you, 6:00 a.m., saturday, september 30. here's a look at the stories we're following on "action news." a woman is hit and killed by a car in delaware. ahead details on the search for the driver. and multiple people were injured when a three story condo goes up in flames, reaction from those who escaped. plus, with supplies low and power short we take a look at the crisis hurricane maria left behind in puerto rico. those stories and more, in just a moment, but first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with a look at the

weekend weather. chris, you did push a button. >> reporter: winds are blowing out of the north/northwest at 15 miles per hour and the air temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. cruel need something with sleeves this morning and by afternoon you might need a light sleeve as well. wednesday was uncomfortable, forecasted a high around 90. we managed a high of 89. with the humidity it actually felt like 94 or 95. then the cold front swept through, 78 degrees, thursday. yesterday, 71. today we're forecasting a high of 67. right now we're showing 51 in slatington, and kutztown, 47 in lake harmony. warminster, 54. center city, 57. cinnaminson, 59. glassboro, 56 and dover, 58. here's satellite and radar lots of activity north of the delaware and the lehigh valleys. we have a small disturbance pushing through syracuse and

albany, that area of low pressure will continue on its journey to the east. all the precipitation that you see there should stay north and east of philadelphia today. maybe an isolated shower or two, but i think 90% of the viewing area is dry today. mostly cloudy after morning sun. breezy and cooler. peeks of sun by afternoon. 67 degrees is the forecasted high. again, with the breeze whipping around 20 to 25 miles per hour this afternoon it will make the 67 feel much, much cooler. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about a warmup in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. nothing remotely close to what we saw last week. it will not be as comfortable as the temperatures we're seeing now. it's coming up in ten minutes. delaware state police are searching for the driver and vehicle involved in a hit-and-run that killed a woman overnight. "action news" learned the woman was crossing kirkwood highway in mill creek at 12:30 a.m. when she was hit by a vehicle. she died at the scene.

her identity has not been released. so far there's no description of the vehicle involved. a 20-year-old man fighting for his life ever 'was shot in the back of the head in the city's wayne junction section. police called to the unit block of abbotsford avenue. witnesses say they saw three gunmen running away from the scene, but word on a possible motive. 6:03 a.m., one person was injured after a dozen shots were fired in wilmington, delaware. police arrived on the scene after 1:00 a.m., there they say they found more than a dozen shell casings. police tell "action news" a house and several cars were hit by bullets, a gas meter at a home was hit causing a gas leak. a man later showed up at wilmington hospital with gunshot injuries. so far no word on his condition.

happening this morning a 6-year-old boy is recovering after he was shot in north philadelphia. police say the boy was shot just before 8:00 p.m. at 24th and knorr street. it's not clear what led to the shooting and there's no word about suspects. the child was rushed to temple university hospital with the gunshot injury to his shoulder. he is in stable condition. a man is waking up behind bars in chester county this morning charged in the shooting death of a 20-year-old man thursday night, 20-year-old kian carpster -- carpenter is being held without bail in phoenix ville. a vigil was held for the man who was shot where he was gunned down. first responders rushed to the scene of a condo complex in

ocean county. it happened at the covington village. jeff chirico spoke to the people who escaped the fire. >> reporter: it was an emotional night as family members reunited with loved one chased from their homes by fire. chopper 6 hd shows the flames that ripped through the condos, a 55 and over community. >> you can see the black smoke, it was really black, within ten minutes, the flames were shooting up. >> reporter: escrow heard a neighbor yelling and escaped his first floor condo with little more than the clothes he was wearing. >> he said there's a fire in the back of the buildings. i grabbed my wife and the phones and keys and took off. >> reporter: crews searched all 30 units, two police officers rescued a resident, three of them were hospitalized for smoke

inhalation. four firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion another for medical emergency. officials say the fire could have been worse. >> extremely lucky it didn't happen in the middle of the night, extremely lucky. it happened in the middle of the night, everybody was sleeping. >> reporter: red cross volunteers met with the 37 residents displaced by the fire. >> some will be staying with friends or family. to determine how many people need lodging, is the what to do next. >> reporter: with the roof and much. third floor completely destroyed, the building manager and resident said she lost almost everything, but isn't giving up. >> we'll strong we'll get through it, we'll rebuild. >> reporter: in all, 37 people are homeless, the fire marshal and the prosecutor's office are investigating this, but so far no word on a cause. as for the injuries, the firefighters and police have all been released from the hospital, but that one resident remained in the hospital with smoke

inhalation. in lakewood, ocean county, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> time 6:06 a.m., crisis continues in puerto rico as residents deal with the aftermath of hurricane maria. the pentagon has pointed a three star general to lead all hurricane efforts on the islands. crews are having difficult getting the supplies to victims who need it the most. dann cuellar is in puerto rico with the problems folks are facing. >> reporter: it was a moment they had been waiting for, a chance to get a bag of ice per person for two dollars. badly needed ice to keep perishables and medication from spoiling. within minutes they had run out. >> it's horrible here. the government is not saying what is going on here. >> reporter: the truth of the matter is even to go into a

convenience store running on generators you have to wait in line, whether it is gas for your vehicle or medications from the pharmacy, you have to wait in line. >> we need help badly, we need it from the army, the coast guard, the navy, this is a devastation, this is like a war. >> reporter: the truth is some people say they are willing to pay huge amounts of money to fly out of the island if they could. >> they would pay ten thousand dollars to go to florida. >> i will, i will. i will. >> reporter: you will pay ten thousand dollars. >> you can't find a text. >> reporter: you can't find a ticket to get out? >> no. >> reporter: for the record, the national guard was out directing traffic and trash trucks were picking up trash since hurricane maria devastated large parts of the island. some people are glad to hear a general has been brought in to take charge of the emergency response. >> i hope he gets the logistics going and get the food to the

people. >> reporter: the dover air force base sent c17 globe master 3 to puerto rico loaded 100,000 pounds of food and water. dover said they will continue to provide such relief as long as it is requested. in puerto rico, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> new jersey is doing its part to help out. chris christie signed and executive order to have 1100 emergency responders help with recovery efforts for hurricane maria in puerto rico. that number includes national guard soldiers. 6:09 a.m., a 13th trump administration officials is out of a job. tom price has resign. he is accused of racking up $400,000 or chartered flights all on the taxpayer's dime. hours before price's resignation

was announced, the president called him a good man. there's much more to come on "action news" for a saturday morning, we'll tell you why the state department is warning americans not to visit cuba. details on how the federal government says apple can help more during natural disasters. >> reporter: coming up in weather after back-to-back weekends with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. this weekend is a different story, temperatures will be but not very high. i'll tell you how long the cooler weather last in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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state department warning americans to stay away from cuba. this comes after 21 diplomats and family members have suffered mysterious illnesses. the trump administration said the illnesses are quote attacks. all nonpersonal and family are ordered to leave cuba. all visas have been recinded issued in cuba. we're tracking your weekend, meteorologist chris sowers is tracking the temperature outside. >> reporter: it's nice to wear screens and something with sleeves instead of shorts and tank tops.

let's get you outside and start you out with a shot of the philadelphia international airport. sun has not come up yet. it rises shy of 7:00 a.m. this morning. when it comes up you'll see sunshine first thing this morning only to see the clouds build by afternoon. look like this. we expect to get sunshine to start the day. the cumulus clouds will build quickly because the air is a little unstable upstairs, isolated shower is possible north and east of philadelphia. i think 90% of us stay dry, though. overall it's a dry quiet pattern for the next week to ten days. we'll start warming things up again as we head into the middle of next week. we're not expecting upper 80s and 90s like the past couple of weekends, we should manage at least highs in the low to mid 80s by the time we get into thursday and friday. comparing the weekends two weekends ago, 87, 82 the highs. last weekend, 88, 92. look at the difference this

weekend, 67 degrees is today's forecasted high. today we're forecasting a high of 70. overnight lows tonight are down in the low to mid 40s across the area. it will be very, very chilly out there. first thing tomorrow morning. speaking of chilly, it's chilly now. poconos 48 degrees, allentown, 55. we're showing 57 and wilmington, 56. it's thanks to this little disturbance right here, you can see that counter clockwise spin. it's what we call a short wave or upper level disturbance swinging across the northern tier states. albany, syracuse, experiencing rain pushing into the new england. it's far enough to the north where the moisture stays away from us, but close enough to pick up the clouds. starting out with sun and clouds build by the afternoon. the breezes start to pick up out of the north/northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. especially at the jersey shore we'll see gusts as high as 30 miles per hour during the

afternoon and evening hours. as the disturbance pulls away, the wind relax. after midnight tonight, the wind calm down, especially tomorrow, we have wind speeds that are 15, 25 miles per hour today, 2 to 4 tomorrow. future tracker with the clouds and precip. lots of clouds this afternoon, peeks of sun, one or two areas you pick up a spotty shower that's about it. if you see a shower it will be short-lived. there's tomorrow, wall-to-wall blue skies and sunshine. breezy and cooler peeks of sun, 67 degrees is the forecast hide. it's blustery, winds out of north 15 to 25 miles per hour. hour by hour starting out with sun, first thing this morning the puffy cumulus clouds build during the day. 1:00 p.m., 66. 4:00 p.m., 67. we're down to 62 by 7:00. jersey shore, fall-like weekend, gusty breezes on the sands.

68 degrees, moderate rip current. sunday, 9 winds die down and 69 is tomorrow's high. 67 today. 70 tomorrow, the who way through is dry, we don't have any systems running this way. monday is sunny, tuesday, is sunday, wednesday, looks like san diego, temperatures by the midweek 82 by thursday. beyounce is lending her voice to hurricane relief. superstar singer wants everyone to help in the hurricane maria victims. it's not a new song but a remix of a song. proceeds will help residents from puerto puerto rico and mex. the teaser video garnered more than 1 million views on instagram within an hour of

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so glad you stayed with us. target is the latest retailer to increase its minimum wage. beginning next month all employees will earn $11 an hour. that will include temporary workers being hired for the holiday season. by 2020, the wage will be $15 an hour, it will recruit employees and vince them to stay with the company and better serve their

communities. federal communications commission is calling on apple to increase public safety for natural disasters. they can activate chips in iphones that can pick up fm radio signals to provide vital information for places that have lost communication like puerto rico. apple showed resistance to the request. apple responded by saying newer model iphones into not support the feature. company owned by amazon said hackers got access to credit card information for in store and taprooms, whole foods is not saying what locations were targeted or how many customers were involved in the breach.

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back everybody, 6:24 a.m., saturday morning, jersey shore, gusty breeze, very fall like. we have a moderate risk of rip currents. things are calming down compared to the big wave action we had over the past couple of weeks. 67 in the city. poconos, 5. one or two areas you pick up a spotty shower. after today, september is in the books. looks like it will go down 2 1/2 degrees above seasonal averages. the first a couple of week started out on the chilly side.

highs in the 60s and 70s. here comes the middle of the month we shot into the mid 80s and upper 80s and low 90s, especially this week here. now, temperatures are starting to cool down once again. the overall participant looks like, we're seeing the jet stream areas north of the line cooler than average, south of the line, warmer than average. south of the line we're seeing cooler weather working in from canada. the high histories -- hits the coast and the winds start is to shift. the winds shift out of the south/southwest and we start to warm up. the good news, it is warm you were on the way next week -- warm up on the way next week is not close to the what we had before in the 90s. phillies are looking for a new manager with pete mccannon relieved from the duties. sports director ducis rogers has all the details.

>> reporter: good morning, the phillies try hard to not make this seem like a firing, but it felt like it. the phillies announced pete mccannon is out as manager at season's end. he will move into a role as special assistant to the gm. the organization says they need a new voice as the rebuilding process continues. >> our goal for the search is to identify a leader that can help lead us into the future and take us where we want to go. >> this organization has been very good to me and i would love to see this thing come to fruition. it would have been nice as manager, i'm thrilled that i can stick around and play a part in it. phils and mets last night, mccannon finishing out the season. bats come alive for them, 6th inning. phillies lead 5-2. hernandez goes deep.

phillies win 6-2. football eagles head west to face the l.a. chargers. not everyone is making the trip. fletcher cox is out same goes for corey graham. cox suffered a calf injury. it's football, it's next man up. >> the next guy beau alan these guys are going to have to step up and fill the gap. they have done a nice job. >> it's been a tough season for temple. today will bring another tough test, the owls host houston, meanwhile, the owls are trying to get past the 36 point loss to south florida. >> everything about the team had a downfall. this week i'm excited for everybody to go out there and have the best performance and

put last week's game in the past and worry about this week. >> you can gut more on the owls on temple football playbook coming your way during the 9:30 a.m. half-hour. penn and dartmuth penn loses their first loss of the season. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. we have more coming your way on saturday morning in just a bit. stay with us we're coming right back.

>> your time 6:30 a.m., here's a look at the stories we're following this morning. one person is dead after a vehicle crashed and overturned on the schuylkill expressway overnight. also, a man who pled guilty to killing his son learns his fate while his family insists he didn't do it. a marine honored in camden county, how a community is remembering a true dfl -- delaware valley hero, outside we go to chris sowers. >> reporter: what a difference a week makes same time last weekend i was standing out here, not sweating, but it was uncomfortable. this weekend it's chilly. you've got the breeze blowing

over city avenue. i want to show you a nice shot here, sun starting to rise over the ben franklin bridge. you can start to pick up color, officially the sunrise is at 6:56 a.m. when you wake up you'll see bright blue skies early on. the cumulus clouds will build during the day. what starts out as sunny first thing this morning, goes to cloudy skies. temperature 48 degrees in lake harmony. warminster, 54. center city, 57. cinnaminson, 59. claymont, 54. smyrna, 57 degrees. you can see here, temperatures across the lower 48 the cooler pocket of air north and west of the delaware and lehigh valleys it's what we call a trough. everybody else south of there seems warm temperatures, dallas, memphis, atlanta, new orleans, uncomfortable. green bay in the 30s and 40s.

international falls, those areas up there are crisp and cool this morning. that's the same air mass that's heading this way later this afternoon. it will keep us in the 60s today most of us us stay in the low to mid 40s overnight tonight. lots of moisture to the north, periods of rain, showers to new england, for us, a spritz or sprinkle, at times, otherwise it's clouds and peeks of sun. temperature owls taking on on houston. 67 degrees by the first quarter, you may need a light sleeve for the game, because you'll be in the breeze all day long. i'll talk about a warm up in the seven-day forecast, temperatures climb in the 80s, but we'll fall well short of the 90s we saw last week. thank you for the update. one man is dead after a crash on the schuylkill

expressway at 1:00 a.m. in the westbound lanes of moore street. the man was driving a chevrolet envoy when he lost controlled and it flipped over. a 32-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot on the 300 block of water street. the victim was sitting in the passenger seat of a cadillac about 2:00 a.m. when he was shot in the neck and back. he was taken to hanheman hospital in critical condition. police questioning the vehicle's driver. time 6:33 a.m., a new jersey man who killed his 3-year-old son was sentenced to a decade behind bars, david creato junior pleaded guilty in the death of his son brendan, although his family maintains he is innocent. nora muchanic has the details. >> reporter: he has a new look, the ponytail is gone, david

creato is in a red jump suit. he was sentenced to ten years behind bars for causing the death of his son in 2015. christine shaw read a letter from his maternal grandmother. his mother was in court, a 14 minute video was played showing dozens of pictures from his short life. the only word he said in court was no. >> my grandson is not guilty. >> reporter: ma'am he admitted it. >> he admitted to stopping, well he took a plea bargain. >> reporter: brendan's mother and prosecutors refused to comment after sentencing. djcreato maintains he is

innocent. >> he was too big of a gambler the second time around, so he took the plea bargain. we believe in his innocence. >> what he pleaded to was recklessly causing his son's death. that's a far cry from what he was initially charged with which was intentionally causing his death. a woman as arrested for killing michael mckneu was found dead with a gunshot injury to the head. according to court documents, he wanted her out of his house. at some point she returned to the home and tampered with the crime scene to make appear there was a robbery. she was charged with burglary and tampering with evidence and

posing instruments of a crime. police in delaware county are searching for two suspects who were involved in a violent robbery surveillance video on wildwood avenue in east landsdown shows the violent crime in progress. it happened at 7:20 a.m. look at this, police say the victims were pistol whipped by the suspect despite complying with their demands. the robbers ran off with several hundred dollars in cash. delaware state police searching for the gunman who shot a quick mart employee. the suspect walked into the store in wilmington before 1:00 p.m. he demanded money and got into a fight with the clerk. the clerk was shot. the suspect ran away. the clerk was taken to christiana hospital with non-life threatening injuries. beginning tomorrow, septa will begin working on improvements to several rail stations this will impact

service for three straight sunday, take note. the work will adjust the schedules on the lansdale and doylestown and west trenton regional rail lines. crews will be updating overhead wires and tracks. shuttle busing goes into effect tomorrow october 8 and october 15. check the septa regional schedules for updates. a fallen marine was honored in gloucester city. hundreds of players came to dedicate the new athletic facility to corporal mark ryan who died back in 2004. bob brooks has the story. >> reporter: it was a perfect friday night lights kind of night. the mustangs were playing. >> everybody said we're playing

for mark. >> reporter: when serven says mark he is talking about mark ryan, you see now, ryan's name is on the score board and the monument at the gate to the field. corporal ryan was killed serving our country in iraq. >> we may be a small town, but we have a large heart. >> reporter: the entire ryan family was joined by so many to officially dedicated the mustang field mark ryan field. this is where he grew up playing. he was selected captain his senior year. along the with score board a flag pole was put in to honor him as well. it will always be lit. not only does his memory inspire the young players on the field, his mother said. >> he wanted you to be proud.

>> this is awesome. they have done so much for ply son and his remembrance, for everybody to remember him. >> keeping his memory alive, hearing from people he served with, everything, it works. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> corporal mark ryan we thank you for your service. 6:40 a.m., much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. oj simpson at the -- set to wale after his final weekend in a las vegas prison. we'll help you figure out which long term care insurance is right for you and your loved ones. looking live outside the center city skyline, meteorologist chris sowers tracking the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. boy oh, boy it feels like fall, will it last? he has the answer.

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>> so glad you stayed with us, the action cam was in south jersey last night as a man's wallet was returned after 60 years. dennis helmer of westmont said someone took his wallet when the house was robbed back in 1957. a couple found the wallet when they were tearing down their home. dennis said it took a minute to

let it sink in. >> a strange guy asked me a lot of different questions. are you dennis h. he -- health care decree, i think i'm getting scammed. he said i think i have your wallet. >> he knew it was real when he started describing the picture and the service card. 60 years, the wallet was returned. >> that's a good story. >> like what are you doing? >> how do you know where i live? >> what you need to know about is the weather. >> reporter: it looks good, a lot more comfortable than last weekend. this is a shot of the ben franklin bridge, sun officially rises at 6:56 a.m., you'll wake up to sunshine. first thing only to see cumulus clouds build during the afternoon. we'll see mainly cloudy skies

this afternoon. one or two areas pick up a spotty shower or a spritz or sprinkle. a lot of us stay dry today, breezy and chilly. 67 degrees is the forecasted high. yesterday at the same time, not at the same time, but last weekend, we were forecasting a high high high of 88. we're down to 57. 55 in allentown. 48 in the poconos. millville, 53. dover, 48. you can see the chilly air to the west, all the blues across places like michigan, wisconsin, ohio valley, the great lake states, 30s and 40s out there. you can see the 40s to the west. pittsburgh 47. 49 in buffalo. syracuse, 47. 0s across the lake region, albany. washington, d.c., 62. charleston, 48 degrees. satellite and radar there's not

much going on out here, what we're watching is this fast-moving almost like a clipper system you would see during the winter months diving across the northern tier states like this, it's going to stay far enough to the north that we pick up clouds to the system. maybe a spritz or springle. you pick up the brief shower north of philadelphia, it's not going to last long. most of the moisture stays up here today. surface maps like this, high pressure in control at least in terms of the temperature. there's the low diving off the coast and pulling away. reinforcing the air that moved in here sunday afternoon. as we get into the monday and tuesday, the high shifts just like this, as the high gets farther and farther out to sea, the winds out of the northwest today will shift in a southwesterly direction by let's say, tuesday, wednesday,

thursday, that means no more 60s and 70s we're back up in the 70s and mid 80s, somewhere in that range here. it's going to get warmer, but not too uncomfortable like a week ago. future tracker 6, the idea is starting out with sun, cumulus clouds by afternoon. one or two showers develop. most of us stay dry. sunday, absolutely spectacular, wall-to-wall blue skies. ton of sunshine, highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. reading, 65 breezy and cooler, peeks of sun. allentown, isolated showers possible. dover, 6. on the boards in atlantic city, 68. if you think it's chilly this morning, look at this, same time tomorrow morning, reading, 42. alto be, 41. poconos down to 41 with patchy

frost. feeling like fall over the next several days 67 and breezy and cooler today. isolated shower areas east and north of philadelphia. it will not amount to much and won't last long if you see it. sunday, sunny and nice, 70 degrees. monday, 755. tuesday, the winds shift, 76. wednesday, closing in on 80. thursday we're there. 82. the warmer air gets us a little bit above average but not terrible like last week. >> you're finally doing something right. >> reporter: wait until winter, gray. 6:47 a.m., many families who take care of their elderly relatives face a challenge. insurance policy can help, but picking the right policy that can be tricky. nydia han has helpful advice. >> reporter: the median cost for

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you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, september 30. here's is look at the stories we're following for you on "action news." a man right now in grave condition fighting for his life after he was shot inside a car. it happened overnight. a community comes together following a shooting death of a man in chester county. after 8 months in the trump administration and thousands of dollars of private plane trips, secretary of health and human services, tom price is out of a job. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers we turn our attention to