jeanette and matt. >> thank you david. morning america." >> amy robach joins us with a look at what's coming up right after "action news." amy i know you're keeping an eye on president trump's upcoming foreign trip. >> reporter: we certainly are, jeanette and matt. great to be with you on this wednesday. coming upping north korea's claim of their successful launch now confirmed by u.s. officials as trump is now heading to the g20 summit this morning with leaders from around the world so what will be done about north korea and what will trump discuss with putin and their high stakes first face to face? we're going to break all of that down for you. then a veteran umpire suing major league baseball claiming racial discrimination by the league and a personal vendetta against him by one of recognizable figures in baseball formers yankees coach joe torre. is your home vulnerable to our "gma" investigates team takes a look at how your smart home devices including even your coffeemaker could be giving crooks access to your rsell

jeanette. >> okay, tam, thank you. >>> 5::is your time.ght first responders in south jersey come under fire while trying to help a shooting victim. >>> and it's sentencing day for the mastermind of the bridgegate scandal. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> ♪ whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> ♪ >> breaking overnight. gunfire erupts killing two women inside a truck. when police got to the scene, the engine was still running. >> plus, the massive manhunt for the four young men missing in bucks county, it's now going into its fourth day and the person of interest is out of jail. >> it's going to be another hot and humid day and on top of it all there's a chance for storms. good morning out there. it's 5:

jeanette reyes is here. >> we need a portable ac.eorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning, guys. >> good morning, everybody. and we are off to a somewhat sunny start. the clouds evaporating a little bit but boy, it feels muggy out here on the terrace already. satellite showing you that some thicker cloud cover sweeping through is starting to push off to the east. thicker clouds come in later today. there's a couple showers by pittsburgh that could be an issue late this afternoon and this evening in a couple spots. 79 degrees right now though. 76 degrees in wilmington. 77 in trenton. 72 in allentown and 75 degrees down in cape may. and the dewpoints are high. we're in the 70's just south of philadelphia. philadelphia itself very close to that. and even in allentown that 66-degree dewpoint indicates humid air. any time you get up close to 70 you're starting to talk oppressive humidity and that's what we've got in philadelphia and worse down to the south. here's how it's going to roll today. 79 degrees by 7 o'clock. by no

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, jeanette. the main search site is right down the street from us. they searched multiple properties, though. this is a labor intensive process with just a lot of ground to cover. expect to see more police activity along route 202 today as the search for four missing men stretches into another day here in bucks county. chopper6 was over the scene on route 202 in solebury township yesterday. federal, state and local law enforcement scoured the property. heavy construction equipment was hauled onto the 90 plus acre property as investigators search for evidence connected to the four missing men. 19-year-old dean finocchiaro of middletown township f-19-year-old jimi patrick of newtown, 22-year-old mark sturgis of pennsburg and 21-year-old tom meo of plumstead have been missing since last week. investigators haven't commented on how the men are connected but said they do fear foul play. friends of the missing men have arrived to the search site hoping for news. meanwhile launch officials have searched

matt is off and jeanette reyes is joining us. >> we're following breaking news.

so of all the construction projects that's kind of a big one jeanette. >> good to know.hank you, karen. >>> speaking of your drive, if you commute into new york city with an e-z pass you may not be getting the discounted toll rate. aaa found only people with the new york e-z pass will be charged the discounted rate. it happened 92 million times between 2012 and 2016. new york m the. ta confirmed that and said the discount is only available to those with new york ease passes. anyone can contain an e-z pass even if you live in another state. aaa has handed its findings to federal transportation officials. >> thanks, jeanette. >>> time to take a look at business. more bad news for takata. they're recalling 2.7 million more air bags bags this is involves a different air bag inflater than the one involved in the previous recalls. the company thought this particular part was safe until now. the new recall will affect 2005 to 2012 ford nissan and mazda vehicles. that's a lot of cars pay attention if you have that model. children's clothing retailer gymboree announced it is clos

reporting live in the sat center jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> thank you jeanette. >>> therestill no deal in harrisburg to pay for pennsylvania's $32 billion budget with the clock ticking. governor tom wolf has until midnight on monday to sign it or it becomes law without his approval. the spending plan was passed on friday but without an agreement on how to pay for the whole thing. lawmakers need to figure out how to cover a $2 billion hole. >> ♪ >> we continue to follow a developing story out of north philadelphia. that's where police are investigating a disturbing discovery of what they say are organs found in a child's casket right on the sidewalk. authorities were called to the 3,000 block of west clearfield street just after 9:00 last night. when they arrived they found a closed but unlocked casket on the sidewalk. police say inside there was no body but there was a.m. bag -- a bag containing what appears to be human organs from a infant or child. a witness tells "action news" he heard a man calling for an officer and he ran over and saw the casket with his own eyes. >>

good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, matt.ou can hear the collective sigh of relief. lawmakers are calling this the best deal they've seen in over a decade and it means new jersey is back open but it was not without compromise. this morning state beaches, parks and historic sites will open for the first time after a three-day government shutdown that that furloughed an estimated 30 to 35,000 state workers. this after legislature went back into session monday to try and break the deadlock and come to a compromise. >> finally tonight i'm very pleased that both the speaker and senate president have reached a agreement that result in the legislature fulfilling their obligation to deliver a budget to the governor. i'm saddened that it's three days late. but i'll sign the budget tonight. >> reporter: governor chris christie officially ended the shutdown after signing a $34.7 billion budget. the agreement includes legislation to overhaul the state's largest health insurer horizon blue cross blue shield. christie called for annual aud

jeanette reyes joins us. >> let's head over to meteorologist, david murphy and matt pelman in for karen rogers this morning. good morning, guys. >> hey. but now the party is over, the fun is over let's get back to it. >> you're full of good news. [laughter] >> back to work for a lot of us. we worked yesterday. it wasn't that bad. let's take a look at satellite and this is the weather center and you can see that there's a little bit of cloud cover out there and we do have a bit of a precipitation maker down in delaware. those little blips of green that you see down to the south and i'll go ahead and bring in storm tracker6 live double scan for that closer view. this is mostly now north of dover and just to the south of smyrna. there was a heavier cell highlighted in yellow that is beginning to fall off the map now so there you see it. actually that's some red there, too, sort of a heavier downpour. one thing i'll say about these is even though they're not producing heavy downpours right now they're moving very slowly so if you get this caught on top of you it's going to stick around. i e

reporting live in the sat center, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." nydia. >> the inked out that deal just in time. jeanette, thank you. >> ♪ >>> we continue to follow a developing story out of north philadelphia. that's where police are investigating a disturbing discovery of what they say are organs found in a child's casket right on the sidewalk. authorities were called to the 3,000 block of west clearfield street just after 9:00 last night. when they arrived they found a closed but unlocked casket. police say inside there was no body but there was a.m. bag containing what appears to be human organs from an infant or child. >> the coffin appeared to be a fresh coffin. it was possibly taken from a funeral home or possibly just dug from the ground from a fresh grave. >> reporter: police continue to search two nearby cemeteries for freshly dug up graves. they've also been contacting funeral homes in the area. authorities are also looking into whether this could be part of some sort of satanic ritual. the remains have been taken to the medical examiner

jeanette reyes is live at where the victim is being treated at temple university hospital.er now she's got the latest. >> reporter: well, tam, the victim is fighting for his life right now. police are not sure whether or not he will survive his injuries. the search is on for the shooter. let's go to the video of the scene this happened overnight just around 12:30 along the 5,000 block of the germantown avenue in germantown. police ponded to multiple reports of gunfire. police arrived to find the victim with gunshot wounds to the head, neck, torso and groin area. police rushed him to the hospital in very critical condition. investigators have talked to several witnesses. none have provided a suspect description. there's no known motive at this hour. police believe the shooter wanted the victim dead. >> based on on ballistic evidence we know that numerous shots were fired from very close proximity. we found numerous spent shell casings on the street and sidewalk just feet away from where the victim was when he was shot. i appears that the shooter walked up on the individual a

matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> we're following breaking news at this hour.ladelphia police are looking for a man who stabbed a woman multiple times overnight. >> authorities arrest a man on a gun violation as they continue their search for four missing men in bucks county. >> and if you're reaching for your cup of coffee, listen up. new research shows coffee drinking could give you more than a morning jolt. >> on this shift, we will then therefore live forever. let's go on over now to david and karen who have had their morning coffee. they've got your weather and traffic. good morning. >> you're not a coffee drinker but i am so i'll live forever. >> good for you and i'll be -- well. today we've got stuff to talk about so let's go ahead and take a look at satellite and the weather center shows it to you. there is a little bit more cloud cover around today than there was yesterday. overall we're looking at clouds and sun and storm tracker6 live double scan shows us that there is at least one little bit of rain and this does have pockets of heavier downpour act

jeanette reyes is live on the scene in the city's feltonville neighborhood. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the manhunt is underway this morning police searching for two hispanic males. that's the only description they have released right now. take a look at the home that somewhat teams surrounded. they believed the suspects were inside. the 17-year-old girl is in the hospital shot once in the chest by a stray bullet. this happened before midnight along the 4900 block of b street in the feltonville section of the city. the victim was standing in her living room when the bullet came through the front window of the front door and struck her. she is in stable condition this morning. as for the suspects in this case an off duty officer who was near the scene saw the suspect run into a home down the block where we are right now. somewhat teams were called to the -- somewhat -- s.w.a.t teams were called to the property and it was cleared after the shooters were not inside the home. we talked to a man who moments before founded car was struck by another stray bullet. >> somebody hit the car

jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> at least it's friday, like tam said. >>> happening today, trump and members of the national security team will meet with russian president vladimir putin at the g20 summit in germany. abc's emily wowl is following the latest. >> reporter: this morning, protesters assemblying after a full day of demonstrations to begin the g20 summit. a distinctly welcome for trump in hamburg compared to the cheering crowds in warsaw. in his speech to the people of poland, the president calling out russia for its activity in syria and ukraine. >> we urge russia to cease it's destablingizing -- destabilizing activity in syria and iran. there's a high stakes sit down between president trump and vladimir putin. >> president putin will walk in the door with a specific intention in mind. >> reporter: an official telling abc news, the meeting will only include a select few, the two presidents and their translator the russian foreign minister and secretary of state rex tillerson. >> do we want to see president trump who wants to be loved or a tough negotiator? >> re

jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you jennette. there seems to be infighting between members of the presidential inner circle. scaramucci is backtracking vulgar language he used to describe reince priebus, he dismissed steve bannon the chief strategy gist as purely self interested. scaramucci said his only mistake was trust ago reporter. >>> it is 5:06 a.m., new this morning, a man is recovering after a stabbing in center city. it happened after a fight around 3:00 a.m. in the 1200 block of race street in center city. police say the fight was between two people. the victim was rushed to the hospital in serious, but stable condition, the suspect was taken into custody nearby. >>> police are looking for a thief who broke into a mosque and stole cash from a donation box. detectives say he tried to do again five days later, but failed because authorities moved the money into the safe. officials worry that the suspect maybe a member who prays alongside them. >>> philadelphia police released this vandalism, that wrote kill a cop, save a

>> good morning it is friday july 14, matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is here. >> here's what we're following for you, the story continues to develop in bucks county where one body has been identified and one stunning confession has been made in the disappearance of four men. we're live in doylestown with the latest on the investigation. >> police investigate an overnight accident that left a man in critical condition. >> and president trump and the president of france find that the two leaders are moving past their differences and showing mutual admiration. >> let's go over to karen rogers and david murphy. david you were not joking about the strong storms. >> reporter: there are storms out to the west, not only west of philadelphia, but we've got watch boxes that have been pushing through the region in the overnight hours and had some issues with that, actually as we went through the afternoon and evening and tornado warning in the western suburbs. as we look at situation with storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see there are showers and thunderstorms just to the west of phil

jeanette reyes is live in gladwyn with the latest on what we know. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good news, the fire it was extinguished, there's a bit of a detour and the roads are closed off, because peco is digging up the ground. let me give you a live look, the police cruiser just pulled up now, spring mill road and conshohocken state road. heads up to commuters, north spring mill road is the only road blocked at this point. all this started at midnight when a branch fell on power lines bringing them down with it, starting to fire to a gas line underground igniting the fire under the road. minutes ago we did get an update from peco saying commerce are without power. they are making slow and steady progress, we'll let you know as we get an update out here, this main line road is open this morning, reporting live in gladwyn, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> new this morning, gunfire in camden wounded a person overnight. police found the victim shot in the head. it happened at 12:30 a.m. on the 2500 block of south 8in

reporting live in north philadelphia, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> a 9-month-old beabl is in stable -- baby is in stable condition after being found with a hypodermic needle in its calf. police say the child rolled on the needle while in bed with his father. dearths are trying to determine if resurrection due found in the needle was a narcotics. so far nobody has been charged. >>> smoke and flames filled a highrise department building in center city sending residents to the streets. the fire broke out at 13th and walnut. a column of smoke poured from the roof of the 12 story building. investigators believe the fire started in the air-conditioning unit on the second floor. >> there was a loud banging explosion kind of noise outside of my apartment. >> i was terrified, i was afraid going to get out of control. >> luckily there were no reports of injuries, residents will not be allowed back into the building until l&i completed inspections. >>> a woman was found dead in the lehigh valley, pennsylvania state police are calling her demise suspicious found left side a condo u

accuweather is tracking more rain some of which could severe. 5:30, july 14, matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> let's head over to karen rogers and david murphy. >> reporter: we are seeing the storms impact the morning commute. >> reporter: we have satellite and there's cloud cover out there, obviously to the west of philadelphia we have had thunderstorms develop and they are rumping through right now. storm tracker 6 live double scan they are in the middle of chester county heading toward media, right now arriving in the county seat of delaware county, bell fonlt right about now -- bellefonte, right about now, as well. boothwyn in delaware county looking at the arrival of these. when they get to the communities and everywhere else in between, you can expect heavy downpours of decent amount of lightning and we had gotten 18 lightning strikes within this cluster and gusty wind ahead of it, perhaps a 30-mile an hour gust which could bring down a tree branch or two. that's the cluster moving through chester and delaware county and getting into philadelphia county. philadelphia o

matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is here. let's here about the storms, david and traffic, karen rogers. >> reporter: yesterday was beautiful, we're due for a little heat and humidity. >> reporter: obviously today is not too bad, it's the transition day to the yuck. we have cloud cover to the south of us along withai

reporting live in the sat center, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." tam. >> thank you,. >>> three people are in custody after an exchange of gunfire and police and the suspect in delaware. the confrontation happened on westover road in wilmington, last night. new castle county police responded to a robbery at a home. a suspect fired at an officer getting out of his patrol car. the officer returned fire and chased down the suspect a few blocks away. nobody was injured in the shootout. wilmington police located two other suspects believed to be involved in the robbery. >>> a deadly crash in gloucester county, new jersey, remains under investigation this morning, chopper 6 hd was over the 3100 block of delsea drive in franklin township last night. a minivan and a car collided killing a person and injuring another, no charges have been filed. >>> new on "action news," a yardley borough police have released this sketch of a child-luring suspect. two boys fishing say the man approached him on july 17 and had another child with him. the suspect asked the boy

amer >> good morning it is monday, july 10, matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> here's what we're following this morning, breaking news, a pennsylvania state trooper is hurt in a hazardous materials call. >>> four men have gone missing, police are trying to find them. >>> septa rail riders will have to show their tickets sooner before they get on the train. >> i guess we have to get it together. >> reporter: we all have to get it together. >> reporter: did you enjoy your weekend? >> reporter: i did. >> reporter: here we are, let's get you to the satellite center, we have lack of cloud cover locally. it's south of philadelphia, with precipitation in the area. we're looking at a sunny start. some of the clouds out to the west will eventually move in, and there may be a spotty storm. 70 in philadelphia. of 1 in in -- 61 in allentown ad reading and the atlantic city airport. right now it's not all that humid, although you will feel the change as the day goes on. 71 degrees by 7:00 a.m. a few clouds around at noon, 84. sun mixing with increasing clouds later in the day, 88 d

>> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, july 13, matt is off, jeanette reyes is here with us. >>> we're following break newing, the body of one of the four missing men is found on a bucks county prrpt -- property along with other human remains. >>> the parents of the person of interest in this case are due in court this morning. >> looking live at the ben franklin bridge. we are facing dangerously hot conditions, it doesn't look that way, but we're experiencing an excessive heat warning. >> this is the day when your makeup slides off your face. >> reporter: a couple of days have been hot and people have been doing things outside, today is a day to be extra careful. the weather session the big issue is excessive heat. there's a warning across the region. in the worst areas we'll see heat index values the only one 99 and 04 this afternoon, maybe higher than that, something to keep in mind as you head out to work or i wouldn't recommend playing at all out there, but there's going to be the issue with the heat all the way today. we have sun on the way before we get clouds mixing in, b

>>> good morning it is thursday, july 27 nat is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> we're following breaking news. >>> the coroner is on the scene of a house fire in montgomery county. >> a thrill ride at the ohio state fair breaks a part flinging people into the area, one person is dead, others injured in a horrible spectacle. >>> the mayor in allentown is due in court today charge with corruption for a series of pay to play schemes. >> matt pellman is looking at traffic and david murphy has weather good morning gentlemen. >> reporter: satellite shows you a little bit of cloud cover out there, we are expecting sunny breaks through the day, the humidity levels are going to rise up gradually as the day goes on there's a chance of a pop-up showers or thunderstorm later this afternoon and tonight. temperatures, 64 in trenton. 68 in allentown. 68 in beach haven. 63 in ac. philadelphia, 68. 69 in wilmington. 68 in dover. fairly comfortable conditions with the humidity on the low side. 68 by 7:00. noon, 80. today's high, 86. you don't see it on the map because i think it will happen proba

jeanette reyes is here. >> david if they could come up with portable ac. >> reporter: we were outside yesterday, it was tough, but today will be worse. >> reporter: we'll start you with a big issue that's the heat warning and advisory in effect. the weather center shows you that. the heat index value in the core of the heat today will get up to between 99 and 104. even in the outlying areas in the advisory, you have to be careful because the heat and humidity will combine to make heat uncomfortable. satellite showing there's rain out there, and we have temperatures in the 70s. 7:00 a.m., 80 degrees, noon, 94. 3:00 p.m., 97 that's the high, it's close to a record, more importantly it will feel like 104 or so, in urban centers in particular. 96 degrees by 5:00 p.m. as late as 7:00 p.m., 94 degrees, i'm posting the chance of a strong thunderstorm across the region as as we go into the afternoon and evening. in fact today's chance of severe weather is a little bumped up over yesterday. yesterday we were in the clean which is an isolated storm. today scattered showers and thunderstorms any

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> we're following breaking news this morning, a fight inside a philadelphia bar spilled out into the streets leaving a man critically injured. >> the brother of the teen who was gunned down in a road rage attack in chester county talks about the arrest of her suspected killer. >>> chris christie calls for another special session this morning as the state grapples with a government shut down. >>> karen rogers is off, we're joined by david murphy and matt pellman, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, time to start a new workweek, a shortened week for most. >> reporter: today is hot and humid, but a good time to spend time near the pool. we have rain off the coast and showers exiting. we'll start out with sunshine and partly cloudy skies later on today. there's a chance of a late thunderstorm. 75 in philadelphia. 73 in wilmington. 69-degree readings in allentown and reading. 68 in lancaster. 73 in ac. 71 in cape may. it's humid out there today, we are expecting it to maintain fairly sunny conditions until later in the afternoon, 76 de

jeanette reyes is live at 6th and market where folks are taking advantage of the long holiday weekend. hey jennette. >> reporter: hey, rick, they need celebrating since friday through the weekend, now it's monday, doesn't feel like it, festivities are underway at independence mall. while there are a lot of celebrations there was time taken out to celebrate and honor our local heros in blue. >> pal, the officers of pal are here everyday in our community. >> reporter: today philadelphia's welcome america 4th of july celebration continue by honoring the everyday heros at the museum of the american revolution that showcases some of the oldest heros. >> they are who they see as a father figure or big sister. >> reporter: the police athletic league focuses on youth enrichment that runs through the summer. wawa presented pal with a check or over ten thousand dollars. ♪ meanwhile, performers were doing sound checks just a couple of blocks away for our fourth of july festivities on independence mall for the historic block party, the kimmel center for the performing arts will grace the stage wi

5:00 a.m., thursday, july 27, matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> we're following breaking news, firefighters are on the scene of a deadly fire. we have an update from investigators we'll have a live report from montgomery county. >> new this morning, a man is facing charges for attacking a septa police officer. you see the video there, what we've learned about the suspect's past. >>> after a few comfortable days, the heat returns and accuweather is tracking possible showers. >> hope you enjoyed yesterday is the bottom line. >> let's go over to david murphy and matt pellman is in for karen rogers. >> reporter: the sticky stuff will rear it's head once again. >> reporter: it does look like it will come back and we could have a late day storm, too. we have a bit of cloud cover out there this morning. we expect the cloud cover to hang with us with sunny breaks. 67 in philadelphia. in allentown we're at 67, as well. 71 in wilmington, 71 cape may. humidity is on the low side it will come up as the day goes on. the temperature will rise, too. 68 degrees by 7:00. noon, 80

5:00 a.m., friday, july 14, matt is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> we continue to follow the latest developments in the murders of four men in bucks county. the lawyer of the man detained in the case said he had confessed. >>> new this morning, a vehicle hits and kills a pedestrian in a philadelphia neighborhood. >> storm tracker 6 live is tracking stormy weather for our friday. >> i know we have to let david murphy tell us about that, i don't think i want to, let's go over to karen rogers with good news. >> reporter: we started with the storms and the roads will be wet. >> reporter: i'm waiting for the good news. >> reporter: it's coming. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live will show you in a second we have thunderstorms around, for now, the wide view shows you cloud cover on satellite. we have thunderstorms moving west to east across the region. as we look closer at these, some of these are piling into the center portion of chester county and it does look like those are producing lightning strikes and also heavy downpours and possible flooding there's the chance of a 30-mile an hour

let's go over to jeanette reyes whose live on the scene along the 4100 block of b street in feltonville. georgia net. >> reporter: good morning, -- good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is the home where the s.w.a.t team was inside they cleared a couple of hours ago. innocent victim, the 17-year-old girl was shot in the chest. it happened along the 4900 block of b street in the feltonville section of the city. the teenager was standing in her living rahm when the bullet came through the front door and struck her in the chest. she was taken to st. christopher's hospital and is? stable condition. an over duty officer saw the suspects run into a home down the block. s.w.a.t team was called to the property, but they were cleared after the shooters were found not to be inside the home. we did talk to a gentleman just a few minutes after he found his car was hit by a stray bullet take a listen to what he had to say. are you just seeing that now. >> this car got a bullet. that's my car, the other one is my car, too. >> reporter: so this is the second time this car has ag

jeanette reyes is at temple with more. >> reporter: police are not sure if the man is going to survive his injuries. he is fighting for the life after being shot multiple times after pilot blank range. the -- pointblank range. the search is on for the shooter. police say it happened around 12:30 a.m. along the 5,000 block of germantown avenue in germantown. they responded to multiple reports of gunfire and arrived on scene to find the victim unresponsive with gunshot wounds in his neck chest and groin area. there's no known motive at this hour. police believe the shooter want this man dead. >> due to the fact he was hit so many times it's appears he was the intended target. we don't have a description or the direction that the shooter fled after firing the shots. >> reporter: and there are many businesses lining this street here, police are hoping they can get ahold of surveillance camera footage that has the shooter. there was a shooting less than 24 hours before this one where they found a plan lying dead on the ground. as of right now, police believe the incidents are not related. a

matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is in. >> let's go over to matt pellman and david with weather. >> reporter: let's take you to the weather center we have satellite and radar. you can see a fair amount of cloud cover is sweeping through. it's over east of philadelphia. looks like the instability, the precipitation winging in from the north and west will be with us in a couple of spots later tonight. 67 degrees in philadelphia. 63 in trenton. over in allentown, 67 degrees. 61 in the airport atlantic city, 6 in dover. 71 degrees currently in cape may. again, 67 as you head out the door in philadelphia. it's going to be warm this afternoon. 68 degrees by 7:00. noon, 80. 85 by 3:00 p.m. high of 86 that will hit at 4:00 p.m. notice how i'm posting the possibility of thunderstorms popping up in a couple of neighborhoods between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. and could see something as early as 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. these will be spotty, but if they hit you hear a rumble of thunder take cover lower floors indoors because there could be an isolated thunderstorm that could produce isolate the win

matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is here. let's here about the storms, david and traffic, karen rogers. >> reporter: yesterday was beautiful, we're due for a little heat and humidity. >> reporter: obviously today is not too bad, it's the transition day to the yuck. we have cloud cover to the south of us along with rain. we're looking at a fairly sunny start. there will be some cloud cover mixing in and and you could additional stuff to the west. obviously it will get a little bit more humid as we go later into the day. let's see if we can get this rolling. here we go. temperature 68 degrees in philadelphia. your allentown temperature just 58 degrees. as you look at the numbers, fairly comfortable, cape may, 70 degrees. dewpoints are low, it's a good morning to get your exercise walk in. sunshine by 7:00 overall. 71 degrees. high today is 88 degrees at 3:00 p.m. after we get past 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., you will feel the humidity come up, it won't be oppressive, but it's part of the package. dewpoints we're in the 50s in a lot o

. >>> good morning, everyone, it is monday, july 3, tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> let's head over to david murphy and matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: we're seeing red, white and blue the next few days. >> reporter: looks like most of the fireworks today and tomorrow are in good shape. storm tracker 6 live has been showing us we're dry this morning, satellite reinforcing that idea with cloud cover moving off to the east of us, along with showers there's another cluster of showers north of cincinnati pushing east along with a bank of clouds that could come into our northern and western suburbs in particular later this afternoon. 74 degrees currently in philadelphia. 72 in wilmington this morning, the northern and western suburbs including allentown in the mid to upper 60s and 70 degrees currently in cape may. it's starting out a bit humid. as the day goes on, the humidity levels are liable to drop off a little bit much like yesterday. 76 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 88 nigh boon, -- by noon. the high, 92. 88 at 7:00 p.m. if you're heading to the pool or the beach remember there

reporting live in feltonville, jeanette reyes. tam. >> neighbors tried to save the victim of a deadly shooting in north philadelphia around 1:45 a.m. at 4th and west indiana. neighbors found the victim shot on the sidewalk. they were trying to take him to the hospital when police got to the scene. the man was pronounced dead at the hospital. police are trying to identify the victim. >>> philadelphia police are joining the manhunt for a murderer wanted in delaware county. john le was shot and killed outside his friend's apartment haverford road in haverford township saturday night. they say the man was seen walking near the victim and running away from the scene spholg the deadly shooting. -- following the deadly shooting. >> i heard about 15 shots at least, and i immediately got on my shoes to come out and see if anybody was laying out here. >> investigators believe the suspect is driving a shark -- charcoal gray four door volvo. >>> a 24-year-old went missing in the middle of the night while swimming off point pleasant beach. she

reporting live, jeanette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> there is more ahead on "actionews" at noon. an arts and crafts store chain is ordered to pay a $3 million fine and the allegations involving merchandise from the middle east to hobby lobby stores into the u.s. and an ice-cream tour around the region we'll tell you the best places to grab a cold treat coming up in our next half hour. and david murphy is back with the accuweather forecast. when "action news" continues in just a moment. >>> an evacuation order remains in place for hundreds of residents in colorado. authorities ordered people to leave after a wild fire broke out at a popular ski resort. the base includes hotels and restaurants and about businesses but that section is not evacuated yet. that fire is among several burning out west include nevada, washington and california. >>> the investigation continues into that deadly shooting of a new york city police officer yesterday morning. 48-year-old officer familia a veteran of the inch ypd was shot sitting in the squad car in the bronx. and investigators tryi

matt is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> we're following breaking news, the coroner is on the scene after a home was engulfed in flames, we're live at the scene with the details in montgomery county. >> an armed man points the gun at police and officers open fire. >> you probably saw this comfortable after a few comfortable days, the heat returns. accuweather is tracking possible showers now. >> david murphy says what do you think this is? it's not fall, it's still summer. and matt pellman is in for karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: govern everybody, we expect the humidity to rise as the day goes on. we have sunshine to the east and generally speaking we've clouds and sunny breaks and we may see a pop-up storm later. humidity on the low side, 68 in allentown and reading, 71 in wilmington, 71 in cape may. 68 in dover, delaware. your call for this afternoon 68 degrees by 7:00 a.m. noon, 80 degrees, later today 85. by 3:00 p.m. i expect a high of 86 around 4:00 p.m. notice how i'm posting a chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm later this afternoon and into the evening. where

reporting live in north philadelphia, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." alicia. >> thank you. >>> smoke and flames filled a horizon apartment buildings in center city sending residents into the street. the fire broke out last night. chopper 6 hd was over the scene as the column of smoke poured from the roof of the 12 story building. it is believed the fire started in the air-conditioning unit on the second floor. >> there was a loud banging explosion kind of a noise outside of my apartment. >> i was terrified, it was going to get out of control. >> luckily there were no reports of injuries, residents will not be a allowed back into the building until l.and i has completed inspections. >>> a woman in bensalem was killed trying to save her pets from her burning home. the 39-year-old originally escaped the blaze yesterday morning, but ran back inside for her animals, she never made it out. >> new this morning, philadelphia special victims units is investigating how a hypodermic needle ended up in a baby's leg. the child was found in the home on the 200 block

. >> good morning it is 6:00 a.m., monday, july 10, matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> we're following a developing story, multiple police departments descend on a bucks county home in the search for four missing young men. >>> the hearing goes on for the penn state fraternity brothers in connection with the pledge's death. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers. looks like it will be a rough week on both fronts. >> reporter: it does in terms of build heat and humidity and thunderstorms. right now it's comfortable to start out, though, as you look at satellite and radar, there's a few clouds around locally, but there's big stuff off to the west. i expect sun and clouds mix later on. temperatures, 69 degrees in philadelphia. still in the upper 50s in reading and allentown. 66 in wilmington, 61 in trenton. 70 in cape may. the dewpoints this morning in most cases are treating us pretty well as you get into the southern bay and down the the shore, mid to upper 60s dewpoint numbers indicate more noticeable humidity. in philadelphia, that 60 is not a bad num

jeanette reyes is live on the scene in the feltonville neighborhood. leash i -- alicia, i'm sorry, jennette, you can imagine how scary was for this teen girl. >> reporter: police say she was shot in the chest by the stray bullet. take a look at the bullet from the scene it happened before midnight, sunday in the feltonville of the city. authorities say the victim was standing in the living room when the bullet came through the front window of the home in the front door and struck her in the chest. she was rushed to st. christopher's hospital and is in stable condition this morning. as for the suspect in the case, an off duty officer who was near the scene at the time saw suspects run into the home down the block. somewhat teams were called to the proper, but cleared a couple of hours later 1:45 a.m. after the shooters were found not to be inside. the search is on for the suspects. interestingly enough before this live hit here, we talked to a gentleman who found bullet homes inside his car, quite a few gunshots were fired and we understand at least one

jeanette reyes is live in the satellite center with the details. >> reporter: good morning, tam this is another serious blow to president donald trump's agenda. early this morning, the senate rejected a measure that would repeal parts of obama care. the skinny repeal was voted down 51-49. arizona john mccain joined two other republicans in providing critical votes that defeated the proposal. the 6 term senator only returned to washington after a diagnosis last week of brain cancer. he told reporters to wait for the show before entering the senate chamber and ultimately voting no. after a night of high suspense, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said it was a disappointing moment and time to move on. >> it's time to turn the page. i would say to my dear friend the majority leader we're not celebrating, we are relieved. >> many of our colleagues on the other side are celebrating, probably pretty happy about all this. but the american people are hurting. >> reporter: this is how the two senators from the tri state vote pat toomey, yes to repeal. democrat senators bob casey, bob in

let's go over to "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes live along north spring mill road in gladwyn with good morning jennette. >> reporter: good morning tam we have a couple of what's going on. it was an underground fire, believe it or not now crews have extinguished that. there's work to be done on the road. the road is filled with peco crews literally digging into the roads to look at that damaged galong north spring mill and conshohocken state roads where all this started. heads up to commuters now only north spring mill road is blocked. this started at midnight when a branch fell on power lines bringing them down starting a fire to a gas line that went underground igniting a fire under the road, as well. peco say about 120 gas customers are without service and 6 electric customers have no service. that's down from 47 a couple of hours ago. slow and stread progress -- steady progress is being made, but the road is closed. we'll keep you posted with updates, give yourself extra time as you head out. >> slow and steady, thank you. >>> gruesome discovery in the parking lot of a sal

"action news" reporter jeanette reyes was there. >> it's the most exciting thing i have recently. >>ter: most people have a bucket list of sorts. something they would like to achieve in their lifetime. who came up with this idea. >> betty. >> reporter: betty you did. >> i did. >> and then i followed through. >> reporter: meet 85-year-old franny lock grandmother of six and 84-year-old bet dee -- betty diaz. >> we're more friendly he was in. we're in the same balance class. it was during that balance class that diaz a former nurse in the air force came up with an idea. >> and she said she'd like to jump out -- i said, oh, yes, so would i. >> i just never jumped out of a plane. >> reporter: that idea soon made its way to lisa who is with the well wishes program which helps seniors fulfill their life long dreams. >> if it's something they want to do we encourage them just -- sage just a number. >> reporter: luck's children were presents and supportive though not exactly ecstatic about the idea. they done want to be on camera. >> they're sitting right over there waiting for me to jump. th

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matt is off and jeanette reyes is joining us. >> we're following breaking news.ladelphia police are looking for a man who stabbed a woman multiple times overnight. >> and authorities arrest a man on a gun violation as 33 search continually for four missing men in bucks county. >> and if you're reaching for a cup of coffee, listen up. we've got good news. new research shows coffee drinking could give you more than just a morning jolt. >>> let's head right over to dave murphy and karen rogers. david, tam says you might be a little overdressed for the weather out there. >> i don't think you need that suit jacket. >> i have to be formal this early in the morning, it's a thing. we have sunshine mixing with clouds early. take a look at satellite. there have been some pop-up little small showers up in chester county that are now off the board but more is possible as we go laid into the morning and through the afternoon. but the big story really is going to be the temperature and the humidity today. right now it's 77 in philadelphia, 74 in wilmington, 72 in trenton. stil

reporting live in the sat center jeanette reyes channel6 "action news."ia. >> jeanette thank you. >>> we continue to follow a developing story out of north philadelphia. that's where police are investigating a disturbing discovery, what they believe to be human organs in a child's casket left right on the sidewalk. authorities were called to the 3,000 block of west clearfield street just after 9 o'clock last night. when they arrived they found a closed but unlocked casket. police say inside there was no body but there was a bag containing what appears to be human organs from an infant or child. >> the coffin appeared to be a fresh coffin. it was possibly taken from a funeral home or possibly just dug from the ground from a fresh grave. >> police continue to search two nearby cemeteries for freshly dug up graves. they've also been contacting funeral homes in the area. authorities are also looking into whether this could be part of some sort as much satanic ritual. the remains have been taken to the medical examiner's office for investigation. >> upper darb

tam is awesome jeanette reyes joins us. >> we're following breaking news for you this morning.eone shoots three people including a driver in delaware county leading to a nasty crash. >> two gunmen ambush a philadelphia man as he was waiting to head to a fireworks show. >> and crews clean up after philadelphia's independence day celebration. >> karen is off. meteorologist, david murphy is here along with matt pelman and let's. and let's get back to work people. >> i assume you enjoyed your hot dogs. >> nice little lunch went to work. it was fourth of july super style. let's get you to the weather center. we have satellite showing you there's a little bit of cloud cover down to the south. showers from yesterday have pretty much fallen off the board. today is going to be partly sunny with more clouds to the south, more sun the farther north you go. probably not having to worry about any rain until likely later in the nighttime period or tomorrow. 72 degrees is your high -- or your current temperature in philadelphia i should say. 72 wilmington, 70 in allentown and in trenton, 69 a

jeanette. >> ♪ >> thanks tam. >>> your time now 4:37.n state fraternity hazing tragedy case returns to the courtroom today. yesterday prosecutors accused more than a dozen members of beta theta pi of covering up the death of timothy piazza. he died following a fall while in a drunken haze. primary president brendan young allegedly wrote to pledge master daniel casey "make sure the pledges clean up the basement and get rid of the evidence of alcohol." casey texted his girlfriend "it's over. i don't want to go to jail over this ." in another text defendant gary dib. >> reporter: e >> pennsylvania's budget is now in effect with no compromise on how to pay for it. governor tom wolf let it become law without his signature, that's something he's done before. the legislature still faces a projected 2 billion-dollar hole in the 32 billion-dollar spending plan. not easing that deficit could harm government services and trigger a credit downgrade by s & p. >> new details are emerging about the meeting between president trump's son and a russian la

and more next on "action news." >> good afternoon it is sunday, july 9 i'm nydia han along with jeanetteere's some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> family members of a woman who died after crashing h

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