we are following breaking news tonight regarding samsung's problems surrounding their popular galaxy note 7. the phone is blamed on dozens of fires and injuries. samsung issued the first recall affecting millions of phones. nydia han has more information. >> federal safety officials announced the official recall of 1 million of these galaxy note 7 smart phones. and another dire warning and because this is such a serious fire hazard, consumers need to take advantage of the recall right away. >> consumers were understandably awaiting this announcement and now it is the time to act. >> samsung has received 92 reports of batteries overheating in the u.s. and 26 reports of burns and 55 reports of property

damage. fires in cars and the garage. >> this recall provides two options and that is important. you can get a replacement or refund. consumers should look for the special code etched on the bottom of the back, that is the key to figuring out whether or not the phone that the consumer has is connected to this recall or not. plug the number into samsung,.com or call the company and then call their wireless company or samsung for a refund. and now more information about other samsung phones bursting into flames. according to an owner of a phone that is not the galaxy note 7, this phone overheated and burst into flames in a cafe and this fire in florida is blaming it on the phone that was on the passenger seat. >> and arizona state university student says his samsung started

sizzling and burning in his pocket. >> i thought it was my computer and a second after the intense burning sensation hit my thigh. >> again these phones are not the galaxy note 7, like the galaxy s 6 and 7. >> and they are looking into incidents for the other phones but today's recall involves only the galaxy note 7 and samsung does not have a battery problem, but it's isolated to the battery manufacturer for this model. >> thank you nydia. back here police in the lehigh valley are trying to final a shooter that gunned down a woman in her own driveway. tonight she is remembered as a loving mother and mentor at her church. she was found on pine crest lane. gray hall is live tonight with the latest on the investigation.

>> reporter: rick and monica, i can tell you that that shooting happened on a tuesday several hours ago and state police were there and removed crime scene tape from the home and tonight investigators are working hard to figure out who did this and why. and this community is hoping for some answers, and some justice. >> this is a pretty quiet town so when something like this does happen, we are saying oh, no not us now. >> neighbors cannot be a crime like this happened in this community. divorced mother, stephanie ruth that lived in the home here on pine crest lane was murdered. it happened just feet from her front door, police say someone shot her in her driveway returning home from work at success a.m. >> it's a close neighborhood and when something happened like this, we are just shaken and then we read it wasn't random, now we are concerned about well

who could do this? state police are trying to figure out a motive and who committed the violent crime and neighbors want to know why this happened to a woman described as loving and caring. a few miles from her home the church family is mourning the loss. church members with not go on camera but that ruth was involve in the youth ministry. >> they lived here for about 12 years i would see her on my lunch hour, she would be walking her dog and always out working in the yard and a friendly woman. >> ruth's coworkers are heart broken and stunned by the sudden loss, they are waiting to see what facts will be revealed when the investigation is complete. >> me and my production manager were quite devastated. something you don't expect. >> something that no one expected. and we can tell you moments ago

we saw the state police cruiser pull up to the scene across the street from the victim's house. so far no arrests have been made and we are reaching out all day long to get an update on the case. and have not heard back from them. the victim's co-worker plan to create a fund for the victim's children. gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. an atlantic police officer is now out of the hop two weeks after he was shot in the head in the line of duty. [ applause ] officer josh vidal gave a thumbs up as we was wheeled out today. the father of two with another baby on the way was shot on september 3rd trying to stop an armed robbery in progress. tonight he is honored as a fighter. >> he is in a lot of pain and has been through a lot.

i was there just momentarily and he is speaking and in good spirits, he is a tough kid. his partner killed one suspect and two others were arrested and the doctors say that vidal has months of recovery ahead. from our new jersey newsroom tonight, state police charged a sixth person in the shootout on the atlantic city expressway. wilbur faced three weapons possession charges, police say he had taken himself to a philadelphia hospital after the shooting and that allowed them to match the dna found inside of a shoot connected with the shooting. that left one dead and others injured. jurors are make up the jury for frein, the day corporal bryon dickson died.

prosecutors tell "action news" that the jury will be selected from chester county but bused more than 100 miles to pike county for that case. new at 5:00 tonight, we are just 101 days and counting until christmas and although you may not be trod get into the holiday spirit, retailers are looking to beef up their workforce for the busiest days of the year. john rawlins live with that story. >> it may be only september 15th but it is the season. if are you in the retailing business or in the business of moving lots and lots of packages. on a typical day as many as 400,000 parcels flow through the ups facility and that number will peak up about 40%. that is why regionally ups is looking for 7,000 seasonal employees. >> it's seasonal but a great way

to get your foot in the door of our company. >> starting at 18.50 an hour or more. some could be asked to stay on after the seasonal rush, that foot in the door could lead to a long-term job. >> you could go into an entry level management position or maybe a driving position. maybe a package delivery driver or tractor trailer driver. >> toys "r" us is hiring 15,000 elves in our region. 50 stores looking for 350 workers. >> from retail management, advertising and sales associate and loss prevention. it could lead to bigger and better things. >> corey was hired a few days ago and it's job market seems to be improving. >> it seemed harder to get a job

last year than it is right now. right now a lot of places called back and a lot of places are hiring right now. >> the job fair going on until company tonight over at the food court, if you are interested in what is available, this is the 21st century so you can look and apply online. upsjobs.com and in limerick, the premiumoutlets.com/philadelphia. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you john. time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report thursday night. lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> hi guys and ho, ho, ho holy moly. a pickup truck was in flames and fire truck got out and extinguished the fire and the right lane is blocked but wow do we have a delay. southbound cox ago way from allegheny avenue in south philadelphia. again you may want to stay on

columbus boulevard, delaware avenue as an alternate. elsewhere on 95 a southbound accidents south of woodhaven road between wood haven and academy, two left lanes are blocked with emergency crews on the scene and traffic getting by in the right lane, a parking lot coming south of corn wall heights approaching academy and major issues continue on the septa regional rails and an accident involving a pedestrian in glenolden, stick with 101 or 102 trolleys down at the transportation center. we'll check the issues again in the next half hour. more ahead ton, the nfl game tonight is about to make liftry. the new partnership that could change the way you watch football. and the new study about inactivity that could motivate you to get up and moving more often. and the weather may do just that.

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between the family of sandra brand and the county where she died. her death in a jail cell sparked outrage and protest and her family sued waller county for wrongful death and settled for $1.9 million and called for a 24 hour nurse and em tx to be on duty at the jail. the county denies wrongdoing. a startling look at the lack of exercise for americans and how they could pay for it down the road. ali gorman is at the big board. >> reporter: cdc says as many as one in four ages 50 or older don't get physical exercise out of work and the older they got the less likely they were to exercise. that could lead to poor health and disabilities. exercise has benefits, building

muscle and stamina and bone strength and improve blood pressure and cholesterol and blood sugar levels. it's important for diabetics to move more and it helps you sleep better and be happier and as we age it helps to lower the risk for dangerous falls. it's never too late to start exercising, just check in with your health care provider before you start a program. there is a new treatment for arteries. and this stent dissolves in your body over time. >> for decades dr. ronald shields has opened blocked heart arteries like that with stents, the tiny tubes expand to hold the vessel open and restore blood flow to the heart. for years metal stent and drug coated ones ran a risk of scar

tissue or blood clots so many patients take blood thinners for years and now it's the first to get a stent to dissolves in the body, it's inserted into a blocked vessel and a balloon with a catheter. and over time it dissolves with water. >> that is what you need the stent for, doing the job and holding the vessel open. >> dr. fields says that allows patients to come off blood thinners after a year and allows vessels to expand and contract naturally as the need for blood rises and falls, when you die late, where there say stent you cannot. they just approved the absorbable stent in july but st. marys used it since 2013 in clinical trials. tonight's nfl game will make

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it's their next step to have their own space station. and excitement is building for an annual event benefiting aids research. it will take place october 19th in the city and organizers were here in rittenhouse square raising aware and volunteers highlights the strides made against aids like the fundraising events like the coming walk and run. they jumped their way to fitness in chester county. they teamed one fresh start fitness for a year long health and wellness program. when the trainers cannot be there they will keep the program going via skype. well, it was a celebration today at the center for criminal justice in center city and the action cam was there for the

court's mental health achievement ceremony, the court was established in 2009 to identify defendants with mental health issues and refer them to mental health services instead of just incarceration. mayor kenney poke. >> there are things out there you feel you are alone and it as baits it, these folks are not alone and we love them and want to see them do well. >> 38 people were stelbrated for their progress today. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00, including a check of the forecast for you. outside sky 6 hd showing you the commodore barry bridge, looking good out there. the accuweather forecast is next. third president?

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time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. meteorologist, cecily tynan, has the forecast tonight and we are definitely in sweater weather at least in the mornings right cecily? >> yes in the morn you'll want a sweater or jacket. tonight we have a beautiful evening, sky 6 hd looking at atlantic city and the beach is almost empty but a lot of people walking the boards and enjoying the sunshine. comfortable conditions, this is

what it should feel like on september 15th. 78 degrees in philadelphia and allentown 75 and wilmington 77 and the win wind is off the water on the beaches. compare today right now to 24 hours ago and temperatures running anywhere from 13 to 21 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. the heat has been broken but we have warmer air on the way and this month so far has been unseasonably warm. temperatures running close to 6 degrees above normal. part of the region the ground is dry we barely had rain. rainfall less than a half inch and we desperately need the rain. abnormally dry conditions are posted for our area and moderate drought from philadelphia to central to northern new jersey, we desperately need the rain and

rain on the way next weekend and early next week. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the cold front that moved through and now to the south, high pressure is moving in and tonight clear skies and radiational cooling. 59 degrees in philadelphia, the coolest morning since june and allentown 49 degrees and reading 50, the kidded may want a sweatshirt when they head to the bus stop. 7:00, 56 degrees and by noon 74 be temperatures up near 80 degrees, the five-day at 5:00, after a cool start to the day, afternoon highs slightly above normal 80 degrees and saturday should be beautiful, partly sunny and 83 degrees, sunday we warm up to 86 degrees and it gets humid with scattered showers mainly the second half of the day. i know the atlantic city half iron man is on sunday morning

and the rock 'n roll half marathon philadelphia should be dry for that. monday morning rain and late sunshine and 84 and tuesday warms up to 87 and could be warmer as we welcome in fall. adam will talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thanks cecily.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. hello again here is what is happening on "action news" thursday night. hillary clinton declares they is doing great as they returns to the campaign trail and donald trump continues his attacks on her ability to lead. and a crash on the busy philadelphia roadway sends one person to the hospital. and sellers beware a man pulls a gun on a couple trying to sell their cell phone through an app. and democratic nominee, hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail after recovering from pneumonia. >> and donald trump did not hesitate to take a swipe. he has the stamina to endure the

riggers of a presidential campaign. >> it's important to sit with your thoughts every now and then and that did help me reconnect with what this whole campaign is about. >> hillary clinton says she is ready to fight for the american people during the final two months of the presidential campaign, she calls her time recovery a gift and reflection. >> the only people that get rich under hillary clinton are the donors and the special interests, but bad for our country. >> meanwhile donald trump talked big business in new york talking about massive job creation and deep tax cuts if elected president and the only thing that hillary clinton can offer to americans is a quote, welfare check. kenneth moton is live from the campaign trail. >> reporter: good evening, rick and monica, yes hillary clinton is back and about an hour ago she held a q&a with the press

after the rally in north carolina and the democrat got back to business attacking donald trump. hillary clinton's return to the campaign trail. >> welcome back to stronger together. the democrat rested after recovering from pneumonia. in north carolina. enter music, james brown's i feel good. and she used her time to reflect. >> people accuse me of all kinds of thing, but nobody ever accuses me of quitsing. >> donald trump was in new york hitting clinton during an economic policy speech. >> the only thing she can offer is a welfare check that is about it. our plan will produce paychecks. >> clinton is jumping back on the trail as the polls continue to tighten nationally and the battleground states. after clinton released a detailed report that her health

is good and made public the two pages of information he gave to dr. oz. >> his doctor concludes that donald trump is physically fit to be president. >> he says he has the stamina to endure uninterrupted the riggers of a presidential campaign. >> they are offering ideas not insults, plans that will make a real difference in people's lives not prejudice and paranoia. >> trump was in aston, delaware county thursday night and clinton will be if philadelphia on monday to deliver a speech targeted at young voter, proving again that the road to the white house goes through battleground pennsylvania. >> thank you kenneth. a new national poll shows that neither hillary clinton or

donald trump has the presidential race locked up especially when it comes to lesser known candidates. in fact when third party candidates are put in the mix, clinton and trump are tied. gary johnson earned 8% support and jill stein earn the 4% support. david muir will have more on the presidential race following "action news" at 6:00. and there is a move to boost voter registration for people of color in pennsylvania. they launched the voter empowerment initiative in tio tioga-nicetown today. this is so people understand their rights as citizens in pennsylvania and named after the civil rights leader that lived in philadelphia. you can get break ago lerts from the campaign trail by downloading the free 6 abc news app. available now on the apple and

google play stores. one person is treated for serious injuries in a crash that happened 90 minutes ago in the hunting park section of philadelphia. you can see how bad this crash was along fox street. chopper 6 hd was overhead as officers try to piece together what happened. there is still no arrests in the murder of 64-year-old robert lynch, who was stabbed 77 times and then set on fire in his german town apartment. neighbors noticed a smell in their apartment complex last week. his body was discovered after the fire was put out. they identified a person of interest but have not released any details. two tractor trailers and an suv collided on the new jersey turnpike but amazingly nobody was hurt. this is the scene at cherry hill at exit 3 and 4, the tractor

trailer ended up on their sides, the cause of the crash is under investigation. philadelphia police just released new pictures they believe assaulted a woman during the made in america concert. they want you to take a good look at him. detectives say he grabbed a random woman's arm and bit her so hard he made her bleed. the 19-year-old told police it happened in the general admission area at the concert and got treatment for her injuries at a concert medical tent. this is 24-year-old william loper and dover police charged him with robbing two people he arranged to by a cell phone from. it happened outside of the pine grove apartments, people connected with loper used a resale app and loper took the cash, watches and cell phone and took off. he face a long list of charges tonight. a man was seen on

surveillance camera stealing packages on the same philadelphia block not once but twice. the first on august 1st. and the second time was on august 31st. in each theft the man takes the package off the porch and puts it in a trash can and then wheels it away. >> folks looking for a job packed an employment fair in new jersey, pennsauken hosted their annual event at the christian center. 900 people were at least year's job fair and some were hired right on the spot. good luck. >> all right, lets check with matt pellman in the traffic center. >> and see how things are rolling. >> conditions are less than fair for the ride home, that is for sure. we have major mass transit issues this afternoon. sin we started the septa wilmington newark rail line has

not been running and is still not running because of a train and pedestrian accident in glenolden. some of you may be able to use the 101 or 102 trolleys and some the market frankford line to 69th street and hop on a 101 bus. but it's a big inconvenience for a lot of us. this is 95 southbound approaching academy and the crash is off to the side and sluggish from street road to this point approaching academy and our vehicle fire on 95 southbound is gone, but heavy on the northbound side headed the other way in the normal slow spot by the vine. man field township, burlington county, a fuel spill, kincora. plenty of westbound traffic heading towards 130. back over to you. >> thank you. see you tomorrow.

the eagles are gearing up for their next test against the bears, jaime apody has more from rookie qb carson wentz and coach peterson. a little competition and a step to recovery from a group of wounded veterans. a big change over the last 24 hours, cool refreshing air 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday in philadelphia. but the summer warmth will come back. the numbers in the seven-day forecast. and the red carpet is rolled out for the biggest night in television. jimmy kimmel will host the emmy awards.

we have breaking news to pass along from burlington county, new jersey. matt pellman touched on this. after a truck spilled 30 gallons of white pain on to the highway here. you can see the mess, this is near kinkora road. no injuries reported but traffic

is backed up in the area, there seems to be one lane going by northbound on 130, a big mess. you will want to avoid this area, we'll keep an eye on this area, burlington county, new jersey. jaime is here. time to get back to work for the birds on monday night football and there is the guy that everybody even the president is talking about. carson wentz. thumbs up. ready for his encore performance, it's up to his rookie head coach to make sure the kid stays calm, cool and collected and both the coach and the kid says they are up to the task of keeping their emotions in check. >> there is a lot of excitement for me and these guys and playing prime time football, you watch monday night football all the time and there will be a lot

of excitement and i find every game exciting and i don't take it for granted. i'll have fun out there. >> it's a monday night football game and it's exciting and emotions run high and i'll be trying to you know keep him as calm as i can along with myself. and try to approach it the same way we approached the last one. >> he is the next big thing for the eagles offense, yes, i said offense, defensive line man beau allen the new full back. you didn't notice allen blocked for matthews at the goal line? who knows maybe i would catch fades at the goal line next in the end zone. >> is that in the play book? >> no, it's not. we'll see how it goes.

i'm 330 pounds i'm not doing anything too serious. >> what was your reaction? >> you got history right? >> i did that in high school and college a bit. i was excited. it's every fat dudes dream to play running back. >> every fat dude's dream, right rick. >> and first our countdown to kickoff special at 8:00 and followed by the game monday night on phl 17. nothing like talking hoops overlunch and that is what brett brown did, holding his media lunch, sixers open camp what an exciting one, ben simmons drafted. >> how can we all not feel a breath of fresh air, a new bounce, a higher level of hope and an excitement that we together haven't experienced for a while. >> phillies finish up their four

game series with the pirates with a chance to win it. starting at right wing i mean right field, wayne simmons, the flyers took bp and shagged balls with the phillies today. and offered pointers, which is the fighting. should cody ash man be involved in a benches clearing brawl these guys will be ready. maybe they should play out with the phillies. >> thank you jaime. today in south jersey, there were more than just a round of golf, there was a chance for a group of wounded war veterans to continue their recovery with the support of their brothers in arms. annie mccormick was there -- >> reporter: this morning began with a perfect drive for mike hicks, the former army trooper

and now an amputee. >> hicks joins hundreds of amputee vet rants for the next outing organized by the department of veteran as fairs. >> i love it. mentally and physically it challenges you and you overcome the obstacles and balance issues and the head games itself that golf plays with you. >> golf is a natural way to work with veterans, amputees especially to learn and gain the balance. >> gary is the chief of prosthetics at the veterans affairs medical center and keeps the program going in its eighth year. this year pitman golf course is the host. >> out on the course there are nine teams each is made up with two amputees and a golf pro and a guest. it's not just about the game but

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>> it was nice. >> a good day for a run. >> i was there in the park. driving. >> in the hammock. a few high clouds today especially in philadelphia, but overall the it was a beautiful one. today's high temperature, yesterday we were at 80 at philadelphia that is where we were this afternoon. a couple of degrees above normal. the low this morning 65 at 7:23 a.m. it's in the 60s for cape may with the wind from the northeast a bit cooler along the shore. 75 in millville and 76 in trenton and 75 in reading and the breeze we felt through the day today especially early on in the day, that relaxes overnight tonight and with the clear sky the temperatures drop pretty quickly after sunset. satellite 6 along with action radar the ribbon of high clouds

streaming in from the west be overall not much in the way of damage here and will fall apart and not obscure the almost full moon. satellite and radar to the south, we have tropical storm julia spinning off the coast of the carolinas, most of the heavy rain and north and east of the center. it's displaced from the center of julia. drifting to the south and west and only a couple of showers along the immediate shore line of the carolinas. but back at home a chill in the air tonight, in fact the coolest night in three months, you have to go back to june 18th to match a temperature as col as 59 and the lehigh valley tomorrow morning 49 degrees, the bus stop tomorrow morning especially in the suburbs may need a sweatshirt or light jacket to start the day with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. given we have not felt that cool air in quite sometime.

by afternoon you can stuff away the jackets and light sweatshirts. 79 in allentown and 80 in philadelphia tomorrow and same for reading and 77 in millville and low humidity another beauty and at the shore temperatures low to mid-70s. on saturday the humidity comes up a bit 83 degrees ahead of a pretty strong front crossing in the western ohio valley, this comes through with much needed rain but looks to hold off not on sunday but more sunday evening and sunday night into early monday morning. the exclusive accuweather forecast, sunny and pleasant tomorrow and 80 degree, the humidity starts to return with warm temperatures on saturday of 83 and tropically humid here on sunday, 86 and a lot of clouds fighting the sun throughout the day but should stay dry throughout the day and sun night early monday morning a half inch to inch of rain pushing through. much welcomed and late sun

returning on monday and typical for early august as we get into tuesday, 87 degrees and the last day of summer, going out without much of a fight. 86 degrees and the first day of fall, definitely losing out so to speak, 87 degrees and we could make a run near 90 again by next friday. >> oh my goodness. >> thank you adam. facebook and twitter are great ways to stay connected. follow each of them for daily updates and share the picturesp video during severe weather, they are a great resource along with 6abc.com/weather. it is just four days until the 68th annual emmy awards here on 6 abc and the red carpet was rolled out yesterday with the help of host jimmy kimmel himself. it's the long of the plaza ever, covering the entire plaza, the idea was created to symbolically

expand the landscape of hollywood. kimmel is expected to bring some laughs. >> on "dancing with the stars" someone ran out and interrupted the show when ryan lochte was dancing if something like that happens, i will not wait for security i'll beat them to a pulp myself. >> tracy ellen ross is making history the first african-american woman in 30 years to be nominated for best comedy actress.

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right now the "action news" team is standing we with these story next at 6:00. an atlantic city police officer shot in the line of duty got a hero's salute when he was released from the hospital today. a young man walking to the store is shot on the streets of west philadelphia. and thieves swipe 17 guns from a philadelphia gun shop

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release of the atlantic city police officer shot in the head two weeks ago. [ applause ] officer josh vidal gave a thumbs up for a show of support as he left the hospital today. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live now in atlantic city. >> reporter: monica, right now officer vidal is at a rehab center in philadelphia. earlier today he was released from the hospital if atlantic city and dozens of his fellow officers were on hand. the applause was loud, officer josh vidal's spirit uplifting, he waived and gave a thumbs up and saluted his brothers and sisters in blue. and was wheeled away to go to an undisclosed rehab facility. i was there