being. i don't think our sport will be the same again. >> reporter: besides being week and frail battling parkinsons,

the champ did not go down without a fight. his daughter tweeting dad did not go easily, his heartbeat 30 minutes after his other organs failed. they had quality time with him and said their final goodbyes. >> reporter: he had an unwaiverring commitment to fight for a cause, civil rights and world peace. a man who entered the spotlight as a divisive figure, now a uniter. it's sad day for the world not just sports. >> reporter: and now the world will stay their final goodbyes to muhammad ali with an unprecedented procession through his old neighborhood in the streets of louisville, kentucky. that procession is scheduled for friday. the muhammad ali center in kentucky will be open throughout the week so the public can celebrate the life and legacy of

the legendary boxer. gray back to you. boxers right here in our area are honoring the champ. johan boxing gym in northern liberty held a moment of silence and bell ringing during the community boxing day yesterday. because of the things he done out of the ring, to me was more of a game changer in life than a game children in my life, i learned that i can speak. gone, but not forgotten. he briefly lived in the overbrook section and moved into a home in cherry hill in 1971. he had a training camp in schuylkill county. you can read more about the life and legacy of muhammad ali at 6abc.com. we have a photo gallery of his life and reaction to his death and information on funeral arrangements. this morning a local veteran and his family are waking up in their brand new

home. the family was presented with the ceremonial key during a special presentation in fairmont park. wells fargo partnered with a group celebrating our veterans to donate the home in millville, cumberland county. the family said they were overwhelmed by the incredible act of generosity. we have had our share of ups and downs, my family and i can not begin to tell you how much it means to us to be living in our very own home. wells fargo has donated more than 8800 homes across the u.s. since the beginning of the property donation program in 2009. i love this, this is a picture of historic moment in wildwood, new jersey, the city's first female firefighter was sworn in on wednesday. her father had the honor of pinning her badge in place.

what a great story there, elite bicyclists are making their way through the city of philadelphia premier philadelphia international cycling classics. they will make a 12-mile loop through roxborough and lemon hill and east falls, that includes the grueling climb up the manayunk wall. men get started at 8:30, women at 12:30. most roads will be open by 5:30 p.m. tonight. the races go on even in the rain. when the sun sets on her 16th birthday, she prick her finger on the spinning wheel. she was dressed up as the windchill from the classic sleeping beauty, she is one of

many you will find at comic-con. several stars will be there to sign autographs and take pictures of all the fans. comic-con continues today through 5:00 p.m. i got a chance to go there yesterday and signed autographs and saw pictures on my facebook page. check it out. there's much more to come on "action news," keeping you entertained. we'll tell you about the new free upgrade by one airline. a piece of history belonging to the battleship new jersey is back where it belongs. looking live outside and giving you a glimpse of wilmington, delaware, 9:09. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back, she said, hey, prepare for some rain.

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downed power line brought down by a car crash sparked a huge brushfire in southern california, northwest of los angeles, the flames spread in all directions and reach five hundred acres, three homes damaged so far. firefighters say the fire is 15% contained. this morning we're learning that one of the fort hood soldiers killed in the training exercise was from north jersey.

private james was killed with others when their vehicle was swept into rushing waters in texas. authorities say the emergency along the gulf coast is worsening. the east coast is bracing for severe weather. florida could see five to ten inches of rain. let's get the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: now is the good time to run to the grocery store or come back from the shore because there's nothing going on at the moment. we're dry through the region, we could expect a shower, looks like we're getting a sprinkle in poconos or pilots. the rest of the area -- on pottstown, the rest of the area is dry. down in cape may, we have low clouds, i was checking visibility reports, there's no problem inland. we had light rain that move through the shore an hour or two ago. 71 degrees in philadelphia.

the numbers today kind of slow to climb. it doesn't feel terribly warm. it's sticky. the dewpoint 66 degrees. it's humid. pressure is falling. the wind are light, 6 miles per hour the ocean temperature warm, though. 68. satellite and radar showing how we had that batch of showers that moved through and now we can see we have lots of clouds. looks like we're starting to see breaks to the south. it's the breaks of sunshine that will help to i ignite the weathr pattern we have and allow for the chance of severe weather. as we look at this we have showers or heavier rain north of pittsburgh, no heavy rain there. the cold front is to the west. i want to show you future tracker 6, 11:30, maybe a quick downpour.30:00 p.m. we have a line coming through,

thunderstorms popping up ahead of the line moving through allentown and lancaster. 7:00 p.m., moving through the i-95 corridor an interior areas of south jersey and atlantic city and wildwood at 8:30. you see the line progressing from west to east through the day. let's run down again, northwest suburbs anytime after 3:00 p.m., showers and thunderstorms firing up. i-95 corridor anytime after 4:00 p.m., watching for a shower or thunderstorm. it will get heavier the arrival time always it approaches. you could see a quick shower beforehand. we're talking about the storm we're concerned about arriving later on. spelling it out with the temperatures, noon, 77. 2:00 p.m., 83. lots of clouds and breaks of sun. the storms come after 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. we'll see them in the city with the line at 6:00 p.m. at 8:00 p.m., the line will be

moving in interior areas of south jersey. mostly cloudy, strong storms high of 83. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast watching for these strong storms later today. that's why today is listed in red. 83 for the high. tomorrow, sunny, less humid. tomorrow is a great day, good way to start the week, right. tuesday, clouds and sun, 83. a couple of showers not a big deal maybe a thunderstorm. wednesday, breezy and cooler, 73 with a passing shower. thursday is a great day, nice and sunny, low humidity, 75. friday, partly sunny, 77. saturday warmer, 80 degrees, of course it's sunday, a lot of people have plans. we've got the phils game and beyounce at 7, the storm will be hitting the i-95 corridor. we'll be going to the baseball game. if you're at the phillies game say hi. topping our people scene a hollywood actress paid it ford for a big fan.

you might remember the dress that the actress wore in january. a teen from buffalo, new york, tweeted rodriguez that she loved the gown and would love to wear it to her prom. she tweeted back and said she would lend it the other. the teen said she felt like a star wearing it to a school function. we'll be right back. one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glacier national parks combined.

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welcome back on this sunday, you're looking live at philadelphia international airport. 9:19, 71 degrees, dreary out there and we are looking at severe weather after 3:00 p.m. today. "healthcheck" this morning children with a strong family history of heart attack or diabetes may already show risk factors of these diseases. researchers in the netherlands use data on children 13 years old. they collected history of

carried vascular -- cardiovascular disease and diabetes. those with a strong family history of diabetes were found to have a larger waist size than their peers. peeght too -- eating too mh saturated fat can cause build up of arteries. boost omega 3s. eat whole grain and avoid anything fried and order topping and sauces on the side. 9:20 if you're planning a summer vacation you may want to plan for your diet. a new study from the university of georgia found some people gain as much as 7 pounds on a a one to three week vacation, the reason over indulgence while

relaxing. consider stocking up on fresh foods at the grocery store instead of eating out for every single meal. the summer season comes fun in the sun and the pool. pediatricians say if your child goes missing for a couple of minutes check the pool first. the first minutes of rescue could mean the dinners between life and death. use floaters with precaution, they give parents a false sense of security. this is just a device it does not make you invincible. fencing around the backyard pool can add an extra layer of security.

spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all flap your wings, like you're penguins learning to fly. teaching is all about building relationships. and that never goes away. because once a teacher, always a teacher. we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators.

everybody, i think the image of storm tracker 6 live tell the weather story today. we're basically dry in the morning early afternoon, the heavier rain is out to the west. the actual cold front is well to the west. as that trackings through the region we could see strong to severe storms later this afternoon and into tonight. 71 degrees humid. noon, 77. mostly cloudy skies maybe a shower pops up, but mostly dry. mostly dry at 2:00 p.m., 83 degrees. it's anytime after 3:00 p.m. from west to east is when we expect the storms to arrive. our high 83.

strong storms could have damaging winds. just about 9:25. delta airline is upgrading their entertainment options, starting july 1, the company will offer inflight entertainment free of charge on most of the domestic and international flights. as of now, only a portion are free on domestic flights. movies shows and music and games will be available on seat back screens or on boar wi-fi. the battleship new jersey is a rich part of our region's history. it was missing a piece of its own until now. a set of silver dating back a century has been returned to the vessel. nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: this is some of the sterling silver presentation service after a 15 year fight to bring it back home. it's wonderle -- wonderful

for our public to share in this, a unique silver -- silver service, it was made by tiffany and company. >> most of the items have the great seal of the united states and the sale of the state of new jersey and swag and details and navy anchors. >> reporter: and salt caddies lined with gold so the salt didn't pit the silver. it's great to have it here for visitors to come aboard and see what the captain had and what it means for ship. >> reporter: in newspaper article from 1906, the day the silver was delivered. the captain said it would never be lost until the ship went

down. silver is a special item for the ship. >> reporter: the entire service is owned by the navy. the 45 items at the ship are displayed in a secure case in the captain's quarters. the new jersey is the most decorated battleship in the navy. they are thrill to have the ship's rich history back on board. beautiful, isn't it? polished to a shine. much more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." do you want fries with that? , you have to call in advance they are so unique and decadent that you have to request them before arriving. we have national parks in america. those stories and more, plus,

meteorologist chris sowers will- karen rogers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. we're tracking strong

storms for the purpose of the afternoon we have the details on what you need to know. a memphis police officer is dead after allegedly being struck by a fleeing suspect. plus, details on when a center city road will be repaired after a septa bus got

stuck. meteorologist karen rogers is outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we're looking for severe weather today. >> reporter: yeah, we are, but for the next 6 hours we'll see cloudy skies and chance of a spotty shower. it's late this afternoon into this evening, when we expect the strong storms to arrive. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live and satellite and radar. we've got lots of clouds and spotty sprinkles have been trying to move through. the real weather is out to the west. that will be moving in our direction. the storm prediction center placed us in a moderate risk for severe weather late this afternoon into the evening hours. here's what to expect, strong to severe thunderstorms gusts over 60 miles per hour possible. that's the main threat today. downpours up to 2 inches. that kind of of rain that dpas could cause -- fast could cause localized flooding. here's what the day will look like. lunchtime, mostly cloudy skies, 77. maybe you get a quick downpour or shower, but no severe weather and basically dry through the

region. 2:00 p.m., the same situation, the storms have not arrived yet. 83 degrees that's the high today. anytime after 3:00 p.m., west to east, when you expect the strong storms to develop. 4:00 p.m., 7 degrees, 6:00 p.m., the stronger storms are hitting the city. 74 degrees, 8:00 p.m., the line of storms is moving into interior south jersey, 71 degrees, we'll talk about this in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. with future tracker 6 i could show you step by step how the storms develop. i'll show you that coming up in a minute, gray. look forward to it. folks like to remind you you can find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar anytime of the day on our website. 6abc.com/weather. two funerals are planned for boxing legend muhammad ali. a private service will be held in his hometown on thursday. on friday, a public funeral led

by an imam. former president bill clinton and billy chris -- crystal and brine -- brian, gumble. box he heers young and old honor muhammad ali with a ten count. when you think of boxing first thing you think about is muhammad ali. the nonprofit boxing for kids was held the day after muhammad ali passed. because of the things he done out of the ring, to me was more of a game changer in life,

a game changer in might have life, i learned i can speak. he was the greatest fighter to ever live. >> reporter: johan runs a closed circuit distributer in feasterville. he was on the frazier team. he described the fight at madison square garden as the most important moment in his career. he talks about taking his son to ali's training camp in 1972. these were people off the street. he fed them all. they stayed for lunch, he salt down on the end of the ring and he talked to them. >> reporter: ali briefly lived in philadelphia's overbrook section and moved into this five bedroom house in 1971. folks stopped by to remember his time here. to know he was here in a

local area like this tucked away in cherry hill is cool. >> reporter: people remembered his dom negligences in the -- dominance in the boxing ring, they will remember his courageous battle with parkinsons. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." you can read more about the legacy of muhammad ali on our website at 6abc.com. we have a full photo gallery of his life and reaction to his death. 9:34 philadelphia police made an arrest after a stabbing inside a grocery store. a person was attacked inside a store at the intersection of 17th and tioga street in nicetown section. crews rushed the individual to temple university hospital with non-life threatening injuries. one person is in custody. police are working to make an arrest after a stabbing in the parking lot outside the bb and t pavilion in camden.

the person was stabbed in the neck. a country music concert was going on at the time. repairs will be made tomorrow to a center city road after it collapsed under the weight of a septa bus this weekend. you can see where the back right tire sunk into the ground on the 2,000 block of walnut in center city. nobody was hurt, the bus was back on route after they removed it from the sinking roadway. an officer in memphis, tennessee has died after being hit by a suspect who tried to get away and ended up hitting the 46-year-old officer rodell smith. officers did take the suspect into custody, he is survived by his children and fiance. turning to the race for the

white house, both republican and democratic voters in new jersey head to the polls this tuesday to pick their parties' candidates for president, plus a dozen seats for the u.s. house. hillary clinton could clinch the number of delegates needed after results in new jersey and four other states are counted. clinton collected more delegates with the win in the virgin islands. she received 1400 votes. western person -- bernie sanders received 200 votes. sanders is hoping to woo some of the super delegates in an effort to swing the nomination his way. donald trump is critical of the judge who is overseeing a lawsuit against trump university. he wants him to recuse himself for his mexican heritage.

he maintains he is not being racist. he ruled in favor of releasing the so-called play books for the defunct university. download the 6abc news app to get breaking alerts from the campaign trail and live results on election night. it's a free app for your mobile device. pope francis has elevated a nun and priest to sainthood. this morning the pontiff proclaimed the swedish born who was a lutheranrt. there's much more to come on sunday morning "action news," lost and found, the postcard that arrived 53 years after it

was sent and how it was discovered. plus, thousands enjoy an outdoor concert courtesy of a favorite local hip hop band. let's take you outside to the commodor barry bridge there, it's a gloomy and cloudy out there, karen rogers in for chris sowers, prepare for rain and severe weather later this afternoon. she has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we see you after the break. a young girl died from

injuries after her home caught fire in northeast philadelphia last week. five-year-old sophia olsen and her mother were seriously hurt when their home caught fire in morrell park. sophia olsen was trapped in a back bedroom. her mother is in stable condition at temple hospital. no word on what caused the fire. veterinarians are caring

for a dog that was found in bad shape inside a family home. two dogs and alligator were removed from the home in chester yesterday. police responded to the home, the dog was enclosed in a box emaciated and dehydrated. a second dog was discovered in a pavement bathtub with the its mouth taped shut. no word on charges in the case. 9:41 the time him we'll help you plan the weekend with meteorologist chris sowers and karen rogers. you're friends are likely to have you. you're warning them about the weather. >> reporter: i'm warning you, you're right, gray, if you're heading out now is it a good time to do it. storm tracker 6 live double

scan, in malvern we have a sprinkle move through. media, not a big deal. doylestown some of it is ground clutter around the radar site. let's go outside and show you what it looks like, the threatening weather comes late today. looking live on sky6 live hd with our temple university camera. you see lots of clouds up above. we had showers that have already moved through. the temperature sitting at 71 degrees. the dewpoint 67. that means it feels 06 out there. the pressure falling, the wind are light. the ocean temperature warm up. last week it was in the upper 50s and now it's in the upper 60s. 68. satellite and tray the car shows the first batch of showers moved through -- satellite and radar shows the first batch of showers moved through this morning. we have sunny breaks down to the south. the heavier weather is out to

the west. the cold front as that presses forward it will give us a chance of severe weather. this is a look at 11:30 a.m., not a lot happening. maybe a quick downpour, lots of clouds. we advance this to 3:00 p.m. it's basically dry in the city at 3:00 p.m. anytime thereafter you want to watch, especially in the northwestern suburbs you want to watch for a thunderstorm popping up. they could severe. this is the line of thunderstorms passing through allentown and reading and lancaster. the line ever storms moving through the city at 6:30. fewer going to the phils game be careful coming home. can you see the dark areas of purple? that's an good indication we could get a heavy downpour and hail. the threatening weather coming this way, the real threat is the potential for damaging winds. a look at future tracker at 8:30. on fire facebook page i i walk

through this several times. the northwest suburbs the arrival time for the storm anytime after 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. earlier you may see a quick thunderstorm at 3:00 p.m. fire up. the actual line is behind that. i-95 anytime after 4:00 p.m. watch for severe weather. at the shore, 6 to 9:00 p.m. it's not entirely dry before then, before we could see shower pop pog -- popping up. 3:00 p.m., 82, anytime after that, especially in the northwest suburbs we watch the line moving west to east. 5:00 p.m., 78 hitting the city. 7:00 p.m., moving into interior south jersey and 75 degrees. let's look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. starting with today, strong storms late this afternoon into the this evening. 83 degrees for the high. behind the storm tomorrow is nice, it kind of wipes out the humidity, the clouds it's mostly sunny, dry and 85.

tuesday, clouds and sun, 83 degrees, wednesday, breezy, cooler, 73 degrees, just a chance for a shower. thursday, nice and sunny, low humidity, 75. friday, looks great, partly sunny skies, and 77. saturday, warmer, 80 degrees, shower or thunderstorm. a lot of things happening through the region. we have beyounce at 7:00 p.m., we have the phils you have to watch the storms keep storm tracker 6 live 6 handy. 9:45 this weekend future fashion designers showed off their talent in south philadelphia. this is the annual drexel university fashion show. models walked the runways from 20 fashion design students at the navy yard. they not only created the design they had a hand in casting the models and ran the box office and helped promote the event.

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in new york. it honors the centennial of the national park service. it will feature 16 natural treasures in photographs or paintings. this is not the first time they have been honored. the first-ever national park were issued back in 1972. we're "action news" big board with big talkers. the mailman always delivers, even if it is 53 years later. this family said they have a new family keepsake after receiving the postcard. it depicts the kennedy compound on cape cod. it included a message written by the late aunt. the aunt said she arrived safely and having a good time and looking forward to ed court's graduation. the card ended up in maine and the postal clerk went above and beyond and tracked down the

family. he gotle -- got the item to us, he had no clue. what got me, someone took the time on his own to find us. that's just not heard of today. isn't that great? the mailman included the note that the postal clerk had handwritten asking that the postcard being delivered albeit a little late. who doesn't love french fries. if you want a side of fries with your burger, you have to call ahead. they require an advanced order they are cut fresh to order and cooked in goose fat that comes from france. a small call cost $5 an 99 cents. the ketchup for the fries is

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turning to sports, the phillies will wrap up their series against the brewers at the bank this afternoon. plus more reaction to the news of the death of the boxing champ muhammad ali. here's jeff skeverski with all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: champions are not made in gyms they are made from something they have deep inside them, a desire, a dream, a vision. that's what muhammad ali preached and practiced a vision to become the greatest brought him here. alism trained for the biggest fights of his life against joe

phraser and george foreman in deer lake pennsylvania a small town overlooking the poconos. it was out of the limelight and he trained with young larry home. he lived in philadelphia and cherry hill made subsequent impact on the world and the local boxing scene before he passed away friday at 74. i looked at what he has done and stood up for in and out of the ring. he was his own salesman, he was his own pitchman, he was his own promoter. he feels his on everything. i had great relationship with him. he took me places, africa, malaysia, places fought out. i would have never done that, this man took me. that's why i say he is one of the greatest fighters of all

time. homes later went on to might and beat ali in 1980. phillies trying to avoid their 5th straight series today. it's not one thing it's another. two guys they gave up on and traded away combined for five hits and three runs batted in and two homers. aaron nola on his birthday giving out presents. second inning, tommy boy, tommy joseph his 5th hit in the last 3 days, ties it at 1. fernandez followed with a 2-run about how bomb. phils took a 2-1 lead back come the brewers they tie it.

santana says this is what i think about the hunter pence trade. phils lose 6-3. a moment of silence before the stanley cup final for muhammad ali. the penguins were trying to take a commanding 3-0 lead. here comes san jose, donskoi what a shot! san jose winning 3-2 in overtime. the sharks take a bite out of the penguins lead. don't forget about the poconos 500 later today in long pond. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. game two of the nba final between the cavaliers and the warriors is tonight you can see all the axe on 6abc at -- action on 6abc at 8:00 p.m. many gathered at pier for

the roots picnic. it featured a number of musical acts, of course, philadelphia's own the roots and usher as many came from across the mid atlantic region. we came from baltimore and enjoying the sights, awesome classic rock and good rap, too. and great dancing as you just saw. this is the 9th year for the festival. there's much more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." a game of neighborhood pickup football becomes more than that, we'll tell you who stopped by to be with the little kids. lost pooch? well there's an app for that. we'll have much more than that, when "action news" comes right back.

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june 5. in the news, a car is cut in half after a driver losing control and hits a utility pole in south jersey killing at least one person. a bucks county business is damaged after a two-alarm fire overnight. plus, the race is on, thousands of cyclists are making

their way through the streets of philadelphia right now. but first we're keeping our eyes on the sky. severe weather threatens the delaware and lehigh valleys. it will be no day at the beach as the storms move in today. you will want to keep your umbrella and raincoat handy if you're heading out. meteorologist karen rogers is at the "action news" big board with more on the storms. >> reporter: with storm tracker 6 live double scan we can see the real weather is not currently in the i-95 corridor. it's out to the west. we're starting to see the storms fire up. earlier we saw the areas of green, rain, we're starting to see yellow and red out to the north and west. this will push through the area giving us the chance of severe weather. you can see the showers near harrisburg. poconos getting hit with a downpour right now along i-80, as well as easton and route 33 if you're driving through milford and quakertown.

we move closer to the city, a little bit of a sprinkle along 422 norristown, malvern, the blue route, media. you got a little bit of a sprinkle no threatening weather. the weather threat comes this afternoon and evening. the storm prediction center has us under a moderate risk for severe weather which is a big deal for i say. let's talk about what we could see. strong to severe thunderstorms. gusts over 60 miles per hour. that's the main threat, damaging winds. we have heavy rains up to two inches. you could get localized flooding and flash flooding. the weather is serious after approximate3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. lunchtime, lots of clouds, maybe a peek of sunshine, could be a shower, nothing threatening and 77. 2:00 p.m., 83. the same situation. after 3:00 p.m., from west to east we watch the storms arrive. 4:00 p.m., 76 degrees, 6:00 p.m. they will be hitting the city and 74. 8:00 p.m. they will be moving

into interior south jersey, mostly cloudy and humid high of 83. i was talking to kelly on twitter, i've been following you along with social media, asking about beyounce concert tonight, i've a time line i'll complain it in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a minute. thousands of cyclists may have to endure rainy weather as they make their way through the streets of philadelphia for the philadelphia international cycling classic. this is the race where the cyclists fails the grueling manayunk wall. trish hartman is there at the race. the rain could affect the racing, right? >> reporter: it could affect the cyclists, but it's not keeping people away out and about ready to cheer on the cyclists as they take on the hill known as the

manayunk wall. they are climbing racing avenue 17% grade near where the 12.3-mile loop starts and end. the men started at 8:00 a.m. the women start at 12:30. this event draws crowds folks from out of town and people in manayunk step out and watch the action in the community. if you're planning to come to the race, use public transportation because of the road closures including all of kelly drive. folks say the possibility of wet weather makes the experience more interesting. we don't care we come. the weather makes the race more interesting. it changes everything, crashes, some people cannot race in the rain they are more cautious, so the rain makes another race. it's amazing, just how fast they are going up the wall, you can barely walk up i meant with a baby, so --

>> reporter: definitely impressive to watch. again, there are a number of road closures this morning, check your route if you're heading out and about or heading to the race we have them posted at 6abc.com. according to the website the road closures and parking restrictions are posted until 8:00 p.m. many roads will be open by 5:30. i like the video you posted on instagram of the race. you can stay on top of the changing weather bayous at 6abc.com/owe weather. one person is dead and another injured after a car slammed into a utility pole in south jersey near the intersection of hawk's bridge and auburn road. this morning one person died at the scene. another was rushed to the

hospital. there's no word on that person's condition. firefighters were called overnight to battle a blaze at a delaware county mcdonald's. flames broke out only the 4 the hundred block of -- 4200 block of edgemont avenue in brook haven. delaware county health inspectors will determine later today when the restaurant can reopen. part of a bucks county medical complex was destroyed by a two-alarm fire overnight. firefighters were called to the 200 block of swamp road in doylestown before 2:00 a.m. it took an hour to get under control. the business beautiful smiles was gutted. nobody was injured, the cause is under investigation. an altercation led to to a stabbing in strawberry mansion section of the city. two men got into an altercation,

one pulled out a knife and stabbed the other in the chest. the suspect ran away. the victim is in stiebl -- stable condition. the tributes continue to pour in for bobbing great muhammad ali. the flags were lowered in louisville, kentucky. we have more with ray ramundi in new york city. good morning to you. >> reporter: we are learning about the final hours muhammad ali spent inside the scottsdale hospital. he squeezed the hands of his family members. his family members whispered in his ear telling him to let go they will be okay. this as the world prepares to mourn him just the way he

wanted. from the fame marquee of madison square garden to his star on the hollywood walk of fame. he was a wonderful age. >> reporter: his brother rockman speaking to abc news hours after his brother's death. he along with millions around the world mourning his loss. for those who even felts punch and faced him in the ring now sadness and heartache. never seen that kind of presence in a human being. i don't think our sport will ever be the same again. sad damn day. sad damn day. >> reporter: despite ali's years of being weak and frail because of parkinsons. he did not go down without a fight. his daughter tweeted dad did not go down easily. his heartbeat 30 minutes after his other organs failed. she got to spend quality times to their final goodbyes.

it was a solemn moment. >> reporter: he touched many. he fought for civil rights, world peace you name it. obviously his legacy speaks for itself. he feels the greatest at whatever he tried to do. it's a sad day for the world, not just sports. >> reporter: and now the world will get to say their final goodbyes to muhammad ali. an unprecedent the procession will takes place in louisville, kentucky on friday. the muhammad ali center will be open throughout the week, so they will celebrate the lief -- life and legacy of muhammad ali. back to you. huge personality and huge locals. boxers honoring the champ. johan boxing gym held a moment of the silence and bell ringing

yesterday. when you think of boxing you think of muhammad ali. because of the things he done out of the ring to me was more of a game changer in life, a game changer in my life, because i learned i can speak. ali briefly lived in the overbrook section and moved into the home in cherry hill in 1971 and had a training camp in schuylkill county. you can learn about the life and legacy of muhammad ali at 6abc.com. we have a photo gallery of his life and reaction to his death and information on funeral arrangements. this morning a local veteran and his family are waking up in their brand new home. the family was presented with a ceremonial key during a special presentation in fairmont park. wells fargo partnered with a group celebrating our veterans to donate the home to a family in millville, cumberland county. the family along with five

children were overcome with the again -- generosity. ply -- my family and i cannot tell you how much it means to us to live in our very own home. wells fargo has donated 8800 homes across the u.s. since the beginning of the property program in 2009. this is a picture of a historic moment in wildwood, new jersey. the city's first female firefighter was sworn in on wednesday. christina saco's father had the honor of pinning her badge in place. thousands of comic book, tv and movie fans are in center city for this week's wizard comic com. when the sun sets on her

16th birthday she will prick her finger on the spinning wheel. a woman was dressed as the windchill in the sleeping beauty. she is one of many at the wizard world comic-con. there will people there to sign autographs and take pictures, comic-con is there until 5:00 p.m. you were there yesterday. i got to meet a lot of great people and see the people behind the characters. i had a good time and posted pictures on my facebook page. we have pictures of a an animal that that couldn't resist joining. we have an explosion that destroyed a home in new jersey.

sky6 live hd if you have plans today, do not miss meteorologist karen rogers forecast as you leave the house. we'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a bit. don't miss it.

so glad you stayed with us, 10:13, the gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo will reopen after safety changes were made to the exhibit.

a 400-pound silver back gorilla was shot and killed after a 3-year-old climbed into the enclosure last saturday. it caused a whole lot of controversy. the gorilla world will have a rowan forced safety -- reinforced safety barrier they did not have before. a blast left a home in philipsberg in tatters. two people were injured, a man received burns over 50% of his body. authorities said they could smell gas in the area after the explosion. file for -- time for accuweather, usually you think you're filling in on sunday it's an easy day. >> reporter: i'm glad i'm here to help you through it. looking at sky6 live hd, doesn't look like a pretty day.

lots of clouds. we think we'll see sunny breaks, that will help destabilize the atmosphere. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live double scan and show you what's happening. basically dry through the area. look at what happened in the past are 15 minutes in northern new jersey, especially. i want to go in closer to this because it includes the poconos. we have storms popping up. they are heavy downpours, if you're in hampton and easton, the storms have moved through. we're not seeing lightning, just downpours, milford, allentown, basically dry. you can see how quickly things change. that wasn't here a couple of minutes ago. gets go outside and show you what's going on. we're looking good through the area. as we look at the temperature we're sitting at 72 degrees, that dewpoint is 67. the pressure is falling. the winds are the and the ocean

temperatures -- the winds are the, and the ocean temperature, 6 degrees. we could have a quick shower popping up. the real weather is out here. let's advance this and show you what it looks like. 11:30 not a lot happening. the cluster north of trenton. could get downpours, maybe a downpour in atlantic city. we advance this to 330. this model showing a lot of clouds. if we keep the cloud cover, it could hold off the storm a little bit. we expect sunny breaks and unstable atmosphere that will allow the storms to ignite. 3:30 p.m. we see the line form to the west. 5:30 p.m., it's hitting allentown and lancaster and reading. it's moving through i-95 and into interior south jersey and hugging the coastline at

8:30 p.m. if you're down the shore you may get a downpour, but the strong storms don't happen until late this evening, and moving west to east. northwest suburb storm arrival time 3 to 6:00 p.m. arrival time i-95 everybody is asking about beyounce or the phils game, anytime after 3:00 p.m., the thunderstorms could pop up. the line of storms develop later. the arriving time between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at the shore, between 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m., 74 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. maybe a downpour, nothing threatening. 1:00 p.m., 77. same situation. after 3:00 p.m. in the western suburbs watch fogger the storms to -- watching for the storms to develop. 5:00 p.m., hitting the city, 78 degrees. 7:00 p.m., 75 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, strong storms later this afternoon and evening, if we hold the cloud cover that could help us avoid

the storms. tomorrow, mostly sunny skies, less humid, nice day, good way to start the workweek. tuesday, 83 passing shower. wednesday, 73 degrees, a couple of showers. thursday, the best day of the week. 75. friday, warmer, 77. saturday, warmer, 80 degrees the high and passing shower. good time to keep the storm tracker 6 live app handy and i will be online answering your questions. they are called man's best friend for a reason. there's new help if your four legged friend should get lost, a new mobile app called fur alert is up and running in south jersey. >> reporter: the gloucester township police department is working with a new app. they want to introduce it to the community so they can mobilize a community if a pet goes missing

in the area. gloucester township police are getting help finding their lost pets. the fur alert app alerts user up to a ten mile radius if a dog or cat is missing. it's serves as two role one as a pet owner or the community. if i lose the pet you help me if you lose the pet i help you. >> reporter: the app is used across the country, it's free, but you must sign up for it to work. it's about locations. it's based on on your geography. if you're in california right now you don't need to know my pet is missing in government township. if you're in gloucester township there's a chance you might help me find my pet. >> reporter: while missing pets don't take up a large amount of daily calls they are getting found with the help of social media including facebook page. the numbers are not significant, i believe i said

103 last year in 2015. for us we know its important to people. any person calling about their lost dog is important to us because we want to provide that service to the community. >> reporter: fur alert is not the only way to find your pet. micro chip your pet and call the animal shelters anything to bring 12 week old daisy home. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." $100,000 home makeover, with top prizes of a hundred grand? (man) whoa. it's amazing.

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shirts. a magical moment went wild last week. when a tennessee man decided that an alpaca farm was the best place for a surprise proposal. he dropped to the knee to propose, but an alpaca photo bombed the picture. the soon to be bride and groom said they love the pictures and the photo bomb made it more unique. this viral video shows a philadelphia police officer in the streets paying game of pick up football with neighborhood kids. melanie wright took the video and posted it on a facebook account. she said an officer stopped by and got the nephews and few other boys in the neighborhood together to play football.

he sat them down and said do not get into trouble using the pp love. we shared that on our facebook pages. we want to hear from you and tell us what you think about these photos and stay in touch with the "action news" morning team via facebook and twitter. message us anytime and visit "action news" facebook page. don't tell us what you think about the head shots. i don't like that. that was a nice picture of you. karen likes it, too. >> reporter: thank you, karen, thank you gray. that's a nice picture, we'll be right back.

accuweather. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan showing us we're dry in wilmington, atlantic city. north an east of trenton we have downpours developing as well as to our west. here's what we're concerned about. we have a moderate risk of severe weather, lightning downpours and strong winds and can't rule out large hail or tornadoes today. with the strong to severe storms late this afternoon into the evening. this morning, cloudy, downpours here and there. basically dry right now. later this afternoon and evening from west to east after 3:00 p.m. we'll see widespread thunderstorms and the potential for severe weather. a high of 83. if we get sunshine mixing with clouds that will spark the severe weather. we're watching to see if the clouds break. thank you so much. 10:27 this week with george stephanopoulos coming up next. "action news" continues at

6:00 p.m. with walter perez and sarah bloomquist. now for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a wonderful sunday!

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