brett favre was headlined in the hall of fame. we have our eye on this guy. what a moment for the native,

harrison in camden tonight. former colts 100 passes for 14,500 yards, 123 touchdowns in his career. in his speech, he thanked the colts fans and taking a shot on fans in the process. >> the best fans in this game shg i'm saying why, anytime you could lose a game, a fan never booed me or did anything negative. don't worry, you will get the next one. i'm from philadelphia, the home of the eagles. if you get the coin toss, they want to trade you the first thing monday morning. i wasn't used to that in indianapolis. >> ouch. i take offense to that. the record fifth summer games, watch the opening round. not an upset. the u.s. men's basketball team got china 119-62.

goal for chris who gave them a lead against the former team. stoppage time. the header tied the game and the frustration to the final union with only one win in the last seven games. college football is around the corner. trading surrounds the team after they won the division and finished seven in the conference 10-4 overall. they finished second this season. that cautions and are starting fresh. >> they have to understand, it doesn't exist. so, like, notre dame games. they are out there talking. i'm like time-out. i'm anxious to see if they are going to buy into the details it takes to be great. based on this morning, i'm not sure they understand yet. there's a lot of work to do.

>> exciting there is excitement about college football because of the way they played last year. >> thank you. summer is quickly coming to an end. back-to-school time is almost here. sorry to burst your bubble. to help get young kids ready, a mixer for upcoming kindergarteners. teachers are there to answer questions parents may have. the children were gifrn a backpack filled with school supplies and crowns, too. the "action news" at 11:30 continues next. a firefighter injured. we will introduce you to an olympic athlete without a country. the fight for survival is giving her an edge. those and more when "action news" comes back.

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continues. saturday night, here is what's happening on "action news" at 11:30. more change coming to commuters that use septa rails. what to expect monday morning. chicago's top cop responds to video leading up to the moments of a deadly police shooting where he says the department -- amazing talents to do more

than win a medal. she saved lives. first, a firefighter received injuries battling a blaze in new jersey. "action news" reporter, jeff chirico with more on how he was injured. >> reporter: the firefighter hurt his ankle while responding to the fire. we are told he will be okay. from here, it's hard to see damage. most of it is on the roof. the building is being renovated when the blaze broke out. [ sirens ] >> reporter: viewer video shows a plume of smoke billowing high into the air. firefighters got the call at 1:15 and found the roof burning on the 800 block of hilton road. >> reported a fire from the roof. a short time ago roofers were conducting their business on the roof on the far right side of the building. >> reporter: the building is being turned into a steel manufacturing plant. it's unclear if the roofers, who

just left, accidentally sparked the blaze. firefighters had it under control in 30 minutes. the bigger challenge for crews was the weather. >> the humidity proved to be more difficult than the fire. >> reporter: the company representative said there is smoke and water damage inside, but nothing that will significantly impact the republican novation. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in pennsauken, new jersey, jeff chirico, abc 6 news. no reason why officials raided local 98 yesterday and the home of the leader. agents descended on the home and office of the councilman. this major raid included nearly a dozen other locations. among them, a warehouse in new jersey. you can see agents removed weapons. neither have been charged with a crime. police are investigating a

deadly shooting in north philadelphia. it happened around 8:45 on the 1700 block of jefferson street. the victim, a 33-year-old man was pronounced dead an hour ago. he was shot multiple times in the head, chest, torso and arms. no arrests have been made and no weapon has been recovered. in delaware tonight, trying to find out what led up to a shooting that sent a 24-year-old man to the hospital. it happened around 7:15 tonight just north of new port. the victim was treated on the scene then taken to a nearby hospital. he is currently in stable condition. chicago's police superintendent says the department will take a hard look at the policies after video was released of a deadly police involved shooting. you can see police officers firing their guns as they pursued paul o'neal, a black teenager who stole a car. he crashed into a police car

then ran off. police handcuffed him after an officer shoots him in the back. today, the city's top cop addressed the video for the first time. >> a lot of people are upset by what they saw. quite honestly, they have a right to be upset. >> reporter: missing from the footage is video of the deadly shot. demonstrators claim the officer's body camera was turned off as part of a cover up. they said the officer only received the camera a week earlier and was not familiar how to use it. investigators think a propane gas leak is to blame for a fire that leveled a home. fire officials said the gas line was leaking, connected to a dryer in the home's basement. it's unclear what caused the leak or how the gas ignited. four remain in the hospital, including one in critical condition. septa is continuing to

create some work arounds to deal with the shortage of silver line five cars. monday, you will notice changes to the rail routes. they include the landsdale/doylestown line, trenton line and glenside combined line. some of the routes are getting additional trains. others will have adjusted schedules. the new times are listed on septa's website. we could learn tomorrow if philadelphia's criminal justice center will be open on monday. they will continue to have tests on elevators in a freak accident on thursday. one suddenly went out of control and crashed into the top of a shaft going through the roof. debris fell on the second elevator. the sheriff deputy remains in critical condition with a broken back. the county court clerk as you see there, suffered minor injuries. police officers and

civilians came together to remember those who died in the line of duty. this morning marks the project, blue light memorial. 100 cyclists left the police academy to remember officers who died while serving and officers who have taken their own looifrs. the importance of being an organ donor was high lieged in delaware. hundreds took part in the dover dash in wilmington. many people who participated are recipients of organ donations including bruce who had a heart attack in 1999. his son performed cpr until emergency responders survivored. he still needed a heart transplant and got one in 2011. >> i'm able to live a normal life. i have three granddaughters i'm able to see grow up. i'm their baby sitter, a part time mentor. we have a great time living. it wouldn't be possible without

people donating organs. >> super guy and super grandpa. now to the story of an olympian who used her athletic ability to help others. she is one of the athletes on the refugee team competing in rio. amy robach has the amazing story. for the first time ever, a team of refugees competing in the olympics. she stepped on to the world stage to a ringing applause. it was a crowning moment for the 18-year-old swimmer and refugee from syria. not far from her mind, 18 other syrians who wouldn't be alive today if not for her and her sister sarah. last august, they were on a small boat mept for six, heading for greece, when it began to sink. >> after a half hour or ten minutes -- >> reporter: they jumped into the water, pushing the boat to

land. it took three and a half gruelling hours in open water. >> we will die in the water. we are swimmers. >> reporter: she began swimming in damascus. >> you have the training. there is one thing in the pool. you can see the roof. >> reporter: after surviving the journey, she and her sister settled in germany, finding a coach and a mission. go to the olympics and tell the world that refugees had to leave their homes not because they wanted to, but because they had to. another incredible moment for her on the olympic stage in the 100 meter butterfly, placing first in the heat. her time wasn't good enough to advance. even though she fell short today, she will compete on wednesday with another shot for the olympics. >> amazing story. still to come on "action news," a great day to celebrate. we'll take you to a festival for the family to hear music and see amazing art.

later, youngsters get a chance to find out what it's like to step into the shoes of state troopers for the day. we are clearing out as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. a better day on the way for the second half of the weekend with lower humidity. we'll talk about the details in an exclusive accuweather forecast.

allegheny avenue turned into a community party in north philadelphia. this was the second annual art fest celebrating children, adults and music, performing

arts and visual arts. meteorologist melissa magee shares the accuweather forecast. definitely activity today. it is going to calm down. >> yes, getting quiet across the region and the humidity drops. here is storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. it is quiet. no issues of precipitation. strong showers and storms earlier in the evening. that is pushing off to the coast. outside we go because that's where everyone is on a saturday night. live in hd, looking at the river rink summer fest doing roller skating there. partly cloudy to mostly clear night. as we go through the overnight hours, winds are shifting. that will bring in the less humid air. philadelphia 81 degrees. dew point 70. winds out of the north at 10 miles per hour. that helps to dry out the atmosphere. the heat index not much to factor in. 84 degrees in philadelphia. the ocean temperature 78.

north and west of town, 70. 68 in martins creek. 81 in center city. new hall, 76. lower 70s for the square. down in new jersey, 79 at the boardwalk. upper 70s for ryneland and dover. satellite 6 along with action radar. the cold front we had across the region earlier today was a broken line of activity with the showers and storms to the west across the great lakes and the ohio valley, high pressure. that will play into the mid-atlantic region as early as tomorrow. when you look at the dew point numbers, still high. dew point levels in the lower 70s. quite oppressive outside. the next four games, we have a change on the way. here is dew point tracker. we'll stay upper 50s and 60s on

monday. by tuesday, 70 degrees dew point. we will indicate a change across the region. something to keep in mind. enjoy the dry stretch with low humidity. the forecast tomorrow at the shore, a high temperature of 86 degrees, bright and sunny, not much of a risk of rip currents. 89 degrees, sunny, less humid. the poconos, refreshing, a high temperature of 78. 8:00 in the morning, 95 corridor in the 70s. the afternoon hours, dry wind. it's comfortable, but warm with numbers maxing out in the upper 80s. exclusive accuweather seven day forecast, warm with lower humidity tomorrow. the high is 89. plenty of sunshine. nice monday. tuesday, 88 degrees, turning more humid wednesday. we will see a pattern change. high temperature 88. hot on thursday with the eagles

pre-season game, a high of 91. 90 on friday. showers and storms. saturday hot and sticky. the high temperature then coming in at 90 degrees. a nice stretch on the way early next week. >> we'll take it. >> thank you. people with special needs got an up-close look at what it takes to be a pennsylvania state trooper. the first ever sunny day camp. participants got to try on gear, see police dogs in action and take a ride in a helicopter. good relations between police and children and adults with special needs. dozens of teens report in north philadelphia for a basketball tournament. the young men's business league for the competition more recreation center. they competed in teams of three. the winners took home a trophy.

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thompson. will myers with the rbi double. thompson pulled from the game after that. five runs on seven hits in 4 1/3. so, not a good start for him. right now, they are down 9- in the ninth inning. the eagles have been bit by the injury bug. a lot of people are blaming it on practice. it's not the story for his ankle. he is the team's lead back with the departure of demarco murray. >> explosive. see things. i know it's practice with no pads. we are still playing. he looks good. he's an explosive, physical runner. >> not every day one of our own is in the hall of fame. marvin harrison. the former colts 123 touchdowns

in his career. in his speech, he thanked the colts fans taking a shot at philadelphia fans in the process. >> the best fans in this -- in the game. let me explain why now. anytime we lose a game they never booed me or did anything negative. they said don't worry, you'll get the next one. i'm from philadelphia, the home of the eagles. if you get the coin toss wrong, they want to trade you first thing monday morning. i wasn't used to that in indianapolis. >> hey. the games are under way in rio. venice williams lost the singles match today. u.s. men's basketball team rounded the opener, 119-62. kevin durant with over 25 points. hello to alejandra today. a 2-1 lead against the former

team. in stopping, header tied the game and added to union's frustration. 2-2 the final. union with one win in the last seven games. alicia? >> that's sports. jaime, thank you. fans of lucille ball are loving lucy again. a new statue was inveiled in her hometown. it relaces another statue that was not very good. it was dubbed scary lucy. after a push on social media, a new statue was made. the mayor said both will be on display in the park. finally, visitors to camden aquarium got to see a different kind of turtle, a mutant ninja turtle.

they showed up to dance with the aquarium's mascot. pictures and signed autographs. that would have been a good one to be at. "castle" is next here on abc 6 news. now for walter perez, melissa magee, jamie apody, jeff chirico and the entire "action news" team, i'm alicia. have a great evening. i approve this message.

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