video from second and ritner from sunday night. it is a graphic case in point. residents want more police and they want these bike riding teens to stop making trouble. what kind of trouble? lets go live to 2nd and ritner and sara bloomquist. just about a half hour from now, 6:30 neighbors will gather here in front of the shareswood school at 2nd and ritner. they tell us they will be out here because they want to reclaim their neighborhood. teenagers riding on bicycles and basically harassing people and they came up with video addressing the concerns they are talking about. >> anthony came across this surveillance video while trying to figure out how his car window got broken ite hangin t

the teens started to throw rocks at people, cars and homes and a man came out to confront them and got heckled and even slapped in the back. >> they have attacked the elderly and children and this is a huge problem forever the neighborhood. >> this is going on for a year. joe tells us the teens are coming in all summer and claimed the steps of the school as their hangout. >> they took over the steps. anybody walking by they harass. an 89-year-old lady they harassed. >> it's taken out by outsiders, my elderly neighbor is afraid to come out. >> kerry brennan encouraged neighbors to join her on the steps of the school even the man seen harassed on the video joins her and they are determined to take the streets back.

>> it's overwhelmingly pride. we have pride in the neighborhoods and we want it back. us sitting there we are taking back what is ours. >> philadelphia police tell us they are aware of what is going on and responding. part of the problem is by the time the officers get here the kids jump on their bikes and they are gone. the neighbors plan to return at 6:30 this evening and they will be out here in front of the school until this behavior comes to an end. live in south philadelphia. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news". one person was killed in a crash on i-95 in wilmington today. delaware state police say that two cars collided at 5:30 this morning and one died at the scene and another was taken to the hospital. the crash caused manger backup as long 95 southbound for the

morning commute. president trump traveled to florida today to get a firsthand look at damages caused by irma. the president, first lady, melania and vice president pence spend the day in naples and ft. myers serving meals and talking to residents. meanwhile there are several investigations underway to determine why eight members of a nursing home in hollywood, florida, have died. they were assured their loved ones would be safe and cared for during the storm. world news tonight with david mere has more on the investigation and the president's trip to the hurricane zone at 6:30 after "action news" at 6:00. and tropical storm jose is meandering in the ocean. but will it have an impact on our weather. >> the surf is already off the new jersey and delaware beaches thanks to jose still far out to sea, 500 miles south of bermuda,

if you look at the this radar it's not all that organized. it was downgraded today to a tropical storm with maximum winds of 70 miles per hour. it is moving into warmer water and will likely regenerate to a category one. there is a shift in the track it's coming close to the eastern seaboard early next week and this will bring us large waves and rip currents and it looks like it could be brushing near cape cod early next week. the big impact will be down the shore increasing wave heights through now into tuesday. that is when it will be peaking when the storm is closest to us. dangerous rip currents and beach erosion likely and if it moves close new we'll see a little bit of rain at the jersey shore and the big impact with this system is the rip currents and large swells and details on what to expect coming up in full accuweather forecast. >> one thing that hurricane jose

is doing is creating serious surf and currents at the jersey shore. "action news" reporter, john rawlins was there today. >> reporter: today a thundering rougher than normal surf crashing on to the beach south of the steel pier in atlantic city. with it enough wind to make putting up an umbrella a challenge. beneath the waves lurked currents that could overwhelm unwary swimmers. >> on a day like today we like to keep they in front of us. we get the surf from the storms out there. jose is the effects we are seeing now. too steve downey oversees the beach patrol and with this surf they keep a close eye on swimmers. >> we keep them close and see their level of swimming. >> we saw some go knee and waist deep and some got no closer than this. >> you put a toe in and didn't

go further than that. >> it's not warm enough. >> but a few like this man plunged in challenging the jose fueled waves. >> the water is good. >> did you feel undertow? >> its strong, pushing you around. >> you plunged into it n? >> yes the water temperature is nice. >> the waves are mushy tending to collapse in on themselves. good for hearty swimmers but not surfers. but that will change if it tracks to the north, the expectation is that the waves will become bigger and just what surfers want by the weekend. a pharmacist from montgomery county is under arrest tonight accused of trying to kill her chronically ill mother. donna whoger faces attempted murder charges. they found her mother to have

unexplained blood sugar levels and later determined it was caused by insulin injections she confesses to giving her the injections to put her at peace and end her suffering. she is free on bail. they came from knowledge and philadelphia to pay tribute today to mr. atlantic city. jim walilen died of a heart attack. nora muchanic has the story. >> a host of former governors and legislators and family friends came to boardwalk hall. he came as a lifeguard making 32 saves and served as a three term mayor and assemblyman and state senator. >> he loved the city and we as a generation to come and we are better because of him. he did this things for people

that barely knew his name and made life better for residents of atlantic city and south jersey. his wife cathy and son richie were part of a large crowd that came through the hall to pay respects. >> my dear dear friend is not with us anymore. i can only say jim wherever you are, rest in peace. >> he was one of the good guys, the guy that would do the simplest thing and the unusual thing. >> he was a champion of the gaming industry and broader than that. he loved atlantic city. he group up in west philadelphia attending la salle grammar school. >> every teacher hopes that for their students they go out and make a difference and he made a difference here it's evident. >> to recognize the public service there is legislatuure

introduced to honor him by naming bore walk hall in his memory. >> this was the most iconic building here. and governor christie is supportive of it. >> in atlantic city, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." after 34 years of serving philadelphians in harrisburg, john taylor is stepping aside. he announced today he will not seek re-election. he said after three decades in the house it's time to spend more time with his family. taylor says though he is leaving office he will continue to fight for the city. his term ends in january of 2019. coming up villanova university public safety department has a new ride and serves a dual purpose. sugar and security. the eagles doug peterson takes on his mentor andy reid

this weekend, more on the coaching match-up coming up with jeff skversky. >> the summer warmth is back and today's high is officially 84 degrees, $ 5 degrees above norm.

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other news tonight a group of protesters demonstrated in front of the frank rizzo statue calling for the city to take it down. organizers say this represents racist police tactics in philadelphia and calling for police reform and demanding the

release of convicted cop killer abu-jamal and members that have been in prison since 1978 for the murder of police officer james ramp. and the americaner of jefferson health is a done deal. they made the announcement in washington township. the deal was announced last year and the partnership will allow patients of kennedy to have access to jefferson's clinical trials and their extensive services. camden schools could get an additional source of funding this year from private donors, superintendant made the announcements today at woodrow wilson high school. townsend press will provide a matching grant of $100,000 of donors choose.org. that website allows teachers to solicit donations for classroom projects. the 2017 philly high school fair begins tomorrow.

representatives from 100 public, private and charter high schools from across the city will be there. the fair takes place tomorrow from 5:00 until 7:00 and saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the pennsylvania convention center. the fair gives parents and students the opportunity to find the right school by connecting them with various school officials in one central location. and home depot teamed up with residents in strawberry mansion, representatives went door-to-door along the 3300 block of west paige street and they donated 300 spoke debtors for the event today. and the newest vehicle in villanova's public safety fleet and this van provides sugar as well as security. it's a mobile treat unit where officers hand out free ice-cream and all the items have police

themed names like chief's crunch. and the idea is to allow the officers and students to get to know each other better.

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peterson and reid may sound like an accounting firm but it's a football match-up. >> these offenses very, very similar. many people cl doug peterson andy reid 2.0. hes have known him for more than 20 years and throw out the brotherly love when peterson goes head to head with the winningest coach in eagles history. >> the relationship goes back decades, andy reid the coach and peterson the player. and the first assistant job and coordinator job and convinced the team to give him the first coaching job and it means more to peterson and the eagles and

chiefs but there is so much overlap. >> you want to go out of the box and present a few different things i know he will do the same thing. >> for doug this is one of those things he is looking forward to and very fond of andy and they are good friends wherever you get a chance to go against a friend you get gassed up for it. >> and reid has played the eagles before. the teacher 8-3 all time against his students but peterson is the only one who played for him and coached under him. >> i don't think of him as an explayer. has kind of moved on and now is coach. so yes, i have a lot of respect for him and i think he has done a nice job there. i know he'll have this team ready. >> there are 52 players on these eagles roster only eight of them played for andy reid. >> that is four and the rest is

kelsey and celek and i'm missing some people. jp -t's only a few men and we embrace the moment we had with andy he is a great coach but he is on the sidelines this weekend. and we are not going take it easy on him. jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> times yours sunday at 1:00. what will the kid do tonight? reece hoskins is batting cleanup tonight against the marlins. miami manager don mattingly says we can't put guys in the seats. >> he is making the marlins everyone else go fish, 33 home runs the fastest start in history. better than the best of all times so far. and even pete mackanin sounds star truck over him. >> i am going to get his autograph on a ball today. it's really outstanding it's fun to watch and i mention that to bob mcclure during the game it's

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we know that jose is stirring up the surf but what about the air? >> actually irma is helping bring us warm humid air in the midlevels and that is why the humidity is high. it will feel like summer into the weekend and next week and it's still officially summer.

sky 6 hd over the delaware building clouds throughout the day. one of those days you get the sunshine and clouds and isolate the showers and ray sent me this great drone shot. he took this at 6:00 looking over hatboro and there were isolate the showers you see the dark clouds and also see the rays, the sun beams, corpuscollar rays, that means sun beams. every day a little bit of everything. as we head through the weekend and next week we have the pattern with patchy fog in the morning and warm and humid and i am watching the track of jose that shifted farther to the west today. right now 80 degrees in philadelphia. down from the high of 84. and 5 degrees above normal for a change and september is relatively cool. and cape may 76 and wilmington

77. and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing most of the region is rain free however i have been tracking the pulse up downpours, one of them just developed in northeast philadelphia about 10 minutes ago heading towards frankford and it's a quick downpour and that is the air mass we are in through the weekend. every day we see a few isolate the showers develop and most areas are rain free and again temperatures remain on the warm side. satellite 6 along with action radar showing what is left of irma. the actual center of circulation over new york state but we get some of that wrap around moiflt your from it. this is why we are on the humid side with dew points in the 60s and humidity tonight fog is developing and otherwise it's sticky and temperatures are mild. 67 in philadelphia and cape may 68 and allentown 65 with a scattered showers. tomorrow morning lots of clouds here and there and filtered sunshine and as we head into the afternoon much like today.

we see a few isolate the showers and i think this is a little bit overdone and we keep the trend through the weekend. and clouds mixing with sunshine and low 80s and isolate the afternoon shower. and saturday, sunday and also tomorrow. in the meantime. jose is a tropical storm and it has weakened maximum sustained winds 70 miles per hour. and it looks to become a hurricane again and then threaten the eastern seaboard. the latest tracks keep it offshore likely hitting cape cod next week and close enough to produce the large swells and beach currents especially sunday through tuesday. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's warm and humid tomorrow and 83 degrees and saturday and sunday also in the mid-80s and monday it stays muggy and 81 degrees and tuesday the clouds from jose drops temperatures back into the 70s, and 77 degrees and wednesday we

bring back sunshine and $84s and thursday seasonable with a high of 78 degrees. and thursday is officially the last day of summer. makes me sad. >> a new term to add. to the glossary. >> carpussclar. >> david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff and sharrie williams and ducis rogerss and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. fran grenier.

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tonight, breaking news. did north korea just launch another missile? urgent warnings throughout japan. our team, standing by. also developing tonight, what really happened inside that nursing home? residents dying. and, tonight, we now hear from a hospital nurse who sensed something was wrong and went to that nursing home. what she discovered inside. also tonight, our team landing on two separate islands. and incredibly, days later, americans still stranded, trying to get out. the deadly school shooting. now the video tonight of the 15-year-old suspect, classrooms huddles. were there warning signs missed? deal or no deal on the dreamers? tonight, inside the dinner, the president, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi. the president tweeting one thing, then saying something else hours later. in new york city tonight, the video just in. the