his name was juan reyes.acey's office in a job she had gotten for him. >> you know, i'm in deep with juan. i know that. >> sure. >> i'm telling you. >> reporter: oh, yes, she certainly was. stacey and richard owned the house reyes lived in with his family. she met juan for sex at an apartment that stacey rented for the purpose. she paid for the truck he drove, paid his cell phone bills and she admitted she had just taken him to vegas and disguised it as a work trip. >> did juan know that you were supposed to meet richard at the park up here? >> he did. >> how did he know that? >> i had told him. probably tuesday night, it was either tuesdaythursday. >> reporter: was stacey saying juan may have been the killer? >> no. i just -- i can't imagine -- i mean, i guess i've seen enough tv to know that strange things -- you know, things happen. but i can't -- i can't imagine him doing that. >> but the detectives certainly could. >> and we start getting some direction and we have this unknown set of impressions and a t

they talked to juan reyes' wife. ex-wife, actually.the f thing that i told her is that juan had been having an affair with stacey for quite some time. she wasn't happy about that. >> reporter: no, she wasn't. but listen to this. the woman scorned still confirmed his alibi. >> he had goneo blockbuster while i was cooking, so between 6:00 and 7:30 and he came home, had dinner in the room, i laid down and we went to bed. >> what time was that? >> i know we were watching the 10:30 news. i think it was 10:00. last time i looked at the clock it was like 10:37. >> reporter: if she wanted to though him under the bus, that was the time to do it. >> she had the great opportunity. >> r so maybe juan wasn't the guy who did it? >> correct. >> reporter: juan reyes was innocent. he didn't do it. well, where did that leave you? >> worried about my case. >> reporter: a case that had become personal for franklin. he felt like he knew richard, like he was mourning him somehow. >> i we scene, stand at the scene and reflect and sit there and try to go over

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on the two away, reyes who is 0 for 3. 1-0. >> i like those socks that reyes has on with the new york city skyline. >> you like them? >> i like them. i don't think i would wear them. >> i didn't notice the stripes the last time. >> yeah. >> phillies have the red ones, obviously, but it has the liberty bell on it. it's a little more subtle than the new york skyline. >> generally that look right there that we're looking at, i don't think i could pull that one off right there. >> can't go high socks. >> can't go shirt open with the chain around it and the new york -- i can't go with that. >> one ball and one strike to reyes. outside, 2-1. >> you know, you never know whether they feel like it looks good or it's just a lot of stuff. see how much stuff you can get on. >> he's got some stuff tonight. two balls and two strikes. granderson leads off first. a one run game. top half of the eighth inning. outside 3-2. that will send granderson on this pitch. cespedes is on deck. not what you wao you w match up at any point, but particularly when there's a couple base runners. >> yeah. we saw the

livermore .08, tropical moisture and point reyes had .74. you can see the moisture and it was a thin line that went right through the east bay up into point reyes. let's back it off, i would have loved to have gotten an inch of rain at my house. point reyes is not the point itself, right in here got some heavy rain. rainfall rates at 3:00 at point reyes were .5 inch an hour, that significant. right now, petaluma is getting rain and santa rosa is getting rain, we are seeing .08 inch and those are rainfall rates. that's within the line of moisture that we expected. i could use some rain on my lawn. water is important, you get free reign like that and you're supposed to put on the sprinkle. it's quite a relief today from just the cooler temperatures. it's just a nice day. look at that. >> that is fabulous. we have seen so many beautiful shots. >> that's the tropical moisture, we get great sunsets. we have the lighting, if you're into photography you know what i'm talking about. because of the high clouds, on an hd camera it's perfect. it's stun

jeanette reyes is live in center city with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, it took city crews about 15 minutes to take away, wipe down and spray down the spray paint that was on the statue, as well as the steps. they have removed the barricades and the tape and it looks brand new, of course this is an on going concern here among authorities, as well as supporters of rizzo. after paint ball stains were removed and the egg residue power washed off, this morning another act of vandalism that will be a little harder to clean. the words black power was spray painted in white across the front of the rizzo statue in front of city hall. this woman who only wanted to be identified as debby covered up the statue not long after it happened. >> living in the city of philadelphia my whole life, i was upset that somebody would take the time out to do hatred like they did to a statue, to a man whose been not alive for 20 years, who did a lot of compassionate things for a lot of people. >> reporter: the third act of vandalism co

jeanette reyes takes u.s.nside on "fyi philly." >> reporter: friends created chinatown's new eclectic hot spot. >> there's 14 vendors in one building. what used to be a chinese gift shop at 10th and race. this dynamic duo turned it into a hip food sensation. there's asian pacific flavors. >> this is southeast asian curry. >> this is hawaiian and sushi. >> we have the first cambodian restaurant in chinatown. we have japanese food. >> they throw a little mediterranean fare into the mix. plus they have thai roll ice cream. a full service korean restaurant and karaoke. >> if you find yourself making calls to pass the time during the morning commute, the rules of the road could be changing. lawmakers introduced a bill to ban cell phones behind the wheel. it would ban drivers from under 18 from talking on the phone in any manner even if they are using a hands free device. >>> you could call him a super hero of sweet treats. most people know him as donut boy. the famous 9-year-old paid a visit to new jersey state pol

jeanette reyes is live with the latest on what's going on.d morning, jennette. >> reporter: thousands of protesters are gone, but the officers remain as do the barricades. take a live look behind me. we saw a shift change an hour ago, i am told egg was thrown at the statue. swells paint ball they will remain throughout of the rest of the day. the demands that the frank rizzo statue near city hall be taken down intensified as thousands took to the streets. the rally was organized in the wake of the deadly violence that broke out in charlottesville. black lives matter protesters chanted down with the rizzo statue. him forepersonner law an order mayor is seen by protester as having enforced imriewtle tactics -- brutal tactics that were aimed at african-americans. >> reporter: in attends was candidate for district, larry krazner. >> we don't like nazis this was a group of people we had to go to war with. >> there was tension between protesters and police officers. no arrests were made. there's a petition circulating online that garnered over 16,0

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entre a: la comunidad se ha unido en apoyo al inmigrante y padre de familia, marco reyes. metodista de connery cÚter le concediÓ refugio. >> hoy estoy en esta iglesia como santuario y como Último recurso para no separarme de los mÍos. : entre lÁgrimas su hija de 12 aÑos expresÓ que un padre es lo que un niÑo necesita en la vida y no saberlas en suso. " estoy muy descorazonado de saber que mi paÍs se ha involucrado en una campaÑa para deportar a un hombre de familia como marco. quiero que sepa de esta comunidad estÁ a su lado. marco llego ilegalmente a los estados unidos. aquÍ reside con su esposa y tres hijos, marco ha sido responsable de traer el pan de cada dÍa su casa, trabajando en el sector de reconstrucciÓn. desde principios del aÑo 2000, ha estado pagando impuestos. para Él, estados unidos es un. >> la decisiÓn de no viajar fue por motivos de seguridad. andrea: barco se refiere a la pedrosa situaciÓn que vive su familia en ecuador, donde su cuÑado fue asesinado recientemente y hay temor de Él tambiÉn se convierta en nuevo de la delincuencia. fue en 2009, la elevada,

reporting live in chester, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news."licia. >> jeanette thank you. >>> also breaking news out of chester county this morning. detectives are investigating a murder in coatesville hours after the shooting, investigators are still on the scene putting evidence markers down where multiple shell casings fell on strode avenue near charles street. police have not released the victim's identity but they say he was shot around 10 o'clock last night. detectives have not released details about a suspect or a possible motive. >>> new developments in the murder of a woman in swedesboro gloucester county. we're expecting to get the latest details this morning. investigators were back at a home on forest court yesterday afternoon but they haven't said why. 47-year-old michelle long was found dead in her pool on june 17th. an autopsy revealed she died of blunt force trauma. gloucester county prosecutor sean dalton said he would release new details about the case this morning. no arrests have be made. >> it is 6:05. the defense attorney

paula reyes tiene el dÍa libres.n joven que murÓo a manos de la policÍa presentÓ una demanda contra la ciudad por supuestamente haber matado al joven. hablamos con la madre y nos cuenta quÉ es lo que pide. >>> no han tenido la licadeza, sÉ que no van a devolver a mi niÑo, pero que entiendan que son responsables de un error. >>> que reconozcan su error, es lo que pide esta madre que perdiÓ su hijo a manos pdolia, hoy anunciÓ que ella y su esposo entablaron una demanda contra la ciudad y con el el oficial podautonosotros alegamos que no pv hubo justificaciÓn y que fue manejado mal. pero hay un video. >>> se habrÍa lastimado con un cuchillo. >>> cuando ellos la encuentran Él no tiene cuchillo, entonces, no hay justificaciÓn por quÉ van a matar a un muchacho desalmado que estÁ ptsf razonando. ev lÓgicamente. >>> la seÑora amanda dijo que espera que ninguna otra fapersonalidad hoy. >>> realmente nos estÁn llamando a una persona que viene ayudar, sino que filmamos la sentencia de muerte de un familiar. porque pesteo>>> en

let's go on over to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes.ene in gloucester township with what it's like if you're stuck in this mess. goodgood morning. >> reporter: hardly any good news to share with commuters other than maybe traffic is at least getting by very, very slowly though. let me step out of the way and give you a live look at what you're looking at right now and what drivers going by here are also looking at that's slowing down traffic even more so. traffic is being diverted forced off at exit 7b near the premium outlets and so it's only one lane on this ramp and a lot of drivers are slowing down to see what all the fuss is about. this is the secondary accident happening after the first one that happened just overnight, this truck overturned its a dump truck that overturned. we talked to the driver and he told me i've been through much worse. this looks pretty bad. he appears to be all right. hazmat crews are worried that the gas tanks, the saddle tanks are leaking and that will present another problem in terms of cleaning this al

now a vandal hit the statue and jeanette reyes has more on what's happening. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the last couple of days we've seen bold acts of vandalism on the statue. this is what authorities were trying to prevent. first they put up barricades and surrounded the statue with a dozen police officers and within the last few hours, spray paint on the statue when authorities weren't looking. after paint ball stains were removed and the egg residue power watched off, this morning another act of vandalism will be harder to clean. black power were spray painted in white on frank rizzo in city hall. the woman who wanted to be identified as debby cover up the statue. >> living in the city my whole life i'm upset that someone would take the time out to do this to a statue to a man who has don a lot of compassionate things for people. >> the person responsible got out and spray painted the statue and lasted longer than you would expect considering there were people around and got in the car and drove off. reporting live in center city. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> we

jeanette reyes has more at the site. >> reporter: the protesters have gone home. take a live look behind me, police officers surrounding the statue. you can see the barricades you can see the egg left over from a man who threw the eggs yesterday afternoon. these officers plan to be here for the rest of the day just in case. demands that the frank rizzo statue near city hall be taken down intensified as thousands took to the streets. the march and the rally was organized in the wake of the deadly violence that broke out in virginia. black lives matter protesters chanted down with the rizzo statue. the former law and order mayor is seen as protesters as having enforced imriewtle tactics that were aimed at african americans. for money it's far bigger than a statue. >> it's not about statues. >> reporter: in attendance was democratic candidate for district. >> they don't like nazis, neither do i, most americans remember this was a group of people we had to go to war with. >> there are passionate people on both sides of the issue in fact there's a petition online to ke

let's find out more from jeanette reyes live in the logan section where this all happened.od morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, you can only imagine. the woman was waiting on a cab and caught in the crossfire of two men shooting at each other. you can hardly tell what happened overnight here. the scene cleared a while ago. take a look at the scene from overnight. this happened at 3:00 a.m. the woman told police she was initially going to take a bus when the bus didn't show up, she decided to hop in a cab. while waiting on the cab, she realized she had been shot in the wrist. we are at the intersection of broad and olney in front of the olney transportation center. it's not far at all from einstein medical center. she ran over and was treated. we are told she is in stable condition. take a look at what police had to say. >> reporter: we have ballistic evidence we found a partial projectile on the highway in the 1300 block of west olney, right where she said she was getting into a cab. >> and people were nearby, this is still pretty busy around that time of ni

jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia police officer could face charges for driving under the influence while off duty. he smashed into four parked cars. one resident rant out to confront the officer. >> he said a truck or car pushed him into anything. i said there's no damage on the back of your car, you're lying and drunk. >> a breathalyzer test confirmed that showing the officer's alcohol level was twice the normal limit. >>> haverford township police have released pictures of a possible witness to the man's murder. they could provide crucial information in the hunt for the suspected killer. daric rollins is accused of shooting john le to death. he opened fire on two men in a car 45 minutes before this. the reward has increased to $7,000 for information that leads to arrest and conviction. >>> and prosecutors have charged a gloucester county man with the murder of his wife. 47-year-old michelle long was found dead in the backyard pool in window windchill township fully -- woolwich township on july 17. michigan long's daughter spoke about her mother after the charg

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us, here's what we're following on "action news" this morning. >> a fire at a scrap yard in bucks county has kept firefighters busy for much of the night. >> a rough night for a family in camden, a fire in one house leads to problems for the neighbors. >> what popular donut maker crispy cream is doing for a science phenomena. >> david murphy is off, karen rogers is here and matt pellman has traffic. it is a red alert today. >> reporter: it's because we're wearing red. we have wall-to-wall sunshine and clouds and sun, and we're dry. not as cool as yesterday morning when we were in the 40s in the poconos. 60 in allentown, 61 in reading. in the city, 69. 60 degrees at atlantic city airport. 64 in dover, delaware. you can see by this we're not talking about wall-to-wall sunshine, but we're dry, we have sunshine, high clouds mixing with it. 7:00 a.m., 66. lunchtime, 82. 3:00 p.m., 83. 5:00 p.m., 82 degrees, 7:00 p.m., 80 degrees coming down from the high of 85. temperature-wise similar to yesterday. we're expecting clouds in the picture. the other change t

jeanette reyes is live on the scene with the latest details, good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, a terrifying night. police believe the suspects followed their victim into her home and that is when the terrifying night began, she is fighting for her life after being shot in the back trying to escape. let me step out of the way. this is the home where this happened. police say it happened just happened past 1:30 a.m., two masked men entered the home and announced a robbery and demanded money and drugs. there was 4 people inside including a woman in the second floor bedroom. she was chased by an armed suspect after she tried to run out of the home and shot in the back. another man in the home tried to get the attention of the neighbors here by throwing weights out of the window which may have gotten the authorities here quickly. police spotted the men two blocks from here that fit the description they were looking for. one was i.d. by three of the victims. coming back out here live, this is the window where one of the victims threw out a weight that may have gotten th

tam is off, make that 28, tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us, we're tracking the devastating impact of harvey. >> the once hurricane is leaving thousands of people stranded needing rescue. at least three people have died in the storm. >> flooding in the nation's 4th largest city is being called unprecedented it is still raining right now. >>> let's go to abc's natasha barrett live in houston with more on this. >> reporter: good morning, i'm born and raised here in the city of houston it is heartbreaking to see the way things are. the rain is starting again, on and off, the winds are picking up as well. we're not out of the woods. everything is under water as you've seen before. we're expecting 15 to 25 inches of rain. rescues continue throughout the night in houston, the 4th largest city in crisis. >> the water came up so fast. >> reporter: emergency management officials are saying they need more boats for rescues as roads turned into rivers. the geography in houston in the helping the situation. rain water is forced on the streets and on small bayous easily overwhelmed by heavy dow

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tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us here's what we're following on "action news." >> a late night drive in the city nearly turns fatal for a man waiting at a traffic light. we're live at the scene with the details. >> a woman has a violent response to a disagreement with another woman, hear what she used to attack the victim. >> the birds gets preseason action against the packers, jeff skeverski talks to the players about their performance. >> let's turn to matt pellman and karen rogers, where did you go? >> reporter: nobody needs to see you, matt. [laughter] i'm just joking. we got all dressed up for nothing. satellite and radar we have a couple of sprinkles to the west, the western suburbs looking for that early at this hour. today is the day the weather changes a little bit. the past couple of days have been lovely and we're going downhill it will be a little more unsettled. 70 degrees in philadelphia, 68 degrees in reading, 62 atlantic city airport. we have clouds and we're not seeing temperatures drop as much as they have the past three days, it's not the cool morning we've had lat

jeanette reyes is live outside of abington police with details on what happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. this was not a case of texting and driving it was a teen on her phone face timing crossing a street. she was hit by a car and flown to chop. we are told at last check in serious condition. >> i heard god no, no, as a mother it's an very upsetting no. >> reporter: jaqulyn said neighbors rushed to the scene after the accident. before 3:00. wednesday afternoon a 14-year-old girl was crossing the street using her phone to face time and was hit by a white vehicle. multiple people called 911. are chopper 6 hd flew over the scene as police processed the scene. the driver was interviewed and released with no charges filed at this time. >> we determined speaking with witnesses, the young lady was distracted on face time on her cell phone which was obviously a contributing factor in the accident. >> reporter: mandatory 15-mile an hour rule is in place on highland avenue only wnchool is in session, that's until next week. >> there's accident investig

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> it's okay, it's been a long week.re following breaking news, fire departments use heavy machinery to battle a stubborn blaze. >>> a search for a man who assaulted a homeowner and took off with his car and credit cards. >>> a jersey shore town take on the issue of beach spreading, officials say it's more than a nuisance to other sunbathers. >> david murphy is off, karen rogers is here along with matt pellman. >> reporter: good morning, we have one more gorgeous day before the weather changes. make sure you enjoy it today. we have a whole lot of nothing we're starting off with nice clear skies and bright sunshine early on and clouds that will fill in this afternoon. 55 in quakertown and pottstown. 58 in coatsville. 59 in media. 67 in center city. so a little cool to start, especially in the northwest suburbs, even in hammonton, upper 50s, 57. 59 in

jeanette reyes reports from germantown. >> it's curious, nobody knows why it's happening. >> reporter: for the second time in three weeks, a cookout organized by teens through social media got out of hand and prompted calls to police. >> people have go to work, it was extremely loud. >> reporter: sunday, more than 300 teens gathered at the recreation park in the germantown section at cheltenham avenue and anderson street. police received calls about the teens being too loud. >> most of the kids were not causing any problem, but it was too many. by 930 the group swelled to 500 kids. officers blocked of a intersection as teens ran up and down main roads and jumped over fences and on residential properties. >> they are out here, troublemakers, beyond what's going on out here with the kids today. >> reporter: residents had to walk through the crowd to go home. >> signing thinking what are you all doing out here, they little one came up to me, i don't have no curfew. i said yes you do. >> most of the kids just come, i wish they would be a little more careful how they do that, even adults w

reporting live in center city, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news.", thank you, jeanette. >>> new this morning a delaware county home is now at the center of a death investigation. police are keeping people away from the 200 block of overbrook drive in newtown square. that's where a body was found inside of a home. one investigator appeared to be putting on a hazmat suit before entering the property. it's unclear how long the body may have been there or how the person died. >>> and police have made a potential break in a deadly hit-and-run in center city. they say a tip led investigators to a white jeep rangler in collingdale, delaware county yesterday afternoon. police believe this is the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run that killed a woman in the 1300 block of race street back on august 6th. the owner claims he was not the one behind the wheel. and police want to question three other men captured on surveillance video on the night of the incident. >> 6:37 an a alligator discovered in an atlantic city hotel being cared for at the cape may county z

jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> new this morning, gunfire wounded two men in west philadelphia. the shooting happened on the 5500 block of ludlow street around midnight. above the victims are in their -- both of the victims are in their 20s and the search for the shooter goes on. >>> a woman was driving on a busy south jersey freeway about 60 miles per hour on route 42 in deptford. she either jumped or fell out of the move vehicle. the woman hit the pavement and the car kept going. the car coasted to a stop. the woman laying in the middle of the road was not hit by any other cars. she was rushed to cooper hospital and we are told that she will survive her injuries. >> 5:38 a.m., two eagles teammate made a statement of unit for the victims of the violence in virginia. chris long put his arm ascertain ascertain -- arm around malcom jenkins who stood with his fist raise in the air. >> good to see them standings there together. >> let's go to david dave and talk about accuweather. >> reporter: we've got showers and thunderstorms in the forecast, there's

jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >>> from the delaware newsroom. a wilmington police officer was injured and a man arrested following a suspicious activity investigation. officers responded to the 300 block of east 23rd street last night. there they found rye del mills, officials said he tried to run away after a brief struggle and was placed under arrest. and officers found what appears to be crack cocaine and heroin at the scene. he and a responding officer were treated for minor injuries at a local hospital. >> the ninth annual back to school event was held in the park side section, people lined up before 8:00 to see more than 100 vendors set up at the school and games for kids and vouchers and school supplies and thousands of of backpacks to give away and free screenings including dental and eye exams whether or not you have insurance and coming up katherine scott will have more on this event. >>> and mayor jim kenney was in center city to celebrate youth programs. 14 to 18-year-olds had a chance to take on work and financial responsibilities a

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jeanette reyes is live on the scene at broad and olney. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that woman we are told is in stable condition you can imagine the shock that she must have felt waiting on a cab and all of a sudden being caught in the crossfire. take a live look behind me, this is the scene broad and olney, in front of the olney transportation center, it's a very busy area even before 3:00 a.m. when this happened. in fact police talked to a few witnesses. take a look at the video from the scene a couple of hours ago, again the woman was initially waiting on a bus and decided she would take the cab when the bus didn't show up, this is when she was hit with a stray bullet in the wrist. she walked over or ran over to einstein medical center to get treatment. take a listen to what police had to say this morning. >> we have ballistic evidence we found a partial projectile on the highway in the 131300 block of west olney, right where she said she was getting into a cab. >>> just as recently as a few minutes ago, pol

jeanette reyes has been following this story all week and joins us in center city. good morning. jennette. >> reporter: we have covered other incidents this week of vadgessism -- vandalism and possible vandalism. this happened hours ago. the perimeter has been pushed out even more. initially it was barricades and they added police officers and now they have added tape and keeping us at a distance. i want to get a video of what appears to be a towel. egg residue was power washed off, and now you can see the spray paint the words black power were spray painted on the statue. this this happened after 11:00 p.m. last night right across the street from city hall very much in front of several witnesses. the man who did this, spent seemed like a few minutes spray painting on the statue as well as on the steps, it's not clear what he wrote on the steps. the third act of vadgessism comes amid nationwide calls on statues that glorify racism. many believe the statue represents that, there are others who believe frank rizzo has done quite a bit for the african-american community. jeanette re

reporting live jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news" alicia. >> bright spot there. >>> an intense storm turned streets in south jersey into small rivers and road closures. chopper 6 hd was above burlington city last night. torrential rains flooded the streets there and other communities in south jersey. a used car lot was swamped. police blocked off roads to prevent drivers from getting stuck in the high water. earlier in the day, high street was flooded. the water topped the tires on vehicles. >> a couple of people were down there, they did pull a boat out. >> i came out, it was already 4 inches above the sidewalk. >> this is the scene along mott avenue, the water was above the bumpers on the cars. a teen on a bicker made it through the water, but the water was midway up the wheels. >>> two motorcycles collided with a car on a south jersey road leaving one dead and another injured kings highway chapel avenue at 8:30 last night. one motorcyclist was killed and the other has injured. >>> police respond to do a call in north philadelphia respond to a call that the driver was shot. when of

there's a lot of watch parties going on, jeanette reyes is live in center city. >> reporter: we've been counting down for this day for quite sometime. many eyes will be looking to the skies. the question will will -- where you will be to take in the sight. >> i may never see another one of these in my life. >> reporter: at roberts elementary the kids will be digging into sun chips and sunflower seeds. the kids will record data to send to the scientists alternates is a. >> the sun gets blocked there's less solar radiation it will cool the temperature of the air that's one of the things the students will look at and see what the temperature drop is. >> for those not looking to be scientists for the day. there's another way to take in a few eclipses. the drink that is. >> make sure you're wearing your special glasses. >> reporter: an here at the franklin institute solar eclipse-related events begin at noon today. participants will have an opportunity to build a safe solar viewing device and there will be other activities having to do with astronomy, quite a bit to do today, you have your p

jeanette reyes spent the morning sampling all the excitement. >> reporter: we're minutes away from the highly anticipated solar eclipse. at the franklin institute they have tons of activities. for those who have not gotten their hands on the glasses they have you covered you, too. the american eclipse is almost upon us. >> it's going to be fun, i'm excited about it. when was the last time it happened? , 79. >> reporter: these sisters will see the phenomena at camp at the franklin institute. >> i never seen an eclipse before. they have a plan for us to wear glalsz and then we'll look at the -- glasses and then we'll look at the eclipse. >> reporter: the coveted glasses are needed to safely view the eclipse. >> even if you don't have glasses we have you covered. >> so you're saving the day for some of the procrastinators. >> reporter: and for everybody to enjoy together. >> reporter: it's one of the many activities taking place this afternoon. >> telescopes with filters and projecting the surface of the sun and using solar viewers with canopies with special material that blocks out 99.98

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> here's what we're following this morning.g news a man is fired upon while sitting at an intersection, now the search is on for the gunman who took off after the violent encounter. >> a judge makes a ruling on a dune project at the jersey shore that has created a swampy mess between beachfront homes and the ocean. >> friday, hot and sticky one, humid conditions return as we await stormy weather. >> david murphy is off, and we sent karen rogers outside to test the humidity. >> reporter: it's not too bad, it's feeling a little sticky. later today and tomorrow you'll feel an uptick in humidity as you head out. satellite and radar we have clouds up above,ut

let's head on over to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes.he scene there along academy road. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. two of those residents seriously injured as a result of this fire. we did see some residents here of the 50 displaced grabbing what they could heading over to a friend's house or a relative's home until they can return back to their apartments. take a live look behind me though. you can see the second story unit. that is where authorities believe, investigators believe this fire broke out. this is video of that same unit with flames coming out of that apartment. it happened around 12:30 this morning at the canterbury court apartment complex on academy road near morell avenue. firefighters they arrived in about five minutes. the flames were showing from that second floor unit. the entire building was evacuated due to fire and heavy smoke. it took about an hour to get the blaze under control. about 50 people were displaced. many of them were sitting on the septa bus as they waited for further arrangements. t

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jeanette reyes joins us this morning. >> police investigate a death at a bucks county home e as -- s they return to complete more investigation. >> people like to spread out, i do the same thing. let's take a look at satellite and radar right now. you can see we have a quiet day, we have wall-to-wall sunshine, there was hardly a cloud in sight. we have a few more clouds mixing in today. how about the temperatures, it's not a cool as yesterday, 62 in reading. 60 in allentown. 69 in philadelphia. 60 in millville. 61 at atlantic city airport. looking at the day ahead. bright sunshine and high clouds, it's a nice day. 66 degrees at 7:00 a.m. under partly sunny skies. noon, sunshine, 82. 3:00 p.m., 83 degrees, the high is 85. we'll be coming down from that at 5:00 a.m., 82. 7:00 a.m., 80 degrees mostly sunny skies today. another change in addition to a few more high clouds today. it will feel slightly humid. right now the dewpoints is between 60 and 65678 you will feel the humidity on the uptick. that will increase over the weekend, i'll have the details in the seven day. >> reporter: we'

jeanette reyes visited a middle school in upper moreland montgomery county that's showing off a renovated building. >> reporter: it's not just 6th graders walking into a brand new building. how are you feeling? >> i'm nervous. >> reporter: today a whole range of emotions for students at upper moreland middle school. incoming 6th graders are getting used to to a new routine and responsibility. >> we have schedules. >> it's nerve wracking coming to a different school. >> excited. excited? why. >> new school, new things. >> reporter: it's business as usual for 8th grader matt who is in his last year of middle school. >> it's exiting get to make new friends. >> reporter: you're a veteran. >> i'm used to it. i guess say there's nothing to worry about, as long as you be yourself and listen to the teachers and if you need help ask, because there will be help. >> reporter: mrs. valentine has been teaching for over two decades. she loves it, but the summers seem to fly by. >> it starts slow and august hits and then it flies every time. >> reporter: the 6th graders are new to the middle school, the

i'm elaine reyes in washington, dc, and this is "americas now." first up, northern nicaragua was once abubundant with agrgricultl wealth, , but locals sayay that changed when a pesticide was sprayed on fields and adversely affected workers' health. solis: [speaking spapanish] interpreter: look atat this. every banana plantntatation worr has it.. i haveve it. my partrtner has i. lookok at our skin. itit is sta. this is at the poisoson did to us.

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jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." matt. >> thank you, jennette. >> new this morning, police responded to a reports of a stabbing at the 69th street transportation center. upper darby police and transit police arrived at the terminal at midnight. police have not redetails details of any conditions -- released any details on the possible conditions of any victims or a robbery. >>> a man evaded police until he came to a hat. he held an machete to an off duty septa's rail worker's neck and sped off in his car. he stopped to get gas on the atlantic city expressway where he took off without paying, the police chased the suspect off and on before he crashed on south 8th street in south philadelphia. >> i think what was surprising, the journey ten hour flee from police that's crazy. the victim was not physically hurt. nobody was injured during the police chase. >> carriage horses took a break to help clean up a watermelon spill by eating the crushed fruit off the streets. police say the driver took a turn too fast throwing do

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> here's what we're following this morning. breaking news a man is fired upon while sitting at an intersection, now the search is on for the gunman who took off after the violent encounter. >> a judge makes a ruling on a dune project at the jersey shore that has created a swampy mess between beachfront homes and the ocean. >> friday, hot and sticky one, humid conditions return as we await stormy weather. >> david murphy is off, and we sent karen rogers outside to test the humidity. >> reporter: it's not too bad, it's feeling a little sticky. later today and tomorrow you'll feel an uptick in humidity as you head out. satellite and radar we have clouds up above, but we're seeing breaks in the clouds. we have showers to the west right now. we'll have a spotty shower in one or two areas. you kind of get the idea looking at the radar image. it's not wall-to-wall sunshine, but we'll see some of it. 65 in allentown. 64 in millville. today it's mostly cloudy. the high today, 84 degrees, warm today, 7:00 a.m., 68. lunchtime, you're sitt

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> let's go over to karen rogers, it's a good day to start the school year. >> reporter: i'm not ready to end the summer. >> reporter: i took my son back to college yesterday, and some kids are heading to school today. we have a lack of cloud cover. we had clouds sweeping through overnight and we have additional clouds to the west and south. temperatures, 63 degrees in philadelphia. 56 in wilmington, some spots are rather cool. we're at 54 in allentown. 57 in trenton. 55 in reading. cape may, 68 degrees and dewpoints on the low side. sun early and clouding up as the day goes on. 75 degrees by noon, 3:00 p.m., 78. that's the high. 76 by 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 72. the clouds will thicken up overnight tonight, by tomorrow we'll have shower activity around. we're keeping our eyes on tropical storm harvey which has pushed heavy rain bands east of houston which is fortunate because houston has been inundated there may be wrap around precipitation here, doesn't look like the storm will be past houston's latitude until tomorrow or wednesday. karen rogers we'll h