>> there is a history of crime in the area but i'm still going to shop here and watch my back and be careful. but it's not going to stop me from coming to the supermarket. >> police say a bold criminal targets a woman in an attempted carjacking it happened 6:15 on wednesday evening along north walnut street. >> i bring my son here all the time and i'm squares yes. >> the victim tells police she was walking to her car when she left the store. then the suspect armed with a knife attack. he grabbed the drivers side door and tried to start the car. when she tried to escape the suspect stabbed her. >> we need more police presence in wilmington area. there is much more going on than this, that you don't hear about that is not reported. it's really bad. >> this is sad. it's going to get worse before it gets better.

there is no easy solution. >> shop-rite would not talk to us about this incident on camera but says they are fully cooperating with police. and she managed to make it inside for h ente time the suspect was chasing her and police spotted the suspect at the gas station a block away and arrested him. he was identifieds james s" that f wilmington. this crime sayrs to and never bo careful. >> you should be alert and payingention and get in the car lock your door roll up the windows and not be on your cell phone, that sort of thing. you watch what is around you. i do. >> all right so back out live t hurt tryintand thet s at the store. we are tolt the stor

>> gray, thank you. turning now to the crisis in the caribbean. the white house is now denying reports that aid is stacked up at the portan, puert the mayor saythat 1,000 containers of much nee upplies e the port not bei the mayor says she does not have jurisdiction over the port calling it a huge logistical problem. president trump waves the jones actaiving restrictions so foreign ships with carry cargo to the island. and they are working to get the g itdiffe the aid.ellar landed anoins us liv hood in cataliwhat are you seei

firsthand? >> brian we are here? catalina puerto rico, you see ea behind m here you see any miles and mileser lines and utilill tak t this beautiful island, this once beautiful i together again. what struck us first we got off the plane an rived in the terminal. the sweltering heat without air conditions, it was so hot that my photographer had to clear the lens several lens from all the steam rising in the room. no a.c. and thousands of people trying to fan themselves with hand fans, many waiting tore relatives to arrive to help them, and many looking for flights out of here because of the devastating conditions here without water and little food,

et cetera, et cetera. here is what some were telling us today. >> we can't handle it here. we still have gasoline but it's a full line for three hours and the food is getting gone. we need to go. even our conditions -- that is my mom and that is my father so our brothers made the flight for us. we need to go. >> thank the good lord the flight was canceled and we came early and were here since 7:00 in the morning trying to get out. we are going philadelphia and hopefully down to chicago. that is our destination. >> across the island wooden homes lay in heaps and some people living without roofs and baking in the hot as their water and food lies dwindle.re and some skipping meals to let their children eat. clearly daily life here is a

struggle and they need all the help they can get. throughout t from here in puerto rico the hurricane ravages stay with us today. live from rto hannel 6 "action news." >> glad to see yu made it salyn.e look forward to your reo thank you.amden, county leaders and activists came together to support puerto rico. their relief efforts are focused on raising money to help the storm victims, the freeholder board partnered with the port week congress of new jersey and hispanic affairs. all money raised will go to the united for puerto rico foundation and the salvation army. and the coverage of the crisis in puerto rico continues at 6abc.com. and find out more efforts to lend a hand and details on how

you can help and we'll bring you the latest from our reporter dann cuellar. and back here at home fall finally made an appearance and made for a beautiful day. we are getting a first check of the accuweather forecast. >> and we go outside where adam joseph is and you are loving this day. >> there is not one cloud in the sky and windy at times, and man it felt better to be outdoors today. look at how it felt yesterday as the drastic drop. 94 yesterday and today felt like 78 degrees at the peak of the day. that is a 16 degree difference in 24 hours and yes the fall feeling is finally here. we look at the 24 change in temperature. we are 10 degrees cooler than this time yesterday afternoon in philadelphia. 7 degrees cooler in allentown and as you work to the north and west it drops even more so in the poconos as the cooler air continues to bleed in from the

north and west with. satellite and radar, maria continues to push well to the east now and starting to reduce the rip current risks as we get to the upcoming weekend and as you note any clouds north of interstate 80 at the present time. if you step out this evening. very pleasant and bring a light jacket because temperatures slip into the mid-60s by 9:00 and 61 at 11:00 and our low in the city going to 54 chilly degrees by friday morning. we'll take a look at the upcoming weekend one day far better than the other. i'll have the numbers in just a bit. one day after rolling out a tax reform package or the framework for one. house speaker paul ryan, pitch that in delaware county and joined pat meehan to tour the pipe fitting manufacturer in as andton and talking but how it would benefit low and middle income americans and took

questions for the workers gathered there. vernon odom is at the event with a live report tonight at 5:30. >> and another member of the trump administration here in the delaware valley, ryan zincy is in philadelphia. park rangers gave him a tour of independence hall and he is responsible for the management of land and natural resources and announced that rangers will get an upgrade to the uniforms and he will no longer have to wear the wool and polyester materials and he stopped by the liberty bell today. >> it is time now for a first check of the "action news" traffic report. >> lets go live to matt pellman. >> nice afternoon weather wise but as is usually the case the traffic could use tweaking, here on the schuylkill expresswissue upper merion, thice of a westbot henderson road.

the n exit rams there to king of prussia and off to the side. both lanes are open but sluggish. on the eastbound side there was a broke ebb down bus approaching the blue route that is gone. over on 95 just 9 miles per hour with volume kicking in on the northbound side by penn's landing and farther north in bucks county road work taking out a lane by the newtown exit. you may find slowing as you head up to the scutter falls bridge. and a crash in upper dublin a bad one blocking dresher town road south of the turnpike this afternoon and wallingford delco, a wreck320 between 342 the blue route. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. out and about on cherry hill the eastbound side of 38 on

haddonfield road reports of a crash with congestion to accompany it. we'll check it again in the next-hour. >> thank you. still ahead a company based in montgomery county is slapped with a rec breaking immigration fine. >> plus -- >> i am a living example that miracles really do happen -- >> congressman steve scalise returns to the house floor for the first time since being shot during baseball practice. hear more from his powerful speech today. cecily tynan is attack weather headquarters and state college celebrating a big anniversary there. >> reporter: it is, 55 years now accuweather has been providing forecasting services and 45 years of that we have actually been teaming up with them. what people may not know when i give a forecast or adam or any meteorologists, at "action news" we are analyzing the data all day and email and talk to the forecasters here they have the

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well, there was not a dry eye in the house of representave to in ore than three months since he was shot at a baseball practice and today he shared his miraculous road to recovery. it was the first of many times members of congress on both sides of the aisle stood for louisiana representist steve khalise as he limp in on crunches and made his way to the podium with powerful words. >> you have no idea how great it

feels to be at work here in the people's house. >> with a big smile and blowing kisses this was a 51 lawmakers first public appearance since the june 14th shooting that nearly took his life. he credited his survival to a series of small miracles and his faith. >> the power of faith is something that you just cannot under estimate. i am a living example that miracles really do happen. >> everyone he thanked got a standing ovation. particularly crystal griner and bailey. they were injured themselves as they took down the gunman. >> crystal could not be with us but david is here. you are a hero and saved my life. >> another round of applause for the doctors he not only gave him a second chance at life. >> actually put me back together

again and i am able to learn how to walk again. scalise ted this. >> some people may focus on a tragic event and evil act. to me, a thousands of acts of kindness and love and warmth that came out of this. >> representative scalise says what struck him the most the fact that his colleagues and the country came together. republicans and democrats, he called it to t congress few people get to see. and let me tell you he walked in and the standing ovation lasted three minutes, very emotional. >> glad to see he is back. thanks. a man in custody in colorado could be connected to the unsolved murders of two teenagers in indiana. authorities arrested daniel nations for allegedly threatening people with a hatchet along a colorado hiking trail and now trying to

determine if nations is the suspect in the killings of 14-year-old liberty german and 13-year-old abigail williams. they were killed while out for a hike in february. investigators say they will have to figure out if nations was in indiana when the teens vanished. we are learning more details about the deadly stabbing inside of a new york city school. he told police he was harassed and brought the knife for protection. is he accused of fatally stabbing matthew mckorea and it happened during history class enwe snapped. the victims were throwing broken pencils and paper at him. >> a willow grove tree trimming company is ordered to pay $95 million in connection with a scheme to employee people that are in the country illegally.

exlon tree expert company plead guilty to one count. that managers hired workers they knew were here illegally and that was the practice that let them dominate the market. the ceo says it has reformed its hiring practices. time for a check of the accuweather forecast. meteorologist, adam joseph, along with us. the first fall feeling we have gotten and we'll take it. >> it's still warm in the sun and deep blue sky and don't sweat all that much. this is a perfect combination here today. as we look at the weather center, perfection as you don't even see a cloud in the sky, and i was going to give brian $100 for every cloud he saw today too. next time brian. take a look at the commodore barry bridge again deep blue sky and it was on the windy side and winds gusting over 25 miles per hour in spots.

yes it's fall like and saturday we'll start with a lot of clouds, there will be some sun and clouds will take over and peeks of sun occur just because of a troth coming through and a cold front that may spark a shower in spots and mainly dry and chilly at 67 and on sunday as the front moves along the sunshine takes control little in the way of wind on sunday so sunday almost duplicate to today and just a little cooler with the high temperature of 71 degr degrees. as we look at the dew points, yesterday it was extremely muggy out there. dew points were running in the mid-70s and today we see 40s on the board. and that is supplying the crystal clear sky and also supporting the really low humidity. right now 72 allentown as well as reading, 78 in wilmington and 80 in millville. 76 in cape may and 60s in the poconos. and one thing with today with the wind blowing around taking a look at the allergy report. no tree pollen at this point in

the year and weeds are up to the moderate side and grass is high, and it has not rained much and that spiked to the high level and looks to stay that way the next couple of days. satellite 6 along with action radar quiet across the eastern half of the country, that is the front that bring a lot of clouds and a spitting shower at times and for tonight temperatures crash into the 40s north and west and 54 philadelphia and 51 in millville and a chilly start to the friday. but tomorrow afternoon with all of that sunshine, temperatures going below average by a couple of degrees. 70 allentown and 72 philadelphia and 72 in dover and 70 along the shore and the high risk of rip currents dropping to moderate here tomorrow. the four day at 4:00 temperatures in the low 70s and possible shower on saturday and a lot of clouds and splashes of sun at 67 degrees, gorgeous and

sunny on sunday 71 degrees, and perfect on monday as well. a temperature of 75. if you like the summer feel it returns. we'll talk about that in the next half hour. for decades now "action news" works hand in hand with accuweather for the forecast for the delaware and lehigh valleys every day. and now celebrating a major birthday. cecily tynan is joining us live at the headquarters in state college. quite a place behind you. >> reporter: it really is, you know brian and sharrie two heads are better than one. think about 100. accuweather has about 100 forecasters, some of them working behind me they work around the clock analyzing data with the best technology and partnering with "action news" meteorologists, we found over the decades when it comes to forecast, experience and team work count. >> every situation is different

and every easterly flow is different and every nor'easter is different and every cold front is different but you see these things happen and you have a gut feeling regardless of what the models are saying and you have seen it before and that is part of it too. the team approach. >> over the past 55 years, accuweather has grown to a global powerhouse. reaching 6 million people worldwide. the main goal saving lives, an accurate forecast alerts people well ahead of a storm something that reed timer experiences first hand following the most violent storm including hurricane harvey and irma. >> we were surrounded by floodwaters, and we are all there reporting the conditions as they were evolving. >> and really keep people safe that is what it's all about and that was reed timer. my kids are jealous i met him he

has about a million followers on facebook and he has incredible videos. back to you guys. >> a great partnership and great team to supplement our team as well. thank you. more "action news" coming up after this.

the department of education announced its later list of blue ribbon awards today and the number of local schools were recognized. >> look at this. students at max million colby could not contain their excitement. the action cam was at the assembly, when they got the news. they celebrated the hard work with plenty of balloons and confetti. >> a similar celebration at washington square neighborhood. general george a. mccall also earned the coveted blue ribbon

school destination, city officials were on hand to congratulate the faculty and staff and students on this impressive acheerment. >> "action news" is celebrating and highlighting positive stories from the delaware and lehigh valleys that make us philly proud. you can fine the stories on our website at 6abc.com/proud where we have included the list of other new blue ribbon schools here in our area. there is more ahead in the next 30 minutes of "action news" at 4:00, including details about an innocent teenager killed being caught in the crossfire of his german town neighborhood.

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"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. hello again 4:30 now "action news" continues with the model getting real with instagram illusions and the way people fake their way to perfection potion by pose. and doctors had strange but welcome news for a cancer patient overseas and the tumor on his lungs was not malignant after all. it was from something he did 40 years prior. and most people love casual fridays but not one mississippi waitress, she is suing her employer for trying to make her wear jeans. >> we begin with new details

about a murder vick courtesy of those that helped to shape his short life. jack custice was one of four teenagers shot in german town. and the other three survived but the math charter school student did not. custice was not the intended target an innocent victim shot in the back and they remembered the teen as a goofy funny young man well liked by students and faculty. the founder of the charter school got emotional talking about custice the first student lost to violence in the program's history. >> they are like our children. we raise them and we feed them and we love them. and we encourage them and when something happens to anybody staff member, or child we are all affected we will not forget him. >> to honor custice and his love

of basketball the schools passed around basketballs today for students to leave messages and memories, another memorial is planned near the shooting scene at 6:00 tonight. police are still searching for his killer. a prominent local doctor is arraigned on a series of sex charges. the doctor faced a judge last night charged with seven counts of ind.c. sent exposure. he is the former head of neurology at drexel medicine. they fired him after getting complaints from several patients. he is due back in court october 2nd. a south jersey doctor accused of pulling a gun on authorities pled not guilty to weapons charges. james kauffman made the plea during a formal arraignment this afternoon. authorities say he pulled a gun on police as they executed a search warrant at his office in june. the linwood physician is the

former husband and popular radio show host, april kauffman murdered in 2012. a trail date is not yet set. we turn now to mass panic on mass transit that led to septa passengers putting their lives at risk. they evacuated on to the tracks during the height of the evening rush after hearing two loud bangs and losing power. this is how amy's commute ended last evening being evacuated on to a waiting train in center city. it started after she boarded her local train and made a stop the local station and 30 and street things start to go wrong. >> i realized we stopped and then lost air conditioning and it got hot really fast. >> according to septa 5:15 p.m. wednesday an electrical breaker

tripped on paoli train 255 carrying roughly 500 passengers. the train was on 20 and street traveling south from center city. after a series of troubleshooting procedures, the breaker tripped again and eventually stopped. >> a flood of people came running down the aisle and i was in the very last car and the people were coming up from the first two and we heard rumors of fire. >> septa says there was no fire but amy added it was tough to hear the announcements the conductor seemed calm but then a fellow commuter noticed something. >> a bunch of people were on the tracks. >> they opened the windows and evacuated themselves on to the tracks and septa had to stop all trains. and they note that the breaker trips were loud and could have startled some people and it was

rush hour and septa says there are dangers to evacuating yourself the major ones the trains running nearby. >> don't leave the train until you have instructions from the crew. there is other means of egress even aside from leaving the train even if you feel are you in immediate danger in the car. and crews were called in to gather up people from the tracks and those passengers and the ones like amy who remained on board were evacuated on to other trains. >> this incident remains under investigation. ironically last night's incident happened durrail safety week the first ever national effort to educate people about safe behavior around all types of rail. and they handed out famlets during the morning rush hour. to let passengers know how

dangerous it is to walk on the tracks. and a philadelphia councilman raised a resolution to break down on squatters. scatters are people that enter someone's unoccupied home and then refuse to leave. they have a hard time evicting people because of squatters rights laws, often time they produce fake deeds making sorting things out from a legal perspective. >> time to talk about the forecast and the cool changes that we are now feeling today. we request talk about this forecast all day long. adam joseph is standing by with a look ahead. >> in the sun it's warm and the deep blue sky and the cool breeze. so perfect for this time of year. 94 yesterday and 78 so far today of how it feels, as we go through the evening showers as we look at the temperatures they start in the upper 70s again right now. 5:00 on the 78 degrees dropping to the lower 70s by 7:00 and

later on in the middle part of the evening we are dropping into the middle 60s and then dropping into the 40s and 50s overnight tonight. we take a look at sky 6 hd in cape may. we are watching this camera in awe of seeing the breakers still hitting right along the shore's edge there. you see a couple of folks strolling along the sand soaking in some sunshine and we have the period swells that have really kind of kicked up with the high risk for rip currents as we look at the wave heights on stormtracker 6 live double scan there are still between 6 and 7 feet offshore but because of maria all the larger swells are starting to move out to sea in the east and the national weather service in mount holly has dropped the high risk for tomorrow down to a moderate. good news for folks right along the shore that want to maybe venture in the water where the lifeguards are on duty. we'll chat about the seven-day forecast where fall is taking over for part of it but summer

makes an appearance again. >> thank you. a bucks county teenager literally has a new perspective on this school year and it's all because of life changing technology. rick williams is live now in the newsroom with details. >> thank you. we are talking about a very special type of glasses here. eighth grader a.j. lowe is legally blind proven to make his time in school difficult. until he found e sight. ali gorman has his story tonight in health check. >> and coming up at 5:00 the stunning health announcement from emmy winning award actress julie louise dreyfus. those stories and more coming up. back to the studio. >> thank you. cheesesteaks and charity were on the menu today in south philadelphia. pats is hosting their guest chef

series to benefit spread the wiz foundation and the guest cooks are the owners of shoe fry they will prepare their cheesesteak. >> still ahead today inis a gram exposed a model pulls back the social media curtain to see how they get the perfect pictures pose by pose. and a man who thought he had lung cancer gets the shock of his life. it was not a tumor but a toy. >> a waitress in mississippi fired for refusing to swap skirts for jeans is now suing her former boss why she says that the restaurant violated her rights.

police in florida held a news conference today to reveal details in the killer clown cold

case and maureen warn was murred by a person dressed like a clown who handed her balloons and flowers and shot her in the face. now sheila keen warren was indicted. at the time she worked for the victim's husband and then married him and the case was reopened and new dna testing was done. >> the defendant miss sheila keen warren has been indicted for first degree murder with a firearm. the potential penalty in this case is life in prison and potentially the death penalty. >> detective have not said if they believe thathael warre wd in his former wife's death. the british man that thought he had lung cancer got great news recently and his cancerous tumor was made of plastic, a tiny plastic traffic cone it started when 47-year-old paul baxter went to his doctor for a

persistent painful cough and an x-ray showed a mass on his lung and when they went in to investigate they found it was an orange play mobile cone, yes like one of those -- it turns out he inhaled the toy at the age of 7 and never told his parents he says he feels better since the forgotten cone is out of his body and thinking of keeping it as an amendment oh for his grandkids. in jackson mississippi there say waitress suing her former employer for trying to make her wear jeans, the woman kitty watkins wanted to wear a denimst her religious beliefs. and i tthing.verybody has tor ps when watt skins showed up in su

pentecostal beliefs no word from the restaurant chain on this one. photo shopping or photo editing and enhancing somet we have come to expect fds and magazines we come to expect but they made a bold move by banning retouch pictures that make models look thinn perfectl along atlantic avenue by 676 and across the river typical slowing along 95 and the schuylkill and atypical slowing along the blue route, miles per hour because of a crash at the route 1 media bypass. an suv is facing the wrong way and ambulance on the scene and traffic is barely squeezing by in the right lane. if you want to use 320 the crash block that is now gone. 320, 252 and 352 is alternates

to the blue route. and accident ate cheney road at thorn bury ame church. we have mass transit issues we'll talk about those in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you matt. meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next.

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meteorologist, adam joseph, joining us now as revel in this beautiful day. >> we have many days like this ahead if you could not get out. in the seven-day forecast. we look at the acts cam during the outdoors down at the shore. on one of the back bays there, a couple of folks are just sitting there soaking in that late

september sunshine and again not one cloud in the sky today. a little windy at times but still pretty perfect. sky 6 hd showing the platt bridge and things are moving smoothly but a shake or two in the camera because of the wind out of the north that brought in that very comfy air and right now 72 allentown and 5-in reading and 78 in philadelphia and 80 degrees. one 80 on the board in millville and 79 at the atlantic city airport. as we go into your friday pretty much the same we take the wind out of the equation here and keep all of tha comfy temperatures and chilly tomorrow though. take a light jacket for the kids at the bus stop. 40s to low 50s and only low 70s. could be upper 60s in the north and west for highs tomorrow afternoon and crashing into the lower 60s by the evening.

satellite and radar we say good-bye to a maria because of a front that ushers in the colder air and continues to push maria away and setting up dry from the mid-atlantic back to chicago. and to the northern and chicago this is our next front that brings us clouds and maybe a spotty shower to begin the weekend on saturday. and crisp and cool and 47 by tomorrow morning. in the suburbs 54 for center city. 72 ahead of the front that slides into the ohio valley and gorgeous tomorrow and it pushes through during the day on saturday. and i'm going to say saturday is not a washout. saturday is nice overall. a lot of clouds and some peeks of sun 67 degrees and chilly and maybe an isolate the shower. we could take any chance of rain we can get. take a look at the last 10 days, atlantic city is the only spot that go over a .25 because they were brushed by jose, almost two

weeks now where we have a less than a .10 inch of rain in the bucket. dover where nascar is in town tomorrow. tomorrow great and 71 degrees, not bad on saturday. pretty easy to take here from start to finish. 72 tomorrow saturday sun and clouds and 67 and sun back in full force and 71 on sunday and going back to normal to the middle to end of the next week. 77 to 79 and summer is back thursday 12 degrees above north carolinaal going to 82 and there are signs it can go warmer into next weekend. >> sunshine. and no rain. >> adam, thank you. coming up we help you clear out the clutter in what's the deal. hgiveus the rights

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i'm nydia han, channel 6 "actio >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> "action news" continues next at 5:00 with cecily tyna attack weather the head quaf quarters in state college. >> with they are celebrating 55 years of forecasting day we work closely withthem. and dave is here all good news in the short-term? >> it's good news, dew points in e here feels like fall. from accuweather when "action news" returns. eligible for medicare?

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>> a dire situation continues to unfold in puerto rico after a devastated the island. all supplies water to gas to cash are all running low and with vital aid on the way to the it the most.ey a getting it the big story on "action news" is the growing humanitarian crisis. >> president trump wave aid shipping lawo get aid to puerto rico more easily. the jones act usually forbids moving goods from one u.s. territory to another. now there are other issues, dann cuellar is on the ground live for us in puerto rico tonight. >> this is louise, puerto rico, an area that beach goer would go to get all sorts of delicious food but it's heavy damaged and a day at the beach is not on anyone's mind right now. >> people on the streets are doing whatever they can to survive. there are growing concerns for a

humanitarian crisis in puerto rico with food and water suppls dwindling there was difficulty supplies to rural areas because of damaged or debris clocked roadways, more than 2,000 active duty service members are helping and the pentagon hopes to send thousands more troops in the