jersey overnight. we'll update you on the rain system and tell you how people are dealing with it. an armed robbery outside an apple bees in delaware, you'll hear how police say it happened. one child is dead after a house fire in camden. crews arrived on the scene of the two-alarm fire at 12:15 a.m. on the 1200 block of morton street. the fire began in one home and spread to the other. the victim's contract has not been released, but we know four other children and two adults were taken to cooper hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. their conditions have not been released. witnesses say some of the children were tossed down to neighbors to escape the fire. the fire is not considered suspicious, crews say there were working smoke detecters inside the building. the other big story on "action news" is the weather, specifically flooding left behind from an early morning

storm. sky6 live hd taking a a live look at the commodore barry bridge. the inland did not see as much rain but flooding at the shore. we have team coverage, bob brooks is live along the jersey shore which saw the most flooding. but first, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, chris, hopefully the rain is out of here. >> reporter: what you're seeing on the camera lens is all she wrote, a couple of leftover showers. the good news the rain is gone, there's flooding at the coast. the flooding is minor even though some areas picked up over 5 inches of rain. here's the surface low, it's out racing the upper level feature which is good news because had the upper level low caught up to the surface low it would have stalled it out and lingered into sunday. because the two state separate

it moves along its way and dives off to the southeast along the coast of the virginias. delaware river western portions of camden, gloucester, burlington county, showers in palmyra, cherry hill seeing drizzle at this point, same thing with florence and bristol. once that pulls away we'll have cloudy conditions and peeks of sun. rainfall totals have been astronomical, egg harbor there s the doppler estimate, 7 1/2 inches. west cape may, 4.75 near the cape may lewis ferry departs. allentown did not see a single drop of rain with the system. a very sharp back edge as the storm hit the coast. what to expect over the next few hours, there could be a leftover

shower or patchy drizzle. otherwise it's mainly cloudy. we'll see runoff flooding for the jersey shore and poor drainage areas and smaller creeks. it will be less humid as the afternoon wears on. the skies brighten up a little bit. forecasted high today looks fabulous, 75 degrees, gray. >> 9:03 a.m. let's switch to "action news" reporter, bob brooks in wildwood, new jersey. he has a look at the flood problems people are waking up to down the shore. >> reporter: gray, this area got slammed by the rainstorm this morning, it stopped with the end result now several flooded streets down here in wildwood. real it's drive at your own risk. you can see the water is starting to go down a little bit. you see off in the distance, a car is stalled in the middle of the road, that's been happening all over the place. let's take a look. heavy rains, high winds, overnight the storm brought enough rains to submerged

streets and stalled several cars in them wildwood things got nasty, we were able to speak to a family trying to get out of town before sun up. they were not having any luck. >> it's horrible, stay off the road. it's flooded up to the driver middle of the door. stay off the road if you can. >> reporter: the rain has stopped, but now we're seeing the results. park avenue in wildwood severely flooded. we spoke to sara fullerton trying to get to work to acme, but she stalled. >> i thought i would have a nice drive to work, the flooding was four feet past the door on my car, i tried to drive out to work, didn't happen. >> reporter: she did walk it, but this morning activity has been limited. >> no one is coming to work today, i'm kind of standing here looking for stuff to do. >> reporter: things are picking

up a little bit on the roads. what you're looking at is park avenue wildwood near 25th and 26th. if you don't have to go out on the roads this morning, i would avoid it until the floodwaters go down, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> quite the wet mess out there, thank you for the update. the big story is the weather out there, specifically flooding left behind from an early morning system that moved through. mobile 6 is in longport on winchester avenue traces of rain and ponding on the streets from the morning rain system. wildwood is not the only area seeing flooding. i want to show you the scene in sea isle city water rose on the vehicles parked on the side there. water was up to a man's knees as he walked down the street. ocean city, 16th street looked like a pond than a road. water was able to rise past the

curb on to the front steps of home. others were unable to move their vehicle bought of all the water. remember you can get the latest forecast including detailed updates and storm tracker 6 live anytime of the day on your phone or tablet. it's a free download for your mobile device. police are investigating after a manager of an apple bees of new castle county was shot during a robbery. this happened outside the restaurant after 2:00 a.m. in the suburban plaza shopping center in newark. police say the victim had just left work and walking to his car when the suspect approached him. the victim was at christiana hospital in stable condition. well just 6 months into his presidency, president trump has overhauled his senior team. president trump announced reince priebus is out and will be replaced by homeland secretary

john kelly. >> general kelly has been a star, done an incredible job respected by everybody, a great, great, american, reince priebus a good man. >> reporter: following that announcement, reince priebus said the decision was mutual and he designed on thursday. he would not comment about white house communications director anthony scaramucci, who called reince priebus a leaker and a couple of names. north korea launched a icbm that landed in the sea of japan. the north korean leader said this demonstrates that his country can hit the u.s.

mainland. back here at home, this morning an 8-year-old delaware county boy is being treated for traumatic injuries after his leg was run over by a csx train. chopper 6 hd flying above the scene near the clarion hotel. police say the incident happened on the westbound freight track at 6:00 p.m. the child's identity and condition has not been released. he know he was taken to children's hospital. a truck crash is blamed for spended service on the new jersey trans -- suspended service on the new jersey atlantic city line after a boom truck hit the overpass. the officers was to strong it twisted the railroad track on above. the truck driver did not realize his boom was raised when he tried to drive under the overpass. new jersey transit said the

damage will cause service on the line to be suspended between philadelphia and cherry hill at least through the weekend. 9:09 a.m. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. a fatal amusement ride crash at an ohio state fair, two survivors are detailing the horrific moment before the accident. a bomb stiffing dog gets a last ride and goodbye fit for a hero. >> reporter: gray coming up in weather, most of the heavy rain is pulling away at this point. a few leftover showers around the delaware river area. the normal high for this time of the year is close to 90-degree, it will be a struggle just to reach 75. the humidity goes way down, it will be an enjoyable second half of the weekend, i'll have the details coming up right after this pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once.

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9:12 a.m., saturday morning, what you're looking at on your screen, live picture from mobile 6, ventnor, new jersey. live picture from 35th street. there's ponding and the roads and flooding early in the morning. meteorologist chris sowers says most of the rain is gone, but there can be leftover showers, if you have to go out and drive don't drive in the water go around it. a big thanks to bob harvey bringing us live pictures from mobile 6. chris sowers will get you caught

up on the forecast and help you plan your day. >> reporter: when was the last time you were outside,. >> this morning. >> reporter: it feels like fall. especially in the lehigh valley and the pennsylvania turnpike, humidity has dropped down and temperatures are in the 60s at this point. it's very nice and refreshing. everybody will feel the comfortable air. sunday is as picture perfect as you'll ever get for this time of the year. there's the view from the center city skyline from our temple university camera. still dealing with clouds and a little bit leftover shower activity around the delaware river. satellite and radar again there's the storm pushing through, it was a coastal storm, winds out of the northeast whipping on the backside, it will be a windy day down the jersey shore with gusts 40 to 45 miles per hour. from this point on, all the heavy rain is gone hitting the coast working out to sea. there could be a leftover shower

over the next couple of hours, the other headline sunday is beautiful, low humidity levels temperatures in the low 80s. next week looks dry and comfortable until we get to wednesday and thursday, when the humidity starts to creep up there again, another heat wave is possible. but this go around, high temperatures will top out close to 90 degrees. we're not talking about 95 and 96 like the last heat wave. storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion for you, the surface low is working out to sea. this is the upper level low crossing into pennsylvania crossing over the mason dixon line pushing into the virginias. that shouldn't impact our weather here that will pull around and work out to sea off the virginia capes. shshot shows leftover showers right here, extreme western portions of camden, gloucester and burlington county. that's all she wrote.

that's probably more rain than what they saw with the entire storm system. a lot of heavy rain fell south and east of philadelphia with this thing him up in the lehigh valley and poconos they didn't see anything at all, not a single drop. there was a very fine cutoff line. winds picking up as the storm departments. 22-mile an hour in philadelphia. beach haven, 38, atlantic city, 30-mile an hour. it's driving that drier air in. look at the dewpoints, allentown, 53. poconos barely in the 50s, it's humid around the delaware bay, but all this dry air will work its way south and all the humidity air will push down to the south across the virginias and the carolinas. it should feel nice and comfortable later on. general idea today you'll see clouds early and leftover shower and peeks of sun after lunchtime in the lehigh valley and the poconos. we fast forward into sunday,

sunday looks absolutely delightful. mostly sunny sky and enjoyable day, wall wall-to-wall sunshine. monday warmer temperatures in the upper 80s, but the humidity is in check, so it won't feel all that bad. forecast for today, in philadelphia and the meade surrounding suburbs, leftover showers over the next hour or two. clouds breaking for sun, breezy, high of 75 degrees. as we go hour by hour, the idea is for improvement here each and every hour. 1:00 p.m., cloudy, 72. 4:00 p.m., peeks of sun, 73. 7:00 p.m., 70 degrees peeks of sun. poconos not looking bad at all. the early shower for the most part is gone, 69 sunny and nice, 74. jersey shore, windy down there, high of 75. sunday, bright and breezy, very comfortable high of 78. here we go, the exclusive

accuweather seven-day forecast, heat wave number 6 begins on tuesday, not bad tomorrow, monday nice, as well. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, each and everyday highs around 90. >> okay, appreciate the update chris, thank you so much. the time 9:17 a.m. here's a look at what's happening in and around the area this weekend. it's fun for the entire family at the 25th annual moonlight memories hatboro car show. if you head out there are five hundred cars from antiques to classics and muscles and modified and specialty cars lined up on the both sides of the 200 block of york road. you can get a look under the hoods of these cars from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., it's happening whether it is raining or not. chester field firehouse in burlington county will hold it's chicken barbecue fundraiser today. it is the feast many call the best chicken they ever tasted. it's happening tomorrow noon

until there is no more chicken at the chesterfield firehouse on borentown-chesterfield road. we're back after this.

>> protests on the streets of london took a violent turn last night. the clashes broke out after a suspect died in police custody. authorities were chasing the man and teamedded to remove an object from his mouth or throat. that man later died. officers in riot gear tried to disburse people who are lighting bottles and rockets in the area. two survivors of the fireball ride were sitting next to each other when the bottom of the car broke out during the the accident. they were screaming trying to unbuckle their seat belt. video shows her lifting an

unconscious passenger over her shoulder. >> it was a gentleman helping me we put her on the ground, i was checking for a pulse. >> dozens of people on that ride were injured one in critical condition, 18-year-old tyler jarrell died after being tossed 50 feet into the air. the fair has partially reopened to a skeptical public. it is 92 1:00 a.m., a -- 9:21 a.m. a black lab in michigan was diagnosed with terminal bone cancer got a hero's farewell. ten-year-old cena did three tours in afghanistan one alonged marine corps veteran, jeff deyoung, when he got the news, he wanted to have a last adventure with cena.

hundreds of community members and verbs showed up with their jeeps to pay their final respects to her. she received kisses and hugs and ear scratches and thank yous and everyone climbed into their jeeps for the final ride. >> it's going to be stuff, because the whole time i'm going to realize all good things are coming to an end, some of the best parts of my life will be ending. fellow service members in public, gave her a final salute as he was carried away. we say thank you for your service. still ahead on "action news" this morning, could this family be carson wentz's biggest fan? their reaction after seeing the eagles quarterback in person. stick around for the story neck in sports. >> so glad you stayed with us,

sports now, the phillies make a couple of strides, right-hander

jeer me hellerson is heading to baltimore as the series against the braves begin with the phillies win. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: phillies wheeling and dealing last night trading their best hitter howie kendricks to washington. helerson scratched because of the rain not because of the trade. two homessers last -- homers lat night. phillies scored 7 times in the 5th they go on to win 10-3. afterwards, kendrick said the gm has been telling him all along

he's been trade bait. >> coming into the season there's a good chance we're going to move you in the opportunity is comes up. the only problem i got hurt a couple of times, the ultimate goal as players is to win a world series, i couldn't think of a better place to be going to. >> eagles receiver telling carson wentz throw it my way and i'll keep grabbing. tory smith the other new wideout is looking good, too. carson wentz goes down in practice yesterday, tray burton's son jackson celebrates the sack. that's awesome. carson wentz is looking to pick himself up after a tough finish last season. >> everybody wants to see the next step is going to be, it's exciting to watch last year, everybody, fans, me included are

excited to watch him this year. >> it was exciting to watch him last year, exciting to see it firsthand this year i know the way he perhaps and does the little things that's what separates guys in that position, it's been fun to watch him do the little things. >> reporter: michael kendricks asked to be traded in the off season. they said no, but his role has been significantly reduced. right tackle lane johnson showing up wearing a blonde wig yesterday as a joke trying to lighten the mood until his coach told him to lose it. >> i knew it would pop out, there's nothing blonde about me, first choice was black be brown and blonde. it's such a serious game, times you lose the human aspect of it, you come out here and realize these are some of my best friends let's have fun while

praying. >> reporter: if you were hoping to see wentz at the linc, you have to wait until tomorrow, they reschedule practice tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. because of the rain. we have may have found the biggest carson wentz fans of all time. the anderson family traveled 1500 miles from north dakota to see their favorite player and seeing wentz brings the andersons to tears, watch. >> he is just awesome. >> reporter: what made it so awesome. >> just being here, being away from north dakota for us to be here, it's just great. >> and to get to see carson wentz. >> he is awesome such a role model for our kids and grandkids. rntle wow can you imagine the way she'll be if they win a super bowl with carson wentz. that's sports, i'm jeff

skeverski. >> there's more to come on "action news" saturday morning, a company based in philadelphia has had a new way to motivate people to stay active all with the help of an app that's ahead in what's the deal. new jersey residents are walking into churches with guns and walking out with cash. we'll explain. plus, another check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with "action news" chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. comes right back. >>jason: my dad taught me to play the piano

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at paable.gov. "action news," saturday at 9:00, many people in south jersey are waking up to flooding following an early modern storm. we'll have a live report from the hardest hit area. the search is on for a person who held a knife to a woman's neck and stole her purse. we'll tell you what event is shutting down the ben franklin bridge for more than an hour this weekend. those stories and more in a moment, but first we begin this half-hour with the aftermath of a storm that swept through our region earlier this morning. sky6 live hd taking this live look at cape may where the rain has stopped, but as you can see the clouds remain. "action news" team coverage, bob brooks is live in wildwood, new jersey. the heavy rains caused flooding in some areas, but first we begin with meteorologist chris sowers with an update on the accuweather forecast. chris, when will we see the sun.

>> reporter: we'll see it this afternoon, we're not seeing any flooding at this point the flooding we're seeing is very, very minor and it's confined to the jersey shore. for all entities and purposes this storm is gone. leftover showers in trenton and philadelphia and westward into wilmington and other portions of new castle county. rainfall totals impressive. there was a huge dividing line on who saw the heavy rain and who didn't. philadelphia, .3 of rain. allentown, zero. they didn't see anything at all. south jersey, this is the delaware bay. here's the state of delaware, middle town, 1.6. you cross over the delaware bay you get into cumberland county fortescue, port norris, 2.5. millville, 2.5.

elmer about an inch. mays landing off to the northwest, rip land minotola area. 4.2. 6.8 inches of rain around the atlantic city airport egg harbor pomona area. farther down to the cape all these are doppler radar estimates, 4.2 inches. a good walloping south and east. not much north and west. sunday's weather across the high plains in the midwest. we'll see a beautiful day tomorrow. this storm is in the process of pulling away. we're looking at clouds breaking for peeks of sun by afternoon, very comfortable temperatures, especially considering it's the end of july. shooting for a high of 75. humidity leaves go way down. an enjoyable second half of the weekend is on the way. i'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, plus, another heat wave in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast arriving next week. let's take you live outside mobile 6 this is ventnor as it

overlooks the back bays there. you can see the water level is high after the overnight rain, but the roads are beginning to dry in the region which is of course good news. "action news" bob brooks has been at the shore all morning long, this morning bob you were in the thick of it, looks better out there right now. no audio. >> all right, folks, we apologize fore the audio troubles. we would like to remind you can expect the 6abc app as wet weather affects the region. you can get storm tracker 6 live right there on your phone or tablet. the 6abc app is a free download for the mobile device. camden county police are searching for the person who held an elderly woman at knife point and snatched her purse. take a look at the surveillance

video of the july 21 incident in sicklierville. the victim a 78-year-old woman was walking home along learner court. you see the suspect turns around and pulls out a hunting knife and holds it to the women's neck and grabs her bag. the victim said the man got away with $20 and credit cards. >> a driver needed to be rescued after a vehicle got stuck in a small creek in the wynnfield section. look at this car, police and fire crews had to be called out to the bala golf club, police say the driver was disoriented. the driver is being checked out at a hospital. a diesel fuel tank ruptured in somerton section overnight.

police tell "action news" 90 gallons of diesel fuel spilled on the roadway and nearby sewer drain, no injuries were reported. a police department in texas has pulled 400 cars from its fleets due to concerns of carbon monoxide leaks. accidents like this may be caused by carbon monoxide exposure. since january, 6 troopers have experienced disiness and sickness and -- dizziness and shortness of breath. ford officials are taking action. >> we're announcing we'll cover the cost of specific repairs and every police utility vehicle that may have this concern. >> reporter: more than 60 austin police officers filed complaints about possible carbon monoxide exposure on the job an three are off duty as a result of this.

the national traffic highway administration is investigating. new jersey's effort to cut down on crime could help people make extra bucks this weekend. today the state is continuing their gun-buy-back program across the state. those who sell their guns can get up to $200 per weapon right on the stop. they collected 200 guns in 4 1/2 hours. the buy back is being paid for by criminal forfeiture funds. residents can drop them off in trenton, newark and camden. there was a traffic alert for drivers who take the ben franklin bridge tomorrow. take note, because the bridge will be closed for an hour and a half beginning tomorrow morning. the bridge will shut down at 6:30 for the tour de shore

charity bicycle ride. 500 people will take part in the ride to atlantic city. they raise money for fallen police officers and firefighters in greater philadelphia and southern new jersey area. the bridge is scheduled to reopen by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. 9:38 a.m. still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm david murphy this is holy one of the pups saved by the pennsylvania spca, this week's wish in the shelter me contest, you'll hear about holy and her friends on "action news." >> it's the end of an era for a line of apple products still holding the pod name. we'll tell you which devices are being discontinued. live look on the commodore barry bridge. meteorologist chris sowers tracking the accuweather forecast, he'll let you know how to plan the rest of the day, and what to expect in tomorrow's forecast. we'll see you after the break.

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the city of philadelphia did not pick all that much, maybe .4 of an inch of rain. some locations in atlantic, cape may and cumberland counties picked up 4 inches of rain. it was a sharp cut off line, north of the city, pennsylvania turnpike,.1 of an inch of rain that's about it. delaware river stretching from trenton southwestward delaware county and new castle county that's all that's left. the upper level low is back towards pittsburgh and dropping to the south. it should not be impacting our weather here this afternoon. route 202, northern new castle county, you see yellows popping up. heavier rains reported with the shower, at least briefly. route 322, let's say you're crossing over the bridge, chester county along 322 it will be a slow go temporarily, again,

this is racing off to the southwest at 20 to 30 miles per hour. so it should not last all that long. 66 degrees, look at that dewpoint. isn't that nice, 57 degrees, feels very nice out there, almost like fall. pressure is rising from 29.75 inches. the winds are picking up out of the northeast 20 miles per hour sustained we are seeing gusts as high as 25. wilmington, 30, cape may, 23. beach haven 28. later this afternoon, the winds will pick up out of the north andly northwest as the low continues to pull away. 2:00 p.m., 40 miles per hour down the shore. late this afternoon, 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. we're talking about gusts in the 35 to 40 miles per hour. these numbers it's almost like, thinks of a winter type of northeaster that's what we're dealing with right now with the colder dry air on the backside would be pouring in if this was january, this is the cooler drier air. dewpoints in the 50s, dewpoints close to 07 down here, very

humid, very dry, this dry air runs in and pushes all the humidity out to see. look at the dewpoints tomorrow. 40s is what they see in the desert southwest. 50s, tuesday and even wednesday. we can handle 63 when it comes to the dewpoint that's not bad. future tracker 6, mostly cloudy skies through the afternoon, the exception being the lehigh valley with there are sun and clouds. 7:00 p.m. mainly cloudy conditions and peeks of sun around the philadelphia area. lehigh valley full sun, same things with the poconos. tomorrow a completely sunny day start to finish, very enjoyable low humidity levels. leftover showers, clouds and sun, breezy and cool, high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s, we should be around 87 or 88 degrees right now. that will feel nice. atlantic city not a good beach day today. lots of clouds, whipping wind out of the northeast at 35 to

40 miles per hour. the air temperature today, 74 high risk of rip currents. cape may, 74. delaware beaches, 77 degrees, here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, not too bad for the remainder of afternoon, maybe a leftover shower over the next couple of hours, otherwise clouds and sun, breezy, 75. tomorrow is delightful, 83. monday looks nice, as well. sunny, a little bit warmer, the humidity levels are low, 87. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, this could be another heat wave, note the temperatures we're not talking about excessive heat we'll not have any heat warnings and ridiculous amounts of humidity like the last heat wave, it's 90, 91, 90, maybe a feels like temperature of 92, 91, not much difference. not a bad heat wave. >> we don't want to hear about a heat wave chris. >> reporter: it's a good heat wave. a group of firefighters in new york city did not let this small car get in the way. they saw the vehicle blocking

the road on the way to the emergency, they said we'll handle this, we'll move it. the video posted online shows the first responders using their strength to move the vocal out of their way. just another day for new york city firefighters. "shelter me rescue of the week" p spca is advocating on their long timers. >> we have both sides of the spectrum, the dog who in and out and those who have always been here. sometimes these dogs will have something that prevents them from getting adopted they are excited in their kennels or the opposite they don't look at you at all. >> reporter: from now until august 4, the adoption fee will be 19.50. this is just a temporary stop for them, a safe haven what we

want is for them to be in their forever families. >> reporter: this dog has been at the p spca for almost two years. >> he is a great companion and loves going outside. >> reporter: jacob has been in and out of the shelter since 2011. he prefers nothing more than sitting and relaxing with his fellow humans. >> big boy has been at the pvpca for almost a year he knows sits, he can sit and stay, he knows down paw, he can twirl and spin. >> let rose is as sweet as she sounds. because of her shyness she doesn't promote herself in the kennel. she is lovely after she gets to meet somebody for a few minutes. >> reporter: holy is a ten-year-old pit mix who loves to go on walks and play with

toys. one of the best things is to snuggle and get a belly scratch. if you're interested in adopting any of the animals you met today visit. p spca website. if you have a story to share post a picture on our social media pages using #6abc shelter me. with holly, i'm david murphy channel 6 "action news." 9:50 a.m., in technically

speaking apple has decide you had to discontinue the ipod nano and ipod shuffle. they are available in stores, but production is ending. the last ipod stacked is the ipod touch available in 32 and 128 gigabyte version. they released the first shuffle and nano back in 2005. they stopped producing the ipod

classic in 2014. microsoft paint is here, and here to stay. there were reports microsoft were going to ditch the drawing program. but with online outrage not the case. the program will be offered for free. it was originally released in 1985. it's been installed on every windows computer since. microsoft said they were surprised with the outpouring of support. in what's the deal, some people need extra encouragement to exercise and now there's an app for are that. here's nydia han. >> reporter: whether you're a workout phoenix or -- fiend, or not, this app is for you, the company behind it is based in philadelphia. when rachel exercises not only are her body and mind reaping the rewards her wallet is too. >> whatever type of exercise

you're doing walking biking or checking into the gym. you go on to the app and select the a activity you click start activity. the app does it's work. it calculates and traction your exercise through gps. when you completed your fitness activity. on the bottom there's rewards, redeem your coupons. >> reporter: rewards include a free bottle of water for running two models, a tank top for running three miles. and 15% off new balance running shoes. >> this was one of my last workouts here. >> reporter: pretty good. >> not bad, right. >> reporter: jonathan designed the fitness app, it's not just about getting freebies, it's good way to keep your own fitness diary. the rewards range from $500 to $1,000. we're trying to bring the fun

out of fitness and make it motivating and engaging. >> reporter: reuben is hosting her own beat the heat fitness challenge on the app. for a link go to 6abc.com there we've put more information on the beat the heat challenge for philadelphia, i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news." pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once.

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95:00 a.m., a final check of the

forecast before we say goodbye. >> reporter: final check of storm tracker 6 live zoomed into new castle county. we have leftover showers, in some areas it's coming down heavily indicated by the yellow west of stanton moving southwest at 30 miles per hour. most of the storm is off the coast and out to sea at this point. the only problems we'll see with flooding from this point on, is what you're seeing there, poor drainage area this is sent in by talk road in mays landing. there's the flooding there that will be gone in the next couple of hours. we're looking at a good second half of the weekend. >> comical cat garfield said i never met a lasagna i didn't like. today is national lasagna day. made of layers of wide flat pasta and meat sauces and meat and cheese.

recipes have been circulating since the 14th century. will a aslasagna was the name ot that the dish was cooked in. yummy, so enjoy. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. "action news" continues later tonight. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. here's a look at the stories we're working on for you. chamber orchestra of philadelphia will put its touch on the oscar winning film la la land. fisherman from the trenton area real in the biggest shark ever caught off the coast of new jersey. i'm nora muchanic at the shore, coming up cruel hear the fish tale. don't miss that one. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

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announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." today we're hitting the open road to find wildlife... ooh! from the pacific coast highway. docent: a male can reach 5,000 pounds. jack: jeez! to the dusty roads of kenya... sue: i've been blocked by cattle before, but never a camel roadblock. jack: to a mountain pass in the rockies. expert: you don't want to get in between the mother and the calf. they can move fast, and they will charge. jack: we're taking 6 outrageous road trips and doing some off-roading along the way. now, if i was walking up this stream, i