evolved into a squall line and produced a tremendous on the of wind damage in here. two tornadoes warnings issued for gloucester and camden and mercer and monmouth counties. trees and wires down, in haddon township, oakland, collingswood and minor structural damage in gloucester and gloucester city. on top of the winds we saw a tremendous amount of rain that fell in in a short period of time. this is doppler radar estimates, as predicted over the last couple of days from adam you can see some locations picked up a good two to three inches of rain, all this fell in a very short permit. a lot of this fell within maybe a half-hour's time. again that's a lot of water in a short period of time it has created flooding problems. the national weather service continues the flash flood warning for montgomery county and lower montgomery and bucks county for the smaller creeks and streams that we're worried about. cherry hill, delran you're included in the warning. we have a flood advisory for chester and upper montgomery counties, this is for the next 15 minutes or so, where we saw two inches of rainfall in a short period of time. this flood advice includes mercer, he is -- he essex and on county. skies brightening to the west from this point on the weather looks very, very nice. i'll be back in a few minutes we have drier air working its way in the afternoon and cooler numbers in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> now to some of the damage in collingswood, new jersey, look at this this massive tree fell through a home at park boulevard and ogden avenue. the homeowner woke up and saw the tree swaying back and forth. >> something became louder we said get out of the how, as we approached the hallway, we heard a loud crackle crunch. >> that crunch was the sound of the large branches following through the front bedroom window. the homeowner said it happened quickly and they lucky to get in time. trish hartman was live in collingswood with some of the damage they have seen there, trish you've been surveying the area, hopefully no injuries have been reported. >> reporter: that's true, gray, i spoke to the collingswood fire chief. no injuries reported in the community. he said the damage is localized and this seems to be the heart of where most of the damage is. we're at ogden and park avenue. i want you to look behind me, two large trees uprooted and fallen across park avenue. they have fallen 0 opt power lines, the fire crews were here to survey to make sure there were no electrical hazards, the power lines are live. they want people to stay away from the branches or trees on power lines, especially if you don't know if the power lines are live. so far no injuries reported in the community, but degrees -- trees and branches are down. police say the storm came through in a matter of 15 minutes early this morning, but it will take the weekend to get things cleaned up. a lot of people we talked to say the storm was very loud and came through very quickly they had trouble of seeing out of their windows because of the winds and debris they were seeing outside of their windows, they ended up with debris and in some cases damage to their property. collingswood fire officials want to warn don't go near any downed power lines, if you see trees or debris on the power lines, it's unclear if they could be live. they don't want anyone getting hurt stay back yield to the police tape if you see any. the fire chief is putting out, if you need any help for any nonemergency situations, the line (856)854-7447. if you need any nonemergency help in collingswood (856)854-7447. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, we hate to see the damage, but good to hear no injuries reported. now, this reminders if you have damage in the area, we encourage you to join the action if you can take a photo safely send it to join the action or use the #6abc action on social media. 9 off-- 9:06 a.m., police have recovered the knife handle on the fatal stabbing on the grounds of dobbins high school. a 33-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times and possibly sexually assaulted. she was found at the high school at 21st and lehigh. the police say the victim was partially clothed and had multiple stab injuries on her legs and chest and parts of her body. >> her chest is covered with blood. her hands were covered with blood, this was a brutal savage attack, somebody wanted to make sure that she suffered and that she was killed. >> we have learned the man who found the victim called 911 and is talking to police. authorities say they know who the woman is based on on personal items scattered near the body. police in camden are trying to track down a killer. a man was shot several times near the intersection of bide man avenue and river road. the shots were fired at 11:30 p.m. police rushed the victim to the hospital, but the man could not be saved. police are looking for a shooter and motive. the victim has not been identified. the own a popular ice cream parlor in cumberland county is in jail accused of spying on teenage employees as they changed. 65-year-old larry bostic who you see here operates cool breeze ice cream on landis avenue in vineland. he is charge with child endangerment and invasion of privacy. he had a camera in the dressing room. now to the rescue ever a missing bensalem man missing in montana wilderness for 4 days, he was taking part in a week's long back country expedition program. mountain rangers say he was bear foot and hungry and thirst. two searchers found him by watching crows over certain part of the back county. he is being treated for dehydration and injuries to his feet. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, a quick and crash, two drivers let their tempers get to the best of them on a california highway. the consequences are dramatic. can you tell a person is lying to you by watching the way they move their computer mouse. scientists say yes if you know what to look for. >> reporter: quick clearing, a lot of locations seeing the sun peek through, less humid throughout the day and much cooler next week, some locations could wake up to temperatures in the 50s by monday morning. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast a pleasant good morning to you, we're so thankful you're waking up with us on a saturday morning, 9:11 a.m., 76 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a picture perfect scene there via temple university camera not the case early this morning. we were rocking and rolling with the severe weather. meteorologist chris sowers was tracking it all keeping folks safe out there, we're getting a lot of reports damage to trees and wires. >> reporter: a lot of 911 calls reporting wires down western gloucester and camden counties. a quick reminder there, a lot of wires are still live, don't go anywhere near them, if you stumble upon wires in your neighborhood, call 911 and the electric companies come out and take care of that. you steer clear of any wires. sky6 live hd penns landing looking toward the camden waterfront. look how nicely things cleared out. if you're just waking up, you're probably saying what storms. they came in early and fast and now everything is looking really, really nice. look at the intensity of the line of storms at that ripped through the center of philadelphia. look at all the reds and yellows. all the remnants of what was once tropical storm cindy. came onshore a couple of days ago in western louisiana made the right hand tush in the ohio and tennessee -- right hand turn into the ohio and tennessee valleys. now everything is out to sea. temperatures are in the 80s, humidity are -- humidity leaves are high, but they will come crash down everybody can open the windows especially sunday night, the cooler canadian air will be coming in. the dewpoints when we went on air this morning, they were in the 75, 76 degrees. lunchtime, 50s and 0s starting to show up. the 50s make their way to atlantic city by 6:00, 7:30 p.m. that will be nice and refreshing. this is the remnants of cindy, this is a reinforcing shot of drier air from canada that will bullying its way in here sunday, that kicks everything out to sea. the tomorrow's high 83, 84. over the next three to four days after that we see high temperatures barely making 80 degrees, this is nice refreshing air heading this way. for the remainder of the day we're looking at sun and clouds, lower humidity levels. 5:00 p.m., mostly sunny skies, clouds, fast forward into sunday, repeat performance, low humidity levels, combination of sun and clouds for today, no more rain, we'll see afternoon sunshine, 90 degrees, a warm day, but you'll notice the humidity levels dropping off throughout the after. afternoon. hour by hour, 76 degrees. 86 by 1:00 p.m. 88 degrees by 5:00 p.m. there's the forecasted high of 90. becoming breezy later on, as well. jersey shore, same thing rain is gone, you'll see clouds and sunshine for the remainder of the day. 86 degrees, still warm and fairly humid, humidity drops off this evening. sunday, nice high 82 degrees. ocean temperature in the upper 50s, low 60s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 90 degrees today. sunny and pleasant sunday, 84. look at monday, tuesday, wednesday, wow, the end of june you rarely get to see temperatures like that in this part of the country. 80 monday, 78 tuesday, surrounding you're probably in the 70s all three days, our good friend the 90s come back. >> you earned your paycheck this morning. >> reporter: i did. >> the schuylkill post office moved across the street 3005 grays ferry avenue. there would be no change to post office or box numbers or zip codes. ♪ this summer in a place where flavor runs deep, any dish and every glass might be the best you've ever tasted as long as you don't forget your appetite. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com >> more than 150 people are missing and feared dead after a landslide in southwestern china. the landslide fell on a village burying 62 homes and hotel. look at the damage there. emergency crews are sifting through rubble and large rocks looking for victims. it was raining lightly at the time of the slide. a case of road rage is being blamed for dramatic chain-reaction crash on the california highway. chris tabor said he grabbed the camera after he watched a man cut off a motorcycle. the guy on the bike pulled up next to the car and kicked it. the driver of the car retaliate ed veering into the motorcycle's path. the driver lost control and hit the median. the sedan bounced back into traffic and hit a truck and caused the truck to flip. the highway patrol this morning looking for the biker. >> in "healthcheck" this morning, the new study said the way you move your computer mouse may reveal whether or not you're a liar. researchers in italy studied the mouse movement of people told to give an honest answer to a question and dishonest answer. truthful participants slid directly to an answer, those clicking on a false answer took a long indirect path. it is hoped to identify terrorists entering countries. still ahead on "action news" this morning, she sang her heart out and stole the entire show. do not miss one little girl's passionate pre-k performance. this pittsburgh man tried to cut a corner more than a decade ago, he has been paying the price ever since, he's being reminded of his dyi disaster everyday for the past 13 years. we're back in just a bit. >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. your time, 9:22 a.m., don't look now, but the phillies have won two games in a row. latest victory came out in arizona overnight. tommy joseph who grew up in arizona. >> reporter: the flyers wheeling and dealing on draft night. they had the first pick, but they traded brayden schenn for two first rounders and a veteran. this is how the night started. philadelphia selection nolan patrick. >> reporter: he said it is an honor to go to the flyers second overall, the number one ranked skater in north america, but he was limited last year in junior hockey because of injuries. the flyers say they are not worried about his health. and he is now healthy. >> two way centerman, i was in there ice skating for me it's two way centering to play against top guys. >> whenever you can get a centerman with size and skating ability that nolan has and power it's great. >> reporter: flyers traded schenn to saints loose for veteran plus the 27th overall pick last night. the flyers taking canadian center morgan frost ron hextall said he has an elite hockey sense. sixers number one pick markell fultz is so confident that will become a dominant franchise he said he feels sorry for the other teams they play, when the sixers start winning. sixers fans will get a look at fultz in the sixers uniform in the nba summer league shooting for the stars in the up coming season. telling 6abc, the sixers will be in the playoff his rookie year. >> the future is bright. >> that legitimate to be a playoff team next year. >> it is not just me talking because i'm a player. i think we can do that. >> you want him feeling like that, often times you circle back, if it is delivered, you know you got to own it. you got to practice like that. you got to act like that. you got to be that, it's not just words. >> fultz plans to back it up, he joins a loaded young nucleus with benefit ben and joel embiid. >> to set our sights on that being a reality is very ambitious. >> reporter: can't wait to see those guys in action. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> the theme song from disney luanna has overthrown let it go. a toddler out auto -- all out rendition has gone far as far as videos go. ♪ >> a whole lot of passion and cuteness, so so fee if a took center stage and stole the spotlight at the preschool graduation, she had take no prisoners performance and racks up millions of views be she has an agent and models and acts, she is about to turn five, the theme of her party is you guessed it, l up anna. she has a bright future. >> we have another look at the damage that swept through the region, also this. >> a 4-year-old from south jersey who has been battling brain cancer and wants to be a cop gets a big welcome from the evesham police department. i'm nora muchanic i'll have that story coming up. it is 9:30 a.m. we're continuing to cover breaking news at this hour, what you're looking at right here, this is video coming into the "action news" room from montgomery county byberry pioneer roads had to be closed because of flooding. in lower moreland a car got stuck driving into a flooded intersection at philmont road. a power line is down in browns mills burlington county. thousands of outages reported by pse&g. ac electric and peco combined. image of a downed tree at trenton road and broadway in browns mills burlington county. let's go back outside to trish hartman you've been out there surveilling the damage, bring us up to speed. last check there were no injuries. hopefully that's the same. >> reporter: no injuries reported in haddon township, new jersey. there are two large trees down across park avenue minor damage to the homes. they have fallen power lines. there's a pse&g crew here working on the power lines. take a look at the video we shot earlier this morning. no injuries were reported in the communicate. traffic lights are out and debris is littering the roads which is making driving tricky this morning. public works crews are out clearing the roads so people can get around. police say the storm came through 15 minutes early this morning, but it will take most of the weekend to clear things up. we spoke to people who live here near the storm and what it sounded like as it blew through. >> he with heard the winds whipping and sounded like something was hitting the house. it got stronger and stronger, i said to myself i think this is a tornado. my son sleeps in the attic bedroom, i jumped out of bed and called for him to get downstairs and because i thought a tree would hit the house. when i got outside, i saw the downed tree and power lines. >> you saw the trees and leaves and i heard a loud bang. we couldn't go outside, we had someone's umbrella in the backyard from their pool. and down the other end of the block, entire trees and concrete up, luckily everyone is safe. just some damage to their properties. >> reporter: now collingswood fire officials warn if you see downed power lines or trees on downed power lines do not go near them, you don't know if they are live, they want everyone to stay safe. if you see tape stay behind the tape. if you don't see tape stay a safe dance away. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> take a look at this at the corner of ago don and park -- ogden and park avenue in haddon township. two large trees barely missing a home. fire department is and he checkg for -- is checking for live power lines. you've been monitoring this issue all morning. how did it all start? this was the tropical remnants of cindy, in an hour and half it blossom into a squall line. there was instability in the atmosphere to begin with, all we needed was a match for trigger expjts -- and that's what cindy provided. we had winds and rotations in the cells that formed in the lines and we had tornado warnings. we had one flood advisory and flash flood warning in bucks county and mercer county and extreme western and camden counties. it's the smaller creeks and streams that we're worried about. if you're in a flood-prone area, the water is peaking, it will peak for the next hour or two, it will start to recede. if you live an area here continue to monitor your surrounding. north and east of philadelphia. this is monmouth county, ocean county, minor flooding will continue until 11:15. storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion for you. there it goes, that's that's it that's the line that produced the winds early this morning. now it pushed out to sea. we're left with sun and clouds from now on. we should see a nice weekend saturday, we'll get a quick moving area of high pressure sliding through. lowering humidity leaves today, wall-to-wall blue skies as you head into sunday, if you like this afternoon see what happens nice stuff, it's warm, shooting for a high of 90, but the humidity level drops down as we head into the afternoon. 3:00 p.m., 87. 5:00 p.m., 88 degrees under a mostly sunny sky. jersey shore, warm, clouds to sun, highs around 86 same thing here, though, lots of sunshine with lower humidity levels. gray. >> thank you so much for the update. remember you can get the latest forecast including detailed updates including storm tracker 6 live radar on your phone or tablet. it's a free download for your mobile device. we continue to follow a developing story in north philadelphia. police have recovered a knife handle at the scene of a fatal stabbing on the ground of dobbins high school. the victim was a 33-year-old woman she was stabbed multiple times and possibly sexually assaulted. she was found around 3:00 a.m. on the property of high school at 21st and lehigh. the police say the victim was partially closed and suffered establishes on her legs and chest. >> her chest was covered with blood her hands were covered with blood. this was a brutal, savage attack. somebody really wanted to make sure that she both suffered and that she was killed. >> we're told the man who found the victim and called authorities is talking to police. authorities know who the woman is based on on personal items found scattered near her body. philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who critically injured a 49-year-old man in the city's kensington section. the shooting happened about 1:30 a.m. along the 3300 block of east vanango street. the victim was shot once. the man is in critical condition. we're waiting for information on a motive or suspect. and then happening 12 blocks away from the first shooting scene in kensington. police say a teenager was shot three times, this one happened on the 1800 block of east vanango street. the 19-year-old was shot in the back and foot. the teenager stumbled into the street and collapsed. he was rushed to temple hospital. his condition has not been released. we'll pass it to you when we get more information. he may have serious physical obstacles, but the sky was the limit this week when a young boy fulfilled a dream in evesham township. nora muchanic was there. >> i -- >> say your name. >> reporter: chase's dream to be a cop. the 4-year-old who has been battling a rare brain cancer saw the dream come true when he was sworn as an honorary member of the police department. the first day on the job he was complaining about the uniform. >> that doesn't feel really comfortable. >> reporter: chase's visit started out with a ride to headquarters in a police car. he got his own uniform shirt and id and given a black and white electric cruiser with lights and sirens. >> now he has the official police shirt on and car he's loving it. >> he look at the patch and his name on it in the police car, it was awesome. >> this is my best best day yet and the airport show was my second best day. >> reporter: the family asked the friend and department if there was anyway chase could visit. it turned into more than a visit. >> i was thinking a quick tour of police station, but this went above and beyond. >> reporter: chase and his brothers austin and blake got an up-close look of the k-9 demonstration. because of the cancer he has his life and he can attendance is limited. >> to give somebody their dream is an amazing family. >> many kids wants to be a police officer. this one has it in his heart. >> i love you all today. >> reporter: seems like chase is a natural. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> a dream come true for chase, great story. 9:38. still to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm karen rogers this is capone who was rescued by the a spca. our "shelter me rescue of the week" winner. >> so glad you stayed with us a pittsburgh homeowner is kicking himself for a home improvement mistake that has loud an lasting consequences. [beeping] [. that's not a pretty sound is it? that's the sound of an alarm clock going on inside a wall in the lynn family living room it's been ringing at the same time every single day for 13 years. come on! you may be asking yourself how did that clock end up in an unreachable spot. it's because of a brilliant idea when he had it back in 200 had he tide i had to a spring and lower it into an air vent him set to ring ten minutes later it would allow him to punch a hole in the wall to hookup a tv. the string broke and the clock is in place. >> during did a lot of savings time it goes off ten minutes to 8 at night. during standard time it goes off at ten minutes to 7 at night. >> his wife said the family is used to the ringing by now, but it can be a jolt for unexpected house guests. >> reporter: i would have to rerock the wall and bust a hole through the wall. >> 13 years. >> reporter: he is patient. >> let's get you caught you up on the forecast. how we looking? >> reporter: we're looking better, look at that shot over the commodore barry bridge, what a beautiful morning this is shaping up to be after a violent round of thunderstorms first thing between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. now we're seeing decent amount of sunshine. lowering humidity levels. temperatures climb up to 90 degrees, the dewpoint is drop into the upper 50s making it feel like a breath of fresh air. 76 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 69 the number was up to 76. pressure is holding steady. winds out of the west/northwest at 13 miles per hour. lots of 76s and 77. dover, 77. trenton, 73. philadelphia, 7 #. reading anticipate -- philadelphia, 76. reading and allentown, 77. you can see the drier air working in from the northwest. dewpoints down in the mid 60s below the threshhold of what we consider humid. philadelphia, 69 this will be the trend it will drop off later this afternoon. we get into the afternoon and early evening we're talking about dewpoints in the upper 50s and low 60s. it will feel more comfortable and more inviting out there as the day progresses. satellite and radar there it is, the remnants of what was once tropical storm cindy, it developed the small little squall line ripped through. it's off the coast already in places like connecticut, massachusetts and exiting their neck of the woods pretty quickly. we're seeing sunny conditions off to the west. remnants of cindy is off the coast. we're watching a secondary frontal system that drops in tomorrow and drops the humidity town and promises sunshine and cooler canadian air and low humidity levels. the rest of the way we're not talking about storm clouds arrest rain or anything like that. bright blue skies and sunshine, fair weather clouds later on. tonight, dewpoints down in the 50s, you may be able to open the window tonight. tomorrow, 84 degrees, breezy and warm, less humid won't feel as bad, 90 degrees is the forecasted high. looking at a combination of sun and clouds, nice breeze picking up during the day, out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. hour by hour for you here, a ton of sunshine later on. 1:00 p.m., 86. 5:00 p.m., 8 # degrees. jersey shore same thing you're starting out with leftover cloud cover, you'll see a big increase in sunshine later on. 86 degrees. the rain is gone at this point. sunday, sunny and nice, high of 82. the only issue that's a little bit too chilly for my liking. ocean temperature 59 or 60 degrees, hopefully that will start climbing over the next few days. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 90 degrees that will be the last of the 90s for a while. 84 sunday sunny and pleasant. monday, partly sunny, comfortable, 80 degrees. tuesday, sun and clouds there could be a spotty shower in parts of the area. most of us stay dry, down to 78 for the high. wednesday, sunny, it continues to be nice high of 82. the 90s make a comeback, thursday and friday turning quite a bit warmer here, humidity increases, as well. friday showing another 94 or 95. it was one model run i didn't want to go to it, you get the idea it will be hotter by the week's end. cameron ruf is coming to the rescue of homeless animals with a fundraiser. >> reporter: cameron rup said he has a love for animals. >> i call myself a dog whisperer. >> reporter: he has three dogs of his own, he said he believes thurman's best friend. doesn't matter how long you've been gone or how mad you get at them for a few minutes they are happy to see you. >> reporter: on july 27th he is inviting dog love -- lovers and baseball fans to fundraiser for the pennsylvania spca. >> every dog needs a home, anything i can do to help, any home i can help them have it's something i want to help. >> sweety is an old edge english bulldog mix. >> cocoa is a 2-year-old chihuahua mix. sometimes little dogs don't like to be held or held up. >> reporter: this is 9-year-old capone a bulldog beagle mix, he lived with one family his whole life, and they had to give him up. he is so easy going, if you're interested in capone visit p spca website. tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you, we'll be featuring your story on upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with capone, i'm karen rogers channel 6 "action news." this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com speaking a major change is coming to g mail. google says it will no longer scan your e-mails in order to send you personalized ads. they announced the change in a blog post. privacy advocates have criticized using the targeted ads. google will send personalize content taken from other sources like web searches or youtube. the change will take effect later this year. when school is out for the summer it's not just make for happy kids. it's a chance for teachers to make extra money. a friend at the penny hoarder rounded up easy way educators can use a summer break to earn extra income. >> teachers are creating original material weather it's lesson plans or worksheets or games and other printables. and teachers know how much time and care goes into crafting the school year. if you create that material on your own time and software you own that material and and you can sell it. >> reporter: subjects across the board. teachers pay teachers, the penny hoarder said your work and creativity can earn you an income stream. >> it's a good way to make money if you're a teacher and want to set up your shop there. >> reporter: cath -- kathleen work ts penny hoarder. you need an esl certification to do that. you can do that locally or virtually. there are companies where you can video conference with esl students and collect a paycheck. finally in a city brimming with tourism and historic spots around every bend tap into the teaching tools and become a local tour guide. >> most companies are open to you making tips, that's a great little bonus in addition to a salary. >> reporter: for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. so that >> 9 are -- 9:55 a.m., a final check of the forecast. you've been busy in the weather department. >> reporter: we look forward to a calmer afternoon. folks are enjoying sunshine. 90 degrees is the forecasted high. open the windows overnight tonight let the cooler drier air in 84 tomorrow. monday, tuesday, wednesday, temperatures around 80 to 82. really nice stuff on the way. a california woman may never trust one of her dog's toys again after a frightening experience. cameras show her getting out of the backyard hot tub as she ran indoors, roscoe stopped to pick up a rope toy. no rope, a baby rattlesnake. the woman panicked throwing the stake to the ground running away. experts say baby rattlers are more dangerous than adults, they cannot control theirenom. some say the pet in this story is down right creepy or super cute. you be the judge. this is reah the naked birdie, the bald love bird is becoming the internet's new darling with hundreds of thousands of followers who send her tiny costume and sweaters to wear. she is a beak and feather disease which leaves her looking plucked. but you can see no hair leaves her streamed line for sprinting. >> reporter: i'll go cute. >> "action news" continues later tonight. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00 for chris sowers and the entire "action news," i'm gray hall. make it a great day. >> emily: i want to live on my own but i know it won't be easy. how will i keep up with everyday expenses: rent, food, bus tickets? >> joe: hi. this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to offer the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including emily. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >> emily: start saving to live independently today. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is 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