>> a pleasant good morning to you, 67:00 a.m., saturday, september 10. here's some of the stories worry following on "action news" we're following breaking news, crews rush 6 people to the hospital after they are hurt in a crash right near the schuylkill expressway. an emotional return to the street for a delaware county police officer who was injured in the line of duty. and we'll have endure at least another day of this scorching heat. when will we see relief? chris sowers the man with the answers. heat wave number 7. >> reporter: this is brutal. it will be the 45th time this

year we hit 90 degrees or higher. you factor in the humidity it will feel like triple digit heat again. another uncomfortable day. if you're outdoors, i stress to you, i know we're used to this by now, don't overdue it, don't under estimate the heat. it can be dangerous. you have to take it easy out there, when the humidity is as high as what we're forecasting today along with the high temperatures. right now it's warm, 70s across the board. 74 in warrington. 78 in center city which is close to the normal high for this time of the year. it is 6:00 a.m. glassboro, 78. agenda -- gandys beach, woodbine 78. satellite and radar, high pressure planted right there, we'll see a combination of sun and clouds today. it's going to be a scorcher.

93 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 95. and then by 5:00 p.m. there's another 95. somewhere in between is where we'll reach the 97. here's what happened when you factor in the humidity i'll set it in motion for you, hello, 102 degrees by 2:30 p.m. cooler changes arrive tomorrow. i'll have the cooler numbers in the accuweather forecast in just a bit. chris. >> stay with 6abc.com/weather for updates on the extreme heat and check out storm tracker 6 live for any pop-up storms and use twitter and facebook to follow our meteorologists and share your weather pictures. 6:02 a.m., breaking news, state police have shut down an exit on the schuylkill expressway as they investigate a crash on a nearby road. a car slammed into the back of another vehicle on city avenue near the schuylkill expressway on-ramp. one car hit the guardrail.

the other ended up on the grass in the median. 6 people were injured saturday of this. none of the injuries appear this morning to be life threatening. the kelly drive lincoln drive on 76 eastbound is shut down while police work on the scene. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning. we have good news to share with you, a delaware county police officer who was shot while on duty is back on the job. it was 2 1/2 months ago that christopher dorman suffered the dramatic injury. dann cuellar spoke to the officer as he went back to work. >> reporter: christopherchriston was back on the job. as far as he was concerned not soon enough. it's remarkable when you consider he was shot 7 times on june 24. >> i'm shot, i'm shot. >> shots fired.

>> reporter: dorman was responding to a routine call police get everyday, except the man in question had just gotten out of federal prison and no intention of going back. >> i'm shot, i'm shot, i'm shot. >> reporter: dorman was shot in the face enfour times in the chest and once in the groin and once in the leg. doctors say it was fortunate he was wearing his bullet-proof vest. >> he wants to come back to work after what went through, give it up, i don't want to do that norm. after what i've been through. he wants to go back since day 1. >> it's great having him back. >> he is a good, nice excellent young man. >> reporter: but dorman has no apprehension of being back on the street. if anything he was made stronger by all the love and support he received from his colleagues. >> i don't consider them my

co-workers any more, they are my brothers and sisters. >> reporter: christopher dorman was back on the streets of his beloved folcroft where he was born and raised loving the graveyard ship. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> welcome back. new this morning, gunfire injured two people and sent panicked fans running for cover. this happened in york pennsylvania. the players and fans scrambling after hearing the shots echo in the parking lot. you see the chaos there. witness said police saw the men arguing told them to take the dispute elsewhere, moments later the shooting started. >> we walked them down the parking lot and all of a sudden there was gunshots. >> reporter: the police say the men who were shot are conscious and breathing. several people with the suspects

at the time of the shooting are cooperating and talking to police. we are told that the stadium as metal detecters. a ma menorah stolen from a synagogue in philadelphia. we showed you this video of a man swiping the menorah. rabbi showed up for service on thursday, and the menorah was returned. other than a couple of broken light bulbs, it was in tack. second congressional district seat is vacant for the first time in years after congressman chaka fattah stepped down. vernon odem has more on the race and the candidates. >> reporter: if you look at david and go -- david

took him out. >> reporter: the district seat is vacant after chaka fattah was convicted. >> i understand he received papers and that's what my sources have told me. >> reporter: from? >> from the law enforcement agency. >> i'm focusing on the issues that are important with the people in the district. i think it's the kind of policy we don't need, mudslinging, we should focus on issues. >> reporter: everyone advance resume is a long one including community development and bringing in funds from harrisburg. he was with curtis jones. he would be traveling across the vast second district which runs from north philadelphia to southwest philadelphia and suburban pieces like lower merion in montgomery county.

>> this is something that i started meeting with all the various elected officials in the district. >> reporter: jones was one of the local african americans who met with gop nominee donald trump. he is willing to do what i am willing to do, bring in jobs and address crime and the corruption in our community. >> reporter: in a presidential election year, voter turnout in the second congressional district is always enormous. all signs it will be the same this november. registered democrats outnumber the republicans here, 7 to 1. in west philadelphia, i'm vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> your time, 6:08. the philadelphia area will be the epicenter of the presidential rails next week. -- race next week. donald trump will lead a 7:30 p.m. rally in philadelphia tuesday. he trying to become the first presidential nominee since 1988 to win pennsylvania. president obama travels to

philadelphia tuesday to campaign for hillary clinton. the rally will be held on eakens oval. one other note, the clinton and trump campaigns will hat television ads tomorrow -- halt television adds tomorrow keeping with limiting part is an politics on 9/11. >> joe biden will commemorate the september 11 attack through a special tribute at the eagles game standing alongside 121st responders during the national anthem. this will mark the first time that the president has not taken part in a ceremony in new york, washington, d.c. or shenksville. first responders gathered at rose tree park remembering

all the victims of 9/11. tomorrow, as you know marks the 15th anniversary of 9/11. >> 61:50. no more staring at your phones for hours and hours, playing pokemon go getting easier to play. we have details on the a device that acts like a watch and it will not break the bank. efforts to save a precious commodity you'll hear how officials in hawaii are trying to protect coral. we'll have another day of triple digit feels-like temperatures. details coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> so glad you stayed with us, the federal government has stepped into the fight over the four billion dollar dakota access pipeline in north dakota. it blocked construction on part of the pipeline that would be built on tribal lands. the order fold a native american's tribe's request to stop instruction. active inses claims the pipeline threatens local sources of drinking water. hawaii wants to add restrictions in efforts to save coral in west maui. public will get to say its say on that and proposal to control

the fish that eat algae. let's get you caught up on the forecast, it's nice to take a dip today. >> reporter: i have my pool open, i'm closing it on friday. >> can i come over? >> reporter: you're invited. water is nice and warm, 80 degrees, testers will top out in the upper 90s. it will be a record setting day with temperatures above 90 degrees. it's warm and soupy out there. let's go live on sky6 live hd. it's clear, double scan live reflecting that we're pretty much clear, just a couple of showers and thunderstorms near new york city. monday was comfortable, 86 degrees. tuesday, 88. both of these are well above the normal for this time of year which is 80 degrees. wednesday that started heat wave number 70. thursday and friday, 95.

of course it felt like 100 when you factor in the humidity. today will be around 96 or 97. where does this rank here? well, number of 90-degree days, we've been following this and tracking it all summer long. on average we should see 27 degrees during the course 689 year, where we hit 90 degrees or higher in philadelphia. the accuweather prediction was 32. we've seen 44 and today will make 45 in terms of amount of 90-degree days, a lot of of these are el nino years. this is a strong el nino year. so was 1988. so was 2010, it's the same kind of parent we're seeing now. we were expecting the late season heat. we were hoping it would start to tail off, which it will in the seven-day forecast. we have one more scorcher to get through. factor in the humidity it feels

like the low 80s in the city of philadelphia. there's satellite and radar, there's the approaching cold front slicing through the heartland of the nation, temperatures are nice and comfortable on the backside of the front. here's north dakota right now down to 47 decrease, caspar wyoming it was snowing there yesterday, temperatures in the 30s, omaha, 55. wichita, 61. the air mass is going to charge east. it will moderate before it gets in here, we'll not see anything like that, we should see temperatures in the 70s. that will be our high temperature by the end of the upcoming week. so things will feel better out there, you just got to hang on for one more day. for today, front approaches it's hot and humid, it will be dry out there. temperatures over 100 degrees when you factor in the humidity. when you get into sunday, this is a pacific high working in, it will bump all the heat and humidity out to sea, it will be breezy and cooler with highs in the mid 80s and we'll lose all that humidity. for today, the 97 feeling like

102. reading, 95. allentown, 94. expect a combination of sun and clouds, millville, 92. even the shorepoints heating up, 88 degrees on the beach in atlantic city. factor in the humidity, look at this it has us up to 103 by 2:00 p.m. in philadelphia. 10 the by 4:00 p.m. even as we tail off we get into the evening hours by 8:00 a.m., it's feeling like 92 degrees. maybe you won't watch college football today, maybe you want to head to the shore. it will be hot down there, as well. sticky. 88 will feel like the 90s. cruel get a sea breeze in the afternoon. breezy and refreshing, high of 83. ocean temperatures in time low 70s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 97 today. we'll drop ten from that number tomorrow, just in time for the eagles home opener against the cleveland browns. monday, surprise winner, 83 degrees, sunny and pleasant.

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everyone, 6:25 saturday morning, the southeastern ridge bringing the heat this week. part of the reason we're seeing the heat wave. this is usually a winter pattern that brings mild conditions up and down the eastern seaboard. here's philadelphia, here's bermuda, it's an area that sits off the coast. during the summer months it's known as the bermuda high. it's pushing back toward the eastern seaboard. when we get the cold front that are out in the heartland of the nation right now.

they attempt to push east and hit the high. they don't drive south, they skirt the northern tier states cooling down for a day or two, and then you heat back up, the high retreats as the low comes through. that's pretty much the pattern we've been dealing with for the last couple of months. that's why we're in heat wave number 7. it will bring the heat today. we cool things down tomorrow. 97 degrees today. feeling like 102 with the humidity. combines of sun and clouds. tomorrow morning there's the isolated chance of a shower or thunderstorm. otherwise it's clouds and sun, turning breezy and cooler high of 87 degrees. now we're going to start to warm up next week, that's followed by a strong cold front that will knock us down into the 70s by thursday and friday. >> good to hear the word cool. >> thank you so much. 6:26. alan iverson takes his place in the hall of fame.

ducis rogers takes his humble and grateful induction speech. >> reporter: good morning. emotional humble, raw and thankful. that was alan iverson yesterday during his hall of fame induction ceremony. a. i. gave the speech of the night. he broke down several times thanking all the people who helped him along the way during an amazing career. 11 all time all star and rookie of the year. iverson had a special bond with philadelphia. >> philly fans. [cheers and applause]. >> my relationship with the fans in philadelphia is like no other. [cheers and applause]. thank you and thank you all for the support over the years, you all let me grow, you all let me make my mistakes, never jumped off the bandwagon, continued to support me like true fans are

supposed to. well deserved. eagles seasons is almost here, tomorrow the birds face the browns in the opener. if you're anxious for the season to begin, imagine how the players feel. >> the guys are excite thed to play football -- excited to play football. there's outside noise, guys are excited about the consider of the team and it will be revealed on sunday. >> jamie jeff and i will be on twitter during the game to offer our insight on what's happening on the field. phils, 4-1. cameron rup eare youee-- erupts. walk off homer with 2 outs. second long ball of the game. the phillies lose 5-4.

temple set to take on stoney brook at 1:00 p.m. don't forget at 9:45 on of abc, it's temple football play book. i'm ducis rogers have yourself a terrific weekend. >> 6:29 we have more coming up on "action news" saturday morning stay with us we're coming right back. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one.

with us, it is now 6:31. looking live outside, philadelphia airport is going to be the 7th heat wave of the season. it continues to heat up the delaware valley. that ends thankfully today. it doesn't look like much, but officials say this was the result of an underground explosion that shook a south philadelphia block. one way to stay cool, head

to the movies there's a thriller on the screen. we'll take a look at the new film. chris sowers is helping you to plan the weekend, 7th heat wave ending today. >> reporter: we hope. yes it should end today. let's go live on sky6 live hd, looking at cape may, it's a beautiful beach day, you'll pick up a sea breeze before the day progresses. before that happens on the sand you'll top out close to 90-degree. it's a warm one across the entire region. wilmington, 77. dover, 77. it's been very, very dry and we don't see any rain in the foreseeable future. the good news for that, i haven't had to cut the grass in like a month. we need the rain 3 inches in a deficit in the city of philadelphia. showers to the north. thunderstorms to the northwest. we'll stay high and dry today.

the pool forecast. if you have the pool open, 96 degrees by 4:00 p.m. this afternoon, at that point it's going to feel like 102, we're expecting a high of 97 today which would tie the record that was set many years ago. so near record heat expected with oppressive humidity. cooler changes on the way next week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray. >> look forward to it, chris, thank you so much. you can find the seven-day forecast and live look at double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. new this morning, an underground explosion rattled a block in south philadelphia. the force of the blast sent a manhole cover flying at the corner of south 16th and mc keen streets at 1:00 a.m. nobody was hurt. peco is investigating. domestic dispute led to a shooting and standoff in west

philadelphia. officers were called to the scene a woman open the door and the suspect behind her started shooting at police. that woman was shot in the arm, but managed to run out of the home. she was taken to the hospital. police say several people were inside the home at the time including some children. >> we were concerned about the people inside. they had four children inside, i don't know their ages, and two adults that were also inside. >> the suspect's mother was in the home. she helped police negotiate with the suspect when swat members entered they found the man was shot in the leg. so far he has been identified as a man in his 20s. this morning he is in the hospital under police observation. we know the identity of the woman accused of running down a philadelphia police officer. she was identified as 33-year-old erica avila. police officers tried to stop a stolen jeep driving in the wrong

direction in port richmond. avila tried to run down the officer who prompted the officers to start shooting. it end in a police chase and crash into a police van. no officers were hurt. a break-threw agreement is in place -- break-flew agreement is in place to bring an end to the bloodshed in syria. the first step of the agreement calls for a nationwide cease-fire monday at sundown. american and russian military partnership will begin it will focus on fighting militants and delivering humanitarian aid to civilians. it's a turning points in the five yearlong conflict. house of representatives passed a controversial bill that

will allow the families of the victims to sue saudi arabia. the senate passed the measure in may, president obama is expected to veto it. the white house has warned it could lead to lawsuits from foreign countries against the u.s. pennsylvania governor, tom wolf is mourning the loss of his father this morning. his father bill, died at the age of 95 yesterday. funeral arrangements are pending. a spokesperson said the governor will not take part in the 9/11 observance that happens tomorrow at the crash site of flight 93. two universities are going to form the 5th largest college in philadelphia. thomas jefferson university and philadelphia university are merging. no name has decided. the merger is expected to be completed by next fall.

from our new jersey newsroom, billionaire carl ikahn wants to winds down table games at trump taj mahal. he says the casino is losing millions of dollars a month. the closure is expected to happen october 10. happening today, miss america contestants will be showing off their shoes, the show us your shoes parade kicks off on the atlantic city boardwalk at 5:00 a.m. 5,000 marchers 15 floats and 15 march are bands are expected to take part in the 96th miss america competition. you can see who takes the crown during the the 96th miss america competition live from atlantic city right here on 6abc. chris harrison is your host. all the fun begins at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. 6:37 it was one of the most

dramatic emergency landings of our time, now the miracle on the hudson comes to the screen. we'll have a preview of sully. plus they are loveable and in need of a good home after flooding forced them out of their. awe is right. we'll tell you how you can make a if you fur-ever home for thes. prepare for a heat wave which ends today. "action news" saturday morning, continues after the break.

>> governor of louisiana has asked congress for $2 billion to help the bayou state to recover from catastrophic flooding. john bel edwards went to capitol hill to seek funding. 18 dogs were rescued from the louisiana flood zone. they are waiting for their forever home. they are at the camden county shelter in blackwood. they love the camera. the 1 puppies and 6 adults were brought there to ease overcrowding in the shelters down south. all have been checked out and they are ready for adoption. we hope they find their forever home. >> reporter: my wife said we could get a dog when we got a house. guess what we bought two weeks ago. >> what did you get.

>> reporter: no we got a house. >> now you can get a dog. >> reporter: i'll be there later this afternoon. >> take a picture. rmts let's go outside and see what we have going on here, live on sky6 live hd, you can see the haze. a lot of humidity in the air, uncomfortable once again with temperatures in the upper 70s, feels-like temperatures 3 to 4 degrees warm are than that already. double scan live is clear, we could see a shower or thunderstorm isolated after midnight tonight. that would be good, because we've been dry over the last couple of months. we're in a 3-inch deficit in philadelphia. dewpoint, 73. that number is spiking between 73 and 75. winds out of the south at 6 miles per hour. the ocean temperature, 73. wilmington, 77. dover, 77. millville, 76. 68 in the poconos. trenton, 74.

dewpoints as awful as they will get in this part of the country. 73 in philadelphia. that's in the awful category, millville and6, that's awful. 2:30 p.m., dewpoints close to70. they will drop tomorrow in the 50s and 60s thanks to this cold front right here, this will sweep through. this front is separating two different air masses. it was snowing across the front range yesterday. items in the in the 30s and 40s. bismarck 34 degrees. on the flip side of the front, we're in heat wave number 7.

the southeastern ridge sitting off the coast of the carolinas that will east up the moisture. more than likely the front will slide through dry. one or two areas will pick up a brief shower or thunderstorm after midnight tonight. that's about it, a lot of us stay dry. future tracker 6, look for a combination of sun and clouds, hazy, hot and humid, high around 97 feeling like 102. tomorrow we're starting out with clouds, here comes the front. maybe you're picking up a shower by lunchtime, thunderstorm north of philadelphia. and clouds break for sunshine during the afternoon hours, with falling humidity levels and more comfortable temperatures. 97 degrees feeling like 102. look for a combination of sun and clouds, winds are light out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. pretty much going hour by hour, it doesn't matter how you slice it here, it's going to be very uncomfortable from start to finish. 11:00 a.m., 88.1:00 p.m., 93.

expect a high of 97. jersey shore, you'll spike to 88, 89 warm and soupy, feeling like the low to mid 90s. sea breeze kicks in and knocks the numbers down. tomorrow, 83, ocean water temperature, 73. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll drop ten tomorrow. 97 today. 83 tomorrow. monday is a beautiful day. monday might be one of days you don't see a cloud in the sky the entire time. it's going to be that nice. tuesday sun andy clouds, 86. wednesday, 90, thursday and friday, does that look great or what, 77 and 79 degrees. >> this heat wave one last little punch from mother nature. >> reporter: i've been saying that for the last couple of

weeks, we hope. the pattern is looking more progressive, you'll see more 70s in the seven day. we should it's september. >> fall is almost here. thank you. 6:46 speaking of the heat. a massive ice cube is the big attraction at seattle's design festival, 20,000-pound slab of ice made of 64 blocks of ice. the hope is to teach people about the water cycle. the high today in seattle, 75 degrees, so this will not melt quickly.

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everyone, 6:53, saturday morning, another scorcher is on the way, all compliments to the southeast ridge or another name for it, the bermuda high pressure system that's sitting right here. all summer long this high has been planted near bermuda and north carolina. it's sprawling out along the cold front here. when it the cold front temperatures to break through the barrier, it hits the area of high pressure instead of driving to the south it is forced to graze the northern tier states, it moves like this. we'll cool off to a day or two and the high shoves back to the west, and we get into the cooker again, hazy, hot and humid. that's been the pattern since july 1 on. that's the setup right now. the good news after we get through this last scorcher of the day we'll see cooler changes arrive from the west as the first of the two cold front

slides through, the second one brings temperatures back into the 70s by thursday and friday of next week. heat advisory is in effect for the entire area. 88 for the jersey shore, 90 in the city. feeling like 102. in the poconos, 83 mostly sunny skies. >> thank you so much. it is 6:55 turning to some interior design, if you have your eye on a new console table, but you don't want to spend a whole lot of money there's a dy i project that's very budget friendly. >> reporter: a console table can be a great centerpiece in any living room. it can couple at a cost of $900 for high end pieces. we have a way to build one using nontraditional materials for under $100. wait until you see this. >> we'll build a console table. we'll have the table tom and four chunky -- table top, and

four chunky legs. while it won't cost a lot it will fit and we'll build it for your home. what we needed to now is attach the legs to the lower base. >> it's fascinating to see when you see the 2 by 4s or 4 by 4s how it comes together. >> reporter: for the top of the table we're using planks of wood for a traditional look for the style of the home. >> i like how chunky it is. >> reporter: once together we gave it a weathered look by painting it white and adding a white wash of brown paint. it cost 80 bucks. like we say why pay full price when you can knock it off. for more budget friendly project

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after they are hurt in a crash on the schuylkill expressway. return to the streets for a delaware county police officer who was injured in the line of duty. plus we'll have endure at least another day of scorching heat and the big question when will we see relief? outside we go to the man with the answer, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast chris, when will we see relief? >> reporter: tomorrow, we have one more scorcher to get through, temperatures in the 90s. with the humidity it will feel like 102, 103, the heat advisory continues this afternoon for the entire delaware and lehigh valley. 72 in martins creek. 73 in warrington. center city, 78. levitt sit down, 7 -- levittown, 74. on the boards in atlantic city, 76 degrees. satellite and radar we've been stuck in a dry