tam. >> thank you matt.ists have come up with a composite of the killer who beheaded an american overseas. facial recognition specialists base the image on the eyes not covered up by black cloth. its the latest effort to identify the isis member who killed james foal low. one analyst believes he was headed near syria near the failed rescue mission for american hostages that was launched back in july. >> prosecutors offered explicit details as they deliver their opening statements in the trial of a woman charged with abducting a little girl from her school. christina regusters is accused of kidnapping a then five-year-old girl from brian elementary in west philadelphia last year. >>> the child was missing for six hours before the family knew she was gone. the assault was so severe she had to endure several surgeries. the defense claims regusters does not match the description of the school intruder. >>> authorities are calling him the drunk uncle saying he put his young nephew behind the wheel to help him dri

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, four people shot in two different shootings overnight in atlantic city. now atlantic city police are looking for tips to try to lead them to the people responsible for this. that first shooting happened shortly after midnight around 12:10 a.m. outside the entrance of the school louse apartments which are located at arctic avenue and north mlk boulevard. three people were shot, all three were rushed to the hospital for treatment and police were looking for a burgundy vehicle that fled the scene. then around 12:45 a.m. another man was shot but this time on the 800 block of north maryland avenue. he was hit multiple times in his lower extremities. he was taken to the hospital in serious condition. witnesses saw the suspect flee the scene on a bicycle. there's no indication these incidents are connected but atlantic city police are looking for tips, so if you have any information that can help in this investigation, be sure to call them. we're live in atlantic city, katherin

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam and steven car -- korpalski is described as an excellenter. he's a 14 year veteran of the philadelphia police department. as for the suspect, police are working to confirm his identity. he was pronounced dead overnight and the weapon he allegedly fired was recovered at the scene. this all happened just before 12:45 this morning. officer korpalski and his officer were responding to a radio call for a plan with a gun at ditman by levick in tacony. they were on their way and they heard the description and they remembered seeing that suspect about a block back when they turned around and spotted him at mcgee and torresdale. police say the suspect immediately opened fire. korpalski and three other officers shot back. korpalski was greatd in there head. the police commissioner and the deputy commissioner were at the hospital visiting with the officer who was alert and talking. >> he's in cat scans but he's up and talking so that's always a good sign when you walk in a hospital, first thing you hear shot in the head and obviously all the alarms go

good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the demonstrations were peaceful until around midnight when according to police, violent people threw bottles. >> come on. >> reporter: overnight authorities in ferguson again changed tactics trying to keep a lower profile hiding tactical units but peaceful demonstrations got out of hand. >> all media you need to return. >> reporter: officers drew their guns and made arrests. >> the agitators, the criminals embedded themselves and hid behind media. they began throwing bottles. they threw urine on officers and that's what caused officers to take action and begin to make arrests. >> reporter: an outside -- and outside ferguson yesterday afternoon there was this angry demonstration after another police shoot,. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: officers in saint louis shot and killed a 23-year-old black man they say was coming at them waveing a knife. >> officer's safety is the number one issue. if you're the family of a police officer and somebody approaches you within 3 feet with a

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam.icer steven korpalski is a 14 year veterans of the force. his superiors describe him as an excellent officer. he was listed in stable condition this morning. officers say that he was alert and he was talking. as for the suspect, police are still trying to confirm his identity. however, he was pronounced dead overnight. the weapon that he allegedly fired at police was recovered at the scene. you can see it lying there in the street. this all happened just before 12:45 a.m. officer korpalski and his partner were responding to a radio call of a man with a gun on ditman in tacony. they heard the description of the suspect and they remembered seeing that suspect about a block back. when they turned around and spotted him at mcgee and torresdale police say the suspect immediately opened fire. korpalski and three other officers shot back. korpalski was grazed in the head. the police commissioner was here at the hospital earlier visiting and says this unfortunately is a danger faced by officer

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam l for these kindergarteners the summer ended and school began with a first day that didn't seem to end after hours of worrying parents were finally reunited with their children around 7 o'clock last night. now this all happened at the academia antonio alonzo school on the 1200 block of north market street in wilmington. about a dozen, five and six year olds were supposed to be dropped off at a designated bus stop or some day-care centers just before 4 o'clock but the bus was a no show and and parents got worried of course and called police right away. school officials blame the delay on a transportation mixup. >> there were some changes with the transportation that we're trying to solve at this moment. it was the first day of school and we'll have it resolved by tomorrow. >> we was worried, you know. we didn't know where was the kids. they kinder and first graders. it's unacceptable. >> reporter: certainly those parents were extremely worried about their children. police were called as we said but no charges have been filed and school offi

. >> hi, tam. >> hi, david. >> saw matt yesterday.ve got cloud cover overnight that could not hold it together in the low humidity air mass that's still in place this morning. it's warm. 70 degrees but clear skies, lots of stars out right now and the promise of plenty of sunshine just like yesterday morning. 61 degrees in allentown, 64 in reading, 62 trenton, 61 in millville and a little bit warmer down the shore. upper 60's right now in both sea isle city and up the coast in atlantic city. as you head outside, 68 by 6 o'clock, about 71 by 8:00 a.m. mainly clear and fairly comfortable early today and as we roll through the day it's going to be warm. just a little bit warmer than yesterday in fact. 74 by 9 o'clock, 82 by noon and your high today probably hits around 3 o'clock, 87 degrees and by 6 o'clock, 83 and it might feel just a tad humid late in the day but humidity overall still behaving itself. that changes tomorrow. details in the seven day. >> thank you david. >>> well, the first day of school turned into a cause for panic for

good morning. >> it will be a little on the warm side this afternoon tam.humid. right now 72 degrees in philadelphia, still comfortable with the sun up over the horizon, a lot of suburbs in the 60's. this afternoon we'll go for a high of 87. some urban center cos go higher than that. sunny and very warm. might feel humid as the day goes on. hot and definitely more humid tomorrow, a high of 91 and a chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm particularly in the evening tomorrow. then thursday and friday get nice again before the humidity builds back in for saturday, sunday and monday. our holiday weekend looks humid, highs in the 80's and each day there's the chance of at least a spotty thunderstorm, tam. >> thank you, david. nail polish that claims to change colors when the wearer actually has contact with a date rape drug. details are next. we'll see you back here in 30. >> ♪ hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm go

feeling a little bit muggy, tam. take a look at temperatures.side today. we'll see clouds mixing with sun overall. tonight there could be a shower or thunderstorm far north and west of philadelphia. some possible showers again tomorrow at times, 82 and a stray shower on friday. still looks good for the weekend, though. >> thank you david. >>> coming up on "action news" an noon a mail main delivers >>> recall on peanut butter over salmonella. it does include local organic food stores. live with michael and kelly next up here on 6abc. have a good wednesday. go dragons. >> ♪ (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, one of hollywood's hottest, hugh jackman. p

tam. >> okay, thank you, matt.oking out on sky 6 over philadelphia international airport. you can see we're starting to see some gray in the skies and karen, you say we'll see only more of that as the day goesology. >> that's right. we're going to keep the clouds today, tam and we'll see periods of rain. it's not raining right now in philadelphia just damp. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing certainly raining throughout much of the region. it's going to be on and off today. it's not going ton constantly raining all day but these periods of rain, the problem is some of it could be pretty heavy and we could have a strong thunderstorm especially west of the city that could be strong to severe. 79 degrees for your high today. with these periods of rain straight through tonight. tomorrow clouds, some rain very early and then some sunshine, maybe a spotty shower, a high of 83. after that, tam, the weather >> love that. thank you, karen. that's it for "action news" right now. we send you back to "gma" and more remem

the disabled vehicle cleared on warminster road so has the construction eastbound on the turnpike, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> and developing right now, the justice department has ordered a second autopsy on michael brown, the missouri teenager who was shot anticipate cold by a police officer while new details of brown's death have reignited rioting in the streets. erin o'hern has the latest at the big board. >> reporter: what started out as a peaceful protest escalated into a new surge of raw emotion and violence on the streets of ferguson, missouri. overnight the governor issued an executive order to deploy the national guard to the suburb in an attempt to restore peace and order. the video some of the most violent clashes between protesters and police happened in the overnight hours. police launched tear gas and smoke canisters into the crowd. police maintain that officer darren wilson who who is seen here in the facebook photo was in a altercation with michael brown before firing his gun. results reveal the unarmed teen was shot 6 times including twice in the head and it appears

hey, matt. >> reporter: let's stick with that, matt and tam. south 1st avenue is shut down by the russian orthodox church stay with us on strode avenue. it will be an easy alternate to south 1st avenue which is blocked because of the police activity. in chester we have a motorcycle crash in upper oxford. ray void route 896 newark road at route 10, lime stone road. we are getting a crash at county line road and meeting house road by meeting house dental care. another day of construction in bucking ham township that will close street road at windy bush road. with that closure stick with atkinson. on the big picture, building volume around the region, but so far speeds do not look too bad, as we head outside along girard avenue. we have the sun coming up, we'll have sun glare. building southbound traffic from allegheny to girard. the off ramp from northbound side of i-95 is closing to girard. that happened last weekend and happening this weekend, official detour will take you up to allegheny and flip. if i were you get off the vine street express

they are certainly not saying that tam reissy's rights were violated. so he is up against that. >> right. i don't think there is necessarily a dispute between what happened. the actual facts. it's a difference in characterization of those facts, did they or did they not violate the law. look, i think the frustrating thing for all of us here in the u.s. watching this train wreck is that this trial under mexican procedure happens in step-by-step by step. so, we are wanting this evidence of intent or lack thereof to be put. in and what i hear tam reissy's attorney saying is. today was not about intent. today was about constitutional violations. >> i got the that i i have been at hearings where it's about the fourth amendment. but what you do is you slip it in. you ask the questions. you keep doing it you play both sides. you don't just do the one you play because you know you may end up at trial and intent is a very important aspect of this crime. >> and you are talking about this is -- this lawyer's bite of the apple to get as much significant information

>> reporter: well, tam, ofcer steven korpalski is in stable condition. he was alert and talking earlier. he's from the 15th district, a 14 year veteran of the force married with a three week old baby. as for the suspect, he was pronounced dead earlier this morning and his gun that he allegedly fired at police was recovered at the scene. you could see it lying on the street there. this all happened just before 12:45 this morning. officer car -- korpalski and partner remembered seeing a suspect about a block back. when they spotted him at mcgee and torresdale police say the suspect immediately fired his weapon at the officers. korpalski and three other officers returned fire. korpalski was grazed in the head. one man said he heard the gun shots from about seven blocks away. >> you could tell it was gunfire. that's what made me get up and turn on my scanner and i started listening to it, heard a cop shot and i just came right down. >> reporter: police do have a tentative identification of the suspect but they're awaiting fingerprints. they have not released

tam. >> we have additional cover on the death of robin williams.e have a slide show from his career and we're gathering reaction from other celebrities. find additional resources on suicide prevention and ways to treat depression. >> 5:37 now. police in south jersey are investigating a spree of burglaries. in the late of the break in the bandit made off with a safe from a home which contained $200,000 worth of jew jewels. r. j. emger says he found his bedroom ransacked when he returned to his home from the shore. it is one of the half dozen burglaries in the past two months. bandits stole $60,000 worth of jewelry from another home in moorestown last week. the break-ins have residents feeling less secure. >> absolutely crazy. it's a dead end i wouldn't think anybody would be coming down here to rob people. everybody's very close. it's a very close knit community. >> moorestown police say they have stepped up patrols in the area and suggest that homeowners store their valuables in a safety deposit box at the bank. >> it's not going to rain steadily m

good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, tam. governor lifted the curfew and sent in the national guard to protect peaceful demonstrators but overnight things again spiraled out of control. at least two people were shot and there were more than 30 arrests. overnight the streets of ferguson again looked like a war zone. the missouri national guard assisting state and local police but there was little order. angry demonstrators lobbed molotov cocktails and other objects. police fired back with tear gas. there were multiple arrests. >> i want to encourage the good people of this area to come out and protest tomorrow during the daytime hours. make your voices heard when you can be seen and when you're not the cover for violent agitators. >> reporter: at the heart of this unrest, the death of 18-year-old michael brown. officer darren wilson shot and killed the unarmed teen. preliminary autopsy results confirm brown was shot multiple times including twice in the head. >> at least six shots. could be more. but at least six. >> reporter:

looking good it's a smooth ride this morning on the schuylkill expressway, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> developing this morning, peaceful protests gave way to another night of violent clashes in ferguson, missouri, this as the justice department announces it wants to conduct it's own autopsy on michael brown. erin o'hern is live at the big board with the latest developments. >> reporter: major developments overnight as the in intensify. governor jay nixon has asked the national guard to restore peace to the community. before the order was signed there was amotrut -auncras.ntlin a ordadayee n s lendedri hde tunedga suday, b ag rge igh lmeep hly 1eted,p. tryinatel takypa.in ck from pilots confessed he is the man. the ranger said he didn't fight back on purpose, because he was afraid he would lose his job. several bystanders tried to verbally intervene, but the three ran off. >> i lost my cool, he should not do what he did, we were waking away, i don't know they probably did get all that, we were wakingwa he tried to grab my friend, i stepped in and said listen he didn't do anything. >

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, police do have surveillance footage to work from, but they are looking for tips from the public. the victim is 37 years old. he was on his way in to deposit $70,000 in cash owner of several local businesses. that's when he was targeted. you can see from the video there's a gun on the ground. the that's the victim's gun, he gave it to the police when whene police arrived. broken glass is on the ground, as well. this happened around 6:00 p.m. in northeast philadelphia. the businessman pulled up to make a deposit at the citizens bank branch inside the path mark when the two suspects blocked him in his spot and came up on either side of him. they were armed and wearing masks. the victim was shot once in the arm and is in stable condition. the bag of money that was stolen contained $70,000 in cash. >> it appears that the suspect van, the white dodge van was in the parking lot waiting for about an hour maybe more and when our victim pulled in and parked his vehicle the suspect vehicle drove up behind it and blocked the victim in his

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--mount tam cam. tonight look for the fog to push into the bay very quickly and into the inland valley with some high clouds as well. tomorrow morning is mostly cloudy start with low clouds and the middle and high clouds increase throughout the day. chance for showers will arrive in the north bay first tomorrow night and then the rest of the bay area tuesday, and the chance for a thunderstorm. wednesday that will all move out with more sunshine. and a warming sunshine the high clouds are on the increase today pushing north into northern california from the unusually strong storm in southern california that has been drenching things and causing flash flooding. some places, adding more than 3 in. of rain. temperatures tomorrow are in the mid to upper seventies making it a mild day with a cloud cover blocking out the sun shine. eighties in the warmest places. seventies in the north bay with a chance of showers on tuesday and possibility of a thunderstorm. forecast shows a possibility for a quarter to a h

low humidity and nice out there today, tam. >> actor robert redford is suing new york state.ew york state is taxing redford $1.6 million on 89 sale of sun distance, he said he paid taxes on the revenue in utah. he is asking for judgment that said he does not owe the money also to cover attorneys fees and costs. >>> j. k.rolling sent a hand written note to shooting survivor, a gunman killed her parents and siblings in houston, at the memorial, she said happiness can found we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good, it's not the best. no, it's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. sign up for a verizon fios triple play online with a 2-year agreement and get an amazing $400 back plus a free lg g tablet or up to $200 off any tablet from verizon wireless. but hurry, don't wait - this great offer ends august 10th. [ telephone rings ] how

. >> we recognize this ramp, tam. it's the one from 202 northbound to the schuylkill expressway eastbound and we're happy to see the construction crews have cleared out but we've got problems on another ramp in delaware. it's closed and a water main break in gloucester county. details are after the break. >> thanks matt. >>> and so much for basic black. it was bold colors. >> you have the basic black on now. >> it was the bolder colors on the red carpet. we'll take a look at some of little bit later in the morning >> ♪ >> hello, everyone. open up our window here, center city philadelphia, open up our window here, it is tuesday morning, 5:12, 69 degrees on city avenue getting up into the high 80's today with a little tick up in the humidity. >> let's see how things are looking on the roads and go over to matt pelman. good morning. >> who is excited about tuesday? yeah. >> we love tuesday here we go. made it through monday. time for the next one with our suburban traffic report. as you're coming out of the burbs this mo

matt and tam. >> now it's time to check in with "g.m.a." and see what they have coming up.ve amy robach joining us live always she usually does to tell us what we're about to see. >> reporter: we're talking about two american missionaries infected with ebola. richard besser is live at emory university in atlanta with the latest on the outbreak. a health alert about birth control pills a new study between the correlation between certain types of pills and increased in breast cancer. he sold 100 million albums worldwide we have the global sensation live in central park. i believe he'll be heating things up on this friday morning, it's just a thought. >> it's a correct thought amy, i'll be tuning in. >> we'll take a short break and come back with >> welcome back here top stories on "action news," the driver of an suv hit and killed a man who was walking on academy road in northeast philadelphia. this happened at 3:00 a.m. this morning. the driver is being tested for dui. >>> a philadelphia police officer shot and killed a burglary suspect in northeast philadelphia after invest

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it's blocking the right lane, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> and this continues to develop. happening today, u.s. attorney general eric holder will be in ferguson, missouri, to meet with the fbi and other federal officials who are now investigating the deadly li michael brown. the sixth straight night of protests in ferguson over the shooting were mostly peaceful until about midnight. that's when police arrested 47 people who they say threw bottles and items at officers. a local grand jury could start hearing evidence in the case today to determine if the officer involved, darren wilson, should face charges in thyear-old brown's death. brown's family said that his funeral will be held on monday. >>> stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the very developments from ferguson, missoi.ur you can read about the autopsy of michael brown and see pictures of the intense otesters and police.en >> police are still trying the piece together wha c deadly two-car crash in e action cam was on the scene around 60 st night in huntingdon pike and spur road intingdon valley. the collision f

. >> good morning, tam is off, we have erin o'hern and matt pellman in for karen rogers. we have weather with david murphy. >> reporter: we have cloud cover off to the west of us, but a lot happening along the east coast. 64 in philadelphia. in the 50s in trenton, allentown and millville. 61 in millville. reading, is holding on to the 60-degree reading and 60s along the coast. the humidity is on the low side. rolling through the day it will be a warm one. 71 degrees by 9:00, 80 by noon, 83 by 3:00 p.m., the high is 84 degrees. looks like the nice weather pattern continues tomorrow and then the humidity starts to come back around midweek, matt. >> reporter: thanks for the nice weather down the beach. i pulled myself back kicking and screaming late last night. we know that the people will be making the trek back from the jersey shore, like most mondays in the summertime, i guess unofficially this is our last one, we'll see extra traffic on 42 as well as the westbound side of the ac express way. at this point we're seeing more traffic than normal, but we're not jammed as you

the 7th day adventist church in philadelphia, it will be a sad morning there. >> reporter: it will, tamthis funeral set to be later on this morning, a lot of people come out to support the family over the last week 1/2, nba legend and former 7 sixer owe 7 sixer, charles barclay offered to pay for the funeral. the three children died when an suv that was carjacked lost control and crashed into their fruit stand at allegheny and germantown avenues in tioga, their mother was seriously injured. the family and the neighbor had been set up at the corner, raising money for their church. several vigils were held since their deaths a week and a half ago. a relative spoke about how life has been for the family since the crash. >> this seems to never end. our hearts are completely broken, we can't believe this is our new reality, a nightmare that just won't end. >> reporter: and large crowds are expected later on this morning, the funeral is set to begin at 11:00 a.m., live in north philadelphia, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> cell phone video captured a kay on chaotic scene that erup

. >> reporter: good morning, tam there's a lot of uncertainty and confess about what the school year will look like for philadelphia schools and we are expecting to get some of the answers today. the district of philadelphia has dealt with a 81 million-dollar budget short fall. they have been counting on a 2-dollar cigarette tax, however, last month the ledge -- legislators failed to reach a vote. the governor will advance $265 million, but that money is budgeted and won't resolve the deficit. school is going to to start september 8. there is a question whether the schools will open on time, whether 1300 employees will be laid off, and whether the school rooms will be packed with kids. >> legislators need to go back to work, we need to vote for the cigarette tax and get it done. we need to understand that, let's be clair, what we had -- clear, what we had in school last year, was barely adequate and that may be too strong a statement. >>> there's a press conference scheduled for 10:00 a.m. this morning, "action news" will be there, we continue to follow this story. katherine scott ch

bits been, 77 degrees, looking at the day ahead it's a good one with sunshine and clouds, high of 86 tam. >> thank you, karen. >> and we begin with the developing story out of the midwest crowd rage over the police shooting of a teenager escalating into violence in ferguson, missouri outside of same time louis. people smashed car windows and carried away armed loads of loot the goods from stores overnight. police in rite gear were called -- riot gear were called out. an unarm teen was shot and killed. witnesses say he had his hands in the air when the police officer shot him killing him. but the police say there was a fight for his gun. >> none of those individuals at the time as the officers was in his police car allegedly put the police officer back into the car where he physically assaulted the police officer. >> the officer is pulling him inside the car, he was trying to pull away. >> the officer who shot brown was on paid discipline trairve he had leave while the shooting is under investigation. you can get the latest online at 6abc.com. >>> also developing this morning, police in s

monday looks good, tam. >> like that, thank you, david. >>> coming up on "action news" at noon, dozensy disney-abc domestic television]

no problems, westbound traffic coming into the city and moving just fine, matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> we're starting this morning with breaking news, there's a manhunt underway for a delawareg county man. police say he shot and stabbed his wife to death and is on the run with her young sons. an amber alert has gone out for them. katherine scott is live near the scene in drexel hill good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, pennsylvania state police did issue an amber alert, state police in new york, new jersey and delaware have been notified. a woman in her 30s was killed by her husband and he took off with two young boys. police have been holding the scene in drexel hill as they continue to investigate the case on abbey terrace. police have released the picture of 31-year-old keith belajonas. 6 feet tall, got into a path find with a license plate, jdh74477. the woman's body was in the second floor apartment with multiple stab wounds and shot in the head. one of the occupants heard the struggle, he saw belajonas come down the stairs with the kid

tam is off, as well as karen rogers. have erin o'hern and matt pellman, good morning. >> reporter: it's been a miracle summer for those kids so much fun to watch. we have sun up over the region. get the shades ready. comfortable, too, 63 degrees in philadelphia. a lot of suburbs in the 50s, trenton, allentown, reading and lancaster, and millville and dover. low 60s down the shore right now. sunny and warm, 71 by 9:00. up to 80 by noon. in the mid 80s for most of the afternoon. 83 at 3:00 p.m., 84 around 4:00 p.m. it does look like it gets stickier in the accuweather forecast. i'll tell you when that happens when i step inside with the complete forecast, matt. >> reporter: we have a couple of sticky situations on the roads mr. murphy, but not here, on 42, volume is heavy on 42 as people come back from the shorepoints. today we're not jammed, but volume is heavy already. we're watching a nasty crash on delsea drive, a vehicle ran into a tree, a medical chopper has been called to the scene, this is north of the red pine inn

. >> reporter: good morning, tam, well, this hit-and-run, this fatal hit-and-run was called into police at 9:00 p.m. last night. they were called to the 1,000 block of landis near the delsea drive intersection. the reports that someone was struck by a vehicle. when police got here they found the body of what they described a middle aged mail. he has not been publicly identified. they are having trouble locating next of kin. they are having trouble describing the hit-and-run vehicle. they will examine parts of the vehicle left at the scene. they are going to check with businesses along this commercial strip to see is if any video exists of the striking vehicle that will come later in the day once the businesses are opened up and they have access to any takes place that may have been made overnight. they have a fatal hit-and-run in vineland and live in vineland, john rawlins channel 6 "action news" back to you all. >> also new overnight, fire forced three people out of their home in north philadelphia. the action cam found firefighters battling the blaze on the 2700 block of north 24th st

>> good evening, supervisors, tam ka moss with the may or's office. as supervisor kim acknowledged we at the mayor's and board of supervisors recognize we have an affordable housing affordability crisis and we have a policy recognizing the mayor's goals around 30,000 units and producing affordable housing moving foefrmentd -- forward. we want to support the measure you have been you as a joint compromise. recognizing the board of supervisors is committed to this as is the mayor's office. and to the point that the supervisor made in terms of this really being the beginning, we agree with that. we this i that the work of really defining how we in fact build additional affordable housing and stabilize our community is a priority for our office as well. we commit absolutely to exploring these options with the supervisor and looking forward to put forth something that the mayor and board of supervisors can be proud of. we look forward to working together to find solutions to respond to the housing needs of all city of san franciscans. thank you. >> any oth

tam is off, erin o'hern joins us, we have news you didn't see last night. >> including a close call for a driver in south jersey whose out of control minivan went up in flames. >> two women are found with gunshot wounds to their heads inside a philadelphia home. >> residents in northern california are assessing the daniel after getting jolted by a major earthquake. >> some kids around here, and teachers and administrators are returning to school. let's get the weather and traffic. >> reporter: it's that time of year, looks like you'll need the shades driving into school this morning. we have cloud cover, and high pressure in control and lots of sun. temperatures are cool and comfortable, 64 in philadelphia. some spots in the 50s including allentown, trenton and millville. 63 in sea isle city and up the coast in atlantic city and on the boardwalk. 68 by 6:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. in the low 70s, mainly clear and obviously on the comfortable side, low humidity very similar to what we felt yesterday. yesterday was a gorgeous day. 71 degrees by 9:00 a.m., noon, 80. 3:00 p.m., 83. we'll hit our hi

you'll see me and tam throwing t-shirts. no precipitation this morning, as we look outside, we have a fair amount of cloud cover around the region. there might be some early clouds, or early sunshine digging out from between the clouds and through the day maybe a sunny break, but generally speaking it will be greater than the last several days. checking out the temperature, 72 degrees, notice how the dewpoint is at 66 degrees, so it is feeling more humid today. winds out of the south, southwest at 7 miles per hour and your pressure is 30.16 inches. as we take a look at future tracker 6, yeah we'll have clouds around this morning and sunny breaks, as we get into the afternoon we'll have to look out for a pop-up shower or rumble of thunder. the 5:00 p.m. view will push it to the north north and west. musikfest does start tonight, but i think you'll get the concert in okay, it will be in the 70s and a little bit muggy in all likelihood. 70 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 79 by 3:00 p.m. our high today is 82 degrees around 3:00 p.m. before

>> reporter: it feels pretty nice, tam, 89 temperatures are warm, but not bad. he is as we go into the afternoon it will feel more comfortable than yesterday, 82 degrees, sunny and nice, lower humidity not as warm, a little bit of a breeze, nice for the eagles tonight, too. still great friday, humid saturday, although no chance of rain the way things look. hot and humid on sunday, thunderstorm is spotty at night. and monday, chance of afternoon thunderstorms. >> speaking of the eagles you can watch their final preseason game tonight on 6abc, kickoff is can watch their final preseason game tonight on 6abc, kickoff is set for 7 approxima you need blinds. you know it. your neighbours know it. complete strangers passing by your house know it. don't be that house. do something about it. during blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale going on now. buy one, get a second at half price. blinds to go blinds for life. your windows don't need a facelift. just a new wardrobe. take them shopping during blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale going on now. buy one get second at half

the action cam is on the scene of this accident that tam and eva have been talking about, this is tioga. north broad was closed in both ways, they have cleared the scene at this at this point. so things looking much better, they swept it up and fire truck left the scene and ambulance cleared, as well. looking good right here. looking live on the action cam on north broad street. we have other issues out there, in upper providence township we have an accident at louis road and building fire going on in clifton highlights in delaware county, thorndale road is closed between springfield and penns pine boulevard, stick to providence for that one. >> let's go to the scene you were showing us in north philadelphia. that nasty crash, a car collided head-0n with a ambulance. this happened around 1:30, the driver of a chevy impala crossed into the southbound lanes and slammed into the ambulance. the driver is in critical condition. the patient in the ambulance is in stable condition. no medics in the ambulance were seriously hurt. >>> the search is on for the gunman who shot and killed a 30-year

tam is off.n o'hearn joins us. good morning, erin. >> good morning. how are you sir. >> doing well. ready for that accuweather forecast. we always do it at this time. let's go to meteorologist, david murphy. >> all right, so, satellite right now shows us that we are probably going to see some early sunshine, a little bit of cloud cover scooting through and then we'll change over to a sun and clouds mix. eventually later today there is the possibility of a frontal boundary swinging through and bringing a least parts of the region a spotty pop-up shower or a thunderstorm, doesn't look like a lot of action today. 73 degrees in philadelphia, 65 in allentown, 68 right now in trenton, 68 wilmington and a pair of 72's down the shore in sea isle city and ac. as we roll through the day, 74 degrees by 9 o'clock, 81 by noon. humidity not all that high today. temperature does get warm, though. 86 degrees around 3 o'clock and again there's the chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm and we'll hone on that m

. >>> good morning everyone, it is 4:30 a.m., tam is off. eva pilgrim joins us.d morning eva. >> good morning. let's head to meteorologist, david murphy. good morning, david. >> good morning, guys. and we have a fair amount of sunshine on the way early today from the looks of it. we may see some clouds build a little bit later in the day and we will be looking at a very spotty thunderstorm popping up. 71 degrees right now in philadelphia and we're still holding onto that humidity from yesterday so it is a bit muggy this morning. 66 in trenton, 67 in wilmington, 64 in atlantic city, 69 in sea isle city. you might run into some patchy fog in spots around the region this morning. and as we head out the door we are looking at mainly clear skies with some areas seeing some of that cloud cover i just showed you. 69 degrees by 6:00 and by 8:00 just showed you. so, it does get on the mild side quickly today. and in fact we're going to see those numbers climb. by noon we'll be at 83, 89 is your high at 3 o'clock and then 84 at 6 o'clock. humidity will tend to sag a little

tam is off.n o'hearn joins us and here's what's happening. >> we could learn more today about the suspicious death of a mother found in a northeast philadelphia park. >> top international health officials will meet today to discuss fears surrounding the ebola virus and how to stop it from spreading. >> a change is coming. we're tracking a cold front that will drop temperatures for the end of the week. >> be like magic. david murphy is here with that. karen rogers looking at traffic. good morning. >> let's waive our magic wand and see if we can get rid of any rain this morning. we had a couple cells trying to make it towards the region last night. most fell apart. now there's another batch out by pittsburgh. looks like we'll start out fairly bright but then wind up with sun and clouds and eventually a couple spotty showers or thunderstorms may try to pop through later today. not a lot of that, though. 72 in philadelphia right now, 65 in allentown. not feeling all that humid as you step outside whi

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his headquarters is a long abandoned bank building in the city's tam tam school building. >> if we can use this as a case study bee can clean up something like this, keep it clean, that would add into the overall safety of the neighborhood. >> parker also touts youth programs as a way to clean up oakland. >>> happening today, san francisco teachers vote on a possible strike just days before heading back to school. it has to do with money. the teachers union is asking for a 21% raise over three years. the district is offering 8.5%. tonight's vote won't authorize a strike but allow the teachers to schedule a strike vote. >>> $7.5 billion water bond measure will be on the upcoming november ballot in california. the state senate and assembly passed it yesterday. governor jerry brown signed it last night. the ballot measure is a scaled- down version of a previous water bond plan. the money would mostly go towards new reservoir construction and other water storage projects. >>> 4:33. if you look at the week ahead and the weekend it looks perfect. >> it does. it looks like back to normal in t