and city police are working to track down a man they believe is behind half a dozen suspicious incidents this week involving children. plus, the state of pennsylvania has run out of money, what this means for all the taxpayers out there. but first outside we go live to meteorologist chris sowers for a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris a nice weekend in store, but you're with -- watching jos. it's warm and sticky out here, we have fog in the suburbs and all eyes are on hurricane jose where will it lavall in -- will where it travel in the next few days. trenton, 73, wilmington, 73. 60s for the surround suburbs part of the reason whoi it's cooler out there -- why it's cooler out there, we're dealing with the patchy fog. millville, 1 mill, atlantic

city, 2 miles. wildwood, a mile and a half. i-95 corridor, bright blue skies and sunshine. satellite and radar not much to talk about. we have an area of high pressure coming in over the top off the screen. that should keep us fairly dry this weekend there's the slightest chance of a spotty shower today and tomorrow. most of us stay dry. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sun and clouds, warm and humid, shower possible. 84 degrees is the forecasted high. here's the latest on hurricane jose. it's remains a category one hurricane. maximum stained winds up to 80 miles per hour. it has gusts shy of 90 miles per hour. 525 miles per hour suit/southeast of cape hatteras, north carolina. we expect it to make the right-hand side tush in the next hour or so. -- turn in the next hour or so.

when it makes the turn how close does it come. it could mean big impacts for parts of the area. when i come back i'll focus on hose say -- jose and have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> as we get more information on hurricane jose you can download the 6abc app you can get the accuweather forecast and view storm tracker 6 live radar. at least ten police officers were injured and 30 people arrested following overnight protests there in st. louis. the violence follow the judge's verdict acquitting a form are police officer in the fatal shooting of a black man back in 2011. elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: chaos in the streets of st. louis. [chanting].

>> reporter: ten officers and injured and dozens arrested overnight. >> many of the demonstrators were peaceful. however, after dark maniage -- after dark, many agitators began throwing rocks and assaulting police officers. >> reporter: jason stockily was charged with first degree murder after shooting smith five times following a high-speed chase in 2011. stockily said he feared for his life, claiming he saw smith holding a gun. prosecutors argued he planted the gun in smith's car. stockily telling the st. louis dispatch after the verdict, a burden has been lifted.]chantin. >> i believe black lives matter

matter, this is crazy people are fed up. >> reporter: for them, the case is painful reminders of michael brown sparking days of unrest and violence in nearby ferguson when a st. louis grand jury decided not to indict darren wilson for brown's death. brown's father was among them protesting. >> i pray for my city, man, my people tired of this. >> reporter: and smith's mother saying this after the verdict. >> i'm not going to stand here and say no justice, no peace, my heart is broken. >> reporter: elizabeth hur abc news new york. back at home, philadelphia police are investigating the shooting of three people one of whom died. a man was shot at germantown avenue and cumberland street.

the victim was dropped off by an unnone person at temple in critical condition and later died. a man and woman showed up at the hospital after they were shot in the legs. authorities say security guard at the corner bar fired the shot that killed the man after witnessing him fire a gun in front of him. >> a male that was shot in the stomach because right in front of him, he observed this male fire on people that were walking down the street. those how this woman and this man we believe were shot in their legs. >> police tell us they are trying to sort through all this. the security guard we are told is cooperating with authorities of officers recovered a handgun they believe belonged to the victim. a 45-year-old man is recovering this morning after he was shot in north philadelphia

near 8ing street. the victim was shot in the jaw and the hand. he was taken to the hospital where he is in stable condition. no word on a motive. many parents on edge as philadelphia police are investigating not one, not two, but 6 suspicious incidents involving children since tuesday afternoon. investigators believe the same suspect may be responsible for each incident from attempted abduction to lewd acts and taking pictures of children. trish hartman has more on the search for the suspect. >> i'm going to meet my twin daughters and let them know they have to come in way before the sun go down. >> >> that's scary, you know. , many parents are keeping a closer eye on their kids after hearing philadelphia police are investigating 6 different suspicious incidents involving children this week in northeast

philadelphia. >> they asked the child to come over to the car, she realized he was driving with his zipper down. >> reporter: police say the suspect ask a hispanic man in his 30s with black hair and facial hair. the incidents started tuesday afternoon and continued wednesday and thursday and three reported incidents happened within a 45 minute span. in some cases the man offered girls money in exchange for taking their picture. students say they saw a man recording kids in the school yard sullivan elementary school on thursday. police have released a surveillance photo of black sedan with tinted windows. a car police believe belong to the suspect. police urge parents to talk to your kids. >> walk away, runaway. >> reporter: one neighbor didn't want his face shown because the

suspect is out there, but said he'll be keeping a close watch. >> for him to do something that desperate, you know he is pretty bold that's what the community is about, we have to come together and catch this guy. >> police say in all of the cases, the children ran away and reported the incident to an adult. if you have any information you're asked to contact the special victims unit. reporting outside the special victims units, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> a house was badly damaged by an overnight fire in the city's west oak lane section. the action cam on the 1500 block of maryland street as crews put out hot spots there. the fire started around # #3:00 a.m., when crews arrived on the scene they found the fire on the first and second floor of the home. nobody lived inside the building. it's not clear what caused the fire. tom wolf announced a delay of nearly $2 million in payments

to medicaid insurance and school district that follows a legislative stalemate to cover a $2.2 billion budget hole. there won't be a government shut down at least not for now. in the short term, the delay of payments will create little pain, but if it is not corrected it could cost in the long term. >> the commonwealth will have to pay more for its lower bond ratings and more financing. at the end fortunate day it comes back and bites the average taxpayer. >> this is the first known time that the state government has missed a payment as a result of not having enough money. happening today, friends and family will say a final goodbye to an american hero, petty officer kenneth smith who lost his life on the u.s.s. john mccain after it struck a

merchantship. the 22-year-old electronics technician attended cherry hill high school before joining the navy. he was posthumously promoted to second class. this is little guy is ferguson saved by knew life animal rescue. you will learn about ferguson and some of his friends this morning on "action news." british police arrest a man in connection with to a terror attack aboard a commuter train. >> you can see how quickly testers will climb over the next few hours, even though fall is just a few days away, it will feel summer like out there today and tomorrow. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, plus the latest on hurricane jose coming up after this >> uk police made an arrest in

the terrorist attack that injured 30 people on subway train. police took an 18-year-old man into custody. they have not released his identity, authorities are calling it a significant arrest, but did not say if the person was the one who planted the bomb. we know the suspect was picked up about 75 miles from london. terror threat remains critical, meaning another attack could be immanent. north korea, media outlet

showed a picture of the missile launch. in the pictures you can see the leader staring at the sky and clapping and cheering after the ballistic test. u.s. and south korea military detected the missile that flew over japan and landed in the pacific ocean. nasa has imploded a 4 billion-dollar spacecraft that orbited the skies of saturn for two decades. the spacecraft known as casini crashed into the atmosphere yesterday, nasa said they had no other option because it was running outle -- running out of fuel. casini sent back pictures of the saturn rings and moons. chris sowers has more on hurricane jose. >> reporter: it's tracking

toward the coast. we were out this morning around ocean city taking a look at the waves that are beginning to develop. now the storm is 550 miles away from cape hatteras we're starting to see the larger waves along the jersey shore. this is a weekend if you want to venture into the water, the temperature are warm enough where it mite make you want to swrum into the water, you have to be careful, the waves will build each and everyday, they can be as high as ten feet and dangerous rip currents, as well. the headline this morning what we're watching for over the next few days, the warm tropical feeling will stick around until tuesday temperature in the 08 -- 80s. watching hurricane jose we are expecting large swells up to ten feet and rip currents and winds and a little bit of rain as we get into tuesday afternoon. in the meantime let's start you

out with numbers, 67 in allentown and reading, 66 in lancaster, philadelphia you're the warm spot, 75. millville, 66. cape may, 70. future tracker 6 later today we're going with a combination of sun and clouds, in one or two areas you'll see a brief spotty shower develop. keep that in the back of your mind. maybe you see a shower or ten or 15 minutes. this trend will continue through the evening hours. overnight tonight, everything clears out, although there be patchy fog settle in, just like this morning. sunday afternoon, same thing, sunshine and clouds, warm and humid, spotty shower. today, sun and clouds, warm and sticky, 84 in allentown. philadelphia, same number. trenton, 81. cape may, 77. lancaster, 82. dover, 81.

hurricane jose it's a weak category one storm. we're noticing over the last few frames the sudden explosion in convection, the thunderstorm activity is starting to blossom and wrack around the center of circulation which is a sign of further development. spaghetti plots each line represents a different tropical forecast model. when they are bunched together like this they are in pretty good agreement. that keeps the storm 200 to 250 miles out to sea. that good news because the worst part of the storm is out to sea. the right front quadrant is here and not over top of us. it's the most dangerous part of the storm. on this specific track it spares the entire eastern seaboard we'll see large swells and beach 'erosion and rip currents, that's about it. jersey shore, monday evening through wednesday morning, waves up to ten feet.

huge breakers on the sand. rip currents and beach erosion and wind gusting 40 to 45 miles per hour. if the shifts closer to the coast. let's assume it tracks closer to the coast only 50 miles out to sea. the impact would be greater, 2 to 4 inches of rain for the jersey shore and gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. this is less likely at this point we're focusing in on the 200 to 250 miles out to sea which would mean only minor impacts for the jersey shore. we'll continue to watch it over the next few days. warm and humid, spotty shower, 84. same thing tomorrow, 83. monday, clouds and sun, 78. tuesday for now we'll post cloudy and breezy, 75. wednesday, thursday, friday, look good, very warm tempts in the 80s. thank you for the update. here's a look what's happening around the area this weekend. it's beginning to look like fall

and halloween across the delaware and lehigh valleys. the 38th annual scarecrow festival gets you in the frightful mood in lahaska, bucks county. pumpkin painting and whole lot of children's activities from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. lindvilla orchard pumpkin land is open. there will be live music and entertainment you can check that out today from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. space x has successfully landed the falcon nine rocket, but it took a few tries to get there. the company prepared a blooper real to show you how it happened. ♪ >> the blooper real includes clips dating back to 2013. it shows tests over the ocean where the rocket crashed or exploded. the real was edited with songs

one mite expect to hear during a fireworks show. it was to separate and come back to earth after the launch made 16 successful landings. we're back after this

>> so glad you stayed with us, 9:22 a.m., technically speaking a retrogaming video mini console is making a comeback. nes classic was discontinued earlier this year. the gadget will be back on the market 2018 thanks to popular demand. the 60-dollar console was a top seller when it originally came out becoming one of the wanted items during last year's holiday season. this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" goes to new jersey where life rescue has a heart for animals left behind.

>> reporter: new life animal rescue works with pets who get turned away. >> we have a heart for special needs that get left behind. >> reporter: they operate through a network of foster homes and rescues. since their i -- inception they have save 500 animals. the craft fair and family festival will be saturday october 7 at the burlington county fair grounds. there will be new life alumnae and adoptables. >> i have chole she is 8 and years old and blind and diabetic. she is super sweet and great with other dogs. >> micca is a 5 week old puppy, his mother was rescued from a high kill shelter in the south.

magnolia is a soon to be mom. she is sweet friendly, loves everybody. >> shoafs rescued after she was found on the side of the radio road with two broken legs. >> her cast comes off in a week half or so. >> reporter: ferguson's mother was hit by a car when she was pregnant. the folks at new life animal rescue helped deliver him. now cuter than ever ferguson is ready for his forever home. if you're interested in adopting the animals you met today, visitor the new life animal website. if you have a shelter story you would like to share post a picture on the "fyi philly" social media pages using the #6abc shelter me. with ferguson, david murphy channel 6 "action news." >> federal government son is cute. still ahead on "action news," the eagles face off in week two, hear what doug

peterson says about taking on his former mentor. we'll see you after the break. >> so glad you stayed with us,

9:27 a.m., sports now all eyes on rookie reese hoskins as the phils took on the oakland athletics, the as were up 2 in the first. phillies lost their 90th game of the year. 4-0. the series continues later today in south philadelphia. the eagles hit the road again for the showdown against the kansas chiefs. they are coming off an opening week win in washington, d.c. coach peterson faces off against

mentor and former eagles coach andy reid. >> the closer you get to the game, the more you get driven i think. the emotions will be flying high, but i'll keep them in check the best i can and it will be a great atmosphere to play ball on sunday. >> we'll be watching. the chiefs knocked off the defending super bowl champions patriots in their opener. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including two camden county cheerleaders who eager to show their school pride. "action news" saturday at 9 comes right back. the leader.

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cape hatteras. i want to show you this in case you're tuning in. let's assume this is a hurricane. there are four quadrants to a hurricane. let's say it was traditionalling to traditionalling -- traveling to the north like this. here's the right front quadrant, lower left. the right front is where the strongest winds are, where the greatest storm surge is. sandy a few years ago made the left turn like this, the right front quadrant slammed the jersey shore right there. not only did we see the powerful winds we saw the tremendous storm surge and everybody remembers the damage we sustained. this is a completeically -- completely different storm. jose is traveling like this paralleling the eastern seaboard. it is well off the coast, it's out through here. it's nowhere near the jersey

shore. we could see gusts 40 to 45 miles per hour. we'll see big waves, but the worst part of the storm is well out to sea. if we flip it over to the tropical forecast model every single one of them suggest it stays 200 to 250 miles out to sea. here's the overall track we look at the quadrant right in here is the right front quadrant it's nowhere near the jersey shore or the delaware beaches. there's good news there. as we look if he wind field this is smaller than irma and harvey and smaller than sandy. hurricane force winds extend outward 30 miles or so. so it's well out to sea. what we know with fairly high confidence monday evening through wednesday morning we'll see waves up to ten feet. there's no way to get around that. there's going to be beach erosion and rip currents and gusting winds 40 to 45 miles per

hour. that's about it for the jersey shore and the delaware beaches as far as impact. >> as we get information on josie -- hurricane jose we invite you to track it on the 6abc app which is a free download for your mobile devices. one school year could be a standstill if a strike comes monday. dann cuellar has more on the looming strike. >> reporter: the high school revelry between the football teams was in full swing. grandfather posing with his grandson gave you a sense of pride and tradition. there was uncertainty over the possible teachers strike on monday. >> i don't think it's a good

idea we should be going to school at the time we should be going to school. >> beyond why they can't reach an agreement. because you should wanted to what you love not for the money, but you should wanted to it because you love i want. >> there has been a standstill in the bargaining progress methacton education association has given notice teachers will go on strike monday if no deal is reach. icialtion, 0 he owe among the issues, salary and benefits and team teaching. >> nobody wants to go later in the school year. i have a senior this year i want her to graduate on time. >> reporter: the district has requested to go into a fact-finding process by an independent arbitrator, the union and staff have offered to work through the weekend. negotiations are continuing if there's a strike on monday -- >> i know the strike will cut into our breaks during our time

off when i'll be my family. >> reporter: the superintendent said the decision to close or not close the schools will be made sunday night at 8:00 p.m. stay tuned to "action news" for further developments. in methacton i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> temple university police are trying to figure out if an incident on campus was racially motivated. a banana was discovered on their dorm room door. they tell "action news" they don't believe it was a prank. >> they call black people monkeys, we are the only full black room. >> i didn't think it would happen tow me, but statement i'm not surprised i'm a minority and things like this happen at pro dominantly white institutions. >> the school sent out a statement condemning the act and stressing the university does not tolerate discrimination.

lafayette college is investigating into the death of a 19-year-old student who was found unconscious outside his dorm yesterday. coroner said he died of blunt-force trauma. jeffrey sandusky has pleaded guilty to 14 counts of child axal abuse and child pornography. he is the son of jerry sandusky. he made the deal one week before his trial was expected to begin in centre county. police say he committed rhymes crimes against two under age girls. in 1996 celine in a -- celine mays disappeared and police are look hoping to know

where she is. nora was just a little girl when selina vanished. she was 9 months pregnant when she disappeared. on the left you can see what she looked like then on the right is an age progression of what she looks like today. >> if she was alive if not made contact with us. >> reporter: the age enhanced photo has been released by the willingboro police department on its facebook page. >> it helps with the boom of social media. >> when selina disappeared in 1996 we didn't have the social media we have now. >> reporter: over the years, detectives have travelinged -- traveled to florida and kentucky and tennessee trying to track down the leads in the disappearance. it's 20 years and they have not

ginger up. >> she is still a missing person and we won't stop until we find her. >> reporter: police say the family and the mount holly church was less cooperative in the investigation. they freer she -- fear she was n away by family friends or murdered to conceal the baby's father. with no word on her whereabouts, the case is cold, but police say they will continue updating her photo hopele she'll be found. in willingboro, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> the eagles are tackling autism in a new fundraising effort. team officials announcing the eagles autism challenge may 19. coaches, players cheerleaders and swoop the mascot are expecterred to take part in the 5k run walk event, 100 percent

of the proceeds go to fund autism research at children's hospital, jefferson university. two camden county teenagers who face different types of challenge continuing to show their immense school spirit. they are members of the camden catholic cheer squad in cherry hill. they cheer along with a prosthetic leg and the other has downs syndrome. >> i love being loud i love cheering. >> we love your team spirit. fighting irish beat bishop eustice prep. sports director ducis

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and homegoods is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. 9:42 a.m., we are proud to bring you the temple football playbook. the team is 2-1 for the season. here's ducis rogers with coach collins what to expect. ducis so glad to have you in the studio.

>> reporter: live, thank you so much. for the second straight week, it gets dicey in the end, how pleased are you that your guys hung tough. >> reporter: we played hard with drills. we came up with big two men and the defense closed door and two minute drill. >> are things to work out with the football. that the best you look in the three games so far. >> reporter: it was a good team effort. we have guys playing both sides of the ball for us, they hard and physical. >> let's look at the highlights between temple and u mass. u mass out of the backfield for a touchdown take a 7-3 lead. you knew this u mass team despite being 0-3. would put up a fight. >> we played them last year.

they got the coverage for them to get the score. >> reporter: you got two moore scores before the break. 30 yards, ten 7 out. two minute drill, took it down nice ball to the corner of the endzone by logan. >> >> reporter: how strong is his arm. >> he can throw it from any different angle, good finish, good catch. >> reporter: defense gets the ball back for you, quincy rochete. he has a monster game, three sacks in the first half. >> young kid played a lot for us, got us another score before the half. two minute situation comes up big for us. >> reporter: big guys are hungry they like getting the quarterback. you capitalize on the turnover

with kirkwood. >> we moved kirkwood around, nice stutter move, puts it on the dime and nice to get an extra score before we go to the break. >> reporter: 248 yards more importantly no interceptions. >> that's huge for us, we've won a game and only given up one for the entire season on offense. >> 4th quarter, 22-14. temple leads. facing a blitz he makes a perfect roll and isaiah makes it, how about that. >> it should be in our top ten play it came in number 3 on espn great catch great call. >> you see wright in practice everyday. >> they practice all the time, kirkwood and they go back and forth trying to to make the special grabs. >> reporter: you have special

receivers. temple wins 29-21. giving credit to the defense that unit had a great night. >> it's a great feeling, i'm happy we got the win. great performance great team performance against a great team. >> our defense stepped up, for everyone else we played great, but we have a lot to work on back to work where we need to be. >> the defense has proved tremendous -- improved tremendously since notre dame. nine sacks tell us what happened. >> kirkwood set up two of the sacks one of our star receivers, keeping the guys fresh and relentless pressure, and quincy rochet had a money store night for us. >> reporter: nine sacks for the temple defense. running game was slow going,

convicted it up a notch 9 -- kicked it up a notch. >> the run game is important to us for the running program. it's a huge plus we have to establish the run game to be great at that. >> reporter: do you need more consistency,. >> absolutely that was the focus this week they imposed their will and run the ball when we needed to. >> look ahead next week's game at south florida. the owls use many different methods to get ready for the season. rocky theme workout? we'll ask coach collins about that coming up next.

been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to temple football playbook alongside coach jeff collins i'm ducis rogers talking about the win

over u mass last night. how important is the off season programs you have and in-season you have to lead to the success you have during the season. >> everything we do matters, our coaches do an amazing job motivating the guys getting them energized and getting nutrition in them making sure they are healthy going into the season. >> reporter: how have programs changed since you were playing. >> we create as much chaos as possible in the off season. on saturday there's everything going on, we create that mayhem inasmuch as possible throughout the entire program. >> reporter: you're about to see that mayhem right now. morgan siegfried looks at the ways to get the team in game ship. >> reporter: when you think philadelphia a few things come to mind, cheese steak and liberty bell and rocky balboa.

he was incorporated into the temple football workout from boxing rooms to running the art museum steps. we channel the inner rocky. we wanted to make a workout that embodies the city of philadelphia, rocky, balboa, what's more iconic than rocky. >> it added something to being in the weight room it added like a plot to it, it was definitely a hype factor. i enjoyed it. >> great screenry for the workout. -- scenery, reasonable care is the under dog. >> that identity and i think it did me well. >> it's one of the hardest workouts i've ever been to, but it's fun. it impressed me, we didn't break. >> reporter: coach's energy in the weight room has been

contagious, translating to results. >> he is a tough guy, he doesn't care about your feelings you have to get through it, it's helping us, the whole team improved. he has been able to extract as much energy as we've ever been able to too. i think it definitely has an effect on our workout. i appreciate it. >> it brings out their best, everybody as you can see everybody wanted to get everybody else better in the room. you can't ask to coach a better team than that. >> reporter: accuse the rocky music ducis i'm feeling inspired. for temple football playbook, i'm morgan siegfried back to you. >> reporter: you guys have characters on your coaching staff. coach feeley ask he nuts. >> we were together fyu, seven years ago, you have to love the

voice and the energy. >> reporter: how do the players feel about him? >> he pushes them and challenges, you are our kids want the chip on their shoulder and the coach does a great job. >> reporter: thursday night you visit number 22, south florida, the bulls coming off a 47-23 drubbing of illinois. how big a game is this for you guys. >> great offense and great defense, good play makers we have another short week, our kids are ready. tomorrow will be a tuesday practice even though the rest of the world it's a sunday it's a tuesday for us. >> reporter: they have the quarterback you have to keep an eye on him. that will did it for temple football playbook, i'm ducis rogers with coach jeff collins. more "action news" right after

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>> so glad you stayed with us, final check of the forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: not too bad, a little soupy out there this morning. warmer this afternoon, sunshine, sun and clouds, spotty shower, 84. tomorrow, same thing, 83. monday, clouds, 78. tuesday the day of concern cloudy and breezy, every forecast model keeps hurricane jose well out to sea. minimum impact for the the shore, dangerous rip currents and high waves an wind gusts.

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