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ron, my twitter follower reports 69 degrees in gwinnett valley. that is similar to other parts of region. 67 in reading and 65 in allentown and philadelphia international airport reporting 71 and 67 in millville and 68 in sea isle city. coolish and comfortable this morning, 79 by 9:00 though, it doesn't take look for the temperatures to start haying up and the rest of the day looks partly sunny by noon, and a high of 89 right around here at 4:00 or so. and back to 86 at 6:00, it's dry and just a tad humid today, like yesterday, pretty comfortable overall, if are you headed to the pool, partly sunny at noon and the high at 4:00 that i machinesed. get a sun burn as quick as 15 minutes, eva there is a change tomorrow including a rise in the accuweather seven day coming up in just a bit. >> thanks david. we begin with breaking news, the action cam is live in the northeast area of philadelphia as police search for to missing children, a 12-year-old autistic boy and his sister. the two were with their grandmother, but when their mother returned from work, the children were not at home. they told their grandfather they were going to play at the playground at 9:00 last night but he fell asleep and didn't realize that they didn't return home. police and k-9 officers are searching for the children seen here in this picture, if you know their whereabouts, are you urged to call police right away. two people were rescued from a burning hom in the mantua section. to people were ain to get out on their on. the fire broke out on ashton street at 2:40 this morning. one firefighter suffered a minor hand injury during the call and everyone else is okay. atlantic city's losing streak appears to continue. we are waiting for official word from trump plaza officials but a local state senator told "action news" that the casino will shut its doors by the end of summer. annie mccormick has the details. >> citing multiple sources, they say that trump plaza will send out pink sleeps tomorrow before it closes. >> we hear rumors but they can't be substantiated. >> trump's exit will make the fourth casino to announce closing this summer. the atlanticic club and revel, and caesar entertainment announced that show boat will close in august. at the time, caesar says there are too many casinos in the market. trump owns both trump plaza and the trump taj mahal. and if rumors are true, lives will change dramatically, and senator whalen says he can't be optimistic about a 7th hour save. >> i can't tell me employees we'll save your jobs, because i would be lying. >> reporting in atlantic city, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." a tentative date is set to auction off atlantic city's revel hotel, it goes on the auction block on august 6th, revel filed for bankruptcy for the second time. the hotel and casino is only open two years, they have $447 million in secure debt but just $9 million in cash. from our delaware newsroom, wilmington city council has voted to reduce the fire department staffing by eight, the move cuts government spending by $500,000. council says the positions are currently vacant and will not affect response times or public safety. the mayor has announced the cuts saying it will lead to house closures. the state has fired its chief medical examiner after evidence of misconduct and a criminal investigation is ongoing and the state is searching for his replacement. authorities accuse dr. coury for using money for his personal gain. actor, median, tracy morgan is suing wal-mart in section with a crash on the new jersey turnpike that seriously injured morgan and killed his friend, morgan sued accusing wal-mart of negligence for not realizing the driver was driving for more than 24 hours. the driver survived and is facing charges and wal-mart has not commented on the suit. an autopsy has failed to show what killed matt bendick, he was the boyfriend of glee castmate becka toebic. >> i'm not sure what type of business he was here for. >> police are checking his credit card receipts and checking surveillance to retrace his steps and so far there is no signs of foul play or that he committed suicide. the medical examiner is doing more tests on the body today. a year ago glee lost its star ac terror, corey monteith. they are looking to cap the amount of money that public workers pay if they retire while not using sick days. senators are introducing a bill capping the amount to $15,000. in 2010, governor, chris christy vetoes a similar bill not allowing any payouts at all. a candidate for governor toured yesterday, tom wolf talked about his made in pennsylvania plan. he unveiled hundreds of models of baseball bats for players and players in college, and high school. and meantime, tom corbett is continuing his push for pension reform. he caused a stir among lawmakers by vetoing lawmakers from tens of thousands of dollars from their budget. having a yard sale in ridley park, delaware county, may not be as easy as hanging up a sign, it's borough is meeting next tuesday considering an ordernential requiring a permit for yard sales and how many sales can happen in one your. and the specific timetable for removing a yard sale sign. the concerns were raised because of reads having a yard sale almost every weekend. coming up an emergency landing on a remote island, why an american airlines flight from hawaii to guam landed on the midway tolls. and why movie goers at the chester county theater are screaming -- david? >> a decent day with warm highs and ozone action day is declared for those of you with unhealthy, or at risk groups for unhealthy air. the forecast change for sunday is all coming up. 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includes south philadelphia and the platt memorial bridge and a nice orange sky there, and a nice day across the region, just a couple of issues to talk about and one is the air quality. if you are in a sensitive group that is senior citizens and young kids, those of you suffering from asthma and other ailments, an ozone action day is declared and the recommend limiting activity between 2:00 and 6:00. and the rest of us can help out by not filling the cars and not running the lawn mowers during those hours. 66 in trenton and 69 in allentown, slightly humid but not too bad. satellite shows you the clouds early and down the shore we have a little bit of cloud cover and that breaks apart as well. and genally speaking it's a partly sunny day overall. partly sunny and very warm in allentown, maybe just a tad humid, in philadelphia a high of 89 degrees, partly sunny and warm. not a whole lot of relief from a breeze, a southerly breeze of 6 to 12 miles per hour later on. 73 by 8:00, almost 80 by 8:00, and 87 degrees by 2:00, our high of 89 around 4:00, still close to that at 5:00 and partly sunny skies developing. later it's 6 abc night at ppl park, with the coworkers, game time temperature is 82 degrees, down to 76 in the 90th minute and partly cloudy and seasonable and the union is on a roll and a union blog now that previews the game and i tweet that out as times today. at the phillies, a great night for baseball and phillies are playing great baseball lately, they are on a winning street and 83 for the first pitch and 79 for the ninth inning, i believe it's cole hamels ton. tomorrow it's more humid and that is the main change that you see, as you go through the day, there is a chance of a pop-up shower north and west of philadelphia, might even be a couple of pop-up thunderstorms you see up there, this is mainly north and west because of a front getting closer to us and by monday and tuesday we are dealing with the much greater affects of that front. ahead of that in the poconos, nice day today, partly sunny and 78 degrees, today maybe a stray thunderstorm late and then on sunday humid with thunderstorms possible. down the shore, skip yesterday and we go to sun, 84 degrees and more humid at the shore. i don't think there will be a thunderstorm at the shore tomorrow. a change to the forecast. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 89 is your high, and warm today, keep the cool drinks and sunscreen and all of that stuff handy. tomorrow more humid and could be an afternoon thunderstorm, 88 is the high and monday and tuesday, look out, this is when a cold front is getting closer to us and it's unsettled ahead of that front and hot on monday and strong storms are possible and a high of 90 and tuesday 84 degrees and another round of stray storms possible, drenchers. thursday and friday look good. you can get the weather any time with our 6 abc storm tracker app. the first night of blob fest in a chester cone town ended in a scream. dozens of screams to be exact. always a fun time, the night of classic movie watching culminated with the audience and scary individuals running into the streets from the theater in phoenixville, blob fest continues tomorrow with a street fair and more horror films. welcome back sky 6 hd looking at cape may, new jersey, if you look on the bottom left hand corner of your screen, you see some dolphins, a little group of dolphins, maybe flipper and his friends hanging out close to the shore this morning. 6:20 and 73 degrees right now. the number of delayed or canceled flights have gone up. a study from the department of transportation found that customers filed over 1,000 complaints in may, that is up by 100 from a year ago. 90% of flight as rived on time down from april of the previous year. more than half the flights canceled were due to bad weather. >> hawaiian, alaska and delta airlines had the best performance. the wrangler is named the safest vehicle, but doesn't offer fuel efficient. they want to improve with the 2017 model. that could mean lighter or smaller engine, the current wrangler gets just 17 miles per hour in the city and the four door version gets slightly less. a promotion at tgi fridays is tempting your wallet, they are offering diners endless appetizers for just $10 a person. you choose one appetizer and then if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting funding for their schools. oil and gas companies gave corbett 1.7 million dollars in political contributions. and he gave them a sweetheart deal on taxes that's costing pennsylvania billions. corbett's mismanagement has caused a huge budget deficit. and his painful education cuts are forcing teacher layoffs and increasing class sizes. now corbett wants to give the oil and gas industry even more handouts. and what's he getting from them? corbett's keeping that secret. so pennsylvanians are challenging tom corbett to come clean. release the records of your meetings with donors... that you've been hiding. disclose all the contributions, letters and emails from oil and gas lobbyists who influence you. we've got a right to know who tom corbett's listening to. because it sure isn't us. my twilter followers kirsten reported 72 degrees in depford. we have spots in the 60s including allentown, trenton and reading. 67 in millville and 68 degrees in sea isle city. if you want to play follow me on twitter, and go ahead and tweet me numbers. by noon 82 and by 3:00, 88 your high today is 89 degrees and i expect that to hit right there at 4:00, and it's a nice one and warm out there of course, if you are at the playground or pool, or doing anything else out and about. 84 as early as 1:00, and by 4:00 the high of 89, humid today but not terrible. similar to yesterday. a humid change for tomorrow though and i'll talk about that in the next half hour with the exclusive accuweather forecast. the phillies are hot, tonight cole hamels takes on steven strasburg, plenty of reasons to get excited. the phils are in last place but moving up the standing. check it out dominic brown got them on the board in the second inning and rollins got them on the board again. and they win it 6-2 and the phils are now eight games out. >> i can speak for everybody and say yes, if not come see me. yeah, i believe so, if not you wouldn't have this kind of baseball now, guys would be down worrying about where they are going, but that is not the case, guys come in preparing to win a baseball game. >> that is a.j. defending that they are indeed contenders and the all-star game begins sunday night. so much for jeremy lin coming to the sixers he is going to the lakers and king james going home. remember the cleveland cavalier fans burning his jerseys, that is clearly forgot and, he has left miami and signed with the cavs his home town club. charles barkley says the decision is a wynnin-wiwin-win. >> they are a blue collar city and he say blue collar guy, and this is great for the nba obviously. >> you didn't know definitely if he would do it or not but it was a 50/50 not at the very least he could end up going back to cleveland simply because there is a lot of wearing on him in miami. the health of dwyane wade, the load he was forced to carry and the relationship could be better with him and pat reilly and the influence that his friends and his entourage had in miami which was close to nothing compared to what it was in cleveland and his desire for his wife and friends and confidants and everybody to get him to come home. >> they dig into the potential economic impact the kings signing could have in cleveland. the eagles running back lesean mccoy kicked off a charity weekend, the action cam was at chicky and petes, proceeds benefit als, the disease claimed mccoy's grandmother. check this out. the sixers are the champions of the summer league in orlando, thompson slam its only, noel did not play in this game, he 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[bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! new overnight a motorcyclist is dead after a nasty crash on a burlington county road, a car slammed into a living room in north philadelphia, we have details on what happened. and from flooding in the east to wild fires in the west, mother nature is wreaking havoc across the nation. meteorologist david murphy is here with crazy weather. >> that last peck tour of the kid floating on the box was hershey park, pennsylvania, amazing. nothing out of ordinary today. we have a high temperature coming up for you that is close to average. lots of sunshine over the horizon, there are clouds around on the jersey side of the river, as we get into the rest of the afternoon, i think the jersey shore is going to transition to partly sunny skies, we are looking at a good afternoon ahead. i want to click the one graphic back that we have a second and it's important information, we have an air quality alert, and this is unhealthy air for sensitive groups, we are talking senior citizens and young kids and those that suffer from respiratory ailments, this means that sensitive groups limit your activity. at 6:00, the ground level ozone is at its worst. s as we take a look at cloud cover coming in from the west. a sweep of clouds from the west, we'll call it partly sunny, 71 in philadelphia as you step outside, a lot of temperatures in the 60s, so it's comfortable to begin. we roll through the day it's warm. 88 by 3:00 with the high of 89 probably slotting in there around 4:00 and by 6:00, 86 degrees and dry today. and the uv index is high and put the sunscreen on at the shore or the pool or just working or doing anything else outside today. we have a humid change for tomorrow and moving into the work week, we have details coming up. >> new this morning a motorcyclist is dead after a car clipped the back of the bike on the 2000 block of route 521, it happened at 1:15 this morning, the car was turning into a wawa and no charges are filed and police are investigating. nearly a dozen people were hurt when winds and rain swept through virginia and thousands are without power. and in the west dangerous wild fires continue to burn out of control. >> thousands of people in the mid-atlantic states are struggling to recover from severe weather that pounded the region with rain and major flooding. >> people are running and taking shelter and stuff. >> the winds howling at 70 miles per hour. >> the wind came this way and pushed them across the street. >> the inundation was severe at pennsylvania's hershey park enough water for people to throat around and north harbor park also submerged as more than 3 inches of rain fell in two hours. in virginia beach, 11 people were injured as the winds shredded homes and businesses and tossed this man's car like a toy. >> like a spin cycle with everything flying around. >> and out west, a wild fire is burning out of control fed by strong winds and dry conditions. >> this is too close to home. this is scary. >> the fire has burned an estimate 18,000 acres already as more than 450 firefighters scramble to contain it and neighborhood evacuations are mandated. ray connected a hose to a sprinkler on his roof. >> if we start to get embers we turn that on. >> the pattern we have seen across the country continues next week that, means wet in the east but little to no rain from the pacific northwest into california. >> and forecasters say that those eastern storms are expected to bring unseasonably cool temperatures to the middle of the country some 20 to 30 degrees below normal. "good morning america" weekend has more on the wild weather across the nation, "good morning america" weekend is next following our broadcast at 8:00. philadelphia police are still investigating a bizarre accident in the northeast, a woman drove her car right into the living room of a home. "action news" reporter sharrie williams has the details. >> it sounds like a bomb went off. >> reporter: joe donahue heard and felt the impact of a car going through the living room. >> ran out and there was a lot of smoke and i told my wife to get out of house. >> the 75-year-old woman who lives in one of upstairs units was behind the wheel when it happened. donahue rushed in to help his neighbor. >> i knocked on the window and she was dazed from the airbag hitting her and i crawled into the backseat and then the front and unlocked the door. >> the downstairs unit is heavily damaged and the woman that live there's was not home at the time of the crash. we spoke with the owner's granddaughter. >> thank god my grandmom was not here because her couch sat in front of that window. >> family members tell me this unit was undergoing renovations and this crash is going to set that back. neighbors tell me that just before the crash, the elderly woman was in her vehicle in the street, they say she was looking disoriented before she crashed into the home, police tell me the cause is still under investigation. in northeast philadelphia, sharrie williams, channel 6 "action news." >> well the search is on for a roxborough man that slipped out of a home after a standoff with police, the action cam was along the 400 block of del mar street last night. the man was involved in a fight with a woman, he fled to a home and barricaded himself inside. when police gained access to the home the man was gone and a gun was found. prosecutors are now seeking a life sentence for a convicted child killer and rapist. yesterday a jury found rivera guilty on all 11 counts ranging from first degree murder to burglary. >> i'm relieved that this man is finally going to pay for what he did to my son and my daughter. >> police say that rivera broke into the victim's house and raped amber at knife point, she was just 12 years old at the time, that is when her 6-year-old brother dominic ran in screaming trying to defend her and rivera slashed both their throats killing little dominic. normally channel 6 "action news" does not identify victims of sexual assault but amber and her mother want to show the world they stand tall. >> israeli air strikes continue to pelt targets in gaza, hamas says for the first time the rockets hit mosques for the first time could galvanize support with muslims. they say they are stockpiling weapons underneath mosques and homes. a u.n. resolution is still not official calls for an immediate cease fire. a strong earthquake rattled japan last night striking just off the coast near the crippled nuclear plant at fukushima, the 6.2 magnitude quake cause aid small tsunami but no damage is reported. an earthquake in 2011 led to damage of the nuclear reactions. people were ordered to higher ground but fortunately this quake did not worsen conditions. homeland security secretary jay johnson visited shelters in new mexico. the center is housing 400 illegal immigrants, president obama and leaders are at odds on how to ease the immigration vice sunrise several groups are joining forces to get people what they need for the upcoming school year, along with feed the children get ready fest in philadelphia. some 800 families got nutritious supplies and food and shoes and warm coats. so the kids own have to focus on their school work. >> people are unemployed and people that need the extra food and can't afford the extra personal care and need. >> it doesn't take too much resources, it's something we can do quickly with a few partners and really knock it out and it came together fast and a lot of people came on board to help us. >> each family got enough food to feed four family members for a week and a box of household goods. >> caesar and the other apes return to the big screen. we have a preview of the new film, dawn of the planet of the apes. >> and she is one of those influential women, the new designation for check out this odd site in denver, colorado, a tree grew thanks to an old bike. no one moved in all that time and nature somehow took over the bike and started going through and it's weird to see how the bike is inside of the tree, i'm not sure how the tree is still alive. but pretty cool. >> i guess that bike is not going anywhere now. it's not going anywhere for a long time from the looks of it. >> a nice change for sunday eve arc we are dry aconnecticut the region, it's nice and as we look outside we have sunshine over the horizon and that includes the area just over i-95 and penn's landing where we have the korean memorial in the foreground and the vietnam memorial in the background. the scene of many ceremonies. elaine my twitter follower, shows the super moon from overnight. looks at the water with the reflection and the moon now is at the part of its or bit where it's closest to the earth, the best view probably was before it set at 4:51 a.m., 30,000 miles closer than it is. if you happen to see it later today or tonight, it looks bigger to you. especially when it's down near the horizon, dew point 64 and humid out there, not oppressive and winds are light, satellite shows you clouds trying to break up at the coast and more clouds from the west and a partly sunny day, with periods of more sun than clouds and vice versa, i expect us to be fairly sunny there and 79 by 11:00 and your high of 89 late this afternoon at 4:00 and by 5:00 we are down to 88 degrees, lots of 80s on the map today and 87 in reading and 87 in wilmington and millville. a little bit of a break down the shore, where you get to 79 this afternoon, 6 abc night with the union hosting the colorado rapids, the game is on 6 abc and i'll be down with my channel 6 buddies, i get to stand right about there and wave to the crowd, it's fun. 82 is your start and 76 by the 90th minute. the phillies are the winners of five straight and 85 for the first pitch and it gets more humid during the day tomorrow and showers off to the north and wst of philadelphia and maybe a couple of thunderstorms too, and there is more of that thunderstorm activity for monday and tuesday. for the weekend up in the poconos, today looks good and partly sunny and 79, 78 on sun and more humidity building in and a thunderstorm possible up north. the shore you don't have to worry about rain, partly sunny and 83, and tomorrow it's more humid and stays that way monday and tuesday. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the weekend call for philadelphia, partly sunny and 89 today, tomorrow 88 with more humidity building in and an afternoon thunderstorm possible north and west of philadelphia, monday and tuesday, however that is when the cold front gets closer to us and we are unsettled. 90 is monday's high and 94 is tuesday's high and both days in the afternoons in particular and we could be looking at strong thunderstorms and drenchers too much to watch. >> good to hear. thanks david. scientists identified what is the largest flying bird ever. it lived between 25 and 28 million years ago. it could go for great distances without flapping its winging, the bones were discovered 30 yours ago at the charleston international airport in south carolina. it was so big they reporting to jury selection and the hashtag it's hot in here. apes return to the big screen this weekend as we go back to the planet of the apes, tamala edwards look at what is new this theaters. >> the fight for the control of earth and a man learns to let go and an unlikely family forms between four people. first up for the weekend, dawn of the planet of the apes, a sequel to the rise of the planet of the apes. >> it's okay. ten years after the epidemic that wiped out most of humanity. they come into contact with human survivors the fragile piece is threaten by a war of domination for the planet. >> looking for something sweet and romantic, "and so it goes" is out by director rob ryaner. >> douglas is a self centered realtor, abknoxous to anyone that crosses his past and wants to sell one more house until his estranged son drops off a granddaughter he didn't know existed. but little by little he learns to open his life. >> and a little different, a dark comedy by british author, nick hornby. >> she left food in the fridge and wet wipes by the bed. i'm sure the break will do you both some good. >> four people meet on new year's eve on a rooftop in london where they decide to end it all. once they meet one another they agree to call off their plans. the written pact bins them together and turns them into unwitting sensations and find that even accidental families make life worth living. can you find where these are playing use your cell phone app. >> welcome back to "action news" on a saturday morning, there is a little more cloud cover down the shore and south jersey, my trusty twitter follower, peter in south jersey sent me this picture of foggy conditions in williamstown. temperatures are on the comfortable side, 71 in philadelphia and 71 in wilmington and trenton and 69 in sea isle city, overall we expect partly sunny skies today even at the shore where it might be a little cloudy right now. 84 at the barbecue grill at 1:00 and 88 degrees at 5:00 and your high today is 89 and we'll hit that right in here at 4:00 this afternoon. partly sunny and warm and keep sunscreen handy and cool drinks if you are outside today. >> thanks david. console tables are great way to add space to your living room, the designers from knock it off have a do-it-yourself idea to make it at one tenth the cost of buying one. >> a console table can be a great piece in a living room but it can come at a great cost. we have a way to custom build one for under $100, wait until you see this. >> what we'll do is build a console table, we'll have the tabletop and four chunky, thick legs, this is actually fence posts, the piece we are building, it will cost hundreds of thousands, it will be solid liability and fit with your home. >> we are consulting our lumber to size including 2 by 4's, we need to attach the legs to the lower base. it's fascinating to see when you start with truly just big 2 by 4's or 4 by 4's how it comes together. for the top of the table we use planks of wood that will fit into the home it is going into. >> it has an old fashioned look and has a chunky look. we first parented it white and added a light white wash with brown pain, all told that is $80, ten times less than you would pay at your favorite high end store for something similar. why pay full price when can you knock it off. go to livewellnetwork.com. sunday nights on the live well network. >> do you have a glass coffee table that need a quick pick me up, can you breathe new life into the table in just a few simple steps. one of the most important women in african-american history is close to becoming a national landmark. the harriet tubman museum is on its way to being a national park, it would cover the home and the underground railroad historical park in maryland. it would create dozens of new jobs and expand tourism and bring in $40 million annually. here are some of the stories we are working on for you, a local hospital is using local technology to treat brain cancer and a $25,000 a night champagne room. tracy morgan takes action against wal-mart, the retailer who left him seriously hurt and a friend dead. and now another casino in atlantic city will roll up the red carpet. lets go to david murphy first and look at your accuweather forecast. >> it's a nice morning across the region with sun trying to break through clouds and there is one issue, an air quality alert, air is unhealthy for sensitive groups including young kids and people with asthma, you'll want to limit your activity from 12:00 to 6:00, that is when the ground level ozone is at its

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