in the news, while food water and supplies remain scarce in puerto rico, what the president says about help arriving on island. >> residents in penns landing are recollecting after a -- reacting after a man was shot and killed on the street. >> oj simpson was released from prison this morning, where will he go next. >> let's go outside to meteorologist, chris sowers it's chilly out there. >> reporter: it's chilly out there. last weekend we were setting it out in the 90s, we wake up to this. 32 lake harmony. allentown, 49. philadelphia, 49 degrees and that morning low of 49 in philadelphia that's the coldest temperatures we've seen since may 14, 4 1/2 months ago.

the normal low for this time of the year is 54. the numbers are starting to warm up. but it's chilly in the poconos, 34 in the poconos. allentown, 54. dover and cape may, 55 degrees. satellite and radar get used to what you're seeing out your window right now we'll see a lot of sunshine this week, high pressure will dominate the overall weather pattern, that means bright blue skies, monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, this is a good looking week. if you're heading to chester, talen energy stadium for the union game taking on seattle sounders. 67 at the start and 70 in the 90th minute. if you've packed up the summertime clothes you may need to break them out again as temperatures climb into thes by thursday. i'll have the details in the

exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. guys. >> thank thank you. now to the extraordinary war of words between the president of the united states and the mayor of hurricane battered san juan, puerto rico. the mar criticized the dmn -- administrations response. >> reporter: from the comfort of his gulf club in bedminster, another tweet storm. he lashed out to the san juan mayor. such poor leadership ability to the mayor in san juan and others in puerto puerto rico who can nt their workers to help. they want everything done for them when it should be a community effort. ten thousand workers on the island doing a fantastic job. >> this is the time when everyone shows their true colors. i have no time for distractions.

>> reporter: the mayor spent her saturday, waving the streets. using a bull horn to reach residents. >> look at people's faces. >> reporter: trump suggested her criticism 0 of the emergency responsen. is playwright lynnuel tweeted. >> don't worry about all the noise and focus on the progress that's been made. >> reporter: late in the day, the president softened his tone

insisting the administration is working together to help the people of puerto rico in every way adding to the people of puerto rico do not believe the fake news. >> that was abc's david wright with the report. a short time president trump tweeted this. we have done a great job with the almost impossible situation in puerto rico. outside of the fake news or the politically motivated ingrates people are recognizing the amazing work that's being done by fema and great military. all buildings inspected for safety. thank you to the governor of pr and those who are working with our first responders. much needed job. >> all kinds of help is arriving in puerto rico from all across the u.s. first responders from new jersey

and new york arrived in puerto rico to the sound of applause. they are there to help residents who are without food water an power. first responders are not the only ones answering the call for help. good samaritans are taking upon themselves to bring much-needed supplies to puerto rico. >> we need to tell people people can do something, let's stopwatching the news, all the doom and gloom about it, get up and do something about it. head to 6abc.com for more ways to help. a man was shot in the penns landing section, the 30-year-old victim was parking his suv at the intersection of vine and water when someone approached him and shot him multiple times. the victim's girlfriend found him a short time later and called 911. neighbors tell "action news" they would like more of a police

presence in the area. >> i would say maybe a little couple of more cops in the neighborhood and paying attention to this stuff. >> at one time we had a stronger police presence, i think. >> the victim's identity has not been released. we do know he was taken to hanheman hospital. he remains in critical condition after being shot in the neck, arm and shoulder. from our delaware newsroom a late night shooting in wilmington sent two teenagers to the hospital. shots were fired at the intersection of 30th and market. police tell "action news" two 14-year-old boys were shot in the legs. they were taken to christiana hospital to be treated. there is no word on their conditions or a motive for the shooting. immediately after the shooting, police say a large crowd formed and extra officers had to be called into the scene. no arrests were made. also happening in delaware, new castle county police are investigating a report of a jogger who was inappropriately

touched as she was running this weekend. this is a sketch of the man described to the police by the 42-year-old victim. she told police she was running on skyline drive when the suspect came out from behind the bushes and touched her rear end. the victim was not injured. if you recognize the person call police. a dollar general store was robbed in the spring garden section. the robbery happened on the 500 block of spring garden before 9:00 p.m. 9 robber got away with cash, but we don't know how much. it's unclear if the man was armed. no injuries were reported. 9:07 a.m. overnight before the sun came up, oj simpson was released from prison. he left the correctional center in northern nevada. he is now a free man. >> come on out. >> reporter: this morning, oj simpson is a free man. a first look at the infamous former sports and movie star

walking out of a prison in reno under the cover of darkness. >> we thought we would do this quietly and be under the radar. correctional center posted this picture of simpson. >> he signed release paperwork. we give everybody paperwork on their parole and where they are supposed to check in a little short of -- sort of thing. his mug shot disappeared from the prison website saturday. the prison or his reps saying nothing about his whereabouts. >> what's troubleing to me, not only him, but the whole system gives second chances to violent

felons for that matter anyone in jail. >> reporter: now the big question, where will simpson goes, but posing it. >> he will not hide. we'll be around, people will see him, he'll live his life. >> that was kenneth moten with that report. >> hang today and the next three sunday, septa will work on improvements to several rail stations. the radio pairs will be on doylestown -- repairs will be on the doylestown, warminster and west trenton rail line repairing overhead wires and tracks. shuttle busing goes into effect today, the 8th and the 15th. the annual day

parade six off at 12:00 p.m. on the benjamin franklin parkway. you can watch the parade at 12:30 p.m. after "action news" at noon. it's a beautiful day for a parade. >> still to come on "action news" sunday morning. an unintentional parade in south philadelphia as floats for this year's 6abc thanks day were on the move. restaurant report cards are out, which chains received top grades and which companies didn't pass. now, a live look through sky6 live hd, this is a live look of the commodore barry bridge there, meteorologist tractor-trailer the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, how long will the fall temperatures stick around? he'll let you know when we come right back.

>> so glad you stayed with us, 913, while it's only the first day of october, this weekend you may have thought was thanksgiving if you were out and about in south philadelphia. the floats for the thanksgiving day parade made a move to a new storage location. walter perez had it covered by ground and air. >> reporter: chopper 6 hd was overhead as 15 floats were pulled on trailers from a facility in the navy yard to warehouse in southwest philadelphia. >> all the floats were built by us, they are on trailers they are very stable.

>> reporter: the bright colorful sculptures you see are made in new orleans and shipped here to be assembled and painted. from the feast float to the giant walrus to the pate on on - patriotic themes. it is the oldest parade in the country. each and every year the scores of parade volunteers are what make it such a wonderful event year in and year out. >> it's a beautiful parade. we've been very lucky, we have a crew of drivers local guys that volunteer to do it, and they bring the kids and everybody has a good time. >> walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> our family is on the floats every year, the 6abc float.

so should you and laurie, and murphy. >> reporter: probably won't need scarves and gloves an hats this thanksgiving. some of the stuff i'm looking at rest of the october looks mild and november is mild, as well. speaking of mild let's get you outside, a nice cozy shot of cape may. the wave heights have come down, we're seeing breakers 3, 4, 5 feet, the beach patrol issued a moderate risk for rip currents. the general idea things are quieter than a week ago. headline we see a dry overall pattern. the next chance of rain if you're waiting to wash the car this is a good week to do it. we don't have any rain in the foreseeable future. the chance on friday, 30% in the form of a showers that's with a cold front that will push through and drop temperatures back down again. we don't have measurable rain in

the foreseeable future, storm systems or anything like that. it's bone dry. we could use wet weather in the philadelphia area. over the past two weeks, the past 15 days if you include today, atlantic city has picked up a little bit more than a quarter of an inch. philadelphia, .1. wilmington, .05 of an inch. it's going to be three weeks and we're still seeing the numbers. allentown, 49. philadelphia, 54. millville, 55. trenton, 54 degrees. we have a breeze out there, but the winds are easy to handle this morning, yesterday we had gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. this morning we're seeing wind speeds 5 to 10 miles per hour. they will be coming down as the day wears on. satellite and radar not much to talk about, high pressure sitting right here, it's not

moving, maybe five to ten miles per hour to the east. that means it will be in control of the weather for the next several days. when you get the huge area of high pressure the air sinks under the highs. you'll not see much in the way of clouds. future tracker 6, high, thin wispy clouds for the jersey shore, mouth of the delaware bay. everyone else seeing full sun. monday we do it all over again. as we expands the view. there's the high right there, monday, tuesday, wednesday, that high pretty much keeps everything at bay out to the west. this cold front will slide through, it doesn't get in here until thursday night and friday, at that point it's running into the high, it's eating away at all the moisture. as the frontal system pushes through, we're not expecting much in the way of rain. sunny skies, pleasant call from accuweather, 70 degrees. winds out of the south 5 to 10 miles per hour. hour by hour every single time

frame looks very, very good. bright blue skies, overnight tonight, it's a chilly one, upper 30s are far north western suburbs, 49 in philadelphia. under a mainly clear sky. winds out of the south at 3 to 25 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast looking more like san diego out there. sunny and pleasant, 70 today. more sunshine tomorrow, 75. tuesday, delightful, 76. wednesday, nice, 78. thursday, is nice, warmer 78 -- excuse me, 82 that's the warm one. friday, maybe a shower with the passage of the front but still really nice by afternoon, return of sunshine. 78 degrees, sun and clouds saturday, 75. >> popcorn and a prince it's a combination some girls only dream of. for one toddler it was another day. prince harry was entertaining a 2-year-old while in the stands at the invictus games.

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68 degrees down the shore city of philadelphia. 69, 70 give or take. poconos cooler, but bright blue skies, 62 degrees. let's fly out to the west coast. the eagles taking on the chargers, looking at the water vapor shot here's the jet stream up here, this is where the windy conditions are. this brown here is where the dry air. it's a 4:05 p.m. start time playing in carson, california. first quarter temperature, 76. by the 4th quarter they are up to 80 degrees. >> thank four the update, folks if you're seeing longer tweets on your timeline, it's not a glitch. twitter has doubled the characters for certain test groups for those who tweet in different languages.

many languages can express more ideas in less words. twitter has not decided if it will expand the feature to all users. you can text on board any delta flight it will not cost you a dime. ceo announced that passengers can text inflight for flee using the go go app. it will be available on go go enabled flights. it will be on facebook messenger. it doesn't support videos. >> emmy winning actress, julia louie dryfus has been diagnosed

with cancer. she called on support for the universal healthcare. hbo said production schedules will be adjusted as needed. actor sara jessica parker is combining a love of new york with her shoe company. she teamed up with. air b and b to take fans on a walking tour of the city. a ticket will include a stop at ballooning days where you can pick out a pair of shoes from the sjp collection. booze for fans, the experience sold out at $400 a ticket. >> i guess they love her. >> 9:27 a.m. still much more to come on "action news," sunday morning, a new smart phone could be a key to keeping the mosquitoes away. details on the technology hoping to make a difference.

consumer warning for anybody trying to find a puppy online, the scam that could cost you. >> those stories, plus, more and chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. do you love this weather? >> ah-huh. >> me too. "action news" continues after the break.

>> much needed supplies arrive in puerto rico as president trump reacts to criticism of the government's response. >> organizations right here in philadelphia unite to help those

affected by hurricane harvey. a search for a gunman continues as a shooting leaves a man critically injured in penns landing. >> let's turn our attention to the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: is there such a thing as too much sunshine? >> no, chris. >> reporter: wall-to-wall blue skies and temperatures around the region will top out in the upper 60s close to 70 degrees. it's a really nice day. the breeze that picks up has diminished, down from yesterday, gusts up to 25, to 30 miles per hour. now we're seeing winds speeds 5 to 10. a nice comfortable day, upper 60s. 67 in cape may. millville, 72. allentown, 69. trenton, 69 degrees. hour by hour, wall-to-wall blue skies, 3:00 p.m. temperatures,

68. 5:00 p.m., 69. 7:00 p.m., back down to 64 degrees. i'll show you where the numbers stack up relatively speaking compared to averages. today's high 70. the normal is 72. even though this was the coldest morning in 4 1/2 months it's close to the normal low which is 54. the temperatures have dropped over the last few days, wednesday, 89. we got into the mid 60s yesterday, 66 for philadelphia. the trend will head up again as we head into the middle and latter portions of the week. we're back in the 80s on thursday. i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> twitter war was broken out between donald trump and the mayor of san juan. the president has accused the mayor of poor leadership. >> the tweets come after cruz

accused the administration killing us with the inefficiency after hurricane maria devastated the island. >> president tweeted, poor leadership by the mayor, they want everything done for them when when it should be a community effort. the president is scheduled to visit the island on tuesday. >> i hope he has a chance to go into the areas that are most devastated. and i hope he gets a chance to real look at people look at people's faces, see them drinking from creeks. >> mean meanwhile, volunteers from the across the country are heading to the island trying to do whatever they can to ease the suffering. "action news" dann cuellar spent much of the past week in puerto rico and found plenty of good people on a mission to help. >> reporter: there are growing concerns about humanitarian

crisis in puerto rico. there's difficult delivering supplies to rural area because damaged or debris clogged roads. virtually everyone according to the governor remains without electricity. it could take months before power is restored. the people of puerto rico need all the help they can get. it is why they applauded when first responders from new york and new jersey answered the call. we found there were others who answered the call to help. good samaritans arrived here on their own to bring much-needed supplies. >> we put out a blast on facebook, her school did a drive. we got free tubs from home depot we brought 600 pounds only 3 of us could carry. we delivered to the staff at united to deliver to the communities yesterday. >> reporter: they are flying

back this week, biwait until you hear -- but wait until you hear this. >> monday we're flying bark, we're bringing 12 more giant totes of a list of things they need. >> reporter: you're not sitting at home saying oh, my, look what's happening. you're doing something about it. >> we're paying out of our pockets. >> reporter: susan was joined with her daughter and friend kathy. >> we need to tell people as individuals we can do something, let's stopwatching the news, all the doom and gloom, get up and do something. >> reporter: it is an amazing story, good hearted people risking their own lives and trying to help the people of puerto rico. you can't say enough about people like them. in san juan, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> back here at home, scout philadelphia, unity in the community teamed up with 30

organizations to help the millions of people victimized by the hurricanes. unity in the community held collection drives for water, clothes and nonperishables and toiletries for those affected by hurricane maria. >> it could be use ton, it could be philadelphia tomorrow. >> florida went through it, you never know when you need a helping hand. we're a brotherly love we want to lend that hand and be helpful. organizes will make the 23 hour drive down to houston, texas to drop the supplies off at a chen community center. >> -- christian community center. >> a person was shot parking his car. the victim is in critical condition. bob brooks spoke with people who live in the area. >> reporter: police say it was a lot like you see now in the 300

block of water street in penns landing. quiet, calm. around 2:00 a.m. that changed. detectives say the 30-year-old man in the cadillac suv was attacked shot in the neck, arm and shoulder nearly killed. at this point no word on suspects or a motive. it's disturbing news for those who live hear. >> i've lived hear over 13 years i had to think about and take a look at google maps and find out where it was. it's near where i parked. >> reporter: that's a neighbor who stopped by to talk about what happened. he called for neighbors to be vigilant. >> people have to start paying attention to what's going on. >> reporter: sam is a member of the liberty sailing club that's on the corner. he said one of their members was attacked blocks away. >> one of our club members was mugged on columbus boulevard two weeks ago. >> reporter: police say the victim's girlfriend lives around here and he briefly parked on the street to get garage keys. his girlfriend said he never

came inside. >> his girlfriend came outside and found him in the cadillac shot multiple times. she called 911. >> reporter: both men are helping for police presence. >> i would say more cops in the neighborhood and paying attention to this stuff. >> at one time we had a stronger police presence. >> reporter: they should not have to worry about being in the dark. >> i have to think about where i park and things of that nature looking over your shoulder. >> reporter: people should not have to live like this. no word of a suspect or motive. we hope whoever is watching this, if you know something about this call philadelphia police. reporting in penns landing, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> firefighters held a procession through the streets of the city strawberry mansion

section as they said goodbye to one of their own. firefighters escorted the body of lieutenant kenneth green senior to deliver dan -- church circumstances arounded death have not been released. a vigil and wreath laying ceremony were held in wildwood. the event honored troopers eli mccarsons and sean owens. another part of police and fire weekend a public safety expo was held in north wildwood. the events shows ohio first responders use their tool and equipment. people got a chance to look at

the police vehicles and fire trucks and k-9. new jersey state police helicopter participated with a fly by. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. another rough loss for temple university football. what the owls coach says about the season far. a new taxi service happening in dubai. >> reporter: chris sowers says he you may need a light jacket today in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> ahead of the nfl games president donald trump tweeted this. very important nfl players stand tomorrow and always for the playing of our national anthem, respect our flag and country. the tweet comes a week after the president called for nfl owners to fire players who engage in

such a protest. last sunday, 100 nfl players sat knelt or raised their fist in defines. >> that debate rages on. >> reporter: speaking on the envelope we have a game, eagles taking on the chargers. weather looks good. >> will you need a jacket today. >> reporter: you need it this morning, but probably not this afternoon we're up to 70 degrees. should be a nice day overall. looking live from our temple university camera, you can see mr. william penn not a cloud in sight. nice clear morning, it will stay that way in the afternoon. a couple of clouds near the jersey shore and delaware bay region. the countdown is on. feels like fall. halloween officially only a month away. thanks 53 days away, saint nick will be climbing down the chimney in 58 days. all the fun holidays are around the corner now.

philadelphia showing a present temperature reading of 54. point, 45. winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. the pressure reading is starting to rise at 30.40-inch. lake harmony, 30 degrees this morning. rebounding nicely. 48. kirkwood, 39. up to 54. pottstown, 51. and malvern checking in at 49. glass borough, 56. cinnaminson, 53. a pair of 5s for smyrna and dover there's nothing going on, high pressure there will be a familiar map over the next several days. we'll see the same thing tomorrow tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we'll get the front, friday temperatures drop again. you can see what's going on to the eastern half of the united states. st. louis east ward that's high pressure right there. the high is stubborn to go, that means sunshine over the next

several days. quiet conditions overall. the high is right over top of us. winds out of the northly -- northerly direction that's why there's a crisp chill in the air. i high works out to sea the winds shift out of the southwest. here comes the warmer numbers, temperatures in the mid 70s by tomorrow afternoon. today, mostly sunny skies, clouds around the mouth of the delaware bay or cape may up to atlantic city. that's about it, everybody else seeing bright blue. overnight tonight, clear, tomorrow the same thing, sunny, that will be the trend for tuesday and wednesday. enjoy it, it should be a nice, quiet dry week. 67 degrees in lancaster. reading and allentown, 69. philadelphia, 07. wilmington, 70. millville, 72. sunny skies and pleasant. overnight tonight, another chilly one, mainly clear with the dlin -- diminishing breeze just like last night the temperatures will fall off a

cliff. 38 in allentown. philadelphia, 49. millville, 45. trenton, 46 and cape may, 53. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast a lot of sunshine here over the next five days, today, monday, tuesday, wednesday, even thursday we'll mix a few clouds in, generally speaking that's a sunny day, 75, 76. wednesday the warmer day, 78. thursday, winds out of the southwest 82 that's prefrontal the front knocking on the door. friday, a warmer day, 78. the front crosses the area. by friday evening you'll feel the northwestly breeze again. saturday cooler, 75. sunday looks good as well with highs in the low to mid 70s. >> would i get in trouble if i put on a light jacket when i go outside. >> reporter: i'm not answering that, gray. >> you two, you two. [ engines revving ]

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denny shelton ran into a scam when he paid $700 for a dog online. >> i got an e-mail from a shipping company and it said you're required to pay $1,500 additional. when i looked at the shipping company it was the same guy that i bought the puppy from, i knew then i was scammed. >> the better business bureau said yorkies and french bulldogs are the most popular lures for scammers. l.g. hopes the latest smart phone could help people from catching malaria. the phone is embedded with technology that keeps mosquitoes away. it emits ultrasonic wishes and they will repel the pests and safer for humans.

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>> welcome back on this sunday morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look at the commodore barry bridge. you know what today is? it's a great day for a parade. the pulaski day parade is today our coverage begins at 12:30 p.m., wall-to-wall sunshine, you might want to take a jacket. turning to sports the eagles prepare to take on the chargers. >> why penn state coach says he will not talk about the heisman trophy. sports director ducis rogers with all the details. >> reporter: hello, again, the eagles have made the long trip out west this afternoon they will visit the l.a. charge errs. the chargers maybe 0-3, but they

are better than that. >> we're going in there and play our game, the record might say they are not a great team, but they are a solid team. >> it's a team being in the super bowl here and there from being the same spot we are. it's going to take everything we've got to go in there and get a w. >> to college football, penn state looks like it's on a mission this season, poor indiana got to do that neither. penn state has a compilation of i couldn't know forms. sla -- uniforms. lashawn barclay 14 seconds in the game, 7-0. check that catch out with one hand. later barclay shows off the arm,

half back option of hamilton, penn state wins 45-14. barclay for the heisman don't ask coach franklin about that. >> it's on the team, i understand you have to ask the question, i'm not going talk about individual awards in the middle of a football season. >> temple began the year with such promise, now five games in, this has been a rough road yesterday the owls came up short at home against houston. owls have played tough football. that quaffs. cougars up 13-0. temple down 20-0. temple mounts a comeback in the 4th, it's now 20-10. now 2013. the pass is incomplete, the owls lose. the owls are 2-3 on the season. >> obviously they are hurt,

they shall be, we are all are, we talk about the process, the process that we went through that second half a lot of times even in the first half, there were some good ball being played against a really good opponent. >> phillies entered last night with just two games to go on the season. phils and mets bottom of the second no score, franco, don't give up on him just yet. his third homer in the past 4 games. number 21 on the year. 1-0 phillies. 7th inning, rest hoskins rbis. joined the club 7 weeks ago. adam morgan, a 3-run homer that proves to be the difference. phillies lose 7-4. they wrap up the season later on today. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific day! it is now 956, things got

heated at forwards field after the lion as falcons game. as players walked back to the locker room, a security guard noticed smoke coming from a foot storage area. look at that, wall of flames, the world's coolest stayed calm and composed. at one point, even blew on the fire like what is a birthday. the worker said okay, i'll shut the door. twitter is on the mission to identify the unflappable employee and congratulate her. she was cool as cucumber. >> i'm sure we'll find her. carson wentz makes a pricey promise to a teammate about his game paycheck. reaction from fans and what the players decided to do with the money. >> those stories and more, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll see you

after the break.

>> good morning it is 10 a.m., october 1. in the news, president trump criticized for his comments on puerto rico, days before he is expected to visit the island.

two teenagers shot in wilmington why officers had to call for backup to the scene. after nine years behind bars, oj simpson is walking free. details on what's next for the former football star. >> outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers, why are you mad at us. >> reporter: you don't need a jacket, agray hall, i am a little chilly, you needed a coat or jacket or something with sleeves. the temperatures are moderating a little bit. look at the morning lows, 32 degrees. freezing mark, allentown, 39. trenton, 49, wilmington, 47. philadelphia, 49. it's the coldest temperature in philadelphia since may 14. dry air cools quickly and it warms quickly. look at the numbers now, we've

rebounded to 59. millville, 60. allentown, 56. poconos 41. cape may, 61 degrees underneath a bright blue sky. nice on city avenue there's hardly a cloud out here, that should stay that way throughout the afternoon. today, tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday. if you're heading to citizens bank park, phillies last game of the season, taking on the mets, sunny skies, winds out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. 3:05 p.m. start time. first pitch temperature, 69. by the 9th inning, 66 degrees, where the did the season go, i can't believe it's over already. that's a check of the forecast for now, when i come bank in just a few minutes we'll talk about warmer temperatures heading this way, we're back into the 80s by thursday, we could have two days in the 80s him i'll have the details in the forecast in just a bit. gray. >> thank you. >> now to the extraordinary war of words between the president of the united states and the

mayor of hurricane battered san juan puerto rico. the mayor criticized the administration's response to the island crisis the president's response created an uproar. david wright is near the president's golf course with the details. >> reporter: from the comfort of his golf club in bedminster another tweet storm. he lashed out at the san juan's mayor. such more leadership ability by the mayor and others in puerto rico that are not able to get the work workers to help. they want everything to be done for them when it should be a community effort. ten thousand federal workers on the island doing a fantastic job. >> this is the time when everyone shows their true colors. i have no time for distractions. >> reporter: the mayor spent her saturday weighing -- wading the streets using a bull horn to

reach residents. >> look at people's facing, see them drinking from creeks. >> reporter: president trump suggested her criticism to the administration's response is politically motivated, tweeting the mayor of san juan who was very compliment tri a few days -- complimentary a few days ago was told by the democrats you must be nasty to trump. a tweet said she has been working 24/7, you're going straight to hell. >> don't forget about harvey and irma, get rid of the noise and focus on the progress that's been made. >> reporter: late in the day, the president softened his tone insisting the administration is working together to help the people of puerto rico in every way adding to the people of puerto rico do not believe the

fake news. >> that was abc's david wright with the report. >> just a short time, president trump tweeted this about the on going relief efforts. we have done a great job with the almost impossible situation in puerto rico, outside the fake news, people are starting to recognize the amazing work that's been done by fema and our great military him our buildings inspected for safety, thank you to the governor of pr and those working with had your first responders, fantastic job. >> much-needed help is arriving in puerto rico in all forms from across the u.s. first responders from new york and new jersey they arrived in puerto rico to that sound of applause. they are there to help residents on the island without food and water and without power, first responders are not the only ones answering the call for help. good samaritans from the

mainland are taking it upon themselves to bring much-needed supplies to puerto rico. >> we need to tell more people that individuals can do something let's stopwatching the news and all the doom and gloom of things not happening, get up and do something about it. >> to help the victims. hurricane maria go to 6abc.com. >> residence in delaware are doing their part to help those affected by hurricane maria. >> "action news" bob brooks live with a look at the donation drive that is just getting started. hi, bob. good morning, nydia and gray this is another aamazing efforts to get aid to the area impacted in puerto rico. they want to send supplies to mexico as well after the earthquake. 825 dawson drive newark,

delaware, if you come out here to look for it, don't get discouraged because it's off the main road and tucked back, it's going from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. this evening. they need volunteers, that's what's most important right now him i want to step out of the way and show you, you can see the volunteers that have showed up here, they have to sort through a lot of donations they have to fold up clothes and paper towels and toiletries and toys for kids. it needs to be packed up and sorted through, what they need is manpower. they don't need any more cloths they have enough. they don't need any more things like toiletries, over the count you counter medicines they have plenty right now him they are good on that. what i want to see you is what they put together here, tons and tons of water you can see throughout the warehouse that

has been donated by the person that owns this. volunteers need pal let's to put the water on, as well. they are septembering cash donations, and they would have like to have more canned food. the goal is to get man hour down here from now until 5:00 p.m. they need canned food they need a plane. i know that's a tall order to fill, but if anybody out there owns a plane or pilot or both, they need a plane to get this down to mexico or puerto rico. because they have a lot of great supplies and coates and water that will -- clothes and water that will help people. anyone who has a plane or pilot head to 6abc.com, i'll put their contact information there so you can get in touch with the people here. reporting live in newark, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> good information a plane, thank you bob. there's no word why a man was shot in the penns landing

section or who the gunman might be. the 30-year-old victim was parking his suv near the intersection of vine and water streets when someone approached him and shot him multiple times. the victim's girlfriend found him a short time later and called 911. neighbors say they would like to see a police presence in the area. >> i would like to see cops in the neighborhood and paying attention to the stuff. >> at one time we had a stronger police presence, i think. >> the victim's identity has not been released. he is in hanheman hospital in critical condition after being shot in the neck, arm and shoulder. >> from our delaware newsroom a late night shooting in wilmington sent two teenagers to the hospital. those shots were fired at 11:45 a.m. near the intersection of 30th and market. police say two 14-year-old boys were shot in the legs him they were taken to christiana hospital to be treated. no word on their conditions or

motive for the shooting. immediately after the shots were fired, police say a large crowd formed and extra officers were called to the scene, no arrests were made. a dollar general store was robbed in the city's spring garden section. the robbery happened at the store on the 500 block of spring garden before 9:00 p.m. the robber got away with cash, but we don't know how much. it's unclear if the man was armed. no injuries were reported. 10:09 a.m. overnight before the sun came up, oj simpson was released from pressen. he left the correctional center in northern nevada. >> come out. >> reporter: this morning oj simpson is a free man a look at the former sports and movie star walking out under the cover of darkness. >> we thought we would do this quietly and be under the radar. >> reporter: the correctional center posted this image of

simpson all den denim and white sneakers. >> he signed release paperwork. we give everybody some sort of paperwork on their parole and where they have to check in and that sort of of thing. >> reporter: his mug shot disappeared from the corrections website early saturday. the prison nor his reps confirming his whereabouts. >> i would just like to get back to my family and friends. >> reporter: the decision to grant parole sparked criticism and concern from the family of ron goldman. >> what's trouble to me, not only him, bus stop the whole system gives second chances to violent felons for that matter anyone in jail. >> reporter: now the big question where will simpson go? the plan florida. the state attorney general is objecting writing that our state

become a country club. >> he will not hide, he'll be around, people will see him, he'll live his life. >> that was kenneth moten with the report. >> happening today polish history, pride and culture will be on full display of the benjamin franklin parkway. the annual applause -- pulaski day parade steps off at noon and alicia vitarelli will be the co-host for the parade at 12:30. after "action news." >> singer marilyn manson was hurt during a concert when the set crashed down on him. >> looking living outside commodore barry bridge,

meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we hope to see you after the break.

so glad you stayed with us, marilyn manson is in the hospital after a prop fell on him. he was performing when he climbed on a podium, it wobbled, he fell backwards and the props fell on top of him. he was carried off the stage on a stretcher. no word on the extent of his

injuries. >> i hope he is okay. 10:13 a.m., time for accuweather. it's a good one. >> reporter: weather is not scary. let's get you outside and show you what's going on, beautiful shot of the ben franklin bridge we're assumed in tight there. they all look the same when it is that tight, right. there's not much in the way of clouds upstairs mainly clear conditions, lots of sunshine expected today, overall the weather pattern look really, really nice this weekend and into next week as well. it will be quiet and dry and enjoiblg. enjoyable. we expect a high of 70. yesterday we topped out at 66 of. the next chance of rain is thursday night into friday morning. that's in the form of a cold front that will swing through. if we don't get any rain then we'll stay quiet for the next ten days. philadelphia closing in on 60.

millville, 60. trenton, 58. cape may, 61. slightest breeze out of the north 5 to 10 miles per hour. more gusty down the delaware bay region and jersey shore. ten to 1, -- 12 miles per hour n cape may and dover. satellite and radar, nice and quiet. high pressure over the tri state. air sinks underneath the areas of high pressure. it's difficult to get any cloud cover out there. as we look at the wider view all the activity will stay out hoar across the high plains, the western great lakes states this high is acting as a road block, as the cold front try to run east it will run into it, it will slow the frontal system down, we're seeing sunshine for days on end we'll pick up clouds and showers and drizzle and heavier rains out there everything will shift as we get

into the latter stages of this up coming week. you get it, the next few days look really, really nice. future tracker 6, sunny, clear. overnight tonight, clear and dry, tomorrow, we do it all over again. the moisture has a difficult time traveling east, there's the high, wednesday morning it's slicing through the central portion of the great lake states and the lehigh valley, it doesn't arrive here until friday morning him that will cool temperatures back down again. for today, sunny skies, pleasant, 70 degrees. going hour by hour, we're expecting a lot of blue upstairs. 11:00 a.m., 60 degrees we're close to that now, actually. 4:00 p.m., 69. by 7:00 p.m. 64. overnight tonight, it's another chilly one, 49 degrees in the city of philadelphia. upper 30s, north and west, places like lancaster and

reading and allentown, light breeze out of the south at 3 to 5 miles per hour. temperatures will start to climb during the late morning hours similar to what we're seeing right now back in the mid 60s by 11:00 a.m. this is a dry air mass. dry air cools at night, but warms quickly during the day. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and pleasant today, 70. more sunshine expected monday, tuesday, wednesday, 75, 76, 78. thursday is the real warm day, sun and clouds, 82. we cool it back down again by saturday, sun and clouds, 75. >> looking good, looking good, chris thank you. ahead of eagles game this afternoon there's buzz around a pricey promise from carson wentz before the 61-year-old kick that won last week's game against the giants. wentz was heard saying he will give jake elliot his game day check if he makes the kick.

>> the eagles win! >> reporter: eagles fans are crowing about the game-winning kick from sunday. when unapproven free agent jake elliot pulled off the field goal. seconds before the kick, quarterback carson wentz is caught on a microphone making a pledge to teammate. >> i'll give him my game check if he makes it. >> reporter: as we know elliot delivers there's lots of spirited about pro and conwhether wentz should pay in full. >> he should pay the money, he has the money, it was worth it. >> i hope he gives it to him, we wouldn't have the win fit wasn't for jake elliot. others say it was sideline banner. >> you say a lot of stuff when

you want something to happen. >> give him half of it. >> i believe if you're willing to say it, you're willing to do it. >> reporter: so he should pay up, right? >> put his money where his mouth is. >> reporter: this cowboy fan says wentz should be the standup guy and pay $31,675. a major lesson for a small town gridiron hero from north dakota always measure your words carefully in this big city. anything you say will be examined closely and construed to the eagles play the chargers on the west coast, let's hope they don't need a last second miracle to win this one. >> elliot heard about the comments and refused to take the

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>> is it jacket weather? >> reporter: the vast majority of people will be wearing a jacket out there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're up to 70 degrees, that's pretty nice, lots of sunshine this afternoon. monday sunny and nice, tuesday, wednesday, look at this, lots of sunshine, 76, 78. thursday, sun and clouds, that's the warmer day, the humidity stays nice and low, 82. thursday into friday a cold front slides through that drops down to 78 and friday, sun and clouds, 75. i won't be wearing a jacket later today, gray might need one. >> i may. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30 a.m. here's a preview. >> reporter: can you think up this week the latest on hurricane maria, and the

unprecedented tweet storm from president trump. treasury secretary is here here saying it's not a tax cut for the wealthy. we say otherwise. it's all coming up on this week. >> this reminders "action news" continues back here at noon. here's a look at the stories we're working on for you. the money has run out for crucial kids health program and congress may not act for weeks. now care for 9 million kids hangs in the balance. >> archeologist are unearthing clues on the life in paul revere in an unlikely place. for chris sowers, gray hall, and the entire "action "action news, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at noon.

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"this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> crisis in puerto rico. >> it's been absolute hell. >> the island devastated by hurricane maria. the trump team touts its response. >> we have done an incredible job. >> it is really a good news story. >> drawing this from the mayor of san juan. >> damn it, this is not a good news story. this is a people are dying story. >> the president struck back on twitter. accusing the mayor of poor leadership. adding puerto ricans want everything done for them. the mayor joins us live to respond. and trump's health secretary forced out over private plane travel paid for by you. >> clearly, we were not sensitive to the taxpayer. after health care goes down, president trump pushes tax cuts. >> a giant, beautiful, massive, the biggest ever in our country tax cut.