plus intense craving relief. every great why needs a great how. ♪ sunsets. action news. with gray hall, nydia han and meteorologist chris sowers. we got an accu weather alert, several inches of rain, flooding and strong winds on the way all day into tomorrow today mark five years since super stormy sandy delivered a devastating blow to the coast line. and the eagles take on the 49 in the the linc big traffic trouble in

delaware. a fire retractor-trailer accident shutdown i 295 northbound just north of route 141 in newport. the rig slammed into concrete barrier and sparked a huge fire littering the highway with debris. amazing the driver escaped and will survive. crews are on scene trying to caleer the wreckage. north of route 141 right now let's get to the accu weather alert. 6:00 a.m. on sunday, gray is off. jeaneatte reyes joins us. chris sowers with all the winds and rain moving in get ready. >> we got a good old fashion coastal storm developing over the next few hours. and that means, a lot of rain today. then a lot of wind overnight tonight through date tomorrow. flash flood watch has been issued by the national weather service up for the counties that you she highlighted in green's mainly areas east and north of the city of philadelphia.

we're something one to three inches of rain from the system and that could cause low lying flooding areas of poor drainage flooding and especially near the smaller creeks and streams. let's take a look at storm tracker 6. we have a couple of bands and heavier rain. it's moving from south to north and even though you don't see too much going on. all of that will start to fill in over the next few hours as this band gets closer, it will move in around 9:00, 10:00 a.m. through 3:00, 3:30, we'll be expecting the heavier rains. as the afternoon wares on. cloudy and damn. periods of rain a soaking driving rain by afternoon, street flooding is a good possible, 68 degrees is the

forecasted high. as i mentioned the independent start to pick up overnight and through the morning as the coastal low begins to intensify. i'll be back along in just a few minutes with more details with the accu weather seven-day forecast. >> we'll an eye on that. we're following a developing story, two teenagers stabbed in the olney section of the city about 12:30 in the morning, police found evidence of the stabbing there and that they had been taken to einstein medical center in a private car. one victim, a 16-year-old male is in critical condition. the other 18, is in stable condition. on our soggy sunday, we were another storm, the unforgettable super storm sandy, it's catastrophic force killed 147 people from the caribbean to the jersey shore. pennsylvania and new york. parts of town wiped away. summary building.

the garden state alone got socked with almost $40 billion worth of damage. some of the countries most congested areas were shut down for days. tens of thousand of national guards troops were do i employed to answer communities. as many survivors as more recent storms like harvey, march madness and irma. they talked to action news about the point of views for people scar >> even though it's thousands of miles away this hurricane ravaging their community. >> the storm swarthed parts of new york city with nine feet of flooding. in addition, scientists say rising sea levels further

threatened new york city and other coastal communities. our coverage five year anniversary continues on 6 abc.com. there you can as me of the iconic images. along with video from nonstop action news coverage from 2012 on 6abc.com. the eagles and 49ers square off in the rain this afternoon at the linc. birds are six and one despite long term injuries to jason peters. scrolls, jordan and chris mar goes. the niner are within less, zero and seven, but coach doug pederson is not taking it lightly >> this is a ago football team. they've been in some post games. had a chance to win some games. so it's a good football team coming in here. and it is my job to make sure that you know, i hold these guys accountable. >> kickoff is set for 1:00.

we will hear from quarterback carson wentz ahead in sports. to a heart warming community response to a disaster. people are rallying to help the staff of bridget foy. the beloved south street restaurant gutted by fire. annie mcmccormack was hugs >> the outpouring of support from the neighbors has just been staggering. >> reporter: the staff of about 30 are out of work. john foy doesn't know yet when they will reopen. in the meantime >> we're making priority getting the people jobs. >> reporter: ripped through the restaurant on wednesday. the building could not be saved. two dogs inside the next door pet supply store were killed. bridget foy has been a fixture since 1978, especial among families. the foys live in the

neighborhood. the south streets head house district knew they could help. >> one of the first they know they said they were story that the halloween dance party was being cancelled. we thought it's only a block away. let's move the party down here shambles. we're ready. >> reporter: long time customers dressed up in costumes and got to work with one goal in mind. >> i'm busy working the room 50, 50 tickets and we'll hope folks will donate back if they win >> bridget foy is in the down. our family is so strong. >> thank you and bring on the hugs. >> reporter: organizers expect at least 200 people at saturday's events also several more at for the employees of the restaurant in the coming week. reporting in society hill annie mcmccormack channel 6. hundreds paid a final respect to a teenager shot and

killed during an altercation, a casket holding the body of den number was carried out of the catholic church. one of two teens killed last tuesday in south philadelphia. no word on funeral services for 16-year-old kaleel miller; the suspect brandon oliveri is being held without bond. we may find out who is the first person charged in the election meddling investigation. form fbi director rebut mueller is overseeing. >> president trump spending the day at his golf club in virginia. >> once the special prosecutors start going, it's very unsettling >> the president has yet to react for reports that a federal grand jury approved the first charges in the investigation. abc learned that mueller seen in

recent days has charges on at least one unidentified target with an indictment and arrest possibly coming as early as monday. spokesman declined to comment. so far, no reports of exactly what those charges may be. those details are reportedly still sealed under orders from a federal judge >> we know attorneys were at the federal courthouses in dc >> trump dismissed it as a political distraction and denied any collusion >> whole russian thing was an excuse for the democrats losing the election. >> reporter: the white house continue to go echo that message >> our position hasn't changed. >> reporter: mueller was appointed in may. the main part focuses on russia 's interference in the election. and financial dealings of a number of key trump associates

including paul manafort and former national security advisor michael flynn,. this is a turned my that mueller's investigation is sweeping, complicated and those who are being investigated are in legal jeopardy >> gloria riviera abc news washington. it's this week here on 6 abc, they will be talking about the election meddling. gets include adam schiff and chris christie. this week begins at 10:30 >> much more to come on action news, a major league baseball player is defending for the opposing pitcher. a girl living with autism wins homecoming queen in burlington county >> and penn state fans are singing after a last minute lost to rival ohio state storm tracker 6, the heavy rains are on the way, i'll have

the teaming for you when the heavy rain moves in and out. it's all coming up in the seven-day forecast right after this.

a tornado was caught on a tell cam as it formed in west palm beach florida from cuba into the southernmost part of the state up to four inches of rain winds up to 40 miles per hour were reported in west palm

beach. there were no injuries reported but hundreds were left in the dark after the power was knocked out. and this is damage from the storms in benoit ton beach, awnings ripped off mobile homes, entire roof was torn off at least one and another had windows blown out. no injuries fortunately have been reported. of course, we're remembering the five year anniversary of super storm sandy >> we got a pretty good storm on the way on this five year anniversary, we will start you out way quick look at our center city skyline. right now everything is pretty much quiet. a lot of heavy rain just south over the philadelphia area. but in the immediate philadelphia area, there's not too much going on as of yet. but fortunately that will change over the next few hour, headlines, look like this. heavy rain developing already south of the baltimore dc metro area coming down in buckets. all of that lifting to the north. some flooding is likely.

especial in low lying areas and areas of poor drainage. powerful winds developing after midnight and through the morning tomorrow. some gusts could exceed 60 miles per hour and everything kind of quiets down but cools off as we get into halloween. flash flood watch for areas highlighted in green, except for the far western suburb, bucks and lancaster, they're caleer. but everybody else are expecting at least one to three inches of rain with isolated heavier amounts to four inch, lehigh valley and poconos some are predicting four, five inches of rain, heavy rains are on the way, on a brighter note, it's mild out there this morning, 63 degrees in philadelphia. millvilling dover, cape may, all 64. trenton 60 and even the poconos 54 degrees. here's storm tracker 6 and we're seeing all the rain beginning to develop. it will not be a steady soaking driving rain, it will be periods

of rain, when these bands come through, it will come down, so this is the first ban here, this moisture stays to the west. this ban gets in by 9:00, 10:00 this morning followed by yet another down there off coast of the carolinas. that will be lifting north and getting here during the opening the hours, when those bands come through again, that's when the heavy rain starts to pull on in. here's future tracker 6. by 1:00 eagles taking on the 49ers looking for steadier periods of around or a couple of showers. then kind of reloads during the evening hours and we start seeing these oranges and red, and this is heavy rain, where rainfall rates could be at least half inch to three quarters per hour, that will then lift north up into the lehigh valley and see darker reds here. this is what we call the rap around or the backlash so far to the north we get this kind of moisture pin he wheeling rounds.

the wind will intensefy as well. we could see gusts 50 to 55. the european is going bonkers almost four inches of rain for philadelphia, the american gfs and nam models 1.5 or 2.5, so you kind of take all four of these and average thermonuclear out. it's a good soaking here, we're generally going one to three inches of rain. the timeline, they can say with a grain salt. this is what i'm thinking at this point. by 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., expect the soaking rain and 1:00 to 3:00, showers could be t. 3:00 we get into another heavy band and overnight through the morning that's when the 50 miles an hour gusts begin to develop. for today, the complete opposite of yesterday. it's miserable out there. cloudy, damp, soaking rain, street flooding is possibly highs in the mid to upper 60's,

cape may 68, allentown 66. and overnight, temperatures cooling down, once the front flies through, everything cools off, down into the 40's. reading, 45, windchills in the 30's, those winds are gusting 45 to 55 miles per hour, philadelphia 49. millville 48, wind advisory goes in effect from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. monday morning and this is again the whole area when we could see those gusts 50 to 55 miles per hour. the exclusive accu weather seven-day forecast, once this storm departs, most of the seven-day forecast looks ok. at soaking rain, breezy today, 68 downright windy for tomorrow. morning 58, halloween 58, upper 40's close to 50 for the trick or treaters and increasing clouds shower late on wednesday, temperatures still in the 50's. >> finally tumbling. it was a frighteningly good time at philadelphia's 19th police department. that after officers and staff converted the hallways into a

series of haunted attractions. of plenty of neighbors showed up to have a good time. police officials say at great way to build relationships for the commutes they serve. we'll be right back. japan

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penn state is no longer unbeaten and the eagles looking at seven and one. here's jeff skversky with more.

>> reporter: the eagles have this one today, it's easy, that might be the attitude of eagles fans but that's not how they're thinking, they're not taking this game against the win less 49ers for granted >> you turn on the tape, i think we got to stick to what we do best, make plays, stay on the fields and converting those key situations but we definitely can't sleep on these guys, they're a good football team. >> reporter: joel embiid has a right hand contusion after last night's win over dallas, x-rays were negative on he did not's hand, sixers in dallas and facing his best friend nerlins know well. talking a little trash before the game. he scores 23. ben simmons drops 23 as well. it's a career high for the rookie. how about in the third, the steal, the slam, sixers up as many as 13 and embiid trying to put it away.

the hand looks fine there. of hanging around. simmons closes the door, sixers hang on to win 112-110, the second win of the season. flyers in tornado, this hurts, gostisbehere out. he leaves with an upper body injury. tied up in one, jake vorachek two to one lead. flyers up two to one, four minutes later, claude giroux finishes it. flyers five and 0 and the captain scores, win four to two. ken giles has a bad test of the he's having a nightmare of a world sears. blows the league to the dodger in game two and last night game four gives up more, rbi doubles.

they go on to win, giles has allowed ten runs in this post season alone. we're not too happy, what happened to penn state? they blew an 18-point lead. james franklin has never beaten a top 25 team on the road. saquon barkley, what a start. barkley, provides. 97 yard return, the heisman trophy candidate, penn state is out scoring teams 104 to three in the first quarter. they're up as many as 18, including an 11-point lead with five to go. it goes the wrong way. buck eyes come back in the fourth, johnny dixon cut to five. james franklin is not going to like this, next, barrett, oh, no, marcus, wow, penn state loses by one.

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went out of control, struck the concrete barrier and burst into flames. the driver escaped the burning cab. had serious injuries, officials say the accident seen north of the route 141 overpass has to be cleared of debris and may not reopen until midday. turning to the weather, a live look at the center city skyline. the weekend is going from wonderful to wet. jeaneatte reyes is in for gray hall. chris sowers starts us off, good morning, chris. that describing it perfectly wonderful to wet. a lot of rain heading this way, periods of rain, some heavy at times. other times not so heavy. it won't be a total wash-out, but with that said, we'll have quite a few periods, this is storm tracker 6, the immediate philadelphia area, you can see not too much going on as of now,

the lighter green starting to show up across sussex and kent county, this particular band, yellows the oranges and reds, i was looking at observations around the richmond and dc area, this is producing a good half inch to three quarters, this arrives around 9:00 a.m. and this will probably arrive late in the afternoon. we zoomed into lancaster county, 222, route 30, you can see the heavier rain pushing through kirkwood and coreyville, smithville, lifting to the north about 15 to 25 miles per hour. we are expecting the coverage to continue to increase over the next few hours, the intensity will increase. dayplanner looks like this. the first batch gets in from 9:00 a.m. steady soaking rain and somewhat of a break oh r a lull in action from 1:00 to about 3:00 or 4:00,

cloudy skies and showers, we're not looking at mainly cloudy conditions. the rain will be falling, right around the fourth quarter the eagles game when it starts to ramp up again then it just continues to rain very heavily through the late afternoon and early evening hours, high temperature today, 68 degrees. once rain moves out, the winds pull in and some of these gusts could be very powerful, they could be damaging across south jersey. and delaware. especially considering all the trees still have most of the leaves on them. the winds picks them up and blows them over. 60 miles an hour gusts first thing tomorrow morning across south jersey and delaware, 52 miles per hour in philadelphia, we don't expect these winds to calm down until late afternoon monday, and they will drop back down into the teens and 20's. that's a quick check of the forecast, i'll back along in a few minutes, more details with the accu weather seven-day forecast. you can get ready for today's heavy rain with 6abc.com/weather.

we'll have the up to minute forecast along with live storm tracker 6 radar, be sure to follow our team of meteorologist on social media for the latest update. new this morning, a two-vehicle crash in wilmington sent six people to the hospital. around 2:15 at 12th and bower streets. the vehicles, including one pulling the u-haul trailer crashed head-on had to be freed by firefighters, six people went to chris chan in for treatment. three are hospitalized during an early morning crash. a car went out of control and flipped over on route 42 near exit ten. no word on what triggered this accident. police are try finding out who shot and killed a man in southwest philadelphia overnight. a man was shot once in the head walking on the agrees island of the 7300 block of west passyunk avenue. the victim, believed to be in his 20's was rushed to penn

presbyterian medical center where he died. no word on the identity or a word. this was the emotional scene a line mourners stretching down the block to support the family of a teen shot to death. tears and paid final respects to sample door dinubile. killed along with another teen allegedly at the hands of a third teen. >> reporter: the line for the service at the pif knee catholic church wrapped around the corner. spilled out into the street. as you heard all week, those who knew him only had good things to say. >> he was a great kid. he was always, always first to greet you. always had something nice to say about you. like a brother to me. i just can't believe it was him. >> reporter: it comes after dinubile and another 16-year-old caleer miller were gunned down. it happened at the intersection of 12 and and ritner.

pleas say the shooter is 16-year-old brandon oliveri. he turned himself into police headquarters. he hid his face and hugged two friends of what may have been his last moments of freedom. no word on that a motive for why police any oliveri pulled the trigger. at the funeral, we spoke to back frustrate and confused why things had to come to this. >> why you got to take somebody's life? you can't just talk it out? . >> reporter: oliveri is charged for killing both teens before he turned himself in, his home on juniper street was shot two multiple times, a violent few days that many hope is overwith >> i hope people can learn from this and hopefully south philly can change. >> we're supposed to be the city of brotherly love. >> reporter: as the mourning process continues, the message from so many, especially so many young people is that the violence stops. reporting in south philadelphia, bob brooks, channel 6 action

news. major league baseball has suspended houston astros first base man for making a derogatory gesture towards a los angeles picture but won't serve it during the world sears, in the game, he pulled on the corners of his eyes and used a derogatory term after hollering off the dodger who was born to a japanese mother. he was suspended for the first five games of next season. >> there is no place in our game for the behavior or any behavior like the behavior we witnessed last night. there is no excuse or explanation that make that is type of behavior acceptable. >> the cuba born has apologized and wants to meet with him to personally express his regret. his suspension starts next season because the commissioner didn't want to penalize the

astros. a stories that sure to warm your heart about a wonderful young lady named homecoming queen. as you'll see, she won the title because she's beautiful inside and out >> 17-year-old i see bella rodriguez is this year's homecoming queen at riverside high school in burlington county. bell had a as she's known has autism and cranial displasia. but her classmates see beyond that to see a young woman, now a senior, a member of the choir and the indoor color guard. it was a group of bella's classmates that nominated her for homecoming queen and campaigned for her >> she deserves it more than anybody. i'm so proud of her >> bella is the most kind hearted person i've ever met >> she's the nicest person. >> reporter: she received i during homecoming when the big announcement was made >> homecoming queen riverside, representing iz abella.

>> reporter: she was nearly brought to tears. >> you don't know what to say, it's been nearly a blessing. it's just really a blessing. >> reporter: her in? >> and the rest of her family were there to share the big moment. her mother said the family was planning to go out of town for the weekend until the principal called with the big news. >> i love these kids. they did not have to do this. >> reporter: her friends say they did because something to the one person who's always given of herself to everyone else. walter perez channel 6 action news. >> it's a great story. no better person to tell. still much more on action news. a new philadelphian who's take luxury to the next level. and what the city will soon have to offer. a soldier looking to give

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s. a beloved north philadelphia eatery is celebrating 25 years of business. alicia vitarelli found out.

>> reporter: they're celebrating a sweet milestone, 25 years. and the celebration of this silver anniversary is going to happen all week. >> it's been a long time. i was a young lady when i started. so things changed in 25 years. >> reporter: denise has been a staple on north 22'nd street. with lines rapid around north philadelphia for box as folks drive for miles to stock up for every holiday, she said the secret is simple. hasn't changed her recipes since day one >> we maintain it the way we backache it today was the way with baked it 25 years ago. >> reporter: her shop burned down just before easter in 2015 but reopened in 2016 about a year later of the denise says

now her shop is bigger and better and thanks all of her customers who have been so loyal over these past 25 years and counting. alicia vitarelli. channel 6 action news. >> we're feeling our sweet tooth right now. >> i was food at this point >> i think executive producer gets thanksgiving pies from ten niece's >> i'm looking forward to it this year. let's get you outside, we're live on sky tracker 6. what a miserable day coming up. yesterday was so nice, we had a lot of sunshine, warm, temperatures in the low 70's, today, coastal storm will come barrelling up the everyone sea board, cloudy skies to start. rain develops by mid morning and it will continue right through the overnight and the winds start to how old. again looks very messy over the next 24 hour, here's storm tracker 6. all is quiet for now r heavy rain knocking on the door, baltimore, dc, raining heavily. the band not pulling out of

richmond, another band off the coast of the carolinas lifting to the north as the coastal storm gets going, as it continues to blossom and intensify, these bands will lift north and intensify. there's lancaster right now, there's smithville, getting lancaster. wakefield area lifting north over route 30 heading into berks county and into the lehigh valley and again everybody will get in on the act here over the next few hour, it may be quiet across south jersey and the lehigh valley right now. but that's going to change here in two or three hour, temperatures are very, very mild. the normal high for this time of year, that right there, 63, we're sitting there, temperatures will continue to climb over the next few hour, but look at the colder air knocking on the door. 38 right now in pittsburgh. 36 in charleston, 42 in buffalo, windchills down into low 30's across portions of the tennessee and ohio valleys, as the storm

lifts to the north, brings the warm weather with it. as it pushes into canada and new england raps the cold air in. we'll feel blustery with highs in the 50's and windchills in the 40's. here's future tracker 6. rain intensifies over the next few hour, that will continue through the afternoon hours and into the evening hours, that's when it gets really, really heavy. you can see the reds and the oranges, indicating the heavy downpours, lifting north, through the lehigh valley and the poconos and eventually into upstate new york. then we get in on the backlash of rap around right here as the winds shift out of the west. we'll see moisture rap back in on back side. this will produce maybe a left over quarter. the heaviest will fall late this afternoon into the evening hours and everything eventually starts to wind down as we get into the overnight and then first thing tomorrow morning, at least in terms of rain, that's when the wind ramps up. so the impact scale looks like this, all is quiet, around 10:00

a.m. first batch moves on in, 9:00, 10:00 a.m. then somewhat of a break by midday only to see the next round move in afternoon evening, then heavy drenching downpours, we posted this a couple days ago, looking at one to three inches with isolated heavier amounts, the heaviest is expected later this afternoon through evening, localized flooding is possible especially in low lying area, maybe the smaller creeks and streams to begin to flood with all rain and the wind gusts pick up later tonight after midnight and through the morning tomorrow. gusts could exceed 50 or 55 miles per hour. so soaking steady rain is on the way. breezy, 68 is the forecasted high. winds are out of the southeast at ten to 20 miles per hour. overnight, the within tapers off after midnight then windy, 44 out lying suburbs 49 for center city, sustain winds 25 to 35 miles per hour and you can see through the morning on monday,

into the afternoon, gusts could reach as high as 50 or 55 miles per hour. so that's why, bring the halloween decorations in if you haven't done so, kind of bat end down the hatches. the exclusive accu weather seven-day forecast, highlighted, we've issued an accu weather alert because of the possibility of flooding and damaging winds, tomorrow morning, as we head into tomorrow, morning rain leftover stuff, then windy 58, chilly, windchills in the 40's, halloween chill, 58 for tuesday, wednesday, 59, then we start warming up again, 72 by friday, underneath a plenty of sunshine. perfect ten yesterday, minus two today. >> it happens. thank you, chris. whoop me goldberg and john legend came to philadelphia for a concert at the navy yard helping to raise money for an organization call philly fights cancer. goldberg was mistress of ceremony. legend performed alleged with earth, wind and fire. proceeds benefit the abramson's

cancer center at penn medicine. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side.

an 86-year-old woman was killed last tuesday when she was hit by a new jersey transit bus. people that shop and work there is have been expressing concern that the approach of that bus stop were dangerous, demonstrators were urging law management to relocate the bus stop. a grieving mother has come forward asking for help. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighter's report. >> he loved his family and his family loved him. >> reporter: a simple sentiment from a mother about her 28-year-old son, he was inside his apartment saturday, may 23rd, 2015. his building sits along the 5600 block of ogontz avenue in the olney section. about 12:45 p.m. police were called to webb's

apartment for reports of a hospital case and they found him with that bullet wounds in the back of his head pronounced dead at the scene. >> i haven't been able to piece anything together other than he was shot in the back of his head while sleeping on a couch. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia is offering up to 20,000 dollars in reward money for information that leads to the arrest and conviction responsible. just call the citizens bank park crime commission, 215-546-tips. all calls anonymous, the mother said the idea of no snitching is beyond frustrating. >> how a person can be killed this time with all the technology, the phones, and the video, whatever there is. how we can't find nobody. >> reporter: for her, the pain of losing her son still very raw. >> we spend -- i don't think we spent. >> reporter: i'm rick williams,

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. 6:55. sunday morning, forecast for today, pick out your location, you'll get wet. jersey shore 69, a soaking rain is expected today in the city of philadelphia, same deal, 70 forecasted highs for us. then for the poconos, 61 degrees with heavy driving rain. we're seeing a developing coastal storm. you can see some of the brighter clouds here. fill leap is pushing over about here, this storm moves away like this, this pocket of cold air right here this is what we call a trough in the upper level of

the atmosphere. coastal storm develops lifts north and that's why we see the heavy drenching rain, it's the coastal storm in the process of developing that brings us the heavy torrential rains, and later this afternoon and the strong powerful winds money morning gusts up to 55 miles per hour, within 54 anywhere from 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. who needs to get away when you can go vertical in philadelphia? that's the message from the city's new edition to the high end residential and hotel market. annie mccormack dedication. >> reporter: a mix of residents and a hotel at 29th and wall in the fmc tower, the latest development in philadelphia, raising the bar in luxury living. boasting a lifestyle with city views from the pool and terrace,

even a 3d golf simulator, a movie theater and list goes on >> it is nice to have bells and whistles at all the resorts you travel to but also in your apartment environment. this is a veteran kel neighborhood in one. >> reporter: according to the greater philadelphia hotel association, this city seen a boom in hotels with four opening just this year and at least 15 either slated to open the next two years or currently in the planning stages. >> we're looking at a 20 to 25% increase in our total room inventory, we have to make sure that we're marketing the city properly, make sure that the positive changes that were made at the convention center. >> reporter: the city throwing support behind residents especially as they vie for amazon second headquarters

>> i believe they will see the investment being made in the last number of years. i think there will be more competition in the city, but that's good for all philadelphians. more outside organizations to come into the city and invest money in the city and build high quality real estate projects like this that's what we're hoping for. >> reporter: annie mccormack channel 6 action news >> looks pretty nice. another hour straight ahead hear from the story we got now, breaking news ash fire recrash explodes i 29 northbound in delaware. >> an outpouring of relief, money and hug, of the fire ravaged bridget foy >> chris will be back with heavy rain and winds coming our way next on action news sunday morning.

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storm tracker 6 is live and an accu weather alert. several inches of rain, possible flooding and strong winds dale and tomorrow. today marks five year since super storm sandy delivered a devastating blow to the jersey coast line. the eagles take on the 49ers and the rain at the linc this afternoon. first to breaking news, big traffic trouble in delaware. a fiery tractor-trailer accident shutdown i 295 northbound north of route 141. the rig slammed into a con