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"action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa a magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. the storms came and went quickly but the clean up could take a while, from down trees to flooding and a fire, that may have been caused by lightening. the fast moving system, left behind quite a bit of damage. sunday night and the big story on "action news" is aftermath of the this evening's severe weather. >> we have team coverage tonight. "action news" reporter nora muchanic is live with a look at damage there but we will get with meteorologist medical wrist a magee with the rain totals ape whether we are in the clear, melissa. >> walter and sarah the good news is strong cold front that produced those showers and storms is already pushing off shore. you can see that on storm tracker six double scan radar.

you can see that moving to the east of philadelphia. same one that did produce severe thunderstorm warnings across the a area and that severe thunderstorm watch that expired for bulk of the delaware and lehigh valleys. storm tracker six live street level shows you light rain, there just to the south of the lower bank and spotted shower in mays landing. one pressing to the north and east of oceanville at this hour but bulk of the precipitation is moving off shore. we picked up quite a bit of damage as storms did roll through. philadelphia international, had a report of 52-mile an hour wind gusts, walling forward there in delaware county, tree and wires felon a car there, lancaster county a brief report of a funnel cloud reported, and blackwood in camden county, wind gusting as high as 74 miles an hour and trees were also knocked down there, in holy oak. as far as what we can expect over the next 12 hours? included will be breaking up. it is still humid and during the overnight hours. we will drop down to 63 in the suburbs and 66 degrees in

philadelphia for the overnight low. here's what we can expect? that rain is moving out, it is end ago long the coast. quiet start back to work on monday and it is dry for the commute, in the morning, with dropping, and lower humidity, as we go throughout the day. we have got details coming up with the full and exclusive accu weather forecast. now back over your way, walter. >> thanks, melissa. tonight's severe weather caused its share of damage across the region. "action news" reporter nora muchanic is live in darby boro where a massive tree toppled on to a car, nora? >> reporter: hi there, walter we're on wright avenue in darby where the street has been block all evening because of the giant tree. take i look up the street. it has crushed one car and we cannot tell condition of another car because it is under all of the leaves. red cross was here earlier to help relocate a couple of families affected by this. this is as a result of the violent storm that swept through here earlier this evening, and it is kind of damage we are seeing all over the area. >> i just seen the tree fall

down in front of my window. i heard a boom. and then i'm happy that everybody is safe. >> reporter: this was the scene on wright avenue in darby, after after a tree ripped off the sidewalk, crushed a car and crashed in the house. not far away another fallen tree pulled down power lines and left dozens of homes on north fourth street in the dark. >> it was like wind, wind, winds and then lightening, boom, and then boom, and then look out and the tree was in the ground. >> we can't cook, we can't watch tv. we can't charge our phones. >> reporter: frightening moments in new castle on the delaware river just off battery park, a couple had to be rescued when strong wind from the storm capsized their sail boat. rescue crews brought them to shore and they waited to land with help from fire fighters. >> we didn't see the black clouds over here until we came back over the bridge again. so we were trying to get back and that one gust was much. >> reporter: in walling forward two people in the car

suffered minor injuries on the 700 block of brookhaven road. they saw a tree falling and then sped up to avoid it but the tree still hit the vehicle. in horsham a down tree took out power lines, when it crashed and blocked both directions of lower state road, that is while crews work to clean it up. torrential rain, flooded streets in camden, new jersey, sent people running for cover in center city philadelphia where the rain was cascading off of buildings and it soaked the crowds headed to music superstar beyonce's big concert at the link. >> real heavy rain but it has lightened up. we are hoping for good weather. >> fingers crossed. >> i don't care as long as i get to see beyonce tonight. >> reporter: when all of the rain. >> even with all of the rain, it is worth it. >> reporter: back live now on wright avenue in darby, public works crews have a lot of work ahead of them cutting up trees like this. it has been a wild, wild weather night with a number of close calls as mother nature remind us exactly hoist in

charge. live from darby, i'm nora muchanic for channel six "action news". >> thank you, nora. fire officials in burlington county say lightening is a likely cause of the house fire tonight. flames broke out around 6:30 at the home in the 300 block of garfield avenue in moorestown. fire fighters quickly put out the flames, no one was hurt. stay with "action news" for latest reports on storm damage across the region, we will be monitoring conditions overnight and into tomorrow morning. our show begins tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. on six abc. three people were injured when a car smashed into a utility pole tonight in montgomery county this was the scene shortly after 5:30 along black rock road near hallow road in upper providence no word on extent of those injuries. a tractor trailer crashed in boothwyn delaware county and that was a source of the huge backup this afternoon. investigators say a car cut off a tractor trailer causing it to crash into a guardrail, at the pennsylvania/delaware state line just before the 495, i-95 split. to make matters worse, more

than 100 gallons of fuel leaked from the truck's tanks and nobody was injured. the phillies and philadelphia police are investigating after a fan crossed the line, first base man ryan howard says that a fan threw a beer bottle at him during yesterday's game. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live outside citizens bank park with the full details, jeff? >> reporter: hey, sarah just a matter of time before we know who that guy is, he released a photo and said that threw that bottle. as you can imagine that picture was shared on soaks media by fans seemingly united in their outrage that anyone would throw something at the former mvp. >> it is another case of philadelphia sports fans behaving badly, police are trying to identify the man in this photo who allegedly threw a beer bottle a at ryan howard. it happened as the first businessman walk back after grounding out. the bottle didn't hit him. photo snapped by a fan shortly

after appears to show howard looking at guy from a far. >> that is dangerous for whoever threw that, we cannot have have that happen. >> reporter: phillies are not taking the incident lightly and turned over photo and video to philadelphia police, howard is livid and told the philadelphia inquirer i have done too much, in this town to have that kind of stuff. ryan's fans and teammates are standing by him. >> i think it is very disappointing to be honest with you and for a guy like ryan to have done what he has done here in his career and won mvp, helped win a world series, i just don't think it is acceptable. >> reporter: he is one of the reasons we have what we have here and whom ever did that, it is pretty ignorant. i would be, i don't think he is a true phillies fan. >> it is uncalled for. the it is unnecessary. the it doesn't represent philly at all. >> reporter: it is just latest ugly philadelphia fan incident n april angry spectators at a

flyers game threw wrist bands on the ice after a tribute to the late ed snider. mayor kenney acknowledged the beer bottle throwing incident is another black eye for philadelphia sports fans and begged people to use restraint. >> people need to think, and not use their emotions and think about what it does for the city. think about what it does by putting someone in harms way with a projectile coming ought them whether it is a battery or about the will of water and it is just wrong thing to do people that do that and get caught will be arrested and prosecuted. >> reporter: at this point it is unclear whether police actually have an identity for that suspect and they say it is too early to determine whether charges will be filed. we're live at citizens bank park, jeff cher coy for channel six "action news". >> jeff, thank you. today marks the third anniversary of the collapse of a building under demolition on to the salvation army store in center city philadelphia six people were killed and 14 others were injured, in april when the ground was broken for memorial park on that lot at

22nd and market streets. the civil trial against the salvation army, richard bash an owe who owned the property and others is due to start in september. a veteran news photographer and video editor for national public radio has been killed while on assignment in afghanistan. officials say david gillke was traveling with the afghan army unit which the convoy came under fire and their vehicle was struck two. other npr journal list also traveling with that unit were not injured. gillke covered national and international news for the radio network and had been to afghanistan and iraq several times in the past. on the campaign trail tonight, abc news predicts hillary clinton will win puerto rico's democratic primary. election officials say clerical issues, heavy turnout and hand counting of ballots slowed the results. polls closed at 3:00 o'clock but it was not just before 10:00 that the race was called. how she and bernie sanders will split the electoral votes is not the certain yet. clinton said in california, she was campaigning for

tuesday's primary there. sanders is also in california, pressing his message for change, and, predict ago this if there is a big turnout on tuesday he will beat hillary clinton in california. he spent part of today in santa monica where he accompanied one of his grandson on the carousal. on the republican side, donald trump was off the campaign trail today. still, two senate republicans have warned trump that he should drop his attacks on a latino judge presiding over a lawsuit against trump university. the presumptive presidential nominee said that the judge's mexican heritage means he cannot assure a fair trial. newt gingrich urged the candidate to act like a potential leader on the united states. down load six abc news app this election season to get breaking news alerts from the campaign trail and live results on election night. six abc news app is a free down load for your mobile device. much more to come on "action news" tonight,

muhammad ali comes home for one final time. the nation ebbs to pay tribute for to this american icon. deck crumbles under the weight of party goers in brooklyn what experts say you should do to make sure your deck is safe this summer. phillies bats come alive with the brewers. even their manager was pleasantly surprised by what he saw on the score word. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back.

legendary boxer and american icon muhammad ali went home today for one final time. champ remains arrived in louisville where he was laid to rest, later this week. >> marci gonzales was there for elaborate funeral plans and how the city is paying tribute. walter and czar, so many impact cannot be put into word but it is felt. here at muhammad ali center where it is dark we have been showing you people leaving flowers, card, balloons. also at churches and mosques

where people paused this weekend to remember the greatest. heartfelt prayers. and emotional reflections. >> he stood for compassion, love, and peace. >> reporter: and place that life started ali's childhood home in louisville. around the country and world. >> we now ask you to observe a moment of silence for me mow. >> tribute to the icon who died friday following a 32 year battle with parkinson's disease, muhammad ali's legacy reaching far beyond the boxing ring. >> when he said he was greatest, he was speaking for a whalemen racial of black americans who did not get the opportunity to get what they deserve. i felt like i was standing with someone who was a giant. >> reporter: that giant is in so many respect, know back home somber procession through louisville as funeral plans are finalized.

details planned by ali himself. the thursday's private services for immediate family. massive public tribute on friday. starting with the slow procession down muhammad ali boulevard and then inter faith memorial service. former president bill clinton and comedian billy crystal. >> i'm still so fast,... >> and thousands of people are expected to attend, but for those who can't be there the service will be streamed live on line. in louisville, marci gonzales for channel six "action news". >> 400 fire fighters spent the day, dealing with a massive brush fire burning in california. the fire threatened thousands of homes and build initial los angeles county. three fire fighters have been injured while fighting the blaze along the steep terrain. fire first broke out yesterday afternoon, when a truck hit a power pole, causing a transform tore explode. ashes from that fire, had been poured in from miles away. >> reporter: thirteen people

recovering tonight following a deck collapse in brooklyn. the second story deck gave way about 12:45 this morning, during a party. officials say up to 50 people were on the deck when it collapsed. none of the injuries are considered life threatening but there were plenty of broken bones. investigation is underway but officials say they have a good idea as to what happened. >> it is just old age. old age and rot. the just disrepair. it was not maintained properly. >> of the estimated 40 million residential decks in the you had, experts believe that many are more than 20 years old. most owners have not inspected them but they should be check once a year. experts say it could prevent just such a collapse. still to come on "action news" tonight the world's top cyclist came to town to compete on one of the most grueling course is on earth. we will take you to the philadelphia international cycling classic. and that rain is finally moved out, leaving behind comfortable temperatures tonight, meteorologist melissa magee with your exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right

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kennedy health celebrated national cancer survivor's day with a 5k run and walk. hundreds of people, of all ages took part in washington lake park in sewell, new jersey. just beforehand, kennedy officials received a $40,000 check from the barbara transportation fund. that money will help patients get to and from their cancer appointments. time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. some spots got hit. >> we had strong showers and storms and that moisture was starting to move on out. we will show you the picture right now, storm tracker six live double scan radar still some spotty showers, there in ocean county and surf city. also in atlantic county, press nothing to atlantic city at this hour and tip of cape may, as well, but bulk of the heavier showers and storms that did ignite the severe thunderstorm warning and severe then are storm watch that has long expired across our region already starting to have move off shore. we will show you the picture

outside, sky six live in hd, looking the at the ben franklin bridge, on this sunday night, we've got a mostly cloudy skies, clouds are starting to break apart. still humid but humidity will lower as we get in the start of the workweek on monday. temperatures are in the 60's 70's after a high of 84 degrees. right now 70 in the city. sixty-four allentown, lehigh valley. sixty-two in the poconos. the at the coast in cape may 68. upper 60's in beach haven. looking at the dew point it is level of how much moisture is not at months fear. any team we have dew points in the 60's or close to 07 degrees, you can feel humidity in the air and also the oppressive air, in some locations, especially in dover, also millville, and cape may, at this hour. here's satellite six with action radar, is there the cold front we had across our region, earlier today, it was quick moving and it did produce damage in the region. philadelphia we had wind gusting up to 52 miles an hour reported at the airport.

some gusts in new jersey were near hurricane strength. all that moisture pushing off shore. we're tapping into a westerly wind. that westerly wind helps to bring out the cloud cover and it dries everything out just this time for the commute on monday morning. so future tracker six showing you mostly clear dry start to the day at 7:00 o'clock in the morning and temperatures will be responding, nicely, with ample sunshine, on the way. it is sunny and warm tomorrow. humidity will lower as the day wears on. high temperature in philadelphia 87. 85234 allentown. eighty-five in dover. eighty in cape may for the high temperature. taking you down to the tropics. keeping a close eye on tropical storm colin. the wind sustained at 40 miles an hour. this is a shot of thunderstorm activity weaver tracking. it is moving north at 9 miles an hour but we will track the storm as it works its way to the north and north east. right now it is 450 miles southwest of tampa, florida. but later on tonight, into monday, and into monday afternoon it will be approaching the big bend area,

of florida, a and by tuesday, it is still a tropical system but staying well to the south and east of mid-atlantic region. nonetheless we will track colin especially over florida. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you storms, not too humid tomorrow. 87 degrees. partly sunny on tuesday with a high of 83. afternoon thunderstorm overhead. wednesday a cool breeze. high of 75. trough of low pressure overhead. shower is likely in spots. then by thursday, it is delightful up to 75. bright and sunny, continued nice weather on friday, 77. eighty on saturday as we see a touch warmer, partly sunny and dry on sunday with a high temperature of 83. skies will break apart overnight, guys and nice start on monday. >> yes. >> thanks, melissa. >> thousands lined the streets of manayunk to catch the glimpse of the best cyclist in the world. athletes taking part in today's philadelphia international cycling classic took on the grueling course

including the infamous manayunk wall. "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> reporter: elite cyclist zoomed by, up the hills known as the manayunk wall in the philadelphia international cycling classic. throngs of spectators cheered them on, even as a light drizzle started to fall. >> i think the weather makes the race more interesting. >> reporter: this family from doylestown hosted one of the american professionals the at their house an experience they will never forget. >> i got ride with them a couple of times, for a little while, and then we got to the house, and everything they wanted and they have been so nice, unbelievable. >> reporter: what has it been like having elite cyclist stay at your house. >> really fun. my mom actually -- she did a lot to get her and they clean up after themselves. >> reporter: good house guests. >> yes. >> men went first and then women making loop after loop on the 12-mile circuit through

the city. >> for competitors, clouds, light rain, it isn't necessarily a bad thing. they say they would rather deal with this weather then having sun beating down on them constantly as they are climbing this hill over and over again. all you have to do is much better for me. i like when it is cooler. >> i think we will enjoy the cooler temperature and may make it faster, and with the heat, can sometimes be a factor in the conditions. >> reporter: while the race is known for its party atmosphere... several organizations have been working to make it more family friendly. >> this year we organized the block party, we are bringing out the neighbors, we are bringing out family. we have a flag display here. it is a welcome to the international community coming out here. >> reporter: reporting from manayunk, trish hartman channel six "action news".

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