>> reporter: today is a lot better. we have better news in the forecast. let's go live on sky of. we'll get you a view of the center city skyline. we're doing a lot better than we were yesterday when we had the showers and the system pushing in from the northwest. the system has pushed to the south and we have mainly cloudy conditions at the moment. we're expecting an increase in sunshine always the day wears on. 63 in trenton. 62 in allentown. there's our 65. millville, 62 and sea isle city, 66 degrees. poconos are down into 50s, we have a little bit of patchy fog left over from yesterday's system, reading down to a half mile. five miles in allentown. everybody is doing okay, drier air will work its way in from the northwest. we've shut off that ocean flow now that the frontal system is down through the virginias and the carolinas. yesterday we had the wind out of the east, northeast, the whole day was miserable, lots of clouds and on and off showers, it made for a yucky start to the weekend. 75 degrees by lunchtime, 80 degrees by 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., down to 78. we're shooting for a high of 80 degrees, it's a warmer day, no humidity out there, a lot brighter, as well. when i come back we'll talk about a warmup, temperatures could flirt with 90 degrees. >> police say a car carrying five people dumped a naked man on to a south philadelphia street. officers in a patrol car saw the incident at 4:00 a.m. they say the man was thrown out of the mercury along columbus boulevard. a few moments later police stopped the vehicle. officers are questioning the two men and three women who were inside. police found the victim's clothes about a block from where he was left off. the man is being evaluated at university of jefferson hospital. the search is on for the killers for the execution style 6 two women inside their mayfair home. kenneth moten has the details. >> reporter: saturday night philadelphia crime scene investigators brought in lights and more after the murder of two women inside this home on vils at vils -- vista street. one victim was discovered in the living room, the other in a second floor living room. >> what's wrong with the world, that's what went through my head. >> reporter: family members identify the woman and homeowner, hardware brother said he had made a grocery store run, and he dropped her off, at 5:30 a.m., he got the call. miss evans was known as grandma. she received death threats, but nobody knows why. >> she liked to cook, the homeless, she helped them. ruby thomas was the second victim. she was staying with evans a few months. >> my sister she never bothered a soul, she would come and clean your house do anything in the world just to get by. >> reporter: as investigator work to pete's the thing together torched the killer, those who knew the women are pleading for information. >> i hope they find what happened, anything positive, say something, that could ventricle your grandmom. >> reporter: the homeowners family said her grandson survived a shooting last month, there were no arrests and they don't know if that's connected. police couldn't confirm the shooting, but said everything is under investigation. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia police are investigating a murder in northeast philadelphia officers say the victim was hit first by a car on the 4700 block of ramona street and someone shot him in the chest and stomach. he was found dead in front of a nearby cemetary. the honda civic that hit the man was found on fire. police are looking for two suspects. the victim's name has not been released. the search is on for a man who posed as a police officer and sexually assaulted a woman working in a trenton store. police say this man walked into a store on the 800 block of north broad street yesterday afternoon. the female employee was alone in the store at the time. police say he identified himself as an officer and took her into the bathroom and sexually assaulted her. >> at this time we believe the individual passed himself off as a police officer. he showed a badge or what appeared to be a badge, he was armed with a handle gun and he had a radio in his hand. >> the suspect walked out of the store flagged down a tan toyota corolla and took off. police don't think the car was involved. if anyone has any information call trenton police. new this morning, police are investigating a burglary at a church in marlton, new jersey. somebody broke into the office of saint isaac catholic church. several offices were ransacked and the walls cleared as the burglars searched for a safe. they got away with several hundred dollars in the cash. a television was stolen from the same church a few months ago. i495 north is wilmington is open for traffic again. the delaware department of transportation opened the northbound side of the bridge crossing the christiana river yesterday. tilting support columns caused the bridge to close in early june. that created headaches for tens of thousands of drivers. crude were able to repair and open the southbound side of the bridge july 31. drivers couldn't be heavier now that the entire bridge is open to traffic again. >> i think it's great because i drove up to philadelphia this morning i got stuck on i-95, and i am going home on 495. >> it's going to be great because my niece goes to work everyday, naamans road. she'll be happy i have to tell her that. >> reporter: the owners of the land around the bridge have issued violations for dumping a large mound of dirt next to the support columns. >> good news for people traveling this labor day. drivers may see the lowest prices at the pump you pump since 2010. the average prices dropped almost a dime. a gallon of regular is 3.48 today. in delaware 3.31. south jersey is the lowest, as usual with a gallon costing 3.17. an estimated 35 million americans will hit the road next weekend. it will be a heros homecoming in center city today for the taney dragons, mayor michael nutter announced the city of philadelphia will welcome the team home at love park at noon. everyone is invited to the event. the dragons ended their historic run for the little league championship thursday night. they are winners in our eyes. we'll be streaming the homecoming live on our website at 6abc.com. we'll be there live beginning at 10 on "action news" this morning. >> they are so autosesome, aren't they? -- awesome, aren't they? the fighting phils take the cards to 12 long innings at the bank. >> iceland bans air travel near a volcano after thousands of small earthquakes. >> reporter: we're checking a lot of sunshine and temperatures are heating up this week and the tropics are heating up, as well. tropical depression has formed, it's off the florida coast. we'll show you when it's >> after thousands of small earthquakes in recent weeks, iceland's volcano has began a small eruption. four years ago another volcano erupted that shut down air travel for more than a week. that 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[laughter]. >> reporter: it was probably cooler here than in iceland yesterday. what a miserable day nydia liked it. of course you did. we're already seeing more sunshine than we did all of yesterday when we were stuck in the clouds and the scattered showers in the afternoon. we're improving clouds pulling out, temperatures on the comfortable side. 65 if philadelphia. trenton, 63. wilmington, 63. millville, 62. allentown the same. the poconos, 55 degrees. here's the satellite and radar, we don't have to worry about low level clouds and scattered showers, because we shut off the east/northeasterly breeze. we increased the moisture in the atmosphere and the disturbance ran through it triggered the showers of we have the high pressure building in from the north. that's the good guy, it will dry everything out. the results will be milder temperatures and highs close to 80 degrees. monday is a nice day. high pressure is right over top of us a lot of sunshine, 83, 84. tuesday the warm front is knocking on the door it actually swings through late in the day. tuesday is a warmer day, 85, 86. wednesday when the cold front pushes through, called prefrontal, wind shift out of the southwest and highs could get close to 90. this is tropical depression number four around the turks and caicos islands. the forecast model are not in agreement, but a lot of them take this and run it out to sea. we think most of the models will take it out to sea and make the right hand turn and miss the eastern seaboard. here's a look at the spaghetti plots. this is showing you what each and every forecast model is doing, looks like spaghetti. there's a question where it will go. a lot of models take it to the north and makes a right hand turn. looks like this will move out to sea. poconos patchy fog, 75 degrees is the forecasted high in the mountains. nice beach day today, complete turn around, ocean temperature, 74. a few clouds, sunny, breezy, high of 77 degrees. for philadelphia, we'll say 80 degrees on the dot, maybe morning fog, otherwise, mostly sunny skies, wind are light out of the north, 15 miles per hour. overnight cool in the outlying suburbs, 63 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, that's about as quiet as you will see. mostly sunny pleasant for today. 80 degrees, monday, 84 sunny and pleasant. tuesday, 85 degrees, wednesday, 89 degrees, thursday, warm, outside shot of a pop up short term, 87. friday, sun and clouds, 83. saturday, humid, 82 and pop you are showers or thunderstorms around 82. >> visit 6abc.com/weather for storm tracker 6 live for the hourly and seven-day forecast. the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists and our collection of weather-related photos and videos. the aroma of hamburgers filled the air in delaware this weekend. 20 local restaurants fired up their grills and competed over a hot flame. the delaware burger battle draws some of the areas top restaurants. it raises money to help the hungry in delaware. 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to remember. she said she is grateful for the extra boost of confidence. >> awesome! i've been claritin clear for 8 days. at the first sign of your allergies, doctors recommended taking one claritin every day of your allergy season for continuous relief. 21 days! 14 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. >> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 6:24 sunday morning. you're looking at satellite 6 along with action radar. the cold front, the back door cold front that produced that miserable weather is down in the carolinas and the virginias. under 'neath this high, the air sinks, so we're getting cloud cover. we're picking up a breeze out of the northeast, this is a drying breeze. this will be the pattern over the next day several days, the good news that high is not in a hurry to go anywhere. you'll see it all week long. by 9:00 a.m., 68 degrees, an increase in sunshine, mostly sunny skies this afternoon. highs close to 80. eva? >> turning to sports now, the phillies wrap up their series against the cardinal's at citizens bank park, plus the eagles are trimming their roster. jeff skeverski has all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: talk about a long night at the ballpark last night. phillies cardinal cardinal's ended five hours of baseball. dom brown and codey ashy. do what that guy did, get a cushion. the phillies stage a bit of a come back, ryan howard opposite field homer. how about howard gets his phils win 2. no outs, bases loaded, marlin byrd to the right. two-run single. we are tied at 5. le we go to extra innings. we get out of the it in the 11th, but not in the 12th. phillies lose 6-5 against saint louis. the eagles have until next saturday to get the roster down to 53. defensive end 13e7b9 -- spent the last four years in the army which included time on the battlefield in afghanistan. the most intriguing story line, will alex henery be in there. chip kelly is not giving henery a pick. >> we have to make decisions based on on the month of time we have with coed, instead of sitting i don't know how many times i can do that, we know how many times we have to get out on on the practice field from now until thursday night. we have to make a decision. >> preseason football last night, eagles fans you'll like this, dallas-miami, tony row mow gets sacked in the first half. dallas lost 25-20. they are 0-3. desean jackson, did not have a single catch this from robert griffin the third, he has two catches this preseason. baltimore stays perfect in preseason play with 23-17 win. thaddeus young the longest sixers player has been traded to minnesota. sixers getting first round pick. have the sixers cleaned house or what, with young gone michael carter williams is the only one here since opening day 2012 starting lineup. young said on his twitter page, he loved it here in philly. that's a look at sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. in warrington bucks county, dozens of teams signed up for the soccer for soldiers tournament. it provides emergency assistance to military families and wounded warriors, the past two years the event has >> a car senior wrapped around a pole in south jersey overnight sepgd one to the hospital in critical condition. the white house considers the next action against militants following the execution of american journalist as they close in on the man seen in the video. >> first meteorologist chris sowers joins us with another preview of the accuweather forecast. i enjoyed the rainy weather yesterday. i thought it was a nice reprieve. got thing done around the house. >> reporter: i'm not sure many people at home would agree with you. >> it forces us to get things done. >> reporter: i don't mind that kind of weather if it's football weather, i'm going to sit on the couch anyway, but on a saturday, no. that was a miserable day yesterday. right now we have clear conditions and bright blue skies, we have high pressure building in it's moving very slowly. that could be the scene all week long, very, very nice. 67 degrees that was neither's high in the poconos. allen -- that was yesterday's high in the poconos. allentown, 72. glass borough, 74. middletown, delaware, 75 degrees, some of those numbers are normal for the beginning of october. here's the satellite and radar composite with sunshine and high pressure buildings, the numbers will climb. it's going to be below average, but better. 80 degrees is the high for philadelphia. trenton, 78. allentown and reading, 80 degrees, cape may, a little cooler at 75 and will also about 77. here's what you can expect, again, this is over the next couple of days, lots of sunshine, just a few clouds, seasonable temperatures we're below average today, tomorrow and tuesday, temperatures are pretty much on par for this time of year. very low humidity leaves. more importantly no rain. how long does that last? i'll have the answer in the seven day, eva? >> we're at the "action news" big board looking for the search of the mill tans that executed james foley. u.s. officials thing they are close to identifying the man seen in the video of foley's execution, the white house is weighing military options as the militants threaten to execute more americans. >> reporter: the international hunt for the islamic terrorist responsible for the shocking beheading of james foley in syria is bearing results. british intelligence officials are zeros in on several london rs who joined isis. the terrorists are threatening to execute a second american journalist and abc news has learned that two more americans are being held by the islamic militant army whole kill all holes tamings if the u.s. doesn't stop 9 airstrikes in iraq and the fighters will bring terror to the u.s. prompting a homeland security warning. >> isis is able to attack u.s. interest with little warning at all the biggest concern would be u.s. concerns abroad. >> this is beyond anything we have seen, we must prepare for everything. >> reporter: the military'ses include hitting isis with airstrikes in syria. where the u.s. has stayed out of a three-yearlong war that has claimed 200,000 lives. president obama still on vacation faces tough decisions when he returns to the white house, sunday night. i'm joe torres, abc news new york. >> "good morning america" weekend will have more on the search for those who executed james foley. "good morning america" follow also this broadcast. >> israelis have used airstrikes to level a 1 story to your -- 12 story apartment buildings. 30 people were injured, there were no reports of death, israeli said both buildings harbors hamas operations, israel sent automated phone calls warning that housing terrorists in buildings would be targeted. michael braun's funeral service will be tomorrow killed by a police officer two weeks ago. meanwhile, a diverse group of demonstrators many of them children marched peacefully. they walked side by side with police officers in uniform. the march marks the two week anniversary of the killing of 18-year-old brown by an officer. officials say peace prevails for the third night with no violence or arrests. again, tonight we deployed no smoke devices no tear gas and again tonight, no police officer fired a single bullet. >> meanwhile, in saint louis, people rallied for officer darren wilson, he has been hiding since he shot and killed michael brown. in the nation's capital protesters marched in support of the victim of michael brown, hundreds chanted and held signs in protest of police brutality gains people of color in america. >> we want justice for eric gardener and we want justice for mike brown. >> thousands bro -- protested the choke-hold death of a black man by a white police officer. his death was ruled a homicide after he was taken to the ground by a police officer who used a banned choke hold. more than 125,000 people took part in the march. police in driver are looking for a driver who slammed into a pole. the car went out of control and hit the pole and burst into flames. a pattern in the car was taken to cooper hospital in critical condition. also around 2:30, a pick up truck slammed into a pole in north philadelphia. the action cam was at the scene at deveraux avenue and the boulevard. a man in his 20s was trapped inside the vehicle. he was taken to torresdale hospital where's in stable condition. a fight between two restaurant cooks in queen village ended in a stabbing this weekend. it happened at south second and washington avenue. a 49-year-old stabbed a 41-year-old man in the chest. the victim has been hospitalized in stable condition. the suspect was arrested, police are investigating. from our delaware newsroom five people escaped when an apartment building caught fire. it happened on the 1100 block of lancaster avenue in wilmington. the cathedral of jesus christ church is housed on the first floor of that buildings. smoke was coming from the roof of the building when firefighters arrived. everybody got out of the burning building safely. both the church and the apartments above suffered smoke damage in the blaze. the fire is under investigation. the auction house selling the historic carousel in seaside heights new jersey is searching for a buyer to keep it in tact. otherwise the carousel and 58 hand-carved figures will be sold peels -- piecemeals. owners of the pier say it's too expensive to maintain and insure. >> it won't be long before school bells are ringing this weekend. in we alsoville, gloucester county, kids lined up at victory and christ christian center for backpacks stuffed with supplies. they were able to get clothes and shoes and haircuts. a group of business owners handed out at sneaker villa. boys and girls are excited to gear up for school. organizers were there to help them. >> there's a lot of kids who are not fortunate. they are excited to learn. >> rain didn't keep students away from another backpack give away in germantown. community group invited the kids to concord schoolhouse to get back to school essentials. >> that was always my favorite. >> the new hitech tool being used on college campuses to keep students safe. >> a track is submerged by flood waters after a deluge of rain in west virginia. looks like fog along the center city skyline. meteorologist chris sowers sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. 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seeing air temperatures in the mid 60s. the satellite and radar composite if you look at the back door cold front, you can see the clouds drifting down to the south. that's following the cold front that swept through yesterday. that's what produced all the miserable weather. as we go wider we can see the pattern that's taking shape there. there's the back-door cold front there. we have an area of trailing low pressure here. high pressure will dominate the pattern the next couple of days, while it's on top of us, it will be cooler than average. but always the slims off the coast we'll get into the warm, soupy sectors on friday. temperatures will feel more like august. we'll get into the upper 80s, it will feel more like the way it should for this time of year. here's future tracker 6. we'll let this run through wednesday. there's nothing going on. high pressure over top of us today, tomorrow, tuesday, wednesday, looks good. even thursday there's an outside shot of a pop-up thunderstorm thursday afternoon with an approaching frontal system. for the most part, thursday looks good, as well. this is tropical fretion -- depression number 4. the hurricane hunters have found circulation, it's sitting over the turks and caicos islands. think of it as a layered cake. when you have sheering it takes the top part of the storm and pushes it away from the bottom part of the storm it causes the storm to collapse. it inhabits the growth. once the storm move to the north it's it gets out of that sheering environment and allows it to strength. most of the forecast models taicts it to the north -- take it to the north an take it out so sea. we're seeing water temperatures in the low to mid 80s, this is plenty warm enough for this storm to strengthen. it's something we'll continue to watch over the next few days, the general idea that storm misses us out to sea and takes a right hand turn between cape harptous and -- hatteras and bermuda. down the shore, 77 degrees on the sand, 3 to 4-foot waves. there's a moderate risk for rip currents. 80 degrees today, leftover morning fog, we're getting rid of that now. mostly sunny skies, winds are light out of the northeast. 78 degrees toward 80 around # p.m. 6:00 p.m., 78 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 84 degrees monday sunny and pleasant. tuesday, nice, sunny, 85. wednesday, warm and humid, 89 degrees. there's the outside shot areas get close to 90. if not a little bit warmer. thursday, warm, 87. there could be a thunderstorm late in the day. better chance, though as we move into labor day weekend. friday, sun and clouds, 83. saturday there could thursday around with lows in the 80s. most of the week looks good. >> national day in washington, d.c. marked a big occasion this weekend, the panda cup turned well. to celebrate, the zoo gave the panda a special fruit cake with frozen fruits. she reached for peaches which meanings male announcer: the magic of the bay is waiting. explore maryland's coastal 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five people are being questioned. also ahead, two women are shot and killed in their philadelphia home now the search is on for the suspects. >> t tra coming home to aelebration for the hometown heros. first let's go outside to say hello to meteogi sowers. >> reporter: hello. >> hello. >> reporter: good morning to both of you, that's how i feel this morning, i'm in such a better mood. yesterday it was chilly out here, it was rainy and chilly and raw. today a complete 180. temperatures are on the comfortable side and we're seeing sunshine.