keep on scratchin' fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists 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. >> good afternoon, the big story on "action news" this noon is breaking right now in bucks county.

we're learning new details about an early morning stabbing in falls township. it happened inside a home on the 6200 block of foster drive. police say a 59-year-old man is dead and his former girlfriend severely injured and in the hospital. annie mccormick is live at the scene where detectives are sorting out what happened. >> reporter: sarah, police are not releasing the name of the woman involved. she also in the hospital with severe, but not non-life threatening injuries. you can see the crime scene and the cones marking evidence along with a blood trail. at this hour police are working to figure out the details of what appears to be a deadly domestic dispute. a 911 call brought police to this mobile home park after 4:00 a.m. in they discovered a woman bleeding on the roadway with stab wounds several feet from

her home. inside the home they discovered david mathis with a stab wound to the neck. they were believed to be a couple. investigators believe they recently broke up. today is his birth day. >> the male entered the house and altercation ensued. from her statement, she did inflict injuries on him, we're unsure of the manner of the injuries and pled the house. >> this morning neighbors reacted. >> very friendly, they look out for their neighbors, they are great people. this is horrible. >> i'm in shock, a lot of pain, we loved dave. >> reporter: police believe this was a domestic incident involving the couple. they are trying to piece together the details including the motive. >> we can't say it was

self-defense at this time, we would like to talk to her extensively, but we're getting bits and pieces in between doctors treating here. back out here live, even though this unfolded at 4:30 a.m., the crime unit arrived because the detectives were waiting on search warrants before entering the home. they are expected to be out here for several hours. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> a south jersey business is heavily damaged from an early-morning fire, chopper 6 hd was there as flames engulfed mike's auto body. the buildings was destroyed along with four vehicles in the shop. no injuries. hillary clinton is resting at home amid concerns about her health. democratic nominee nearly fell

over yesterday as she left a 9/11 ceremony in new york. she is skipping a fund-raising trip to the west coast after her campaign revealed she has pneumonia. kenneth moten is live with an update. >> reporter: hillary clinton is on antibiotics and she is resting at home in chapaqua new york. her campaign said she is feeling better, but the concerns over the health of hillary clinton and donald trump are intensifying. clinton's health is center stage and there was rare restraint by donald trump on fox news. >> we hope she gets well and back on the trail. we'll see be seeing her at the debate. >> reporter: clinton left the 9/11 memorial early in new york after she became i will, video captured her nearly collapsing,

they got her into a waiting van. her campaign waited saying clinton was dehydrated and not feeling well. finally the reveal, clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia friday. a few hours after the so-called medical episode, a smiling clinton emerged from chelsea's apartment. >> she is ain't talk and greet and that's consistent with the story she was dehydrated and got rehydrated. >> reporter: trump is trying to bring the attention back to comments clinton made friday night at a fund racer. >> racer -- fundraiser, you can put half of trump's supporters in the bask of deplorable. >> people like you, you and you, deplorable. >> reporter: clinton regretted

saying half of trump's supporters were deplorable. she canceled her swing through california, but expected to call into a san francisco fundraiser while recovering at home in new york, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> download the 6abc news app to get breaking news alerts from the campaign trail. it's a free download from the mobile device. it's a pleasant start to the new workweek. we have sunny skies and comfortable temperatures as we looking live at the center city skyline from sky6 live hd. meteorologist david murphy is tracking the latest conditions out on the terrace. the place to be today, david. >> reporter: no kidding, sarah, a nice day buildings across the region -- building across the region. we have almost cloudless skies, you see the clouds getting off the shore more and more distant.

we may have clouds later today and this evening, but generally speaking it's going to be bright. 78 in millville, and philadelphia. 75 in trenton and wilmington. 76 in cape may. best of all, the dewpoints are way down there, how about 46 in philadelphia. you got to get to about 60 to begin to feel humid and obviously we're well below that across the region, the exception is down the shore. to today's high, 83 degrees that's off the record high for a change. a little bit above average, but not too far. overnight tonight, 63 the overnight low and 62 the normal low, so right around average. dewpoints will climb over the next couple of days. 61 on wednesday is not too bad. it will be humid on wednesday, certainly hotter, by the time we get the higher dewpoint on sunday which we would consider oppressive, the heat is not so bad. i'll run down all this in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a new tropical storm that formed in the atlantic, we

hope it stays out there, i'll give you the latest track on ian and the rest of the seven-day forecast. it's nice out here. >> thank you, david. there's more trouble on the septa regional rails, the rail cars that were recently fixed are being pulled from service because of a new defect. septa made repairs to the suspension system, but they found a new design problem over the weekend. another design change is being made. despite the set back be officials believe they can get all cars in working order by mid november as planned. traffic is moving on the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike. an overturned truck was blocking the northbound lanes in upper milford township for more than two hours this morning, no injuries reported. the eagles are flying high off that win and the impressive debut from carson wentz. head coach doug peterson is

discussing the game at the nova care complex in south philadelphia. his first season game was 29-10 victory over the cleveland browns yesterday afternoon. wentz returned 78 yards for two touchdowns. the prime time showdown is in chicago next monday night. a possible arson destroys the mosque when the orlando nightclub shooter worshiped before his rampage. there's fallout for some nfl players who refused to stand for the national anthem. david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. investigators are looking

into a possible arson at the mosque attended by the orlando nightclub shooter. police have video of one approaching the islamic center in for the pierce. the man who killed the 39 people at the nightclub in june

attended that mosque and his father still goes there. it's been destroyed. the cease-fire calls for assad to stop targeting rebels. it would be a turning point in the civil war if both sides put down arms. all eyes will be on san francisco 49ers quarter back collin kaepernick to see if he keeps up his protest. he refused to stand in the star spangled banner because of racism. >> i thought what the seahawks ended up doing was powerful not only because they were altogether, they have coaches inter mixed a lot of people in the stands were doing it, that's

what it's all about, bringing us together. >> brandon marshall of denver broncos was among the players who protested this weekend. one of his sponsor has dropped him saying his actions are not a representation of their organization. roger goodell supports the players, but he hopes they remain successful how they convey their message. chester county elementary school marked the remembrance of the september 11 attacks this morning. bradford heights elementary students held a flag-raising ceremony to honor first responders and military personnel. new hampshire family has claimed the 487 million-dollar powerball jackpot weeks after the winning ticket was announced. the winning ticket was sold in

raymond, new hampshire a town of tone thousand residents. lottery officials said the family wishes to remain anonymous, the final payout after taxes, 256 million. coming up at noon, a new season of "dancing with the stars" kicks off tonight. we'll hear from some of the celebrities before they show off their moves. a number of injuries happening to young soccer players is skyrocketing. why doctors believe more children are getting hurt. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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improvements to the autopilot software in the next two weeks. the electric car company said the new software will prevent fear crashes like the one that killed a driver in florida. it will rely on radar instead of cameras. president obama is meeting with top leaders in congress ahead of theto fund the government or face a shut down he at the end of the month. federal funding for zika virus will be up for consideration. government scientists say they are about to run out of money to fight the disease, south florida has 56 locally transmitted cases. they spent the weekend spraying for mosquitoes in the miami area. a new survey by nationwide children hospital say sprains and broken bones has double in the past five years, head

injuries shot up 1600%. it reflects how popular soccer is becoming. there's a greater awareness about concussion. a new study says many parents are making mistakes administering medicine to their kids. researchers used tested parents, and 85% of them got it wrong. parents do better with syringes than cups but still may mistakes. "action news" team is working on news stories beginning at 4:00 p.m. let's check in live with alicia vitarelli for a look ahead. >> reporter: always we change season it's time to change our skin care regiment. we have tips to keep your face looking fresh and what to do for

the damage you did over the summer. and what else the deal. a whole diner is up for grabs in the poconos. believe it or not, the owners are giving it away for free. find out why they don't want any money later today on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. free diner. any takers. you can take us with you on go with our free 6abc news app. sarah i'll see you in the studio in the next half-hour to talk about the new season of "dancing with the stars" that starts tonight. >> could use the company, accuweather coming up when we come right back. >> david back with another

check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's a nice one. >> reporter: beautiful day today, too, a little bit of weather news happening in the atlantic be we'll cover that.

storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have a lack of rain out there, which is nice, if you take a look at the action cam out in valley forge a little while ago, i defy you to find a cloud in that picture. you have to look hard. the closest cloud cover is down along the coast and even that it's off the coast. 78 degrees. it's warm out there. how about that dewpoint down in the mid 40s, anything under 60 is considered not humid. winds out of the east at 6, we don't expect them to be all that strong. 75 in allentown. 75 in reading, 77 in wilmington, upper 70s in millville and in atlantic city. there's satellite a lack of cloud cover around, high pressure is building in, really our friend today. a little bit of cloud cover is down by the coast, but we're bright and staying in the lehigh valley today. we'll go for lots of sun in bethlehem and easton and out in

reading. 70 degrees is the high in the lehigh valley. down the shore, nice day on the beach, pleasant, 77 degrees, ocean temperature 74. low risk of rip currents, although without the lifeguards you have to be careful not to go in too deep. that's a good idea this time of year. lots of sunday in philadelphia, high around 82, 83 whether we're talking about the airport or center city. 79 by 6:00 p.m. and 77 degrees by 7:00 p.m. low humidity all the way. overnight, 63 degrees and clear skies and comfortable conditions. some suburbs will get into the 50s, like this morning when you step outside tomorrow, the humidity will be low and the temperatures will be cool and refreshing. then we get into tuesday, there's a cold front that comes in from the west. this encourages a southerly flow. that will bump the number up to 85 degrees, it will be warmer and more humid, but not that

bad. by wednesday the front will get closer to us and increase the southerly flow. we'll hit 90 and feel humid on wednesday, there could be a late-day thunderstorm and that's what to expect the next couple of days. tropical storm ian is out in the atlantic. it's well out away from the leeward islands. and bermuda. it will push into the central atlantic and miss us and bermuda by a large distance and curl it away. it could make the sea choppy along the coastline. creek it's not going to be a threat to lands. we hope it stays that way. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and nice 83. low humidity, nice and sunny on tuesday, 85. a nice day. hot and humid on wednesday, high of 90. in the afternoon and evening we'll be on the the look out for a shower or thunderstorm.

behind the next front, 80 on thursday, friday, sunny and great, 81 degrees, saturday, could be a shower around and 83 degrees. saturday, spotty shower or thunderstorm 82 degrees. >> that weekend ahead looks nice, already thinking about that. we're seeing pictures of rock formations on mars. nasa's curiosity recovery caught them on the red plant last week. they formed billion of years ago, nasa will release several large color images in the coming week. an erupting volcano is erupting in the indian ocean. known as the peak of the furnace it is known as one of the most active volcanos in the entire world. it is happening in an

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will be along a little bit later. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news" at 12:30 p.m. huge flames shot out of a business in south jersey badly damaging parts of the building. katherine scott tells us what was spared at the auto body shop. major concerns about the spraying being done to kill mosquitoes that carry the zika virus. eagles coach doug peterson said they are starting off the season right with their new quarterback. the auto body shop was badly damaged by fire as flames broke out in cinnaminson. >> people around here heard the sirens and saw the flames and when all was said and done there was major damage for the auto body shop off 73 north. >> i smelled the smoke. >> reporter: chopper 6 hd was over head as flames tore through the roof of michael's auto body.

fire company was called around 6:00 a.m. and met with heavy fire in two bays of the auto body shop. five bays were destroyed, four vehicles were lost. >> it was like mushroom clouds, the flame was mushroom cloud, tremendous flame. firefighters were able to keep the fire from spreading to two more bays with four more vehicles inside. crews stopped the flames from advancing to the back garages. this man shot the video of the black smoke and raging fire on his cell phone. he showed up for work at the auto shop across the street when he saw crews arrive. >> i saw flames and smoke and cop cars and within a couple of minutes there were 6 to 8 fire trucks and cops and ems. >> reporter: the fire was placed