>> 29 injured in an explosion in new york city. two devices are found at separate locations and officials say both appear suspicious. >> philadelphia police officers come under fire once again, we'll tell you what led 0 up to the gunfire near south street. sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse of atlantic city. a chance of pop-up thunderstorms, you will notice it will be more humid and warmer today. >> reporter: back in the soup. i don't like soup. let's get you outside, we've had a lot of soup this summer.

looking at the center city skyline, the muggies have returned. not a bad morning we're wake up to clouds and you'll notice the check when you step outside. reading, 72. poconos 65. the numbers are ten to 15 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. the cloud cover is acting like an atmospheric blanket trapping the heat at the surface, that's why we're warmer. and we are picking up a southerly breeze. showers and thunderstorms approaching from the west, there could a spotty thunderstorm in parts of the area today the greater threat is overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. here's the day planner. a lot of cloud cover out there today, starting out with sun, 82 by 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 85. 3:00 p.m., 86.

5:00 p.m., 86 degrees. be on the look out for a spotty thunderstorm mainly north and west. high temperature, 87 degrees. radars will be lighting up tomorrow morning as the frontal system approaches. this is what we're anticipating around 9:30 a.m. monday morning. i'll have the details on this and warmer seven-day forecast. >> developing on "action news" this morning, a federal official is hunting for clues to an explosion in new york city. it left 29 people hurt and a second device was found not far away. that blast is being called suspicious, but not an act of terrorism. >> it comes a week after the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. we're following the investigation. >> reporter: watch this surveillance video capturing the moments when the blast occurred. take a look from a different angle, debris flying pedestrians

frantically running for cover. >> we heard the explosion and then we went womb. >> it was so loud it started shaking my body, i turned around and looked in the middle of the street. there was a big cloud of smoke. police say chaos erupted around 8:30 p.m. this aerial footage showing the aftermath of the explosion, debris scattered everywhere, the explosion coming from a dumpster on the street. >> there was a big flash. it was really loud. >> nothing going to go to happen to you. >> reporter: this cell phone video capturing the video a good samaritan helping a bloody victim one of 29 injured of there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. >> reporter: but the mayor of new york did say authorities believe the explosion was an intentional act. counter terrorism officers k-9

searching the area. >> as of this time the exact cause of the explosion has not been determined. >> new york city on high alert as the president is expected to arrive here later today ahead of hundreds of world leaders and dignitaries coming to new york ahead of european general assembly start on monday. abc news new york. >> developing this morning, a man shot ten times is one of three people injured outside an after hours nightclub in port richmond. they found the victim in the parking lot. two women shot in the legs was taken to the hospital in stable condition. the man shot multiple times was critically injured. police believe one shooter is responsible for the violence. philadelphia police say they were shot at near south street. two men were smoking marijuana,

when they approached them they ran to darian street, the men shot at the officers, the men were arrested and the gun was recovered. police chasing the suspect in the shooting rampage in west philadelphia. >> innocent civilians were gunned down, jennette reyes with the latest information. >> shots fired. >> reporter: we heard the shots, but we didn't come out after we heard the shots. they were ringing out, it sounded like 22, 23 shots. >> he carried out one of the most violent acts we've seen in philadelphia for a long time. it was 11:18 when nicholas. >> decided to go out and hurt

as many people as possible. >> most of the rounds entered here vehicle. she was struck quite a few times. fortunately, at least one or two were lodged in her ballistic vest. she took some rounds to the arm. >> glen fled eastbound on sansom street arriving officers pursued him. as he arrived at the maximum level lounge he shot a security guard in the leg and angle. >> when i come out i saw a bunch of cons and the security guard on the ground in front of the bar. >> reporter: in the surveillance video obtained by "action news" you can see the suspect running on foot with a nearly a dozen police officers not far behind. >> the restraint they used during the foot pursuit down sansom street was nothing short of miraculous. this guy ask firing on the streets at everybody he sees.

>> reporter: glen would shoot into a white car and man and woman were inside. the woman was shot 8 times in the torso. the pursuit would end in the alley on south 48th street after a brief exchange of gunfire, first with university police officers, and then with city police, glen was shot and pronounced dead at 11:45. >> this is something you can't get your brain around it, so many people hurt in one incident. >> reporter: there was no indication that glen was radicalized although he had a long criminal history. they found a letter on him that said domed people where he expressed hatred toward police and his parol officer. fire damaged a well-known wedding venue in camden county.

the fire started at the mansion in voorhees. firefighters got a handle on the flames saving the hall from being a total loss. the search is on for the cause of the fire. an unusual discovery outside a center city church has the attention of the fire marshal. someone called police after spotting a five gallon gas container and small wooden cross placed together near 17th and sansom. officers called fire marshalls they are investigating this morning. fbi is taking over the investigation of a race route in lbi, runners of the race were scheduled to pass by the area around the time of the blast, the event was delayed and cancel the. race organizers say the cancellation was due to an unattended backpack being found. police flooded the area and

found three pipes wrapped together inside the garbage can. only one pipe went over. >> trying to see how sophisticated the device was in terms of the timing elements and everything else. that will be determined by the state police and fbi and atf. the blast was powerful enough to shake nearby homes. an statemented 3,000 people were scheduled to take part in the race. penn state honored joe paterno's first win that happened 50 years ago. the two minute long video received mostly cheers from the 104,000 fans at the game. critics called it insensitive. jerry sandusky carried out the crimes, paterno was never charged with the crime. many former players were there to honor his on field accomplishments. >> 18,000 runners will hit the

pavement for the philadelphia rock and roll half marathon, runners from all 50 states and 15 countries will take part in the event. it begins at eakens oval at 7:30. the course takes runners through the city along the schuylkill expressway. the american association for cancer research is the charity party. i'm emceeing a benefit for them, call the charity with a purpose. >> the red carpet is ready. eagles player malcom jenkins is planning to lead a protest for tomorrow night's game in chicago. >> a woman is talking about her feat to swim the english channel. >> reporter: possible thunderstorm this afternoon, and there could be drenching

downpours out there as well overnight tonight tomorrow overnight in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> happy sunday to you, so glad you're waking up with us, 6:13, 70 degrees, sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport, some folks may see showers today. >> feels warmer out there, too. >> reporter: it's a lot muggier, yesterday it was beautiful,

wasn't it? maybe we could keep that for a whole week. let's get you outside and show you the view over the ben franklin bridge. the muggies have returned. it's warmer out there, as well. thanks to the increased cloud cover, it kind of keeps the warmth provided from the sun close to the ground. temperatures are not in the low 40s and low 50s like yesterday, instead they are in the upper 60s and 70s. we have showers across in the west in central pennsylvania. dewpoint, 67. it was in the 40s yesterday. the pressure is falling. winds out of the south at # miles per -- 8 miles per hour. reading, 72. you were 49 yesterday morning. atlantic city, 72. cape may, 74. beach haven 73. look at the 24 hour temperature change, 19 degrees warmer in allentown than yesterday. it is the combination of the

winds out of the south and the cloud cover aloft. philadelphia ten degrees warmer, trenton 13. atlantic city and wild, 20 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. satellite and radar, what we're watching is the cold front moving at a snails pace moving very, very slowly. it's going to progress to the east, all the shower and thunderstorm activity out here, will sit over top of us, when we get into sunday night and monday morning. it will produce drenching downpours, much-needed rain across the area. it's sticky out there, one or two locations, pick up a spotty thunderstorm, 90% of us stay dry. monday, cloudy skies, front sitting on top of us, downpours nexted throughout the morning hours. future tracker 6, hinting toward a shower or two in one or two locations. most of us are mainly cloudy wrm wrm -- warm and sticky today. there's a chance of showers west

of philadelphia overnight tonight. first thing tomorrow morning, numerous showers and thunderstorms expected, numerous downpours shifting over the delaware river heavy drenching downpours in salem, cumberland, dover and central pennsylvania and that will continue throughout the first part of the afternoon before eventually pulling away later in the day. expected rainfall totals really just depends on where you are and where the heavy downpours set up. some locations maybe you pick up a half inch of rain others, maybe two or three inches of rain. spotty thunderstorm is possible, otherwise it's mainly cloudy and warm and sticky, highs around 70 degrees, winds out of the south/southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. coverage with the thunderstorms, 15 to 20% of the area will see one.

1:00 p.m., 85. 3:00 p.m., 86. same number by 5:00 p.m. in between that's when we reach 87. overnight tonight, spotty thunderstorms after mid knight. otherwise muggy and cloudy, 66 degrees for the outlying suburbs. 70 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 87 today. 77 downpours tomorrow. tuesday, looks good, wednesday, thursday, friday, all nice, mid 80s, saturday, partly sunny, 85. nydia. >> chris, thank you. remember which you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live radar at 6abc.com/weather. a cherry hill native is home from her incredible journey swimming the english channel. she began the 29-mile swim. it took 13 1/2 hours, she has been swimming competitively in open water for the past five years. after five or six hours everybody is tired of swimming. you just keep swimming.

metally that's the hardest part, just staying positive. because of the changing current she swam further, 34 miles in the end. we'll be right back.

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just waking up with us. >> reporter: the 68 annual emmy awards are tonight on 6abc. a number of faces you see on 6abc have been nominated in

different categories, viola davis is up for her role in what do do about matter. blackish and modern family have been nominated for best comedy. >> the emmys hosted by kim jong-un are tonight on 6abc and followed by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >> we'll get you up to speed on all the nominees and the presenters for tonight's grand night. we'll be right back.

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it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. everyone, 6:23 sunday morning, checking out the temperatures

down the jersey shore, warm and sticky. 73 in cape may and avalon. ocean city, 66 degrees, margate, 66 degrees, reading, 72. allentown, 71. philadelphia and millville, both showing 70. here's the water vapor loop, this is what we've seen over the last three days, the orangish color the brownish shade that's the low dewpoint. you pick up the grays and whites and greens that's the muggies returning. sitting out to sea here comes the muggy air out of the southwest. that's what we'll feel like over the next several days. the muggies have returned. it will feel more uncomfortable atlanta last 2 or 3 days. jersey shore, sunshine, clouds and sticky. philadelphia, warmer and humid, high of 87 stray thunderstorm later on. poconos, good bet you'll see the after thunderstorm, mostly

cloudy skies, highs in the 70s. in the update in sports it's the eve of the birds versus the bears in chicago. eagles are promising to make a statement, here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: not only do the eagles plan to make a statement on the field monday night gains the bears, but eagles safety malcom jenkins and team made plans to make a statement during the national anthem. he says they don't plan to take a knee, a position collin kaepernick started to raise awareness for social injustice. it is not a protest gains e against the police or the military. he wants equality in america. >> that's what makes you put the cameras in my face and that's what keeps the conversation going. sometimes you got to rock the boat to get a little bit of

change. obviously you're seeing more and more guys doing that. >> malcom and i have talked about this, and you know, it's going to happen regardless of what i decide or say, and i respect the players decision on it, the biggest thing i don't want it to become a distraction to the rest of the team. >> eagles quarterback carson wentz will not have one of his top targets tomorrow night, zack ertz is out. we're teaming up with phl17 to bring you eagles, bears, coverage kicks off at 8:00 p.m. on the pregame show tomorrow night. happy valley has been a temple of doom for the temple football team. the owls have never won a game in state college beating penn state. temple within 3 yesterday trying

to reverse history. 52-yard score, penn state puts up more yards in the first than they did all last year against temple. back they come into the third, thrip -- philip wather. temple gets win 3 it doesn't last long. 55-yard run to the house, penn state wins, it's 73 years still without a w up there. ryan howard expected to start all weekend as part of a farewell tour scratched from the lineup last night because his left knee is bothering. tommy joseph filling in with two run shot in the second, phillies have the most homers in

baseball.phillies lose 2-1 to p. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> the annual puerto rican festival awards gala was held in society hill. there was a sit-down dinner and live performance, the power of our voice is designed to raise awareness about the economic crisis in puerto rico. concilio has been providing aid to puerto rican families for half a century now. (heart beat) ♪ (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road)

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we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole. running through the streets of new york, police are investigating whether the person behind the attack meant to strike twice. this morning, what we are learn being the shooting spree that terrorized a section of west philadelphia starting with the ambush of a police sergeant.

6:30, let's start with meteorologist chris sowers. warmer and more humid today. >> reporter: what's what's back, the muggies. yesterday we had areas down in the upper 40s for morning lows. this morning most temperatures are in the # 0s. you can he -- 70s. you can see the clouds upstairs, it's sticky. slatington you were one of the areas that dropped in the 40s. right now you're 67. same number for coatsville, oxford, saint david and tanersville. satellite and radar, we have clearing for the jersey, as well as state of delaware, delaware bay region. north and west of the delaware we are seeing the clouds increase and lower and thicken. eventually a spotty thunderstorm is possible later this afternoon. the greater threat is overnight tonight after midnight,

especially tomorrow morning where we could see drenching downpours. the call from accuweather is warm and sticky, mostly cloudy, spotty thunderstorm after 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., mainly north and west of the city, high temperatures today around 87. guys? >> we have details on the developing story out of new york city, police have removed a suspicious device for the manhattan location four blocks from the explosion that i read two dozen people. new york police department tweeted that the device that was a pressure cooker attached by wires and cell phone has been removed safely. around 8:30 last night an explosion in a trash bin tore through a section of west 23rd between 6th and 7th avenue. 29 people were injured. mayor called it incident an swengsal act, but so far no -- intentional act, but no terror organization has taken

responsibility. >> there's no evidence at this point of a terror connection to the incident. it's policemen father information that's something we'll be investigating very carefully, but there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. >> deblsaio, said there was o connection to the incident in seaside heights new jersey where a bomb exploded near a marine charity run. in connection with the blast, donald trump announced the news at an airplane hangar in new york. >> a bomb went off in new york, nobody knows what's going on, boy we are living in a time, we better get tough. >> democratic candidate hillary clinton spoke to reporters. >> we need to support our first

responders and pray for the victims. we have to let the investigation unfold, we've been in touch with various officials including mayor's office in new york to learn what they are discovering as they conduct the investigation and i will more to say about it when we know some facts. >> as you just heard, clinton said she'll have more to say after investigates come to some conclusion about exactly what happened. >> 6:34 now, the police say the man who went on a deadly shooting rampage in west philadelphia had a long criminal record. police shot and killed 25-year-old nicholas glen during a chase that ended between sansom and walnut street. this is a picture of glen. glen left a letter to describe his hatred of police and parole officer. police believe he acted alone and not as part of any group.

bob brooks has more on the shooting. >> reporter: we're at sansom and 52nd street where the ambush started. you can see the shattered glass on the road where sylvia young was she was attacked. this is sylvia young's cruiser after it was shot at a staggering 18 times. philadelphia police say a mad man committed the attack. a neighbor said she couldn't help but hear rapid gunfire that wouldn't stop. young survived after being shot in the arm multiple times. the shooter took off on foot running down sansom eastbound. he unloaded on at nightclub and shot the security guard in the leg and took a patron outside hostage. >> use her as a shield. >> the suspect shot her in the

leg and continued to run. he fired at an innocent man and woman he killed the woman and shot the man in the chest. >> next thing you know right on this block, between 49th and 48th, i heard several shots fired. >> reporter: another block down in between sansom and walnut, the suspect was cornered in the alley. three officers opened fire and killed the suspect. the university of pennsylvania officer was shot in the leg and had good news. >> he was cracking jokes and was talking with his wife and kids. >> reporter: the suspect had deep distain for police. >> on the outside of the envelope was marked domed that letter that he had was a bunch of rambling which indicates his

hatred for police officers and probation officers. >> reporter: you can see the bullet marks where the final gun fight happened between the officers and the suspects, it was this alley behind me where in fact he was eventually killed by police. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest developments on the police ambush, we'll bring you new information as soon as it comes in and our reporters are providing updates on the twitter own facebook pages. >> new this morning, police in wilmington are investigating a murder case after a woman and man were shot on a street corner. "action news" was at 20th and washington as investigators look for clues, the woman died. the man was taken to the hospital for treatment. there have been no arrests an police are searching for a motive. a south jersey congregation will worship this morning despite a fire that destroyed their church. leaders of temple of praise

ministry say they will pitch a tent in the back yard. the fire that burned a century-old church is under investigation. a hit-and-run driver -- a woman was found in a wooded area off mercer road princeton ton. appears she was hit by a car. she was visiting from china and princeton ton visiting her daughter. a man going on a stabbing spree inside a mall in saint cloud, machine, -- minnesota, he made a reference to allaha.

trial for the bridgegate will start tomorrow in new jersey, aids of governor chris christie were indicted last year on claims they organized traffic jams on the george washington bridge as political pay back. martha raddatz going on the record with vice presidential nominees, tim kaine and mike pence. john louis will receive the medal of liberty. "action news" will have live reports from the national constitution center tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 p.m., the ceremony begins at 7:00 p.m., we'll stream it live on our website at 6abc.com. >> he is always an inspiring

guy. >> 6:39. more to come on "action news" sunday morning. the picture ends with all smiles, we'll cheer a successful mission. >> alicia vitarelli talks to the ladies of the view about there secret of success, they are celebrating 20 years on the air. whoopi goldberg has a shoe closet you have to see. >> sky6 live hd takes a look outside over camden, new jersey, meteorologist chris sowers says you may see rain in your neighborhood. he'll explain a bit later in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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the action cam is live on the parkway as folks get ready for the philadelphia rock and roll half marathon that will begin in less than an hour at 7:30 on eakens oval. the money will benefit the karen research that's headquartered in philadelphia. tonight i'm going to emcee an event called party with a purpose that will benefit accr. >> time for the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: it's sticky out there this morning, you'll have to stay hydrated for certain.

we have cloud cover representing changes as the frontal system approaches. we had a gorgeous stretch of weather, thursday, friday, saturday, today it will be different, topping out in the upper 80s with the humidity feeling much, much worse. double scan live, switch it over to the radar, nothing going on in the immediate area. we had showers in central pennsylvania. lifting out of the harrisburg and getting into the welcome wiy scranton area. one or two showers or thunderstorms is possible for some of us later this afternoon. 87 degrees is the high today. the normal high 77. trenton, 67. cape may, 73. atlantic city, 72 and beach haven, 73. you have dewpoints in the 70s. there's the kale right there.

you -- scale right there. you talk about the dewpoints in the upper 60s and low 70s, it's a lot of more humid than 24 hours ago. part of the region, the frontal system is approaching from the west, winds ahead of the front shift in a southerly direction. we're kind of tapping into the area that's down in the carolinas, that has lifted northward through the virginias up in the mid atlantic. that will give way to showers and thunderstorms. a stray chance today and better chance overnight tonight after midnight and tomorrow morning. the thunderstorm activity are down here across the bluegrass state of kentucky and the tennessee valley. we're seeing showers and downpours with the frontal system. it will get going, though as the afternoon progresses, future tracker 6, for today, if you have outdoor plans don't cancel them. one or two areas will pick up a

quick-hitting shower or thunderstorm. otherwise it's mainly cloudy and muggy out there, uncomfortable out there today. yoarnlt -- overnight clouds thicken west of philadelphia. tomorrow morning, look at the showers and thunderstorms, the tail end of the morning commute will be a mess. drenching downpours south and east of philadelphia. that will continue through the first part of the afternoon, the frontal system is a slow mover, it will be stuck over us for a good 1 to 24 hours. this is not a severe thunderstorm event it's mainly a downpour event. we've ranked that high on the scale, everything else is low. expect them to develop around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. and they should continue from 8 to 9:00 a.m. west to east. philadelphia, mostly cloudy, spotty thunderstorm, warm and sickie in millville -- sticky in

millville. 87 degrees. wilmington, 86. overnight, 60s north and west, millville, 70. cape may, 71. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 87 degrees, ten degrees lower tomorrow thanks to the cloud cover and downpours. tuesday the humidity starts to drop off. clouds and sun, 86. wednesday, thursday, friday, all look gorgeous, 85, 84, 87. saturday another cold front comes in here, high temperatures around 85. that cold front could produce the coldest air so far we've seen this season by next sunday, highs in the low to mid 70s. there's hope we have to wait about 8 days. >> 6:47 a.m. the lutheran semi -- seminary hosted a cookout in an effort to

meet members of the local community. guests relax and enjoyed live mucous and hot dogs and beautiful weather. >> people enjoyed a night out raising awareness for alzheimers research. during the event there was a silent auction and comedy show. money raised will build awareness about the disease. our own karen rogers served as emcee. we'll be right back. >> it is time to check out what's going viral in the social corner. this is a time to chat about images and what's going viral on facebook and twitter. it was mid lehigh -- medieval td

he takes off his mask and there's dad. imagine a former marine surprise when his little one looks that the 12 week old baby is raising his hands. they watched this happen in real time as the image was captured. the couple will hang that picture on the wall to honor the family's military service, they do not know if the little marine is a little boy or little girl. >> my son was reading a book. >> reporter: reading the news? >> yeah, there you go. >> we'll be right back.

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>> so glad you stayed with us, 6:52, police continue to search for the person who killed a 14-year-old boy from chester. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> reporter: saturday, may 21, was a typical night for cousin convey -- quarmar and his cousin. >> female came out shooting at a car with another occupant. >> reporter: the 14-year-old was

killed, 16-year-old and a third adult woman were injured. >> it's horrible when you send your kids out to play, that you think that child may never come home from all the account, these children were innocent bystanders, just at the wrong place at the wrong time. the citizens crime commission is administering a 15,000-dollar reward that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call 215-546-tips all calls remain anonymous. >> we did receive some information that was helpful which is great, but we're at a loss to identify the perpetrator of the crime. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams k channel 6 "action news." >> a federal court said yelp are based on yelp users and not

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celebrating a milestone. the 20th season is underway. our alicia vitarelli was in new york for a behind-the-scenes look at the show's success. >> reporter: hey guys we're on the set of the view for their special season 20 celebration. we were up bright and early with the gals who let them into their dressing rooms and let us in on there secret of success. >> there's nothing like it where you can talk about fashion, sex and politics. >> reporter: it is real, the opinions are real.

>> we don't prewrite anything. >> reporter: and whoopie's wall of shoes in her dressing room, they are real, too. >> joy bahar was here when the show debuted in 1997 and isn't a bit surprised at the season 20 staying power. >> the secret to the show it's live and spontaneous, you never know what's coming out of our mouths. we very often get into trouble. >> reporter: 8 could hosts are in the five seats daily. >> sara haynes is new to the panel. >> people want to hear you talk, even though my mom and dad didn't. middle child syndrome right here. >> reporter: i'm often times alone conservative, i feel like i'll let a few people talk and

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>> 29 people are injured in an explosion in new york city. two devices are found at separate locations. officials say both appear suspicious. >> philadelphia police officers come under fire yet again. we'll tell you what led to the gunfire near south street. thank you so much for waking up with us, 7:00 a.m., sunday morning. sky6 live hd over cape may, new jersey there. it looks good, but it's warmer today. >> it's a pretty shot, but the muggies are back him outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers, hi chris. >> reporter: hi, guys, it's more uncomfortable now than it was yesterday at this time. we had areas bottoming out in the 40s yesterday. look at the numbers now. 67 in quakertown. that was one of the locations down in the 40s