good morning anny. >> anny : we are waking up to a beautiful saturday morning as you mentioned. here is a live look at the bridge with nice clear conditions and split-- clear skies all the way across the bay in oakland you were in the low sixties under clear skies with temperatures getting into the '70s by lunchtime today, and upper '70's around 4:00 p.m. closing into the 80s a very nice and comfortable day if you have dinner plans in oakland today right now is 57 in san francisco and upper 50s in san jose in fremont temperatures today are warming up but not as warm today as compared to yesterday so by this afternoon we will see a lot of widespread '70's and 80's for warmest locations from 3 to 4:00 p.m. with the coast staying in the '60s for the most part and will definitely continue to cool down in tears tonight --into tonight when we come back will talk about your forecast and latino-- let you know about october's forecast >> marty : now, for the latest update on the valley fire burning in lake, napa and sonoma counties. the fire has burned just over 76-thousand acres and is

>>anny hong: the heat will last all that long were talking a warm-up today through to more than was start to ease back on the temperature is already starting on monday but a great way to start off this saturday morning every regular look lots of sunshine on this saturday and edge where not send any fall out there is a really nice start to the weekend we are looking a some pretty nice temperatures in some fairly mild readings for this morning is an early in the '50s 55 and the the more san jose we're at 56 degrees right now-today look like this especially for the east bay in an spots that a close livermore and 96 great weather for the kids today is a warm day in the city for to the eve of the coast will let you know just how much harder it gets for tomorrow it continues to bar middletown resident will be allowed to go back home take a look of the before and after video. >>will tran: one on the left the fire raging a total of 585 homes were destroyed thousands order to evacuate three people died in the fire right now more than 7000 homes remained friend. >>reporter: there is destruction as

>>anny hong: lot more comfortable this week. >>reporter: a look at the golden gate is give you a shot not too bad to start the day there is added clout to make note of a little better fog try to develop all expected with the on shore for worm discounts elements of the low far to the north is use when you consider way down here in the icon-the is the question coming up from the far south tropical nature is an called flash flooding in south west parcel so cal in the dozens we been sam was in between with high pressure cell. >>reporter: we have a softer line with the data started to weaken a little bit and is able to draw london for the to the south and bring in onshore flow is going to cool off every one floor to bay area 61 going on at the coast and 61 and 59 going on toward the coast 64 the backed by noon the terms of the 7768 some scattered clouds will keep the four castile by the late afternoon and the inland region 80 to 71 at the bay in 66 happening at the coast temperatures right now we're looking the sixth is going on the

i'm happy to be at lady shaw's and thank you, annie for hosting us here today, i'm very happy to see the former assembly me that man david chiu good morning david it was when david was supervisor i first became familiar with some of the programs to open up technology to the seniors i'm glad to have him here and welcome to the acting mayor and supervisor wiener. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and a special thanks this morning to comcast for making those programs and service available to our seniors and city hall the government can't do it all i'm very, very graph to comcast the last time i did an announcement like this we were standing in a school yard with young children i'm happy to be here at lady shaw with the seniors i love everyone in district 3 but a special spot for the seniors so i'm grateful to comcast for making those services available those to members of our community. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so thanks too to the community technology network and to the community living campaign and to self-help thank you to ann and our folks at the aging and adult services

annie mccormick is live at the scene north broad and afternoon streets. what do we know, annie? >> reporter: matt, that's right, two pedestrians were killed after being hit by a taxi cab earlier this morning. take a look behind me. it is an active police scene at the intersection where it happened at 4:30, that's at broad and arch in front of city hall. police are out here, the accident investigation division is out of here, what we know at this time one victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the second was rushed to the hospital, but pronounced dead a short time later. we are told that the taxi driver did stop nearby the scene. all the roads are closed around the area, as investigators remain out here on the scene at this time. again, taking a look the police lights, the police tape we're on broad street right now, it is closed for at least several blocks around here, while they remain out here, they could be out here for another hour or two. like we said one person was pronounced at the scene the other at the hospitalful we're learning more information we'll bring to you onc

annie is also very funny, but annie is very like, who hurt you? >> i have resting somebody

reporting live in center city, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you annie.he vine street expressway is technically on but you really cannot get off. it's mostly a thoroughfare. within the past 35 minutes penndot shut down 6 exit ramps to lead into secure vehicle zones of papal grounds. chopper 6 was overhead as crews blocked off 626 third, broad and eighth street eastbound and westbound and those exits will remain closed until monday morning and production crews are working against the clock. installing finishing touches of the papal stage at eakins oval and making sure everything is in place for the big concert festival saturday night chopper 6 was overhead tonight as he they were testing lighting. we also flew over logan circle where the knotted grot owe is illuminated outside the cathedral basilica of saints peters and paul. 18 heth and parkway "action news" reporter dann cuellar what's the latest there tonigh tonight? >> well jim security trip tightening. only those involved in security or construction are allow todd drive vehicles on the parkway. federa

annie mccormick is -- pellet gun. annie mccormick is live at the scene in fairmont park. >> reporter: matt that has police concerned this was a random attack possibly by multiple people against a young victim near kelly drive. investigators say it unfolded around 12:30 a.m. while a woman was walking down a trail near kelly drive and brewy hill drive in fairmont park near the jogging trail and boathouse row. the victim was not in the leg by a pellet gun. she told police three men jumped out from behind the weeds near the trail and fled. medics transported the victim with a graze wound to had had h. we are waiting to hear details from police, if the woman was doing a late-night jog or leaving the festivities downtown. three to four men she told police jumped out from behind the weeds and shot her with a pellet gun. if you have any information contact police, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> annie, thank you. >>> a vigil was held to honor the man killed outside a concert on south street. the action cam was on

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> terrific. thank you, annie. now, let's take it over to brian taff and sharrie williams at eakens oval for another vantage point of this magnificent night as it's unfolding. >> reporter: hi, rick, monica, we are at eakens oval. it will become the center of the broadcast efforts as the night goes on. the stage will be the center of the attention. right now list of performers taking to the stage, you heard some of it just a few moments ago, jackie evancho with that soaring voice. 15 she blows our mind. i want to draw your attention to what's happening on the other side just over our left shoulder, television right, philadelphia police officers line up, their lights lit up, that is because where pope francis will begin the next papal parade on the parkway. as such all the people that will be sitting in these white chairs are lining up along the fence to get one last look at pope francis before he makes his way on the stage. he'll have a front-row seat to all the performers. >> reporter: his chair is the center of th

annie? >> and jim, if you live in south philadelphia, a lot of people know in some neighborhoods it is really tough to find a parking spot on a normal night, so it has a lot of residents asking what's going to happen when the pope is in town. >> parking is always difficult here in south philly, so you definitely have to find a parking spot. pray to like the park gods. >> we are flooded like it is, so park something a huge issue for us. >> the concern in some south philadelphia neighborhoods, the line drawn here at south street when the traffic box begins to go into effect friday evening of the papal weekend. cars can drive in but can't leave. residents are anticipating people driving in to see the pope will fill already-crowded streets with few parking options. >> the parking already you have to drive around for awhile to find a spot period. >> covering more than a dozen neighborhoods in the second district, they are receiving a lot of calls with similar concerns. and few came to the meeting

annie?re. temperatures are going to be climbing fast today. look at your day planner. right now in the upper 50s and by lunchtime it'll already be in the upper 80s today. 98 by 2:00 p.m. at 5:00, 10 miles an hour and this evening also going do be quite warm fr you. only mid-80s by 8:00. slow cooldown. heat advisory for all across the -- 6:00 and 10:00 and goes through 8:00 tonight. what it means will temperatures will climb quickly throughout the morning hours. widespread 90s and triple digits. that's where we're going to see some of the hottest ratings for today. in the beaches, also be quite warm. temperatures are going to be warming up. boy lunchtime a lot of 80s and 90s already. by later this afternoon between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. we'll be hitting our afternoon high and then by 3:00 you can see buyspread 90s at the minimum for most locations and then i think this model underdoes it a little bit. flirting and challenging a couple record high. and then this evening, boy, it's a slow cooldown

annie mccormick is live near the scene along kelly drive with more. annie. >> reporter: yeah, matt, that's right, scary moments for the young women who police say was the victim of a random attack along kelly drive. it unfolded at 12:30, while the woman was walking down the trail in fairmont park near the jogging trail on boathouse row. the victim was shot in the leg by a pelt gun. she tells police three to four men jumped out from behind weeds that was near the trail and they fled. medics transported the woman to hanheman hospital. she did suffer a graze wounds, but in stable condition. if you have any information you're urged to contact police. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> new this morning, one person is hurt following a crash and pursuit in south jersey, the action cam was on the scene on route 55 in mantua township. two vehicles collided and one took off. police pursued the car and lost sight of it near the delaware state line. the other driver was taken to the hospital in stable condition. >>> an elderly delaware cou

annie mccormick joins us more with more. annie. >> reporter: and rick, that's right we did talk to police at aid, they are not releasing the names. victim but they are from the philadelphia region, but they were in the city this weekend specifically to see made in america festival. just after 4:30 a.m. police responded to a grizzly scene at broad and afternoon. this cab hit two pedestrians, a 25-year-old man and woman. the impact threw them 100 feet from the taxi. the woman was pronounced at the scene the man died shortly after at the hospital. a witness said the taxi driver was going 50 miles per hour 25 miles per hour over the speed limit it is not confirmed just yet. >> allegedly, and again, this is preliminary, the witness approximated their speed being over the speed limit. that has not been confirmed. >> reporter: the 41-year-old cab driver stopped and was taken to the hospital due to chest pains. he is cooperating with police, they are awaiting toxicology results from the blood work. >> the good thing here, he didn't

so let's get to the fox reporter annie, live there in washington, did. c, hey, annie?y, mike, alec, good morning to you. that's right. it has just been frenzy of excitement here in the nation's capitol ever since he landed on tuesday. you know, yesterday, was a very busy day for him. he met with the president. he greeted tens of thousands of people along the papal parade route. and then of course the big mass at 4:15 over at the bass ill a as you mentioned, it was full of surprises, and that is sort whatever he's proven to us number of times on his trip here, during his trip, he's an unpredictable pope. right? so, you know, did he have busy day, hopefully he was able to go home and get plenty of rest, and get a good meal in, and knowing him, it was probably a simple one. and just sort of recharge for that big day ahead of him today. now, unless something has changed that we're not aware of, we know that he is expected to leave the vatican embassy this morning, at 9:00 a.m., so just in a few hours here we will see him stepping outside of the embassy, over 200 student wi

but then, who's the dog in annie? >> oh, yeah.my: it definitely was. >> he was like three times my size. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so, it was really weird. i was like, sandy. here, boy. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: a human played sandy. we have a clip of young ariana grande in "annie." take a look at this. it's really cute. ♪ tomorrow tomorrow i love you tomorrow you're always a day away ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes. ♪ we love that. that's adorable. that is so cute. >> wow, i was so sharp. >> jimmy: oh, so sharp, please. no, i mean, that's the best. it's so adorable to see that and then look at you now. i mean, you're ariana grande. >> i'm a little better. >> jimmy: oh, no. you're just fantastic. we made a pinky promise the last time you were on the show. >> yeah, we did. >> jimmy: and you said the next time you had music news. >> yeah, i was gonna come and share it with you first. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i kept my promise. >> jimmy: what do you have? >> okay, so i -- my first single off my new album is coming out on octobe

but annie, this still talks about these thing that were not clear are sexual assault.ken a very different position. you have actually done work on a film, that asserts that campus sexual assaults are not just these hookups that have gone bad. they are calculated, premeditated crimes. you talk about predators. tell me where this fits in to this discussion. >> there is a lot of research that shows that you have serial predators on campus who assault multiple women and also men. so we have talked about a lot of well, but we also need to recognize not only men are sometimes maybe falsely accused as you say, but also can be have victims as women. >> reporter: you said that his clients are falsely accused. i know you don't know who they are. >> i don't know their cases, i do not know who they are. >> but you believe that happens? >> i believe there migh might ba case somewhere out there where somebody might have been falsely accused but the data suggests that number is very, very small. >> in talking to dozens and dozens of students who have been accused overtime, you know,

annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> passion pass i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. summer celebration sale's so hot you're gonna need shades. not those shades. these shades! take a cool 20-35% off all sun shades, cascade shades, basswood and more. shades on sale. there's nothing cooler than that. blinds to go. blinds for life. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast and it's been loverly. tomorrow will be a good day of weather. >> really across the delaware and levies, yesterday nice, comfortable today. hotter tomorrow and no complaints for labor day weekend. we'll show what you is going onment stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you it's dr dry. it's been quiet thanks to dominating ridge of high pressure. no precipitation to track. we'll show you fixture outside. the action cam was outside earlier tonight l

hi there, annie. >> hi marty.re heading out this morning, be you might want to have a little light jacket. it's 57 for our friends in san francisco. temperatures are going to be warming up, and also the skies are already starting to clear out this morning. we could see some pretty good cloud cover out there. so in the city today, we're looking for a high of 72 in san francisco. we'll hit that between 2:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. look for a westerly breeze at 5:00 to 10 miles an hour. highs for the rest of the bay area look like this. a lot of 70s and 80s. many of us a little cooler compared to yesterday. bushing close to 90 in livermore. san mateo pushing close to 80 at 79. a nice day for you. upper 70 nhl san jose, and also for the hayward area at 76 degrees. when i come back, we'll break down the highs for you in the north pay, in case you're going up to wine country later today, and also your battle of the bay baseball forecast a little later. >> we have an update for you on the valley fire. firefighters expec

annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> annie, thank you. with all this focus on logistics and security and even some of the inconveniences the pope's visit will bring, it's important to remember that this event is a spiritual one. and all around the area, christians are preparing for the visits with prayer and reflection and for some, that includes making a joyful noise. here's "action news" reporter trish hartman joyful music comes from the nigeria evo community choir at st. debris in cobbs creek one of the last rehearsals before the performance at festival of families this saturday on logan square stage. >> finally i have story to mel my kids and grand kids. imagine it is a big honor. >> choir director nikki aduma wrote a letter to festival organizers asking for the opportunity. >> it givers me hope and motivation. i want to continue. we've been sinning all our lives and this is really, really exciting♪ music filled st. andrew catholic church in spring garden during a math for lithuanian families. >> it's all in preparation for the holy f

annie? >> we found it cheaper in that in a couple of places in south jersey.s prices have continued to go down. but here $1.90, and in cherry hill it is the first time in a lopping -- long time twee are seeing them below $2 prices so though they are saying fill er up. >> i feel like we will travel more, go places more because prices are lower. >> i am seeing a big savings. even for this it would cost me like double the price of what i am putting in now. i put like $20 a week and it used to be $40. >> this tank holds 255 gallons. >> a lot cheaper than what it was. >> this week seeing prices more than $1 less than this time last year. that's significant savings. it could be as much as $15 to $22 per tank. >> traditionally prices drop post-labor day, but experts say it is the first time in a long time they dipped below $2. one reason, crude oil is cheaper and they are switching to a less expensive one. >> come the middle of the week is when the e.p.a. lifts its mandate on summer-blended gasoline and we make the switch over to winter-blended gasoline at the pumps.

and annie mccormick is live in center city after speaking with several business owners tonight.nnie, it is not all doom and gloom and today's report highlighted one bright spot. >> that's true, jim. the controller says that this is just a preliminary report. and he actually calls it a snapshot of the papal weekend revenue. now in it, retailers and restaurants do not do so well, but hotel the did. >> it was sold as it would be a boston to -- boost to the city. >> and they said many retailers saw little boom. here where every retailer and restaurant stayed up, making less than half than a normal weekend. and he says the survey he is reading from local businesses is grim. >> i have seen several comments from restaurant owners saying, one of them say they are moving out of the city because of this, and the other one says they have to close up. >> not everyone complaining. this own are prepared for anything. >> friday was great, this was great saturday. sunday was a little slower that is when our regular customers come in and stock up. >> many regular customers skipped town. restaura

and annie mccormick and dann cuellar on the francis beat. annie live outside of the basilica of saints peter and paul. and over shadowed by the world meeting of families is why the pope is here in the first place and the meeting begins tomorrow. >>> >> jim, that is right. thousands of people are expected to come for the world meeting of families and stay throughout the weekend. registration did begin this morning. and foam afternoon our opening ceremonies. take a look behind me, this is the grotto next to the basilica where people can come and write out a special intention on a ribbon and tie, and go into the chapel and say a prayer. open 24 hours leading up to the big days. the images on the dome of the basilica on the exhibit unveiled on the eve of the world meeting of families. and hotel like the marriott downtown are full of people checking in. and this group from the vietnamese marriage enrichment expect 700 from their group alone. >> from tokyo, canada, australia, and all over the world. >> the marquezes arrived from mexico and the nun

annie. oh, there's my cat. annie. >> yes, annie survived. see more of his story and his neighbor's story next on nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> still ahead, in and out in less than a minute. the hot items thieves were after in santa clara and vancouver. >>> and good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri. showers right now on the doppler radar. tracking rain chances not only tonight but throughout the week in the microclimate forecast. >> and a first for levi's stadium which is hosting monday night football for the first time. a live look at the stadium in santa clara just ahead, the warnings issued to people who work near the stadium. ==janelle/take vo== not just homes, but businesses too. the valley fire has left so many >>> not just homes but businesses too. the valley fire has left so many with so little. it all happened so fast. this is video of the fire raging saturday night into sunday morning. >> raj joining us from middletown. it's hard when you live in the area and you walk around and see you don't recognize even your own neighborhood

annie mccormick is live with new information. >> reporter: sara, philadelphia police have charged the funeral director, blair hawk ins of three counts of abuse of a corpse and they have no record of hawkins funeral service ever applying for a license. >> the medical examiner carried out three bodies at 53rd and vine, state department investigators working on a tip called in southwest detectives after finding deplorable conditions, one body was embalmed in a casket awaiting cremation and one was waiting to be embalmed and one was in a body bag, the funeral director says he did not know where that body came from. and they say there is no fridge ration inside and the bodies must be kept under 40 degrees, he told dann cuellar that he brought in hawkins to turn the business around and was out of town. >> the rules and regulations are clear how long a body can be kept out of refrigeration and not embalmed. >> did mr. hawkins not understand that or know that? >> it's my understanding that he did know that. >> philadelphia police responded to an unlicensed funeral parlor in the strawberry man

performances, and now i heard this, i want you to verify this, tell me about your performance in "anniechin changed a little bit, explain this. >> well, we did a number called "easy street" in "annie." but the first time they did it, it was just with 400 extras, dancers, singers. it was overkill. >> seth: right. >> and i -- both tim curry and bernadette peters, i said, you know, it really should be short, it was just the three villains, you know. they're doing too much. but anyway, so we wrap, i went back to -- i was living in honolulu at the time. benadette went to new york and tim went to london. now, i had always wanted a chin. >> seth: that's nice. >> i had a very weak chin, and i -- there was an oral surgeon in honolulu who said he could bring it out about three millimeters. i didn't want a big chin. all i wanted to was to be able to feel rain. [ laughter ] >> seth: otherwise it runs straight onto your shirt. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> i got the operation, so i got more of a chin. >> seth: okay. it's a lovely chin by the way. >> well, it's there. anyway, so i got a call fr

annie mccormick is live with the details. >> reporter: investigators spend the day identifying the bodies and notifying the next of kin. saying this funeral director had enough experience to know what he was doing was wrong. >> he is charged with three counts of abuse of a corpse. they found three decomposing bodies. they found the body of 69-year-old body of harvey vaughn embalmed but not properly in a casket waiting to be embalmed and the other two decomposing and then the investigators found more. >> two separate set of organs found in this bag that belong to two different people, the medical examiner is trying to identify where those organs came from. >> the facility had no license but hawkin his a funeral director's license and an unblemished record since 1969. this woman had questions about the care at this facility. >> sole pro pry ter was away and was unaware of the situation. >> the whole situation is unacceptable. >> this is the second time in weeks that decomposing bodies have been found at funeral homes. they say it may be over money. >> and police say that if a family makes a

annie mccormick followed up on house he is doing.ght here by helicopter thanks to a special program for police dogs and search and rescue dogs injured in the line of duty. penn vet doctors are talking about the condition of cody. it was during a call to check out southwest middle school in reading he fell 15 to 20 feet from a cat walk. >> we are optimistic, he is making progress, his handler is up there, and i think he is very happy that want handler is there because he perked up for us. >> reporter: his hander grew concerned when he became will a. a program was created to transport injured police and search and rescue dogs to penn vet's level one trauma center. the idea came after new castle county police dog was shot in 2009 in delaware. friday night was the first time they put the plan into action. after landing on the hele pad he was transported to u-penn. >> they have the package that makes us a level one trauma center critical. >> reporter: cody's handler has been here all day, but he had no comment. annie mccormick channel 6 "

"what do annie and onnie like?" >> "what do annie and onnie like? they like chicken curry." >> [ laughing ] they like chicken curry. do you like chicken curry? yes? okay. >> in nepal, children express gratitude with flowers and the traditional "namaste." >> namaste! >> there are also grateful children in africa... cambodia... india... and laos. since it started, room to read has reached more than 1,600 schools, and built 15,000 libraries -- libraries filled with books published in the local language. this is made possible by donations of all sizes, including help from american teens. >> students throughout america have gotten very involved in room to read. we have a movement called "students helping students." so, students pick a goal, they pick a country, and we don't dictate to them, "here's what you need to do. here's how you need to do it." we say, "here's the menu. you can decide. you decide on a project. you decide on a country. we'll tell you how much it's going to cost, and then we'll report back to you on how the money was spent. >> it cost

and annie mccormick with details on the late ess esst round of t.nd rick williams and monica malpass spent the day in washington. >> good evening from washington, d.c. we are at catholic university where they are preparing for much-anticipated papal mass tomorrow. >> as many as 25,000 of the faithful are expected to attend. this is his 10th foreign visit, but the first to the u.s. and longest to date. and he touched down at joint base andrews where he was greeted by the official first family. the official greeting at the white house home. and sister mary scullion will be on the lawn for work with homeless and hunger. >> and i hope he speaks to the fact we need to be a culture of inclusion and diversity and it is encouraging and inspiring to try even harder. it is a message for all of us. >> tomorrow afternoon the pope will travel here to catholic university for the mass and canonizati canonizati canonization ceremony. >> and when i see him i think i will shake, i will cry. it will be unreal. >> will have the mast pope will meet with 400 u.s. bishops

"action news" reporter annie mccormack has this story. >> reporter: this vehicle will became submerged, after millions of gallons of water began to gush on to hunting park avenue saturday evening. a portion of the parking lot, buckled and crumbled apart and then metal fence and barriers surrounding the lot followed. philadelphia police and the water department responded after getting calls about water in the roadway. >> this evening approximately 8:00 p.m., we were alerted to the water main break on a 48-inch transmission main. we had that main turned off, approximately 9:45, we're estimating the loss at approximately 15 million gallons of water. >> reporter: hunting park avenue remains shut down between 29th and fox streets overnight and into most of the sunday. >> once our clean up efforts are done, on hunting park we will begin assessing the damage to the water main and working to excavate to get a visual on it. >> reporter: according to the water department water pressure was restored by 10:00 . it affected some area businesses like nino's pizza during their busiest time of the wee

annie mccormick has more. >>reporter: >> this southwest philadelphia block party had everything from cotton . >> i was laughing and yeah. >> pastor lonnie herdan calls this a kick start ahead of the world heating of families. >> we're excited about the world meeting of families and i know it begins in a few weeks. we wanted to begin today. >> and the church of christian compassion is baptist and they welcome all denominations they believe the world meeting of families and visit is not about what faith you are but family. >> what we have in common we all love god and really want to carry out his principles of hofing man kind and being better citizens and being great christian. >> people that have a hard time and fighting and police and community we want to bring everybody together to show we always love each other. >> there are 3,000 members of the southwest philadelphia church, and manly like terri lyndonald plan to take part in world meeting of families. their third annual block party is for their church fami

reporting live, annie mccormack for channel six a "action news". >>> stockton university approved the sale of the former show both casino in atlantic city. there are reports that philadelphia developer bart blatstein was in talks with the school. we will to have wait until friday, to find out if he is indeed the buyer and how much this sale is worth. stockton purchased the shuttered casino last december, plans to convert tonight to a satellite campus, fell through. >>> rosemont college has announced it is dramatically lowering tuition. it was going town 43 percent from $32,000 to 18 and a half thousand next year. rossmont will also drop room and board by $1,900. the school's president says that she wants to help families who thought that college was out of their price range. there is a catch, financial aid is also being reduced. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, tsunami advisory for people in hawaii, it is as a result of the earthquake that hit chile this evening. we will take you there. >>> we have been warming up, the past few days today, high of 87, 9 degrees above normal

"action news" reporter annie mccormack has this story. >> reporter: this vehicle became, submerged after millions of gallons of water began to gush on hunting park avenue saturday evening. a portion of the parking lot buckled and crumbled apart and metal fence and barrier, surrounding the lot follows. philadelphia police and water department, responded after getting calls about water in the roadway. >> this evening, approximately 8:00 p.m. we were alerted to the water main break on 48-inch transmission main. we had that main turned off 9:45. we're estimating loss at approximately 15 million gallons of water. >> reporter: hunting park avenue remain shut down between 29th and fox street overnight and into most of the sunday. >> once our clean up efforts are done on hunting park we will begin assessing the damage to the water main and working to excavate to get a visual on it. >> reporter: according to the water department water pressure was restored by 10:00 . it affect area businesses like nine owe's pizza during their busiest time of the weekend. >> we looked at some customers, they keep

let's begin with annie mccormick live at the security checkpoints. hi, annie. the. >> reporter: hi, matt, that sea of people that tam was talking about, they have to get through here first before they head to the parkway for that mass, of course, the climax for all these events of the some people who came here today said they drove all night to get to today's portion of the events including the mass. a number of things are different today. there are fewer checkpoints that are yesterday. the ones closer to independence hall are close because there are no events over there. the lay of the land has changed a bit. don't go the way you went yesterday. you will have to rely on law enforcement officers and volunteers torched where the checkpoints are. in talking to people who are coming through, a man came up to me he said he was walking from south philadelphia his concern was and the biggest problem he had he couldn't find a checkpoint. because of that he had a walk a longer way than expected because there are different closures than yesterday. once you get to the ch

"action news" reporter annie mccormick picks up the story from there. >> and the k-9 code jury here inin stable condition. he was brought by helicopter thanks to a police program for rescue dogs and animals injured in the line of duty. >> he fell off the ledge and had traumatic injuries on the way down. >> the condition of the reading police department's 3-year-old belgium dog kody it was during a call last night to check out southwest middle school when kody fell 10 to 15 week on a catwalk. he suffered one laceration. >> he is cautionly optimistic. his handler is up there now he's happy the handler is there he's perked up with us. >> veterinarians and the handler grew concerned when he became large ar gik. the helicopter got kody from a nearby parking lot. >> he got her quickly. >> cindy heads the penn vet working center. at the with the hospital of the university of pennsylvania and u penn police she helps injured police and rescue dogs to penn trauma certainty. it happened after diablo was snot 2009 delaware. friday night is first time they nut plan to action. after landing on hup h

ezra and annie still with us. ezra, what do you mean by that?ounting an insurgent candidacy. he's now ahead in some polls in iowa and way ahead in new hampshire. and he's doing it without -- he's really in a way the anti-trump. comes in have virtually no name recognition in the national democratic party. he comes in with no money. he doesn't get the kind of wall to wall media coverage trump gets, not even a shadow of that. he's not even going into negative campaigns. he ms pro-ed he would not go into negative campaigning and so far he hasn't, yet he's gaining in very serious ways on hillary clinton. that's a tremendous kind of victory. and it's worth noting, too, he's doing it without really an issue that's splitting the democratic party. this isn't like when howard dean or barack obama used the iraq war, where there was a tremendous fissure in the party. sanders is doing it on a pure approach to politics. it's just a tremendous political accomplishment, i don't think we quite are able to recognize the magnitude of yet because we're so distracte

annie. >> reporter: he got annie the cat. finally found his cat annie. we're happy for him. dwayne haerp one of the leaders in this community. and i should mention, dwayne harper also part of my extended family here. so we were really happy with what he's doing with his community and keeping his hardware store and zbroesh ri store open during this difficult time. essentially servicing the firefighters and pg&e crews that are working here around the clock. among the 10,000 plus evacuees, many, we've been following their story and spending a lot of time with them, they are down below which is about a 30 minute drive from here in middle town. that's where we bring in michelle roberts with their status, michelle. >> reporter: for many tonight really the worst part is waiting and not knowing. some people don't no if their homes are still standing. red cross is here, the amazing thing has been really to see the people who are helping and even enjoying themselves. look behind me, the kids enjoying a little monday night football in front of the tv lights. theresa is trying to find a