since the unforgettable terror attacks that killed almost 3,000 people and forever changed the lives of so many more. vice president joe biden will be at the eagles season opener today to honor first responders who put their lives on the line on that unimaginable day. >> let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. relief on the way, right, chris? >> reporter: it's can't get here

soon enough. it's a muggy morning, temperatures in the 07 70s, dewpoints in the 70s. it feels uncomfortable right now. the cold front is knocking on the door it will sweep through in the next couple of hours. 78 in alin' -- allentown, trenton, 77. millville, 76. reading, 78. the front crossed harrowing burst and williamsport. it's two hours away. pittsburgh, 59 degrees, buffalo, 61. binghamton, 58. more importantly, the dewpoints have dropped into the 50s behind this front. once this things crosses you'll feel immediate relief. you will feel a whole lot better out here today. it's a football sunday eagles taking on the cleveland browns, the season opener, you couldn't ask for anything better. it will be warm temperatures in the mid 80s, compared to yesterday, it should feel a million times better, sunny warm

and comfortable. when i come back in just a few minutes you'll talk about overnight lows tonight and tomorrow night getting down into the 40s. that's coming up guys. >> folks, if you're just weaking up with us, solemn remembrances happen across the nation marking the 15th anniversary of the september 11 terror attacks. >> reporter: there will be moments of silence at the world trade center the pentagon and shenksville, pennsylvania. beams of light illuminate the sky where the twin towers once stood. >> the names of the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives are part of a permanent fixture at ground zero. it has become a custom each person is read allowed at the ceremony on 9/11. marcy gonzalez is in lower

manhattan where the nation remembers 9/11. >> reporter: yeah from the reading of the name to a moment of silence the families say does not get any easier. today from the raw emotional images seared into the collective memory, to the faces and stories of the two thousand 90096 lives lost. a reflex on all the -- 2,996 lives lost. the impact of the terror attacks piercing through the haunting recollections,. >> as we crawled in deeper into the smoke fill environment we came to the understanding we're going to die in that pile. >> reporter: the lingering effects, 127 new york city firefighters who stayed at ground zero in the days and weeks that followed in the

attacks search running through the smoldering toxic debris have died of respiratory and other aliments. >> gagging problems, worsened, chronic became a cute, the number of those lost to the terror attacks of september 11 began to grow. >> 17 new names added to the memorial wall, the other names etched into history are read allowed. below the brilliant reflex of the new trade center to the pentagon andle pennsylvania never forget. as the family gathers, nypd officers are on high alert, though the fbi say there's no

specific or credible threats. back to you. >> vice president joe biden will lead a tribute for the first responders at the lincoln. 443 firefighters and 17 law enforcement officers and 5 military personnel died in the attack. >> people in pennsauken planted flags for each victim who died on 9/11, more than 600 victims were from new jersey. young children who were not alive when the attacks happened were among those who took a part in the event. candle lit up the garden of reflection in bucks county. people are standing united with the special focus of the residents in bucks county, among them, victor serincinni was the pilot that went into the south

to your. jeff chirico has more. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the coverages of 9/11 and join us for more coverage on "action news" at 9:00 p.m. developing this morning, gunfire at a gas station in trenton, has killed two people. police and medicine i think -- medics were called out to the shell station. they found one victim in front of the station and another nearby, both were pronounced dead. trenton police are investigating. a driver smashed into several parked cars in northeast philadelphia. the action cam was on the scene where car parts littered the scene. police say the woman lost control of the vehicle and hit five parked cars. police are investigating, but there's no word on any charges. 7:06. now to vote 2016.

a new poll this morning shows hillary clinton leading the race for the white house 46% support among likely voters in the abc washington post poll, advances on incumbent are aiding clinton. donald trump is well in the hunt at 41%. gary johnson has 9%, jill stein of the green party, 2%. the eagles open their season this afternoon at the linc with a new coach anne rookie quarterback running the show. >> coach doug peterson and qb carson wentz are in the hot sends as the birds play the cleveland browns. carson wentz is back from a rib injury that kept him out of the preseason, he is eager and composed. >> you inherit the pressure, you block it out, it's a game of

football, i'm ready to play within myself and the system and lead these guys, the pressure and the outside it's just a game of football, i'm read to attack it and do my best. >> carson is the guy for the future, he love his demeanor, his attitude, he has the confidence, the humility and there's a swagger about him. >> he is excited to be out on the field and excited to play football and you can tell by the way he practices and programs. >> peterson knows a thing or two about banking on a rookie quarterback, back in 1999, donovan mcnabb replaced him as starter. tune to "action news" sports sunday our team will breakdown the game for you. >> we'll have a new miss america, you can see heroin the

the -- you can see her win the crown here on 6abc. miss delaware attends the university of delaware. miss new jersey has a degree in science, and miss pennsylvania has a degree in industrial engineering. all eyes were on the contestants fancy foot wear, red, white and blue was on display as miss america pageant saluted our country before and after 9/11. >> this miss america pageant will broadcast live from atlantic city boardwalk hall tonight at 9:00 p.m. on channel 6. then we want you to stay tuned for "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >> it's always a fun night. >> exiting. a sweet treat made in pennsylvania is under a recall

this morning. we have details coming up on sunday morning edition of "action news." >> things end badly for dozens of college students partying off campus when a deck collapses under their feet. police want to know who would shoot a teenager riding along on a bike. a woman in a famous photo has died. we'll share the story you may not have known about this iconic picture, chris. >> reporter: coolers changes are finally on the way coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> welcome back on this sunday, 7:13, 79 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at the center city skyline. the eagles season opener at the linc is today and tailgaters have some pretty nice weather to look forward to, right? >> reporter: it's a good thing yesterday wasn't the home opener, it was brutal. heat index over 103. today will be better. as we get you outside, it will be a nice day for the jersey shore as well. you will not see as much sundown there today as yesterday. but it will be cooler. temperatures pull back into the mid 80s on the water and upper 80s for everybody else. double scan live is clear,

although we're beginning to see a couple of sprinkles in eastern portion of berks county and east of fleetwood. bally and boyertown a couple of spritzes and sprinkles. we'll see showers push west to east over the next hour or two. as the front slides eastbound. we are in desperate need of rain, over the past 3 weeks philadelphia reported a half inch of rain that's well below seasonal averages. the last time we picked up an inch or more in a storm you have to go back to july 25th. usual usually we the get the afternoon thunderstorms they hit and we see an inch or two, we have not seen that in the last couple of days. the grass is getting brown and the air is getting drier and drier. we need rain around here, i don't see any in the foreseeable

future. there's a thunderstorm or two wednesday, but that's about it. dewpoint, 72. that will be falling, winds out of the southwest at 14 miles per hour. upper 70s for everybody. if you were up early this morning, you know how uncomfortable it was, it feels just as uncomfortable right now as it did yesterday at this time. that will be changing because the front is crossing through harrisburg and williamsport and central pennsylvania anne pushing -- and pushing east. you will feel the changes in the next couple of hours. 11:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., you will feel the change. there's nothing going on, it's a drier weather pattern going on for most of the lower 48. cooler, but dry. 46 in bismarck. 56 in on him -- omaha. saint louis, 59. cincinnati, 57. this is the air mass that is making beeline toward the delaware and lehigh valleys. future tracker 6, i hope this pans out, we'll see a couple of

showers, it will last ten, 15 minutes at best, it will quickly push through. there's the fronts crossing the jersey shore 1:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m. it's mainly clouds and sunshine, it's a nice refreshing afternoon with cooler canadian air rushing in out of the northwest. tomorrow it's beautiful from start to finish. maybe a couple of clouds for the jersey shore, otherwise it's wall-to-wall sunshine temperatures in the 80s. overnight tonight, down to 59 in philadelphia. 48 in the lehigh valley. 50 in reading. trenton, 54. tomorrow, upper 670s low 80s. high temperatures, that will feel nice, tomorrow night, same thing back down into the upper 40s low 50s across the lehigh valley. 59 for philadelphia, and trenton, 56 degrees. heat wave comes to an ends today. 87 degrees, clouds and sun, maybe a shower during the late morning hours, otherwise it's a dry day, turning less humid, winds out north northwest at 10

to 20 miles per hour. if you pick up a shower it's around lunch time, late morning, 80 degrees, 83 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 835 degrees, 5378, 85 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we've got one more hot one to go that's on wednesday. 82 monday, 84 for tuesday, 92 as we get into wednesday afternoon. the good news here is the humidity is not all that bad. the 92 will feel like 93 or 94 not bad. 79 thursday, friday and saturday, 82, 85. so i'm feeling good about it, that's the last time i'm pupght pupght -- putting a 90 on the board. >> 7:17. that heat wave has caused major problems in particular at baynor

stadium, five high school students had to be taken to the hospital after they showed symptoms of heat exhaustion. this happened at 1:00 p.m. as the teenagers were watching a football between delaware military academy and wilmington charter. now, in addition to those who went to the hospital, several others had to be taken home by their parents. we are told everyone is expected to be okay. from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons,

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>> welcome back everyone, 7:24 sunday morning, let's talk about the tropics here, yesterday was the peak of hurricane season. what tends to happen at this stage of the game. we have huge areas of high pressure known as the bermuda high. winds blow clockwise around the high that set up a block across the eastern sea breeze. often times we see thing develop out here, they ride up the eastern sea breeze and they pass

the florida keys or the florida straits and pass into the gulf of mexico. right now everything is quiet. as we switch it over to the water vapor image we have a flare up here and activity here, west of jamaica. we'll watch that over the next few days, things tail off as we get into october, but the next couple of weeks things are busy in the tropics. we may have a shower early this morning, otherwise, clouds give way to sun and less breezy and highs in the mid 80s. >> 7:25, in sports, are you ready for football? eagles turn to rookie qb. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: it's been carson wentz this, carson wentz that since the eagles traded sam bradford, the rookie quarterback is not the only one making his debut at at the linc. he will try to become the second

eagles coach in history to win the first game. wednesday will become the first rookie eagles quarterback in team history to start week one. >> i'm clrd excited i'm -- already excited i'm trying to control and focus all week. once the kickoff happens it's just football again at the end of the day i'll look back and how special a moment it was for me. >> i can talk to him, frank can talk to him, it's human nature, my butterflies will be going, too, it's my first game, as well, butterflies will be flowing, he is such a mature guy i don't anticipate anything being too big for him. >> reporter: let's hope not. as always on game day, the "action news" sports team will be live tweeting on site, follow jamie and ducis and myself

tweeting on the eagles. phillies are trying to avoid losing 4 game down in washington, d.c. ikoff doesn't allow a single run, after keeping him in check all night long, 8th inning, out goes happier. 3-run shot. phils lose 3-0. they are sent out for the 5 of the time in the last three weeks. union hosting montreal who beat them badly in july. union up 1 in the 88th minute. montreal scores, the match finishes in 1-1 draw. dr. jay was at alan iverson's side at the hall of

fame. last night he was showing off his skills that raises money for the salvation army. everyone was talking about iverson's heartwarming speech. >> you got to dig deep to recall and share that moment, the way that he shared it. he did an excellent job. he is a special guy, he is at a special place in his life. i think only good things will come out of it. >> that's the sports, i'm jeff skeverski, have a great day. fios is not cable. we're wired differently.

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september 11, themes like this are playing out across the nation as we remember and honor those who died 15 years ago. accuweather says relief is coming, the heat wave is about to end. glitz, glamour and scholarships, tonight the miss america pageant will crown it's new winner. you can watch it live on 6abc. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. relief on the way. >> reporter: heading this way. it's starting to feel already, the breezes are picking up, the humidity is high, the temperature are warm, at least we're picking up a breeze now. it feels a little bit better. let's start out down the shore, avalon, 76 degrees, ocean city and margate, 77. maybe football is not your cup of tea on this football sunday,

head to the shore. clouds will hold on longer, temperatures in the mid 80s. ocean water temperature, 74. not too bad for this time of the year. reading, 78. allentown, 78. trenton, 77. speaking of the shore this is what it looks like in cape may right now. it's quiet just a few clouds upstairs, not too much of a breeze, the chop is fairly tame. again, you'll see sunshine here before the day is out. satellite and radar showing relief right there in the middle of screen. that's a cold front knocking on the door, should get in here in the neck couple of hours, it will cool off the temperatures, more importantly it will knock the humidity down, it will feel better later this afternoon. forecast for today, down at the jersey shore, clouds and limited sun. the sunshine will come after 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. on the sand, 84 degrees. philadelphia, 87. less humid and comfortable.

poconos look at that, clouds and comfortable, limited sunshine, 76 degrees. not a bad way to finish off the weekend. we do need rain, i'm tracking a little bit of it in the seven-day forecast. when i come back i'll show you when that arrives and i'll have cooler changes for you at the end of the week. gray. >> 7:32. we turn our attention to a solemn day on our cal -- calendar, the annual remembrances of our 9/11 attacks. so many people went to work and never came home. this is a live picture look he the freedom tower in manhattan. we'll have more in a moment, but jeff chirico was at the garden n of reflection where ceremonies are planned for later today. >> reporter: this is the first of several events planned this weekend, while many vigils over the past 15 years have promoted

individual healing, organizers wanted this to be about sharing the significance of 9/11 with the next generation. ♪ >> reporter: with song and speeches they remembered. >> i get the same feeling i did 15 years ago, scared, confused and heartbroken. >> reporter: as the sun sets over the garden of reflection hundreds gathered remembering those who died that traumatic day, the names of 18 from bucks county etched in glass, joshua reef left behind a devastated family in yardley. >> i had a mother who could not get out of bed. i had a father who ran off to work to get away, i had siblings who were very much in pain. >> reporter: as taps played and candles lit many young faces were seen in the crowd. >> we were just in new york a couple of weeks ago to explain this all happened where you were

two weeks ago. >> it makes me think of all the hard times people have been through. >> reporter: it's not an easy discussion, but one victim's loved one hope families will have at home. >> go online and find a name, any name and just find out a couple of facts about them, because you know that name that is somebody's loved one. >> reporter: as the twin fountains rise from the pool, it becomes clear some things can never be complained. >> complained -- explained. why would do people do this? i don't know why. it's sad people do this in the world. >> reporter: jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> mayor jim kenny will join fire police and first responders for a memorial march this morning at the firemen's hall museum. the travis mannian foundation

offers support for soldiers and sailors. the freedom tower stands taller than the twin towers, it's a glittering memorial to the 3,000 americans killed on u.s. soil. commemorations of the salem anniversary -- solemn anniversary began days ago. in washington, government officials echoed a moment of unity in the wake of the tragedy. in shenksville, pennsylvania, hundreds gathered to remember those who lost their lives after a plane crashed on september 11. there were 40 lanterns representing the victims of flight 93. >> i will be proud of them for what they have done, but also deeply saddened about how much everybody misses them. >> this morning, president

obama is observing the anniversary of the attack with a moment of silence in the white house residents at 8:46 a.m., the president will then head to the pentagon for a memorial service. looking live at the pentagon, abc news and "action news" will have live coverage all morning in a moment of silence, 6abc.com will also update all the commemorations. time 7:36 a.m. new information about a teenager in the hospital who was shot while riding his bicycle. police in new castle, delaware, found nine shell casings at the scene. the 16 was on the bike near 273 near the georgetown village apartments when he was shot nine times in the leg. he was taken to the hospital in stable condition. new information this morning this time on the dump truck crash that happened in

delaware. crews have cleared the wreckage that was blocking the southbound lanes in newark. the truck overturned after hitting the overpass late last night. the driver is okay this morning, the road is all clear. "action news" is going down to a big night in atlantic city. >> reporter: that's right, someone will be named the new miss america live on 6abc. ray romunde is live in ac. a great night, ray. >> reporter: absolutely, the sun has risen on the boardwalk where the competition began, the pageant not about the beauty and brains and the scholarships it's about remembering the lives lost on this day 15 years ago and paying homage to the soldiers who pay the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. 52 contestants from across the u.s. and its territory all vying

and dreaming for this moment. >> miss georgia! >> reporter: the sparkling crown, the sash, the coveted title of miss america, 2017. >> miss america 2017. >> reporter: for the last two weeks, the beautiful and sophisticated young women have put forward their salute best, among the women vying to take the crown is the first openly lesbian contestant miss missouri. along with the glitz and glamour is the honor that comes with the ms. america telecast being held on america's darkest day. the same day the county memorializes those lost during the 9/11 terror attacks. tonight's competition is promising to be an endanger

spectacle, as far as scholarship portion of miss america, the organization has raised $14 million with everyone looking forward to tonight's competition. live along the atlantic city boardwalk, ray romunde channel 6 "action news" we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> miss america will broadcast live from boardwalk hall tonight at 9:00 p.m. on channel 6. we want you to stay tuned for "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >> the opioid prices is hitting senior citizens. we run down the side effects and guidelines next on "action news." >> opera philadelphia will tell a story of romance and ruthlessness. >> chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, i think you're going to like it, we'll be right back. as always we'red

you're waking up with us sunday morning, 7:42 a.m., 79 degrees, this is a live look courtesy, sky6 live hd over philadelphia international airport. >> we're getting better, bit by bit. >> reporter: it's 79 degrees out there, that's usually our normal high, 7:42 a.m. so we have work to do, but yes, things are slowly getting better as the cold front preches from - approaches from the northwest.

sky6 live hd live in penns landing, it's warm and sticky out there. the breeze is starting to pick up, that may be a sign that the front is getting closer and closer. the radars are clear, there could a few spritzes and sprinkles showing up across portions of berks county. the front is sitting off here and the viewing area is dry. 7 degrees above average for this time of the year. we started off at 78 that's close to our normal high for this time of the year. 79 in the industry of brotherly love. 78 in reading, allentown, 78. trenton, 77. same number for atlantic city, millville, 76. and dover checking in at 78 degrees. there's the scale right there, you get above 70 with the dewpoint temperature that feels lousy. dover, 78 that's in the terrible

or miserable category. millville, 75. this is the leading edge. you see how the colors are beginning to change, that's the leading edge of the cooler air that will push the humidity out to sea later this afternoon. it may feel uncomfortable right now, if you're making your way to lincoln financial field in the next couple of hours, cruel notice the change with the refreshing breezes out of the northwest and the humidity dropping off. there's the front pushing through central pennsylvania. a better angle shows up on the water vapor image. that's dry canadian air that's pushing east knocking all the humidity out to sea. future tracker 6 suggesting one or two areas with the passage. front could see a brief quick-hitting shower. is if you pick up the shower it may last 10 or 15 minutes. we'll go from clouds to sun breezy and cooler behind the front. tomorrow it's picture perfect.

lots of sun and hardly a cloud in the sky, high temperatures in the low 80s. 87 degrees, less humid, clouds to sun. millville, 86. cape may, 83. atlantic city, 84. the clouds hold on a little bit longer for the shorepoints, after 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. you'll get into sunshine down there, as well. overnight tonight i've seen model runs in allentown, 41 that will feel nice. trenton, 58. millville, 58. shorepoints, mid 60s. one more hot one coming up on wednesday, today, 87. comfortable, less humid. 82 monday, perfection. tuesday mostly sunny, 84. wednesday, sunny, moderately humid, 92 feels like 93, 94. not too terribly bad. thursday, another cold front pushes through, sunny and nice,

79. friday, 82. saturday, warmer, 85 degrees. we have one more hot day to go, the rest of the seven day looks good. we do need rain, though. >> tell you what, if i see 90 after next week i'll be talking to you. >> reporter: here in philadelphia, though. >> you're worried aren't you? >> reporter: maybe a little bit. >> thank you chris. america's opioid crisis is not only for the younger generation, the medicare generation is caught up in it too. there's a way to use them wisely, here's tamala edwards. >> reporter: the numbers are staggering nearly one-third of all medicare recipients received prescriptions for open joyed pain killer -- opioid prescriptions last year.

>> there's always a delicate balance between appropriately medicated for pain that you're not suffering, and being overmedicated. >> reporter: seniors are vulnerable first they risk more drug interactions because they take medicine cases, there's risk of drowsiness or confusion. >> adding a narcotic or opioid on top of that. it makes them prone to falling or serious injuries. >> reporter: because of slower metabolism or lower kidney function sleepness. >> opioids should be taken as directed. cdc guidelines urge doctors to prescribe them for shorter terms 3 to 7 days. consider over-the-counter pain

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opening 42nd season with the first ever production of puccini's most memorable works. it tells the story of princess turandot, who requires that any man wishing to marry her solve three riddles, and if they fail they are killed. she's known as this ice princess and she's known as being really cruel. it debuted in italy in 1926. >> he has the gift of a composer, you almost don't have to pay attention to what's going on, because the music affects your soul. the place in china.

it tells the story of princess turandot, who requires that any man wishing to marry her solve three riddles, and if they fail they are killed. she's known as this ice princess and she's known as being really cruel. christine goerke plays the princess. i like playing this role very much. woman who's terrified to trust someone and to love someone. on october 1st at independence mall, the opera is showing a free broadcast of the opening night performance. there are moments of sacrifice, moments of love, moments of power struggle. it's visually stunning as well so combining all of these elements makes for a really wonderful evening. if you leave less than exhausted, we didn't do our job. opera philadelphia's production of turandot runs from september 23rd through october 2nd. for tickets and showtimes go is to phillyarts.org or 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> 0 it's a new season ever

"dancing with the stars." amber rose is among 13 competitors. olympic swimmer ryan lochte is in the cast. the season premiere of "dancing with the stars" starts tomorrow night right here on 6abc. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

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84 tuesday, 92 wednesday, that's the hot one, another cold front cools us off by thursday with highs in the 70s. >> it is now 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: good morning, coming up on "g.m.a.," hillary clinton walking back comments about donald trump's supporters saying it was wrong to put half of them in bask of deplorables. the race is tightening we'll have the results coming up. samsung and the millions of people who own the flagship device galaxy note vii phone are under pressure faa warning people to turn off the phone inflight. we are remembering 9/11 it's 15 years since the worst terror attack on american soil. how the victims and first responders are being honored

today. the question are we any safer now? it's coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. >> "good morning america" weekend is next. "action news" continues later this morning. >> here's some of the stories we're working on for you, we're live in new york as america pays tribute to the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attack. we're live at lincoln financial field always the eagles start the season and starting a new era. for gray hall, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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good morning, america. new overnight. hillary clinton clamor. the candidate's regrets about saying this. >> you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorable. >> donald trump pouncing. the brand-new poll numbers. what they e reveal about the campaign this morning. the new zika concerns. the head of the cdc calling out congress. calling out telling them to act on a spending bill. >> by the end of this month, we'll be out of money to respond effectively. >> the fears about what will happen if the funding dries up. as more planes take to the sky for spraying. new safety measures. what the airlines are doing in response to the concerns over those exploding lithium batteries in samsung's galaxy note 7. the in-flight announcements. but is that going far enough to