years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com august 20, i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's a look at the stories we're following on "action news." this noon we're learning about what caused a bus to crash on i-78 accepting two dozen people to the hospital. police tell "action news" what led to an officer involved

shooting in north philadelphia overnight. >> tens of thousands marched in boston calling for love and justice. >> more on the story in a moment, but outside we go for the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with david murphy in for chris sowers, how are things shaking up to be. >> reporter: what a nice afternoon buildings across the region. we have low humidity and lots of sunshine. satellite continuing to play up that. very little cloud cover to the west developing. while there could be a puffy cloud here or there, we'll maintain bright conditions the rest of the way. temperatures are continuing to climb. 80 if -- in philadelphia. a bunch of 77s in the northern tier and 77 in cape may, as well. the dewpoints are behaving themselves. down to 59 in philadelphia. 60s an 61 and the 63 sprinkled around the map not bad humidity wise. you have to go to dover and cape may it feels stickier and even

there it's not oppressive. 87 degrees by 2:00 p.m. we expect a high of 88 around 3 or 3:30 p.m. as late as 8:00 p.m. we're dipping into the 70s. we're looking at the solar eclipse tomorrow, to the totaliy path south of us in the carolinas, but we'll be 80%. >> more than a dozen people were sent to the hospital following a bus crash interstate 78 in williams township at 330. a tractor-trailer rear ended the limousine bus it overturned once before landing in an upright position. 26 passengers on the bus were hospitalized. the extent of their injuries has not been released. the truck driver was not injured. no word on charges. in center city, questions

remain about how an argument over cigarettes led to the stabbing of a 7-eleven clerk. police were called to the scene around 6:45 a.m. a man got into a fight with a 52-year-old clerk and stabbed the clerk in the neck. the suspect ran from the store with three packs of cigarettes. the clerk was rushed to hanheman in serious condition. police have not released a description of the suspect. happening at noon, a man is in the hospital after he was shot by police near a block party in north philadelphia. bike patrol officers confronted the armed man on the 2500 block of alder street. he ran away and officers chased him. officers say he turned and pointed the gun in the alley. officers shot and hit him in the leg and side. officers recovered a weapon from the scene which investigators later discovered was stolen. following the shooting, a crowd

of people threw bottles and rocks at them. >> protesters from opposing side clashed in boston after the killing of a demonstrator in charlottesville virginia. 40,000 people were called out to protest free speech rally. conservatives left as counter protesters waved signs that said make nazis afraid again. >> 99.9% of the people are for the right reason to fight bigotry and hate. >> police made 33 arrests for disorderly conduct and assaulting police officers. there was text as police officers tried to put protesters back. it was the largest of a dozen similar events held across the country. >> happening in philadelphia. police are working to figure out whose responsible for vandalizing a mural of the former mayor frank rizzo in south philadelphia friday night.

>> white paint was thrown on the mural with the kill killer cop. this is the first time the mural has been vandalized and not the first place people showed their dislike for the former mayor. several people were standing guard over the former mayor. "action news" reporter, jeff chirico spoke to rizzo's son about the criticism about his father. >> shame on then. >> reporter: the from white paint on a mural to paint on a monument. over the phone his son frank junior reacts. >> it bothers me to see things like this happen, but in any stance you have to remember it's one or two people, it's not a majority. >> reporter: vandals struck this italian market mural splattering

paint kill killer cops rip david one person was taken into custody. the words were covered and removed. >> it's horrifying for the artist who helped paints the mural in 1995. >> it's not once, it's five times, ten times, it's just -- happens too often. >> reporter: days earlier a germantown man spray painted the statue of rizzo at the municipal services buildings, the monument coming under attack from city council woman in a tweet calling for the statue to be taken down. the police commissioner then mayor was a controversial figure among some. his son said he was a heavy handed law enforcer, but not a racist. >> he didn't care if the criminal was white, black, yellow, purple, he enforced the laws. mural arts raised the

possibility of removing the rizzo mural some calling it divisive, others saying it should stay. >> we live in 2017. those things should not matter we should be worrying about the war that trump is starting in the white house. >> he was the mayor in the city for 8 years, i might not like everything he did. >> reporter: why would they want to remove the mural of my dad in south philadelphia? that mural is there for people to learn about philadelphia. >> reporter: rizzo tells me his 101-year-old mother heard about the vandalism, he said it bothers her, but she is used to it, since her late husband took shots from critics for much of his life, and so the shots continue. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> as the debate grows weather to remove images many wonder what prompted this reaction.

his legacy is complicated. it dates back decades during the most tush -- turbulent times in philadelphia history. go to 6abc.com for more. some people are waking up with an extra $1 million in their pocket. how about $650 million. nobody matched the winning numbers in the powerball jackpot. the estimated 650 million-dollar jackpot would be the second largest in powerball history if rewarded. the third largest among lottery jackpots in north america. the next drawing wednesday night we'll have the winning numbers on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. we have hit the jackpot with the weather today. it's a perfect day for a bike ride it's what hundreds of people are doing in montgomery county today. >> it is the first main line

bike race. it's not just about getting exercise. >> "action news" reporter, bob brooks has been in ardmore all morning talking about what it means for the community. it's a great day and great cause. >> reporter: you couldn't ask for a better day. it's pure blue up in the sky. what it means is future financial health for the narberth ambulance emergency services. the community at large, what a race, they have been putting on all day. you can see at the starting line there's another heat about to take off, they are taking things serious, let's take a look. every racer we spoke to said the same thing. >> real fast, fast race. >> reporter: in fact one crowning racer 16 careers old, wanted to give it a -- 16 years old, wanted to give it a shot against an older crowd. he gave it up. >> the race ejectsy but the

pace -- the race but the pace was hard. >> ambulances across the country are struggling with insurance reimbursement. >> reporter: you can see it's much more than a bike race there's something for everyone. >> we teamed up with the food bank there will be food donations and ardmore food donations are boosting their business. an high school student who works at zoom bike and board. >> i kind of connected the two and brought up a bike race, here we are, it was my senior project for this year, i devoted a lot of time on it. >> they were ain't to pull off the first of what hopes to be many races to come. >> come out and support

narberth ambulance. to see the community come out it's for a good cause it's cool to see. certainly a job well done by everyone here, now, after our newscast don't leave until that's over, the racing goes until 4:00 p.m. if you want to come out and support everyone involved with this, reporting live in ardmore, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> that's a great idea. i mean waiting for the newscast, and getting out there, bob, thank you. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon. if you plan to watch the solar eclipse you need the right protection for your eyes. >> collate night snacking put you at rick for skin cancer? we'll have more on snacks cancer and the sun. plus, david murphy will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

>> the solar eclipse is tomorrow, if you waited until now to get your glasses, it's probably too late. >> it's important to protect your eyes from the damaging effect of the eclipse. main line optical in ardmore had 500 pairs available they sold out. and the philadelphia zoo had guests waiting outside more than an hour before the doors opened, and people agreed on one thing. >> it's a chance of a lifetime. >> it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> this is once in a lifetime our lifetime. >> experts warn if you can not get a pair of the glasses do not look at it, instead watch it on television like 6abc. you can by a special section on our website 6abc.com/eclipse as we prepare for the celestial

event. tomorrow we'll have live cameras just for you from coast to coast, at 2:00 p.m. join us for a special edition of "action news" at 6abc.com as the delaware and lehigh valleys watch 2017 solar eclipse. meteorologist adam joseph traveling to missouri to bring you one of the best views of the great america eclipse. see that smile that's a good assignment he has. you can watch his live reports tonight at 6:00 p.m. tune to channel 6abc news will be airing live special coverage as the eclipse makes its way across the country. that's from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. >> so many different ways to watch and participate. >> reporter: nice abc is doing the coverage they are. i'm a little concerned, i wish the eclipse was today, i'm getting a little concerned as we move through tomorrow afternoon, we may cloud up a little bit. we'll see about that. storm tracker 6 live is showing us we're dry and sky 6 repeats

that idea as we look at cape may and a lot of sunshine. nice day on the beach, a little bit more humid like cape may, but most of us dealing with low humidity. we're up to 80 degrees, dewpoint at 59 degrees. the winds are out of the north at 6 miles per hour. so the winds light. everyone across the region looking good, 80 degrees this beach haven. 77 in trenton. 77 in in in allentown. 80 in philadelphia. 79 in wilmington, 77 in cape may. as we take a look at satellite across the region you're not seeing cloud cover a little bit welling up down to the south. we'll maintain basically sunny skies the rest of the way with pop up cloud cover little cumulus pop ups every now and then. up in the lehigh valley, sunny and warm, 84 degrees is the high there. down the shore, warm, nice conditions, sunny. low risk of rip currents. a good idea to swim near the

lifeguards if you're at the beach. 80s on the beaches. 78 in the water rehoboth beach abbey bethany beach and 85 is the high on the beach in bethany. 85 in philadelphia. sunny, warm, humidity on the low side. winds not all that strong, 7 to 14 miles per hour overall. overnight tonight, still low humidity, comfortable, clear, 69 degrees is the overnight low, around dawn tomorrow. winds west/southwest at 5 to 10. there's patching fog developing along creeks and streams in the low-lying water related valleys. tomorrow we have the partial eclipse. 80% coverage, it starts at 1:21 p.m. it peaks at 2:30 p.m. it will be good viewing if we manage clouds as we go through the early and middle part of the arch. there's a frontal boundary to

the west that will do a couple of things that will encourage a southwesterly flow which will bounce us up to 89 for the high. we're posting mostly sunny, clouds and there are models that suggest that. we are getting concerned that the front might be close enough to us where more clouds kick in the afternoon and there's a chance of a spotty shower in the afternoon. if you don't want rain you'll like the euro and the north american model. gsf and the rpm a little more pronounced backing off the rainfall. if there's a shower it will be late in the day and the evening. we are concerned there's a mixture of clouds and sun. sunny and nice today, 88 low humidity. tomorrow, warm, 89 sun and clouds, as we get into the afternoon and evening.

we can't rule out a late-day shower hopefully after the eclipse is finished. tuesday, hot and humid, 91. there's a thunderstorm around, wednesday, humid, 84. there's a chance of a storm. looks like it might be earlier in the day, we may wind up drying out and getting better on wednesday afternoon. we'll see about that. thursday, friday, saturday look great. highs closer to 80. low humidity and lots of sunshine. nydia and gray. >> in "healthcheck" a new study says choosing an alternative cancer therapy dowbilities -- doubles the patient's risk for death. researchers discovered patients who received alternative medicine instead of surgery, chemo or radiation had a greater risk of dieing.

munchies could disrupt the body's internal clock which produces how it protects your skin against the sun because it weakens the potentcy of protein. sunbathers should dine early if they plan to catch rays. >> we remember the life and legacy of comedian and activist dick gregory. a mall in florida was placed on lockdown after shoppers reported sounds of gunshots.

a mall near miami florida was placed on lockdown after people reported hearing gunshots. police set up a perimeter and searched for an active shooter. some people barricaded

themselves inside stores. after an hour on the scene, police didn't find a shooter. investigation is on going. an international manhunt continues for the driver of the van that killed a dozen people in barcelona last week. investigators believe the house was used to make bombs for a terror cell. the house was destroyed in an explosion on wednesday. one person died and another injured. investigators have been unable to identify the remains. >> today we're celebrating the life of civil rights activist and comedian dick gregory. one of the first black comedians to bring racially charged comedy in the 1960s. he useed it to -- used it to advocate for social justice. >> you can laugh at problems,

that's right everyone in the whole world know it is wrong. and then you can make humor out of it and enlighten people. >> later in life gregory became an author and motivational speaker promoting spirituality and healthy eating. an eagles player is playing catch up after injuries that's next in sports. >> turning to sports, the

phillies wrap up their series against the giants in san francisco this afternoon of they are hoping to keep the momentum going after a win last night. >> the phillies faithful were in san francisco to see the end of a 6 game losing streak. later ty kelly hit a grand slam that nearly landed in the water, phillies win 12-9. >> eagles new number one wide receiver alshawn jeffrey is playing catch up as they head into the third preseason game. this week is when the starters see the most playing time. here's what the birds wide

receiver coach had to say about jeffrey. >> it's just a matter of getting him in the right spot and make sure we're clean with everything we do and make sure he and carson are on the same page and we get the continuity we want. >> corey clement is giving well dal small a run for his -- we wendell small a run for his money at running back. researchers make a major discovery in the pacific ocean. >> those stories and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more when "action news" continues.

>> happening right now on "action news," tensions high in boston as thousands turn out to protest what was billed as a free speech rally. >> plus, what police say a driver was doing before ending up in a fatal collision on the new jersey turnpike. it's a great day for a bike ride why a first of its kind bike race in ardmore is drawing lots of attention. outside we go david murphy in for chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a nice sunday. >> reporter: we have low humidity, lots of sunshine and barely a cloud in sight over the terrace. as we look at satellite, a couple of clouds pop up here and

there, but generally a sunny afternoon. trenton, allentown, wilmington, 80s. 77 in cape may. nice by the water. the dewpoints have dipped around most of the region, those low 60s and upper 50s in philadelphia not very humid at all. as you get into dover and cape may it's stickier, but you have the water and the ocean and the bay and that's not oppressive humidity. as we look where we are going this afternoon, the shore winds up with 85 lots of sun, more humid the farther down the coast you go. philadelphia, 88 degrees, sunny, warm be comfortable. in the poconos, 76 degrees, a pleasant sunny afternoon there, as well again with low humidity. total solar eclipse occurs tomorrow in philadelphia 80%.

as we see the sunshine around the eclipse's pinnacle around 2:45 p.m. >> protests across the country this weekend one week after the deadly violence at the national list gathering in char -- charlottesville. >> free speech rally where a far right figure was expected to speak. >> reporter: across the country, tensions running high, as protesters and police swarm the streets. the rally has concluded. >> reporter: in dallas people gathering against white supremacy. people in riot gear and

horseback. in atlanta, thousand also marching in an antihate demonstration. while in memphis hundreds gathering to remove a confederate statue. in boston, at least 40,000 people streaming through the streets according to police trying to stop this free speech rally. it's a concern it would be a platform for white supremacists despite denial from the group organizers. it did get heated. this man chased out of the park running toward police as crowds chant after him. run nazi run. >> reporter: police forcing protesters back making 33 arrests. >> i want to come out an confront them head on, i didn't want to miss the chance. >> this a week after the death

of heather heyer in charlottesville. when protests turned deadly. there's a rally in laguna beach, california. where demonstrators will protest the crimes by illegal immigrants. police are trying to determine why the driver was going in the wrong direction before a fatal crash on the new jersey turn piker. police say the vehicle was driving southbound in the northbound lanes. turnpike in mount laurel around 11:00 p.m. the vehicle collided with another car. the wrong way driver died. the man and woman in the other vehicle had minor injuries. two people were rescued from an early morning blaze in montgomery county. a viewer sent in the video of the flames on lamont avenue in

abington township. officials say an rv was on fire and the flames spread to a nearby resident. no word on the conditions of the two victims. in south philadelphia, police are looking into what caused a house fire on lynnmore street. crews found flames shooting from the first floor. no injuries were reported. >> just in case you have not heard, the great american eclipse will arrive in 24 hours from the coast of oregon to the shores of south carolina millions are getting ready for the unforgettable event. abc marcy gonzalez is in lincoln city, oregon with a look at the preparations and all the excitement. >> reporter: the sprint to see the solar eclipse. millions traveling from around the country and world. >> i've had calls from australia, england, germany. >> reporter: heading to the prime spots for the celestial show creating massive traffic

jams. >> this is all heading into craneville. >> reporter: and long lines for gas. >> it's busy here. >> reporter: from coast to coast along the path of totality, a business boom. >> we were never a tourist community before, now we are overnight. >> reporter: many hotels at capacity. >> they are saying we're booked up, we're booked up. >> reporter: makeshift campgrounds filling up. >> we've been here for three days. >> reporter: the solar glasses selling out. >> we ran through 25,000-plus glasses, ahead of what's expected to be the most watched solar eclipse in history. reports of crowds in places may be scaring off travelers to other areas. this city was expected 100,000 people to come into town, but everyone we talked to said so far this is the least busy weekend here in years. marcy gonzalez, abc news, lincoln city oregon.

>> you can find a special section atpse as we prepare for the celestial eventful weekend at 2:00 p.m. join a special edition of "action news" at 6abc.com as the delaware and lehigh valleys watch the 2017 solar eclipse. adam joseph is traveling to missouri to bring you one of the best views of the great american eclipse. his live reports start tonight at 6:00 p.m. abc news will be airing live coverage from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. right after "action news." bicyclist of all ages and abilities are in ardmore taking part in the first ever main line bike race. >> participants are raising money for ardmore ambulance. >> bob brooks is in ardmore. how is it going.

>> reporter: great job for david murphy calling it for us. hewe have the race course we hae cyclists coming down. this is professional bike racing happening out here. let's take a look. what's not to like, professional bike racing fun for the whole family. the goal to help fund narberth ambulance for years to come. >> ambulances across the country are struggling with insurance reimbursement. >> reporter: the men and women grand prize is $2,000. every racer once they completed their heat said the same thing. one young racer 16 careers old old -- 16 years old wanted to give it a shot, but had to pull out. >> the pace was hard. >> reporter: there's fun for everyone. >> it's not just a benefit for

us, we teamed up with the ardmore food bank there will be food banks and ardmore business association is boosting their businesses. everyone is winning today. >> reporter: this event was finally able to come together by the work of a high school student emt volunteer who works at zoom and bike and board. >> i connected the two and brought up a bike race. it was my senior project for the year, so i devoted a lot of time to working on it. >> reporter: the manager anthony hennessey were able to pull off the bike race with many to come. >> it's really cool to see it's for a good cause. >> reporter: very cool to see, great job to everyone involved. the racing goes on until 4:00 p.m. after our newscast if you want to run down and check it out, please do. i heard rumors about maybe a total of the amount raised could be $20,000 or more. reporting live in regard more,

bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> that's a good number, bob, thank you. >> reporter: there's much more to come on "action news" sunday. a look at the new exhibition of the penn museum that explores syria and iraq and the difference the exhibition is hoping to make. >> it's a movie about an aspiring rapper from new jersey. you'll hear from those behind the film that hits the big screen this weekend. >> live look at ben franklin bridge, a gorgeous day, wall-to-wall sunshine. meteorologist david murphy will have the full accuweather forecast when "action news" continues. >> reporter: i'm meteorologist citizen citizen -- cesily tynan with a eclipse accu in fact. the eclipse will move across the u.s. like a supersonic jet covering the u.s. in just 70 minutes.

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so glad you stayed with us we've heard about dog birthday party, right, what about a dog baby shower, pitbull owner

hosted a baby shower for winter. in fact winter arrived for the big event at the beach in a sebastien le -- le tutu. her post has been liked more than 157,000 times. the dog baby shower, never heard of it before in my life. dogs and babies, good on social media. >> reporter: it's a nice day buildings across the region. we have sunshine pouring down over the airport on sky6 live hd. the camera bouncing a little bit. every now and then we get a breeze up in the teens. generally speaking it's not all that much of a breeze today. the temperature 80 degrees. the dewpoint in philadelphia has slipped below the 60-degree threshhold before we begin to talk about humid air, it's comfortable out there, winds are light at 6 miles per hour

officially. ocean temperature dipped up to 73 degrees off ac. warmer than that the farther south you go off the coast. we have a big beautiful bright day building off the region. it's a nice afternoon with clouds popping up here and there. 88 degrees is the high in philadelphia. 84 in allentown. 85 in trenton and reading. cape may stopping at 83. through the rest of the afternoon in philadelphia, 87 by 2:00 p.m. 88 degrees by 3:00 p.m. back to 86 by 4:00 p.m. lots of sun. by 8:00 p.m., 81. by 10:00 p.m. 76 degrees. we'll be getting into the 60s. of course tomorrow we have the partial solar eclipse it begins at 1:21 p.m. it peaks at 2:44 p.m. and ends 4:01 p.m. 80% coverage should be dramatic with the right glasses. good viewing would be nice if we only get a few clouds.

we're starting to see a little influence on some models from a frontal boundary to the west probably far enough out to the west where it doesn't majorly affect us, if that's the case we'll wind up with sunny skies. 89 is the high, a bit more humid with the southerly flow as we go through the day. a couple of models suggesting that the front is close enough. there's a weak disturbance that comes through causing afternoon clouds and showers here and there. most of the shower activity would be late in the afternoon and evening after the eclipse that's something we want you to stick with us. as far as preparing for the eclipse. don't look directly at the sun 0. you need the eclipse glasses. find a watch party because they have glasses to hand out to you and share amongst yourself. hope for clear skies, we hope that's what we get, a little bit uncertain about that. sunny and nice today, 88 degrees, low humidity.

tomorrow, sun and clouds, 89 is the high. the best chance of a shower is after the eclipse, stick with us, melissa magee will be here at night with the latest on that i'll be back in the morning with karen rogers into the noon newscast to get you set for that. hot and humid on tuesday, chance of a late day or nighttime thunderstorm. wednesday, thunderstorm high of 84. humidity in place on wednesday. thursday, friday, saturday, we're looking at great weather! , highs around 80 degrees, low humidity, lots of sun, great for eagles fans and union phans -- fans all phillies phillies games. tomorrow for the eclipse, sun and clouds in the afternoon. models is in a little

disagreement on that. him we're looking for a late day or nighttime shower after the eclipse. >> breaking news this noon, police have released a photo of the suspect wanted in a center city stabbing. they say this is the man who attacked the clerk some of the 7-eleven on juniper street. the clerk suffered a stab wound to the neck and other cuts. he is in stable condition at the hospital. there was a dispute over cigarettes that led to the attack. the suspect got away with three packs of cigarettes. if you have seen him call police. john mccain went hiking this weekend after finishing a round of chemo therapy and raid raid -- radiation. he posted this picture on social media. the trio hiked near oak creek canyon, senator mccain expects to return to washington next

month. the penn museum is putting a spotlight on culture in the crossfire with an exhibition on war-torn religions in the middle east. karen rogers has more in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: cultures in the crossfire is the name of the exhibition it explores the heritage and diversity and the achievement of syria and iraq highlighting the museum's work to aid refugees in the countries and rescue cultural treasures. the exhibition is divided into themes that explore identity and daily life and the movement of people. >> we have a whole medley of things on display, a rattle that is 6,000 years old. >> reporter: another theme focuses on scholarships. >> the alphabet was incident vented along the syrian coast. we have early writing. >> reporter: there are works commissioned by a syrian born artist. >> his work here is in a number

of dinnertime media. >> reporter: a video reflects on the airstrikes in syria. lost as the artist commentary on the refugee children who drown entering greece in 2015. >> he has made a grave tombstones for them. >> reporter: the penn museum has been excavating in the middle east since the 19th century. >> you can see conserve tores tores -- conserve -- conservation at work. >> reporter: culture in the crossfire at the penn museum. there's more at 6abc.com/loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> a navy ship that sank 70

years ago has been located 18,000 feet below the surface in the north pacific ocean. u.s.s. indianapolis sank after being hit by a japanese torpedo in toward. 900 people were killed many by sharks. 316 survived. it was the navy's single worse loss at sea. researchers say finding the ship offers the families of the victims a measure of closure. in china, a motor cycles

has robs to -- has reasons to t. look at that. he should not look at as phone while driving. he wasooking at his phone before driving. the man was not hurt. crews later put up signs and barriers. dangerous there. this weekend an aspiring rapper from new jersey is taking center stage on the big screen. pat cakes is in the theaters. ♪ she can really rap, the movie follows a girl from north jersey seeking fame, fortune and successful rap can a rear, written and directed by a new jersey native. he told "action news" he always had the title character in his

head. he never wrote her story until mother nature gave her a push. >> hurricane sandy hit and knocked out where i grew up in new jersey and new york and i was listening to some springsteen and all things and patty came back into my brain. i said i'm going to write a film about her. >>ic relate to it, anyone -- i can relate to it, anyone can relate to it, it's about figuring out who you are. >> it was a hit at the sundance film festival, this weekend it premiers nationwide. the movie is rated r. tomorrow's total eclipse is going to last for hours, but you can keep a piece of it from the u.s. post office. check out the forever stamp it shows a black image of the moon blotting out the sun. when you press your finger on the moon it turns into the sun. when it cools, the black eclipse

reappears. how cool is that? >> pretty cool i want one. >> when "action news" continues update on our top stories. >> plus a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> recapping our top stories on

"action news," 26 people have been hospitalized after a limousine bus crashed on interstate 78 in north hampton county. a tractor-trailer hit the back of the bus near mile marker 72 in williams township. the bus overturned. the passengers injuries are not known. investigators say a police

sergeant shot a gunman in a north philadelphia alley when the gunman refused to drop the automatic pistol and pointed it at the officer. a witness who is friend said the man did not point the gun at police. he is in stable condition. tomorrow all eyes orrin the great american eclipse and safety glasses are selling out fast. if you do not have a pair of glasses turn on 6abc for our live coverage 1 to 3:00 p.m. or go to 6abc.com at 2:00 p.m. time for the final forecast. >> reporter: lots of sun, a lot of cloud cover, but now lots of sunshine. 88 degrees is the high. 69 is the overnight low tonight. tomorrow, sun and clouds, we'll see if we can see the eclipse in

the afternoon. looks like we have a good chance. >> little league world series is next on channel 6. >> "action news" continues back here tonight at 6:00 p.m. for gray hall, david murphy, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han have a great sunday, we'll see you back here next weekend.

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