>> a pleasant good morning to you, it is 6:00 a.m., saturday, august 27. here's some of the stories we're following for you right now on "action news," a man on a bike is shot and robbed. right now police are looking for two masked gunmen responsible for the crime. also, a woman is robbed at gunpoint at a septa station caught on surveillance video. the heat is on for the weekend, if you're heading to the shore, you have to worry about rip currents. meteorologist chris sowers is here to help you plan your weekend with the accuweather forecast. rip currents and heat, right? >> reporter: a good combination, balls everybody wants to go into the water because of the heat

and we'll see rip currents out there because of a tropical system developing in the mid atlantic. there's the view in center city, a couple of high, thin clouds upstairs, that's about it. humidity wise it's not all that bad, temperatures are in the 60s and 70s. let's talk about the rip current risk down the shore today. it's a moderate risk. the seas will be choppy, we'll see swells of 3 to 4 feet winds out of the east at 10 to 15 miles per hour. the ocean temperature are fairly mild, but cooler than what they were last weekend. this is the system right here, believe it or not, about 1800 miles away. philadelphia is all the way up here, it's generating the large swells that are going to reach the u.s. mainland here over the next several hours, that will help to produce some of the rip currents, later this afternoon. especially tomorrow into monday, that's probably when it peaks, if your vacation week is next week, stay close to the lifeguards if you're going to

venture in the water. ocean city, 68. margate, 68 degrees. philadelphia, 74 and allentown, 64 degrees. forecasting a high of 92 in the city. with a feels like temperature of 92. 90 tomorrow, heat index of 92. it's hot, but not terrible. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll take a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray? >> look forward to it. time 6:02. new this morning, robbers shot a man on a bike in germantown it happened overnight. this happened on cheltenham avenue near knox street. the criminals had on masks. they stopped the 19-year-old man and shot him in the leg and stole $200 from him. the victim is recovering in the hospital this morning. the police are looking for surveillance video of the suspects. a man was attacked in the parking lot of a beer

distributer in feltonville section. police say three men approached him on the 700 block of adams avenue at 6:30 and brutally beat him. police have no motive for the assault and no arrests have been made. new video this morning, you have to see this, this captures a robbery at a septa station. a man pulled a gun from his backpack you see there, then he demands a woman give up her purse. she gave up her purse, this happened at the westbound frankford line. a 3-year-old girl was found safe in new york city after her father abducted her in pennsylvania. an ambler alert was issued yesterday after robert burn snatched his daughter from her mother's home in luzerne county. byrne was found in manhattan

with his daughter who was only wear a diaper. "action news" helps a man get results after he is shocked by exposed wires on a city street. the south philadelphia man is recovering after getting quite the jolt. dann cuellar talked with the man and the city to learn who is responsible for this. >> reporter: this is 27-year-old mike smith of south philadelphia. he said wednesday night he was jogging around the neighborhood when he arrived at the traffic light pole. >> i had my angle weights on, i leandz up against -- leaned up against the pole and tried to stretch on the pole. >> i thought somebody purged me in the back of the head. i saw stars. >> reporter: smith was transported to the hospital where he was treated for electric shock. he came in contact with exposed

wires at the bottom of the pole. there was another pole that had exposed wires. his father reported the problem. >> reporter: who did you call? >> peco. >> reporter: when he noticed the problem had not been fixed. he contacted us, we called the city streets department who sent a crew within minutes. >> we had no idea that this was happening until 6abc contacted us. within an hour, the wires on both traffic lights were addressed and shielded with plastic covers that were removed. we take this seriously, especially electrocutions especially if they harm the public. >> reporter: the proper way to report them and other city related problems is to call 311. in south philadelphia, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia police have succeeded in a mission to help a

charity get its stolen bikes back. officers recovered a stolen uhall that stored bike parts for wounded warrior project. one suspect is in custody. we're going to get all the stuff back for them. we expect to get the rest of the bikes back by the weekend. 9 bikes were stolen, four recovered in a bus earlier this week. last night officers located the u haul containing the other five. this was a happy ending of abuse of a cat. siobhan william was found guilty of animal cruelty. lumpy the cat experienced chemical burns. he is happy and healthy and

ready for a good home. >> there's a big financial boost for amtrak thanks to vice president joe biden. yesterday he announced at the wilmington train station that the federal government is giving a 2 billion-dollar lone to amtrak to modernize the rail service along the northeast corridor. that will buy new trains and upgrading tracks and platform improvement. new technology is on the train to prevent train collisions and derailments. he spoke fondly of the many riders who rode on the train from wilmington to washington for 36 years. >> they were with me, they were the guys on women on the phones when things went bad. they were the guys who showed up for beau's funeral. >> it will allow amtrak to

increase speed by 40% between washington and boston. yesterday governor chris christie announced in toms river that $42 million in aid is available. towns can start applying for the money from the community development block grant disaster recovery fund on monday, the cut off happens on october 18. well, it's move in day at the university of delaware just like these young men and women did last year, new students will go into their home away from home. classes in newark start on tuesday morning. good luck to all those students. if you're driving a ford, we have information you need to to hear about this morning. trees and power lines toppled amid severe storms in the midwest. >> reporter: that's something we don't have to worry about this

weekend, temperatures heat up again. and heat is on the way in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

>> indianapolis got hit hard again by severe flooding, there were snapped trees in places. missouri got drenched last night. indianapolis is bracing for more storms. the storms came after a number

of storms touched down in indiana. >> no bad weather here today. >> reporter: lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 90s. >> there you go. >> reporter: let's get you outside and show you what's going on. overlooking the commodor barry bridge. beautiful morning, temperatures are on the comfortable side and dewpoint in the low to mid 60s. it will feel all right as you make your way outside for your morning stroll. 92 degrees is the high temperature today. minus the humidity it will feel all right. the normal low for this time of the year is 66. the low today 74. 60s north and west, 66 millville. poconos, 62 degrees. 60s and 70s for the shorepoints. cape may, 74. dewpoints the way we measure the moisture that's in the air. humid is 65-plus. you get into the 70s that's

oppressive, that's gulf coast type of weather. even though the air temperatures climb into the 90s, minus the humidity there's no issues out there this afternoon. there's our scale right here. later this afternoon we get into the low 60s upper 50s, maybe low 60s, monday, tuesday, wednesday, same thing not bad at all. thursday, we peak and get into the mid 60s. there comes the cold front, friday, saturday, sunday and monday, the whole weekend looks comfortable with temperatures in time 80s and no humidity at all. satellite and radar there's the bell nothing going on. all the shower and thunderstorm activity that gray was talking about that stays to the west. we'll keep bright, sunny skies from start to finish. here's the latest in the tropics, north of cuba, all the thunderstorm convection is east of the center.

as long as that continues we're seeing sheering winds the wind blowing in the opposite direction it rips the storm a part. this will have a hard time getting organized. the spaghetti plots, we take every forecast model and tropical model and plot it on the same map. it shows this thing moving to the west. very unorganized, but it shows it entering the gulf. the gulf of mexico is very, very warm. we're not seeing the sheering winds. if it survives the journey through the florida straits and gets into the gump, we have to watch this from going from an unorganized storm to a cat one or cat two overnight. back home in philadelphia, sun and clouds, less humid, 92 degrees. winds are light out of the southeast at 5 to 10. your feels-like temperatures are mirroring the actual air temperatures.

maybe a degree or two cooler than the actual air temperature with no humidity out there. 92 degrees is the forecasted high. 92 is the feels like temperature. for the jersey shore because of gaston spinning its wheels in the middle of the atlantic, we have rip currents starting to reach the beaches. sunny and breezy, 84, sunday, more you humid, 82. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 92 today, 90 for sunday, slightly more humid. monday is humid with thunderstorms high of 92. and then tuesday sun and clouds, 90. wednesday, 93. we need three straight days of 90-plus for a heat wave. we have five there. the end of the seven-day forecast is temperatures in the 80s. >> we did get a cool down early in the week. >> reporter: like today, it will be like 90, 91. you will say to yourself it's

not that bad out there. >> there was a special gathering for veterans who survived a secret mission more than 70 years ago. these are some of the original members who were to go deep into the burmese jungle and attack japanese supply lines, they met in south philadelphia and reflected on their mark in history. >> so glad you're waking up

with us, happy saturday, 6:20, august 27. looking out over south jersey, the sun is starting to peek out there. this morning we have a recall that impacts people who drive ford vehicles, more than 113,000 have been recalled for various defects including problems with fuel pumps that could cause cars to stall including the taurus and mks and mkt and the ford transit van and the ford escape. tesla said the model x electric car can go from zero to 60 in 2 1/2 seconds.

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everyone, 6:23 saturday morning, beautiful weekend heading down the jersey shore. be mindful of the elevated risk for rip currents. we have gaston that is sitting here spinning its wheels. even though this storm is pushing off the northeast. the swells will reach the u.s. mainland over the next several hours. we'll see them this afternoon. especially sunday and monday, right now we're seeing pretty good wave action being generated from the center of the storm. we'll not see a direct impact from this, but we'll see larger than normal waves that will start battering the beach. if you're heading into the waters today pay attention to the lifeguards on duty, ocean city will have green flags on the beach. you're only supposed to swim in between the green flags.

pay attention to that all weekend long. choppy seas, 3 to 4 feet. wind out of the east 10 to 15 miles per hour. cooler ocean temperature off the coast of atlantic city. warm on thed sand, 86 degrees. rehoboth beach and bethany beaches 85, 87. >> in sports, the eagles and colts square off tonight, and carlos ruiz debuts in dodgers blue. he said goodbye to the fans and here's ducis rogers. good morning, it's 36 hours and it is still sinking in. carlos ruiz is no longer a philly, he left town for los angeles yesterday morning. chooch a family favorite got plenty of love at phl. >> how much do you love the

fans, i imagine it is hard to leave today. >> they were the best fans in the world. i have to say thank you, it is hard to walk away. all the city is in the my heart. thank you for everything. >> reporter: ruiz in his new dodgers uniform, at first at bat he was hit by a pitch. he was reunited with chase utley first inning, first batter for the mets gone, 1-0 new york. morgan's next pitch, gone again. the mets go back-to-back and take an early 2-0 lead.

the mets score four rbi. bases load, 2-out grand slam, the phillies lose 9-4. eagles and colts tonight from indy with this being the third preseason game expect to see the starts. despite the birds winning their first preseason games so far, we are looking for the offense to show us something. >> we're moving in the right direction in terms of being explosive down field and the right place potentially. >> we'll get a better feel obviously this week and see where our guys are at. you get to the regular season, things turn up a notch. >> arizona, jaw's team, the under dog, fumble, touchdown.

ensuing kickoff, sometimes the ball bounces your way. another fumble, the soul go up 21-0 not first quarter. the ratsers come back, but soul win 56-42. it's their second arena bowl title in franz chiez history. -- franchise history. that's a look rat sports, i'm ducis rogers, you have yourself a terrific weekend. >> the ma -- majestic buddy hos were in area. they will be strutting down

center city on wednesday. you can see them for free. >> time 6:28. we have much more coming up on "action news," saturday morning, stay with us, we'll be right back.

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south jersey overnight. a chester county home in ruins, this after it is devoured by fire and smoke. and the eagles are hoping for a little luck as they face the indianapolis colts for their third preseason game, it happens tonight. all those stories, but first, meteorologist chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris it's the weekend, what's the good news? >> reporter: lots of sun. >> sun is good. >> reporter: we can see the sun is starting to shine brightly down the jersey shore. that's the view in cape may. a comfortable morning for the delaware and the lehigh valleys. we're seeing only slightly elevated dewpoint levels at this point, not as bad as the last couple of weeks. today even though temperatures are expected to climb into the 90s. it shouldn't be that bad. heat pump high in control. as you look at the satellite and the radar, you can see the outer edges of this thing, everything goes up and around the high and wraps around. whams it will stay clear over

the center of the high, eastern seaboard and rain and rain and rain as every system moves along the edges of the high. as long as the high is in control, two things will happen. one we'll not see any rain and two temperatures will heat up. that's the seven-day forecast in short right there. speaking of 90-degree days and august heat. here we go, on average we see seven of them. we've seen 12 so far. today will be 13, tomorrow, 14, monday, 15. it's been a brutal month. we're 3.8 degrees above average for the month of august. if the month were to end today it would be the warmest august on record for the city of philadelphia. today, sun an clouds, less humid and hot, 92 degrees. >> new on "action news," one person is dead after a hit-and-run in egg harbor township. two vehicles may have struck the victim before taking off the unidentified person was hit around 1:30 a.m. both directions of the black

horse pike was closed during the vehicles. two people managed to escape this burning home in east brandywine township chester county. crews arrived to the flames on the 100 block of ridge wood circle around 11:00 p.m. while the residents escaped without injury there is nothing left of the home. the cause of the fire is under investigation. it is now 6:32 happening tonight there will be a vigil for the young camden girl who you see here who was killed after getting caught in crossfire. 8-year-old gabriel carter was shot in the head while playing on a porch in camden. she died from her injuries yesterday. her father thanked supporters for all their prayers and the reward leading to the shooting stands at $12,000. officers have been flooded the streets and passing out flyers, what they need is help from the

public. >> right now it's difficult to get additional information from the community. we hope to incentivize this. >> gabriel was shot during a gun battle at 8th and cherry street. video captured the moment the child was shot. police say they will not release only as a last resort if they think it can identify the shooter. a community is baffled by the death of a husband and wife in west deptford. the man accused of killing them is their son. >> reporter: this is ed and rose marie coles victims of their own son's murderous remain page. police spent the day processing evidence as neighbors recall their recent interactions with the man now accused of murder. >> he seemed a little detached or depressed, we didn't really know that, but the impression i

had was like he was a little bit off. >> reporter: sources say ryan coles may have been used a chair to beat his parents to death. a relative found the slain couple after he checked up on them after not being able to reach them. ryan coles was home when police arrived. >> i contacted my great uncle. we're all in shock. >> reporter: ed coles started a music store and sold it to his cousin. >> he was always cracking jokes. >> reporter: the facebook post shows a happy trip to the phillies game for father and son, but police say he struggling with mental illness that brought police to the home. >> how did you go from that nice little boy on the bike doing me a huge favor to this? it's mind boggling.

the coles have another son who was admitted to a mental health facility brighter murders. coles is locked up on $1 million bail. an occupies is scheduled for later today. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> time now, 6:35 if you're just waking up with us, this morning there's no word on why the fbi is looking at documents from philadelphia mayor jim kenny's campaign office. army erl this month -- earlier this month agents raided the home of john dougherty. the union donated heavily to kenny's campaign. the mayor confirmed the request and said the campaign office will comply. the mayor said the subpoena was served shortly after the fbi raids targeting dougherty and heenen. the right for your vote comes to the delaware valley next month. president obama is expected to

stop in philadelphia to stump for votes for hillary clinton. the event takes place on september 13th. the time and location have not been announced. the president will urge people to vote before the october 11th deadline. >> head of donald trump's campaign is accused of making antisemitic remarks a decade ago according to court papers recently reviewed by the associated press. the ex-wife of stephensaid he mg an argument about his daughter going to private school. a spokesperson for bannon denies the remarks. governor chris christie said his wife mary pat is retired after 3 decades she

spent in the financial world. she made the decision to stay home with the couple's youngest children. she stepped down last before her husband announced his presidential bid. sam bradford and the eagles offense will get in gear as the teams revamped defense goes up against the colts tonight. it is a final tuneup for the starters before the regular season kicks off in two weeks. >> that's our goal to go out there to be great to look sharp and score touchdowns and we go out there and score five touchdowns, i don't think we'll feel over the moon and say we're going to win the super bowl. >> the eagles preseason finale is thursday against the jets at the linc. "action news" and our sports team will have coverage of the eagles colts game we'll

have it all for you coming up on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. state and environment leaders are preparing for the coastal cleanup, that event will be held september 17 at 53 sites. last year more than a thousand volunteers collected 8 tons of trash along the state's rivers and ocean shorelines and wetlands and watershed areas. we have a preview of the film don't breathe. plus, take a stroll on the beach straight to mexico. we'll tell you where low tide is providing afternoon odd opportunity and putting border patrol on high alert. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" saturday morning continues after the break.

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cliff in honolulu. residents say problems with the city's sewer line caused the slide, but the city conditions it. experts are examining the cause of the erosion. low tide is revealing a sand bar connecting the u.s. and mexico. people are going in the water where the two counties meet. the water is 6 to 10 inches below normal. it may remain that way for several days. >> let's get you caught up on the forecast. >> reporter: in anther nice weekend. >> no heat. giving you a hard time. >> reporter: looking live at the camden waterfront. you can see sunshine and barely a cloud in the sky, we have heat on the way, we lack humidity this time around. the heat wave we're entering won't feature the oppressive dewpoints. we won't see the scream heat we've seen -- extreme heat we've

seen in weeks past. 74 degrees, dewpoint, 64. this number drops during the day. pressure reading is rising. the winds are sustained out of the north at 7 miles per hour. the northerly breeze is helping to dry out the atmosphere a little bit. 63 in quakertown. pottstown, 63. saint david, 67. center city, you're the warm spot, 74. glassboro, 71. cinnaminson, 67. woodbine, 69 anticipate dover -- and dover, 6 degrees. it's a heat pump high another classic bermuda high set up. it will drift to the east until the winds shift out of the southwest. that will keep us clear all the thunderstorm activity stays to the west, but it will heat us up today, tomorrow, monday, tuesday, wednesday, all of them looks like temperatures climbing into the 90s. future tracker 65:00 p.m.,

nothing going on, sunny skies, 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, same thing. sunday afternoon, same thing. combination of sun and clouds, no showers or thunderstorms it's hot. we focus our attention north of cuba, it could be a tropical storm or hurricane hermine. right now it's an organized mess. it's well west of where the thunderstorm activity is. in order to get strengthened the storms need to wrap around the center of circulation. it's a very poor environment right now. now, with that said, if it happens to reach the gulf of mexico, the waters are warm out in through here, we're not seeing the sheering winds. as the reaches the gulf this

could develop very, very quickly. we have to focus our attention on this whole area. we could go from a disorganized system to a hurricane in 12 to 24 hours, these how prime the conditions are in the gulf of mexico. here's the florida keys and the flat state's straits, there's miami, key west and for fort mes and tampa could see anywhere from one to five inches of rain. back home, sun and clouds, less humid, 92 degrees, it will feel like 92. yoarnlt tonight, maybe -- overnight tonight, mainly clear and humid, 64 for the outlying suburbs, 70 for center city. we have another tropical system in the mid atlantic. it's called gaston, it's causing huge swells. there's a moderate risk of rip currents going into effect for the jersey shore.

sunny and breezy, 84. slightly more humid tomorrow, 82. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the heat wave continues through the beginning and middle of next week. 92 today, 90 tomorrow. 92 monday, back down to 90 for tuesday. we have a pattern here. wednesday, 93. thursday and friday, cold front comes in here, 85 and 80. there's only a couple of chance of rain in the forecast. maybe a thunderstorm monday, maybe a thunderstorm wednesday, other than that it's dry. by now we should be in the 90s. old news, thank you. like to remind you you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live radar at any time of the day at 6abc.com/weather. grammy award winning gospel and r&b singer anthony hamilton may have a hit on his hands. instead of waxing poetic, he had a simple question ♪

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so glad you stayed with us, happy saturday to you, it is just about 63:50, 74 degrees, meteorologist chris sowers says don't be surprised we'll hit the 90 today. now that hollywood musical classical is returning to

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:54 saturday morning, we'll look at the tropics which are starting to heat up here. we have tropical storm gaston which is southeast of bermuda and then we have hermine which could soon be hermine which is near the island of cuba. gaston is heading out to sea. it has generated such large swells we have the risk of rip

currents down the shore. as they get closer and closer, it will bring increased risk for today and tomorrow and hundred. hermine will pull into the gulf of mexico. if that were to happen, look out because that means the conditions are conducive for development in the gulf of mexico. gaston is moving to the west at 15, it will make the right hand turn and pull away from the u.s. mainland and out to sea. >> if you have been thinking of getting rid of carpet in favor of hardwood floors, here's a dyi idea that will give you the look outthe price. >> reporter: if you can't afford the hardwood floor of your dreams we've got a solution for you. people don't think to do this, but i think they will after they

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>> because i remind him everyday that he has to say i love you. >> love continues for 75 years. still growing, the cowment said the celebration -- the couple said the celebration was much bigger than the one they had on their wedding day. we have another hour of "action news" coming up. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, when to stop driving later in life. we'll tell you about a program in the area that helps seniors know the right time from getting behind the wheel. >> nba star dwyane wade's cousin falls victim in the city. >> glad glad, -- so glad you

stayed with us, 7:00 a.m., august 27. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," a man on a bike is robbed. right now police are looking for two masked gunmen responsible for the crime. a woman is robbed at a septa station this is caught on surveillance video. if you're heading to the shore, you have to worry about rip currents. outside we go, meteorologist chris sowers has a look at the