and annie has 90 in white plains and hiding from the fashion police wearing white sandals and bermuda shorts. it's sour secret. it's 92 already in the city. we are in record territory and some in the area already tied. winds out of the west at three. relative humidity is 39%. and a sampling of a few other numbers. 89 in babylon. and 86 in the hamptons. and 91 in white plains, and 92 in the city -- that's 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. and dew points are 64. dew points for long island already in the 70s. so heat index values are already around 95 for parts of the area. and 94 would break the old record set in 1919. we've tweaked that. sun sets at 7:17 and between now and sunset a few more records. i think we'll be able to beat that forecasting 97. central park -- we'll likely break that. and la guardia and islip have tied their records. they'll likely break their records today. a sign of the season, this is not very nice. that pollen count is way up there today, tonight, and tomorrow. this is new from this morning. not surprised. air quality alert due to elevated ground ozone. this i

the champion of low income seniors and families you name it in the bay area since 1981, in fact, annie has managed self-help for the elderly a vital program for the range of serves for over 35 thousand seniors in the bay area that excludes heartache and education social, recreation programs and even serving meals over 15 hundred bay area seniors what a pleasure annie the president and ceo of self-help for the elderly. >> thank you (clapping.) thank you so much laura and welcome to the lady shaw and the self-help for the elderly center center in june scott adams tenant the graduation this is the new program the sf ran for the parts 9 years and every year we train 14 will 15 to 21 and teach them computer skills and internet skills but more important community skills and leadership scott was in my year annie your dream of standing the internet may come true i can't say too much by wait for my good news. >> i'm sorry david but, yeah really within don't short months upcoming here comes lorraine calling us to prepare for to announcement she's been working day and night thank you, laura i can't a

"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

compassion held a block party today and while this event has become a four year tradition this year is special as they prepare for world meeting of families. 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 f

party today while this event has become a four year tradition organizers say this year is special as they prepare for world meeting of families. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has more. >> this southwest philadelphia block party had frevring cotton candy to petting zoo bouncy house and even a dunk tank most of all there was laughter and smiles. >> i was lied sliding and laughing. >> the man responsible pastor lonnie herdone he calls this a kick start ahead of world meeting of family. >> we're excited about world meeting of families and i know it begins in a few weeks but we wanted to begin today. >> and christian compassion is bap tut and they welcome all denominations and they don't believe the pope visit is necessarily about what faith you are but about family. >> what we have in common we all love god and want to carry out principles of loving man kind and being better citizens and being great christians. >> it's a hard time. people. >> there are 3,000 members of southwest philadelphia church and many like terri lyndonald plan to take part in the world meeting of families. their third annual block party is for both church family and neighborhoo

"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

"action news" reporter annie mccormick has more. >> this is why you live in the city it's exiting to have this kaipd of event. >> center city businesses are hashing out details for the papal weekend and valley save ron has 8 businesses between chestnut and locust and gift store on house is doubling pope misdemeanor. >> hi no doubt we would be on, i think it's exciting it is happening. we live and have our businesses in center city and all of our restaurants in retail. >> the store is staying on and salon and yoga studio will close. >> all the local employees plan to work the weekend. >> we're playing it by ear and we will on as late adds people want to come in. if it ends up too much we can close the door and call it a day. >> world meeting of family organizers started on and fill campaign happeneding out but yonz and signs and offered a sweep stakes.for a tri >> boyds just received inventory from fall collection. >> it's christmas this time of year. >> they are now up to and during the papal weekend to accommodate customers and pope. >> if you decide to close that saturday the 26th

the champion of low income seniors and families you name it in the bay area since 1981, in fact, annie haslderly a vital program for the range of serves for over 35 thousand seniors in the bay area that excludes heartache and education social, recreation programs and even serving meals over 15 hundred bay area seniors what a pleasure annie the president and ceo of self-help for the elderly. >> thank you (clapping.) thank you so much laura and welcome to the lady shaw and the self-help for the elderly center center in june scott adams tenant the graduation this is the new program the sf ran for the parts 9 years and every year we train 14 will 15 to 21 and teach them computer skills and internet skills but more important community skills and leadership scott was in my year annie your dream of standing the internet may come true i can't say too much by wait for my good news. >> i'm sorry david but, yeah really within don't short months upcoming here comes lorraine calling us to prepare for to announcement she's been working day and night thank you, laura i can't and scott for being ore partn

the champion of low income seniors and families you name it in the bay area since 1981, in fact, annie has managed self-help for the elderly a vital program for the range of serves for over 35 thousand seniors in the bay area that excludes heartache and education social, recreation programs and even serving meals over 15 hundred bay area seniors what a pleasure annie the president and ceo of self-help for the elderly. >> thank you (clapping.) thank you so much laura and welcome to the lady shaw and the self-help for the elderly center center in june scott adams tenant the graduation this is the new program the sf ran for the parts 9 years and every year we train 14 will 15 to 21 and teach them computer skills and internet skills but more important community skills and leadership scott was in my year annie your dream of standing the internet may come true i can't say too much by wait for my good news. >> i'm sorry david but, yeah really within don't short months upcoming here comes lorraine calling us to prepare for to announcement she's been working day and night thank you, laura i can't a

the champion of low income seniors and families you name it in the bay area since 1981, in fact, annie has managed self-help for the elderly a vital program for the range of serves for over 35 thousand seniors in the bay area that excludes heartache and education social, recreation programs and even serving meals over 15 hundred bay area seniors what a pleasure annie the president and ceo of self-help for the elderly. >> thank you (clapping.) thank you so much laura and welcome to the lady shaw and the self-help for the elderly center center in june scott adams tenant the graduation this is the new program the sf ran for the parts 9 years and every year we train 14 will 15 to 21 and teach them computer skills and internet skills but more important community skills and leadership scott was in my year annie your dream of standing the internet may come true i can't say too much by wait for my good news. >> i'm sorry david but, yeah really within don't short months upcoming here comes lorraine calling us to prepare for to announcement she's been working day and night thank you, laura i can't a

anny hong has more. >>> they begin the cooling trend through today, marty and the next couple of days. >> sounds good. >> talking 80s inland. >> especially for folks with triple digits. >> it is tough when you have the hot temperatures and we will give it a break in the next couple of days. here is a look at the forecast for livermore today. upper 50s and under a partly cloudy conditions. low 80 by lunchtime. warming up fairly quickly through the morning hours. and looking for a high of 88. three and 4:00 p.m. and looking for a westerly breeze. and it is going to be a warm evening tonight. 85 by 6:00. anal mid-70s at -- and mid-70s and it is towards the coast and mild to warm conditions. and tomorrow morning clouds and the cooling continues and low 80s and then we are looking forward to an october warm up once again. right now. 57 in san francisco and good morning to you. >> 58. san jose. upper 50s. also upper 50s for santa rosa. this is the high in san francisco. sunny conditions. 72. and 79 in san mateo and lower 80s in palo alto. and talking generally mid- to lower 60s and 69 in ha

it looks pretty nice out in san francisco, but it is going to get hot meteorologist anny hong has ourter the break. notice how this breakfast burrito starts with the basic tortilla, but then inside... it's stuffed with tender, juicy, sliced steak. whoa whoa...slow down...what? i said steak. in a breakfast burrito? i can't keep up. this is advanced burrito, right? this is intro to burrito. boom. jack's new steak & egg breakfast burrito's got tender, juicy steak, scrambled eggs, and creamy sriracha sauce, all wrapped in a warm tortilla. lookin' for a basic burrito? this ain't it. >>> we're back onkron4 news. we can see plenty of blue skies which means it is going to be a hot one. let's talk to anny hong. >> reporter: a live look here we have clear skies and no problems with flights landing, liver more good morning to you, it is going to heat up for you. right now it 59, but by 10:00 o'clock we will see 70s and jumping to upper 80s by lunchtime and by 4:00 o'clock we'll see our afternoon high of maybe 103. that may be tying a record. the temperatures are going to be cooling down when i s

so far it has been a relatively call -- calm season that ends in november. annie" >>> a night for changes for the gloucester county police department. the chief and mayor made six officer promotions official at the council meeting in blackwood. three are lieutenants and the other three are sergeant's. and four new officers were sworn in to the force as well. [applause] >>> after a year apart two air force part ins reunited at philadelphia international airport. as you can see, they couldn't be happier. the dog recognized her handler. they were deployed in guam and now has a new home in new jersey. >> she has always been part of the family, but now she gets to live on my floor, have treats, run around as much as she can physically do. i am so happy to have her. >> mission k9 rescue and the war dogs association made the reunion tonight and adoption possible. an irregular heart beat cut her career short and she seems excited to have her forever home now. >>> on "healthcheck" tonight, your diet could play a major role in protecting you against brecht -- breast cancer.

has not committed. >>anny hong: to spending $4 billion of also address the refugee crisis the money will become from the u.s. agency for international development and congress would not have to approve the additional spending and cut into a store with told you about yesterday of former peanut company executive has been sentenced to almost 30 years in jail they found a store darnell guilty last year of knowingly shipping tainted peanut products from a georgia plant this incident happened almost seven years ago and guest today he was given 28 years in jail and the first executive convict early charges on a float was the outbreak two others convicted for their role in the average including his brother also set to be sentenced kentucky counting the legal trouble may not be over yet couples are seeking a new court order to grant from altering where's licenses for couples attorneys argued that the new streets eligibility couples as second-class citizens they're asking the u.s. district to prohibit them from altering

annie? >> hey, mike, alec, good morning to you. that's right. it hasbeen 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 will be greeting him, be able to hear the roar from the crowd as

>>anny hong: the president has some clue as to what he might say to us during his visit but they're also being prepared for plenty of surprises which have led to the cathedral, a seattle to the families and then later on today he had to washington d.c. to begin his u.s. tour and when he arrived for the friday visit will take the lead and was considered by an the security experts to be excruciating the difficult to loves getting out and being with the people to sit the service would not discuss how many pages of police officers to take part of protecting him and during a trip this said it will be among the largest mobilizations of security offers in american history. >>: help everyone the secret service is planning a vacation and this tended. is going to be something that the department, security has never managed before in terms of his land and its intensity one single thing goes from were all on to focus on it. >>anny hong: after a loss of the seat of france also mixup the new york and also philadelphia before returning to rome on sunday. >>darya: the boy accused of killing is a you're

annie mccormick talked to fans and has more. >> beyounce killed it. >> reporter: fresh off the headlinersncert goers came back for more. these high school friends fueling up for day 2. >> we're going to see augie ascertain stay there for jay coles. >> reporter: 140,000 people are expected saturday an sunday on the parkway to see music actors expand across five stages. it is the 4th year of the festival and now is becoming a philadelphia tradition. this year it's sold out. many say the best lineups so far. nick jonas pleased pop fans and electronic music acts are showing their presence. in the crowd, concert goesers sporting red white and blue many come from all over to philadelphia. these ladies traveled from new orleans for the weekend. >> the weekend doesn't takement stage until later tonight. a lot of people will spend the day they are hoping to get a glimpse of him maybe before the show. this used to be a bicoastline -- bi coastal events. but this year, philadelphia has it all to itself. >>> a reading police k-9 fell 15 to 20 feet while searching the southwest middle school after the

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. >>> annie mccormick gets an update from the berks county k-9 injured on the job. >>> trish hartman has drawn the plush job of lingering with the people soaking up the sun at the jersey shore. >> reporter: we've a beautiful day, but humidity comes back, i'll have the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast straight ahead. prep trauma unit 5. what've we got? bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game, you get operated on. it's what you do. (buzz!) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. live hd taking a live look for us, over center city. you see the center city skyline lit up, there's a nice little shade in between, you might want to find the shade, it's going another hot one out there today. >> reporter: warm, let's use the term warm. >> i was sweating outside yesterday, i had to walk five blocks it was like oh, my dear. >> reporter: it's chicago in in some areas, let's get you outside to the jersey shore, some of the have dropped in

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 dire street where people paid tribute to john green killed outside the tla after 8:00 p.m. there was a c

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> developing news from southwest philadelphia where a fire has damaged five homes. the blaze happened at 9:30. one person was injured in the fire, red cross is helping 22 residence from the five homes who were affected. the cause is under investigation. >>> a woman was shot with a bb gun on kelly drive hit in the leg walking near boathouse road in fairmont park after midnight. she noticed a group of four or five men standing beside a water fountain when she was shot in the leg. police believe it was a random attack. >>> police are looking for the vandal of vandals that flipped a car. they lifted the car around 4:00 a.m. nobody was hurt. >>> several cars were damaged and a driver was arrested for dui after a crash on south street. the driver slammed into two vehicles causing the vehicles to smash into four other parked cars. the impact was so strong two vehicles were stuck together and the tow truck had to pull them apart. nobody was hurt. >>> it's a warm and sunny labor day as we check the scene out from sky6 live hd showing you the view at the jersey shore, the bea

photograph of her on top of this mule looking pretty rough and tough and then she has a gun right there. it is very annie oakley to me which is that type of era and independent girl. one of lou's most famous essays was probably -- independent girl. it was written in january 1980. the last line of assessment -- -- the very last line of it is -- sooner or later he will meet a spirit equal to her own and there will either be a clash or they will unite forces with combined strength to go forth and meet the world. i think she means that person with herbert hoover. this is her diary from 1891 to 1892. this is when she was at college talking about different classes she was taking. one thing she talks a lot about his her bought me classes and going hiking. she -- her botany classes. she refers here -- miss palmer and i were a good match for climbing. we beat the others all to pieces. we found a lot of flowers as well as lizards and frogs. as part of that class, there were also sketches of flowers. this is lose a sketchbook. there are -- this is lou's sketchbook with flowers and butterflies. there is also the lat

annie choung. >> mayor sxhieshgz may i announces everyday you're coming to the square clubhouse. >> (laughter) this morning i was kind of worried we captain david has been wonderful every time we have to do something major he sends the officers to gentle talk to the folks outside and there's a nice environment but thank you to rec and park i wish they were here to see how both sarah and i from the c y c have been able to work siding with rec and park to bring this for the youth and residents in chinatown but today, i want on on behalf of the elderly on behalf of the self-help to ask our seniors today to give a big, big applause to mayor ed lee (clapping) speeding i want to announce that as of july thanks to tom from dbi and mayor ed lee and supervisor christensen we sarah and myself are going to put on weekly education working groups so the idea starting on july 20th we'll have a class every monday in the afternoon and go around you know and sign up all of the residents and all of the merchant and i sometimes here nonprofits workers our city workers may not be living within walking distance to chinatown and so we really need all the residents no ch

has a fabulous cast, many of them -- or several of them have been in "scandalous" or "annie" with me. and christopher whelan is a big deal -- that's my friend. there i am with christopher. he is a big deal in the ballet world. he has done a masterful, gorgeous job directing and choreography. >> gorgeous. >> it's like old-time broadway where every show would just thrill you. this show doesn't just thrill you. it's very, very good. >> and you weren't finished. >> no, no, no. i went over after that to the warner brothers screening room where hugh jackman has a terrific new movie coming out. he said i'm allowed to say it. at first they like to keep things quiet. i said when i heard this i thought why? one more thing about peter pan. >> look how cute you are. >> he is just about as cute as you can get. and as sweet as you can get this movie comes out in october. he and his wife, deborah, are doing something that you're going to hear a lot more about in the future. they have started something -- and because they've adopted their two children. they're from australia. deborah just won austral

has openedded cooling stations including at the community and culture center. these students tuesday night were placeed in an air- conditioned room for a production of annie. >> we're worried about the kids, it's hot and just worried about dehydration. it's just gross, hot. >> i am just worried about them. >> reporter: this bomb -- this woman who is nine months pregnant has one hope. >> i just hope it cools off, no more heat. >> reporter: the school that is will be shut -- -- >>> this is a legitimate heat wave. we had numbers today in the 100 to 103-degree range. the only record in the bay area proper was oakland at 95 degrees. monterey check that's hot in monterey. 95degrees. downtown salinas you got to 98 degrees today. how can it be so hot and how can we have so few records? it has a lot to do with this is the time of year we get the big numbers. this isn't that unusual to see temperatures 104, 105 degrees. national weather service tomorrow. second day in a row a heat advisory for the entire bay area. the heat advisory comes up when you're thinking of cities like oakland, san jose and hayward, where they don't have air- conditioning. that's why they're worried a

. >> kody's handler has been by his side the whole day and we reached out to him and he had no comments. annie, "channel 6 action news." >>> a surprise homecoming party for a local marine was almost ruined by the warwick county fire company came to the rescue twice. the driver family is singing praises. family and friends were prepar prepareing a feast for daniel's arrival when a fire broke out in the oven. the fire department came out and doused flames and then when they found out about the party, they sprung into action again. >> we pulled our resources and money and made a couple pans of sdeety and few other things and went down and delivered it to the family. >> it was overcome by their again rossty and the outpouring of love and it was a great day after all. i just can't thank them enough. >> i want to say thank you to the fire department for doing all that it was nice of you guys and awesome. >> how about that? driver just returned home from boot camp paris island. he had no idea his family was planning a party. >>> much more to come on "action news." the long road to freedom. tens of th

annie's organic. that happens all over the place. haynes secelestial hasarkets they wouldn't have gotten 10 years oeg. >> not yet. >>> hollywood this morning is on its way to one of the stronger weeks at the box office fr. the new bond movie that's called "specter" to thrillers like "everest. >> help, help, help. >> i'll get a rope. >> stay right where you are. >> i can't hold myself up. >> i'm coming out to you. >> good. good. >> come and get me. >> let's go. >> i'm coming tout you. here i come, mate. >> come, jake, come. >> eric joins us at the table. anything jake gyllenhaal, i'm sitting in my seat but what is the most anticipated movie. >> >> "fandango," ""hunger games,"" "star wars". this fall it's all about "the hunger games". she finally gets to storm the capital and take out the slimy presidents. a lot of people are anticipating it. i really like this franchise. it's been one of the most succesul adaptations. >> along with that we've got specter. >> no pressure. "specter" is like the biggest one ever. there's a henchman involved. we may see a class

unfolding, we head into fall, we wanted to show you, annie olden of lovets vilville caught a caterpillar this weekend. the video on her photography page has more than 900,000 views. wow. ined verible. she said she planted milk weed in her backyard to tract monarchs. an our nbc washington facebook page now, you will find another one of her videos showing a different caterpillar emerging as a butterfly, you know? >> sheltered, didn't get washed away, the rain we had. >> really, been bad thought in parts? >> it was earlier, now we are doing a lot better, still some wet roads, folks need to really take it easy with breaking this evening but in terms of lightning and the heavy rain, that's now well off to the east of the area, pushing right along out i-66 and far western areas of virginia. one warning up for hampshire, mineral county, west virginia, look around the beltway, fairly dry now, braddock to mount vernon, just a few showers and those are pressing away from i-95, that severe thunderstorm warning goes into 6 p.m. and that pocket there northern west virginia, these storms also are going to start diminishing and continuing to move away f

complaints and has renewed it every two years, now the funeral parlor owner, john gauger is not charged and he is get getting out of business. they are working to contact it's family members. annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> pope francis made a major announcement this morning less than a month away from his visit to philadelphia, is he giving all priests the ability to forgive abortion, during the holy year of mercy if the person has a contrite heart, this is the pope's latest move toward a more open and more inclusive catholic church. mayor nutter announced the mayors forum on wednesday september 23rd, they will gather at la salle university to discuss how to change public policy to help families and hope to find ways to make improvements to education and health care and public safety, "action news" has a special twitter handle to get ready for the arrival of pope francis, at 6 abc pope has late theest information and pictures. >>> today could be the start of our fifth heat wave of the summer, sky 6 hd taking a live look at the jersey shore, lots of people trying to stay cool on the beach here in atlantic city, and the stretch of hot and humid weather

that is what annie -- anna is talking about. look at the top that we has seen subsequent to this. this is the lowering of the u.s. the factxpected and that opec may be willing to talk about a fair price. anna: fair and reasonable pricing are the words they are using. might they be willing to talk with other producers about the possibility of cutting back on production. a do not want to shoulder all of that themselves. had a good effect on the u.s. session yesterday if you are an oil producer. are one of thers biggest adult stories for us today. anna: the broader picture with a negative one. down between seven cents and six cents. overnight, look following that china data, we saw yesterday's close, features stole off overnight. it looks like we are in for another negative session. anna: if anyone thought that the actions taken by the chinese would put a floor under the equity markets, it doesn't look like that has been happening just yet. talking about the european migration from it refugee crisis and we are asking a question on twitter about that. guy: the immigration crisis is a

annie tells us what is happening on the voice >> i cry every time i'm there. >> and mark helicopttenberger's buy to csi. >> now in our 35th season this is "entertainment tonight." kevin frasier has the day off. >> the biggest story in america right now has to be papal fever. we have the new angles. we have the angles. you have our pope culture report. >> madonna had a message for the holy father at her philly concert and new nickname for the pontiff. >> popy wopey is on his way over here, i want to dedicate this song to him. >> while madonna gave her blessing, other celebrities thrilled to meet the pope. >> we have the moment i think we will never forget. we were able to shake hands with pope francis. he's as warm and wonderful as you might imagine. >> matt and savannah met pope francis at the prayer service when sandra lee got a special blessing from the pontiff. governor cuomo's girlfriend who is cancer free after a double mastectomy said she was moved to tears by the moment. >> it's been a day of momentous appearances for pope francis. this morning he was at the 9/11 memorial and mu sem before. that, the united nations where there was a speech. yesterday, donald trump and his

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we can't trust a regime that has cheated on every deal. hispresident rue annie said centrifuges will not stop spinning. will not abide by any resolution. the white house is counting on verification, measures spelled out in secret side deals between iran and the iaea which secretary kerry testified to me that even he has not seen. and astoundingly the ap reports that the side deal allows iran to self-inspect its own nuclear sites. now the american people through their representatives in congress, are expected to vote on this measure without seeing these secret deals, which goes to the heart of verification. this, in my judgment, is nothing short of reckless. let us be clear-eyed about what we are debating. this is not a negotiation with an honest government but with a terrorist state and responsible for american casualties in iraq. if we allow this deal to go forward we are putting the security of the world at risk. security and in defense of the free world, i cannot in good conscience support this agreement. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlem

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 to address those issues. and they want residents to keep voicing concerns so they can solve any issues, hopefully so they can play host and take part in the his

has not yet been identified. charges are filed after decomposing bodies were found in a funeral home operating without a license, annie mccormick is live now with more on that story. >> reporter: today investigators worked with the medical examiner it to identify the bodies deposing inside and they are working to notify next of kin and working to find out who the organs belong to that were found in trash bags. >> blair hawkins charged with three counts of abuse of a corpse. they found three decomposing bo bodies. southwest detectives are investigating and they were working out a license and one was embalmed but not properly and in a casket awaiting remation and one was waiting to be embalmed and another body in a body bag so decomposed they didn't know the gender. >> there are two separate set of organs found in this bag belonging to two different people. the medical examiners are working to find out who they are. >> he says he was out of town and unaware of the situation. he had this message for the families. >> they deserve an apology. >> just last week in strawberry mansion a foul odor led police to three decomposi

has started towing cars. >> tows was set to begin moments ago 6:00 if you live in lockdown zone and have not moved your car time is up. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in fairmont with more, andia. >> walter, sarah, you can already see on this street behind me a number of cars already moved to different areasch the city is asking residents here to move to street parking areas outside of the restricted parking zone. or move to the suburbs or pick one alternative parking option options. >> fairmont resident kelly just got back from moving car to suburbs. >> hi to go out to the suburbs where my parents live in willow grove had to park my car out there and tate regional rail back to be able to come back to the city and be able to move around. now i'm depending on cabs and uber and zipcar. >> she's one of maybey that have to move out of restriktd area and other fairmont residents that had to move to other neighbors are concerned about parking and and limited space and some resident are taking a vacation. >> we decided to leave town to go down to my parents live in wilmington because our office buildings are closed, daycare is closed. >>

>>anny hong: with updated this number woman up now with his seven is our when speed has been very, wouldhe captain of the high it is you're going up to now 94 and not allowed nine is in santa rosa with the heat the fire danger is still elevated through this weekend for the rest of the bay area low 80s in san francisco 97 san jose the warmus reading once again will be in the east bay to include in livermore and 96 even the clothes will be tempered as in the '70s. >>anny hong: no '80s is one to be hot under thought wary son in the calling begins on monday hot inland but in the first day of fall on wednesday that looks really great kick. >>will tran: let's give a vantage point of sfo beautiful day graphics to have pictures look at that a little bit hazy should be cleared it out there enjoy yourself does give you some plans for the weekend here was what is happening tomorrow is free admission that the california academy of sciences from the thing is to do their include checking out the aquarium planetarium and in the rain forest in the mission is free. uhhh, it is a little awkward being on t

annie lederman. >> and together, we have issues. >> we have issues. you have issues. piece of [ bleep ] >> you're the one that has -- >> we have a pop culture talk show where we will debate the news. >> we will. it's a weekly, so we're not gonna be breaking news. but they won't hear our spin. >> they won't hear how much we disagree on all those topics. >> right, because you're a girl the first act, we're gonna do like a quick run-through of the topics that we thought we had something special to say. like it's not even the biggest story of the week. >> yeah, the stories that really like, come from our heart. you know like -- >> yeah, like -- >> the nicki minaj wax figure getting butt [ bleep ] by people. >> absolutely. >> that's meant a lot to me. >> yeah. i'm interested in what makes people tick. like nicki minaj's wax sculpture is on all fours. and i just want to know if nicki minaj was like, "i'll do it, but i got to be on all fours." or if she was like, "yeah, i guess i'll do it." she signed a piece of paper, had no idea what was going on, and they did that. >> i'm more interested in the people who didn't try

. >> reporter: his handler has been here by his side all day, we did reach out to him, but he had no comment. reporting in university city, anniennel 6 "action news." >> the migrants trying to escape the war in serious continues. cyprus rescued a fishing boat loaded with women and children, 35 were children. migrants are held in a port area so they can be processed, but they say greek authorities are not doing it fast enough. meantime, the thousands who got to austria have begun arriving in germany where they can get refuge and work. >> a couple of hundred people rallied in support of the county clerk in kentucky who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. kim davis remains in jail. a judge found her in contempt of court. she said issuing the licenses would conflict with her religious beliefs. a deputy clerk is issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. the father of cancer patient leah stills got bad news this week, darren stills got cut from the cincinnati bangles. her dad who is from camden will get to keep his nfl health insurance for five years. a lot of people sad to see him cut, but glad he will keep

has commented about that person went viral. >> nowadays we are seeing more and more people, getting an amplified backlash on social media, because it is such a global media. >> reporter: social media expert annie watched that video. >> wow that did clock him. >> reporter: read many of the comments lug some calling the fan disgusting and ugly. others even threatening her. the fan change her profile picture and tweeted that she was worried. i'm scared people will find me and hurt me one post read. >> i would absolutely take my account off line and i would hope if that happened to any minor that their friend and family and parents, and any authority figure in their life would help guide them off line in that way. >> reporter: although that is best advice she has for people who seemed to accidentally find themselves in the negative social media spotlight... this can throwing fan is staying on line, even apologizing to harry styles himself. >> she was very apologetic, which really is the right approach to take. she was owing him an apology, not necessarily the entire world. so now that is done, maybe she can call it a day. >> reporter: once again it does not appear this fan last night intentionally

annie mccormick joins us live with the story. >> reporter: matt i want to take you to the scene behind us that remains a crime scene, caution tape has roped off that area of broad and arch. investigators from the accident investigation division are working on the scene with philadelphia police officers that initially responded out here. take a look at the video from when we arrived on the scene earlier. this happened around 430 -- 4:30 one person died at the scene, the second pedestrian was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead, as well. the cab driver did stop nearby and we are told the cab driver has been taken to the hospital. at this hour we have no word on his condition. now, back out here live you can see the areas at broad and arch in front. city hall that are closed down, it's expected to be closed for another hour or two, they have not released any of the identities of the people hit or the identity of the cab driver. we did zoom in on the scene, the cab driver was brought to the hospital, as well. no word on his condition. live from center city. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, anne, it's been a

annie at the stock exchange. >> the important thing about today is the rally has held. it is off of its highs.ake a look at the internals on the market right now. two to one advancing declining stocks, oddly it doesn't feel that way. you see the move we had to the upside and selling off in the middle of the day. you see that blip down there later on. two to one advance in declining stocks. the buying has only averaged today, we have had heavy volume, this is just average. volatility the mix has been stable today, only a point or two on either side of positive or neg ditch. the big problem today is oil. that blip that we saw 45 minutes ago if you put up oil here was oil moving to the down side. that was a little bit of a problem for the overall markets. we rose as oil rose and moved down. if you take a look at the xle which is the energy etf you can see the same situation here. they essentially moved in lockstep. there is that orange line the energy etf and white line is crude oil. it has moved completely in lockstep today. in a certain way in lockstep with the rest of the market as well. the o