>> 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 yesterday

morning. 67 there. slatington, 69. tanersville, 68. warrington, 69. center city, 71 and new holland checking in at 70 degrees, gandys beach a muggy 65 on the bay water. 64 in vineland. woodbine 69. sea isle city, 73. on the boards in atlantic city, it's a muggy 74 with sunshine. satellite and radar if you're down the jersey shore waking up to clear skies travel 30, 40 miles inland, all of a sudden we have the thick overcast overspreading the region. all areas north and west are cloudy. there are a few spritzes and sprinkles in the lehigh valley with storms across central pennsylvania harrisburg and williams port. not as nice as yesterday, not a bad afternoon, not as pretty, that's for sure, humid, very warm, show thunderstorm possible under mostly cloudy skies.

high temperatures 87 degrees. all that humidity building up will lead to this heavy, drenching downpours tomorrow morning. the timing on this is absolutely lousy. its in time for the tail end of the commute. some of the models pricking heavy drenching downpours to the tune of 2 to 3 inches. that's a lot of of rain in a short period of time. it's all needed but not all at once. when i come back we'll focus on that and another warm up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> developing on "action news" this morning, federal officials hunting for clues to an explosion in new york city. it left 29 people hurt and a second device was found not far away. the blast was called suspicious this morning but not yet an act of terrorism. it comes a week after the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. abc's ray ramodi is following 89

investigation. >> reporter: watch this surveillance video following the moments the blast occurred. take a look from a different angle, debris flying, pedestrians running for cover. >> we heard the explosion and then it went boom! >> it was so loud, it was shaking my body. i turned around i looked in the middle of the street there was a big cloud of smoke. police say chaos erupted around 8:30 saturday night. this aerial video shows the debris from the explosion. the explosion coming from a dumpster on the street. >> nothing is going to happen, okay. nothing is going to happen to you. >> reporter: this cell phone video capturing the moments a good samaritan helping a bloody victim, one of 29 injured.

>> 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. counterterrorism officers and k-9 searching the area. as of this time the exact cause of the explosion has not been determined. >> reporter: 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 the u.n. general assembly starting on monday. ray ramondi abc new york. 7 04:00 a.m. a man shot ten times was one of three people injured outside a nightclub in port richmond. officers found the victims in the parking lot. two women shot in the legs were taken to the hospital in stable condition. the man shot multiple times was critically injured. police believe one shooter is

responsible. they are trying to track him down. philadelphia police were shot at near south street. around midnight, two officers noticed two men smoking marijuana at 9th and south street. when they approached them they ran to darian street not far away. that's when police say one of the men shot at the officers. they were not hit the men were arrested and the gun was recovered. police did not fire a shot. meanwhile, surveillance video shows police chasing the suspect in the friday night deadly shooting rampage in west philadelphia. >> reporter: in reaction to the shooting that injured two police officers they are now traveling in pairs. innocent civilians were also gunned down. "action news" reporter, jennette reyes has more. >> shots fired at police. shots fired. >> heard the shots, we did not come out after we heard the shots. they were ringing out, it sundayed -- sounded like 22, 23 shots. >> he carried out one of the

most violent acts we've seen in philadelphia in a long time. >> reporter: it was 11:18 p.m. when kaepernick will also glen set out to hurt as many people as possible. it started out with 18 gunshots aimed at sergeant sylvia young. she was inside her police cruise cruiser at 52nd and sansom. >> she was struck quite a few times, unfortunately one or two were lodged in the her ballistic vest. she took rounds to the arm. >> reporter: glen fled eastbound on sansom street arriving officers pursued him. as he ran past maximum level rounds he shot the manager in both legs and a barmaid in the and ankled both are in stable condition. >> when i came out i saw a bunch of cons and the security guard with an os -- cops and the security guards were on the ground. >> reporter: you can see the suspect running on foot with police officers not frar behind.

>> the re-- far behind. the restraint they used in the foot pursuit down sansom street is miraclous, because this guy is firing at everybody he sees. >> reporter: glen would shoot into a nissan maximum, 36-year-old man was a 25-year-old woman were inside. the woman was shot 8 times in the hospital. she died at the hospital. the pursuit ended in an alley on south 48th street. a brief explaining of gunfire -- explaining of -- exchange of gunfire with the university policeman and then city police. >> he was hell-bent on hurting a lot of people. >> reporter: there was no indication glen was radicalize, although he had a long criminal history and known by police. they found a letter on him

entitled domed people where he expressed hatred for police and his parole officer. jennifer jeanette reyes. a fire burned down a well-known wedding venue known as the mansion. the fire was brought under control and the search is on for the cause of the fire. a five gallon gas container was discovered at 17th and sansom. officers called fire officials, this morning they are investigating. the fbi has taken over the investigation of an explosion along the race route of a charity 5k in ocean county, new jersey, a bomb detonated inside a trash can at ocean avenue yesterday morning. runners of the pra fi race

was set to start yesterday morning. police found the pipe bombs inside the garbage can. only one went off. >> we're trying to see how sophisticated the timing was inside the device. that will be determinedded by the fbi and -- determined by the fbi and the atf. estimated 3,000 people we expected to take part in the race. two minute long video of the joe paterno received mostly cheers from the fans at yesterday's game. critics called the ceremony insensitive to the victims of the child sex abuse scandal.

assistant coach sandusky carried out the crime. many of his former players were there to honor his on field accomplishment. red carpet is ready for the stars and we have a preview of the glitzy competition. >> malcom jenkins is planning to lead a protest at the eagles game in chicago. >> a woman talks about her feat of swimming the english channel. clouds are rolling in and downpours are on the way. i'll have the latest in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

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rock and roll half marathon about to get underway in 15 minutes, the money benefits the aacr. >> i want yesterday back. >> reporter: it was pretty nice, let's get you outside and show you what's going on. down in atlantic city where we have clearing conditions at this point for the shorepoints, but we are expecting the clouds to roll on in here, they are pushing through the western suburbs and eventually that will give way to a couple of

afternoon thunderstorms. very isolated in nature, one or two areas you could see a storm before the day is over. double scan live, speaking of storms we have downpours well off to the west. this is the viewing area, the outer edges, central pennsylvania picking this up, harrisburg through williamsport getting into the wilks-berre scranton area. one or two locations may pick up a spotty thunderstorm. dewpoint 68. winds have shifted south, southwest. look at the temperature change. yesterday morning we were waking up to temperatures in the 40s, hammonton, 49. quakertown, 49. these are morning lows. pottstown, 52. smyrna, 56. look at the numbers this morning, we don't have 40s and 50s, we have 70s. 71 in allentown and

philadelphia. millville, 65. trenton, 68 degrees. it's a good 16 degrees warmer in trenton than it was yesterday at the same time. 18 degrees warmer in atlantic city and wildwood and 14 degrees warmer in millville. it feels lousy out there, because the humidity levels have increased. dewpoints in the 40s and 50s, all of a sudden here's our kale right here, it's awful, ranging anywhere from 65 to 70. it's a tropical air mass. it's warm and soupy out there this morning under a mostly cloudy sky. this is a slow-moving cold front approaching from the northwest. it will take its good old sweet time getting in here, once it gets in here, it will take its good old sweet time getting out. one or two areas pick up a spotty thunderstorm later on. the better threat is after midnight tonight and tomorrow

morning. keep an eye to the sky after 2:00 p.m., north and west of philadelphia. those are the areas that have a chance of seeing the stray thunderstorm. tomorrow morning after midnight getting into the wee hours of the morning. showers and thunderstorms developing west of the city. that line pushes south and east through the tail end of the morning commute. look at the shades, the reds and the maroons this is a heavy driving rain, the downpour for parts of the area that will continue in the first part of the afternoon before exiting by 3 or 4:00 p.m. this is much-needed rain, so a lot of could fall in a short period of time. it's never a good thing. we need the wet weather, though, tomorrow morning downpours, it depends on where they set up. generally speaking most areas will pick up a half inch to an inch, isolated amounts to 2 or 3 inches is possible with any of the downpours that develop. that is first thing tomorrow morning. today, mostly cloudy, warm and

sticky, high of 8778 one or two areas -- 87, one or two areas west of philadelphia. spotty thunderstorm, 1378, 85. 3:00 p.m -- 3:00 p.m., 85, 4:00 p.m., 87. 5:00 p.m., 86. overnights tonight, 66 for the outlying suburbs, 70 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stray thunderstorm is possible today, west of the city, otherwise, cloudy and humid, high around 87 degrees. downpours expectedded -- expected tomorrow, clouds and sun. 77 is the high. tuesday, 86. wednesday, thursday, friday, look fantastic, a little warm for this time of the year, saturday, 58. not too shabby.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, let's take a look at the tropics, we're looking at tropical storm carl. here's the eastern seaboard, here's the leeward islands down to the south. carl is 1200 miles in the open atlantic. the center of circulation is right here, the thunderstorms are off to the northwest which is a good sign. that means the storm is having a difficult time getting better organized. you need the thunderstorms to wrap around the center for it to strengthen. it has 40-mile an hour winds, 1300 miles east of leeward islands. pressure is starting to fall. it will start to track to the northwest it will head in

between the island of bermuda and puerto rico. where does it go next? we have a huge area of high pressure here in the middle of northern atlantic. by next week there will be another high up here. the question is when carl starts to move farther to the west in between the two, will it be drawn north in between the highs and pull out to sea and does it shut the door and force carl west toward the eastern seaboard. we'll have outline eyes on the tropics -- all eyes on the tropics to see where carl wants to go. nydia. >> right now, the rock and roll marathon is about to get underway. it is benefiting american cancer reach. >> the eve of the birds versus the bears in chicago.

some eagles are promising to make a statement that goes beyond football. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: not only do the eagles plans to make a statement on the field monday night against the bears, but eagles safety malcom jenkins and teammates plan to make a statement during the national anthem. jenkins is not revealing what they are going to do they don't plan to take a knee, a position collin kaepernick raised for social injustice. he said it's not against the police or the military, he wants equality in america. >> that's what makes you guys put nest 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 and that's fine, obviously you see 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 decisions 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 officially ruled out with an injury. we go one on one with carson wentz and doug peterson teaming up with phl17 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 against penn state dating back to 1943. temple in the 4th trying to reverse history. 52-yard score, penn state puts up more yards in the first than they did all of last year

against temple. owls down as many as 14 back they come in the third, philip walker. don't go anywhere. jihad thomas punches it in the second of the game. barclay say it ain't so he, 55-yard run to the -- say it ain't so, 55-year-old run to the house. 73 years without a w up there. farewell scratch, ryan howard because his left knee was bearing him. no problems against the marlins, tommy joseph 2-run shot in the second. howard and joseph are combined for 42. the phillies up 7-zip. a complete game shutout,

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sergeant. 7:30, first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. a little muggy out there this morning. >> reporter: it's a little sticky out here this morning, that's correct. it's different from yesterday whed temperatures in the 40 -- when we had temperatures in the 40s. we low clouds, not too many issues with fog, but we have a low ceiling. if you're flying out early this morning, check ahead with your carrier to make sure your flight is on time. big story this morning, 71 degrees, yesterday at this time we were in the low 50s. 71 in allentown. 66 in the poconos. missileville, -- millville, 65. trenton, 68. cape may, dewpoint of 73. if you look toward the top of the screen i put a little scale there so you can follow along. 61, 62 slightly humid.

mid 60s it's humid. 670-plus that's awful. we've got upper 60s and low 70s showing up. yesterday at this time most of the dewpoints were in the 40s and 50s. so again, the warm, soupy air is starting to move on in. eventually that will lead to showers and thunderstorms, especially after midnight tonight and tomorrow morning. here's the good news if you're not a big fan of the muggies, they will drop off as we get into the middle of the upcoming week. the problem is that at dewpoints continue to lower, we'll see the heat increase again. pick your poison here. dewpoints in the upper 60s same thing with tomorrow and tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, we won't be dealing with much in the way of humidity. satellite and radar, we'll see a lot of clouds out here today, though. one or two areas may pick up a brief quick-hitting shower or thunderstorm. that's the all from accuweather, 87 degrees is the forecasted high.

muggies are down, downpours possible tomorrow morning, it turns much, much warmer later this week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in ten minutes. >> we have more details on the developing story out offed notion, police have removed the suspicious device from a manhattan location four blocks from an explosion that injured two dozen people. the device believed to be a pressure cooker attached to a wire and cell phone has been removed from west 27th street. around 8:30 p.m. an explosion in the trash bin forced an explosion between 6th and 7th avenue. 29 people were injured. most of the injuries are minor. the mayor called the incident an intentional act, but so far no terror organization has taken responsibility. >> there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection to this incident. preliminary information is

something we'll be investigating very carefully, but there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. the mayor said investigators have not found any connection to an incident earlier yesterday in seaside heights new jersey where a pipe bomb exploded near a marine charity run. republican candidate trump announced the news at a campaign event in an airplane hangar in colorado. >> thank you everybody. this is great in a hangar yet. just before i got off the plane a bomb went off in new york and nobody knows what's going on, but boy we are living in a time, we better get very tough. >> after getting briefed on her campaign jet, democratic candidate hillary clinton spoke to a group of reporter hes.

>> we need to support our first responders and prepare for the victims. we have to let the investigation unfold. >> "good morning america" will have more reaction at 8:00 a.m. philadelphia police say the man who went on a deadly shooting rampage in west philadelphia had a long criminal record. police shot and killed a 25-year-old glick atlantic city glen during a -- nicholas glen during a chase on walnut street. he left a letter that described his hatred of police and his parole officer. you're looking at a surveillance video right now. bob brooks has more. >> reporter: we are at are 52nd and walnut where the ambush started. you can see the shattered glass on the road. this is sergeant sylvia young's cruiser after it was shot at at a staggering 18 times.

a madman ambushed sill vee young in an -- sylvia young in an attack. >> a neighbor who didn't want to be on camera said she heard rapid gunfire that wouldn't stop. >> reporter: young was shot in the arm multiple times. the shooter took off on foot running down sansom eastbound with officers chasing hind him unloaded on the nightclub, he shot the security guard in the leg and took a patron outside as hostage. >> uses her as a shield. >> reporter: the suspect shot her in the leg and continue running. at 49th and sansom he shot at a woman and man in their car, he killed the woman and shot the man in the chest. >> next thing you know on this block, between 49th and 48th i heard several shots fired.

>> reporter: another block in between sansom and walnut, the suspect was corner in an alley. 3 officers opened fire and killed the suspect. you can see in the wall, bullet marks where the final gun fight happened between officers and the suspect. it was this alley behind me where 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, our reporters are providing updates on their twitter and facebook pages. your time now, is 7:37 a.m., 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 to be treated. there were no arrests.

a south jersey congregation will worship together despite of the fire that destroyed a section of their church. leaders of temple of prays ministry say they will pitch a tent in the backyard for the morning services. the fire that burned the century old church building is under investigation. 7:38 there's much more to come on sunday. the curtis symphony orchestra is about to kick off their new season. it has a french flavor and that's not all. >> meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back.

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philadelphia rock and roll half marathon about to get underway here, you can see everyone at the starting line. it is actually underway this is the second group, the action cam is live on the benjamin franklin parkway taking it all in. 18,000 runners participating this morning. there they go. the american association for cancer research is the charity partner this year. >> off they go, the music glaring in the backgrounds. >> it's cloudy out there, chris. they won't have rain to contend with, right. >> reporter: no, it will be dry, a and very, very humid. it should stay dry. let's get you outside, there's the shower or thunderstorm threat later this afternoon, though, for some areas mainly

west of the city of philadelphia. as we go live on sky6 live hd you can see from our temple university camera, actually you can't see much. the cloud deck continuing to lower and lower, the ceiling it's called. some areas are dealing with patchy fog, most of us seeing mostly cloudy skies. double scan live is clear, shows shows -- showers out in western pennsylvania and harrisburg. 71 in allentown. philadelphia, 72. millville, 65. cape may, 74. wilmington and dover, both showing 70 degrees. you see the front from new england all the way southwesterly in the appalachian and ohio and tennessee valley. we get the heating of the day, the line will become more active. it will roll in here in the form of an isolated shower or

thunderstorm. after midnight tonight into tomorrow morning, we see a little bit of an influence from what was once tropical storm julia. we'll pick up tropical downpours tomorrow this morning. today is soupy with conditions that are very comparable, that's the word i was looking for, what they see in florida, very high dewpoints. same thing tomorrow, cloudy skies, downpours in the morning hours, hopefully this thing will get on its way and provide us with a glimpse of two of sun before the day is ut-oh. monday does not look like a nice day, especially early on. you want to allow yourself extra time for the morning commute when the thunderstorms are expected to develop. future tracker 6 one or two areas pick up a quick-hitting shower or thunderstorm. shouldn't amount to all that much. today is cloudy and sticky. we'll see showers develop west of the delaware river that will march east as we move into the morning hours.

7:00 a.m., heavy drenching downpours, over interior sections of south jersey by 10:00 a.m. it will be the tail end of the morning commute. it will be push east and out to sea by 2:00 p.m. the big concern is not strong gusty winds or hail or anything like that. it will be drenching downpours. some locations could pick up anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain in a short period of time. we need the rain, but not all at once. the u.s. drought moderator has put us at a moderate to "shelter me rescue of the short term drought impact. hopefully this will put a dent in that. we are in a deficit of 4 inches.

allentown, 84. cape may, atlantic city, 82. overnight tonight, it will start out all right, mostly cloudy skies, warm and sticky. after midnight thunderstorms start developing. mainly west of philadelphia again. it's tomorrow morning when they push east over south jersey and delaware. cape may and atlantic city, 71. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 87 very sticky degrees today. 77 downpours early tomorrow. by tuesday, everything starts to clear out, sun and clouds, 86. wednesday looks nice, 85. thursday, 84 sunshine. friday is hotter, sunny and warm, 87. the normal is 76 that's a warm day, saturday looks like a nice day as well, highs in the mid 80s. it's tonight and tomorrow. >> i didn't see any 90s. >> reporter: no 90s. >> remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. your time 7:45 a cherry

hill native is home from her incredible journey of swimming the english channel. katie scott began the 29-mile swim from england to france. it took 13 1/2 hours, she has been swimming competitively in open waters for the past several years. after five, six hours everybody is tired of swimming, but you just keep swimming. mentalitily that's the hardest -- mentally, that's the hardest part to stay positive. >> because of the changing current, katie swam 34 pliels in the end. -- miles in the ends. the toy hall of fame has announced their winners.

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rogers takes us through what to expect from the curtis symphony. >> reporter: the curtis institute of music is known for training the most gifted musicians. for its season opening performance, 100 students take the stage that features works from the french and russian repertiore. >> be prepared to be enveryd. it's the story of a misbehaving child when the objects in his room begin to speak to him. >> reporter: the curtis opera theater will join the the or which he

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>> reporter: yes, they are, the muggies have returned. some areas will see an isolated thunderstorm, 87. tomorrow's high, 77. look out for drenching downpours tomorrow morning. >> we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: we're tracking break news an exploaks rocking a -- explosion rocking a neighborhood in manhattan. disrupting subway lines, police found a second device blocks away. the mayor is calling it a intentional act, but no evidence of terror. the incident comes hours after a pipe bomb disrupted a u.s. marine charity race in new

jersey. we'll have team coverage of the a fast-moving investigation coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. >> "good morning america weekend" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. >> a center city landmark becomes a crime scene overnight. we're live as police investigate a violent night in the city including more shots fired at officers. >> plus, chris sowers will have more in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now, for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday. we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m. is the ised

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