>> a mother's grief and anger is echoing in a camden neighborhood as a community remembers 8-year-old gabriel carter an innocent victim caught in crossfire. this morning there's a call for justice as her killer is on the run. >> donald trump catching heat for a comment for some say politicized a tragedy. and hillary clinton's running mate is coming to the area.

>> the eagles catch a cold. we have an update on carson wentz come back after an injury. >> reporter: looking live at cape may, new jersey, probably a good place to be because it's going to be a scorcher. >> nydia han is off, and chris has an update on the forecast. >> reporter: it's a broken record. it will be the 38th time this year we hit 90 degrees or more. showing you the center city skyline it's quiet and warm and somewhat humid we expect the humidity levels to drop during the course of the day. even though we hit the 90s went to feel all that bad. 70 degrees, 62 that's it for allentown. the poconos, 66 in the mountains. trenton, 64. a pair of 6s in reading and

6 degrees in wilmington. protective area of high pressure, big bubble heat pump high in control of the weather pattern. that means sunshine and clouds. nice looking day, slightly more humid, you'll notice the change from yesterday, but it's not too terribly bad. forecasted high high of 90 feeling like 91. not too bad. increased humidity tomorrow i'll have the details coming up. >> the police say the man who has been groping women throughout philadelphia while riding a bike may have struck again. investigators are investigating another incident that appears to be similar to that out by the guy on the bike. the report was made in south philadelphia. she said a man on a bike touched

her inappropriately as she was walking home from work. four other cases not far away remain unsolved. >> someone shot a man on a motorcycle in the head. police say the shooting followed an argument at 2:30 a.m. next to the cheese steak shop on comly street. the 32-year-old victim's motorcycle crashed in the planned parenthood parking lot next to the steak shop. he is in critical condition in torresdale hospital. the search continues for the shooter. bears and cards and candle sit outside the home of an 8-year-old girl killed in camden. this morning her mother and the community are pleading for the shooter to surrender. jeff chirico was there.

>> reporter: you could feel ma marissa carter's anguish as hundreds gathered to mourn her 8-year-old daughter. >> she is not coming back. she was fun, loving and outgoing. >> reporter: family friends and neighbors lit candles and hugged in front of the home from where gabby lived shot in the head, an innocent victim of gun battle. >> i just got to say, it could be me next. >> reporter: the vigil was for a rally of justice. >> you're too friendly with him, it's your sons and daughters. >> reporter: dispite handing out flyers and growing reward police officials say the community has remained largely tight lipped.

gabby's uncle is holding out hopefully'. >> we encourage anyone with information, anybody who has any knowledge funk you know you hear chatter, report it to the property authorities. >> reporter: there has been significant police presence in the neighborhood since the shooting on wednesday, we're told it will continue for the foreseeable future. the reward is up to 24 thousand dollars and tipsters can remain anonymous. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> we're learning about who and what tipped off police to an atm skimming scam. police arrested a suspect on medford road yesterday afternoon. this is a skimming advice that allows crook to access bank information. police saw the suspect place the

device at byberry road. >> his arrogance brought him back on the following week, the 20th and that continued arrogance brought him back today and ended up to leading to his arrest. >> police are looking for an accomplice they believe may have helped the man. >> democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine campaigns for hillary clinton this week in lancaster. clinton received her first national security briefing yesterday, and her opponent is on the defensive. >> reporter: hillary clinton spent two hours at an fbi office in white plains new york today, not answering e-mail questions, but given her first top security national briefing as a presidential candidate. abc has obtained these e-mails

when she was secretary of state. one exchange a request from the foundation an invitation to the state lunch of the chinese president on the list, three who donated millions to the foundation. >> it's hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and the state department begins. >> reporter: clinton says. >> my works secretary of state was not influenced by outside forces. >> reporter: trump facing criticism himself after working the murder of dwyane wade's cousin into the stump teach. >> it breaks all our hearts to see it, it's horrible. >> reporter: he tide the killing to the -- tied the killing to the recent bit for the african-american vote. tweeting dwayne dwyane wade's cousin was shot and killed

walking her baby in a stroller. >> we extend our sympathy to the family. , abc news new york. >> new jersey governor chris christie comes to this week on 6abc. he will discuss trump's immigration policy. democratic national committee chair donna brazil talks about hillary clinton's campaign, this week begins at 10:30. >> eagles look sharp in their final tuneup for the starters in the preseason. sam bradford led three touchdown drives in a win against indianapolis. the defense is confident and stifled andrew luck one of the nfl's top passers. >> we've improved every single week that has to be our goal. the preseason was important this

year we made a switch to the system, how to play with each other, how to rotate. how to get our communication on the same page. >> they did a good job stopping the run early. when we did get third down, that puts another guy in coverage. >> all right, stay with us, throughout the morning, jeff skeverski has a report from indy ahead in sports. >> philadelphia soul is showing off their hardware for a big welcome home. police in philadelphia have a mystery on their hands. they want to know who would shoot up a car like this and the gunman is still out there. southwest airline plane has a scare 30,000 feet in the air, the landing was a dramatic one.

>> a quarter refuses to stand up for the national anthem, and you'll here what the nfl is saying like this. >> reporter: it heats up today and then we have a fall-like cool down, details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

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67:12, 70 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse of the philadelphia international airport. sorry to tell you, but meteorologist chris sowers says today is day 38 that will be 90 or higher. what is going on? >> a scorcher this whole summer. >> reporter: a lot of times what happens in a pattern like like , a hot summer and you get whacked in the winter. >> if we hit 90 today, this is heat wave 698. >> reporter: [laughter]. let's get you outside and show you the view in atlantic city, it's nice and quiet out there this morning, clear as a bell, hardly a cloud in the sky. in the afternoon we'll get clouds building, nothing threatening. we don't have any moisture out there, so the skies will remain

clear over the next several days. there we go, we'll flip it over to the current where we see a temperature of 70 degrees and dewpoint of 68. pressure 30.23 inches holding steady. winds out of the northeast at 3 miles per hour. ocean temperature is 74. presently across the region you can see most locations are in the 60s and 70s. so it's not too terribly bad. dewpoints have come up a little bit, but that's to be expected this time of day where we see higher moisture levels. as the day progresses like yesterday we'll see the dewpoints drop off. that's when it will feel better. 65 is considered humid, 70 is oppressive. slightly humid across the lehigh valley, stickier, south and east, a lot of these numbers as shown on future tracker will drop down during the day, just like yesterday. it will be hot, but feel comfortable out there.

satellite and radar showing showers and thunderstorms off to the west, they will stay out there today. we have high pressure in control. it's a heat pump high sitting right there. as long as the high pressure sits over top of the mid atlantic. it forces the activity to go up and around. it's a protective bubble. that will stay in place over the next several days. we'll keep the forecast dry through wednesday. there's an isolated chance of a thunderstorm monday, 15% chance. other than that the next shot is wednesday afternoon. poconos, sun and clouds, warm, 81 degrees, a little more humid from what you saw yesterday, but still not that bad. jersey shore, delightful down there, combination of sun and clouds, we'll go mostly sunny, 82 degrees, you'll have a nice sea breeze kicking in today. 674 degrees is the ocean water temperature. we have moderate risk for rip currents, because of gallons ton spinning its wheels in the mid

atlantic we'll have swells hitting the main handle. pay attention to the lifeguards. it's 90 degrees, it will feel like 91. maybe a degree or two higher than the actual air temperature. 1:00 p.m., 88. 3:00 p.m., 90. 5:00 p.m., there's another 90 degrees, lots of sunshine today just a few clouds mixed in from time to time. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and humid, 65 degrees outlying suburbs, the humidity increases towards dawn. for today, sun and clouds, 90 degrees, hazy, hot and humid for monday, 92 will feel like 895, 96. you'll notice the change monday. tuesday, the humidity drops down, 88 degrees. wednesday the humidity increases again, 93 degrees, shower or thunderstorm. thursday, less humid, 84. friday is a breath of fresh air,

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6:19, chicago police have questioned two people, but so far they have knot charge anyone in the shooting death of dwyane wade. friday ciekea add drij -- aldridge was shot in the head. dwyane wade recently signed a contract with his hometown chicago bulls. nfl quarterback is not standing during the national anthem. he said he will not show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color. he is biracial and adopted by

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philadelphia soul arrived at the airport holding the arena league football championship trophy. the soul beat the arizona rattlers friday night. it was the second arena crown for the soul. the first came in 2008. in sports, the eagles are talking about another preseason win, jamie apody and jeff skeverski are on the birds beat. >> reporter: good morning, last year, the eagles started 3-0 in the preseason and didn't have any playoff to show for it. can't get too excited. last night against a formidable quarterback there was something to cheer about. 10-3 eagles. sam bradford hit his newest weapon, beckham who looks like the real deal.

bradford in the groove, 24-3 birds. two touchdowns, interception. eagles win it 33-23. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the eagles starting offense was not explosive, they were not flashy, but they were efficient. sam bradford threw two touchdowns if this was his final game action of the season, bradford looks good, but feels he has a long way to go before the opener in two weeks. >> it's nice to execute and we'll have to build on that, the regular season is a different animal. >> there's room to grow, we did take strides tonight pleased with the victory, obviously. >> i feel like as a receiver

group, i felt we had a great job from our receiver group and the quarterback. >> reporter: carson wentz is in position to possibly play next week against the jets in the final preseason game, but he is still sore. carson wentzin the preseason, but he is still sore. last year they started 3-0 and losing in the regular season, hopefully that doesn't happen with doug peterson's first full season. the phillies are not in a new york state of mind. i don't know what their state of mind is. new catcher, ellis is here. 2-1 in the 4th inning.

5-1 mets. they blow it open with 6 runs in the 7th including a grand slam by kelly johnson, phillies blown out for the 4th time in 5 games, 12-1. in his first public comments about his health in a long time, a vee taking his own selfies he was the main attraction at the sixers beach bash in avalon. he had no trouble on the court with his opponent. sounds like he is ready to take on competition finally. >> i'm 100%. my summer has been great. ive got a chance to play a little bit against a guy every other guy, i've been doing great. >> reporter: you think you'll be full go for training camp? >> yeah.

>> reporter: sixers fans, they are going to be fun to watch this season. have a great sunday. >> we have more news ahead coming up on "action news" sunday morning. >> we'll be right back.

i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs]

picture this morning, sky6 live hd did you're just waking up with us, the sun is just waking up this morning, as well. we're off to a warm and mucky start. we could be on the verge of yet another heat wave. >> oh, boy. a community seeks justice for an 8-year-old girl who lost her life in a senseless act of violence. we'll catch up with the presidential candidates. >> so glad you're waking up with us, nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli is here, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris it's going to be hot, right? >> reporter: back to you gray. [laughter]. i mean what a summer this has turned into. this is the 38th time this year hitting 90 degrees or higher. the 6th heat wave of the year. as we look into the extended forecast. we see a cool down we see another heat wave arriving next week. not this week, the following week. it seems to never end here.

fall is less than a month away, there's good news there. temperatures wise starting out in the 60s and 70s. 62 in allentown. philadelphia bottoming out around 70 degrees, look at the poconos, 56, boy that feels good. trenton, 64. millville, 64. lancaster, 67. and wilmington 69 degrees, some areas are seeing a little bit of patchy fog, but it's isolated, fog showing up in northern camden county, as well as southwestern burlington county. trenton down to 3 miles, lancaster, 9 miles, everybody else is doing okay in the visibility department. satellite and radar, high pressure sitting right there. storm systems were going up and around, that means we stay high and dry. combination of sun and clouds, it's hot, more humid, but not terribly so. 90 degrees is the forecasted high. a lot of sunshine to start, 1:00 p.m. temperature, 88. 3:00 p.m., temperature, 90. 5:00 p.m., 90. there's the possibility we get a degree or so warmer than this

90 degrees, again with the humidity only being slightly humid it's not too terribly a bad. when i come back we'll focus on the fall-like cool down in the forecast for a change. >> thank you so much. 6:00 -- 6:32 a.m., a gunman shot at a car in north philadelphia hitting the victim once in the head. the driver is in critical, but stable condition at temple university hospital. the action cam was at the scene when the bullet riddled audi came to a stop. the victim was able to drive that far after being shot along the 1300 block of erie. police are looking for the system and motive. one man is dead after a double shooting in north philadelphia. the action cam was at the 1700 block of north newkirk street.

someone opened fire last night. a 25-year-old man was shot in the chest and died. we learned a 45-year-old man was shot in the chest. else in critical condition at hahnemann hospital. so far there have been no arrests. also new to tell you about this morning, a crash in winslow township, new jersey, the action cam was at choose landings road and sicklierville road in camden county. the car went out of control and slammed into a utility pole. we know the driver died at the scene. police are trying to determine what caused the accident. >> well, this morning a reward is growing for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the murder of a little girl. this is as her family rights come to grimes with her senseless death. 8-year-old gabriel carter's mother did not hold back her

anguish during the vigilance of her daughter. gabriel was killed as she sat on the steps of her own home. >> somebody knows something, we encourage anybody with information, anybody who has any knowledge, funk you know, you hear chatter, we ask that you report it to the proper authorities and bring this person to justice. >> police so far have no suspects in the murder, the reward is now $24,000. >> your time, 6:34 if you're just waking up with us, investigators in salem county are trying to figure out what caused a house fire that killed a woman that lived there. the family spoke to trish hartman about the devastating loss. >> reporter: 26-year-old rahmir

harold was embraced outside his burned home in salem. his mother died in the blaze that started early saturday morning. rahmir said he was staying with a family member when the fire started. he remembers his mom as an independent woman who taught him and his brother to work hard. his older brother is a 30 year firefighter with the city of wilmington and came to the scene when he heard the news. >> you see this as a firefighter, but to have a family member -- i know what the fire will do. investigators spent hours going through the home looking for a cause. meanwhile, relatives gathered to comfort one another remembering another woman who put her two sons first. >> whatever it takes to get the job done for family, she was always there.

>> rahmir will be staying with family members, her younger son is 18 and just started his freshman year in north carolina last weekend. he is back in town to mourn with family. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> we have pictures of southwest airline passengers putting on their oxygen masks preparing for their flight to make an emergency landing. one engine fell a part 31,000 feet up over the gulf of mexico. a metal object pierced the fuselage. 99 passengers were on board, crying, praying for a safe landing. the flight landed safely in pensacola. search okay, some are calling the southwest airline crew a group of heros. ntsb is investigating that scare in the sky. and this morning, efforts are underway to repair a

breach across the phillips 66 refinery in the city of alliance. that breach isn't causing a threat to any homes for the refinery at least at the moment, gray. >> alicia, thank you. 6:37 the time. this weekend hillary clinton received the first national security briefing as the democratic presidential nominee. saturday, clinton received the briefly for two hours in white plains, new york. the secretary of state routinely received such briefings when she was a member of the president's cabinet. on the republican side, donald trump held a campaign rally in des moines iowa. he told voters he plans to boost economic growth and help american farmers that includes a

proposal to lower the tax rate on family farms to 15%. trump takes his campaign next to washington state and the south. >> road closures begin today as philadelphia prepareses for the made in america festival. more closures will take effect throughout the weekend. the roads will stay closed to traffic through tuesday, september 6. you think final a full link at 6abc.com. >> the eagles first string offense and defense look like they are ready for the regular preseason, after pretty much having their way with the colts. sam bradford completed 11 of 12 passes after an interception that was not his fault. one of the passes end up in the

hands of beckham. eagles first string left the field at the half with a 17 point lead. the birds went on to win 32, 23 good for them. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >> reporter: if you're been to lbi you've noticed a drench boat out in the ocean. i'm nora muchanic we'll show you how the boats scoop up the sand from the bottom of the sea and spill it out on the beaches of the lbi. >> let's take you live outside sky6 live hd, this is a beautiful shot there overlooking camden. chris sowers says it's going to be hot again today. we'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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love on a young woman who received national attention when she was accepted to college, you remember her enthusiastic and endearing viral video. >> you're accepted into the program. i got in, i got into college! >> reporter: that's rachel you see her right there. she is ready to start her freshman year at east stroudsburg university. her parents moved her into her

brand new home on campus, this is the first time rachel will be living on her own she said she is not worried. >> not really, my parents are, i'm not. >> it's exiting and nerve wracking it's exciting foreher, but not for us. >> she will be in the independent learning study program the three year program is tailored to students with disabilities. go get 'em girl. >> congratulations to rachel, she is so excited. we're excited about the forecast, criminals. >> reporter: we need weather that will feel like fall. we'll have that in the seven day. >> there's the sun. >> reporter: we'll be back up into the 90s. the good news just like yesterday, the humidity levels are fairly tranquil. it's not too terribly bad,

unfortunately it's another day in the 90s. double scan live crystal clear, just ground clutter showing up on the radar. 90 degrees is the temperature. the normal is 84, 6 degrees above average, we started out at 70 degrees this morning. accuweather prediction this year for was 32, so far we've had 37, today, 38. tomorrow, 39. actually there's a chance we could reach 40 by the time august is all said and done. we'll see, a brutal summer. 66 in reading, allentown, a comfortable 62. 66 in the poconos. millville, 64. trenton, 64. there's the relief. look at the way the dewpoints just drop off a cliff there. 60 is slightly humid, 65 humid, 70 is awful. it's only slightly humid today and tomorrow.

the dewpoints jump up wednesday and thursday, there's the cold front thursday morning we get into the nice refreshing air mass similar to what we saw this past monday and tuesday, nice comfortable breeze, lots of sunshine, temperatures barely reaching 80. that's the end of the seven-day forecast. hang in there, we have cooler changes on the way. satellite and radar, not tracking anything, just combination of sun and clouds, showing temperatures, the modeling has us at 88 degrees this afternoon, accuweather will pump us up to 90. you get the idea, a lot of surrounding suburbs will be in the 80s. it's technically a heat wave, but only for philadelphia. same thing with the surrounding suburbs, everybody is in the 80s. monday, 91, tuesday, everybody is dropping into the 80s, the heat wave is for the city, everybody else will reach the upper 80s, it will be close, but

not by definition technically there which is fine by me. satellite and radar, we're zoom into the florida straits near the florida keys. this is what remains of the tropical disturbance, this could become tropical storm hermine if it gets its act together. we're seeing the sheering winds, the center of circulation is right there. this model has no idea where it's going over the next 24, 48 hours. every line you see here, is a forecast model. some take it to tampa, others take it to the western gulf of mexico somewhere near new orleans or houston, texas. stay tuned to the forecast over the next few days and see what the disturbance is going to do. reading 90. millville, 88. trenton, 89. a lot of area staying in the 08

08 -- 80s today. cape may, 82. jersey shore, the rip currents on the moderate side. choppy seas 3 to 4 feet. sea breeze developing 35 to 10 miles per hour. the burn index is high. apply the sunscreen. 90 degrees today, it will be our 6th heat wave of the year. hot and humid monday, 892. 88 for tuesday, back up to 93 wednesday. there you go, gray, 84 for thursday, only 80 degrees friday. surrounding suburbs 77 or 78 for friday afternoon. >> i knew was coming. >> reporter: there's another heat wave after that. >> that's the last one. >> after labor day? >> reporter: that will probably be it? >> probably. thank you chris. 6:47. i would like to remind you, you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day on our website 6abc.com/weather. beach goers typically see

larger protected beaches after a drenching projects, "action news" had a chance to get on board a drench ship off the coast of long beach island to see how the process works. nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: welcome a board liberty island floating off barnegot light and long beach island. it's one of three vessels working on the $138 million project to build dunes on lbi to protect the coast from hurricane and storm damage. >> there's a lot that goes behind it a lot of engineering and science goes behind it. >> reporter: working with the army corps of engineers, crews work around the clock, they drop 30-inch suction pipes through either side of the ship that take it from the ocean familiar at what's call a borrow site. >> it as you cans -- sucks up

the sand. >> we hookup to a buoy and it is pumped out on to the beach. >> reporter: bull dosers moved the sand around. >> we started with 8 million cubic yards of sand and some of the storm damage we had in the winter we'll go back to and fix more areas it will total 11 million yards of scanned him. >> we had full beach access all summer it is last week they made changes. over the long run well have more beach and feel protected. >> reporter: the lbi beach remen some time project will be if i finished by the end of year. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news."

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italy's state museums are donating money to the relief of the quake that flattened three medieval towns. yesterday a state funeral was held in the gym for dozens of victims. a local bishop urged the community to pride and take courage. >> a man from camden was shot to death right in front of a group of children. four months has passed and police have not made an arrest. now they are asking for your help. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> reporter: detectives say the events of friday april 15th are some of the most brazen they have ever seen. >> this is particularly heinous and careless act. >> reporter: 7:00 a.m., 34-year-old abdullah facell was

standing at 8th and camden when he was shot multiple times. >> the homicide took place in the middle of daylight and crowded intersection. there were dozens of witnesses and many young children. there could have been several more victims. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering a 1,000-dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. call 215-546-tips, all calls will remain anonymous, for crime fighters i'm rick williams, channel 6 "action news." >> companies are trying to get employees to save more in their 401k. almost one-third of employers are automatically enrolling workers in plan at 6%. this is a study of 600 retirement plans by trow price.

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it's hard to read what's doing next. you remember that clip singing patty labelle praises. fans were enthusiastic about it. labelle's pie sold out at walmart, they have not stopped selling since. he better get his voice ready because tonight we learned that philadelphia singer patty labelle is expanding her line. beginning next friday you can buy five new deserts at walmart. you'll be sicking her praises. >> i hope that james got free pies for life. >> a 13-year-old boy skipped high school and went straight to college. no big deal, he should be in the

8th grade. but instead he started his first week at charleston southern university in south carolina. else taking on double major in computer science and math, impressive of. on top of his academic excellence he writes his own songs on the piano. his parents insist he is just your average kid who loves pizza and cartoons. >> impressive. >> in case you missed this adorable story that went viral this week check out 4-month-old joey marine, she is an pop culture icon embodying everyone from flash and guns and roses and beyounce. the mom is a photographer and her instagram attack is a wierl smash. she said sometimes joy wakes you mean up and sees her smile, the

lesson is with parenting we must have humor. the sleep baby, the internet is a buzz over that kid. >> i have two kids, i don't want to wake them up. >> reporter: it's not what you want to hear when you're 30,000 feet in the air, the next hour of "action news," frightening incident when pensioner lost an engine mid flight. what a suspect is accused of using on atm users. we'll see you back here after the break.

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