sunday, september 18 i'm nydia han. >> and i am gray hall. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." seven people are shot and philadelphia police officers come under fire during a violent night in the city. we're live. >> plus, we are learning new information at this hour about

the explosion that rocked new york city and injured 29 people. it is a gray and dreary end to the weekend and rain is on the way. >> let's get right to the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. hi, criminals. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, guys. it doesn't feel too bad out here, it's more humid than 24 hours ago, with all the cloud cover it's keeping the temperatures down. let's look at satellite and radar. it depends on where you are. if you're watching down at the jersey shore, it's been completely sunny all morning long. shaping up to be a beautiful day down the shore. everybody else is locked in pretty good, thick clouds spreading from west to east. here's the view in cape may. you have folks in the water, enjoying themselves, soaking it all in. temperatures are really starting to warm, where we are picking up the sun. these are heat indices, almost feels like fall to the northwest and august to the southeast.

millville feels like 90 degrees. dover, 91. atlantic city at the airport, 88. cape may, 85. up to the are north in the lehigh valley they are barely cracking # 80 degrees in the poconos in the 70s. forecast for today, mostly cloudy skies, there could be a spotty thunderstorm in spots late, mainly west in philadelphia. it will be warm and sticky, 87 degrees. the noon information just now coming in, here's what it looks like on future tracker 6 tomorrow morning appears to be a big mess especially across south jersey and the i-95 corridor. a lot of heavy thunderstorm activity and the drenching downpours. when i come back in just a few minutes i'll time it out for you on future tracker 6. i'll let you know how much rape to expect in your neighborhood and warmer accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a violent night on the streets of philadelphia had police responding to multiple

scenes. for the second time in two days, someone opened fire on officers. "action news" reporter, bob brook joins us live at central detectives. bob, good news here no officers were hurt. >> that's the good news, no officers were shot, but shot at again another night in the city. there were four separate shooting scenes with another night filled with violence. two philadelphia police officers are fired at again, this time on south street. deserves say two officers -- detectives say two officers approached two suspects getting high on the corner. >> smokeying appeared to be -- smoking 57d to be marijuana -- appeared to be marijuanale. four shots by one of the males that was corned by in the back -- cornered in the back of the area where there is fenced in bricked in yards. miraculously police did not

discharge their weapons during the confrontation, they were able to safely effect an arrest of the two suspects. >> reporter: this comes after a rampage in west philadelphia, that's where police sergeant sylvia young was ambushed in her car shot at by a mad man a staggering 18 times. that suspect was killed by police not before he shot another officer in the leg. the crime spre -- spree continues. a 22-year-old man is found lying on street shot in the arm. port richmond, investigators say three people were shot at the castor club parking lot. one man was hit ten times. in north philadelphia it's reported two men were robbed sitting in their car around 4:30 a.m. before the two suspects took off, the driver was shot in the head, the passenger in the arm. back out live, we are hearing

that a fourth victim was shot in port richmond in the parking lot. as for sergeant young who was shot at 18 times she was only hit in the arm and expected to be okay. now reporting live in central detectives. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> it is described as miraclous by philadelphia police commissioner, sergeant sylvia young ambushed in her own cruiser after being shot 8 times. police radio gives you an glimpse of the intensity of the horrifying ordeal. >> i'm at 51st street. help me please. >> wow, difficult to listen to, that's part of the radio call made by sergeant young after being shot by nicholas glen late friday. a 25-year-old woman was killed in the shooting spree. four others were shot but survived. this noon, we know that nicholas

glen was 25 years old, he had a long criminal record. he left evidence of his hatred of police and probation officers in a rambling note after shooting him in the friday night rampage. the commissioner praised his officer's actions. >> the restraint that they used during the foot pursuit down sansom street is nothing short of just miraculous, i mean, because this guy is firing at everybody on the streets that he sees. >> the commissioner said that glen had a 9-millimeter handgun and three magazines, as well as a plastic bag holding more live rounds. >> investigators are trying to track down how he got the gun. serial number had been removed. from our delaware newsroom, wilmington police are searching for answers after a double shooting that left a 19-year-old woman dead. officers responded to the 200 block of west 20th street

after midnight. the woman had been shot in the back. about a block away, police found a 19-year-old man who was shot. both were rushed to the hospital where the woman died. anyone with information is asked to call wilmington police. 12:07. we turn our attention to the explosion in new york city that injured two dozen people. today governor andrew cuomo is calling it an act of terrorism, but no evidence of international terrorism. >> ray ramondi joins us on the scene with new developments. >> reporter: gray and nydia, we know from the govern of new york, he said the fbi collected fragments from the explosion, those fragments are on the way down to fbi headquarters where agents will comb through them to determine who is responsible for placing it right here. watch this surveillance video capturing the moments when 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 started shaking my body. i turned around i looked in the middle of street there was a big cloud of smoke. [sirens] >> reporter: police say chaos erupted around 8:30 p.m. saturday night. debris scattered everywhere, the govenor of new york getting a firsthand look at the scene. >> a bomb exploding in new york is obviously an act of terrorism, but it's not linked to international terrorism, in other words we find no isis connection. >> nothing is going to happen. okay. nothing is going to happen to you. >> this cell phone video capturing the moments a good samaritan helping a bloody victim one of 29 injured.

>> there was a flash of light and everything was -- >> reporter: authorities believe the explosion was an intentional act, coroner terrorism officers k-9 searching the area. >> as of this time the exact cause of the explosion has not been determined. >> reporter: and the governor said it's absolutely incredible hours after the explosion all 29 people injured and taken to the hospital have been treated and released. the governor said he plans on deploying 1,000 state officers to the new york area thickly and populated area and on the transportation system as a precaution. he is insuring new yorkers at this hour they should go on and live their lives as normal the terrorists will not win in this situation. live in new york, ray ramondi,

channel 6 "action news." >> fbi is investigate an explosion at a charity run to benefit marines and sailors in seaside new jersey. the bomb went off at ocean avenue and d street. runners would have been passing by at the time of the blast, but the 5k was canceled after an unattended backpack was found. after the bomb blast police flooded the area and found three pipes wrapped together inside the garbage can, only one pipe donated. >> we're 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. nobody was hurt. a discovery outside a center city church has the

attention of the fire marshal. someone discovered a five gallon container of gas with a wooden cross outside a church. fire commissioner is investigating. this is something that a little girl will not forget. her mom called the cops. >> the orchestra is ready to ring in the new sean, these musicians won't be alone when they ring it in. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> and meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

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ac tion cam benjamin franklin parkway when about 18,000 runners participated in the rock and roll philadelphia half marathon. the races money for the american -- the race raises money for the aac research. it is headquartered in philadelphia. >> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's gray and gloomy out there. >> reporter: and depending on where you are, it's hot and sunny and gloomy and sticky. >> reporter: down the jersey shore you have yet to get the clouds on the beach. eventually you will cloud up, the thundershowers will move in overnight tonight. for the most part you are dry. 80 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 70. pressure is holding steady. wind out of the west at 9 miles

per hour. the ocean temperature is 75. 80 degrees in philadelphia. upper 70s north and west, this is where we've been locked in pretty good here with a lot of the clouds from the minute the sun climbed up to what we're seeing now. atlantic city at the airport, 85 with a feels like temperature of 91. feels like 90 in millville. 97 in dover. 85 in cape may. low 80s for the i-95 corridor. upper 70s low 80s north and west. again, it depends on where you are. cloud cover out here across the far western suburbs, even a few spritzes and sprinkles this morning, brief passing shower, we had that in the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. delaware bay, bright and sunny. cape may, sunny. atlantic city, wildwood, stone harbor, strathmere all areas seeing sunshine right now. future tracker 6, later this

afternoon a combination of sun and clouds, or more clouds than sun. one or two areas west of philadelphia could see a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. should not amount to all that much. if you see it, it's not going to last all that long. the main event holds off until tomorrow morning. look at the explosion of showers and thunderstorms, drenching downpours, this is 7:00 a.m. in the heart of the morning commute. you will have to allow yourself extra time. 10:00 a.m., we're seeing drenching downpours, look at the line let's say southern portions of gloucester county millville, vineland down across the delaware bay and into kent and sussex county in delaware. that will continue just about all day areas southance east of the city. -- south and east of the city. drenching downpours in time for the morning commute. scattered showers thunderstorms possible, as well. it will occur from the 9 to 11:00 a.m. from the i-95 corridor south an east.

look at the rainfall totals, i wouldn't take it as gospel, but it shows the idea that some areas will get walloped, millville over 7 inches. probably overdone. i wouldn't rule out a couple of inches. wilmington, 3, south and east of philadelphia tomorrow morning. for today, spotty thunderstorm possible, cloudy warm and sticky, highs around 87 degrees. maybe warmer than that south and east, cooler than that north an west, thunderstorms developing late 66 degrees, outlying suburbs, 70 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows rough tough tomorrow morning, lots of drenching downpours possible. 77. by afternoon it begins to wind down, from that point on, the seven day looks wonderful. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, lots of sunshine everyday. temperatures in the mid 80s and

humidity levels are comfortable. used earlier 80s are too warm for this time of the year. but it will be sunny. >> 1:18. a mother in arizona called the cops on her 3-year-old daughter to teach her an important lesson. she said her daughter unbuckled her seat belt on the ride home. she pulled the car over and explained the importance ever buckling up. she took a step further and called police. >> we don't know what other drivers will do, other drivers may not pay attention and run into the back of mom ascertain hit the side of the car, if we are not buckled our body is going to hit something. isn't she cute. camille promises the officer that she will always buckle up. her mother said calling the officer may have been extreme but she knew her daughter would

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cases in miami beach. curtis symphony orchestra is preparing fore their first concert of the season. >> karen rogers has what we can expect to hear. >> reporter: the curtis institute is flown for training -- known for training the most gifted student musicians. orchestra is ringing in the new season with the composers from 19th and 20th centuries. be prepared to be enveloped in one of the most amazing sounds. the opera opens with maurice revell. >> reporter: the curtis opera theater will join the orchestra.

the opera score will be followed bye-bye an interesting piece played on the program there are moments when every single instruments will be feature. >> a russian standard. >> reporter: it's called pictures at an exhibition. >> the piece opens with a solo trumpet line that's the bane of every trumpet players existence. hopefully it comes together everybody enjoys. the opening is october 9th at the kimmel center verizon hall. go to the arts in philly.org or visit 6abc loves the arts for other area efforts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers.

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preparing for monday night showdown in chicago, some players are a planning a protest. jeff skeverski has the details. not only do the eagles plan to make a statement on the field monday night against the bears, eagles safety malcom jenkins and teammates plan to make a statement during the national anthem, too. he is not revealing what they are doing, they don't plan to take a knee, a position 49ers collin kaepernick started to raise awareness against social injustice. he said it's not about the police or the military it's just about equality in america.

>> that's what makes you guys put 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. 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' decision on it. the biggest thing i don't want it to become a distraction to the rest of the team. >> eagles carries back, carsn wentz will not have a target tomorrow night. zack ertz is out with an injury. we go one on one with carson wentz and doug peterson before monday night football. coverage kicks off at 8:00 p.m. on our pregame show tomorrow night. happy valley has been a

temple of doom for the temple football team. they have never won a game in state college dating back to 1943. first quarter, 52-yard score, penn state puts up more yards in the first then they did last year against temple. back they come into the third, walker, temple within 70. fourth quarter, thomas punches it in, temple gets within 3. it doesn't last long, say it ain't so, 55-yard run to the house, penn state wins 34-27. 73 years without a w up there. ryan howard expected to start all weekend as part of a so-called farewell tour. scratched from the lineup because his left knee is

bothering. tommy joseph filling in. the phillies have the most homers in baseball by his first baseman, howard and joseph combined for 42. complete game 3 is shutout, phillies winning 8-zip. union losing 2-1 to portland. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day. >> another half-hour of "action news" straight ahead. a violent night in philadelphia ends with seven people shot and two police officers getting shot at. we'll have a live report. >> police are trying to find the suspects who set off an explosion in new york city and injured 29 people before they could strike again. those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and a whole lot before when "action news" comes right back.

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>> reporter: we have not had much sun yet, accuweather thinks we'll get a little sun that will get the temperatures in the mid to upper 80s today. quite a different from yesterday when we are camping out in the upper 70s and low 80s. it's uncomfortable out here right now. 76 in pottstown. quakertown, 76. mashts creek, 77 -- martins creek, 77. tanersville 74. cooler numbers are off to the north and west where they are locked in with a thick overcast. south of philadelphia, all of a sudden we get into the sunshine. the temperatures warming up. gandys beach, 87. vineland 87. on the boards in atlantic city, 79. that's the sea breeze kicking in. hammonton, 85. here's the view in cape may. you can see the folks enjoying the beach. look at all the sun glistening down. there have been folks in the water, i want to suggest to be careful out there, there's no lifeguards on duty, we have rip currents being reported.

keep that in the back of your minds, if you're venturing into the water, be careful out there. seas 3 to 4 feet. ocean temperatures in the mid 70s. cloud cover inland, sunshine for the jersey shore. forecast for today, clouds and sun inland, a spotty thunderstorm is possible, it's warm and soupy, highs around 87 degrees. not a bad finish to the weekend. we have concerns with tomorrow morning's commute. heavy drenching downpours are a good bet in parts of the area. i'll come back in just a few minutes and time it out for you on future tracker 6 guys. >> now to a violent night on the streets of philadelphia. seven people were shot for the second time in two days, philadelphia police officers came under fire. >> "action news" reporter, bob brooks joins us live at central detectives in spring garden with the latest on this. bob what's the latest you're learning from investigators? >> reporter: nydia, gray, the good news is that none of the

officers who were shot at were hurt. let's look at the video and take a look. what we have ask a quadruple shooting. 4:30 a.m. three women were shot two in the leg, one in the stomach. a man was shot there ten times. it went down at the caster club parking lot. two men around 4:30 a.m. when suspects showed up with guns and robbed them. before they ran off the driver was shot in the head, the passenger in the shoulder. also a 22-year-old was shot in the arm 15th and market in center city. and finally the two officers on south street were fired on by a suspect allegedly smoking marijuana on the corner of 9th. that suspect was arrested. the officers uninjured. >> the males were apprehended miraculously, police did not discharge their weapons during this confrontation.

>> reporter: back out live the firing upon officers comes just after sergeant sylvia young was ambushed by a madman who opened fire in her cruiser while she was sitting inside 18 times. luckily she was only struck in the arm and is expected to be okay. reporting live at central detectives, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> the suspect in the one man shooting spree that terrorized west philadelphia had a long criminal record. he has been identified as 35-year-old glick atlantic city glen. police say he ambushed philadelphia police sergeant sylvia young shooting at her 18 times. 8 bullets hit her, thankfully she survived. another woman ambushed by the killer did not survive. three other civilians and u-penn police officer was shot. glen left a letter describing

his hatred of police and his parol officer. >> police have removed a suspicious device from a manhattan location four blocks from an explosion that injured two dozen people. the device has been safely removed by the bomb squad from west 27th street. around 8:30 an explosion in a trash bin tore through a section of west 23rd between 6ingth 6ingth -- 6th and 7th avenue. 29 people were injured, they were treated and released from the hospital. governor cuomo promised to find the suspects and bring them to justice. >> whoever placed these bombs we will find and they will be brought to justice. period. you have the finest police agencies in the world when you come to new york. and we will find who planted the

explosives and they will be punished. >> reporter: investigators have not found any connection to an incident in seaside heights new jersey where a pipe bomb exploded near a marine charity run. islamic state run news agency said the man who stabbed and injured 8 people at a minnesota mall was a soldier of isis. it is not clear if the extremist group planned the attack or knew about it. the suspect attacked 8 people in saint cloud last night. he was dressed in private security uniform and made references to allah and asked people if they were muslim. hillary clinton will bring a speech back to philadelphia

tomorrow. president obama made a plea last night. he told the crowd he would take it personally if the african-american community failed to turn out for the election and support hillary clinton. >> i would consider it an tumult to my legacy if this community let's down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election. you want to give me a good sendoff. go vote. >> clinton addressed the crowd saying the country needs ideas and real plans not insults. >> donald trump ticked off a list of things he said he will do if he gets elected. >> we're going to revitalize our crumbling infrastructure. we're going to provide school choice to every disadvantaged child in america of which we have many. >> trump also said he would nominate conservative justices

to supreme court and reiterated his plan to build a wall along the american/mexican border. two former allies of govenor chris christie face fraud and conspiracy charge. they are accused of orchestrating lane closures on the george washington bridge to punish the fort lee mayor for not endorsing governor christie. the countdown to the biggest night in television is on. indeed it is. we're just a few hours away from prime time emmy awards you can see on 6abc. >> abc has a look at the night's biggest nominations. >> jimmy kimmel back to hosting. >> the best thing about the

emmys it's an award show for television on television where it's meant to be. >> wear something that feels like a million bucks. >> reporter: who is going to win? >> best drama actress is one you want to keep yourself on the edge of your chair for. >> we have viola davis against robin wright for house of cars. and kerry russell from the spy thriller the americans. >> the fact that she got an nomination is exiting news for those who believe that show is the best schoa -- show on television. >> reporter: mr. robot. >> i was comfortable betting

your mortgage on game of thrown in this category. >> i love game of thrones. the big show begins tonight at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc, that, of course, is followed by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday. a pipeline problem continues to cause gas shortages down south and fuels supplies in five states. >> try if you dare, ice cream shop serving up a flavor so hot it's featured in the latest riply's believe it or not. live look at the commodor barry bridge. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's gray in here, too. >> gray everywhere. >> "action news" continues in just a moment.

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the milk it sort of mitigates it a little bit. some people go aaah. others no problem. >> customers have to sign a waiver. >> have you had spicy korean ice cream in honor of my korean heritage. >> whatever floats your boat. sky6 live hd overlooking the ben franklin bridge, it's kind of gloomy out there, but it depends on where you are, folks down the shore from hammonton, east along the beach, you've been enjoying sunshine all day long. it's been a lovely sunday afternoon. you go inland they are locked in with all the clouds. superior section of south

jersey, i-95 corridor, western suburbs cloudy at this point. heat indices feels like 0 is in dover. -- 01 in dover. low 80s north and west. water vapor this is the comfortable area of high pressure we've been enjoying over the last three days. it is slowly drifting out to sea. the dewpoints are in the 40s and 50s, very comfortable stuff. note it is no longer over the delaware and the lehigh valleys. we're seeing the moisture move in from the south very tropical dewpoints in place, that's part of the region why it feels uncomfortable. with the front bearing down from the northwest, all that moisture in place, that's all the ingredients you need pretty much for the drenching downpours. i'll show you on future tracker 6 what we're expecting. let's say combination of sun and clouds, more clouds than sun. one or two areas pick up a quick-hitting shower or thunderstorm. if you pick it up, it won't last

long. today for the most part is dry. overnight tonight, getting into the wee hours of the morning, that's when i expect to see more storms flare up. watch the explosion between 4:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. heavy drenching downpours up and down the i-95 corridor. they will persist through the late morning hours into the first part of the afternoon south jersey and the delaware bay region and the state of delaware. areas north and west, when you get closer to the philadelphia area, points south and east we're expecting rain. we're not expecting much in the way of thunderstorms. lightening winds hail tornados on the low side. this is mainly drenching downpours, we've highlighted that. rainfall totals appear to be impressive, assuming this model is correct. it's not often we see seven inches ever rain in any particular area. assuming this is correct. the good news the heavy rain will fall in an area that can take the heavy rain because of

the soil structure down here. it's more sandy. let's hope they are not correct, because that's a lot of rain, but we do need some rain. this will put a dent, it's not a drought, but a deficit, philadelphia is 4 inches below normal in the rainfall department. cloudy, spotty thunderstorm possible today. 87 degrees degrees in philadelp. trenton, 86. allentown 84. overnight tonight, thunderstorm might develop. 66 in wilmington, 70 in dover, and 70 for philadelphia. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, dicey stuff early tomorrow morning, downpours likely. a couple of isolated thunderstorms. you need to allow yourself extra time to go to work and school tomorrow morning. the rest of the week looks great, warm sunshine and low humidity leaves, mid 80s through saturday. guys. >> thank you.

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"action news," philadelphia is reeling after yet another violent night. seven people were shot in four separate incidents last night. for the second time in two days, someone opened fire on two philadelphia police officers. the officers were not wounded and ended up argue one suspect. -- arresting one suspect. the mayor of new york said the explosion that injured 29 people was an act of terrorism, although not an act of international terrorism. so far there are no arrests. before we say goodbye, a final check of the forecast. >> reporter: the folks that are wishing for rain, looks like you'll get your wish here. unfortunately it may be a little bit too much at the same time. drenching downpours a good possibility.

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