intended target. president donald trump arrives in the middle east, his plans for the first trip abroad as president. those stories, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers, yes a cool down today. >> reporter: in the 90s it was a lot too soon, it was hot. let's get the view overlooking the commodore barry bridge we have mainly cloudy conditions and cooler air that started to work its way in the wake of a cold front that pulled through last night. one thing you'll notice today the temperatures are down, the humidity will drop, as well. we're seeing showers here as we go from uncommercial to -- uncomfortable to comfortable. we can see downpours to the south in western portions of camden and burlington county running parallel to route 38 working into mount holly and lumber ton.

130 in the clear, pushing over 206 in the next 20 minutes or half-hour. that's it, once we past there, there's not much else to talk about. later this afternoon we're looking at cloudy skies and peeks of sunshine and this, cooler temperatures this is a whole lot better, a pair of 5s in allentown. 62 in philadelphia, a nice breeze out of the east/northeast, cape may, 61. in the poconos ten cooler, 51 up there. forecast for today, once the leftover showers pull through, the rest of the way, clouds and sun, much cooler and less humid, highs in the up upper 60s and close to 70. rain in the week ahead. >> a man and woman with shot n the parking lot of a club in kensington in the vip after-hours club on 3500 block

of i-street. people got into an argument that dispute spilled into the parking lot, shots were fired, crews took the victims to temple hospital with gunshot injuries to their backs. no arrests have been made. >> in kensington the search continues for two men who fired shots in residential area. they were targeting a man sitting on a porch, but a 2-year-old child was caught in the crossfire. dann cuellar has the details. >> reporter: police, two men on bmx bikes were targeting a 26-year-old father sitting on his porch with his 2-year-old son. the child was caught in the crossfire. neighbors say it was a beautiful evening and a lot of people were out having barbecues and kids playing and when shots rang out. >> it sounded like a shotgun, i'm not familiar with the sound. >> reporter: when the smoke cleared it was evident a

2-year-old child was caught in the crossfire struck four times in the back. 26-year-old male was shot in the right knee an transported to temple hospital in stable condition. >> two males on bicycles, bmx mountain bikes came down the street on malta stopped at the front of the house and began firing at the adult victim. >> reporter: residents say there are shootings almost daily with stray bullets flying through homes. >> makes you want to cry, because it's a baby, you know, it's not something that you want to hear from nobody. you know, especially someone's kid that you're out here barbecuing or doing whatever ems having fun and your kid gets hurt. >> it's devastating think of all the people that had to be around it had to be the baby. >> reporter: breaks your heart, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: at last word the child was listed in critical condition at st. christopher's

hospital after being shot four times in the back. his father in stable condition at temple university hospital. a man was taken into custody earlier has been released as the search continues for the two men riding bmx bikes. in the kensington section, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> 9:04 a.m., new castle county police arrested a man accused of hitting a toddler with his car and taking off. 14-month-old leah purdue was struck in her driveway on the unit block of roosevelt avenue in newport, delaware yesterday morning. 20-year-old elijah meredith injured the girl after visiting the child's mother at her home. police arrested him late last night. leah has a fracture skull and bruises. 11:20 p.m. there was a

shooting in delaware county east 21st street, a 20-year-old woman was shot temperatures taken to crozer -- several times, she was taken to crozer-chester medical center. no arrests have been made. crews are working to lift a truck and boat trailer from the bottom of the delaware river. i want to take you to the scene after a man attempted to put the boat in the river on the boat ramp of the 5300 block of state road. somehow the boat and trailer and truck ended up in the water. the boat, trailer and truck sank, not clear what went wrong there. >> happening now, the search continues for a man delaware state trooper say stole more than $2,300 worthy of cologne. it is believe he stole from three different walgreens in

wilmington and dover between march 2r50th and 29. i-78 in greenwich township berks county, a five vehicle chain-reaction collision involved two tractor trailers and car. three people were hurt, the most serious, a truck driver with burns to his body. all expected to survive. the road was closed for hours, but again, it is now back open. president donald trump has arrived in saudi arabia for his first foreign trip as president. that visit is part of a high stakes five country mission which the white house hopes might turn the page on the investigation and allegation also raging at home. we have details on the president's welcome to saudi

arabia. >> reporter: air force one touching down in saudi arabia this morning a red carpet welcome even if it took a while to layout the carpet and roll out the stairs. ♪ president trump receiving the royal treatment, the saudi king there to great him and the first lady at the king's personal terminal used for the royal family and their guest. first stop ceremonial coffee with the king. the microphones picking up their charter. outside the president greeted with streets lined in american flags and giant billboards showing him and the saudi king. a warm welcome for president trump in the capitol city of riyadh. it's not the political things causing chaos back home but his

comments. >> i think islam hates us to the muslim ban. >> donald trump is calling for a complete shut down of muslims entering the united states straits. >> reporter: the first foreign trip jammed packed 8 days, five countries from the birth place of islam and the jerusalem and the vatican. how successful can president trump be aabroad with the firestorm back home. he is expected to deliver a speech to call on the muslim world to stop terrorism written by stephen miller who was behind trump's travel ban. a drug task force in philadelphia is making recommendations to help reduce the number of overdose deaths in the city. one controversial proposal

involves safe injection sites where drug users can inject heroin under the supervisionful a doctor. mayor kenny and governor wolf outlined the details. >> to turn this epidemic around many observations have to do their part. i'm asking doctors, nonprofits and businesses and residents of the philadelphia to read the report and see what you can do to help combat this crisis. >> experts predict opioid deaths in philadelphia this year will exceed the numbers in 2016 reaching nearly 1200 deaths. it is now 9:09 a.m., this weekend a special event being held in honor of delaware state trooper corporal stephen ballard who was shot and killed in the wawa parking lot in bear on april 26. a true to blue memorial fest will be held in smyrna. that event will include music and kid-friendly festivities and food and more.

all the proceeds go to the stephen ballard memorial fund. the festival begins at noon running through 8:00 p.m. it's a big day for seniors at pennsbury high school. tonight is the prom, dubbed the best in america. tonight they will have superstar power to celebrate the big night. roots drummer and philly native quest love agreed to be the deejay for the night. this almost didn't happen. the school received an e-mail that he needed to cancel, after push back, he agreed to keep the commitment. >> we're going to send him the pennsbury love he will send us the philly love and then we'll party from there. >> love said he will work the ones an twos, free of charge tonight. there's still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. it's wedding day for the duchess

of cambridge's sister. a look at the big event, the dress, the guests. a man tries to storm the cockpit of an american airlines flight. we have more from passengers on board the plane. >> reporter: showers around, heavier rain arrives next week. i'll have the details, plus the weekend call from accuweather when we come right back. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high.

but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

>> all right, chris this is the story you've been waiting for, the close e -- closest thing to

a royal wedding. pippa middleton tied the knot this morning. pippa and james matthew said i do in front of 100 guests that included members of the royal family, big sister kate and prince william and prince george and princess charlotte who were included in the wedding party. after the service guests traveled 6 miles to the home in buckle berry for the post wedding. look at that, congratulations to the lucky couple. >> how we looking outside sir? >> reporter: it's looking nice, it's going to feel better, city hall from the city hall camera you can see clouds upstairs, but no rain, at least there, there are a couple of showers elsewhere, a couple of things happening in the process of transitioning atmosphere, if you will going from warm and

uncomfortable to cooler and very comfortable, but the process is kind of wringing out a couple of showers, once that pulls through, the weekend looks all right. let's flip it over to the radars, here we go, couple of showers and downpours pushing into burlington county. route 70, 206. north of the circle near lumberton and mount holly. we're saggy signs of weakening losing the deeper shades of red being replaced with yellows and oranges. there is in the process of weakening there's another one norse of north town. we have showers -- norristown. we have showers allentown, bethlehem, easton, northeast extension heading toward the poconos. this is gone in an hour or so. from that point on the day looks very, very nice and comfortable and quiet.

70 degrees, upper 60s near 70 with more clouds than sun. 62 if philadelphia. look at the dewpoint, 47 this was in the mid 60s yesterday. pressure is starting to rise. winds out of the northeast at 12 miles per hour. look at the comfortable cool air rushing in. kutztown 51. lake harmony, 51. pottstown, 54. warminster, malvern, 59. in south jersey we're seeing the 50s pop up. cinnaminson, 59. glassboro, 62. agenda beach 62. cape may -- gandys beach, 62. cape may, 61. there's the front stretching across the virginia capes that's what pushed through yesterday. now the winds you see the arrows are out of the north/northeast that's why the cooler air is starting to move in. 52 in buffalo and 52 in syracuse not too bad. that little disturbance racing off to the east, to 25 miles per

hour as that pulls through nothing behind it, the rest of the day looking nice. mainly cloudy this afternoon, peeks of sunshine you will see sun down the jersey shore in the southern areas. more clouds than sun in philadelphia. overnight tonight, partly so mostly cloudy, it's comfortable open the windows and let the cooler air in. sunday, even though the model is not showing much in the way of clouds, it's a mainly cloudy day with peeks of sun, we'll see more sun tomorrow than today, but there will be more clouds around than what the model is showing. sunday into monday here comes the next round of rain. all day monday, on and off-type of stuff, some of the latest forecasting modeling suggesting one to two inches. another one to two inches wednesday into thursday, we see the trend where we get a good rainstorm every five to seven days. today, an hours worth of showers. otherwise clouds and sun and cooler, high of 70 degrees.

hour by hour, 65 by 11:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m., 70. same number by 5:00 p.m. jersey shore you're pulling back in the upper 50s in the next a couple of hours. clouds overnights tonight comfortable, 50 degrees outlying suburbs, 52 for center city. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the first system comes in monday, periods of rain, 74. tuesday looks good, wednesday and thursday, more rain, 72. both days, some of that will be heavier. friday clouds and sun, comfortable, 75. is of now, memorial day weekend, gray looks pretty nice, we'll see if that trend holds. >> thank you so much. here's a look at what's happening in and around the area come clean for cancer, the pet wash fundraiser raises money and awareness for animal cancer. take your favorite friend to pet valu in the area. proceeds will be donated to the

animal cancer foundation, last year the event raised $35,000 for research efforts. it's the sweetest time of year, the 39th annual strawberry festival at peddlers village. enjoy pies, jams, jellies and butters and salsas check it out today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. admission and parking, both free!

>> so glad you stayed with us, time 9:21 a.m., an american airline's passenger in custody, the 25-year-old of turkey was led off the flight by agents. witnesses say he tried to breach first class during a flight from los angeles. >> i saw the flight attend antiwith a panic -- attendant with a panicked look, she rammed the cart into first class.

some passengers rushed in to help the flight attendant to subdue the man. hours earlier, the suspect was cited for trespass in los angeles for opening a door that led on the airfield ramp. the man had been drinking but they determined he was not drunk. the statue of general robert e. lee was the final monument removed from the city of new orleans. the city council voted to remove the four monuments. it sparked protest by those who feel it is part of southern heritage and honor the ded. legislature will consider a bill to not remove monuments without a local vote. brooks has been the naacp

leader since 2014. the naacp said they are looking for a refresh to determine how to reassess how to confront the political and social climate. a national search for a leaders is expected to begin this summer. >> still ahead on "action news," this morning, phillies take on the pirates as they try to put an end to the losing streak. highlights from the game next in sports.

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sports now, the phillies losing streak is over, but it came at a cost, here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: go to work, the phillies losing ways made for an upset clubhouse, freddie galvis

called the play unacceptable. they ended last night in pittsburgh having lost 12 of 14 games. first inning 1-o an easy ground ball to galvis and throws it into the dirt. his 4th error of the season. 7th, pitcher hellerson at the plate. 4-2. he would hurt his lower back he leaves the game, afterwards he did tell reporters he does think he will make his next start. 3-run shot, how about this, the phillies win 7-2. the sixers have a 67% chance having one of their players named nba rookie of the year. joel embiid and staric are two of the finalists.

saric stepped up his play once impede went down with the knee injury. the winner will be announced june 26. charles barclay likes saric's chances over impede. >> i have a problem with guys in the league for three years being eligible as a rookie. when you red shirt you should get better. he is going to be a great player, but he didn't play enough games. my sick is -- my pick is saric. cleveland goes up 14-after 1. labron 0 points. the cas -- cavs lead 41 points after the break. that's sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend.

>> if you love lucky charms, specifically the marshmallows, general mills giving away ten thousand boxes of marshmallows only of lucky charms. the boxes should hit retail stores across the u.s. this month. the sweepstakes run through december 2017. there's more "action news" on the way. saturday morning, the world's largest high school regatta happening on the schuylkill expressway. what you need to know if you're driving in the area. >> dreams come true for a special villanova student, details on a 93-year-old who was awarded an honorary degree. also, another check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. comes right back. chris christie: addiction is a disease.

it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

teenage boy goes missing in the river. traffic stopped in its tracks why a group of people held a protest in the middle of a city intersection. thousands of families left without answers how an event happening in new jersey hopes to help them. first, outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather

seven-day forecast. thankfully the heat wave is gone. >> reporter: it's gone, see i -- see ya. it's getting cooler, you need a jacket, compared to the 90s over the last few days, the humidity has dropped off, it is nice and refreshing. we have showers north and west across the lehigh valley and another round of showers over burlington county. north of 70, actually it's in between 70 and 38. it's pushing over route 206 in medford and mount laurel into browns mills, the heavy downpours are not affecting too many at this point. we're noticing shades of yellow here, earlier it was all reds that's a sign this was weakening. that's all she wrote in terms of of the downpours, once that pulls through that's all we see for the day. clouds and sun for the remainder.

afternoon. wednesday's high, 91. thursday and friday, 93. now officially you need three straight days of 90 degrees or higher to be the heat wave in philadelphia. the 90s are being replaced with low 50s north and west, low 60s south and east. slatington and kutztown checking in at 51. pottstown, 53. center city, 62. glassboro, 62. dover, 66. woodbine, 62 degrees, nice and comfortable out here. forecast for today, accuweather says after the morning showers pull through, clouds and limited sun, cooler today, with a high of only 70 degrees, that's the top headline this morning turning cooler over the weekend with a lot of the clouds we're dramaticking rain next week, several rain chances in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll be back along in just a few minutes with all the details coming up in ten minutes or so. >> enjoy the cool down, thank you so much. time 9:32 a.m., crews are again searching for the 16-year-old boy who disappeared

while swimming in the delaware river. overnight police and coast guard searched the area of linden avenue in torresdale. the missing teenager and three others went for a swim at 10:00 p.m. the other three made it to a boat ramp they called 8911 after they searched for the 4 teen and could not find him. plans to remove a traffic light in the hunting park section of the city sparked protest in the middle of an intersection where two children have been killed. jeff chirico explains. >> reporter: protesters took to the street at 4:00 p.m. and blocked the intersection of north 32nd and west allegheny. it didn't take long for tempers to flare as drivers and septa bus passengers found themselves stuck. from chopper 6 hd you can see rush hour traffic backing up as residents demanded an end to plans to remove a traffic light. >> our people in this community have a right to keep the lights we have children we pay taxes,.

>> we told them we didn't want the light moved two kids were killed here. >> reporter: rose cooper said the fatal accident in 1978 led officials to install the lights, now an improvement project on the stretch of allegheny avenue is calling for lights on 32, 28 and 26th to be replaced with flashing lights. >> we have children that live in the neighborhood. >> reporter: the decision was based on on money, a study found the intersection don't have the necessary traffic volume required for the feds to fund the project otherwise. penndot will install safety features similar to the one at 17th and arch that officials claim have a calming effect on traffic. >> we have 60-plus kids that leave at this hour everyday. >> reporter: the principal of st. james school said penndot has not considered student safety. >> we have thousands of cars on their way home they are going to run over the kids because they will remove a traffic light.

>> reporter: protesters tied up the intersection for two hours, police rerouted traffic around them. penndot said if all goes as planned, the changes will be complete by summer's end. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> a 33-year-old man was shot and killed on the 1000 block of wagner avenue in logan section. police were called to the scene at 8:00 p.m. the victim was rushed to einstein medical center where he died of his injuries. police are talking to a person of interest in the case. a man is facing a judge this morning for shooting and killing his girlfriend a mother of two young children in the home on the 100 block of spring valley road yesterday morning. officers say the shooting happened following an argument. neighbors helped lead police to moses. the mother of a

22-month-old boy found locked in a cage in manheim township defended the enclosure. the mother claimed local child welfare workers approved of the plywood structure. police arrested the father after three children were found alone. the toddler was in the cage a one-year-old brother in the play pen, the day old baby girl in the car seat. >> the whole purpose was so he couldn't get out and hurt himself. we did not have the intention of locking our children inside a cage. 38-year-old cecil kutz remains in jail on child endangerment charges. more than 11 families in new jersey have experienced a family member disappearing without a trace and today new jersey state police are holding an event in north jersey in hopes of cracking cold cases. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic with the story. >> you carry it with you?

>> everyday. >> reporter: jill jones was 3 years old when her brother disappeared near the house in vineland. despite an intensive search he was never seen or heard from again. >> i don't know who did it, as time goes on, i don't come who did it. cases like billy jones seen in the computer generated age progression will be the focus of state police sponsored missing persons event in new jersey. >> the purpose is to identify our long term missing cases and let families know they are not alone. >> reporter: there are 1100 long term missing in new jersey and 325 bodies never identified. >> we're looking for pictures of scars or tatoos. families who come to the event will be asked to bring photos and dental records and asked to

give a dna sample. >> some of these cases are very old cold cases, we can do dna on bones and tissue. >> reporter: 15,000 people go missing every year. those who are found -- those who are not leave a gaping hole. >> >> i'm hoping it will help other families that have lost children in my case it's been 25 years and i know it is comforting to hear from someone else who has lost a child. >> police say similar events like this in michigan helped to identify 70 people. in hamilton, i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> that event is open to the public, and there's no cost it happens today from 1:00 p.m. to

5:00 p.m. at rutgers university new brunswick 126 college avenue. the 96th annual stotesbury cup regatta continues with the final heat. the world's largest high school regatta every year on the schuylkill river. thousands of athletes around the country and canada compete in the regatta. the semifinals kicked off at 8:00 a.m. this morning there's a traffic alert for drivers who normally use kelly drive, the road will be closed between strawberry mansion and fountain green drive until 8:00 p.m. because of the regatta. drivers will be detoured via reservoir drive expect delays if you drive in that area. >> much more to come on "action news" at 9 including "shelter me rescue of the week." i'm matt o'donnell we have a couple of content cats, this

is maurice and curtis. you can hang out with the cats coming up on "action news." faa threatened jail time for those they don't don't register their drone you'll hear what an appeals court says about the requirement. we'll get a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as you plan your weekend, "action news" continues after this.

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mia, universal pictures announced mommy i -- momma mia here we go again. it was a global hit turning over $609 million worldwide. to the forecast we turn our attention to meteorologist chris sowers, thank you for the cool down. >> reporter: i try not to turn the air-conditioning on during the month of may. i caved in i had to. let's get you outside, if you had them on fort last few days, you can turn them off, more motr nature will supplying the free air no -- this morning. cape may, next week the unofficial start to the summer season. we'll start off on a good note. we have showers north of the pennsylvania turnpike which sits right here, the lehigh valley

seeing showers, this shower pushing just out of shamong northern burling to -- burlingtn county moving into the western portion of the county. that's all she wrote. we're north of the philadelphia, coopersburg, macungie, red lion showers extending into the lehigh valley that's the last of it. the big story obviously the cooler temperatures. 55 in allentown. 62 in philadelphia. millville, 63. atlantic city, 63. trenton, 61 that's as high as you will get down the jersey shore today because the wind is off the ocean. ocean temperatures are in the 50s, that will keep you guys on the cooler side today. wind speeds 5 to 15 miles per hour. sea isle city, 18 miles per hour atlantic city, 16. millville, 18. somewhat lighter speeds off to the northwest, here's satellite and radar, we've got a sharp

dividing line north of kent county in delaware. north of there it's showers in the lehigh valley. from that line south it's full sun. if you're taking cape may-lewis ferry, you get into louis that's the dividing line. ocean city maryland they are enjoying sunshine today, too. here's the next system we're watching. huge mess across the heartland. heavy thunderstorms pushing into chicago and milwaukee. look at this it's cold enough for snow in western nebraska and colorado. i said snow it's almost june. that's gives you an idea how chilly the air mass is with the system. today we're heating high pressure influence the pattern that will keep us on the cooler side. tomorrow the high slides off the coast, the front is to our southwest. the e -- tomorrow is a cooler day, as well. tomorrow night here comes that

mess that will provide us with downpours and more in the way of humidity, especially monday afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looking at mainly cloudy skies, peeks of sunshine. overnight tonight, partly to mostly cloudy, sunday even though the model doesn't show it, i expect to see more in the way of clouds than what we're seeing here partly to mostly cloudy peeks of sunshine that will set up monday's mess as we fast forward this is 9:00 a.m. starting out with downpours west of philadelphia. both the coverage and intensity will increase as the day wears on. we could see downpours late in the day as we push through monday evening and monday night. forecast for today, accuweather says comfortably cool. mostly cloudy, peeks of sunshine, temperatures in the upper 60s to around 70. 63 in cape may. allentown, 67. philadelphia, 70 degrees, right on the dot. much cooler than yesterday's 93. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow looks good, 68 rain on monday, 74. more rain wednesday, 72. showers and thunderstorm thursday, 72. friday looks nice, clouds and

sun, 75. >> gray? >> thank you for the update. when a dog needed a life saving surgery an owner could not afford it. a local clinic stepped in to save the day. matt o'donnell has the story in this week's "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: when pamela noticed her dog sheba was acting unusual she knew something was wrong. the vet told pamela the life saving surgery would cost $4,000 a price out of her budget that's when the bridge clinic stepped in. >> we help people like pam who can not afford different types of medical surgeries and things like that. >> and she is only 4. three weeks later sheba is back to her old self. >> she loves to hug, she has a great personality.

>> reporter: bridge clinic is a spay neuter and wellness clinic run by volunteers relying on donations. >> we keep it the bear bones minute yum. they have a rescue operation dubbed rescue perfect they trap neuter and release ferrel cats. he likes people he likes to be petted. it's kitten season so there are lots of little guys looking for a home. >> they are very playful and they run around. >> reporter: while free roaming cats are the focus they cannot turn their back on gigi. >> she loves and attention and likes to be by municipals all the time. i would like to introduce you to muir reese and chip. they are looking for forever homes. they are boater. you brothers.

post a picture the "fyi philly" facebook page using the #6abc "shelter me rescue of the week" tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you, we'll be telling your story in upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news." that is what amg driving performance means. and this is where it lives. the 503-horsepower mercedes-amg c63 s coupe.

speaking a federal aveation administration rule the owners of drones to be registered, the requirement was challenged and an appeals court found that a law passed by congress and signed by president obama in 201 barred the faa from imposing regulations on model aircraft. 60,000 hobbyists register

1.6 million drones in 2015. volvo will test a new style of garbage truck that drives itself using laser sensors to make stops at garbage cans. it's time official, so the garbage man can stay near the rear to load the trash. they begin test on a closed course and shift to public streets in late autumn. villanova university held ceremonies yesterday, irwin medicineway one of the longest running students. yesterday he received an honorary degree. alicia vitarelli has the story. >> the joy of getting old you lived history and you made history and that's what i did. >> reporter: and for 24 years, irwin med way has been working

toward this degree. what drives him? >> i guess i can because there will be a time when i can not do what i am doing. >> reporter: at 93 years young he is living history. >> sure -- i survived world war ii 2 i have a purple heart and bronze star. >> reporter: he is happy to tell you his story. >> something i learned about getting older, i'm very bold. >> reporter: he would share his unit edited wisdom with any student willing to learn. i'm a philosopher i'm teaching and saying things i should not say. >> reporter: to his teacherrers he is -- to his teachers he is a priceless resource. >> it's a great value for me as a teacher to have someone of the greatest generation in the classroom with people 18, 19,

20, 21 years old. >> reporter: he sat in classes with other students the same age as his own grandchildren. he has seven and one great grandchild and one rule. >> all we believe in is education, you must go to college. >> reporter: for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> so glad you stayed with us,

a final check of the forecast. >> reporter: are you ready for cooler air? >> yes. >> reporter: i think we're all ready for cooler air. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a couple of leftover morning showers should be pulling away in the next few

hours, clouds and sun, breezy and cooler, high of 70 in the city. 60s for everybody's. cooler tomorrow, tomorrow, 60s in the city. mid 60s 0 for everybody else. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. we'll be back tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. wounded warriors are walking again. we'll have details in the "healthcheck." we'll take a look at the mann center and see what's in store this season. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

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