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 pattern over the

last couple of months. philadelphia 3 inches below normal in the rainfall department. we could use wet weather, unfortunately all that green you see to the north is going to stay away from us, it will push north into the new england. for today look for a combination of sun and clouds, hazy, hot and humid, 97 degrees, again humidity it feels like 102 or 103. here's are a look at the feels-like temperatures later this afternoon and again this is one of those days i know we're used to this by now. you have to listen to your body. take it easy out there, if you're outdoors for extended periods of time take breaks and stay in the shade and stay hydrated. relief is on the the way tomorrow, temperatures drop into the 80s finally. the humidity drops off, when i come back i'll let you know how low the temperatures get in the seven-day forecast. >> stay with 6abc.com/weather

through the weekend for updates on the extreme heat. you can check out storm tracker 6 live for any pop-up storms out there and use twitter and facebook to follow our meteorologists and share your weather pictures. 7:02 new information to tell you about this morning. 6 people were hurt in a crash near the schuylkill expressway. an exit remains closed this morning, a car slammed into the back of another car on city avenue near the schuylkill expressway on-ramp. both cars spun out, one hit the guardrail, the other ended up on the grass median. the driver and four passengers were rushed to the hospital. none of the injuries are life threatening. an amazing update, a delaware county police officer who was shot seven times while on duty is back only the job this morning. it was 2 1/2 months ago that folcroft officer christopher dorman suffered the traumatic

injury. dann cuellar spoke with the officer last night. >> reporter: 25-year-old christopher dorman is back on the job and as far as he is concerned not soon enough. >> i'm not good at sitting around. >> reporter: it's remarkable when you think he was shot seven times back on june 24. >> i'm shot in the face. >> reporter: dorman was responding to a routine call police get everyday, someone was smoking and selling drugs, but down at a island had just gotten out of federal prison and had no intention of going back. >> i'm shot, i'm shot, i'm shot. >> reporter: dorman was shot once in the chest, four times in the leg and once in the face. the chief said this guy is the real deal. >> if he wants to come back

back to back to work just give it up. >> it's great to have him back. he is good, nice, excellent young man. >> reporter: but dorman has no apprehension of being back on the streets. if anything he was made stronger by the love and support he received from his colleagues. >> i don't consider them could workers they are my brothers and sisters. >> reporter: with that officer christopher dorman is back on the streets of his beloved folcroft where he was born and raised working the graveyard shift from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> gunshots sent panicked fans running from a football game. players and fans scrambling after hearing the shots in the

parking lot. a witness said he saw two people arguing. moments later, the shooting started. >> they walked them out 50 yards away to the parking lot, and all of a sudden there was gunshots. >> the men who were shot are conscious and breathing. several people with the suspects at the time of the shooting they are cooperating and talking to police. the stadium has metal detecters. >> a menorah stolen from a synagogue in somerton section has been returned. rabbi showed up for a 6:00 a.m. service thursday, the menorah was returned. other than a couple of broken light bulbs, it was in tack and police don't have any suspect at this point. the tax amnesty program in

pennsylvania runs from april 21 to june 19 for folks who have delinquent state taxes for 2015. if they pay back the taxes and half the interest and file missing returns they waive the other fees. 7:06 a.m., philadelphia area will be the epicenter of the presidential race next week. republican nominee donald trump will lead a 7:30 p.m. rally in delaware county tuesday. president obama travels to philadelphia tuesday to campaign for democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. tuesday's rally will be held in the mid afternoon on eakens oval. one other note, the clinton and

trump campaigns will halt television ads tomorrow keeping with tradition of a voiding part is an politics on 9/11. vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia tomorrow, he will commemorate the 15th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. the vice president will stand alongside 121 responders during the national anthem. this is the first time the vice president has not taken part during a ceremony in washington, d.c., new york city or shenksville. law enforcement gheard -- gathered for a wreath laying ceremony in rose tree park. they remember the victims in pennsylvania. tomorrow as we know marks the 15th anniversary of 9/11. 7:07 a.m.

one local veteran has come to terms with his war history. you will hear how reconciliation can help you move on enjoy your later years. plus, this was not the lesson plan cleanup underway as a car slams into a californiasr. it's another steamy day, but relief ask knock on the door. i'll let you know when it arrives when we come right back. narrator: terrorism here at home.

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plowed inside a community college classroom in california. 8 students and the teacher were in the path of the car. incredibly despite the car being all the way inside, nobody was hurt. police think the driver had a medical emergency and went off the road and into the classroom, the driver will be okay. a girl is earning respect on the soccer team and the boy's football team. raven is the place kicker on the team. it's her third year on the team. >> i tried freshman year, they didn't believe me, sophomore year they started to believe me. she makes all the practices and games. and guess what she is getting

as and bs in all of her classes. guys take a lesson from raven. it's 7:12, what we don't want to talk about is the oppressive heat. >> reporter: we have light at the end of tunnel. one more scorcher, and it starts to cool down for the second half of the weekend these a beautiful shot in the camden waterfront. you can see the haze very, very uncomfortable out there this morning. double scan live is clear. we don't have any precipitation on the radars this morning. we'll stay dry once again today. we'll get a brief shower or thunderstorm overnight tonight tonight and tomorrow morning. with the passage of the front looks like we'll stay dry through wednesday. we're starting to get low in the bucket here, we'll need rain. 95 degrees is yesterday's high temperature as well as thursday's high, 91 wednesday, we started off the weekend on the cooler side. 86 monday, 88 tuesday. so those 90s represent the

44th time this year that we've hit 90 degrees or higher in the city of philadelphia. on average we should see 27 of those days, the accuweather prediction is 32. we knew this was going to be a hotterrer than normal -- hotter than normal summer to begin with. where this ranks all time, currently we're 6th in terms of the number of 90 degrees days. summer of 2010 we saw 55 days, 53 in in 1991. the closest one in our path right now is 2002, 46 degrees. today will be 45. we have day 46 coming wednesday, we'll have to wait and see if we get another day of 90 after that. looks like temperatures will start to cool on a more consistent basis as the pattern becomes more progressive. it means frontal systems will

pass by every two or three days which will give us a break from the oppressive heat that's buildings up. another fronts comes through by the middle of next week that's the stronger front starting to show up across the western provinces of canada. this will knock us into the 80s tomorrow afternoon. busy mark, 47. snowing yesterday across the front range of the rockies. omaha, 55. wyoming rockies they saw 6 to 12 inches of snow with this frontal system that's sweeping through. this will moderate before it gets in here, but it will drop us into the 70s by thursday and friday of next week. here's the first front we're timing it out for you, the warm front has pushed through. we're in what's called the warm sector right now. hazy, hot and humid, high temperatures in the upper 90s feeling like 102, 103. it's a warm day tomorrow, forecasting highs in the mid 80s without the humidity it will feel better.

there will be a comfortable breeze blowing from time to time. 97 today feeling like 102, 103. allentown, 94. reading, 94. all three could be potentially record highs. trenton, 94. millville, 92. the shorepoints, let's say atlantic city gets up to 88, cape may, 87 that is before the sea breeze kicks in and you will pull back to the low 80s this afternoon. if you're outside today for an extended period of time this is what it it will feel like for your body, 102 by noon, 103 by 2. 102 degrees by 4:00 p.m. jersey shore, that's the place to be, 88 degrees, warm and sticky, the temperatures pull back with a sea breeze. tomorrow very comfortable, 83. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, hazy, hot and humid, the 97 feelz like

1 -- owe feels like 102. 83 tomorrow. monday, 83 degrees, tuesday, warmer, 86. wednesday, hot, 90. next cold front, thursday and friday, 77 and 79. looks like we warm up again next weekend only to see another cold front knock us down, that's the progressive pattern. >> good to see the 70s in the forecast. 7:16 for money veterans coming -- many veterans coming home it's a difficult adjustment in art of aging. tamala edwards introduces us to a vietnam veteran. >> reporter: even after dennis murphy nearly died in battle 45 years ago, he did not get a hero's welcome home from vietnam. >> when we came home, we were

outcasts. >> reporter: he got his masters and worked in college admission. the past has a way of catching up with us. in 1980s a south vietnamese student came into his office. murphy said he felt an obligation to help the south. two years ago he took a job at rose month college and met a student from north vietnam and her father who fought in the war. >> i never thought in a million years i would meet a north vietnamese soldier. i never thought about the north an what they they went through,e shared with me the challenges they had. we were all in it together but on different sides.

we related at a level of brothers in arms. >> they exchanged gifts and presented each other with their uniforms. now the former enemies are friends and murphy has made peace with a painful chapter. >> if you don't accept the enemy and move forward, you live in the past forever. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." newspapers know the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have... toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should follow toomey lead. no wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

up with us, here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. celebrate pennsylvania coast today with fun and free activities happening at walnut plaza at penns landing on the delaware river and the fairmont water works on the schuylkill river. there will be free round trip

shuttles that allow visitors to access both locations. there's crafts anne face painting and hands on exhibits. have fun. you can get your fill of seafood at atlantic city seafood festival. restaurants have been asked to keep their dishes at 10 bucks. arrive hungry today from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. the 14th annual landsdown arts on the avenue festival is an outlet door street market that features arts and music and food trucks in the heart of the downtown in front of the landsdown theater tomorrow from noon to 6:00 p.m. sports is coming up next.

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everyone, 7:24 saturday morning, not only are we dealing with the heat, we have to watch the tropics here. we're in the heart of hurricane season. right now the water temperatures are very, very warm. the gulf temperatures are ranging anywhere, these are the temperatures in the water between 85 and 90. and right off the coast of new jersey we're seeing water temperatures through the gulf streesm and much of the -- stream and much of the south 83 and 88. all you need is 80 degrees to strengthen the storm. this is well within range. some of the familiar tracks this time of the year, we tend to see storms develop like this off the coast of africa, and they make e

turn up the eastern seaboard or they travel west into the gulf they are steered by the huge bermuda high sitting offshore. the closer the high is to the coast, the closer the storms. we don't have anything going on right now, but we're in the heart of tropical season. we'll have to watch things closely over the next two to three weeks. 88 down the shore, 97 in philadelphia, feeling like 102. 83 degrees up in the mountains. >> all right, chris, thank you so much. alan iverson takes his place in the hall of fame. ducis rogers shows us the grateful and humble induction speech. >> reporter: good morning, emotional, humble, raw and thankful. that was alan i've son yesterday during his induction into the hall of fame. he thanked all the people who

helped him along the way, he was 11 time all star, rookie of the year, m.v.p. the list is too long to list. he has 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 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. >> reporter: well deserved. eagles season is almost here, tomorrow the birds face the browns in the opener. if you're anxious for the season to gin be imagine how the players feel. >> guys are excited to play a game of football. there's been so much outside noise per se going on with the team throughout the off season,

obviously. a lot of changes. the guys are excited about the consider of -- team and the character of the team will be revealed on sunday. >> reporter: jamie jeff and i will be on on twitter during the eagles game down on the field. cameron rup erupts. bottom of the 9th. tray turner hitting. the rookie hits a walk off homer with 2 outs. phillies lose 5-4. temple set to take on stoney brook at one. coming up at 9:45 a.m. it's temple football play book. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers have yourself a terrific weekend! >> we may have hit a new record high yesterday, but that did not stop people from hitting the courts in south philadelphia.

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heat. we're in the midst of our 7th heat wave, but, there is an end in sight thankfully. his name is aidan, some are calling him hero this morning. you'll meet a 7-year-old who helped saves mother's lifele. plus two merges of universities in philadelphia. we'll tell you what it means for the schools and the city. let's go outside to chris. >> reporter: you know it's bad out here when i step outside and my clothes are sticking to me because i'm already sweating. balls the temperatures are expected to be in record territory feeling like over 100. the national weather service continuesed the heat advisory through 7:00 p.m. peaking at 103 with the humidity. 78 if philadelphia. these are actual air temperatures. 73 in allentown. millville, 76. cape may and atlantic city, 76.

dover, 77 and lancaster 72. here's what makes it feel so lousy this morning him we've been dealing with this all summer long or at least from july on. you can see the scale toward the top of the screen. 65 is considered humid. 70 is awful. you get into the mid 70s that's miserable that's like living in new orleans or tampa. good morning to you, later this afternoon that's going to translate into temperatures over 100 degrees. day planner, positive note you'll see sunshine. 893 by 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 95. 5:00 p.m., 95 degrees, record-high temperatures expected today, along with the oppressive temperatures. cooler changes arrive next week, i don't mean back to the 80s, there's a few 70s in the

forecast, as well. i'll tell you about that in just a few minutes. >> i would like to remind you you can find the dech e seven day -- seven-day forecast at any time of the day at 6abc.com/weather. 7:32 a.m., traffic troubles on the schuylkill expressway an exit to a commonly used road is closed following a crash that sent of people to the hospital. two cars collided on city avenue near the schuylkill expressway on-ramp. both cars spun out. one hit a guardrail, the other on the grassy median. the drivers and four passengers were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. kelly drive lincoln drive exit on 76 eastbound is closed while police investigate this. an underground schoation -- explosion rattled a brock in south philadelphia south 16th

street. nobody was hurt, and peco is investigating. police believe a domestic duty led to a shootout in west philadelphia. officers responded to south millic street. a woman opened the door and the suspect behind her started shooting at police officers. that woman was shot in the arm and managed to escape from the home. she was taken to the hospital. police say several people were inside at the time including children. >> we were concerned about the people inside, you had four children inside, i don't know their ages and you had two adults that were inside. >> well, the suspect's mother was inside the home. she helped police negotiate with him, when swat members interested they found the -- entered they found the suspect shot in the leg. he is in the hospital in police

observation. the woman accused of trying to run dawn -- down police officers has been identified as eric avila. police say avila try to run down an officer which prompted officers to start shooting. she took off and it ended with the woman crashing into a police van. no officers were hurt. overseas, agreement is in place that will bring an end to the bloodshed in syria. this morning secretary of state john kerry said an agreement has been hammered out with russia. the first step of the agreement calls for a nationwide cease-fire beginning monday at sundown. unprecedented american and russian military partnership will target isis and al qaeda militants and deliver humanitarian aid to civilians. kerry called it a turning point

in the five year lock colon flict -- conflict that left 200,000 dead. president obama is expected to veto the bill that allows americans to sue saudi arabia over 9/11. pennsylvania governor tom wolf is mourning the loss of his father, bill wolf died yesterday. funeral arrangements are pending. he will not take part in the 9/11 memorial at crash site of flight 93. thomas jefferson university and philadelphia university are merging. while the schools are largely different, both sides are calling the merger a revolution

in academics. they have not selected a name, but the merger is expected to be complete next fall. billionaire carl ikahn will attempting to close trump taj mahal. he wants to wind down table games and disconnect the slot machines september 26. he said the casino is losing millions dollars a month. alan iverson's iconic career is now in the basketball hall of fame. he gave thanks to his formers sixers coach the coach of the 2001 sixers team that made the nba finals. >> once i started to listen to him the way i was supposed to and was coached by him, that's when i became the m.v.p., that's when i became an all star,

that's when i made first team all nba. >> an emotional a. i. also tank -- thanked john thompson for giving him a chance. he looked forward to coming home to his family who were there on those very tough days. miss america contestants show us your shoes parade kicks off today at 5:00 p.m. more than 5,000 marchers and 15 floats and marching bands expected to take part in the fun event ahead of the 96th miss america competition, you can see who takes the coveted crown during the 96th miss america competition live from atlantic city right here on 6abc. chris harrison is the host. all the fun kicks off at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. a seven-year-old is being called a hero after making an

desperate attempt to save his ailing mother. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic with his story. >> i remember screaming, help. >> reporter: 29-year-old christine of brick township does a type one diabetic, went into shock last sunday when her blood levels took a dangerous -- blood sugar levels took a dangerous dive. that's when her 7-year-old son aidan jumped into action. >> i was sad, she needed something to make her feel better. >> he unlocked the door and put the dog in the backyard before they arrived. he was very calm. >> reporter: aidan's mom recovered quickly after she got a shock to raise her blood sugar level. >> he is a good little boy, it is amazing, you know that he did what he did. >> reporter: to honor the second

grader's life saving effort aidan was invited to throw out the first pitch at the lakewood blue claw great many, the single a affiliate of the phillies. >> i'm so proud of him when they announced him as a here at the blue claws game, i broke down crying. >> aidan's god mother showed him how to dial 911 fours years ago that training paid off. >> he called 911 when he couldn't get help, he called us and he said i need help. >> he is my hero. >> reporter: aidan doesn't get what all the fuss is about, he is just glad his mom is okay. >> thank you for 7-year-old aidan. we heard of the five second rule, when do germs attach to food when it's dropped stay with

us, we have word from a new study. stay with us, and outside we go live, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as we overlook the city there. he said prepare for another scorcher, when "action news" continues after the break. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president.

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>> several tornados touched down in illinois. those storms rumbled across open land down state. nobody was hurt. flash flooding has inundated dozens of roads and homes in kansas him look at all the water there. emergency crews saved people trapped by the rising waters. families are beginning to get the idea how much they lost. >> reporter: we just want a little rain, not too much. i haven't cut the grass in a month. it's brown it doesn't grow any more. let's get you outside and show you the view down in atlantic city. we have a couple of folks out there taking a stroll or exercising on the boards. it's going to be nice down there, a little hot and humid, but you'll see a sea breeze later this afternoon. that will cool you guys down. double scan live is clear, no precipitation on the radars. universal we'll keep it dry once again today. outside shot of shower or

thunderstorm tonight, there's a slim channels 20% chance we -- slim chance, 20% chance we see a shower tomorrow morning. 78 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 73. the winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour. ocean temperature, 74. look at the high where it stacks up against the averages. normally we we should be around 80 degrees, we're closing in on 100. this shall be good enough for the record high set back in 1983. the low is close to what our normal high is for this time of the year. tanersville, 69. pottstown, 71. saint davids, 73. center city the warm spot, 78. 78 in blue berry county, glassboro, 79. on the delaware bay, it's a comfortable morning, 75 in gandys beach. very high dewpoints, 77 in sea

isle city, and woodbine checking in at 77. satellite and radar, we have a couple of clusters of showers and thunderstorms, they are up to the north. this is the warm front pushing through new england this afternoon, behind it this is what's called the warm sector. it gets real toasty today. upper 90s feeling like 102 in most of the region. we start to cool off behind the front. the cold front will goat active as the day progresses. -- it will get active as the day progresses. as the front charges east it will hit the high pressure, bermuda high, the southeastern ridge that ridge will eat up all the moisture leaving us with an isolated chance of passing shower or thunderstorm in the next 24 to 36 hours. sun and clouds today, smooth sailing hot and humid. tomorrow morning we start out with clouds, sun peeking through, here comes the front, you see how all the moisture

kind of fizzled out. maybe one or two areas will pick up a quick-hitting shower that's about it. right now it's clouds an sunshine. if you're heading to lincoln financial field it's a comfortable game against the browns with temperatures in the mid 80s. 97 degrees, feeling like 102. look for a combination of sun and clouds, winds are light 5 to 10 miles per hour. 1:00 p.m., 93. 3:00 p.m., 95. 5:00 p.m., 95. somewhere in between the two we hit 97. jersey shore, sticky, 88 degrees before the sea breeze kicks in and then you pull back into the low 80s. sunday, refreshing 83. ocean water temperature, 74. tomorrow, eagles home opener against the cleveland browns, sunny and comfortable lowering dewpoints, kickoff temperatures 84. 4ther 85.

monday may be the nicest day in the forecast. it's a nice day. 83 degrees. 86 tuesday, 90 on wednesday, thursday and friday, i would love to see that on a characterize antibasis, 77 and 79 degrees. >> you don't like the heat? >> reporter: i'm a little tired of it. >> 7:47 all new "fyi philly." we introduce you to the local women vying for the crowb of miss america -- crown of miss america you can learn about them tonight at 7:30 on "fyi philly" on 6abc. i have asthma...

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with us on this saturday morning, 6:50, 78 degrees, sky6 live hd give you -- giving you a lovely view of the commodor barry bridge. the sun is out and heat advisory in effect, use caution outside. seems the old five second rule is debunked. germs almost instantly jump on the food when it hits the ground. the study found some foods are more of a bacteria magnet than others. watermelon pieces have the highest concentrations of

bacteria. gummy bears have the least. norm five second rule throw it in the trash. a california mom has an alert for many, a california boy has a bacteria on his hand. he got a cut on his hand, his finger started swelling. he was rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery. >> when the surgeon came in she could not believe how severe the finger was. he could not feel it. the swelling increased and the an -- antibiotics were not working. >> this is a strep a infection. it could have led to amputation

or death. the school was notified. all the equipment was cleaned. his dreams of playing football on hold. he has to get better. there's something you need to think about this morning if you ever that cup of coffee. if you need several cups to get you through the morning, you may want to book a flight to australia. a bar claims they can keep you up for 15 hours with this coffee. 80 times strong than standard shot. it contains 5,000 milligrams of caffeine. that's insane. that's more than 1 times the daily recommended limits -- 12 times the daily recommended limits. coming up, chris sowers is

taking a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. get your coffee, we're back after this. >> before we go a final check

of the forecast. it's going to be another hot and humid day with temperatures near 97 degrees. if you're heading to chester for the soccer game taking on the montreal impact. 94 by 7:00 a.m. 87 by the 90th minute. warm and sticky. it will be dry, but uncomfortable. temple taking on stoney brook at lincoln financial field, 1:00 p.m. start time, highs around 97. feeling like 103. sunday, 87. monday looks good, sunny and pleasant high of 83. one more scorcher of a day. >> one more. >> 7:55 we're just a few

minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's paula ferris with the preview. >> reporter: good morning, gray, hello philadelphia, samsung is underfire, two federal agencies are warning consumers to turn off their galaxy note vii and stop using them right away. the flagship device can allegedly burst into flames. plus, the latest twis in the making -- twist in the making a murderer series tape. the wisconsin attorney general is appealing the ruling that overturned the murder conviction. finally we're getting excited for tennessee versus virginia tech. rob marciano is at college game day at bristol motor speedway where record crowds are expected for the epic game. stick around it's coming up on "g.m.a." hope to see you soon. >> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, the pennsylvania state trooper who

survived an ambush shooting is filing suit. plus, 6 people rush to the hospital after a two car crash near the schuylkill expressway. the latest for you at 9:00 a.m. now for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

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