opened the door and told police there was a man there dressed as a pizza delivery driver and asked the victim if he ordered a pizza and the victim said no and tried to close the door. he tried to force himself in. and saw the owner's pit bull and fired two shots. he is in critical condition. i spoke with the police a short time ago. >> we have witnesses on the block and a cooperative witness at this time. and we have to work and track down video. >> do you think this was the wrong house or is it hard -- >> at this stage it's too early to determine if this man was targeted or if it was an accidental address. >> now police did find a pizza box at the scene with a half eaten pizza inside. they say they have a lot of work

to do and unsure if this victim was targeted or if this was the wrong address, the victim's wife was upstairs at the time of the shooting. she was not injured. live in east mt. airy. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. "action news" is learning more about the brazen shooting that happened in limerick montgomery county. and the three day manhunt that ended last night in phoenixville, chester county. police say that the suspect 30-year-old gregory feltman took his own life and they are trying to piece together the timeline. bob brooks is outside of a wawa where his body was found. >> that is a wawa in phoenixville. this is a tragic few days for so many. he took his own life again and there are so many people that are relieved and have a heavy heart. >> the search for 30-year-old gregory feldman came to an end in the wawa parking lot.

police say he was the man that tried to kill his girlfriend's mother and took his own life while sitting in his car. he shot himself but have not confirmed when he did. but sandy barnic said she think she heard an out of place gunshot yesterday afternoon. >> between 4:30 and 5:00. >> a random gunshot. >> what did you think when you heard that? >> it was odd because it was either a gunshot or a firecracker. >> the search for feldman began this past friday, along long meadow road in limerick township. he pulled up to the home of his girlfriend, rebecca. and amy answers, he court documents state he asked for becca and how is she doing. and he said he had something for becca and feldman pulled out a

gun and shot her in the neck and chest. he used the cell phone that he stole to call rebecca at the home telling you i want you to feel the pain i felt. >> calls came in late last night that the mazda was found in the wawa parking lot and feldman is inside dead. >> i pray for the woman involved. >> as far as we know amy herman will survive her injuries. >> all right bob thank you. police in bensalem want to find an arsonist before he ends up hurting someone. they released the video showing the man's crime and last wednesday he set a car on fire along the 2200 block of state road. it took several tries but he ultimately poured gasoline on the convertible top and lit a flair that burst into flames. he wore protective goggles and

bandana to protect his face. three men sitting outside became targets of gunman. now they are looking for two gunman they fired a dozen bullets in the courtyard of the spring garden apartments at 1:00 this morning. police arrived to find two men on the ground and a neighbor located a third victim that was in the bushes and all three were rushed to the hospital and one died after being shot in the back and the two others are said to be in stable condition. developing now the senate will not vote this week, republican leadership said that they won't bring the latest obama care repeal plan to the floor as three republican senators effectively killed the measure. >> reporter: republicans last ditch effort falling short. >> we made the decision we don't have the vote we'll postpone the vote.

the cosponsor admitting the defeat after mitch mcconnell canceled the vote. three republicans publically said they will vote against the graham cassidy bill that aimed to replace the affordable health care act. >> we are disappointed in some so-called republicans. john mccain and more recently susan collins pulling the rug out from underneath the plan. >> it was clear to me that the graham cassidy bill was not the answer. >> the answer to the bill the deep cuts to medicaid and fear that premiums would likely rise but the cosponsors say this latest attempt won't be the last. >> i am confident as i can be that graham keller cassidy johnson will be the alternative to obama care and in this congress under a better process. >> republicans say for now they are moving on and focusing on

redoing the tax code but will make good on the promise to repeal and replace obama care. now to a first check of the accuweather forecast. the temperatures once again defy the season. it's hot out there lets go to adam joseph outside in the warmth on a tuesday. tuesday and it is still hot and humid and we are not the only ones feeling this unseasonably warm air for an extended period of time. take a look at the eastern half of the country, lots of 90s on the board. burlington, vermont breaking a record and detroit 90 and 84 here in philly running 10 degrees above normal. and a drastic change west of chicago, temperatures falling into the 50s and 60s and this fall like air eventually will move eastbound as we get toward the end of the week. for tonight a warm evening and

mild. and a little bit on the humid side and 80 at 7:00 under partly sunny skies. and 11:00 your temperature of 75 and from you tired of the summer like humidity it's just one more day of it tomorrow. with dew points near that oppressive tropical level at 69 degrees, and then a front comes through and notice that drastic drop as dew points go into the 40s for thursday, friday and low 50s on saturday that is well below the threshold of 60. which is comfy. so the comfy zone here we come. we'll let you know how low they go coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> it can opened get cooler from here i guess. a philadelphia police van was involved in the crash in the city morel park neighborhood. it appears it rear ended the van on decatur road. police blocked off is the road season one officer and someone

from the other vehicle were both taken to torresdale hospital and neither are believed to have serious injuries. the crash in pike creek new casting county, took the life of of a 74-year-old woman early this morning. she collided with an 18 wheeled dump truck at the intersection of new england hill road causing it to overturn and lose the load of chicken seed. they are still determining who had the right of way in the intersection and looking to hear from any witnesses. a construction worker is in the hospital now after an accident while on the job in hamilton, atlantic county. the worker was installing a road sign along the a.c. expressway when the sign suddenly fell. it happens along the westbound lanes at mile marker 19. the police are handling the investigation and taken to the regional medical center and we

don't know what type of injuries that worker sustained. >> time now for the "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is standing in the traffic center. >> a pleasant afternoon weather wise and the traffic well as is usually the case could be more pleasant. >> we have a couple of issues including a vehicle that broke down in the westbound lanes of the schuylkill by the split at the roosevelt extension. but it's completely gone but the westbound afternoon delays are starting to form here at the schuylkill at the boulevard as they head out to city avenue and conshohocken. volume is building and same true on 95le miles per hour there. we expect 95 to be busy in south philadelphia a phils game and a flyers free season game at the wells. double events mean a busy ride along 95. this afternoon we watch this situation in camden, a motorcycle crash just off the ben franklin bridge along 676

southbound and that is why we see the delays coming into new jersey on the ben itself. >> of course the walt whitman bridge is heavy into new jersey as well. slowing on the downside of the ben franklin because of that accident investigation up ahead. and watching construction in bucks county the northbound side of 95 by the newtown exit where the right lane is blocked and expect slowing as the afternoon progresses. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. one friend out and about along the pennsylvania tun pike in white marsh approaching fort washington is talking about a minor crash there and a lot of people are talking about the congestion as you pass 476. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, help for puerto rico, president trump weighs in on the u.s. main land not doing enough

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strong winds and storm surge flooding from hurricane maria are impacting the outer banks of north carolina. and hundreds of vacationers are under a mandatory evacuation from the barrier islands. it's prompting a tropical storm warning and the rough conditions are expected to continue into tomorrow. in puerto rico today six days after hurricane maria ravaged the island the situation remains dire as water season food remain scarce. the images of flooding and devastation are heart-wrenching

most restaurants and grocery stores remain closed and if they have generators there is not enough power to run them. >> president trump has spoke about this in the rose garden. he got criticism from lawmakers that the response is falling short. >> he says they are facing logistical challenges and a massive recovery effort is underway and just dispatched the navy to help out there as well. >> right now we have our top people from fema, and they have been there. we are unloading on an hourly basis massive loads of water and food and supplies for puerto rico. everybody says it's amazing the job we have done in puerto rico and i'm going there on tuesday. >> the president will also visit the u.s. virgin islands that suffered massive devastation as well. when asked by reporter today he was too busy with the fight over

the nfl over the weekend he could not focus on puerto rico. he said he has plenty of time on his hands, he was not preoccupied. but ashamed that players chose to kneel during the anthem and that president trump says respect for the country is also part of his job. >> a series of what he called health attacks of diplomats based in cuba. rex tillerson is set to meet with his cuban counterpart. 21 diplomats have suffered hearing loss and other symptoms. cuba denied any knowledge or involvement. >> the cuban government is critical of president trump. and basketball coaches at top colleges are facing federal charges in an alleged fraud scheme. they announced the charges in new york and in all 10 people were charged including four

coaches and the fbi says assistant and associate coaches from arizona and auburn and southern california and oak state they say slittied and send cash bribes and that the advisers paid the coaches to match them with young players before they became nba stars and an employee for adidas is charged with secretly funneling money to families and players. and it came to light after a financial adviser cooperated with the government to go undercover and record conversations with the coaches and financial managers. at least one house is damaged and three hundred other are in danger as wild fire continues to spread no southern california. the canyon fire is burning along the 91 freeway along anaheim and corona. mandatory evacuations are underway for 1300 people and the fire has burned 2,000 acres and is 5% contained.

strong winds make it difficult to get the fire under control. so far no injuries are reported. >> credit reporting index equifax fired ceo. richard smith led the company since 2005 and he and other top managers are criticized because of the response to the breach. the hackers took advantage of the software flaw that the company did not fix. a look at closing numbers from wall street not a lot of movement but the dow closing down nearly 12 points and the nasdaq up 9 points and the s&p up barely a quarter point on the day. >> green arrow in the weather department temperature-wise as we sit in the middle 80s here late in september. >> and eye on the prize thursday. >> when fall comes back. summer like folks heading to the

shore, thinking of the shore we take a look live at drone 6 at long beach island. a beautiful day high clouds there and feet in the sand and not in the water. on the left hand side, there are breakers looking at erosion and threats because of maria and high risk continues for pretty much the rest of this week. a beautiful shot down there. we go back to the weather center sky 6 hd at city hall another place to beat the heat kids run through the splash park there. cooling themselves off there on what is a summer-like day. another hot day tomorrow and then the winds of change funnel in on thursday and cooler air starts to flood in from the west and friday and the upcoming weekend finally we get a fall like weekend out there. if you want to make some outdoor plans.

as we look at numbers, 86 right now coming in close to that in reading where you drop down 85 and 88 allentown and 84 in trenton and philadelphia. right along the shore thicker high cloud cover and a wind coming in off the water and temperatures there in the mid to upper 70s. as we look at september we are almost at the end of the month here and october begins on sunday. a september split the first half of the month temperatures ran 5 degrees below normal and then the pattern completely changed from september 14th to the present and temperatures running 9 degrees above normal. summer said i'm not done and took over. satellite and radar high clouds in the northwestern fringe of hurricane maria off the outer banks of north carolina where they have tropical storm warnings from duck to hatteras and cape lookout a half inch of rain overall and not looking at

a lot of rain or wind. taking a look at the wind gusts barely over 40 miles per hour. there on the outer banks, we look at the track with maria, some good news, double good news, she should be a tropical storm by this evening. and then it will curve quickly and race out to sea. and drifting there between wednesday and friday a big change here as she heads north of bermuda. >> overnight tonight temperatures of 60s to 70s and mild overnight here in philadelphia. patchy fog and late tonight. and as we look at future tracker 6 heat indexes, as we get into the day tomorrow. 91 philadelphia, 88 in reading and another hot day tomorrow. we call it on the four day at 4:00 summer's finale, could be an encore next week. breezy and less humid and 80 degrees, back to normal and pleasant and 73 degrees and saturday and breezy and cool. a lot of clouds and quick shower

on saturday at 69 degrees. we'll talk about the rest of the that seven-day forecast. coming up at 4:30 guys. >> finale with an asterisk. >> adam thank you. coming up welcomed news for vacationers and business travelers alike. and a low budget airline is adding non-stop flights to philadelphia international. we'll reveal the cities coming up. >> we'll tell you which universe just installed a vending machine where students can get the morning after pill. that is coming up in big talkers.

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$39 each way but make your plans fast this sale ends tomorrow and is only good for certain dates. the u.s. navy looking to hire at civilian positions. they are looking to start a job fair in oaks. engineers and accountants and security specialists are encouraged to apply. this lasts until 7:00 tonight and don't forget to bring along a copy of your resume. this is u.s. rail safety week. organizations in camden, new jersey, are taking part in a nationwide safety event. they call it operation clear track, law enforcement personnel handed out safety cards at railroad -- proactive community policing initiative kicked off in

burlington, new jersey. the river front police chaplain response team was introduced today. it was made up of police chaplains from the city of burlington, beverly city and delanco township. to put together this new task force. coming up, we are following developing news out of gloucester county. what police just revealed about the house sitter found murdered in the woodbury home she was looking after.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with the police department punishing one of its own officers for becoming pregnant. and who octavius cato was and why the city decided to make him the first black person honored with a statue on public land. and the frightening scene cam toured on camera, a young woman was dragged off the sidewalk and into a car kicking and screaming and what california police are saying about the possible kidnapping. we begin here at 4:30 with developing story out of gloucester county today where police revealed that a house sitter found dead in the home

she was looking after was in fact murder. carter was found inside of a home saturday evening. the 26-year-old died of blunt force trauma, and it's gloucester county prosecutors did not say if they have a suspect yet. we turn now to an historic honor for a little known activists murdered more than a century ago. the statue of octavius valentine cato was unveiled today. the first african-american immortalized on city property. vernon odom is live with more. >> reporter: hello sharrie, ov cato reputation has grown throughout the years largely because of two local journalists detailing the consequences of

his life and the contributions he made and those by two local journalists and the ongoing fundraising to make this day possible. >> the first dedicated to a sole african-american. >> cato was an educator, scholar and church man and activist. who battled during the post civil war era. he was murdered in 1871 when rampaging whites rioted stopping the blacks from going to the polls. >> he was seen as the most magnetic and promising leader that the philadelphia community had yet produced. the death during a election riot aimed to suppress the black vote in 1871 was a tragic loss to his family and friends and the african-american community and our city. >> even though a statue of a man

like this and a celebration of all of those men and women who were in that early civil rights struggle this could not come at a better time. >> the movement was created 15 years ago by then city councilman jim kenney. >> my hope is that every child in philadelphia and america know as much as octavius cato as they do about george washington and martin luther king-. i'll return at 6:00 with that edition of "action news" with more on the thoughts of the cato family descendant who came here from virginia today for this ceremony and this event. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news" at city hall. thank you vernon. a motorcyclist was seriously hurt in a crash at the ben franklin bridge this afternoon. it happened at the rank of 676 at 2:30, the biker collided with

a truck getting off the eastbound side of the bridge. the victim was rushed to cooper medical center and the police and delaware river medical center are investigating the port authority. and the friendly respected leader of the local red cross for years and now she says it's time to move on. renee hughes is moving on from the eastern pennsylvania region and has been with the region six years in a statement she says there is no good time to make the decision but feels a strong team is in place to carry on the amazing work. her last day is october 19th. >> they is an omni present force when the world needs help. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> it's hot today what is coming tomorrow? meteorologist, adam joseph, joining us now. we know that fall is on your mind. >> it's on the seven day as well. we have one more day to get through and big changes on

thursday. as of right now the temperatures again running way above average. 88 in allentown and philadelphia 84 degrees, 84 also in trenton and wilmington, and cooler along the shore temperatures there 78 degrees. but you factor in the humidity and this is the number you want to kind of gauge yourself at if you head out. 91 is what it feels like. allentown 87 and 80 at the atlantic city airport. sky 6 hd in cape may a couple of folk there's sit on the sand and doing what they should be doing, just sitting there watching the big breakers hit the shore as the waves continue to be pretty rough in creating the rip currents. rip current risk remains on the high side tomorrow meaning stay out of the water no matter what as hurricane maria still continues to churn up the atlantic ocean. we'll talk about the upcoming weekend because there is big changes to come in

temperature-wise, we'll have the seven-day forecast coming your way in just a little bit. >> adam thank you, parks casino is hoping to fill more than 200 full-time jobs as part of the expansion project. they are filling positions in security. customer service attendant and table game dealers think the job fair oned 8:30 to 6:30 at parks in bensalem. applicants are encouraged to dress to impress and bring your resume. >> the $50 million expansion is set to open in december. contractors down the shore are taking recycling to the extreme. instead of demolishing the house they are moving the entire structure to a brand new lot. rick williams is live with the details on this one. >> thank you. that house is only moving about 3 miles down the road but because of the size that created unique logistical problems. instead of putting the house on

wheels, contractors have put it on water. and now that house is well on the way to the new home on long beach island. nora muchanic will have that story coming up tonight at 5:00. also, ahead the new public health campaign from public officials in the hopes of lowering the infant mortality rate, stories we are following for new a little bit until then back to the studio. >> thanks rick. combining the love of reading and exercise, for the entire family. that is the goal of the newest story walk book. children from the school in media helped to unveil the book, duck on a bike. pages are displayed on 19 panels of a quarter mile walking circle and story walk is free at rose tree park. >> in celebration of national

arts week the philadelphia orchestra is kicking off the first ever, we are here week. the string quartet performed at the philadelphia performing arts the charter school and in the crass was fifth grade cellist -- they were there to perform for the school. the orchestra's here initiative promotes health and education. >> soothing. still to come, if you can't remember the last time you read the fine print on a purchase. stick around we have a story that will make you look closer. >> the illinois police officer is saying that they punished her for becoming pregnant and why she is accusing her bosses of forcing her to take maternity leave months before she was due. >> and a driver discovers a

newborn all alone except forever a few items. what else was found in that infant's car seat.

police in los angeles is investigating if a woman seen being thrown into a car was kidnapped? it shows a man on the sidewalk sunday night and seconds later he is seen carrying the kicking struggling woman to his car and managed to escape once and pulled back into the vehicle by another passenger and the police found the video after being called by a neighbor after hearing the woman screaming for help. they are looking to see if it was random or if the parties involved knew each other other and looking for the woman and possible abductor. the 1-month-old baby found abandoned on the oklahoma highway is okay today. and the police are questioning his mother. this is a picture of the infant

taken by the church group that found him sleeping in a car seat feet from the interstate on thursday. and stuffed with $5,000 in cash and the child's birth certificate and social security card. one driver that saw the child describes her shock. >> you see this in movies, this isn't real -- >> i said please tell me that is not what we think it is. >> and police located the infant's mother taken to the hospital for evaluation and they have not decided what if any charges are faced. right now the infant is in the custody of the department of human services. the officer that arrested a utah nurse for doing her job is fighting to keep his own. alex pane asked nurse wobbles to get a drug test but said she did not have permission from the

unconscio unconscious patient. that is when the officer dragged the crying nurse from the hospital and arrested her. the detective begged for the chance to apologize to the nurse and hospital, and an internal hearing yesterday his fate is still in the hands of salt lake city's police chief. the patient that wobbles was fighting to protect died overnight. big talkers now we start in illinois where a police officer is suing her department for discrimination for the way she was treated during her pregnancy. this is jennifer the first officer in her department to become pregnant. she says she couldn't afford to go on unpaid leave and an issue she is now taking them to court. >> she was refused safety equipment that fit. >> i wasn't allowed to have a

bulletproof vest that fit. it was getting so tight that it was hard to breathe and i could hear my son kicking against the duty belt underneath and also denied non-patrolled duty and forced to go on leave without pay months before the due date and the department says they complied with state and federal law and intend to deferred the alligations. you remember that guy that ghosted his ex, literally left town no in the or explanation and a decade later he finds out she is about to become his boss. here is the sequel. we found out how that worked out or didn't. good news for the new boss, who was once the jilted ex, ill via recovered nicely married with kids and the dude that skipped out on her after dating for three years and living together he took the advice from the

columnist ask a manager. he reached out to sylvia who was soon to be his boss and a meeting with the chairman and a work around for the past present situation was so overwhelming, the ghoster dude decides to quit, writing as many of those self-righteous people hoped i came out this with no job, no severance and no prospect for another job in the city. so apparently he learned his lesson and is not asking for pity but he says he found the critics to be a bit harsh. >> thank you. lets get a check of the roads right now. matt pellman with the update. >> delays are a bit hash, this afternoon but could be hasher i suppose. 22 minutes travel time not quite

a 10 minute delay southbound side of 95. up ahead here at girard we had a broken down vehicle cleared out of the way a little extra slow as you come down from bridge street and games in south philadelphia tonight the phils as well as the flyers. preseason action in philly. headed the other way on 95. by the newtown exit taking out the lane. and to be safe. use route 1 super highway for the travels in new jersey. trenton, there is emergency work in a gas main break, 31 pennington avenue. by monument elementary school. stay on olden avenue at this point. and southbound through barrington, camden county a crash approaching the black horse pike mostly on the side but speeds have a slow from wood crest station and crossing into delaware a bad accident involving a pedestrian by the

walgreens in newcastle along bolden boulevard. and construction on the delaware memorial bridge it looks like that is cleared out of the way. and speeds not too bad in the 40s. and the ben franklin bridge sluggish but easing up on the downside into new jersey and the motorcycle crash investigation looks to have wrapped up. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> sounds good. thanks matt. meteorologist, adam joseph, as the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. but first, this reminder to follow us on social media for the latest headlines and accuweather and breaking news and use it to communicate with us. facebook.com/6abcactionnews and twitter and instagram at 6 abc. gps: faster route detected.

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our eye in the sky drone-here giving us the view over surf city long beach island a beautiful scene. even in the fall here. if we keep going to the beach we may find lucky souls sitting there enjoying the sunshine. >> they are lucky but unlucky they can't go in the water. some good breakers there along the shore's edge with the high risk of rip currents continue today into the day tomorrow. >> sun splashed here and there tomorrow. >> it is beautiful. >> we are stretching out the summer season for those that like it. but big changes on the way. >> we'll talk about the changes and looking live from sky 6 hd over the philadelphia international airport again some high midlevel clouds, partly due to maria which is now just downgraded to a tropical storm. and should remain as that tropical storm status as she moves way from the outer banks

of north carolina. >> we are feeling the weight of the atmosphere i when for a run today and like a mid summer day where the sweat pours off of you no matter how much or little you do outside. 72 millville and dover 71 in reading and that is tropical air and that is humid and oppressive air. 67 in philadelphia. and that big break comes on tuesday and the forecast here one more day tomorrow and dew points near 70 degrees and crashes as we get into thursday and friday. back into the 40s. that is bone dry air. more comfy air coming in with cooler temperatures as well. >> as we look at area heat indexes, feels like 90 in reading, 90 in allentown and philadelphia. and right along the shore go of a sea breeze and thicker cloud cover feels like the mid-70s down there. you see the swirl that is maria. again, newly tropical storm maria down from a hurricane.

bringing some scattered showers and wind gusts near 40 miles per hour on the outer banks of north carolina. but the one thing that will drop our heat and humidity and kick maria out to sea is this cold front west of chicago, not a lot of severe weather along it but there is a major shift in temperature east of that front compared to west of that front. mild overnight patchy fog could develop late and 65 in the suburbs and 71 for center city. unone more day of summer like air and feeling like the 90s again with the high of 88 degrees and maria will continue to drift to the east of the outer banks bringing rip currents for our shore as well. and that front says good-bye to maria as it slides through on tuesday. the humidity drops big time. winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. the air temperature it doesn't drop as quickly as the humidity still above normal at 80 degrees and we go back to the 70s by the

end of the week. the exclusive accuweather forecast we'll call it summer's finale for now and could be an encore possibly by the middle to end of next week as temperatures go back into the 80s. 80 on thursday, and sunny and pleasant on friday, 73 degrees for a high temperature and as we go into the weekend. it's breezy and cool a ripple of energy comes through on saturday and could bring clouds and spark or shower at 69 and not a washout saturday. and sunny and 71 and look at this a nice fall stretch. highs at average 73 and 74 and that long long range could indicate that the heat and humidity builds at the end of the next week. we'll save the finale. >> an encore. >> then we are talking about october. >> that is on sunday. >> adam thank you. coming up why you should always read the fine print. we'll talk about it in what's

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say your habits or even your data. now, lets talk about the hidden fees, first banks, always read the fine lines there, last year banks racked up $6.5 billion just in atm and overdraft fees. could be a lot of money you are waste ago way there and finally, credit card.com found that 35% of adults are enrolled in automatic payments without knowing it. like a free trial for a prescription service like netflix or hulu. cancel them and start paying for them. put the money in your pockets. >> we do have rights, we just click okay. >> break out the microphone glass and magnifying class. >> and go through the statements. >> 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 along with sharrie williams tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> see you tonight.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. if you don't take this crisis seriously, this is going to be your katrina. >> strong words from lawmakers to president trump amid other devastation in puerto rico. from space you can see most of that island is without power, officials are warning of a humanitarian crisis. and the president is gearing up to see the damage firsthand as water and food rations now continue to run low. tuesday night and the big story on "action news" is the impact of hurricane maria a week after it tore through the caribbean. tonight the storm is making its mark on the east coast. john rawlins has more on the local efforts scrambling to get help to the islands battered in

the caribbean but first lets go to abc with more on the situation in puerto rico tonight. >> reporter: rick and monica, federal relief efforts are ramping up for puerto rico and an operation is starting using federal agents to escort supplies and gasoline and after days of getting stuck there people are finally getting home. >> utter devastation in puerto rico. >> the biggest catastrophe in history. >> the situation is growing more dire by the minute. only 5% of electricity is restored and much of the water is undrinkable and the 3.4 million u.s. citizens are suffering with unbearable heat without basic supplies. >> everyone is basically fighting in the stores and streets and gas lines. it's really really survival mode right now. >> after days of waiting there are hugs of relief of the first wave of people leaving puerto rico arriving monday night at