>> it is sparking outrage on social media. a video posted on-line shows teenagers bullying and brutally

beating a mentally challenged man in delaware. tonight we learned new castle county police made two arrests. good evening, i'm sarah bloomquist. >> i'm walter perez. the big story on "action news" tonight is violent attack on a mentally challenged man and apparently it's not the first time he's been targeted. >> kenneth moton is live outside the new castle county police department headquarters in mink what dale tonight and you spoke with the victims mother and investigators. >> sarah and walter the phones were ringing off the hooks in newcastle county police and "action news" when that video surfaced. it's hard to look at. tonight we learned those two young boys have been charged with merchandises, arrested and released to their parents custody. the disgusting nature and outrage has it spread spreading like wildfire. it shows a mentally challenged newark man being beaten by several teenagers. >> what went through your mind,

>> rage, anger because of the situation with him being mentally disabled he doesn't do anything to anyone but be kind. >> the mother of the victim, karan, says he has williams syndrome and mental capacity of a second grader and he's body slam as punched as others watched and it gets worse, there are other videos posted on-line showing other attacks on karan. possibly by the same suspects. newcastle county 16-year-old anglease maerero spolted the videos. >> i was mad but thought hi to do something about this. >> armed with her iphone she reposted the attack. her insa is it a graham went from,000 to 20,000 in less than 24 hours. >> it spread so fast i'm grateful for everybody helping me out. if it was not everybody

supporting or anything this would not go viral. >> police arrested two boys ages 13 and 14 and more arrests are expected. >> we received a number of telephone calls both 911 calls as well as you know to officers people know. >> what do you want to happen from here. >> make people aware we need to be hugh main to one another. >> this evening, police have the victim's mother take them to ai dupont to be questioned about the ips dents in a medical setting, they're trying to learn when those incidents happened. also ang lease plans to continue using social media to bring more awareness about bullying, reporting live, kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> so upsetting. thanks for the update. we posted the full video and we'll continue to post the latest open the investigation right there on our app and web site. >> now let's talk football, eagles season open are a tale of

two halves down 17-0 half thyme and bird came roaring back to beat the jaguars. >> jeff skversky joins us with the highlight and for a while we were not sure if we would have highlights. >> eagles players afterwards were like fine we'll score at will to problem not documenting this for a second go figure it was so ugly the eagles were getting off the field. even chip kelly said he was booing. he did not throw chairs during the half time speech he calmed them down after getting down 17-0 in the opener. eagles make the fans sweat it out against jacksonville. in the first game of the season down 17-0. que up the come back. sproles and sproles and foles eagles on the board within ten. next drive, foles, 25 yard score to zach ertz. eagles within three. take the lead in the fourth. foles wide open, jeremy maclin.

68 yard score. maclin lost all of last year tearing up the jaguar defense. 34 unanswered points to win. 34-17 who is boo youing now. >> there was not a huge change from a play call stand point in terms of what we did in the second half that we did in first. it was settle down, they does exactly what we practiced. >> you get frustrated there's a lot of time in football. there's four quarters. you have to finish all four quarters. >> eagles game day final kicks off after "action news" at 11 with ducis rogers, jamie apody, mike quick and myself. much more on the come from behind whip and coming up later in sports an update to a few starters and injuries. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> jeff, thank you. eagles' fans experienced a full range of emotion from frustrated

to he lateed. annie mccormick was with them in south philadelphia. this is the sound of beginning of eagles season starting with win. >> the eagles are the best. we started out slow and came back and showed them what we're really made of. >> eagles making mazeing come back beating jaguars 34-17 m the by first half things were not looking good fort boys in green as trailing by 17. >> everybody was leaving the game thinking we were down and out. you never quit on the eagles. >> in the beginning didn't seem to go our way. foles seemed to be off. seemed like we were just little lax early and not really focused. thank god we turned it around. >> then they came back in turn around only done once before. some fans giving new probers some of the cred i. fan moment up started as erltly as 6 a.m. as rvs, grills and games lined the parking lot. >> we're more complete than

we've been. i think defense will be better. i can see us going all the way. >> there were rowdy fans. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> and the family friendly ones too. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! and spread that rival fine dining. we had ribs on here and wings and shrimp cocktail over there and main course fill a mignon with baked potatoes. >> they're not skimping on the enthusiasm especially with the wind. >> we are -- the best thing about life is we try to go to the super bowl. >> the next time for tailgateers two sundays from now eagles take on the redskins at home. next week they're in indianapolis playing colts. annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> thousands of philadelphia school pb lick students go back to school tomorrow.

will the warm cooperate? hey, melissa. >> if kids are looking for excuse from mother nature, not going to find it tomorrow. it does look to be cloudy. all in all looks to be mostly dry day across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. and storm jury zsa zsa. currently in philadelphia, 71. 70 dover. if you head out the door early tomorrow morning for that bus stop forecast we have you covered. low humidity, 6 a.m., 65, 6 and 8:00 in the morning we had fillederd sunshine early in the day tomorrow. radar khaking traivrping changes and high pressure over new eng lap. a lot of moisture down across the south eekt. there's an area of low pressure forming off the coast of the carolinas and tap into the moisture as this area of low

pressure prize to make progress to the north. we'll talk about what is ahead for the workweek back to school and back to clouds, we're tracking mainly east of philadelphia and south and east of the 9 5 corridor and coolers an a lot to talk about in the weeks ahead. changes earlier this week with warmleth on the way. it's a transition as you get into the month of september. all of those details coming up with the full and xlusive accuweather for daughter. >> tune into "action news" tomorrow morning to help get your kids out the door and on time for back to school. the morning team is on starting at 4:30 a.m. with all the traffic and weather you need toe get going and make sure to follow them on twitter for back to school tips with hash tag 6abc bts. >> stars came out in new york city today to honor lives and legacy of comedian joan rivers. howard sterp, whoppi goldburg,

donald trump and others filed into the temple. she was considered a trail blazer about her family. according to long time friend debra norville that's what she got. >> there were inspirational songs and broadway tunes. hey big spender, that's end takenment. hugh jackman sang, awd ra mc done eldz sang? >> she fwheent cardiac arrest during a throat precede you're and never regained consciousness. >> more to come on "action news." we'll have more on what happened. >> and touching tribute to the men and women in uniform who helped keep one neighborhood safe. we'll take you to cobbs creek. >> melissa comes back with the accuweather 7-day forecast for the first full week of school. >> and jeff has more on eagles home-opener theory and "action

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verizon. >> the search is on for driver of of pickup truck that struck and dild a pedestrian. investigators air algerie 53-year-old man from mantua was walking in the northbound lanes when the truck hit him. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. truck is described as greenish blue dodge pickup truck with

gray or silver accepts and extended cab. >> authorities say a young man was shot while visiting a park in philadelphia earlier tonight. this was the scene torresdale park frankford avenue near aubrey after:00. the victim said he was robbed while in the park and then shot in the chest. he was rushed to aria torresdale for treatment and so far no suspects in the case. >> philadelphia police arrested a man they believe shot and paralyzed a father in west philadelphia. police say 23-year-old allen stokes was taken into custody today and charged with attempted murder and investigators say he is the gunman seen in this surveillance video 50 an haverford who shot 49-year-old edward lynn 6 times august 9 and apparently lynn accidentally bumped into him and gunman opened fires. authorities are looking for other men linked in this case. >> president obama will address the nation wednesday night to

outline his strategy against isis. speaking on a morning talk show today the president says the u.s. will be 35r9 of international colition. that colation will carry out air strikes against isis in support of ground troops that will not include americans. it's the most significant threat we've seen since september 11. >> president obama says the u.s. military will help inest to control ebola virus in west africa. they'll provide security. and the president said containing outbreak it may be a long and difficult task. he warned if the virus spreads it could mu tate and reach the united states although he added he does not expect that to happen. >> there was a change of command at the delaware national guard today. ♪

>> some philadelphia police officers were brought tears after they received a big thank you from the very people they worked to protect. dozens packed christian church of compassion and they prayed dozens packed christian church of compassion and they prayed for safety in the line of duty. >> this is outstanding. a lot of times we see people in their worse and being here today seeing people at their best and getting thank you and we appreciate you means so much to the officers out and he thought -- festivities continued

>> big day tomorrow, philadelphia public school students heading back to class. it should be okay in the morning. >> i think they'll be fine. >> maybe a sweater. >> i think it will be a little brisk in the morning otherwise by the afternoon it's okay. we're tracking more clouds that move in as the week wears on. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar shows you it's quiet across the delaware and lehigh valley and no issues with precipitation. outside we go. the action cam was outside earlier tonight and folks strolling and walking a long broad street. you can see city hall in the distance there. we have a gorgeous shot and really gorgeous night especially in the wake of stormy start on

day. partly cloudy across the region. as you look at the accuweather live lineup we'll talk about the temperatures and what a difference the day the high yesterday in philadelphia, 93. today we maxed out at 3. comfortable tonight. 62 allentown, 58 poconos, 71 in wilmington and 66 in trenton and along the coast in beach haven coming in at 72. and here's satellite 6 along with action radar. dry and quiet thanks to dominating ridge of high pressure over new england and kept northerly winds across much of the mid-atlantic region today. the cold front that triggers the storms yesterday is track ago coing the south eastern states of low pressurech the area of low pressure stays where it is and eventually offshore. as the moisture words east ward monday and more spvrkly into tuesday they have a threat of showers depending where you

live. and future tracker six has you covered. 6:00 in the morning we're okay for that commute back to work. otherwise it will be mostly cloudy as the clouds roll in quukly especially fort kids as they head back to work -- or back to school i should say as we get into monday, 3:00 in the afternoon it looks to be mostly cloudy across the region and as i advanced that, if it's tuesday morning you see the easterly flow. we're on that 95 corridor and areas south and east it's mostly cloudy and light rain and drizzle to continue. 95 corridor from the poconos to lancaster and by tuesday looks to be mostly dry. here's what you can expect as we go into the early week. for northwestern suburbs clouds and sun ryan shine. will be around. mostly dry. corners found and east tomorrow it's mostly cloudy an as we get to tuesday, south and east, you have light rain and drizzle and breezy conditions at the coast

to contend with. and the skawl from accuweather as we look at day planner, 8:00 in the morning, 6, 4 at 11 a.m. and 6, 2:00 in the afternoon and 74 that number at 5:00 in the early evening. here's the exclusive accuweather 7 day forecast more clouds than sunshine throughout the day and increase a high temperature of 77 no a monday light rain high temperature 74 tuesday and wednesday, warm up 80. cold front runsz through 86 and unsettled friday. after that front on friday we cleared out with a chase of fall. >> i think i'm ready for it. >> me too. >> i'm not. >> thank you, melissa. i think you will hear about exciting changes coming from the 6abc lineup and starting tomorrow it goes through one hour broadcast beginning home here on 6abc from news and

weather one to 5. >> who wants to be a billionaire, 2:30 trivia fix day time jeopardy. general hospital will air at 3:00 and then we are back on the air with "action n

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makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. >> okay jeff skversky has a check on sport. today's eagles home-opener falls into the category of of, we'll take it. >> even chip kelly as booing at half time 17-0. how crazy was this. eagles come back today. the eagles are first team in nfl history to get shut out and come back an win by 7 or more. what a day at the linc. not sure what nick foles is looking at against jacksonville. bad as he loongd kelly says he did not think about taking him out. foles turns it over in the first

23 minutes including back-to-back fumbles in back-to-back drives and chad henning to allen hernz one of the two touchdowns. kelly needs a drink. down 17-0 at the half. biggest deficit in 41 years. here we go. back come the birds. darren sproles welcome to philly. eagles on the board within ten. foles to ertz 25 yard score. foles looks lines a different person. eagles within three. fourth quarter cody parkey underestimated rookie. parkey power right there. 51 yard field goal. eagles come back to tie 17. they runaway with it in the fourth. foles to i'd open jeremy maclin. welcome back mack. eagles score 34 unanswered points. what a come back. jamie apody has more. >> a tale of two halves for the

eagles. this is the story of chaos and character. >> as the guys walked into the locker room their face is much different than they were after disastrous first half that saw them booed off the field. >> i was frustrated, everybody was frustrated i i heard a few fans frustrated as well. go figure. they had every right. i was booing myself. >> to hear the boos in the first half he was like oh, map her we go. not trying to go around philly if he lose this game. >> after scoring 34 unanswered points to a man this is a lot about the team. >> the thing about the team being down 30, 40, whatever we score so fast it doesn't matter. never a doubt in our mind we would go back in the game. >> obviously start faster and nobody quit, nobody for win second doubted we don't win this game. >> eagle hdz one win since 1960 when trailing by 16 more or at half time. they're off until they get back on the field wednesday preparing

for the colts. jamie apody, channel 6 a, news. >> if they're not fit enough with wayne johnson suspended eagles could be without two morrow ten receive linemen and came plan for the colts. >> mathis goes down with nasty looking left knee injury. at least for now eagles don't believe it's season ending injury. we'll see. next play barbre left with an ankle injury. more on the come back on eagles game day final "action news" at 11 with ducis, jamie, myself, quick and eagles corner said he felt like he missed early on and they got their act together and held jacksonville scoreless for finalal 45 minutes. desean jackson is on the clock for his knew employer. desean jackson is on the clock for his knew employer. we'll be right bac

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tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >> hamels on the pound for the

first time. second upping there goes the no hitter today. adam la roach nats tie at one

and in the fourth la roach again facing hamels gone as well. it's hamels first loss in more than a month. eagle goes to indianapolis next week. tonight, desean jackson making district attorney bu for washington. 8 catches, 62 yards. no touchdowns or luck on reverse either, washington may want to block this game out of their mind. skins lose 17-6. they won nine straight games going back to lasts season. >> there's no respect for punters and kickers in the nfl. antonio brown yeah kicks brown's buntser landing on their face. graham gnao trying to warm up -- the sband in the way. kicker puts his foot down kicks

his warm-up right through the marching band. >> if you ignore them they go away. >> don't let a trom bone get in the way. >> there's happy dogs in wildwood this morning, this evening i should say. more than 100 dogs at the pier for a final splash of summer. many participants were second guessing going down the slide and no surprise playing fetch ended up the most popular activity. game day final is next on channel 6. >> "action news" continues tomorrow morning 4:30 a.m. with matt, tam, david and karen. for jeff skversky, melissa magee, walter perez and the entire "action news" team i'm sarah bloomquist have a great night and great week ahead.