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apartments on the second floor escaped without injury. the red cross is asking them. police have taken the driver into custody. officials kneed to inspect the buildings. >> in center city a biker lost control of his motored -- motorcycle that careen on to a sidewalk and throwing the 30-year-old motorcyclist on to the road. he was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. there's no word on any charges. >> a 4-year-old boy is critically hurt after plunging from a second-story window and police in southwest philadelphia are trying to to find out how and why it happened. kenneth moten has the latest on the victim's condition. >> reporter: it was a little boy's two story fall from the home and into an alley that had the police on the scene

searching for answer. >> i can't imagine like my baby falling out the window. >> reporter: the call came in saturday morning when the 4-year-old boy somehow managed to fall out of a wood on the second floor of the house on the 5400 block of malcom street. >> you couldn't tell if he was like alive. >> reporter: but he was. paramedics rushed the boy to the children appear -- children's hospital in critical condition. neighbors say other children live in the home and they believe they are well-taken care of. investigators have not released details on the parents' whereabouts or who was inside the house. >> i'm so hurt because the family is so quiet, they take care of children, she always walking them. >> reporter: the special victims unit was on the scene typical when it's a case involving a

child. they spoke with family members and took away a window screen. a woman told us the boy was okay. a relief to their neighbors. >> i pray for them and hope that everything be all right. >> reporter: once again that boy is in critical, but stable condition at chop. police say the investigation into what happened continue this morning, no names have been released. reporting at chop university city, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> from our new jersey newsroom police are investigating a shooting that wounded two people in atlantic city. the gunfire broke out on the 4 run block of new york avenue. one man was hit in the chest and the second man took a bullet in the leg. both victims are expected to survive no arrests have been made. >> the case of possible police brutality is raising confess and tensions. police and prosecutors are

investigating whether excessive force was used and whether one officer broke a rule against using choke holds. ron claiborne reports from new york. >> reporter: this video captures the final minutes of 43-year-old eric garner's life, but does it tell the whole story. new york city police officers can be seen trying to arrest him for trying to sell illegal cigarettes. 350-pound man appears to resist. one officer puts an arm around his neck. other officers wrestle him to the ground. >> he is not resisting, i'm not resisting. then it was i can't breathe. that's it, you see his arm get stiff. >> he was gentle giant. he would not hurt a fly! >> reporter: garner can be heard crying out. garner died an hour later at a local hospital. his mother is devastated. >> it was like they wanted to

kill him. >> reporter: at a rally organized by al sharpton's national action network, garner's widow broke down. [sobbing]. >> reporter: new york city police commissioner william bratten said the video shows a choke hold being put on garner. >> this would appear to have been been a choke hold. >> reporter: friends and neighbors have left a makeshift memorial where he died, as the city promises a thorough investigation. the new york police department said he suffered a heart attack, but the official results of the autopsy are pending. ron claiborne, abc news new york. >> good morning will have the latest on the investigation and the outage. "g.m.a." is after this broadcast. >> a pennsylvania boy is

bouncing back after he was found bruised and starving to death. police say he weighed 25 pounds and look like a skeleton when he was taken from his home. the child was being home schooled and was allowed on the back porch where he would eat bug also. neighbors were appalled to learn of alleged abuse. >> he is a child you don't punish them that way. there's no excuse for it, that's all there is too it. none at all. i hope god in heaven hears and puts her away forever. >> reporter: three other children living in the home have also been remove. the mother and grandparents were charged with assault and false imprisonment and other offenses last week. the boy is in protective custody and has gained 20 pounds since being removed on june 6. >> community members are coming

together to raise money for the family of four children killed last month in north philadelphia. they perished in the july 5th blaze on the 6500 block of gesner street. events from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. include a soccer tournament and live music and food. >> an r&b legend who performed in west philadelphia gave a shoutout to "action news." >> how you doing "action news," channel 6? >> how you do doing? right. king sang several of her hit singles including love come down and shame. she was propelled into stardom decades ago after being discovered while working as an

officer cleaner at philadelphia international records. >> very cool. much more to come on "action news" this sunday. the work of a french painter who inspired many 20th century artists like pablo picasso, we'll give you a preview in 6abc loves the arts. >> sky6 live hd looking live at the philadelphia international airport. looks like things are moving like they should on this sunday morning. chris sowers is back with the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> and just a reminder you can stay on top of the weather with the storm tracker 6 live app get audio alerts as well as live radar. storm tracker 6 live app is free

>> celebrate your love of ice cream with a scoop or two today, it is national ice cream day, a resolution passed back in 1984 designating the third sunday in july as national ice cream day. at the time 10% of all the milk produced at that time was used for ice cream. you can thank ronald reagan for the declaration, he made the proclaimation. it's the first-ever slide city event. i meant goes through traffic. the water hoses were flowing as

people slid down the slide. i guess it has bumpers, i don't know if my mom would let me do that because i was so does he want prone. >> i would dump over the side. >> reporter: did you ever see that thing they do in spain all the people are flipping down the hill. >> i'll happily watch from the side. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6 we'll talk a little weather around the delaware valley. we have a few showers this morning towards the jersey shore, but a lot of this is beginning to pull away. there's the scene in cape may. you can see the waves battering the beach right now. we're expecting surf of 3 to 4 feet as the storm system off the coast starts to churn up the water and pull away. skies are brightening up in avalon and sea isle city. we're seeing rainfall for atlantic city and brigantine and haven't in other. as a matter of fact we'll go over to storm tracker 6 live hd double scan, we'll zoom into atlantic city, you can see it's coming down pretty good. just to the west of the boardwalk, places like

brigantine and surf city will see a downpour as all the activity is pulling away to the north an east. this is actually the outer band of the storm that's developing. this will push to the northeast and work out to sea in the next hour or so. and then the skies will brighten up a little bit. you'll see a lot of clouds, but we know won't be dealing with the rain. 70 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 58. wind out northeast at 10. press holding steady. millville, wildwood, dover, 70 degrees, there's the wider view, there's the storm pushing out to sea. skies beginning to clear a little bit across the shannon

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dutch prime minister calling the handling of the crash site and the victims down right disgusting. dry conditions in the northwest are fueling devastating wildfire damaging homes and displacing entire communities. the smoke can be seen all the way from the international space station, will firefighters catch a break? plus the new york police department responding to outrage after an arrest caught on camera has gone viral. that man taken down later dieing. now thousands are calling for justice. that and much more is coming up next on "good morning america." >> and "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. "action news" continues a little later this morning. >> here the stories we're working on for you. marking a big milestone in american history. today is 45 years since neil armstrong walked on the moon. residents in california resort to paint to get that lawyers green lawn -- luscious

green lawn. now for chris sowers, nydia han, katherine scott, and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. we'll see you back here at 9:00!

good morning, america. happening right now, new outrage at the mh-17 crash site. emergency workers say they were forced to hand over the bodies of the victims to the rebels, some of them allegedly drunk. where have they taken them and

how can the culprits be brought to justice? amidst the crime scene chaos. caught on camera, hot air balloon goes bust. [ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> what the operator was trying to do when it suddenly exploded. and how the people on board managed to survive. ground gives way, a giant sink hole swallowing up a neighborhood in florida. >> out of nowhere, the earth went straight up in the air, exploded up in the air. >> people ordered to get out. will this 120-foot hole threaten more homes?