a driver is under arrest accused of using a car, to try to run over a sheriff deputy. police are trying to figure out why that driver had a teenage girl in the car with them. week after they interrupted the california wild fires are finally being put out we just got some new information, from the front lines, of that fire fight.

and thousandses take to the streets this morning for annual philadelphia aid run and walk. good morning, 6:00 a.m. on a sunday morning sky 6hd is overlooking philadelphia international airport, kind of foggy, also, misty out there. meteorologist chris sowers is at a look at the weekend forecast, good morning, chris. >> we are starting to get used to this lots of cloud this morning. we are seeing drizzle out there and some locations as we go over to storm tracker six we are picking up some shower activity across south jersey, delaware in a line from south of the dover, through vineland to fortecoup area seeing showers. if you are not picking up a sure we are seeing visibility drop off because of the fog that is settling n reading down to a mile. philadelphia a mile. trenton one and a half. millville 3 miles. you get up in the lehigh valley. allentown is all right, currently reporting a visibility of 9 miles. so damp, glummy out here this morning but warm, temperatures

already in the mid to upper 60 's. sixty-six in philadelphia. sixty-eight in millville. trent on 65. allentown 64. normal high this time of the year is 67. idea for today, accu weather says day of transition we are starting off with cloud, patchy drizzle, fog this morning that should break for lots of afternoon sunshine and wind and sun and temperature will sky rocket. forecasting high of right around 80 degrees. that will be four out of the last five where we have had five weekend day in the 80's so by 11:00 a.m. 74. and by 4:00 we should have mostly sunny skies at that point or combination of the sun and included and a temperature of 79. when i come back we will focus more on warmer temperatures in the accu weather seven day forecast, nydia. >> chris, thank you. search is on for the gun man who shot a 50 year-old man outside a home in philadelphia 's fair hill section. the victim died this morning at the hospital. he was shot in the chest and then face here in the 200

block of east west moreland street just after 11:30. >> witnesses said that the male was shot, while sitting on a porch, and we checked the area of the porch of the resident we found one slug embedded in the wall behind a chair, a wicker chair, that the victim was sitting in. >> witnesses say argument at a bar nearby may have played a role. police talked to those witnesses overnight. also developing this morning police arrested a man they say tried to run down a sheriff's deputy on the south philadelphia street. action cam was at the 900 block of johnson sleet when suspect ditched his white grand prix. he was arrested a few moments later at broad and snider. investigators say late last night driver tried to hit the sheriff deputy at seventh and big letter. a 14 year-old runaway girl was in the grand prix and they are still trying to figure out y we know the girl is okay, so is the sheriff's deputy.

6:03. just waking up with us philadelphia police investigating a murder this happened at a recording studio that scene north third street and northern liberties. "action news" reporter jer chirico is following the case. >> reporter: usually opened around the clock the recording studio is inside this building are still off limits. earlier in the evening, homicide detectives were on the scene to investigate the shooting death of the 30 year-old man, it happened in the basement of 444 north third street, when police arrived around 7:00 a.m., she found, and, and, screwdriver not far from the victim a cord ing to the facebook page superior sound studio rent out recording booths and in a text to "action news" studio owner wrote i don't know what happened at this time. i am seeing the image of my life's dream being destroyed. i am just a little too distraught to talk. we told several musicians around... >> all right. your time 6:04. we a will guys there. in that story. update to a story we have been

following for you academy of motion picture arts and sciences has revoked harvey weinstein's membership. weinstein facing sexual harassment and rape allegations by actresses and models they date back decade ever since weinstein has been a pur player in hollywood and, revered wye the academy. now he is an outcast. he was even fired by his entertainment company his brother bob, cot's co founder saying weinstein is a bully, and his alleged actions are north filing and disgusting. 6:05 on this sunday morning. small group of white supremacist marched in philadelphia's fairmount park this weekend. some demonstrators wore masks rallying along bet both house row. the entry made peaceful. fail police knew of this rally in advance and were on hand to try to prevent violence. if you live in new jersey time is almost up to go register to vote. that cut off day is tuesday. you must be 17 to register and

be 18 by election day. you can vote. apply for a mail in ballot for next few weeks. election day in seventh, new jersey's final governor's debate happening on wednesday. later this morning it thinks week right here on six abc following president trump 's decision to dessert file the iran nuclear agreement. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley discussing the administration's iran strategy watch this week beginning at 10:30 right here on six abc. happening today, runners and walkers are lacing up for 31st annual aid walk and run. 10,000 people, including philadelphia mayor jim kenney are expected to gather at art museum to take part in the important event. 5k run/walk helped raise aware ness and money for aid research. it starts at 7:30 attic a ebbs oval. also happening today a sea of pink takes over citizens bank park. people impact by breast cancer will take part in the american cancer society's making stride walk. all of the proceed from this event, of course, raises money

for breast cancer research. it is not too late to get involved. registration for the walk resumes at 8:30 at the ballpark, event starts at 10 right after opening ceremonies our web site six abc.com has reportedly got latest medical advances and facts related to breast cancer. your time 6:07. just waking up on a sunday morning is there still much more to come on "action news" weekend drive turns into a parking lot on the northeast extension. backup courtesy of the bridge make over that is still causing some problems, this morning. also ahead... >> i'm matt o'donnell with steve, suzy, and creeper, we're about to enter the world of mine craft later on "action news". >> that was cool. >> ville know of basketball coach jay wright donned a wild cat hat for a big game but this one on the football field , chris. coming up it is another

gray, dull morning with patchy fog and storm tracker six even thinking about the few showers out there this morning main will across south jersey and delaware but by afternoon you'll think we are back in orlando. we will have details with the accu weather seven day forecast, huge warm up on the way.

out west it is now been one heart breaking exhaust continuing week, this is almost 20 wild fires began score muching towns across california. some of these infernos fanned by windy, dry conditions are now being knocked down a bit.

death toll and damages mates are staggering. forty lives who almost 6,000 homes, gone. we have just received this. >> reporter: report residents are still not loud back to this area of souther grove where flames and destroyed homes earlier in the week, leaving nothing behind, except a brick and charred vehicles and now in the distance, tour right over there we can see just over the ridge, orange flames, coming from the oak mont fire. thousands more residents were told to leave their homes in northern california, where 17 deadly wild fires continue to burn. new evacuations are underway this weekend in the city of santa rosa after a new fire erupted. >> we have a handle on it. it is split evening the city but not blowing through the city like we saw other night. >> reporter: fires ravaged parts of the santa rosa last week reducing neighborhood to ash and twisted metal. they describe the frightening experience of trying to escape >> i was looking for my purse,

here and we have to go we cannot stay here. it is coming. my daughter. my teenager. my cell phone, my cell phone. i don't care we've got to go we cannot be here. i screamed so hard. >> reporter: before and after photos of her neighborhood show a glimpse of what thousands of residents are returning home to find, and fire fighters em battling the wild fires for a week. >> go, go, go. >> reporter: first responders continue to search ruins of destroyed homes and businesses , for the hundreds of people, hoff been reported missing. governor jerry brown toured the region saturday and then met with fire officials and community members. >> whatever the police chief or fire chief tells you. the fire is, unpredictable, depending upon the wind, depending upon various factors this is a matter of expert opinion and i would say listen to the authorities. >> reporter: while some of the fires have been contained this weekend's intense winds will bring more challenges. >> i got to get people to understand this is a dangerous event. it is not over.

>> reporter: that is why many people have not been allowed back to the homes they evacuated from a few people have been allowed back though in napa county, for those who are starting to figure out what is next? governor brown tells them they should contact fema for the next step. live from santa rosa, california, natasha chen, back to you. such a heart breaking situation. the embers and smoke, all the way down, into san francisco. >> they need some rain. unfortunately we have relative humidities in the single digits like five, six, 7 percent. there is no moisture in the air. they need rain. rain will not get there until a week from now. it will get better but it will take sometime. lets go outside and go live on sky six. back home we are dealing with patchy fog, and drizzle once again, a lot of low level cloud, we are looking at philadelphia international airport, it is quiet. we don't have too much in the way of any kind of delays being reported at the airport but your visibility being reduced the way that it is and

wet roadways just take it easy and slow it down just like what we had to yesterday morning. headlines look like this lots of fog this morning, patchy drizzle maybe a brief scattered showers for some areas but by afternoon we should see sunshine. everything clears out, the breeze pick up out of the northwest, temperatures sky rocket up in the 80's, beautiful afternoon. that will set up a gorgeous week, we should see a lot of sunshine tomorrow right through friday, it looks really quiet. then all of a sudden we are warming up. we have had one day in the seven day forecast in the 80's there could be two depending on how much sun we see by friday and saturday of next week even. temperatures warm. 66 degrees in philadelphia normal high for this time of the year is 67. we are just about there. millville 68. cape may, atlantic city both showing 66. poconos kind of warm, for you guys up there this time of the day already 57. visibility report here's where we are having issues, visibility across the outlining suburbs really starting to come down.

reading down to a mile, trenton 1.5. philadelphia at the airport a mile there millville two and a half. dover about 1 mile. satellite six with action radar still picking up that easterly breeze or at lee that le level easterly breeze moistening up the at months near but by the afternoon and we talk about this yesterday by afternoon winds shift from the southwest, everything starts to clear out but close-up shot shows us again lots of low level moisture and patchy fog, even a few showers around, coupler with land county, places like vineland, millville, fortecoup all seeing a brief shower. jersey shore from cape may to atlantic city and brigantine light drizzle being reported at this hour. everybody else looks like you will are all right. in terms of the falling precipitation but again there are damp spot out there future tracker six by lunchtime still looking at mostly cloudy conditions but at that point you see arrows and winds starting to shift from the southwest and we will start to see brightening taking place. by afternoon it is full sun or a lot of sun mixed with cloud

should be nice, that will allow temperatures to get up in the 70's, lower 80's. overnight tonight around midnight the cold front couple showers possible with that and then as we get into machine with morning cloud and a ton of afternoon sunshine. watch what happens with these temperatures here with the frontal system approaching. we will get out ahead of the front today. model has it as you 76. accu weather goes 80. in the overnight hours winds shifting from the north west tomorrow morning temperatures drop down, humidity lowers. only 50 in reading. fifty-eight in philadelphia. forty-two in the poconos tomorrow afternoon and about 61, 62 that is it for the high and then tuesday morning hello look at these numbers down close to freezing, in places like reading, lancaster 34, allentown 35 degrees, for the low. so some chilly air heading this way once we get pennsylvania this warm day today. highs this afternoon right around 80 degrees. that will be the forecasted high with cloud this morning giving way to afternoon

sunshine, and then overnight tonight, turning cloudy again as front approaches with the brief shower, low in the mid up toker 50's. exclusive accu weather seven day forecast look at how nice this is. tomorrow, sunny, breezy. sixty-four. high pressure dominates. takes overpaint. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sun each and every day. sixty-three tuesday. seventy for wednesday. 76 degrees by friday, gray. >> chris, thanks very much. community activist learned how to get their message across, they attended a seminar at saint guess university where they were getting advice from media professionals how to bring attention to their causes that workshop was organized by office of the pennsylvania state senator daylen leach. "action news" reporter christie ileto was among the panel list, we will be right back after the break.

lock down has ended on the campus of virginia state university. following a shooting that left one man wounded. the shooting happened at about 8:25 last night during home coming weekend. one witness told police he heard at lee a dozen shots fired. victim is in the hospital where he is expected to recover. police say shooting looks like an isolated incident this does not appear to pose a further threat to students. so far there are no arrests. the controversial take a knee movement has crossed the atlantic ocean. german soccer players and coaches need before their match this weekend. the players say they stand with american athletes against determination. on twitter the club saying quote for a tolerant berlin

and open minded world now and forever more. 6:20. a eight year-old girl is dead. she fell from the deck of a carnival cruise ship, police say child fell from the ship interior atrium to the lower deck. that fall happened while the ship was actually docking in miami. retired emergency medical technician immediately started cpr. a police officer held that child's neck. she was taken to the hospital but died a few hours later. investigators are working with carnival to determine, how this could have happened. such a sad story there. coastguard rescued a connecticut man stranded for 17 hours in the long island sound. mike diaz was fishing in his kyack when winds and waves he says began to pick up. he says he was just off cher from lloyd neck, long island when the kyack capsized. the current carried him more than 8 miles before he made to it a light house. >> i was, very much aware of the gravity of the situation. i was also aware that

hypotheria and dehydration will be playing into it, there is a clock running. >> finally after 17 grueling hours another boater spotted him and coastguard rescued him on sunday, and treated for minor injuries at the hospital we will see you after the break.

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dog mascot. >> hold on tight. hold on to that. >> don't scare the dog. the real bull dog since the thor to the mascot and barked at it once. fans both teams got laughs in the nationals spotlights. pretty fun. sports flyers fans got their money's worth in last night's home opener, here's jeff skversky. >> reporter: is that worth wait or what? flyers home sweet home, finally the last time in the entire conference to play at home worth the way the. flyers beat up on the washington capitols, claude giroux and flyers lighting it up. picking up final minute of the first scott l auton comes up with two steals. two to one and watch vorachek

ridiculous. passes to wayne system mondays. three-one flyers, seven minutes later, claude giroux the captain, scores twice last night. three more in the third. lauton, the laser, the form r first rounder gets his second goal, eight-2, the most in the home opener >> if you're going to win like that especially in the home opener, it's big for the group, >> played a good game. i don't remember the last time that we won or something like that >> we took we ail stayed up, it's important for us first win at home. >> top line, putting up ten points. with the much anticipated sixers season opener just days away in washington on wednesday, the sixers trimming down the mos, chris him frees and oakford.

football back at it on monday night football against the washington redskins in eight games, tight end zach ertz is among those who could use the rest, he feels banked up. he he's having the career of the year. touchdowns yards and catch, what's the difference ertz said he's way less stressed out this year. >> my mindset right now is so different before, i'm not pressing. i'm just letting the game come to me. that speaks to the guys avenue had around me kind of changed my mindset on life, jordan matthews, jordan hicks, those guys have been huge influences on me. penn state fans will be happy about this. espn college game day is coming to happy valley next saturday to feature the penn state michigan began that will air on 6 abc and the lines could move up to send in the polls as well.

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wildfires burning a seventh day and the weather is playing major role in this still infolding tragedy. the commodore barry bridge, foggy and mist tea out there. >> chris sowers has more and what is going on, chris? good morning. that summer like feeling that returns later this afternoon, we got to get through a little bit of fog and lots of clouds, and some drizzle this morning. then by afternoon, it should be really nice. here's storm tracker 6, set it that motion, recording a couple of showers across interior, portions of south jersey, vineland millville very light shower, everybody else cloudy skies and a little bit of drizzle and the fog starting to settle in now. reading down to a mile, trenton one and a half, philadelphia 1.3 miles, dover one mile and

millville checking in at two and a half miles and we'll expect to continue to see this through the mid to late morning hours, by afternoon, once our winds is shift out of the southwest like this, all the cloud cover begins to erode and pulls north up into new england. you can actually see the southerly westerly went developing. already across central portions of pennsylvania getting into the shenandoah valley, seeing clearing and that will be the general trend starting with a lot of clouds this morning, by afternoon, it's mainly sunny, the call for today, morning clouds, fog and mist, afternoon sunshine, high temperatures right around 80 degrees. officials say the death toll in northern california reached 40. last night the sonoma county coroner confirmed two more deaths taken the total in that county to 22. no details were released on identifies of the newly announced victims and while their bodies were discovered, officials say it is likely they

were killed soon after the fire broke out nearly a week ago. meantime hot dry winds continue to whip up flames in sonoma county. >> winds started pushing fire southwest. we had a strong northeast wind and that resulted in the fires going towards the southwest. hundreds of people are so unaccounted for. officials think they will locate most of them alive three weeks after hurricane ma. a majority of puerto ricans are struggling to just get water a ranking democrat is actually calling for an investigation into the water that's being offered because it's believed to be unsafe police in burlington county new jersey investigating a

double shooting. the victims were shot in the unit block of bermuda cycle in willingboro. we don't know the extent of injuries, no word about a motive or arrest drivers had to contend on a parking lot on a stretch of the northeast extension this we can do and a large chunk is still closed for a bridge replacement. this is birds eye view, bob brooks spoke with drivers trying to cope with the congestion. >>reporter: you can expect to drive in the 20's or slower even if the speed limit hits 70 always expect a little bumper to bumper action, this is the track scene on the turnpike's northeast extension before you get to allentown. yes, as you can imagine frustration >> a three hour will be three and a half. >> reporter: they're putting in a new bridge, a lot of drivers wish they had done a little research ahead of time. >> i would have got off at quakertown and taken that.

>> reporter: this shows the length of closure in red from the mahoney valley interchange exit 74 to the lehigh valley interchange exit 56. the detours uses 22 to 33. then i 80. this time laps video from the turnpike is of a similar project done in western pennsylvania. you can see the old bridge is removed and the new slides slowly flight place. >>. >> reporter: where are you trying to go >> bush kill falls pa >> him and his family the longer drive means a little extra time in. 21 it's century that means for his son. >> i give him the tablet and hope for the best. >> reporter: but the work got to be done. >> bridges have been to replaced. >> what are you going to do >> nothing sit in traffic >> why are bridges so bad everywhere? they need to replace them. there's nuke you can do. >> reporter: officials said the detour was sloping down a little bit. you can see a clearly has but the good news is the work supposed to be complete by no later than 4:00 a.m. this coming

monday. reporting in allentown, bob brooks, channel 6 action news 6:35. your time happening tomorrow, john mccain will receive this year's coveted liberty metal. the war veteran from arizona was chosen for the honor before he was diagnosed with brain cancer. former vice president joe biden will the metal to senator mccain during the ceremonies tomorrow at the national constitutional center on independence mall. it honors men and women of courage and conviction who strive to secure of blessings of liberty around the world. hundreds of people walked into the night to raise money for people battling cancer. with lanterns in hand, they walked through wilson farm park in wayne for the 2017 light night fund-raiser, more than 100 similar walks across the u.s. and canada. organized by the leukemia and

lymphoma society. the literal classic the great gad sby was the inspiration for the pink tie ball in spring garden for the susan g. komen foundation. this year goal is to raise $500,000. mind fair raps up in montgomery county it's bill as the ultimate experience for fans of mind craft. the venture block building game. those fans include action news anchor matt o'donnell >> are you excited, streakily we have all these folks coming and kids they will have such a great time. >> a swedish programmer released the first version eight years ago. let's just say he's a billion air now. instantly loved how they could play architect building new structures, landscapes, worlds break them up and build them again >> initially the game was created for adults and it wasn't after many years after the game came out that it started to have this colt following, not onlies

amongst adults but children two. >> reporter: anchors upon anchors from an inspiration station that incorporates lego, it's an elephant. to a learning lab where fan can say definitely into the coding aspect to the starses >> mind craft will be more technical, social and more real, i'm about to put on this virtual reality headset to experience mind craft in vr . here we go. it takes so little time to destroy what it takes so long to create >> yes, it does. with mind craft you're kind of enhancing any kind of a lot of social interaction that is kids are having online, and you know, they're collaborating. >> reporter: the first mind fair was held system place last year

and set up a guinness record. head to the 6 abc facebook and instagram pages for information, in oaks, matt o'donnell channel 6. he looks like a little kid. it is now 6:38. there's so much more to come on action news. >> eyes in the skies, drones are being tested out by doctors. children at a delaware county school are learning a lesson in compassion and it's helping hurricane survivors down south >> take a live look right now at penns landing, still dark, it will be a nice day, 6:38, 66 degrees, meteorologist chris sowers back next with the exclusive accu weather forecast.

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ideline. it is 6:41 be facebook users can use social media site to order food. click on the order food second, it will show you the list of restaurants taking part in this program, papa john's and panner r. >> they think of everything. >> maybe we can add duncan donuts on the list and get some doughnuts let's go live sky six, damp patchy fogs lots of clouds of similar to what we saw yesterday at this time and the day before at this time. all those clouds rolled in and

they're hanging tough. the good news is we're expecting quite a bit sunshine as the pattern finally begin to say break down, winds eventually start to shift out of the southwest we pump that warm air in here and all of a sudden feels like summer again by let's say 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon, stay patient, the pattern will a change i promise. 66 degrees. winds out of the south southwest at five miles per hour, temperatures close to normal high for this time of year and it's not even 7:00 in the morning, 66 now in philadelphia, the normal high is 67. mobile 68, allentown 64. cape may a pair of 6s, same thing with dover, wilmington 65 and lancaster 63. taking a closer look at due points temperatures any time you're above 60 it's humid, 70 is oppressive, you get higher than 70 that's lousy, millville 68, philadelphia 65, dover and both 66. eventually what will happen

after sunset all of these numbers are going to start dropping down as our wind shifts with a cold front out of the northwest and dries everything out. that will set up beautiful for in his the delaware and lehigh valleys. monday, right through friday, even potentially into saturday just look absolutely stunning, lots of sunshine each and every day. here's satellite 6 along with action radar. we're see sign that is the winds may be shifting. you get north of the pennsylvania turnpike completely locked in. south of harrisburg and pittsburgh clearing. high pressure in control later this afternoon, cold front sweeps in, couple showers around midnight, once the front goes through northwest. that cools everything down as canadian high pressure takes over on monday. here's future track 6, by 11:30, late morning hours, perhaps

brightening still mainly cloudy at that point and there you go, you can see the southerly south westerly wind. everything clears out, 2:00, 3:00, had 4:00 in the afternoon be here comes the frontal system around midnight, lots of clouds increasing couple of shower possible and that sets up monday, had which looks really nice after morning clouds we've got wall-to-wall sunshine, for today, lots of clouds throughout the late morning hour, drizzle early and patchy fog, otherwise sun and clouds by afternoon, it's a warmer day with a high of 80. also it will become breezy during the afternoon, we could have gusts as high as 25 or 30 miles per hour, the dayplanner looks like this, lots of clouds through the late morning, lunch we gradually start to see increase in sunshine be sfwien 4:00, 73 by 7:00. overnight become cloudy again as the frontal system approaches could be a shower or two with the passage of that front. 52 out lying suburbs, 58 center

city. the exclusive 7-day forecast, look at the week ahead, 80 degrees today for monday, becoming sunny and breezy way high of 64. tuesday, sunny and cool, 63. wednesday, sunny and nice, 70, thursday, sunny and pleasant, 75, friday, sunny and beautiful 76. and saturday, sunny and warm, wow, 78 degrees. do you know how long it incomplete to put that together? i 45 seconds. >> good job, chris. >> health check sunday morning, new technology combining drones with telemedicine. action news health check reporter shows they're testing happening right now. >> reporter: it looks like something you see in a future risk action news but these high tech drones dropping interactive medical kits could soon become a reality >> for us it began that '13 with

an f 4 to an. >> reporter: he said that tornado in mississippi highlighted a critical problem we also saw with recent hurricane >> trees were down. power lines were down, flooding, people were communicating but it was difficult for all us to get our first responders to those victims' homes. >> a steam from william university college of post pathic medicine started developing the drone system called hero. healthcare integrated rescue operations. as seen in this demo video, the drones drop kits. then with blue tooth glasses and an audio device, a bystander can communicate with a doctor who's off site the provider can assess several patients and give instructions to help. >> you're going to need. >> reporter: the medical care is equipped with diagnostic and life saving aaed, epi pen

inhaler, doctors can release them remotely >> the system works by a cell or satellite it's not intended to replace but to buy time until first responders can reach the scene. ally gorman, channel 6 action news.

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. just about 6:50. larry flint wants dirt on president trump. the creator of hustler offering now up to $10 million to anyone who can provide information that will get the president friday office. a full page add that telling that author is published in at the "washington post." last year's presidential campaign you may remember flint offered $1 million to anyone who had evidence of trump engaging in i latest behavior the raging drug crisis in

the u.s., people from across new jersey attended a candle vigil. some of the participants are fighting the war on drugs within their own families right now, others have lost loved ones. the names of a 892 overdose victims were read. a grieving family make as tearful plea for help to find their son's killer. here's rick williams with the crime fighter's report. >> our son was just a beautiful kind individual who loved his basketball. >> reporter: basketball is what day monday garner was watching in the early morning hours of monday be june 5 >> he was simply sitting watching television. enjoying basketball. it is very distraught to us. >> reporter: it was just after 1:00 a.m. and the 29 your sitting in his home along the 6500 block of north 16th street

in philadelphia's west oak lane section. that's when police say someone force their way into house and shot garner multiple times, he died at the scene. gard garden's grandmother was upstairs but was not injured >> we're all hurting because somebody decided to take somebody else's life. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia is offering a reward of up to $20,000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call the citizens crime commission at 215-546 tips. all calls will remain anonymous >> whoever knows anything to please come forward because you have taken such a great person out of this world. with so many people who love him, who loved him. >> reporter: i'm rick williams

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6:54 sunday morning, taking a look the satellite 6 along with action radar, this is really the only thing we're tracking all week long, a frontal system pushing across the ohio valley. cooler air in place through here, coming straight out of canada, so-and-so as the front crosses, we start to see the air dive into the area. there's a lot of cold chilly time it out here, the rock keys reporting snow over last couple days. 48 in wichita. eventually what will happen over the next 48 hours these blues will start to overtake this map and start to get into some

chilly stuff here, the only problem is if you're a fall lover the pattern is progressive, everything is moving quickly from west to east when the cold air gets in here or chillier air, monday and tuesday, the pattern won't allow it to kind of lock hit and cold. it will just move right along and start warming up again by wednesday, thursday and friday, for dark speak of warm, how about 80 in the city of philadelphia? morning clouds and drizzle in areas of fog give waiting to afternoon sunshine, 71 in the poconos, jersey shore just shy of 80 >> sounds good to me. a girl from philadelphia who lost her leg during a train accident is getting support from the community. a if you wanted raiser was held last night foreseeian in a ward. she lost her balance and was hit by a train in june, the fund-raiser was hosted at franklin mills, it will help her continue her recovery. . folks we're getting a new look at hurricane battered

puerto rico from space, taken from the international space station as it flew over puerto rico as astronaut tweeted finally chance to see the beautiful island of puerto rico from at space station, continued thoughts throughout the recovery process for maria. >> time is 6:56, always two months ago, and now we all remember these heartbreaking images coming in right here. hurricane harvey and its unimaginable flooding, battering the folks of texas, this was not the only hurricane to plow into the u.s. territory. a delaware county school is helping those impacted by the storms. action reporter jeaneatte reyes explains their lesson is going beyond the classroom >> i was very sorry to hear about this hurricane that hit your city. >> reporter: it's not a lesson you'll find in a textbook or work book but the students and principal at chester elementary school believes it's among the most important life lesson >> it's important to give back to other communities in need.

>> reporter: the students gathered in the cafeteria, trays in one hand, notebooks in the other. children in grades k through six were asked to collect the notebooks for students in miami and houston. the project was lid by six and grade student leaders. >> it's important in today's world to learn how to have empathy and to care about what's going on in the world. and to teach children to be able to give back. >> it's a meaningful opportunity for them to understand what happened to other children and make a personal connection. >> it's very good to know you're sharing with other people. >> reporter: more than just the notebook, students in florida and texas will also receive well wishes on the first page, they will find special handwritten note encouraging words like this. of >> my notebook i wanted to write i'm sorry that your school got destroyed and i hope that you can learn more than you learned

before. >> reporter: and it's not done giving back just yet. the principal tells me they're working on a partnership with a school in miami to help the children affected by hurricane maria in puerto rico. reporting in chester, jeaneatte reyes, channel 6 action news. there's hour straight ahead. some of the stories we're working on. man shot and killed while sitting on the front porch of a philadelphia home. what witnesses tell police overnight may actually help him track down the victim's killer. >> they're committed to beating the oddses, the breast cancer walk is happening this morning in south philadelphia and it's not too late to take part. those stories and we're sticking with summer-like temperatures but things change next on action news sunday morning.

driver is under arrest accused of using a car to try to run over a sheriff's deputy. and police are trying to figure out why that driver had a teenager girl in the car with him. week after erupted some california wildfires finally being put out. we just got in some new information from the front line of the fire fight. thousands take to the street to say this morning to the annual philadelphia aids run and walk. good morning to you,