in south jersey investigate after a pedestrian is hit and killed overnight. >> we're following breaking news from london where scotland yard police arrested a second person in the subway bombing that injured nearly 0 people. plus, we're keeping a very close eye on hurricane jose as it stirs up the surf along the jersey shore. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking hurricane jose with accuweather and what to expect today. >> reporter: good morning, guys, it's warm and sticky out here, i've been talking about this for a couple of days, fall is less than a week away and it feels like july again with temperatures in the mid 80s and uncomfortable humidity levels. jollies josie is 120 miles southeast of cape hatteras, north carolina it's a category one storm with maximum stained winds of 80 miles per hour -- sustained winds of 80 miles per hour. it has gusts up to 09 miles per hour. it is expected to move due north

an make a turn to the right out to sea. right now every single tropical forecast model shows the exact same thing. it should pass by atlantic city 200 to 225 miles east of atlantic city by tuesday arch. it will bring some impacts to the jersey shore, but far enough to keep the majority of the storm out to sea and impact the canadian maritimes. as we look at the wind field you can see how lopsided the storm is. the tropical storm force winds extend outward to the east 150 miles. they are about 75 to 100 miles to the west. always the storm travels to the north, most of the winds stay out to sea. nonetheless this is what to expect down the shore. huge breakers up to ten feet that will cause dangerous rip

currents and minor flooding tuesday morning and rain and wind down the jersey shore. the bulk of it will miss us out to sea. i'll be back and tell you what to expect for today and how long the warm sticky weather lasts. we have tropical storm maria lurking east of the leeward islands and could pose a threat to the southeast coast. guys. >> well monitor hurricane jose's movement you can get the latest track along the latest forecast on the 6abc app on your phone or tablet. there you can find real time views from storm tracker 6 live. it is a free download for your mobile device. a person was hit and killed walking i along a south jersey -- walking along a south jersey highway route 73 maple shade township burlington county. the person was hit at 1:00 a.m., the victim died at the scene. the vehicle involved in the incident stopped.

it is under investigation. a 20-year-old woman accidently fell to her death when she pulled over for the a bathroom break in juniata section overnight. police say she was in the car with friends when they pulled over on the 4500 block of caster avenue at 3:00 a.m. she was in a weed-filled area near the bridge overpass. they believe she fell down a 20-foot drop and died from her injuries. breaking news from overseas there's a second arrest following friday's bombing on a crowded subway in london. >> comes after raids in the london suburbs. despite the news, britain remains on the highest security level threat. we have more on the investigation. >> reporter: overnight a second arrest made in the london train bombing an attack that left 30 people injured during morning rush hour. a 20 minute-year-old man was taken by antiterrorism police in west london before midnight.

police earlier raided a home in london yesterday. >> police! >> reporter: officers swooping into this normally peaceful neighborhood hours after an 18-year-old suspect was arrested. his identity yet to be revealed. neighbors in the area evacuated for their own safety. >> i was scared to be honest. >> reporter: significantly that's home 1 miles away from parse -- 12 miles away from parse -- parson's green. investigators are calling the arrest significant. >> he was arrested on suspicion of being concerned for inis it a gas station of active -- instigation of active terrorism. >> reporter: the bomb contained nails and tapt it's made from hydrogenoxide.

it was used in the manchester bombing that killed 22. >> for a second straight night , missouri. a dozen demonstrators failed to suburbs they broke windows and businesses and threw objects at police officers. hundreds of officers in riot gear moved in in, they arrested at least nine people. >> at home we should know later today whether or not classes will be held in the methacton school district. the teachers union sent notification on friday of the intent to walk off the job. >> that strike could come as

the teenagers were working on a contract deal since january. any decision on canceling classes will come by 8:00 p.m. tonight stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest information on the possible school closures. this morning there's no word on what caused a septa train to partially derail in northern liberties. chopper 6 hd was over the scene at 11:00 a.m. yesterday, this is at septa's spring garden station. the train was heading eastbound from center city to the frankford transportation center. about 0 passengers were on board -- 30 passengers were on board when the train suddenly stopped. "action news" talked to passengers who were understandably shaken up. >> as we came up the tunnel, the car just derailed. i thought it was going to tip over and go on to the expressway, actually. i've never been so scared and shaken up in my whole entire life. >> the passengers were evacuated. septa said medics tended to a

person suffering from heat exhaustion. this morning market frankford line is back open in both directions. >> a bucks county man convicted of sexually assaulting 6 girls is expected to learn his fate. lee kaplan is expected to be sentenced on wednesday. in june he was guilty on 17 counts of rape of a child and other offenses. authorities alleged the girl's parents gifted their oldest daughter to kaplan. he fathered two children with the girl and sexually assaulted five others. the federal corruption trial of u.s. senator bob menendez is heading into third week of court proceedings charged with accepting bribes from a florida doctor and getting the doctor travel visa's for his girlfriend. he main take a breaks it's evidence of their friendship not

a corrupt agreement. >> the eagles are in kansas for a big game. this is a biggy for a couple of reasons, first the birds head coach doug peterson will face his former mentor andy reid for the first time. peterson spent 7 years under reid as assistant coach. the birds took care of the redskins in washington and the chiefs shocked the nfl with the trouncing of the patriots. the birds and chiefs hit the gridiron at 1:00 p.m. arrow head stadium in kansas city. several thousand runners are feeling the beat along the benjamin franklin parkway. they are taking part in the annual rock and roll half marathon. local bands are playing along the course to help keep the runners moving at their best pace. the run is raising money for

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hurricane harvey hit the houston, texas area debris was picked up in this particular neighborhood. this happened yesterday. flooding damaged 126,000 hopes. texas governor said there was enough debris left behind by the storm to fill up a football stadium 125 times. harvey dumped up to 51 inches of rain in the lonestar state. >> a friend of mine who works at the abc studio in houston, sent me a picture of all the debris outside her house in houston. part of the flooding, once it floods you have to take everything out because of the mold. we'll see images in florida, because of what was once hurricane irma and now we're

tracking hurricane jose and tropical storm maria, as the tropics are busy in the last few weeks. sky6 live hd looking back toward center city we have low level clouds out there this morning, a little bit of patchy fog and some of areas we're seeing light shower activity and spotty drizzle. we're zoomed into lancaster county where route 30 and 222 intersect. we have light showers. every now and then you start to see a little bit more of a shower always indicated by the yellow. it will be steadier or heavier, but brief passing by to the southwest 10 to 150 miles per hour. later this afternoon we expect to this develop again, but it's not going to be a washout. this is a wider view. this is drifting off to the southwest, 10 to 15 miles per hour. nothing going on across the rest of the viewing area. as future tracker 6 shows you with the heating of the sun we'll see showers pop up

2:00 p.m., west of philadelphia, later in the arching and early evening hours, one or two of these may be heavier than just a shower. they should move along pretty quickly it shunned last long enough to ruin yore outdoor plans partly cloudy, warm and sticky, temperatures in the 60s. that sets up monday, these clouds increase ahead of hurricane jose and in one or two locations you will see a spotty shower. tuesday, hurricane jose passes off the coast. rain could clip the coastline from sandy hook to the wildwoods and cape may. sun and clouds after a lot of clouds we'll see sun this afternoon, otherwise it's muggy, feeling like summer. 84 in philadelphia. yesterday we managed 87. 82 in millville. 70s for the jersey shore, lancaster 80 degrees. let's head to the tropics this is the latest on hurricane jose. there's bermuda, there's north

carolina, looks like it will travel in between the two, it currently has winds up to 80 miles per hour it's a category one storm. it will continue to drift on by to the north 200, 225 miles to the east of atlantic city this is a friendly track for us. we'll see some impacts with this, but the worst of the storm should pass by out to sea. 200 miles out to sea the most likely track brush of rain, a tremendous amount of wave actions, ten feet plus and dangerous rip currents i'm advising everybody from now through wednesday evening stay out of the water. this is the less likely scenario 50 miles per hour offshore, the impacts would be greater, even this is not too much for the jersey shore to handle. would be a little bit more than what we are forecasting now. tropical storm maria, this yellow line is irma's path ten

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>> reporter: welcome back every, 9:22 a.m., sunday morning, we'll take a quick look at hurricane jose. here's bermuda, here's cape hatteras, the storm will travel to the north and stay between the two and stay a good 200, 225 miles to the east. future tracker 6 shows the bulk of the storm passes to the east. it will be close enough to brush the delaware beaches and the jersey shore, most of will be a

miss in the open waters of the atlantic. remember we were talking about the quadrants yesterday. you can see how lopsided the wind field is on that. they extend 30 miles out. the worst part of the hurricane is here, as it travels to the north, the worst part stays offshore and we miss out on that. the pattern we'll stick with it, looks good to me, monday evening, through wednesday morning, delaware beaches and jersey shore, waves up to ten feet, dangerous rip currents and beach erosion and winds 40 to 45 miles per hour and rain for the jersey shore and the delaware beaches. we have a warning for you if you're in the market for a used car. 1 million cars have been damaged in hurricane harvey and hurricane irma. they may be showing up on used car lots.

>> reporter: hurricane irma's flood didn't spare cars, between 200 and 4,000 cars in florida may have been flooded that's on top of hurricane harvey flooding half a million and 1 million vehicles. as we said these cars could show up for sale in matter of days. before the storm there was a 20% increase in flood cars back on the road in the past year according to car fax. >> water and electronics don't mix. it's like putting a computer into the bathtub. it's impossible to tell when the system breaks down, but sooner than later, mechanical and electrical and safety systems could be compromised. >> reporter: some vehicle owners who may not be insured hide what happened to their cars. we see how after sandy they took a car and made it presentable

for sales. >> we found the car was damp. they did try to wet vac it. customers hoping to trade in a flood vehicle. >> they are going to divulge the information because it decreases the value of the vehicle. >> reporter: what to do, get a report on the vehicle and take it to the members of -- membersn look for problems. >> those cars breakdown because they are literally rotting from the inside out. >> the holidays are quickly approaching if you're planning on flying home this year you may want to buy the tickets sooner than later. ticket prices are rising with each pasting -- passing day. the most expensive days to fly, the wednesday before and the sunday after thanksgiving.

if you procrastinate you could end up paying 200 more bucks per ticket. airlines are making sweet deals to have people give up coveted seats. one woman gave up her seat on a flight packed with college football fans is great to get to the georgia notre dame game in south bend indiana. she knew no one was budging. the bidding kept going and going and finally she bit. >> i looked over at my husband, i said if they get to 4,000 i'm getting off this plane. they came back at $4,000 without a filming i pressed the flight attendant button. >> the football fan took smith's seat next to her family, she was able to catch up with her family 8 hours later on a different flight, but with

$4,000 of travel vouchers in her pocket. >> big time score there. >> there's much more to come object "action news." the maestro leading this orchestra needs to break. we have details on the robotic conductor. if you're tossing champaign in flutes you've been doing all wrong all this time. we'll tell you who said you should be drirching champagne in a different way. meteorologist chris sowers has more on hurricane jose, and maria out there. "action news" continues after this. to never rest on laurels, and to forever earn the star.

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a woman is badly injured after a crash sends her vehicle flying and lands upside on a philadelphia road overnight. another night of protests in the city of st. louis, the violence leads musicians to cancel their plans for concert. >> they are happenly wagging their -- they are happily wagging their tails today after spending a night in a sewer drain. >> chris, you have hurricane jose, and marie, you have a lot to talk about this weekend. >> reporter: let's start out with the humidity that's been a thorn in the side ever since hurricane irma developed and pull up the east coast. it changed the fall-like pattern

we had several weeks. the last weeks of august into september, and then irma ran up the east coast and we got into the arm muggies again, we'll continue to see that over the next week or so. we'll focus on jose in the broadcast. it will stay warm and humid in the entire seven-day forecast. i'll have more on the track in ten minutes or so. coastal impacts huge waves are expected we could see waves up to ten feet if not higher that will create beach erosion and there will be the dangerous rip currents. it would be my suggestion to all of you at home if you're going to the beaches today or tomorrow, stay out of the water it's not worth its too dangerous. 70 in philadelphia. muggy, 70 degrees in allentown. 72 in reading, 73 in cape may. 69 degrees in trenton. as we take a look at the forecast for the phillies game heading to citizens bank park,

taking on the oakland as, 130 start time. expect clouds and sun and spotty shower around. first pitch temperature, 83, by the 9th inning, 84. that's the forecasted high for today. when i come back i'll have more on tropical storm maria and jose. a woman was hurt after a car crash overnight sent her car tumbling. the action cam at the scene the intersection of 42nd and spruce streets in university city 1:15 a.m. police say the force of the collision caused the woman's car to flip and land on the roof. other vehicle involved ended up on the sidewalk. the woman was rescued from the upside down car and taken to the hospital, she is in serious, but stable condition. police are trying to figure out what caused the crash. one person seriously injured after being hit by a car in south jersey. police called to the

intersection of route 38 and chapel avenue in cherry hill at 10:00 p.m. last night. the victim was taken to cooper university hospital to be treated. the driver of the car did stop, no word about charges being filed. breaking news this morning, from london, scotland yard said it has arrested a second man in connection with the friday subway attack. a 21-year-old was arrested late last night. so far he has not been charged. an 18-year-old man was arrested yesterday in an area where ferries depart for france. isis claimed response ebilities for the attack -- responsibility for the attack. britain remains at a critical level the highest alert level because authorities believe another attack is immanent. >> the terror attack and the threat from north korea is expected to be addressed in president trump's speech to the united nation. he expects thal lies to come --

he expects the allies to come together. mr. trump is expected to address the u.n. assembly on tuesday. protesters took to the streets in st. louis, missouri after the acquittal of a former white police officer in the shooting death of a black man. it prompted the cancellation of several concerts because the police were on the streets. here's abc's elizabeth hur. >> reporter: is a second night of proest thes in st. louis a day after a judge acquitted a white former police officer in the fatal shooting of a black man. earlier on saturday, several hundred demonstrators marched through two shopping malls they were peaceful rallies a different story from the previous night. >> unfortunately we had

incidents of sporadic vial -- violence and vandalism. >> the vast majority of the demonstrators were peaceful, after dark, the agitators became violent. >> reporter: in dallas, protesters marched around the empty base where a statue of robert e. lee used to stand. >> this is wrong we have to reverse this. >> reporter: the statue is in storage until a decision is made what to do with it. a statue of robert e lee was the center of rally in virginia. a man risked life helping a police officer struggling with a

shoplifting suspect. nora muchanic has more. >> this guy is running out, eyes as big as saucers, he had three or four boxes. >> reporter: 66-year-old john ran to the shop in brooklawn to pick up a few things. that's where he ran into these two, conwell bechton and anthony mmarcion. >> i think the guy was grabbing for his gun. that's when i said i jumped on top of him and held him down. >> reporter: soon after he put the car in reverse almost hitting the officer shop rite security guard and put it in drive and headed toward koch. >> he headed to me and i ended up on the hood off the car.

comp is a retired employee of philadelphia electric who raised nine kits and has 8 -- kids and has 8 grandchildren. he takes aware of his 88-year-old mother. brooklawn posted a thank you on their facebook page and praised him for being a good american. his run to the store turned out to be more excitement than anticipated. he said jumping on the suspect was the right thing to do. >> i would do it again, i mean, you can't predict things you don't know how things are going to be, but you have to do what's right. >> reporter: both men face robbery illuding and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. john is nursing bruises and will be okay, the police chief said he will be honored for his "action news" in the near future by city council.

>> reporter: nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> 9:36 a.m., two dogs are back with their family after getting pulled out of a storm drain in bucks county. i want to show you the pictures from ems rescuing the dog. the animals are alive and well because a couple heard them barking. >> i got to the car and i heard the barking with an echo, so, of course, i'm coming out to move my car and i look down and i see the eyes of the dogs shining up. >> so glad that couple was there. the family kept talking to the dogs until the rescue crews got to the scene where the dogs were pulled to the surface. they were fed and cared for by the town and country kennel in langhorne until the pets grateful owners came and said come on, let's go home. >> there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." it's the return of a classic. details on the newly upgraded

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in the parking lot of a grocery store. the fire chief said additional crews had to be called in to spray down the hive with foam. the folks taken to the hospital for treatment are expected to be okay. my worst fear. >> yeah. >> 941 let's get you caught up on the forecast. a lot going on. >> reporter: a lot going on, it's warm and humid, we have hurricane jose, maria, lee is out there. here's the live shot overlooking the commodore barry bridge. lots of clouds and peeks of sunshine throughout the area. for the most part it's mainly cloud skies, we'll see sunshine later this afternoon. with that niece -- these numbers will climb into the 80s again. visibility continues to be an issue to the west. lancaster down to 3 miles. two miles in reading.

2 1/2 in allentown. everybody else is doing all right. we have low lying clouds, but we don't have the fog until you go into lancaster, berks and lehigh valley. we have showers picking them up on storm tracker 6 live. we set it in motion to you, lancaster county drifting off to the west/southwest at 15 miles per hour getting ready to push into york and gettysburg south central pennsylvania. future tracker 6 suggests though, more showers could pop up with the heating of the day. after lunchtime, 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., west of philadelphia. that will continue to be the trend through the afternoon and early evening hours, every now and then you notice we see yellows and oranges here. that could mean something heavier than a shower. everything should move along quickly, we don't expect to see the drenching downpours like what delaware county saw yesterday around 7:00 p.m. it delayed the phillies game for a little bit. they saw a tremendous amount of

rain they picked up 2 1/2 inches in delaware county. nobody saw anything at all it was the one area. showers peppering the area, tomorrow afternoon, increasing clouds, one or two showers, it shunlt -- should not be anything significant. warm and humid, showers possible, 84. heading back down to the tropics we have two systems we're watching. lee is a fish storm it's off the screen that will move like this and out into the open waters of atlantic. jose just to the north and then we have maria over the carribean islands both storms will come close to making landfall. jose should stay out to sea, you never know with these things. it's a category one storm with winds up to 80 miles per hour. every single tropical forecast model lifts it to the north and eventually it makes a right hand

turn. some of the latest guidance shows it making a loop back toward the coast. i have to tell you with the tropical systems it's a very rare track so i'm not leaning that way. it will pull north an make the right hand turn. it will be close enough to feel impacts down the jersey shore. rain on tuesday, winds gusts 40 miles per hour. you will see tremendous waves, ten feet maybe higher and dangerous rip currents monday evening through wednesday morning. outside of that we should be all right. tropical storm maria over the leeward islands and over the turks and caicos and the bahamas, this is the same track hurricane irma went through ten to 14 days ago. now, what's going to be a question mark from this point on, once it gets into this part of the atlantic by friday does it move west or come up the coast like jose is doing right now. this is another storm we have to

watch closely over the next few days. warm and sticky back home, summer like 84. spotty shower, increasing clouds tomorrow, scattered showers possibly, 82. tuesday for now, we'll post coastal rain and winds, 78 degrees, dangerous rip currents, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday most of the time we're looking at mostly sunny skies everyday, mid 80s high humidity levels feeling like the middle of july. >> fall starts friday, 83, 84 degrees. >> reporter: i don't see a fall like pattern running until the first week of october. >> i'll take the last bit of summer. a world renown artist recreated george washington crossing the delaware river projected on a giant wall of water. swiss artist projected an array of images at washington crossing historic park. people sat on the riverbank and

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>> as always we're glad you're up with us on sunday. 9:48 a.m., 70 degrees, sky6 live hd overlooking cape may, new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers says, thank you producer, thank you for alerting me there are fishermen out there, chris

sowers says it's going to be cloudy, clouds and sun, and showers. it looks like we've been drinking champagne wrong for all this time. the president of the champagne maker said that's not the right way to enjoy it. she said that the narrow flute doesn't allow you to experience the aromas and flavors. you should drink it from a wide shallow cup and champagne should be treated like wine let it breathe. >> we're at the "action news" big board with a look at technically speaking. remember the polaroid camera? it is making a comeback. it is ten years since it was sent into retirement. now it's returning to the market. it's the polaroid one at the ii. just press the shutter and your

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>> turning to sports we're just a little more than three hours away from kickoff from the eagles and the chiefs in kansas. >> the phillies hope to end their series against the as on a high. ♪ at the bank this afternoon. here's jamie apody with all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: it's a rematch with reid. the last time big red faced his forward team in 2014 he beat the birds 26-16. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: the eagles arriving at the hotel to plenty of fanfare so many side stories, peterson back in kansas, peterson facing off against read, reid facing off againsts former team, the kelsey brothers facing off against each other. arrow head stadium a difficult

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and change the way you wifi. >> good morning it is 10:00 a.m., sunday, september 17. in the news, deadly crash, police in south jersey investigate after a pedestrian is hit and killed overnight. we're following breaking

news from london where scotland yard police arrested a second person in the bombing on the subway that injured 30 people. teachers could go on strike in a montgomery county school district. we'll avoid a direct hit from hurricane jose. it's causing irs along the jersey and delaware -- it is causing some issues along the jersey and delaware beaches. >> this is a live look at cape may, hurricane jose is kicking up the surf with rip currents. >> reporter: you saw the live shot in cape may. looks nice, the sun is peeking through, warm and humid, temperatures in the mid 70s. the water looking inviting at this point. because of the proximity to atlantic city we're seeing huge swells battering the eastern seaboard. rip currents are developing it's dangerous because lifeguards are

not on duty. i recommend you go into your knees until the storm passes by. looks like it will go between cape hatteras and north carolina and bermuda and travel north up to nantucket. winds 08 miles per hour. it's a minimum category one storm. it's moving to the north at 8 miles per hour. the pressure is 973 millibars holding steady. there it is, it will take the right hand turn this is a favorable track for us, a friendly track that will take it far enough out to sea where the impacts for atlantic city and most of the shorepoints will be down to a minimum. if you remember sandy, this is nothing close to sandy, sandy's track made the left-hand side -- left-hand turn it took the most dangerous side of the storm and slammed into it the jersey

shoreline sandy hook to brigantine. the dangerous part of the storm is way out here, that's easy, 3, 4, 500 miles to the east. we're not going to have to worry about that. now what you're looking at here is the cone of uncertainty, or the margin of error. national hurricane center says it could be this far away right here, this is the general idea in the middle. is if the form is 100 miles out -- if the storm was 100 miles out to sea, we're not looking at impacts that are tremendous. we might increase this a little bit, but nothing significant. monday morning, waves up to ten feet, dangerous rip currents, beach erosion and 40, 45-mile an hour winds gust and light rain monday evening through wednesday. >> we'll money store hurricane jose movements. you can get the latest tracks on the 6abc app for your phone or tablet. there you will find real time

views from storm tracker 6 live. 6abc app is a free download your nor mobile device. 10:03 a.m. one person was hit and killed walking along a south jersey highway. the action cam on the scene northbound lanes of route 73 maple shade township burlington county. the person was hit at 1:00 a.m. this morning. the victim died at the scene. police say the vehicle involved did stop. the incident is under investigation. this is just coming into "action news" from france, four american women have been attacked with as i had in the marce train station by another woman who was placed under arrest. two of the americans suffered injuries to the face, one has a possible eye injury. all four tourists are in their 20s and hospitalized. there is no word on where they are from in america. we'll have more on the attack on "action news" at noon and 6abc.com. now to the breaking news coming in from london there's a second arrest following friday's

bombing on a crowded suburb. despite the news of the arrest britain remain on the highs security level. -- highest security level. a second arrest made in the train bombing. 21-year-old man was taken by antiterrorism police in west london before midnight. in a fast-moving investigation police raided a home near london yesterday. >> police! [inaudible]. >> reporter: officers swooping into this normally peaceful neighborhood hours an -- after an 18-year-old suspect was arrested. neighbors evacuated for their on safety. that's home 12 miles away from parsons green the site of the explosion. >> the threat level is critical, we under the public to remain vigilant not alarmed.

>> reporter: investigators are calling the 18-year-old's arrest significant. he was arrested on the inis it a gas station of act -- instigation of terrorism. >> reporter: the bomb was made from nails and high -- high >> protests near st. louis, missouri turned violent following the acquittal of a former white police officer in the shooting death of a black man. a few dozen dmob -- demonstrators refused to disburse and broke dozens of

windows and threw objects at police officers. officers moved in and arrested nine people. we do not know whether class will be held in the methacton school district. the teachers union sent their intent to walk off the job friday morning. >> the teachers have been working without a contract since january. state department of education rules prevents the work stoppage from going on past 15 days. any decision on canceling classes comes at 8:00 p.m. tonight stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest information on possible school closures. >> this morning there's no word on what caused a septa train to partially derail this weekend in northern liberties. chopper 6 hd was over the scene at 11:00 a.m. yesterday, this is at septa's spring garden station. the train was heading eastbound from center city to the frankford transportation center. 30 passengers were on board when the train stopped. officials say the cars were on a single track system due to

construction. "action news" talked to passengers who were understandably shaken up. >> as we came out the tunnel, the car derailed. i thought it was going to topple over on to the expressway, i was never so scared if my whole entire life. >> reporter: septa said medics tended to a person who suffered heat exhaustion. this morning the market frankford line is back open in both directions. this week a bucks county man convicted of sexually assaulting 6 girls is expected to learn his fate. lee kap plan is scheduled to be sentenced on wednesday. in june he was guilty of 17 counts of rape of a child and other offenses. the girl's parents gifted the oldest daughter to kaplan because he assisted the family financially. father two children with the girl and sexually assaulted five others. eagles are in kansas for a

big game this afternoon and this is a biggy for a couple of reasons. first, the birds head coach doug peterson faces his former mentor andy reid for the first time. peterson spent seven years under reid as assistant coach. they go into the afternoon with big wins. the chiefs shocked the envelope with the trouncing of the patriots. they hit the gridiron at 1:00 p.m. at arrow head stadium in kansas. thousands of runners feeling the beat along the benjamin franklin parkway. they are taking part in the 7th annual rock and roll half marathon. they are from across the america and several countries him to keep the runners moving at their best pace, local bands are playing along the course. the event raises money for the cancer research. >> 10:0:58 a.m.

residents who live in the florida keys get the greenlight to return home. preserving their precious memories how a local company is saving pictures that were water logged by hurricane harvey and irma. a nun in a full habit picks up a chain saw and gets to work following hurricane irma. get it sister. outside we go, this is a live look in penns landing, festival there. chris sowers is tracking the forecast. we home to see you back here after the break.

>> a driver of a porsche lost control and slammed into a crowd at a car show in boise, idaho. this is the picture of the sports car following the don't. 11 people were sent to the hospital because of this. police say the driver was speeding as he turned the corner. the driver we are toll is cooperating with police grrnlg. a carnival worker recovering after falling to the ground after trying to fix a broken ferris wheel. the worker was attempting to riyadh just the gondola and fell off. he was rushed to the hospital and treated and released. investigation underway into why this happened. that would be scary. >> that video is incredible.

residents of the florida keys are returning home today for the first time since irma damaged or destroyed sunshine out of every ten buildings there. officials warned residents they would not have much to return to and to be self-sufficient to approximate make sure they have enough food and water. one official told residents to be prepared for camp for weeks. for the first time since hurricane harvey hit the houston area, debris was picked up in this neighborhood. flooding from harvey damaged 126,000 homes. greg abbott said there's enough debris left behind by the storm to fill up a football stadium 125 times. >> christopher is tracking the

weather. >> reporter: it was christopher if i was in trouble. we have two storms coming in, next week i hope i won't be in trouble. camden waterfront, battleship new jersey. lots of gray skies, we have patchy fog west of the physical. it's a warm anne sticky july-like morning with temperatures in the 70s. what about rain chance later this weekend. we have 30, 40% chance of a pop-up shower today. tuesday that's going to be associated with jose, that's mainly a coastal threat. from that points on, wednesday, thursday, friday, all look nice, perfect weather to get a car wash and clean it up there. temperatures wise, north and west we go, upper 60s low 70s. the numbers don't look too bad, when you factor in the humidity it feels lousy. 66 in kutztown. malvern, 71. center city, 73. lots of upper 60s and low 70s

for the southeast, with the. dover, 73. cape may, 76. and hammonton, blueberry country checking in at 70. future tracker 6, later this afternoon, the idea for today we had a lot of sunshine mixed with clouds and spotty shower. the idea today, more clouds than sun, you'll get a little sun and pop-up showers developing with the heating of the day. as we fast forward this through the afternoon and early evening hours, spotty showers are possible. once we lose the sun, once the sun sets we lose the daytime heating. we'll go partly cloudy overnight patchy fog redeveloping. monday we see the increasing clouds from jose and spotty shower or two. millville, 84. mid 70s for the coast, atlantic city, 77. cape may, 76. trenton, 82 degrees. again one or two areas spotty shower. latest on hurricane jose 80-mile an hour winds it's approximately

400 miles to the south/southeast cape hatteras, north carolina. every single tropical forecast model keeps the storm 200 miles east of atlantic city. we'll feel some impacts from the storm, but most of it stays he out to sea. a brush ever rained and winds for coast, huge waves, ten foot breakers, you'll see the dangerous rip currents, the less likely track i can't rule this out just yet we're faving this scenario, 80/20 split at this point. if it were to track closer to the coast, the impacts would be greater, even this the shore can handle that. hopeful will i will jose havens i havens -- behaves itself and stays out to sea. ma radio -- tropical maria will

run over the virgin islands and the turks and caicos and blossoms into the category 3 storm. this is the same area that took a pounding with irma, 90% of the buildings or homes in this part of the county are completely destroyed. this storm runs over the same area, hopefully it does not become a category three. there are forecast models by this time next weekend that has this thing slamming the u.s./seeft coast. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, warm and humid, spotty shower, 84. coastal rain and winds tuesday, 78. wednesday through saturday, look nice, summer-like with the temperatures in the mid 80s. guys. >> thank you so much for the update. a new jersey company is helping to save memories for survivors of the recent hurricane.

christie ileto got a look at how they are preserving the most precious memories a family has. >> reporter: eve seen an incredible uptick of people that had devastation happen to their photo collections and calling us and saying what can we do. laid like misfitted puzzle pieces, photos dry out at photo bridge these pictures came from houston and florida after hurricane harvey and hurricane irma. >> when you see something like this and see the severe water damage like that, heartbreaking. if the rest of the photos were left in the closet or water in the albums, that entire collection would be lost. >> reporter: the new jersey based company specializes in photo restoration. >> we orient them and prep them. >> reporter: scanning each image print and film and digitizing it

to be preserved. it saves 4 million photos a month. >> they lost their home and furniture, this can be replaced photos and memories can't. we're bringing joy back to everybody, lost, lost, lost, we didn't lose this. they will not be sending back to their clients in both texas and florida until they have a safe place keep them. christie ileto channel 6 "action news." >> a company in utah has opened a new kind of thrift store, tanya and john are owners of the compassion cheap it sells used clothing and offers free services for those who fall on hard times. they fund a food pantry they are in the store.

>> you don't need to approve you need food. >> there are a lot of people who don't have food in the refrigerator. >> reporter: they say they enjoy giving back to the community and the store goes beyond offering food it has a shower for those who need it. they plan to hookup a washer and drier. they have registered the compassionate chic is a nonprofit. we'll be back with the social corner. it is time to check out

what's going viral in the social

corner. >> this is where we chat about the videos and images everybody is talking about from youtube and facebook and more. first up, a nun with a chain saw in her hand, sister margaret anne is hard as work trimming trees with a chain saw. the phrase shane saw wielding young went viral. it captured interests as far asr away as england. she went to work after seeing people had trouble on the road. three police officers from gainsville florida who broke the internet with this selfie. they are pictured on half million likes and shared 300,000 times in just four days.

now the three officers are planning to put together a calendar, the proceeds will go to hurricane irma relief. in case you're wondering the officer on the right is the only single one in the bunch, the other two happenly married. las vegas fitness instructor was less than impressed by a fellow passengers etiquette. she recorded this on her recent flight. she recorded her reaction to a woman sitting behind her who took off her shoes and exposed her feet next to to mays. she called her toe girl it we bet viral. over 12 million views. that's amazing. put your feet back in your shoes. at least she had a pet cure. mays expression is priceless. a man's planned

romantically proposal wentz awry when the ring pop off the bridge. he took her to a special spot and sunset down on one knew -- knee, before he could give her the ring, it dropped. the photographer who cap -- captured it all started a go funds me page to get a ring. >> he had good friends, i noticed all the friends jumped in the water. he didn't jump into the water. he should be in the water. >> he was busy consoling his girlfriend. >> tell us what you think about the videos you've seen by going to our facebook or twitter account. >> here's monica malpass.

>> reporter: a moderate congressman said he is done with washington. amazon is looking to locate its next big headquarters, 350,000 jobs on the linele we'll talk about that on inside story this sunday we hope to see you then. last weekend of summer and

it feels like summer. >> reporter: it does, warm and humid out there today. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, there will be sunshine a lot of clouds, there could be a spotty shower or two popping up. 84 degrees, increasing clouds for tomorrow. still that threat of a spotty

shower, most of the time we're dry, though. tuesday we have coastal rain and wind. that's the effects from hurricane jose, right now we expect minimum impacts it should stay far enough out to sea. we'll see huge waves and dangerous rip currents. wednesday looks good, clouds and sun, 84. thursday, friday, saturday, looks like the end of july, mid 80s high humidity levels and lots of sunshine. 86 whoa. >> this weekend with george stephanopoulos next on 6abc. "action news" continues back here at noon. here's a look at the stories we have for you. a driver in australia made a shocking discovery after going on a ride where he found a can w away. >> nasa plans to use it's technology to help avoid health dep democratics. for chris sowers and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, i'm nydia han, have a great morning, we'll see you back here at noon.

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