and the ups driver is on the scene and cooperating with police. new at 4:00, a neighborhood nuisance, some south philadelphia residents says that group of young people are up to no good many times harassing people on the street. good afternoon i'm sharrie williams. >> neighbors have video evidence causing issues in their community and they want something done about it. sara bloomquist is live this afternoon at 7th and ritner. you have the story here. >> reporter: that is right. neighbors here in south philadelphia reached out to "action news" after they say is a string of incidents, young people on bicycles coming in the neighborhood. coming across video that proves what is going on and believes it should prompt a stronger presence. >> a group of young people hanging out near shareswood school they appear to be fooling around and then neighbors said

they started to throw rocks and they believe this man got hit by a rock and came over to confront the group and they started heckling him and one slapped him in the back of the head. >> this is not the first instant den they attacked elderly and children and a huge issue for the neighborhood. >> anthony lives down the street and came across the surveillance video later while trying to figure out how his car window got broken. neighbors are concerned about these kids on bikes causing problems for a while and the video provides proof of what is going on. >> this has been going on for a while. and the neighborhood feels terrorized by the kids. and neighbors witnessed similar attack. >> one lady stopped and she had a baby in the back and she hollered at them and they cursed her and spit all over the car

and took off. >> they are calling to bring back order and extra police. he says the man harassed in the video has joined their effort. >> people are showing their support. the man in question, showed up at the rallies. he is in full support of this as well. >> reporter: philadelphia police told us they are aware of what is going on and responding to it. and the neighbors are planning another gathering at 6:30 this evening. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> those reads taking action thank you. philadelphia police are searching for the person who stole a car crashed it and then ran from the scene. this happened just after 3:00 a.m. at the base of the ben franklin bridge in old city. police say that the suspect stole the keys from a house and took off in the homeowners car. the driver lost control and hit a concrete barrier and then ran

away. president trump travelled to both naples and ft. myers, florida today. some of the harder hit communities to get a firsthand look at the dang. as they did following hurricane harvey in texas. the president and first lady melania and vice president mike pence center the day serving males and talked to victims dealing with extreme loss. the number of homes and businesses without power is 2.5 million. workers from 30 states and also canada are working around the clock help people get back on track. >> we are there for you 100%. i'll be back here numerous times, this is a state i know well as you understand. these are special, special people and we love them and the job that everybody has done in terms of first responder and everybody has been incredible. >> flood waters are still covering some communities, water is fast becoming an issue there

in florida with no power or septic. and people are relying on bottled water that is running law. and crews are working non-stop to replace power lines and restore electricity and carbon monoxide issues are a concern with people relying on generators. the president says that restoring power is moving along rapidly. brian we don't have to tell you you saw it firsthand. >> alicia thank you. meanwhile several investigations are underway to determine why eight residents died inside a nursing home in hollywood, florida. a tree fell on a power line cutting off power to the air conditioning unit for days. and they are looking at the temperature and the staffing and what happened in the hours leading up to yesterday's 911 call. family members say worker there's assured them their loved ones would be safe and cared for

through and after the storm. time for a check of our local forecast and accuweather as a warm and must bey day leaves with us a few pop-up showers in the area. adam joseph is live at the big board with the latest. >> summer like out there. irma is now the u.s. canadian border near syracuse with the concentration of showers and thunderstorms are and a cold owe front is stretching to the south and a few popping up west of philadelphia. as we zoom into stormtracker 6 live double scan one in chester county, going over westchester moving northwest to the southeast. they pulse up and rain themselves out and depart. they are not lasting long and this is only one of the locations in and around philadelphia seeing that shower now. summer like and the first day we broke over 80 degrees for the first time in philadelphia in over a week. 83 in the city and 82 in

washington. you see the 80s stretching along the east coast here. and much cooler associated near the low pressure way lot of cloud cover and more concentrated showers near buffalo and syracuse with temperatures only in the lower 70s. we are watching now tropical storm jose downgraded to a tropical storm today. kind of fighting the hurricane status. winds 70 miles per hour. and expected to turn back into a hurricane and as you take a look at all the models here on the spaghetti plots, early nemt week it could brush somewhere near cape cod and ride are up the eastern seaboard far enough not to bring rain but coming fairly close by and we'll watch it for eastern parts of massachusetts early next week. but besides that we see large waves this weekend and early next week and dangerous rip currents if you head to the shore this weekend for jose. and a look at our local forecast

coming up in the seven day. >> thank you. as adam mentioned the main impact we see from hurricane jose is at the sore where the surf is starting to kick upment and the water will get rougher through the weekend. john rawlins is live now along the beach in atlantic city where officials are asking swimmers to be careful and for a good reason. >> reporter: that is right, they are asking people to be careful and respectful of the conditions here in the ocean. the thinking is when surf like this gets rough like this there is forces in the water that can overwhelm an unwary swimmer. there were enough breeze to make putting up an umbrella a challenge and center stage a foaming atlantic ocean. >> rougher than normal sloppy waves crashing down along

distance message from jose calling from 1,000 miles away. a skeleton crew from the atlantic city beach control keeping a careful eye because in agitated conditions like these rip currents are lurking we'll know mid to high tide the rip currents in this spot. >> as for rip concerns today on a scale of 1 to 10. >> i'd say a 6 or 7 out of 10. >> the beach is open but guards today urging swimmers to stay nearby and avoid known trouble spots. we like to keep them in close chest deep. >> most today did not venture deep, an exception this man from staten island plunged in and challenged the waves on this late summer afternoon. >> could you feel any undertow or sense of rip tide. >> you feel the strong pushing you. >> it wants to push you around. but you plunged into it.

>> the water temperature was nice so -- >> well, he seemed to enjoy himself. a live look at the surf, it was described today as mushy meaning that the waves collapsed in on themselves. not desirable for surfers but that is do to change as jose continues to influence the water over the next several days. the expectation is that the surf will get much larger here and much more significant. and that by the weekend, which is suppose to be in the 80 degree range they'll have wonderful waves here for the surfers and this is suppose to be a very popular place come saturday and sunday. live in atlantic city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> no doubt the surfers will show up john. >> meanwhile in atlantic city today. a large crowd paid tribute to a leader who dedicated his life to public service and to the public memorial for jim whalen who died

of a heart attack at 68. a number of governors and legislators spoke at boardwalk hall where he served three terms as the city's murder. >> talk about sand in the shoes, he loved the city. and he lived and breathed it. he was an extraordinary guy. >> a major loss not only in his sense of decency and kindness and goodness but his commitment to atlantic city and the jersey shore. >> his former colleagues are are introducing legislation to rename boardwalk hall in his honor. time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is live now. >> nice to have you back in the studio brian. we are checking 95 good to see a crash cleared it was out here in the work zone taking out the left lane. that kind of got us off to a bad start along 95 northbound. as we look at the speeds just

about 5 miles per hour right now coming north of the walt whitman bridge on up to the work zone at girard avenue. all three lanes are reopen and accident gone and not a great start along that normally busy stretch of 95 northbound. stay on the schuylkill instead. 8 miles per hour there. not a whole lot better on that side. stay local through the city or broad street that may be your best option. 12th and spring garden traffic lights are not working a crash on the main line at bin mar avenue and 42 by 295, likely that is off to the side. lets check this situation, we have the firefly festival goes on on the ben franklin. inner drives are blocked. the police officer is out here keeping you from getting if the outer drives. that means things are extra congested but in delaware this afternoon, much better than this morning. no accidents on 95 or 495, lets

grab the ipad and do the commuter report. close to the plymouth meeting mall beyond the mid county tolls there is an object on the road. watch for that as you head southbound. >> matt, thank you. and next on "action news" at 4:00, new details about the deadly school shooting in washington state. find out what the suspect allegedly told investigators. and the latest on a back and forth between democrats and the president. they weigh in on last night's dinner that gave way to a possible legislative compromise. ♪

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and update now on the deadly school shooting in the state of washington we told you about breaking news yesterday. the shooter says he was bullied and went to school to quote, teach everyone a less on.

the shooting at freeman high school near spokane, washington killed one student and sent three others to the hospital. and a custodian managed to intervene risking his own life to stop the crime. and the suspect is expected to make his first appearance in court this afternoon. is it a deal or discussion? that is the big question when it comes to daca. before he left the white house to survey damage in florida. he said that republican leaders were very much on board and fairly close to a deal that would preserve protections for hundreds of thousands of young immigrants living illegal here in american known as dreamers. >> we are working on a plan for daca. people want to see that happen. you have 800,000 young people brought here no fault of their own. we are working on a plan and we'll see how it works out but we'll get massive border security as part of that. >> once he landed in florida a

stronger clarification about that border security stipulation he says the agreement on daca hinged directly with a border wall with mexico. if we don't have a wall we won't have anything. what he calls a discussion democrats call a deal following a bipartisan dinner at the white house last night. the democrats said that both sides agreed to protect the dreamers in exchange for security but no mention of the wall. >> we reached an understanding on the issue and we have to work out details and we can work together on a border security package with the white house and get daca on the floor quickly. >> the democrats and the president also disagreed whether there would be a path to citizenship for the dreamers the democrats said yes and the president said no. and they are working in the right direction for a compromise. >> thank you. a new jersey government

panel approved plans to build a second pipeline through the pine lands, they vote odd allow the new jersey natural gas project to move forward. to provide a backup source of of natural gas to a million people. this is different than the one in february that will run through the preserve switching a plant from coal to gas. college students are getting a jump start on the next chapter of their lives. the action cam was in winfield at st. joseph university for today's career fire. for man 200 area companies met with students of all majors and class years and able to have the professional head shot taken part of a week filled with events helping students get ready for the future. >> three delaware lawmakers are getting ready to help veterans and their families find jobs. chris carpenter and lisa blunt

rochester are hosting a fair at the fire hall tomorrow. running until 2:00 in the afternoon. no need to preregister for this one but you should bring a resume and be ready for on the spot interviews. meteorologist, adam joseph, along with us now with the accuweather forecast. not a bad day but not a terrible day. >> when the sun breaks out every now and then you feel that warmth. it's very warm. temperatures warmer than they have been over the last month or so. and not used to the humidity either as of late. we go to the weather center and feeling like summer. lets talk about the boys of summer in town for a week straight now. against the miami marlins tonight. heading down there definitely dress with the shorts and t-shirts and could be an isolated shower out there. but overall it stays fairly dry. temperatures 77 degrees for the first pitch. 73 at 10:00 and again the

temperatures go into the low 70s and feels pretty warm given that humidity is still on the high side. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan very little happening in the way of action with some rain or downpours or showers. a few near the shore and a couple of spotty showers up toward the lehigh valley and the poconos as we close in here. stone harbor and wildwood and cape may to sea isle city. and a couple of sprinkles passing through that part of cape may county and overall that is it. going on at the present time. everyone one of us dealing with the warmth and humidity. 80 in allentown and reading and along the shore temperatures in the middle 70s with the ocean temperature really warm in the lower 70s. satellite and radar the spin is off to the north on the pennsylvania new york border almost near parts of the great lakes there and that continues to spin away and the warm surge of air ahead of it and very little in the way of support to

bring widespread rain. tonight mild and a scattered shower around and patchy fog developing late tonight. 62 allentown and 65 in wilmington and 60s cape may to long beach hiisland. and hit or miss shower and most areas stay dry. we wake up tomorrow to filtered sunshine and tomorrow afternoon decent amount of sunshine and clouds and we'll call it partly cloudy and a scattered shower at times. also going into tomorrow evening temple at umass partly cloudy and light winds and temperatures to start 79. and the four day at 4:00 forecast the last full weekend of summer and feels like it. saturday warm and humid and partly sunny and muggy on sunday and temperatures above average in the lower 80s and stays muggy and warm and dry on monday of 81

degrees. brian we'll have the rest of your seven-day forecast in the next half hour. >> thank you. philadelphia's firefighters are claiming victory in the 31st battle of the badges. they beat the city's police force in the weight loss competition. the prize is a $10,000 donation from weight watchers for the hero thrill show that raises money for the families of fallen firefighters and police officers. they lost a combine total of 3500 pounds, a great effort for a great cause. >> indeed. next on "action news" at 4:00, a camden teacher is recognized for going above and beyond for his students. find out who he is doing to give them a leg up for the future. and hollywood and the holidays it's expensive.

a south jersey teacher is in the spotlight being celebrated

for his exceptional work in the classroom. thomas levy is a special education teacher at woodrow wilson high school. with matching donations from donors choose.org mr. levy has ainquired $45,000 to provide new technology and computers for all of his students. he says it gives them a fighting chance. >> it levels the playing field so these great kids you see here have the same access that these other more fluent towns have. >> camden schools superintendant was on hand to congratulate mr. levy for his hard work. and animals down on their luck is hoping to find better in our area. they are new housing ten dogs displaced by hurricanes irma and harvey. five from florida and five from

texas were up for adoption at shelters there and they are desperately trying to house the animals elsewhere and are all up for adoption in the blackwood. find the link at 6abc.com. there is still more ahead in the next 30 minutes of "action news" at 4:00, including new details involving a violent home invasion robbery targeting two siblings in their 70s. a live report from roxborough. >> plus -- >> i'm nydia han, i started to think about halloween costumes for our kids. if you have too, i have a great place to buy costumes and more coming up in what's the deal.

"action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> hello again 4:30 and "action news" tonights with a question. what has a mesh front, wool sleeves and a $2100 price tag. a warning the answer may leave you more confused than the question. and the ceo got ahead in silicon valley by getting a makeover. why nobody took her seriously until she changed one thing about her looks. >> and should intervenous drug addicts have a safe place to get high. the democrat running for district attorney says yes. why he is pushing for supervises injection clinics. and we begin with a violent

home invasion robbery targeting two siblings in their 70s. to make matters worse police say the suspect is no stranger. gray hall is covering the story now in the roxborough neighborhood to explain all of this. >> sharrie, it's not one of those crimes committed by an outsider, police say that the suspect once lived here on the street and many in this neighborhood know the suspect and tonight theyre hoping that police are able to track him >> philadelphia police say they need your help to track down mark mcloughlin wanted for a home invasion and attack that would make most people cringe. police say he broke into a home on hill road in the roxborough neighborhood. he targeted a brother and sister in their 70s. >> it's a shame it sounds to me like drugs, they are invading every part of our lives now and it's sad a quiet neighborhood and nice neighborhood and people

are nice. >> the suspect tied up a 75-year-old man and assaulted him and the injuries landed him in icu the victim's 74-year-old sister was upstairs asleep and he stole the victim's purse and9

firearms. because that is a whole other story. >> all right back out live at last check the 75-year-old victim is still in the hospital. and the search continues for the suspect police say if you see him don't approach him. call 911. live in the roxborough neighborhood. gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> lets hope the siblings will be okay. thank you. police are looking for the person or people behind a quadruple shooting in north philadelphia. this happened along the corner of 2nd last night. investigators say that four men with were outside of a home when a white suv drove up. seconds later dozens of shots rang out hitting a man in the chest and another in the legs and arms and one victim is a married father who serves as the

block captain. >> nothing at least in the background of two of the victims that anyone would want to harm them in that way. we have a lot of work to do to be that brazen and open fire like that on the corner -- >> police are asking for the public's help identify those that are responsible and all four men are expected to recover. >> delaware state troopers are trying to figure out what caused a deadly two car accident that snarled traffic for hours, the cars collided on 95 south at 5:30 a.m. one vehicle then burst into flames and police say that one person was pronounced dead at the scene and another rushed to the hospital and we are waiting for officials to release more information about the victims and possible cause. meanwhile the police released information about a serious accident in stanton, delaware, 57-year-old albert tisdale may have been under the influence of alcohol when he walked into the path of a truck on west newport

pike, the truck driven by a 17-year-old boy hit him before 8:00 p.m. and the driver did stay at the scene and he was rushed to the hospital where he is listed now in critical condition. >> new data out today. shows philadelphia is still the nation's poorest big city. a report published by the u.s. sense us bureau shows the poverty rate remained stagnate in 2016 address poverty declined across the city. the city of brotherly love is the poorest of the ten most pop laws cities in the country and median household income dropped in philadelphia while the nation's median income trended upward. cloudy and hot and humid out there. the feeling of summer is back. meteorologist, adam joseph, joining us now. >> fitting given the last full weekend of summer and temperatures in the 80s and

humidity stays up for both days. today though we have pops of sun at times, we look at the current temperatures right now. 81 philadelphia and 80 in allentown and 82 in wilmington and atlantic city airport at 79 degrees and the dew points a measure of moisture in the atmosphere around 70 in spots that is tropical air and has come down a bit and slightly humid with dew points in the lower to mid-60s and have you to go to the 40s and 50s to feel comfortable outside. sky 6 hd penn's landing a decent amount of sunshine here this afternoon. the low pressure went way to the north and west so we saw more in the way of the sun than we were originally thinking today and that spiked temperatures in the 80s. and has only been a handful of scattered showers out there this afternoon. how it feels through the rest of the weekend the dew points staying between 65 and 70 degrees, if you have outdoor plans t-shirts and shorts and lots of water.

again because we have not been used to the combo and high temperatures and humidity. and we'll talk about the seven-day forecast and jose as welcoming up in the seven-day forecast. >> flip-flops and sunglasses thanks. the ronald mcdonald house in philadelphia is spreading the word about a major fundraiser the organization is urging people to sign up for the starry night 5-k schedule november 4th at the fivy yard. the race will support reef citizenship in 100 typed of child hood brain tumors and local families affected were on hand for the announcement. a local pharmacist is facing charges for allegedly trying to kill her own mother. but the pharmacist's attorney says that she was doing for her mother's own good. rick has the details on this one today. >> that is rightment donna says her mother was chronically hill dealing with pain and suffering.

tonight she stands accused of trying to overdose her mother on insulin in hopes of letting her go peacefully and now her mother is recovering in the hospital and she is facing jail time. more on the investigation coming up tonight at 5:00. also, in health check. a revelation from pop star, selena gomez the secret surgery she underwent and the friend she says may have saved her life. back to the studio. >> thank you rick. there is a new vehicle in villanova university public safety fleet. check it out the mobile treat unit made the debut today. the police officers handed out free ice-cream in hopes of connecting with students and faculty and staff. one of several outreach efforts to help villanova students feel comfortable and well fed on campus. >> can we get them here at 6 abc?

>> thousands of young people will get the chance to apply to dozens of philadelphia high schools come tomorrow part of the philly high school fair. representatives of 100 district private, charter and catholic high schools across the city will be on hand in one place. it takes place tomorrow from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. and then saturday from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 at the pennsylvania convention center. the fair gives parents and students the opportunity to find the right school by connecting them to school officials all in one location. still ahead here today. if you love the feeling of a cozy sweater but hate the idea of wearing a t-shirt underneath it. stick around calvin klein as a confusing option. and the democrat running for district attorney in philadelphia has a no elidea to get discarded drug syringes off the street. and allow addicts to shoot up at a supervises injection clinic.

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. a maryland man is being held without bail in the death of his pregnant girlfriend. tyler tessier is charged are murdering laura wallen and burying her in a shallow grave. he allegedly pretended to be wallen and texted her sister claiming not to be the father of her unborn child. >> we were praying for a good old fashioned miracle. god did not give us the miracle that i asked for. but he did give us a miracle none the alsoless. we have our daughter back.

tessier's arrest comes dayed after he pled for her safe return, a calculated decision to allow him to be part of the news conference because he was already credited a suspect. and now they are explaining another controversy of secretary mnunchin's use of an aircraft. the secretary requested a use of a plane for his european honeymoon in august. they made sure he had access to secure communication on his trip and the request was later withdrawn and they are looking into his trip to kentucky last month along with his wife that coincided with the solar eclipse. >> big talkers now and here is a question. should philadelphia have supervised injection clinics where addicts could safely inject themselves with drugs.

that is the suggestion of of larry krasner saying that could give addicts clean new syringes anded pictured usually leave behind irsings putting people and kids at risk. and the question you are asking right now. yes, they would be run by medical professionals supervise the drug use and rehab resources would be on hand. more than 900 people died here in the city from heroin with or opioid overdoses, more than three times the number of homicides. here is one that has people talking. for women does hair color correlate to creditability. one ceo says yes and died her blond hair brown to help her get ahead in silicon valley. eileen is a successful ceo of a software company and getting her ahead was fighting the blond stereotype.

>> i made the decision to change my perception in a way to improve the likelihood of being taken more seriously as a leader as opposed to maybe a sexual object. >> and she didn't just dye her blond hair brown she changed the way she dresses and she got more casual and ditched her dresses and contact lens in favor of glasses and called it an androgynous and it worked for her. think male rompers remember that one. there is a new sweater thing happening or trying to happen. and here it is. chunky wool arms like a sweater, nice cozy and warm and yet a sheer mesh middle that is see through, this just hit the market and can be yours for $2,160, you can't because it is soldout.

peoples are completely confused not the way eat cheesy bread sweater, the oversized one you hide in in the hibernation months. this exposed middle hark ens back to the bathing suit body thing, and hides nothing and if you are a woman and want to wear this good luck. get creative. is it like.sleeveless turtle neck or wool or fur shorts thing? what season is this for? >> how much? >> $2,165. >> wear it under a sweater but that is the actual sweater? >> this is the arm and this is the sheer. >> you'll need camo soon. >> lets get another check of the roads right now. >> matt pellman with the update. >> we found something i would like to wear less than the male romper. i would take the male romper over that thing. good afternoon you may not want

to take the blue route. an accident happened in the southbound lanes approaching mcdade boulevard as you head down to 95. police and penndot on the scene. but the left lane is out of commission and only the right lane getting by headed toward 95 and that means things are not moving well on the southbound side of 476, 48 minutes an extra half hour on the southbound travel time and we start to fracture approaching villanova ain solid line of traffic approaching mcdade boulevard. 320, and 352 is an alternate. where speeds now are around 8 miles per hour. still watching the crash along the main line at bryn mawr avenue at harkemcollege and a broken down vehicle on the vine street expressway approaching broad street. that is out taking out the right lane giving us extra delays away from 95. i wouldn't stay up top or stay

local because the inner drives of the ben franklin parkway a blocked for the firefly festival and reports of a broken down truck on 422 westbound and one on 295 southbound approaching 42. that is gone but the southbound travel time not so hot. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> all right matt, thank you. meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. dad, we got the car... i got it dad. thanks. alright, you're all set. you're welcome. play oldies. nice dad! free-range chickens. organic free-range chickens, non-gmo, 100% vegetarian fed- raised with no antibiotics ever! we should post this. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. hashtag organic. hashtag happy. hashtag... well, all the hashtags!

time now for accuweather with meteorologist, adam joseph, we are heading into the last full weekend of summer. >> i am smiling for one reason and them for another. i because it's the last weekend and you because it feels like summer. we are all happy that is all that matters around here.

summer like around here and feeling tropical. speaking of the tropics we have tropical storm jose, it has been downgraded from a hurricane. it weakened temporarily, it has not moved all that much. churning up the ocean waters and eventually it curved its way closer to the coastline and regains the strength of a hurricane once again. right now winds sustained at 70 miles per hour. pressure 989 millibars and to remind you irma was down to almost 914 millibars, this is much weaker and that. max wind gusts of 85 miles per hour. as we track jose for you here. it has done the loop we expected so it is expected to curve back to the north and west. 8 miles per hour. and winded sustained 70 miles per hour. and bringing rip currents for

the east coast and large swells over the weekend it goes back to a category one hurricane and as you can see it will squeeze up the coast but far enough away that we are still outside of that cone of uncertainty. you don't want to look at the exact track anywhere within that cone, it could go as far west or as far east as that cone. this would be tuesday winds of 80 miles per hour. and closer than we would want to see and could clip cape cod into the middle of next week. that will change and we'll track it for you. right now stormtracker 6 live double scan showing not much happening a couple of showers at the shore and a couple to the poconos. everyone is feeling the warmth and humidity. 81 trenton and wilmington and 80 in allentown up 70s to the south and east. and the storm has was irma is up

near binghamton, new york. and showers at times and otherwise mild and muggy and temperatures between 62 and 67 degrees. future tracker 6 showing 7:30 tomorrow morning. no showers, filtered sunshine and partly sunny at 5:00 with a scattered shower and basically tomorrow through the weekend a mixture of sun and clouds and 80s every day and stays humid with an isolated chance of a shower friday, saturday and sunday. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast again the next three days are all pretty much similar warm, humid and temperature as above average in the low 80s. stays muggy on monday 81 degrees and could get at least a couple of clouds by jose and again the big waves of 77 on tuesday and brighter warmer wednesday and a little more seasonable on thursday of 78. models curbed it way way out to sea and now trying to back in a bit so we'll continue to watch jose for you this weekend.

>> such an active season. like 2005 all over again. details about an annual sale that gets you ready for halloween and holiday parties. coming up in what is the deal. i'm danny.

you're danny? i'm steve. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. no different from everyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. steve called fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. lauren's the spark that started the fire.

the goal is keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. fall and winter holidays are some of the most fun and the most expensive especially with families with kids. >> it seems to get more expensive every year. from halloween to christmas it adds up. >> reporter: halloween costumes and holiday dresses it all adds up so don't miss out on the huge consignment event happening in our area next week. $83 per person for halloween and $1,000 per family for christmas and that is what they say

americans spend on average per year. get a jump on the holidays and holiday savings this year. kids stuff 50% to 90% off. if it relates to clothing or entertaining your children you'll find it at jbf. we go up to size juniors for teenage girls and size 18 for bigger boys and maternity for moms. >> they are picky on what they accept to sale. you'll find gently used items and items as well. >> we accept spring and summer items as well. >> next week you'll find everything you need for thanksgiving and halloween. it's happened at the center in oaks and later at the sports complex in feasterville. we have other locations in our area as well.

all the information is at 6abc.com. the fun begins on monday on september 18th in oaks with consigner drop-off. again, we put all the details on this sale and others at 6abc.com. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me with sharrie and ducis rogers and the entire team tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. on phl 17. "action news" at 5:00 is next. fran grenier.

new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes,

and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. a high-profile visit for floridians impacted by hurricane irma. today the president and the first lady visited some of the hardest hit areas in the sunshine state. it was all to get a firsthand look at the damage and destruction left behind by the powerful storm. thursday night and the big story on "action news" is president trump's visit to southwest florida. abc's molly hunter is on the ground in florida with more on trump's tour today. >> rick and monica, good

afternoon. we are in bonita springs florida between ft. myers and naples. and president trump flew over this area, surveying damage like this. this is a street and now completely under water. >> we are going down to florida. >> president trump and first lady, melania thanks first responders. >> the job that everybody has done is incredible. >> as he did after harvey getting a briefing on the recovery and surveying the path of nature destruction. >> i want to thank everybody and the first responders we have seen the devastation and we'll see more of this now unfortunately. >> he flew from ft. myers, florida, to naples right over us in bonita springs. melania trump tweeting this video. tweeting there is much work to be done but america is with you. the tour took the president through the hardest hit areas on the