>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., on this friday, september 19. we're following breaking news. >> a massive fire ravaged a building in philadelphia, parts of the structure collapsed and two firefighters were hurt. >> philadelphia police talk to two more suspects in the violent attack on gay men in philadelphia. >> techies line up to get their handles on apple's latest creation. >> we have david murphy with a look at weather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: it's chilly out here on the terrace. take a look at satellite we have a lack of significant cloud cover over head. i have stars over me and the moon is staring me in the face.

maybe a couple of clouds later on. 51 in trenton. 54 in wilmington, upper 450s down the shore. as we head out the door over the next couple of hours to catch the school bus, jackets weather, upper 50s by 8:00 a.m. mainly clear, a little bit of a breeze around. as we roll through the day, 60 by 9:00 a.m., 66 by noon, we won't hit the 70s until 3:00 p.m. this afternoon and we get a high of 71 around 3:30 before we dip back to 68 degrees by 6:00 p.m. if you're among the many across the region to see high school football tonight. 66 by 7 and cooler than that in the suburbs. karen we'll have more coming up next. >> reporter: more on the breaks news on the kensington fire around american street and west

york street. you meant to avoid this area, stay several blocks away. we'll see closures second, third, dauphin, philip and cumberland. stick to 5th front or lehigh. a number of street closures in kensington. this is affectioning the bus routes. septa bus routes, 39 and 57 with this warehouse fire in kensington affecting the roads as well as septa buses. go to the maps you can get a sense of where where this is in kensington, american street at west york street. 422 at 23, we have a poor guy trying to change his tire, penndot is helping him out. this is eastbound heading toward king of prussia. this is off to the side. we're seeing slowing from trooper to 23. the accident we are talking about in franconia in montgomery county, cherry lane has cleared, matt and tam. >> we're following breaking news that karen talked about, it's a night of chaos in the

kensington neighborhood. a fire in the vacant building went to four-alarms and it has caused injuries. katherine scott is live near north american and west york streets. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, we're told one man was taken to temple university hospital with serious burns, two firefighters were taken to the hospital. they are in stable condition. they had minor injuries in the process of fighting the fire, sprains, the fire comisher he -- commissioner said, but nothing serious. there's a lot of equipment on the roads. chopper 6 is live overhead and you can see the size of the site and the damage on the 2400 block of american street in kensington. you can see the hot spots that firefighters are dousing right now in an effort to get the fire completely eliminated. the fire was placed under control a while ago. the fire started around 2:30 a.m. when the first company arrived they were met with heavy fire.

the blaze began in a vacant commercial building. that building collapsed which exposed the paper storage facility next-door. that paper company was fully engulfed in flames, twice the size of the first vacant building. the flames were fierce. the fire went to four-alarms. 120 firefighters on scene. they quickly called in additional units because when you have a building of that size you need a lot of water and they had tricky wind conditions. >> because of the size and dimensions of the buildings and how the fire was spreading to that enclosures, once the buildings collapsed. the fire got into the enclosure and borrow of -- because of the paper storage it was a lot of fuel provided. >> reporter: the fire was placed

under control at 4:12. there's a business, a five story furniture company has damage. embers led to the roof there, there could damage there. him but the bulk of the damage was to the vacant building and the two story paper company. as to how this fire started that's under investigation. the fire marshal is under investigation as you can see many firefighters l and i and gg and w. >> police have connected two more -- have questioned two more people in connection with the beating of the two gay men in center city. sources close to the investigation say the incident had nothing to do with sexual orientation, although one of them admitted someone used a homophobic slur. city council jim kenny said the incident points out a need to

add that into the state law adding attacks because of sexual orientation. >> if the state will not protect them, the federal law has a responsibility to protect them. >> he said he sent a letter to the federal lawmakers to take up the case. >> the manhunt intensified in eric frein's hometown of can -- canadensis last night. he is accused of gunning down bryon dickson during an ambush outside a state police barracks in northeastern pennsylvania one week ago. >> a neighborhood eye sore in berks county turned out to be harboring a massive drug

operation. investigators believe the house was in such disrepair the operation probably went unnoticed for years. an unrelated traffic stop tipped off police to the crime. the man was on the way to deliver drugs that were grown in the home. >> you're about to hear about the chinese company called ali baba. >> reporter: the co-founder of ali-baba will make $8,900,000,000. he'll hang on to a an 8% stake in the company. the 22 billion ipo is the talk of wall street. it's one of the largest stock offerings ever. in fact yesterday the dow and s&p 500 rallied to all times high right now.

the hacking at home depot is bigger an target. 56 million credit and debit cards may have been compromised in the attack. 40 million were affected at target. philadelphia has been awarded a 13 million-dollar grant to improve it's infant mortality rate. the city has one of the highest rates in the county, about five of every one thousand babies born died on their first day. this is according to a study from save the children. the grant is from the u.s. department of health and human services. a step aimed toward improving child health and well-being. >> that's a horrible stat. >> reporter: cooler today, nice over the weekend. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry. as we look outside, we're looking at sky 6.

there's center city lots of stars out overhead. the moon, a sliver of it, as matt described earlier. the sky is getting brighter as you see the early hint of the sunrise coming up over the horizon and catching the tops of the skyscrapers. 59 degrees in philadelphia, 59 at the boardwalk and sea isle city. these numbers dropping a little bit over the last hour or two, they will be turning around quickly and starting to improve a little bit as we go through the day. as we take a look at the satellite and radar imagery you can see if you're out on i-95 or pennsylvania turnpike or new jersey turnpike, you'll see sunglasses swech -- swef

sunshine. the high will get to 69 in allentown, down the short, 69, 70. down along the beach. sun and clouds, and bright, obviously cooler it's one of those weird days where the ocean temperature might be milder than the air temperature on the beach. 71 is the high inned philadelphia. -- 7 1 is the high in philadelphia, sun and clouds, occasionally you'll have a cool breeze to go along with the temperatures. 8:00 a.m., 57. 11:00 a.m., 64. it will take a while to get to the 70s. 69 by 2:00 p.m., 71 by 3:00 p.m. as we get into saturday there could cloud cover down the shore in the morning with drizzle. generally speaking the order of the day is for high pressure to settle off the coast and front to come in from the west and wrap around flow around the high bringing southwesterly winds and that will warm us up in a hurru on saturday afternoon.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today is bit cooler than the last several days high of 71. as you just saw we'll spend most of the days in the 60s. clouds in the morning, early drizzle, sunshine returning as the day goes on, 79 is the afternoon high. that drizzle is down by the shore. i think the rest of the of you if you wash the car you'll be okay tomorrow with us missing that drizzle. good for the union at night and very warm on sunday, high of 83 degrees, we're be lieuing at at a warm one for the eagles game. probably 80 for for the kickoffd 83 in the 4th quarter. breezy, but a day for cool drinks. looks like there will be a speed-up in the next round of rain. instead of monday morning it's sunday night. if you're in the northern or western suburbs sunday you may pick up a shower or thunderstorm. looks like it is over sunday night. monday the day we welcome fall it will be dry, partly sunny,

and 73. autumn doesn't officially arrive until after 10:00 p.m. at night. behind it 71 degrees on tuesday for the first full day of fall and boy will it feel like it not only then, but wednesday and thursday, as well. >> we're following a developing and horribly tragic story in florida. detectives are sorting out the details of a murder suicide that claimed the lives of several young children. >> gadget go goers have taken the iphone out for a spin before it hit store shelves today. we'll give you the reviews next. >> reporter: i-95 traffic is moving nicely, that's southbound traffic heading toward fox street. we'll have the latest on 422 and head to the big board, we'll be right back. >> we're following breaking news in kensington a fire out there, we'll have an update when "action news" comes right back.

61:58 now, you're taking a live look from chopper 6 the ruins left behind from a fire that broke out at a vacant building in the kensington section of philadelphia. started at 2:30 a.m. quickly consumed the building. firefighters got it under

control in less than two hours. two firefighters suffered injuries. one man, a 45-year-old suffered serious burns. it is under control with firefighters at the scene to make sure it doesn't catch fire again. >> when you look at that scene and how much it's blocked off, karen, it makes sense there's a lot of traffic that's tied up behind this fire in that area. >> reporter: a number of closures to deal with that. it is centered around american street and west york street. the action cam was on the scene when the flames were shooting out. still a number of emergency workers to make sure it's under control. we have second, third, cumberland, dauphin, philip, bodine, stick to 5th front or lehigh instead. this is affecting septa bus routes 39 and 57.

39 and 57 being detoured in the area in kensington because of the closures in and around that. that's not the only problem out there, i want to bring in this camera shot. 422 eastbound in a bad spot approaching 23 we have an accident, you can kind of see it in the left lane, everybody is jamming and getting over to the right to get around it. it's creating a jamup eastbound on 422, a spot that would be heavy anyway. you're jammed from the saint gabe's curve to 23. you have a disabled vehicle with a guy with a flat tire trying to fix it. two bad areas on 422 eastbound at 23 that's the biggest problem on the highway. let's go to the big picture and show you the slow speeds in and around. i-95 27 miles per hour

southbound near girard. schuylkill expressway not too bad. tacony-palmyra is scheduled to go up at 6:30 this morning, tam. >> thank you, karen. we're following a sad story this morning developing out of florida. police say a man shot his daughter and 6 of his grandchildren to death and turned the gun on himself. don spirit called 911 before he shot himself. the young victims range from 11 years old to 3-month-old. spirit was involved in a 2001 hunting accident that killed his 8-year-old son. he served three years in prison for possession of a firearm. the 6th generation of iphone goes on sale in two hours. the action cam is outside apple store in ardmore. >> reporter: in tech bytes, it's launch day for apples two new

new smart phones. they have a curved exterior and retina display and apple pay. u.s.a. today ed begg said the devices live up to the hype. >> >> reporter: both bring better cameras, ios8 which is an upgrade to apple software. >> reporter: not to be out done samsung takes preorders for the samsung iv. it's available on october 17. and those are your tech bytes for this friday.

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being held on $10 million bail. the fire east of sax -- sacramento exploded over a 24 hour period. it quadrupled to 70,000 acres yesterday. investigators would not comment on what led to huntsman or any possible motive. >> reporter: one good thing about driving to work at 3:00 a.m., we never see roads like this. here we go. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: you should be. >> reporter: we're jammed past oaks to 23 because of an accident approaching 23. we have a disabled vehicle with a guy with a flat tire. this is your live look at trooper showing that traffic is jammed. meanwhile, west trenton line ten minute delays due to signal problems. >> >> reporter: we're in the 50s in most neighborhoods, it's jackets over the t-shirts. this afternoon t-shirts work for

a little while, because we'll gets up above 7 or for a couple of hours. if you're catching the bus or train, 60 by 9:00. 71 hits around 3:30 or 4:00. upper 6 by 6:00 p.m. at the airport, no delays from chicago to atlanta. no rain reported either. if you're getting up early on saturday, go to the variety club 5k at memorial hall and head to the eagle national bank 5k delaware memorial hospital, i'll be there helping outs. >> the eagles face the washington redskins tonight. phillies start a weekend series in oakland. let's talk about the eagles, washington red since sunday lincoln financial field. start your coverage with mike quick and ducis ducis we'll wrap it up with the geelings game day

final at 11:00 5:00 a.m. >> a local family is inspired by the ice bucket challenge with their own challenge. by the ice bucket challenge with their own challenge. >> katherine scott [ maniacal laughter ] pumpkin's back! pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts. enjoy all your pumpkin-y favorites like the new pumpkin creme brulee latte.

no! could have gotten me one. i did. grab a spicy smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. it's the smoked sausage you crave, now spicy. >> a family in glen miss pennsylvania is hoping a charity challenge is as popular as the ice bucket craze.

they are calling for it is lemon shot challenge. hoping to bring attention to child cancer. their 4-year-old daughter had a tumor on her spine that was cleared with radiation and chemo, now she is fighting brain cancer. for more information on how to donate and participate head to 6abc.com. >> we're following the manhunt for america's most wanted fugitives in the poconos. >> we're on the scene of breaking news in kensington where a fire has injured three peop

>> breaking now on "action news," a massive fire that consumed a building in the city's kensington section, injured three people including two firefighters. >> new this morning, alleged off field ait can sends a --

attack sends a high school football to the hospital. >> apple frenzy hits the delaware and lehigh valleys. >> good morning, 6:30, friday, september 19. david murphy it's a cold morning to be sitting outside that apple store and karen rogers has the latest on a major backup in the morning. >> reporter: i'm glad i'm out here for only a couple of minutes. it's chilly and slightly breeze and sun coming up over the horizon. i saw a leaf fall from a tree back there. there's a sign of things to come. take a look at satellite, not a lot of significant cloud cover around. 52 in wilmington, and 50 in allentown. the shore 58 degrees. by noon we'll be in the mid 60s. we'll wait until 3:00 to get the 70s and we'll only be there for an hour or two. 71 is the high around 4:00.

6:00 p.m., 68. if you're heading to high school, bring the school jacket with your letter on it. 66 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 60 by 10:00 p.m. when i step back inside we'll have a warmup for the last full day of summer. i'll have that coming up. in the meantime, what are the roads and rails looking like. >> reporter: 422, that's the problem we have right now. as we look live on 422. look at this traffic. eastbound we have two problems, we have an accident approaching 23 blocking the left lane. a disabled vehicle at 23. eastbound traffic from oaks to 23. it's a 25 minute ride from oaks to 202 with no delay it would be seven minutes. usually at this hour we see nine minutes we're looking at 25 minutes. it's a significant delay on 422 eastbound jammed solid because of two problems a disabled

vehicle own accident eastbound at 23. meanwhile, we want to go outside live and check a different scene, look at the smoke billowing out out in kensington. that's because of the warehouse fire. this is creating problems with traffic. this is the warehouse fire under control, we're seeing lots of closures in and around it. you'll see closures on third, bodine, philip, cumberland, dawf if i dawf -- dawf if i know. they say -- dow if i know, affecting bus routes and affecting the roads with the warehouse fire. one moorish we want to mention, tacony-palmyra bridge is up, traffic is stopped, head to the betsy ross bridge instead. >> let's get back to the breaking news, a massive fire ravaged a building in the kensington section, walls collapsed and three people have been injured including two

firefighters. let's go "action news" reporter, katherine scott at the command center live with what's going on right now. hi catherine. >> reporter: hi matt, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. the fire marshal is on scene. as you said three people were injured, two firefighters have minor injuries they were taken to the hospital in stable condition. one man one civilian was taken with severe burns. burns over 80% of his body. this remains an active scene here in kensington. firefighters are still blasting water at the site. now that it's lighter out you can see how smoky it is. thick smoke has filled the air all morning long as they continue to battle the fire. crews have been working to extinguish the hot spots. crews are blasting water at the flames that remain. chopper 6 is over overhead from above you can see the size of the site. the damage on the 2400 block of american street in kensington. there's pockets of fire, but crews have made a lot of progress. this is what it looked like earlier.

the fire was raging. it started around 2:30 this morning. when the first company arrived they were met with heavy fire. the blaze began in a vacant commercial building. that building collapsed. which exposed the paper storage facility next-door north of the of the other building. ment paper company was fully engulfed in flames twice the size of that vacant buildings. the fire went to four-alarms, 3 approximate apparatus, 120-plus -- 33 apparatus, 125-plus firefighters. they called in additional units because when you have a building of this size you need a lot of water. they knew that a collapse was possible so they attacked the fire from the exterior. >> when you have an older buildings and heavy fire load you have a greater chance of collapse. one of the things we did do was establish a collapse zone early in the fire and cruised an

exterior tact. >> reporter: and back here live in kensington, you can see fire crews are blasting water at this site from all different angles, you can see pockets of flames that remain, the fire was placed under control at around 4:12 a.m. there's a third business on the corner a five-story furniture company that has some damage embers on the roof. but the bulk of the damage was in the vacant buildings and the two story paper company. firefighters believe the man injured was in the first vacant buildings when they arrived he was running out he was on fire. he was taken to temple university hospital with severe burns. the two firefighters suffered minor injuries. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank so much. take a look at this i've been spending this mac book computer controlling the camera on chopper 6. using the curser here. i meant remains over the scene right now.

go to 6abc.com look for the link on our homepage that advertises chopper 6, 360 it will bring you to a program where you can go all the way around. 360 to take a look at what chopper 6 is seeing right now. right now, chopper 6, 360 a great new feature on "action news." >> new this morning, philadelphia police are investigating an assault on a high school football player. chopper 6 was overhead as the athlete was taken to hanheman hospital for treatment. police later pupped a teenage girl for questioning. both the female and the alleged victim ended up at central detectives. the action cam was there as the player was released and his family had no comment. officers are looking into reports that the girl led an ambush on football player at a playground after practice. >> a search for an accused cop killer in the poconos intensified that suspect, air

fr -- eric frein, a tip sent police to the area where his family lived. neighbors were not allowed to get into their homes until late last night. >> we have our guns loaded, doors locked and the dogs have a room in the house. >> reporter: there's no sign of frein. else accused of killing bryon dickson and wounding another trooper at pike county last week. >> 6:37 now, a man who was captured in florida has been charged with the murder of his ex-girlfriend in delaware county. lowry has been a suspect in the killing of griffin ever since her body was found strangled in her upper darby home. he showed up at a police station in jacksonville, florida driving griffin's car and acting suicidal. they had a young girl together

she is living with other family members. >> the circus surrounding the iphone vi release has hit the streets of philadelphia. we're looking live at adler more suburban square wrapping around the block. more people have showed up, they have an hour and half to wait because sales won't start technical 8:00 a.m. apple is expected to sell millions of these phones over this weekend alone. >> 6 could be apple's lucky number, david. >> reporter: it could be. >> it's a good number. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan we don't have any rain out there. him as we look outside, the skies are starting to brighten up. we'll be in for a good looking day. swerve been telling you -- as we've been telling you all week, today will be cooler than the last several days. as you look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it is cool today, that's the first part of the story, we're turning around quickly into a warm weekend. i'll go ahead and bring in the

always on seven day for the those of you watching in hd so you can glance ahead. 59 degrees is the temperature, 49 is the dewpoint. that's an indication of dry air and we're looking at low humidity today. feeling like fall with the wind blowing around at 12 miles per hour. satellite and radar showing you there's not a lot of significant cloud cover out there. some of this may pop up during the the day. but we'll see occasional clouds. cooler, 60 degrees by 8:00 a.m. past lunch we'll be in the 60s today. 2:00 p.m. 69. the high of 71 not until 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. cooler overall, high temperatures probably staying in the 60s, trenton, allentown and reading and down the shore, not much better in philadelphia and the immediate region, 73 in dover, that's about the milder spot around the region today. tomorrow things change in a hurry. we have high pressure off the coast, a frontal boundary off

the north. you have the flow between these two systems that tends to come out of the southwest. we'll get up to almost 80 tomorrow and over 80 on sunday. the union hope to get a playoff run, the houston dynamos in town. they are behind the union in the standings. it's going to be a pleasant afternoon or evening, i should say at ppl park. a bit cooler today, high of 71. that means we'll be in the 60s and the suburbs all the timer in the 60s. clouds in the morning on saturday, drizzle down the shore, but that melts away, we change over to sun and high of 79. sunday, very warm high high of 83 degrees thens' warm conditions for the eagles game. i want to -- and there's warm

conditions for the eagles game. i meant to show you that, 80 degrees at the quickoff and 83 -- kickoff and 83 in the 4th quarter. the rain event will move up in time. most of the rain will be late in the day on sunday in the northern suburbs, most of the us holding off until nighttime. maybe a shower or thunderstorm mixed in. but that gets out of here in time for monday. monday looks sunny, high of 73 with autumn arriving at night. the rest of the week feeling like fall. appropriate because it will be fall. >> thank you, david. >> it's now 6:41 we continue to follow breaking news in kensington where crews are still on the scene of a massive fire. >> a cross-country k-9 from montgomery county has captured america's hearts and it is getting helping to home. >> reporter: we have a mess on 422, we have a new accident,

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>> 6:44, the folks who live in the kensington neighborhood and the neighborhood surrounding that philadelphia section are waking up to the smell of smoke from this massive fire that broke out at this warehouse along north american street. it grew to four-alarms. it is under control. two firefighters and a civilian have been injured.

firefighters are pouring water on this buildings it's pushing out more smoke than it has in the last couple of minutes. >> talk about a picture that tells the story, you can see all the fire trucks that leads to road closures. >> reporter: even the smoke that's billowing out. it's north american street and west york street. the action cam was on it is scene earlier, as well. we can see a number of crews out there. watch for closures, along second, third, dauphin and cumberland, stick to lehigh, front or 5th as the alternate. they are detouring septa bus routes 39 and 57. even though the fire is under control. you can see how huge this blaze was and the problems it created. another problem 422 eastbound is a mess, this is a live look approaching trooper. look at this traffic. you're hardly moving on 422. stretching for miles eastbound

traffic jammed past 29 to approaching 23. we've got an accident approaching 23 blocking the left lane, a disabled vehicle at 23. of so you have two problems that are creating a backup. you want to guess that traffic will be about 3 times what it normally be, that's what we're seeing currently, i think that could grow if they stay out there. 422 creaghts a problem. we have -- creating a problem. we have all kinds of issues popping up. 309 at line lexington road we have two disabled vehicles. 309 at north broad street we've got a problem here, as well. a number of issues that keep popping up. washington lane at cheltenham avenue we have a vehicle fire. marlton 73 southbound at brick road, an accident there, as well. meanwhile, no weather-related problems, 59 degrees, not as cool as yesterday morning, even though we're off to a cool start. the high 71, sunshine and clouds, we're dry today, tam.

>> thank you karen. new this morning, two ohio police officers put their training to good use when an suv went up in smoke, this was the scene in unionville last week. the responding sergeant and captain didn't hesitate to hop into the vehicle and pull the driver to safety. a week later the victim is doing fine and able to shake hands with the officers who saved him. >> national support is growing for a montgomery county dog that ended up in oregon. donors are footing the bill for gidget who is staying in an animal shelter in portland. she is has a micro chip which helped track down her owner. >> sunday could be a big day for desean jackson or maybe not. he is questionable for the return to lincoln financial forces first game since signing

with washington. he has not been able to practice because of a shoulder injury. he is vowing to play against the team that cut him in the off season. >> the massive fire that injured two firefighters and one civilian in kensington, katherine scott will have a live update at 6:55. >> reporter: we're in the 40s in outlying sphwushes and 50s in most spots. a jacket is required. this afternoon, t-shirts work. we'll be back with i'm stanley tucci

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>> we are gathering new details on a massive fire in kensington all morning long. >> let's go over to katherine scott with a live update from the scene of this breaking news. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, one man was taken to temple

university hospital with severe burns. two firefighters were taken to the hospital their injuries are minor they are in stable condition. fire crews remain at work in kensington, blasting water, they are attacking this fire from all different angles, chopper 6 is live overhead. you can see the size of the site on the 2400 block of american street in kensington. the fire was raging earlier starting around 2:30. the blaze began in a commercial vacant building. that building collapsed suppose suppose -- exposing a paper company next-door. that fueled the fire and the flames were fierce and the fire went to four-alarms, 120 the firefighters on the scene. fire crews remain on the scene trying to extinguish the hot spots. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: and katherine this is creating traffic problems in the area all centered around

north american and west york. it's acting septa bus routes 39 and 57. 422 is a mess, jammed from 29 approaching 23. but the travel time is diminish a bit because of the accident off to the shoulder. >> reporter: all right, karen we're in for a decent day, but it will be cooler, 60 degrees by 9:00 a.m., windower in the 50s right now. 66 by noon, cooler during the morning hours a mixture of sun and clouds, 70 by 3:00 p.m. we'll hit a high of 71. we'll be in the low 70s for an hour, hour and a half this afternoon. you want to get up early tomorrow morning the variety club has a 5k at memorial hall. and join me at eagle national bank that benefits the regional cancer center doing it for 16

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