>> a pleasant good morning to you, it is 6:00 a.m., saturday, august 20. developing right now, 6 people were hurt in a chain-reaction crash involving several cars on the boulevard overnight. plus an argument inside a philadelphia restaurant ends with a stabbing. hot and steamy again, but keep your umbrella handy because some of you could see pop-up storms today. >> meteorologist chris sowers joins us with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. storms today? >> reporter: no, that's tomorrow. but there could heavy showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon.

>> okay. get it straight, chris. [laughter] >> reporter: there's the view as we look at the camden water. it's hazy and sticky, barely a ripple on the delaware river. a nice morning. slatington, 64 degrees. martins creek, 63. warrington, 69. new holland, 66 degrees, lower humidity levels out through here, higher dewpoints showing up across south jersey and delaware, glassboro, 74. gandys beach, 68. woodbine 70. sea isle city, 767 degrees, satellite and radar, nothing going on across the mid atlantic and the northeast. a system we're watching is sliding across the western great lake states. 90 degrees is the high temperature today. with the humidity we get up to 91, 92 about the heath index.

sunday's high 88, but it becomes oppressively humid, the feels like temperature is 93. hello, look at monday, 82, the heat index only in the 70s. that will feel fantastic. mother nature is not going out without a fight. in order to get here, we'll see a hefty line of showers and thunderstorms sunday evening. when i come back we'll have the timing for it and which areas get hit the hardest. a chain reaction accident on the boulevard injured 6 people, some of them are being treated in the hospital. four vehicles collided near the fox street exit ramble near east falls -- ramp near feast false. police are working to find out what caused the crash. an argument inside a popular old city restaurant ended with a stabbing outside. two men got into an altercation overnight, one stabbed the other

in the neck, the 33-year-old victim was taken to jefferson hospital listed in critical condition. police are searching for a suspect after a shooting in philadelphia's frankford section of shots were fired at 10:00 p.m. at oxford and folcroft street. a 31-year-old man was shot twice and taken to the hospital in stable condition. no arrests have been made. we turn to the race for the white house, republican nominee, donald trump made a trip to flood ravaged louisiana. le trump's visit comes in the shadows of the shake up of his campaign. donald trump said there should not be any such visit because it -- hillary said there should not be any visit because it will distract from the rescue. >> reporter: donald trump was lending a hand and meeting the people, touring the devastation.

he is trying to look moore presidential, admitting he has not always chosen the right words. but he took time to criticize president obama tore not cuttinged vacation short to visit louisiana. he talked about his visit to the louisiana at a michigan rally. >> the people are unbelievable. obama should get off the golf course and make the trip down there. >> reporter: the state's democratic govenor said he welcomed trump but not for a photo op. chairman paul maniford is out saying he took payment from a pro russian leader. one of trump's sons said his father didn't want to be distracted.

hillary clinton released the video and statement saying you think rn you can get rid of mani ford but there's still a bromance with putin. kenneth moten abc news washington. remember you can download the 6abc news app which is a free download for your mobile device. 6:05. this morning american swimmers gunnar bentz and jack conger are back in miami. gunnar bentz said he never saw anyone breakdown a bathroom door, but saided teammate did

tear down a sign from a building. lochte did apologize for his behavior. organizers have accepted the apology, but ioc has set up a commission to investigate the incident. this morning a philadelphia man is in jail accused turning drugts into sex slaves. he exploited 7 heroin addicted women. he would advertise their services on the internet and keep the money. >> he would force the women to come up with targeted first things every night, $1,000. >> police say they found two of his victims being held prisoner inside his roxborough apartment still facing 3 dozen felony

charges including involuntary servitude. a judge ruled a teen accused of beating her classmate who later died will be tried in family court. amy joyner france was assaulted in the bathroom. autopsy determined she died from a preexisting heart condition triggered by the attack. the 16-year-old defendant is charged with criminally negligent homicide and conspiracy. the victim's family said it is unfortunate that three people will get away with murdering our amy. surveillance video shows the frightening moment when customers inside a bar in hunting park came face-to-face with a robber's gun. this happened at frank's place 4200 block of christian's street. the robber got away with cell phone and purse. kids in montgomery found

out what it's like to become a police officer. it is the last day of the camp. it finished an intense week of learning, the physical and mental preparation of becoming a law enforcement officer. graduation ceremonies were held last night for all the campers. a cumberland county police officer died nine years ago while saving a young woman's life. today he continues to be an inspiration to her now his life is being honored in a remarkable away. jeff chirico with that story. >> i was at a bad point in my life and i never would have thought i would here yesterday. >> reporter: satora jenkins is brought to tears about her journey becoming a corrections

officer. carmen died to rescue jenkins while her boyfriend was shoving her into a trunk in the wawa. he ran over the cop. jenkins said that inspired her to become law enforcement officer. >> so many people out there, that are victims of scriel lent crime -- victims of violent crimes or lost a loved one of violent crimes. they don't know how to copy or have closure. hopefully this is . >> she wants to carry on her

hero's legacy of selfless service. >> carmen was a hero. i know he is watching, he is proud of her like a lot of us are. >> reporter: she said during the grueling runs in academy when she was ready to give up, she thought of de gregorio sacrifice and kept on running. >> officer gone, but his work not forgotten. it's a late game for the fightin' phils at the bank. we'll let you know how the 11 inning matchup with the cardinal's end. popular tourist spot facing zika virus. we'll let you know about the government warning. >> reporter: the temperatures are dropping of a cliff, it will feel like october.

i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>

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miami's popular south beach after the zika virus has spread to the area. five people have been infected in the popular tourist spot. that's brings the case load to 36 infections that are not related to the travel outside the u.s. the governor was ordered targeting areas for sika mosquito. looks good there. >> reporter: it's like miami around here. >> it feels good, i'm not complaining at all. >> reporter: why don't you take a look at my twitter handling, people have not been happy this week and rightfully so. cape may, beautiful down there this morning.

90 degrees is the high temperature we're shooting for today. we're getting used to the 90s right? 85 is the normal for this time of the year, we're staggered out at 73 degrees. 90-degree days, this was a forecast i was hoping that accuweather was off on this prediction. 90-degree day, 27 days is what we see for 90 or higher. the prediction was 32. so far we have seen 34, if we hit 93 today it will be 35. we have had our share of 90s. cape may, 77, atlantic city, 76 degrees. poconos 56 degrees. as we look across the lower 48. this is a powerful cold front for this time of the year, the air mass behind this will feel like fall. it is very, very comfortable across the high plains and the

western great lake states. no humidity and the temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. that air mass is heading this way, it arrives monday morning. all the thunderstorm activity stays to the west. as we get into sunday that frontal system plows through and takes the heat and humidity out to sea. by the time we get into under morning, the problem is we have to get through the round of strong showers and thunderstorms. we'll skip over today. today is sun and clouds, warm and sticky, high of 90 degrees. sunday morning all is quiet, look for a combination of sun and clouds. you'll notice a huge increase in the humidity for tomorrow afternoon. 4:30 p.m., as the cold front approaches we'll see the showers and thunderstorms pepper the region here. some of them will be on the stronger side with drenching downpours and powerful winds. by 9:00, the line fizzles out a little bit. sunday into monday, it crosses the region and works out to sea and that's where the cooler

whether is right there, 1:00 a.m., it's through central pennsylvania. by the time you wake up monday morning you'll walk outside and love it. here's what to expect sunday afternoon, now, again, the time frame 4:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. heavy thunderstorms west to east across the viewing area. 4:00 p.m., far western suburbs, 10:00 p.m. areas closer to the jersey shore. powerful winds drenching downpours and a lot of cloud to ground lightning strikes especially with any one of these thunderstorms that develop. sunday, reading, 90. philadelphia, 90. millville, close to 90 same thing with trenton. dover, 87 degrees. poconos not too bad. sun and clouds out there today partly sunny, 80 degrees, 77 tomorrow with numerous showers and thunderstorms. jersey shore, a nice day on the sand today, 73, partly sunny, wind parallel to the shoreline,

85. thunderstorms developing late on sunday, high of 84. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll go 88 degrees for tomorrow with the heavy hitting afternoon showers and thunderstorms monday and tuesday look fantastic. 82 and 81. no humidity at all. wednesday, 87. thursday, warming up again back up to 89. ut-oh, friday, hazy, hot and humid, 92678 we have -- 92. we have some 80s in there. next you visit philadelphia city hall you'll see a flag blowing in the wind. the flag of indonesia. the indonesian ambassador was there to receive a welcome from

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:25 saturday morning, changes are heading this way. here's philadelphia right here, a huge cold front is sliding across the nation as i speak. there's chilly air behind the front. temperatures are in the 50s across the high plains. minnesota a temperature of 54. that front slides through sunday afternoon and puts an end to all the oppressive heat and humidity. monday and tuesday look fantastic with highs struggling to get into the low 80s. down the shore, 84 in beach haven. atlantic city, 85. cape may, 85.

rehoboth beach 86 and bethany beach 85 degrees. on the sand, burn index high apply the sunscreen. seas 2 to 3 feet and low risk of rip currents. extra innings for the phillies and cardinals, here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, just like old times, the phillies and cardinals played a tight one in south philadelphia last night. there should be an age limit on that, easy tiger. 6-ing in game phillies tiled at 1. phils up 2-1. freddie galvis, what you can do i can do too. phillies take a 3-1 lead. 3-1 into the 9th inning.

2-run homers ties the game at 3. go to the 11th inning, double in, that's the winning run. phillies drop the opening of the series 4-3. >> offense didn't capitalize on scoring opportunities we needed to score more runs and couldn't capitalize, man on third base, less than two outs, twice, couldn't get him in. couldn't make contact. bases loaded. we had many scoring position chances we just didn't capitollize. eagles prepare for week number 3 on the road. the birds are 2-0 despite the fact that the first string offense has not been all that sharp. >> i'm not concerned at all.

you want to score touchdowns, but it didn't happen, but we did good things out there tonight, that's why it's the preseason, but i don't think there's a lot of concern for me right now. >> it's not the end of the world for me, i know what they have been doing in practice, i know the type of reps we've been giving our guys, we don't put a ton ever game planning in games like this, we just want to see execution. >> reporter: the eagles picked off four passes this one for a return by nolanarrolle. i'm ducis rogers you have a terrific weekend.

the worse is over, io anything close to what we experienced the

beginning of last week and the week before that. we're getting farther along into the month of august. 65 in allentown. look at the poconos, 56. not much humidity in the mountains. cape may, 77, dover, 71. satellite an ray day, just an isolated shower and thunderstorm western portions of pennsylvania this morning. everybody else high and dry, not much in the way of clouds across the i-95 corridor. day planner looks like, 82 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m., 86. you can see how the numbers climb into the upper 80s. close to 90 degrees by 3:00 p.m. there's not the copious amount of humidity in the area.

the peak index is 91, 92. we can handle that after we had temperatures in the 110-degree range. it will get better sunday and monday when i come back, i'll show you the relief in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> this morning on "action news" we're following several developing stories, first up arc woman in a wheelchair has died after being struck by hit hit-and-run driver in north philadelphia. she was hit on lehigh avenue near masher street at 1:40 a.m. the victim died at temple university hospital. the driver was pulled away for an un related matter from the scene and arrested when the officers discovered he was involved in the hit-and-run. a shooting at a teenage party left a male victim injured. the shooting happened 1500 block

of off and on lane in north coventry township. the police are trying to find out who shot the victim and a motive. a crash in the lehigh valley, a victim was trapped under a an overturned vehicle in hanover township, lehigh county. five others were taken to the hospital to be treated. so far police have not said who caused the crash. time 6:33. we have an "action news" exclusive, a man rushes to the scene of a fiery crash in glasgow, delaware, he helps to save a little boy inside a burning truck. that man spoke with bob brooks about his quick action. >> it's video that's scary to look at, a major accident at an intersection in glasgow, an 18 wheeler collided with the pick

up truck, the truck exploded into flames. everyone is trapped inside including a 6-year-old little going boy, that's when good samaritan, eladio de shielvs sprung into action. >> the guy i work for, he said looks like somebody is stuck inside the car. >> reporter: indeed it was the 6-year-old he and others saw, and knew time was running out. >> there were several people trying to pull him out of the car. >> reporter: eladio de shielvs noticed a fire extinguisher from the tractor-trailer, it didn't work, so he used it as a hammer. >> i picked it up and started banging the window. it broke. >> reporter: the boy's leg was stuck. the flames were getting bigger, so big, others ran away. eladio de shielvs did not. everybody started backing off the car, i don't know what it was, i didn't want to leave the car. it was the kid's life. i don't know what it was, i didn't want to leave the car. >> thankfully an officer showed

up with a working extinguisher and together the two saved the day. >> i sprayed down the back, i think it lube indicated the child's leg -- lubricated the child's leg, we grabbeds leg -- grabbed his leg and gave him a hug. >> reporter: there were two other people in the truck, adult male and female they were rescued as well and taken to the hospital. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> a missing penn state professor has been found dead after being pushed off an 80-foot cliff. george ishler is charged with killing ronald bettig an associate professor in the college of communications at penn state. his body was found thursday at the bottom of a quarry in state

college. george ishler confessed saying he lured him under the scheme saying would harvest marijuana plants they were growing. police say he killed 21-year-old miprecious hosskins. fbi is questioning staffers at the philadelphia prosecutor's office over gifts that seth williams receive $160,000 in gifts. the d.a. said he made a terrible mistake. philadelphia health leaders

warn there's a growing fentanyl crisis in the city. the drug killed more than 700 people. that's an increase from 460 in 2013. officials are using outreach programs in areas of high use in philadelphia to get people into treatment programs. a grosscy store in -- grocery store in pittsburgh is the first since prohibition that can sell wine. customers can buy up to three liter bottles to go. the liquor control board as approved restaurants and hotels to sell wine to go. the new sullivan trail bridge is open in montgomery county. the bridge connects the schuylkill river trail to valley forge national historical park. >> it's another sign that philadelphia and the region is

becoming a better place for pedestrian. >> i use this to commute to work and get exercise on my way into work and not be part of making more congestion seven smog. >> i had a chance to cover that story and folks were excited about this. the bridge is a direct link between chester and montgomery county. crews started work on it back in 2014. >> help is on the way for victims of flood ravaged louisiana as to be perhaps to get a look at the devastation for himself. plus, they wanted to make money off the iraq war. we'll have a preview of the film war dogs. and meteorologist, chris sowers will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" on a saturday morning continues after this break.

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>> progress is being made on the wildfire burning in southern california. the blue cut fire is 40% contained. it destroyed 96 homes and 200 other buildings. people are being allowed to return to their neighborhoods to see what is left of their homes. 37,000 acres have burned since tuesday. president obama will visit louisiana to get a firsthand look at the devastation ever catastrophic flooding. 1 people have been killed and --

13 people killed and 40,000 homes flooded. short term housing and food assistance is on the way. two dozen public schools are so heavily damaged, they will not be able to open next week. our thoughts and prayers for the people of louisiana. back here at home, no rain today, right? >> reporter: today is a dry day, but there could showers and thunderstorms tomorrow, some of them could be on the onery side. a beautiful shot of the center city skyline. a little bit of haze, warm temperatures in the 70s in several locations. double scan live is career, we're rain free, barely a cloud in the sky, things will change in the next 24, 48 hours. yesterday we managed a high of 90 degrees. the humidity was not too terribly bad. there was a heat index of 91.

it was the 34th time this year we hit 90 degrees or higher and we had five heat wains b -- heat waves. our forecasted high is 90, our heat index, 91. dewpoint, 70. sticky this morning, pressure is holding steady. the winds are very light out of the northeast at 3 miles per hour. comfortable stuff up here, 56 in the poconos, allentown, 65. upper 60s close to 70 degrees for everybody else. satellite and radar there's the next system we're watching. right now it doesn't look too terribly impressive. there's a low pressure system right here by the u.s./canadian border. trailing cold front slides through late in the day on sunday. that will trigger showers and thunderstorms and some of them will be strong. combination of sun and clouds, throughout the day with increasing humidity leaves. you'll notice that immediately.

the humidity will be down right awful again on sunday, you can see by afternoon we get the showers and thunderstorms flaring up as the cold front approaches. 9:00 p.m. they begin to fall apart, but it looks like it will least pull through the city and most of interior sections of south jersey before fizzingle- fizzling out. look at this high for monday, the model has us at barely 80 degrees. allentown, 77. poconos, 68 degrees, bow that will feel good. trenton, 79. wilmington, 80 and dover 81. it's been a rough stretch, but hang in there, we have delightful weather right in the about five hundred miles to the west now. sun and clouds today, humid, 90 degrees is the forecasted high from accuweather, with a feels like temperature around 91. this is the way it will play out

throughout the day, 1:00 p.m., 89. 3:00 p.m., 90. 5:00 p.m., 89. with the humidity the heat index is a degree or two warmer. nothing too terrible bad clouds and sun. later today, isolated thunderstorm, 15 to 20% chance. overnight tonight, 67 degrees outlying suburbs, 74 for center city. the jersey shore, not a bad weekend. it will be comfortable, partly sunny, 85 degrees is the forecast the high today. thunderstorms likely late in the day for sunday, 84. this is towards the evening. ocean temperature, 73. you'll have a weak sea breeze developing today. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 90 degrees that's the forecasted high today. with the humidity it will top out around 91 with the heat index look for a combination of sun and clouds. strong storms tomorrow, 88. comfortable for monday, 82. pleasant tuesday, 81. wednesday is comfortable, even though the high is up to 87 and no humidity. thursday and friday, things get

juiced up a little, 89, 92. that looks to be the last of the 90s. i don't see temperatures way in the 90s any more, i see a progressive pattern from this point on. >> i was surprised to hear you use a word i haven't heard in a while. delightful. >> reporter: delightful. >> 6:46 i would like to remind you you can get the storm tracker 6 live radar at any time of the day dash -- 6abc.com/weather. young boys and girls took to the dance floor. due to popularity, the admission was expanded. the dance recital took place in wynnfield section last night.

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stalled there and slowed everything down. everything moves west to east across the country. this high was like a road block, it was so strong anytime an area of low pressure formed out here, it would hit the block and go up and around into canada. that's the pattern from the last couple of weeks, hot on the eastern seaboard and cooler across the west. the high will shift across the heartland where it belongs. that will allow the pattern to become what's call more progressive. the lows will move across the northern tier states, each one bringing relief, showers and thunderstorms, and much cooler air and lower dewpoints. that's the pattern we're getting ready to move in starting monday and the next couple of weeks. it doesn't mean we won't hit 90 degrees after this weekend, i don't think we'll see the long extended heat waves. 82 degrees down the shore, 90 in the city, 81 in the poconos. >> thank you so much.

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up with us, 7:00 a.m., saturday, august 20. developing this morning 6 people were hurt in a chain recreation crash involving several -- reaction crash involving several scars on the boulevard. an argument inside a popular philadelphia restaurant ends with a stabbing. hot and steamy, but we're keeping our eye on the possibility of thunderstorms this weekend. outside we go to chris sowers, the folks should be excited you use the word cool and delightful, chris. >> reporter: unfortunately that's not today. it arrives monday and tuesday, we have cooler changes finally in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. from now until then we have hot and humid afternoons to go. 74 degrees in philadelphia at this hour. allentown, 5.