under investigation for allegedly bringing a prostitute into the unit's headquarters on east state street, a location separate from police headquarters. >> it is an active investigation involving special personnel matters. until they are dealt with at the mercer county prosecutors office i am not at liberty to talk about it. >> allegedly a member of the k-9 unit brought a prostitute into the unit concealing her from cameras but her presence was not missed by cameras inside. >> were the officers involved now on active duty or desk duty? >> i can't even go into this right now. >> the story was uncovered when the prostitute was jailed for an unrelated offense and reached

out and when no one helped her she started to name names. >> you know, something could be form coming. >> back live now the trenton k-9 academy trains dogs and their handlers from area departments as well as trenton and their greer was in the yard and the prostitute was able to describe the inside layout of the building to a tee. we'll keep you updated if there are developments in in this case. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we are learning now details about the suspected bomber who police say are behind the attacks in new york and new jersey over the weekend. the fbi now confirms that ahmad kahn ramanny's journal.

it includes references to a late indicate leader linked to a series of attacked in the u.s. we'll have more on the investigation and the affect it is having on a busy weekend in our area. police say that what they thought was a late night hit and run in philadelphia may have started with a robbery at midnight. a man was found with serious head wounds in the parking lot of the wells fargo center at bustleton, once thought to be the victim, police say that the man tried to rob another man and his family trying to use the atm and that the suspect is behind at least one other armed robbery in the city's point breeze section, police are trying to track down those responsible for a gun battle in broad daylight. the shots were fired at the corner of 19th and wharton streets. three people were caught in the middle. bob brooks live with the latest

on the investigation. >> reporter: good evening, we know that two of these victims didn't have anything to do with the shooting at all. they were not connected and innocent bystanders and one was a mother and when she was shot she was carrying her 10-month-old baby. for three years, gary the owner of the pharmacy coffee shop, calls the intersection of 18th and wharton home. we are making it as safe as possible inside and out. >> and with all that happened yesterday is heart breaking. >> we deal with a shooting like this once a year it seems like. >> almost 40 bullets were fired and detectives say that innocent people were caught in the crossfire. one woman struck in the arm carrying the 10-month-old baby. >> the baby's head and torso was probably just inches from where

the bullet struck the mother. >> there were two more victims hit in the legs. >> mia smith works in a day care up the street and is asking the gunmen to please stop. >> those like gary worked hard to turn the point breeze neighborhood around but the job is not done yet. >> all the work we have done we feel like that should be the least of our worries. >> back out here live, i can tell you that the baby is okay. hearing from police we know it could have been much worse fired a few inches in a different direction. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. it was a massive show of support for a sister in blue outside of penn presbyterian hospital. the action cam was there as sylvia young left the hospital.

she was shot friday night in her vehicle. she survived in large part thanks to her bulletproof vest. >> walter perez will have more at 6:00. >> turning the eagles now, rookie quarterback, carson wentz is now 2-0, after leading the birds to a big prime time win against the chicago bears. jaime apody is here with the details. >> you must be excited. >> every eagles fan is. >> john said on television, philadelphia has a quarterback. the first quarterback to win the first two games with zero turnovers in the process. they had a solid performance from wentz in the second half to beat the bears 29-14. after jay cutler was intercepted in the third quarter, it put the eagles up 22-7 after the touch down.

the bears fourth quarter would fumble and recovered by ron brooks and lead to ryan matthews touch down and the eagle was score 26 unanswers points to move to 2-0. and wentz was 130 yards and a touch down. why doesn't this kid seem like a rookie. >> he is constantly playing the game in his mind and that is what it giving him, i think an edge when he goes back out on the field. just understanding the situations. >> i feel good, and i play with a lot of confidence even when there is bad plays and things happen, i keep plugging away. >> there are new guys on the lane johnson front. i'll have more on that from the birds coming up in sports. members of the flyers, philadelphia flyers and past legends of team handed in their hockey sticks for golf clubs in

support of the ed snider organization. this is the largest fundraiser of the year for the youth hockry foundation. >> a pretty good swing there. lets swing over to the "action news" traffic report tuesday night. >> lets see what matt pellman has for us. >> from teeing up to being teed off this tuesday night. some delays are lengthy, look at the schuylkill expressway look at the headlines coming eastbound past conshohocken, if you head to the phils game or the acdc concert in south philadelphia. acdc says it's a long way to the top and a long way to their concert. speeds on the turnpike eastbound, a crash off to the side and chester county, we watch a crash at marshall road and one in newark along route 2 capital trail at polydrummond road. >> and mullica hill it looks

like the crash at 45 main street at holy tomato two is in the process of clearing out. and traffic light troubles in hammonton along the white horse pike and stay on the a.c. expression way or the black horse pike. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> sounds good. much more ahead on "action news," an apology from the ceo of wells fargo after millions of unauthorized accounts were opened by the banks own employees, the next step is he promising for customers. plus, the bombshell news rocking hollywood. brangelina is no more. we have the details on their divorce. >> the warm and humid air is back, i am tracking more fall-like temperatures on the way. ♪

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he says that wells fargo will now contact all deposit customers in the u.s. and invite them to review their accounts with a barker. it was fined $180 million, and more than 5,000 employees have been fired over the scandal. president barack obama is urging nations to embrace more open societies. this is just one of many thoughts he shared when he addressed the unite the nations today for the last time as president. the kind of think that favors the strong man over true democracy is wrong and democracy is hard work but worth the efforts. and reestablishing relations with cuba. a new report says that millions of drivers are wasting money on premium gas, aaa says there is no sense of paying for premium if your gas runs on

regular gas. it doesn't improve horse power or clean the engine anymore than regular gas. according to the auto club, in the last year alone 16 million americans wasted $2 billion on premium gas. super couple, angelina jolie and brad pitt ask for privacy after filing for divorce. they said the decision was made for the health of the family. they met on the film mr. and mrs. smith and marrying in 2014. today pitt said in a statement he is saddened by the divorce. "action news" is giving you a look inside of weather forecasting tonight. meteorologist, karen rogers, will help launch a weather balloon tomorrow morning during "action news." cecily tynan is here now way preview. this is really cool. >> this is so exciting for our weather team. adam and i spent afternoon outside of the studio inflating

the first 6 abc weather balloon and demonstrate the role they play in every single forecast. >> all right we are in the process of blowing up our 6 abc weather balloon and these are used across the globe to gather important information that is used in weather forecasting and this is going to go really high and get really big as well. >> it goes up about 100,000 feet to the edge of the stratosphere and the pay load with this, there are 800 launches twice a day across the world and we are doing our own tomorrow morning, that collects data and we find out what will happen in the future with the weather models we talk about. >> and as this goes up in the atmosphere so this guy will get to be 25 feet in diameter by the time is reached the stratosph e stratosphere. >> it takes two hours to rise and then it get there's and

pops. >> and then this guy the parachute brings it down to earth and it only takes 25 minutes to reach the surface and then we can find it. this is the pay load, it's amazing that we have all of this instrumentation, and this is a pound and a half, it has to be light to be pulled up by the weather balloon, this is the gps, that allows us to find it after it falls to the earth and it records wind speed and wind direction. this is something that typically we don't have on weather balloons but this is the go pro, this is so we can show the "action news" viewer what's it looks like. >> you can see it going up through the atmosphere, it records temperature and pressure, because not only do you have to know the temperature and pressure at earth where we live and play and where we are standing and especially in the winter months we have to look at the profile through the atmosphere and that determines whether we see a mixture of snow

or sleet or freezing rain and that gathers the information. >> this is how it does it, this is the in-flight computer designed by someone that works for the international space station and that can actually record temperatures as low as 76 farenheit below 0. we get all the information and it's put in the computers and that is part of how we develop weather forecasts. >> it takes two hours going up and collects the data going up not done and we find the great information and get to show it to you live tomorrow on "action news." >> i think it's fascinating how the equipment that collects the data is very sophisticated. we have an in-flight computer and gps but the method of delivering it into the atmosphere is so simple. it's just a balloon, the first

time we are launching one at 6 abc. >> you are having a launch and i'm having a lunch. we'll cover that tomorrow. >> we'll launch that weather balloon live on the morning show, track the path of the balloon yourself and track the data it is collecting live on 6abc.com. be part of our weather team. track it along with them. still to come, in health check the new research out on fitness trackers. >> and they have been become an increasing popular tool for losing weight but you may be better ditching the technology. ali gorman explains.

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on health check, fitness trackers may see like an easy way to lose weight but they may not live up to their claims. ali gorman joins us to explain. >> reporter: the idea is they track how much you move on motivate you to move more and lose weight. but researchers at the university of pittsburgh for some people they were better off without them. they followed nearly 500 people struggling with their weight and put on a lower calorie diet and told to exercise, after six

months half of the group started wearing fitness monitors, after two years both groups lost weight but the ones without the trackers lost an average of 5 expounds more and the devices may lead to people eating more because they reward themselves for activity and other theorys. >> it may give people a false sense of security, they don't pay attention to key behaviors they may pay attention to. they rely on it too much. >> researchers say there may need to be more researches for who the devices work better for the my advice if you try to lose weight and you use a fitness tracker, use an app to track your food and calories. and keep in mind it is very difficult to out exercise a poor diet. so healthy eating is key. rick and monica back over to you. >> i wear mine all the time.

>> i do too, i love mine. >> me too. >> now it says, who are you kidding? >> thanks ali. still to come we'll check the forecast for you. and looking live at the ben franklin bridge, a bit cloudy but a nice picture. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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time now for accuweather at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan is here to tell us how things shape up for the evening and the rest of the week. >> today very warm and humid as well. sky 6 hd taking a look at atlantic city, and as expected, a lot of clouds along the shore in the meantime, farther to the north and west. brighter skies and a live look taking a look from the pagoda at reading and because of that temperatures are warmer to the north and west. reading 82 and allentown 84 and philadelphia partly cloudy skies and 81 and cape may with the thick cloud cover, 75 degrees and atlantic city airport 76. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the front that moved through last night essentially stalled because of the remnants of tropical storm julia kind of hung it up and we have quite a bit of cloud cover and some breaks in the lehigh valley and the poconos. tonight is another warm night,

another humid night, there could be areas of patchy fog developing and cape may 69 and wilmington 65 and allentown 59 degrees, tomorrow we see a mixture of clouds and sunshine and it will be a little less humid and it's going to be warmer and by noon 82 degrees and by 2:00 and 4:00 temperatures up into the mid-80s, so temperatures run 10 degrees above normal and that continues right through the weekend. tropical satellite shows two systems now, tropical storm lisa was formed and maximum winds 45 miles per hour. and lisa is no threat to land but the bigger threat is tropical storm karl and that is strengthening moving towarded the berl out. it starts to head toward the island and as it does, it will be strengthening, so when it

passes close to bermuda, likely just to the east, early on saturday, it could be near category 2 hurricane strength so even if it's not a direct hit it will have a big impact and then it heads out to sea. no impact for us but if you head to bermuda this weekend you may want to rethink your plans. a high of 86 degrees on wednesday and thursday when fall arrives, doesn't feel like it and 88 degrees and a high of 88 on friday, but as we head through the weekend temperatures stepping down, saturday for the temple homecoming is 80 and sunday for the eagles feeling like football weather, adam will let you know if that sticks around in the accuweather forecast. >> quick break.

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new jersey and new york were hidden in plain sight in ordinary trash cans, with a major outdoor event in philadelphia. what philadelphia police are doing to prepare. a bag of skittles is causing a stir in the political world thanks to one of donald trump's children and this playful pup may look happy now, it survived a scary situation in delaware, now it needs your help getting back home. >> now the details, new information tonight is surfacing about the accused serial bomber that planted homemade devices in new york's chelsea's neighborhood and elizabeth, new jersey. they brought formal charges against amed rahami. he is charged with attempted murder being second degree unlawful piece of a weapon and

rahami is held on $5.2 million bail. the suspect's father contacted the fbi in 2014, following a stabbing to express concerns that his son was a terrorist. however, muhammad rahami retracted that statement but meant his son was hanging out with the wrong crowd and a journal was found on the suspect when he was arrested and in it was a reference to a u.s. born al qaeda cleric killed in a u.s. drone strike, it included the phrase join us in our new front. >> it's important to remember that the explosive devices in chelsea and seaside park were put in trash cans where lots of people would be walking past

seemingly in plain sight. and the spaces flowing with people, a challenge for philadelphia police as well this weekend. john rawlins live along south street tonight with the details. >> reporter: that is right, two things that may attract large crowds, sunday is the puerto rico day parade and something new on south street involving all of south street going car free, cars will be banished and replaced by people in the street. south street can be curb to curb cars but saturday morning it should be carless, from river to river a car band will go into effect. the idea from 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. there will be a cycling and pedestrian friendly route from fairmount drop to mlk and a loop. they expect a lot of people to come out and enjoy the seven

mile stretch. but in a world where pressure cooker bombs are a reality -- >> an event that is suppose to be fun, is more or less a security operation. authorities not giving specifics not saying if extra surveillance cameras will be used or trash cans removed but calling on everyone having fun to keep an eye out. >> we'll call on the public like we do each and every day. >> twiny may take it in. asked if the incidentses in new york and new jersey may change her thinking? >> i do not. life has to go on. >> this man plans to be in front of his south street vegetarian restaurant urging people to meditate. he is secure in his faith. >> i am aware of the fact that there are dangerous times and some people are acting a little

unscrupulous, but at the same time we live our lives, we'll continue to live. >> if you plan to meditate, walk run or bike, on south street at least it will be clear of cars this saturday morning. there will be north-south traffic on a limited number of traffic, those that have bus routes on them. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, our courage of the bombings in new york and new jersey continues on our 6 abc news app. we'll alert you on the investigation and bring you live updates. it's a free download for your mobile device. a trenton resident did what police were asking folks to do. earlier today he saw something suspicious outside of the fraternal order of police building and knocked on the door, it was an unmarked box, when the folks did not royce it, they called 911 and police and

fire officials blocked off the street. >> there were no wires coming out but with everything happening we wanted to make sure, it's sitting outside of the fraternal order of police. we want to make sure. >> turns out the box was not harmful and the all clear was given a short time later. >> now to the race for the white house, we are 48 days from the general election, but the first inperson voting starts in iowa. south and vermont and some states sent out absentee ballots on september 9th. >> donald trump and hillary clinton plan to crisscross the state. >> hillary clinton is taking off the campaign trail after speaking at temple university yesterday. and tomorrow she heads to the battleground state of florida. and is expected to talk about an inclusive economy that welcomes people with disabilities and welcomes their work and treats them with respect.

she and trump are tied among likely voters in the sunshine state. >> meantime donald trump spending time with his supporters in north carolina. and fighting terrorism continues to be a big talking point. he told voters in a muslims in the u.s. should be watched very carefully. and mr. trump suggested that the u.s. should suspend immigration entirely from regions where extreme vetting could not occur. >> and at a barbecue restaurant, he dodged questions about when he changed his mind about president obama's birth place. >> the "washington post" says that donald trump used $258,000 from his charitable foundation for legal settlements from key largo and his new york golf

course. for having a flag pole twice the size allowed by law. he donated $125,000 to veterans charities. and in 2010, a golfer sued when he was denied a $1 million prize for a hole in one at a charity tournament at a trump course outside of new york city. and a $158,000 settlement came from that from the foundation, that comes mainly from donors and not from trump himself. >> and then donald trump jr. a trusted adviser is under fire for a tweet he sent out yesterday. here it is he wrote, this image says it all. lets end the political correct agenda that doesn't put america first. and a capps that reads, if i had a bowl of skittles and i told you three would kill you, would you take a handful?

that is our syrian refugee problem. they said skittles are candy and refugees are people and do not feel it's an appropriate analogy. and you can get alerts from the campaign trail by downloading the 6 abc news app. available at the apple and google play stores. >> a home in newcastle delaware is damaged after a tractor trailer slammed into it early this morning. this is the scene at the 300 block of moores lane and the truck driver lost control and hit a parked car and barrelled through the front wall of the home, the homeowner says this is the second time his house was hit by a vehicle. luckily nobody was hurt. in delaware, a family out for a bike ride likely saved the life a dog trapped on a railroad bridge and now the officials needs the public's help to get the pup back home. the blond beagle was rescued

from the chesapeake and delaware canal, web rescuers got to her she was shaking with fear and stuck between the bridge and the brace. she was not injured. she will be held for three days for her owner to claim her before she will be made available for adoption. >> glad the puppy is all right. lets see how the traffic is shaping up. >> we are dogged with delays that is for sure. from center city to this point from the betsy ross bridge and cotman avenue. starting at 8:00 the off ramp from the betsy ross bridge closes for construction and tomorrow the southbound off ramp from aramingo closes and that lasts nine months. southbound at pratt street watching a crash on the inner drive and one on the pennsylvania turnpike by

norristown and it's off to the side and speeds are better on the eastbound turnpike but slow rather than the eastbound schuylkill in the 20s. and a pair of accidents one on route 2 capital at the holly drummond hill. and one on route 4 at churchman's road and traffic trouble as long the black horse pike in hammonton, i would stick with the a.c. expressway or the white horse pike instead. >> thank you matt. still to come on "action news" tonight. youngsters who are living with challenges are not letting them get in the way of this success. they take you to delaware to see how they are thriving. a new drug is about to hit the market and made in our area. >> fall is just a couple of days away but if you look at the eastern half of the country, 90s and 80s are taking over, there is no sign of fall but we'll get

a little injection of it by the upcoming weekend. >> all right, sports jaime apody has eagles news following last night's victory and temple football coming up when "action news" continues in just a moment.

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jaime is here with sports, we hear the punishment for a bird in trouble. >> if there anything coming out this the town has a quarterback. and a premium has to be placed on having a good offencive line to protect him. lane johnson entered the appeals process for the 10 game suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy for a second time. johnson is eligible to play on sunday against the steelers and then the eagles have a by after that and if he loses that starts on november 9th. and the news overshadows the big win last night to move them to 2-0. malcolm jenkins one of four

players to raise their fists for social injustice. and carson wentz ball here should have been a touch down and they turn it up a notch in the third quarter and he stayed on his feet for one of his two touch downs on the night. the eagles were in jay cutler's face and they picked him off and led to wentz's only touchdown pass. and eagles beat the bear 29-14, two games two wins and zero turnovers, last year they had five give-aways at this point. >> you guys got a couple of turnovers in the second half, how important was it that the offense capitalized on what you did? >> it was important and changed the game and went in our direction the way we wanted to.

it came to halftime and we knew what we had to do. >> they are not putting us in bad situations, the got to go, got to go situations, this team is in a good spot and a lot of things to work on but having it's defense is always good. >> hopefully the way the eagles dominated chicago will rub off on the phillies, for their second to last home game of the season. he ran his guys to a tough practice. after losing to penn state over the weekend. it's a game they could have maybe should of won but 18 penalties for 118 yards, maybe why they didn't. they beat themselves. >> stop the self inflicking wounds. that is not just the players but the coaching staff. we have to stop inflicting wounds, the approach is like everyone settle down and play

and do your job and relax. the players are good enough. >> don't forget to catch temple play book on saturday morning, i had a chance to sit down with coach rule. 9:45 a.m. on saturday here on 6 abc. and they come back to play the eagles with the steelers this weekend. young people with disabil y disabilities are thriving with new jobs thanks to an initiative intel wear. governor markell talked about the path to employment program. he was one of the many people guided on his transition from school to the workforce. >> once they give people a chance, they find these are great employees. because they can do the job well and they have a great attitude and they are excited. >> the program offers personal care and transportation to those that need it. >>

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low cost about 50 cents a pill. >> if you have an appetite for warm weather this forecast is up your alley. >> i'll tell you man it's summer all over again. but as we spill into the season summer takes over into the end of the week as ewe look at stormtracker 6 live double scan no clouds on the action cam that was around the fairmont park area, near the fairmont water works behind the art museum overlooking the sears center and there are the buildings and the skyline and a lot of clouds locked in. as we take a look at the almanac today. 82 degrees before 5:00 this afternoon. despite we had a lot of clouds and a little bit of sun breaking through and still above the normal of 77 degrees, the record 90 set back in 1983. and the normal low is now 59 degrees, and 10 degrees above

that. we were 10 degrees above that early this morning. that is where the sunshine was abundant this afternoon but with the clouds locked in, southern new jersey and the shore, southern delaware temperatures there in the mid to upper 70s and the ocean is still really warm at 74 degrees, the remnants of what was tropical storm julia is still down to the south, we see a spin here, and no wind with it. tropical moisture on the verge of southern delaware and not lifting back to the north and clouds hanging on and a front pushing through and kind of kicking that moisture to the south and east tomorrow. tonight turning partly cloudy and mild and muggy with patchy fog developing with a very light variable wind in the morning, 59 in the northwest suburbs and 58 in center city. partly sunny and again running 10 degrees above normal. but not as muggy as the high comes in from the north and pushing some of that tropical

air farther off the coast. then the high splits here on thursday, and that is not a bad thing here. we'll have a lot of sunshine here on thursday, fall arrives at 10:21 in the morn and again not feeling like it. with temperatures of 56 degrees and we are awaiting this front and high pressure north of this front to come in on saturday night and sunday to bring a cool blast of fall air from eastern and central canada, so there will eventually be a switch to more comfortable and seasonable temperatures. as we look at the exclusive accuweather forecast two 86's back to back and comes back up with no signs of fall on thursday and tropically humid on friday, 88 is the high temperature and the front starts to push in on saturday and not a lot of moisture with it. so saturday sun and clouds and 80 degrees and eventually feeling drier with the humidity

level late saturday and saturday night and especially on sunday with the breeze opening up from the north 72, that is it for a high temperature with a good amount of sunshine and then sunny seasonable monday and 74 degrees and a lot of clouds and sun and a shower or two on tuesday, of 76 degrees and overnight lows in the 40s and 50s, as we get into sunday night into next week. finally can kind of open up the windows to let in fresh air. >> thank you adam. rely on 6abc.com/weather for updates to our hourly forecast and use stormtracker 6 live double scan to check the real time conditions wherever you are. facebook and twitter also great ways to stay connected. follow our meteorologists to stay informed. topping our people scene, the first elimination of the season will happen on "dancing with the stars" later this evening. laurie hernandez and her partner, val took first place.

former governor rick perry and emma slater came in last. and after two hours of "dancing with the stars," watch the season premiere of marvel "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." following by "action news" at 11:00.

next at 6:00 a philadelphia sergeant shot 17 times by a gunman on a rampage gets the salute when she is released from the hospital. and k-9 officers are under investigation after the cameras catch a special visitor inside. for meteorologist, adam joseph, cecily tynan, monica malpass and the entire "action news" team. i'm rick williams join me next for "action news" at 6:00. >> good night.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. tuesday night and jim is off and i'm rick williams, in the news a delaware school gets a $10 million grant and a fight between a philadelphia teacher and a student is under investigation. but the big story on "action news" is the philadelphia police sergeant shot in the line of duty last friday out of the hospital and back home tonight. sergeant sylvia young received quite a reception after her discharge from the hospital today. family and friends gathered outside as well as her police colleagues standing at

attention. she was ambushed by a gunman while sitting in her parole car. walter perez is live with more on sergeant young's homecoming today. >> reporter: that is right. you know the headline here is that sylvia young is home, and that is amazing when you consider that last friday night she was the intended target of 18 shots fired in her direction. >> you can see the emotion on sylvia young's face when dozens of colleagues stood at attention. >> sergeant young will return to duty when she is physically and mentally ready to do to. >> she has a rode ahead of her but they she wants to come back and that is the biggest thing. >> she was nearly killed when a gunman opened fire on her squad car in philadelphia. the suspect is identified address nic