>> good afternoon, it is sunday june 21 i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," we're learning details about a block party shooting in west philadelphia that injured a dozen people including three

children. people are packing into a historic dhearls ton church -- charleston church days after a gunman killed nine people there. >> runners hit the streets of philadelphia today for the 13th annual gary pappa run we're live. more on those stories in a moment, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, what a bad day to be outside. >> reporter: actually it feels okay temperatures are where they were predicted to be, the dewpoints are where they were predicted to be, all of a sudden the breeze his have picked up, as stranding as it sounds it's giving us a cooling effect in philadelphia. 83 in allentown and millville and boards in atlantic city, 81. dover and atlantic city, 81. the temperatures are not too high just yet that will change this afternoon. satellite 6 and action radar shows the remnants of bill

pushes off the east coast you can see that on the right-hand side of the screen. now we're watching a cold front slicing through buffalo and pittsburgh that may trigger an isolated shower or thunderstorm. if you're heading to citizens bank park, phillies taking on the cardinals first pitch temperatures 79 degrees, 9th inning temperatures around 91 or 92. you factor in the humidity it will feel like 94, 95. what's ahead over the next few days extremely humid it will feel like miami out here, the potential is there for are a heat wave and the hottest day of the year so far is in that seven-day forecast. i'll have it for you when i see you in ten minutes. >> a man had to be rescued from from the cooper river after his car careened off the road into the water. the man appear to be in some sort of distress before the car plunged into the water.

two police officers and a passer by pulled the man out of the river. he was rushed to the area hospital. his vehicle was pulled out of the water a little later. >> new information about a block party shooting that injured at least 9 people in west philadelphia including a toddler and two children. police say a large groomed gathered along ogden street when someone opened fire from down the block a year old girl and two boys were hit 11 and 12. >> they randomly fired down the street and hit whoever was in the way. >> police think the suspects used a shot gun an drove down the street and fired more shots this time using a handgun. investigators are looking for a gold or silver four door sedan. all of the victims including the children are in stable condition. the search continues for

another gunman after a man was shot in the head and killed in the city mantua section. a man in his 20s was shot in the head. medics rushed him to penn presbyterian medical center where he died. no arrests have been mailed. church congregations from south carolina to south philadelphia, today was about coming together to mourn and to heal. that was especially true at mt. enon church. reverend pinkney was scheduled to speak to the congregation during a visit to philadelphia next month. instead he and 8 others were gunned down at the ame emanuel church on wednesday. love over hate and good over evil. those are the messages that rang out in song and prayer as the

church began its worship service, this was the first worship service that nine of its members were murdered. the suspect dil -- dylann roof is being held on 1 million-dollar bonds. we have more on the church massacre at 6abc.com so you can get more information on the victims, the shooter and the investigation at any time. >> the church massacre was a grim backdrop for a gathering in washington d.c. republican presidential contenders gathered many spoke of their faith while decrying the shootings in south carolina. it's a gathering of people of faith and young leaders and conservative activists. michelle bomb is wrapping

up her italy trip. she visited with u.s. troops and their families. they discussed the challenges faced by military families living overseas. rain this morning didn't stop thousands of runners from pounding the pavement for a great cause. the 13th annual gary pappa run get underway, many members of the "action news" team joined in the race. >> reporter: afternoon, eva and nydia, while the wet weather kept people home this morning organizers say five thousand runners and walkers came out to celebrate father rams day and the memory of gary pappa. a flag that flew over united states capitol in washington d.c. was presented to gary pappa in gary's memory. a symbol in the fight against

prostate cancer. thousands of runners and walkers many with colorful team shirts showed up despite the soggy and sticky conditions all to raise money and awareness for the foundation of breast and prostate health. >> we are here to support my father he had prostate cancer, he is a survivor. >> reporter: participants said they were proud to support the cause so loved by gary pappa who lost his battle with prostate cashes in june 2009. >> he was a unique communicator with passion and intelligence and engagement. people fell in love with him. >> reporter: and our fundraising efforts are not over, you can still donate at the ebb website -- website gary pappa run.com, we have exceeded our

goal of $250,000. thanks to everyone who helped out with our cause. now, there were so many inspirational stories from participants, i'll have more at 6:00 p.m. live in eakens oval, i'm trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon firefighters are struggling to contain several massive wildfires burning across the state, we'll have the latest. >> have you ever heard of shallow water blackout, it's a silent killer that can effect kids and adults who swim. what you need to know in "healthcheck." plus chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this.

>> in california firefighters are battling a number of

wildfires including this one. it's scorched through about two thousand acres of lands. fire officials say it's burning close to homes. there are mandatories evacuation orders in place for residence. time for accuweather, it's sticky out there. >> reporter: it's sticky out there, we have a couple of sky 6s for you first stop center city, humidity levels are high, but not as bad as this morning. the dewpoint is on the left-hand side. 67 that's sticky. present temperatures reading 83 degrees, looking at william penn that's from our temple university camera, clouds out there. winds are shifting a little bit in anticipation of the cold front coming through. there's the view in atlantic city. 79 dewpoint, 73. winds out of the northwest at 19 miles per hour. water temperature nice and inviting, 723. double scan live nothing going on, all the moisture is well out to sea even new england is

cleared. the 8 approximate -- 83 in wilmington, same number for dover, boardwalk in atlantic city 83. poconos 75 degrees with lowering humidity leaves abc the cold front is knocking -- as the cold front is knocking on the door up there. as the afternoon plays out we'll be close to oppressive in dewpoints, close to 70 or a tick two above that. this front is knocking don the door you'll see thunderstorms flaring up with it, it will put an end to the humidity come tomorrow. only to see them spike as we get into tuesday because a warm front slides through future tracker 6 combination of sun and clouds, 3:30, all the shower and thunderstorm activity well up to the north with the cold front that slides through during the evening hours 6:30, 7:00, one or two pop-up showers or thunderstorms for the purpose of the western suburbs that will sneak into the city, even though

the model didn't show too much. accuweather is expecting one or two to hold until 9:00 it will fizzle out the closer it gets to the jersey shore that sets up a nice looking day for monday, combination of sun and clouds, hot temperatures and highs in the 90 lowering humidity levels. poconos, close to 80 degrees, combination of sun and clouds, sticky up there but not as oppressive closer to the city. thunderstorms possible late in the day. ocean temperatures at the jersey shore, 73 degrees, warm enough to do a little swimming. you'll see a decent amount of sunshine breezy and humid 86 degrees is the forecasted high. be on the look out for a date late-day shower or thunderstorm. most areas will stay dry rest of the way. hot in philadelphia, spotty thunderstorm winds out of the southwest are 5 to 15. overnight spotty thunderstorm,

partly cloudy and humid 65 out lying suburbs, center city, 73. tomorrow, 92 lowering humidity levels tuesday blistering heat 96 degrees that's the hottest temperature so far this year. you add the humidity it will feel like 100. wednesday a cold front slides through, warm, less humid 87. tuesday there could be a bout of severe weather late in the day. we'll have to watch that. thursday, 84. friday periods of rain, 80. saturday, looking good, sunshine and 78. >> in honor of father's day the mural arts program unveiled a new mural in southwest philadelphia that's dedicated to dads. karen rogers has more in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: artist from the philadelphia mural arts program worked with inmates at graterford

prison that depicts the bond between father and child. >> it's all the people inside graterford prison that collaborated with the artists. you can go into different communities have different hands all over the city and they are involved in the painting of the mural. >> reporter: mural arts designer worked with the prison father and children together so inmates could paints with their kids. >> to be able to sit down with your child and do that in a closed setting environment is something you can't explain. >> working with the program he said the program opened his eyes. now a free man else excited to celebrate father's day with his

son. to be able to walk down the street to say me and my son were a part of that. >> my kids are in that, it's a connection symbolically and the people involved in the process. >> mural arts offers trolley tours and learn the history behind dozens of murals in the city. go to 6abc loves the arts to learn more about this and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers.

welcome back on this sunday happy father's day to all the dads outs there. 12:18, 79 degrees, live look at penns landing it's going to be hot on tuesday 96 degrees,. south korea said middle

east syndrome disease has claimed another life. to combat the spread, dna tests will be carried out on anybody with severe respiratory illness. the most recent outbreak has killed 25 people in south korea. the birth rate in america is on the rise and you may be surprised to hear whose expecting. overall birth rate increased a full percentage rate women in their 30s and 40s are driving the trend. it's the first increase in seven years despite the fact that teen births fell to their lowest levels which was down two-thirds from a peak in the early 90s. there's a silent killer that can affect adults and kids who swim. it's called shallow water

blackout. ali gorman has the details on what you need to know. >> reporter: 18-year-old colon swims competitively. but knows his limits when he is under water. >> ten meters left in the pool, i started to get dizzy i popped up immediately. >> reporter: but coach and owner of the greater philadelphia aquatic club that signal the need to breathe doesn't always strike. if someone is hyper ventilating between sets their oxygen is low and their carbon dioxide level drops. if they swim under water like this -- >> the fact that you have low levels of oxygen is going to cause you to faint and low leaves of carbon dioxide means you need to come up for a breath. >> reporter: if someone doesn't catch the swimmer fast he can drawnl.

>> shallow water blackout is a silent killer. >> reporter: it's a danger top swimming coaches and michael phelps have been trying to prevent as soon in this message. to prevent it, never swim alone don't ignore the urge to breathe, don't attempt long or repetitive underwater swims. never compete in breath holding games. >> games like holding your breath as long as possible, those can be very very dangers outlines. >> reporter: if you're practicing like collin be sure to catch your breath between sets. >> reporter: there were fatalities many were accomplished this is a risk for anyone who snorkels or go spear fishing and some cities have

banned breath-holding games in public pools. ali gorman channel 6 "action news."

some people go to greece and bring back a statue. me, i went to greece and brought back a pizza. the greek pizza is back. a large for $12. and try our new garlic knots or our new cinnamon knots for just $5 more. better ingredients. better pizza. papajohns.com. >> turning to sports a tough loss to philadelphia union on the west coast. they played the galaxy. the galaxy scored first in the 23rd minute and never looked back. the union's only goal came in the 58th minute, they lost it 5-1. now, here's jeff skeverski with all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: blame the manager blame the bats, points the finger to anyone you want, but don't leave out the starting pitchers. they have not won a game in almost a month.

some are blaming the squirrel so this fan put up a sign that said go back to saint louis. cody ashy who is from saint louis is way out it's his first homer in nearly two months. tied at 1. gone the 3-run homer phils down 4-1. he hits another homer and saint louis scores 4 more in the 8th. phils lost 10-1. they have allowed 48 runs in the last five games everything is falling apart even freddie galvis losing his cup. it's getting comical. the phils biggest rival washington nationals gave matt

scherzer had a perfect game with two outs in the 9th against the the pirates he drops his elbow on the inside pitch. there goes a perfect game with two outs in the 9th. for the first no hitter of his brilliants career unreal since it is last start he had a one hitter. jason worth celebrates by giving him a hershey syrup bath. you think you and your friends play on bad golf courses even the pros complaining about the course beu.s. open. they also it's like playing on the nba finals on the court with holes in it. ouch. to make matters worse there's a fire off the course.

check out dust continue johnson on 8. how about the approach shot misses the green and kicks off and takes off check out the roll keeps going and going and going does it stop? no. johnson's ball is out of control. we'd be here all morning if we didn't speed this up. look at this. believe it or not johnson saves par on the hole. it's still going johnson in a four way tie with four under. how about the masters' champ. it should be a great final round today. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. >> when a 6-year-old boy accidently left his toy tiger at the airport, employees decided to have a little bit of fun with it. the boy lost his tiger instead

of tossing it into the lost and found the workers had a little fun with it. when owen and his family returned to the family, they were reunited with hobbs they got an album full of pictures of that airport adventure. >> >> reporter: another half-hour of "action news" is just ahead. plus an update of your father's day forecast from accuweather when "action news" continues.

>> happening right now on "action news," residents in southern new york are being told to stay alert after possible sightings of the two escaped inmates near the pennsylvania border. police in south jersey are investigating an armed holdup at a hotel and it could be connected to other robberies in the area. >> police in new orleans tracked down the man who was in the back of a police cruiser who somehow managed to shoot and kill a louisiana cop. >> those stories but first let's go outside to chris sowers >> reporter: good afternoon nydia, eva summer arrives officially in 8 minutes, this is the longest day of the year, shortest night of the year, we are expecting 15 hours worth of daylight today.

get out and enjoy yourself. this is the time of the year when the angle of the sun is at its highest. if you're outside for any pro alongside amounts of time it's a good idea to apply sunscreen. we're checking sun in the seven-day forecast. 83 for philadelphia. wilmington, 83. millville, 83. same number for dover trenton 82. there are the breezes out of the northwest, reading very breezy up there. 20 miles per hour. 15 in millville. 14 in philadelphia and 15 in atlantic city. satellite and radar say goodbye to bill as it exits stage right. boston is picking up a little bit of wet weather up there. most of the mid atlantic is starting to dry out. just a few puffy clouds left behind. accuweather says for today it's humid and hot with temperatures in the low 90s. expect a combination of sun and clouds the rest of the way. there could be a pop-up thunderstorm developing probably after 4:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m.

from west to east. it will be the northwestern suburbs that will see it first sliding into the city by 7:00 p.m. those of who see it could be drenching downpours and gusty winds. we'll talk about the seven-day forecast in just a bit. >> homicide detectives are questioning a security guard who killed a customer outside a bar in olney at 5th and fisher. the guard removed the patron following an altercation around 2:30. the guard told police he shot the man once in the head after he threatened him with the bottle on the sidewalk. police say no charges will be filed until they figure out what happened. police are investigating another deadly shooting involving an employee of a philadelphia bar at the johnny ace place in north philadelphia. the bar teshed shot a

customer -- bartender shot a customer following an argument at 2:00 a.m. they are not sure if it happened inside or outside the bar. the man was pronounced dead. police have not said if the bartender was arrest. police in south jersey are trying to figure out if a holdup at a hotel is connected to other robberies. it happened at the travel lodge bayside along the black horse pike. police know the suspect was armed with an automatic handgun but not sure what was taken. investigators are working to see if the holdup is connected to a string of others. back in philadelphia, police are looking for four men involved in a violent home invasion last night. the action cam was along the 5300 block of hagger man street in tacony. the suspects broke interest a home and pistol whipped two people inside. the men stole cell phones and

electronics. the victims were treated at the hospital. the suspects are at large. police in new orleans nabbed the man suspected of killing a police officer. authorities took travis boyd into custody. else accused of shooting officer halloway who was take him to jail when it happened. police say they are still trying to figure out how he managed to get a gun they do not think he used the officer's gun. this sunday not only marks father's day it marks the first sunday worship service since 9 people were gunned down in charleston, south carolina. tomorrow the first african methodist episcopal church in the country paid tribute to say those lost last week. in addition to local parishners, 50 people from south carolina

joined the service another bethel church in society hill led songs of praise and prayers of solace. members of the first black episcopal church dedicated the part of the sunday mass to the victims. the action cam was at overbrook farms always the names of each victim were read allowed. it was four days ago that confessed killer turned a house of worship into a house of horror by murdering the nine people. today the church became a sanctuary once again. >> our lord how excellent is your name. >> congress congregation prayed and sang inside the church this morning. it was the first worship service since nine of its members were

murdered by dylann roof who is being held on a 1 million-dollar bonds. calls have been made to remove a confederate flag from the state house a republican state legislator said he will move the flag to a state confederate military museum. it's not just a symbol of hate, but a symbol of pride in one's hatred. >> one person is dead and nine others hurt after a block party shooting on a basketball court. one was killed, one is in critical condition and the others listed as serious. there were families with small children at the party no kids were hurt. at this point there's no word on motive and no arrests have been made. the man hunt for the two convicted killers in new york has shifted after possible sightings near the pennsylvania border. authorities are scouring allegheny county 350 miles from

the prison where the men made their escape. lindsey janice is in new york with the latest. >> reporter: a new hot spot in the search for two escaped killers. >> forest rangers see if they can assembly a crew for grid searches. law enforcement on the ground and in the air over western new york saturday. investigators say a resident reported seeing two men matching the description of richard matt and david sweat along an interstate in allegheny county. after two weeks it could be the break police need. search areas are set up around the towns of friendship and bolazar. >> well pursue these -- we will pursue these men relentlessly. >> reporter: the first sighting happened along a rail your in

irwin, new york. and two men were reported walking along a country road 11 miles away. residents were told to be on alert. back at the prison a second employee a male corrections officer was placed on leave in connection with the investigation into the escape itself. >> my client inside the importance of finding these two individuals, he is here of his own free will. he is not being detained. >> reporter: the officer knew the prisoners and joyce mitchell who is now behind bars providing matt and sweat with the tools for their breakout. lindsey janice, new york. >> pope francis paused in prayer before the shroud oftorin. he lowered his head in silent reflex and gazed up at the

14-foot cloth and took a few steps and placed his hands on the case and walked away quietly. the faithful believe the shroud believe it bears the imprint of jesus christ. a little rain didn't stop people from taking part in the father's day are a tradition annual gary pappa run. many remembered gary pappa who lost his battle with cancer 6 years ago. we want to thank everyone who took prarlt in the race or donated to the event. because of your support we competed our goal of raising $250,000 for the foundation for breast and prostate health. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday. a new study shows a troubling trend. the majority of child safety seats are not installed correctly. we'll tell you about the push to

make installation easier. the first day of summer, did you know it's the international day of yoga and millions of people all over the world are taking part. we'll show you. taking a look sky6 live hd looking at internet state i-95 you can see the skyline beautiful shot. look at the clouds, not nearly as dark as a few hours ago chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back.

india's prime minister was one of millions bending their bodies as parts of international day of yoga. the country's leaders led a group session of 35,000 other yoga enthusiasts hundreds of similar celebrations have been held around the world today. yogays will exercise in time square this morning. it's a beautiful day shaping up, if you like muggy

and hot. >> reporter: this should be up your alley. >> yeah. >> reporter: eva loves the heat and humidity, we've got plenty of it out there. quickly climbing into the mid 8 olds, humidity wise it feels like the dixie south with dewpoints in the upper 60s and low 70s. here's the good news as bill pulls out to sea we don't have anything on the radars at this time. later this afternoon, one or two showers or thunderstorms could pepper the far western suburbs as a cold front approaches. 83 a popular number. dewpoints tell the story. 70s to the south upper 60s to the north. anytime you get above 70 that's oppressive. what will happen late this afternoon and overnight tonight as the front slides through watch the numbers drop off. philadelphia, 59. that's going to feel fantastic. 64 in reading. trenton, 63.

millville, 62. wilmington and dover 65. unfortunately it will last for 12 hours a warm front punches through that sets up an oppressive day come tuesday heat indices close to 100. satellite and radar there's bill right there that counter clockwise swirl that's pulling away. here's the approaching cold front. is of now it's not all that active. it's a weak front it's more or less a wind change front a humidity buster if you will, dynamically we don't have things coming together to produce widespread severe weather one or two storms on the way possibly severe with winds gusting 350 to 60 miles per hour. if you do see them it will be the exception notle -- the rule. sun and clouds isolated storms throughout the area. one or two popping up. first thing tomorrow morning sun and clouds, by afternoon same drill. combination of sun and clouds, as we should stay dry.

for the jersey shore combination of sun and clouds on the beaches. land breeze kicking in at 20 to 25 miles per hour. beach haven 86. cape may 86. rehoboth beach in delaware, 87, 88. if you're doing a little boating, be cautious here, seas buildings 3 to 5 feet. small craft advisory issued by the national weather service wind out of the west 20 miles per hour. lancaster, 87. combination of sun and clouds, muggy out there be on the look out for the pop up hit or miss shower or thunderstorm late in the day. allentown, 89. dover, 90. millville a pair of of 8s. monday, 92 it will feel better than today's 92 with lowering humidity

tuesday, blazing, 96. wednesday, better, 87 degrees, thursday sun and clouds, 84 and friday, 80 and saturday 78. >> it's colorful and filled with healthy produce it tastes great and it is good for you. the farmer's market began today. nora muchanic was there. >> reporter: colorful produce was the big call to the farmer's market in trenton. >> one or two children in the city were overweight or obese. >> many people can't or won't leave the neighborhood torched fresh produce. >> mostly whether a with a we see are corner stores having something like a farmers market is vital. >> reporter: spearheaded partnership for healthy kids they will bring the fruits to

the parking lot greenwood at hudson. >> all our greens were picked this morning. >> it's good for me, because it's not far from where i live. i have a disability. >> reporter: so you can walk here. >> yes. >> reporter: locals will be able to get fresh fruit here they are offering exercise classes and nutrition and health screening. this becomes a community place where residents can feel safe they can get fresh produce and physical activity it's a one-stop shop. seniors, moms with kids and families can come here and use their benefits to purchase wonderful new jersey fresh food. >> located near the train station and senior housing preschool it will be open every monday 8:30 to 6:30 through

october. for channel 6 "action news" i'm nora muchanic.

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>> good sunday afternoon to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now at cape may, new jersey. this might be the place to be to escape the crazy humidity and heat we're about to his, at least the breeze off the ocean should help. meteorologist chris sowers will have an update on the forecast in just a little bit. >> at&t is under fire from the fcc for allegedly slowing speeds for people with data plans. the plans are no longer being offered to customers gave user unrestricted data. fcc investigation revealed they intentionally slowed down the data speeds to customers with the plans. at&t said they notified customers through bills texts and online. on average americans are spending 200 hours and $26 each

year in your daily commute. that works out to ten bucks a day. people in los angeles and new york spend 15 to $16 a day. >> there's a new report out about car seat safety. there's a new call to make it easier to keep the little ones safe on the roads. >> reporter: admit it parents this is you trying to fit a car seat. >> why is this so hard? >> reporter: but this is every parent's worst nightmare. one study shows 70% of child's seats installed with mistakes which could mean injuries to children and accidents are not being prevented. the insurance institute this morning is calling on automakers to make it easier for all parents. they tested 100 cars for the ease of use automakers put in the cars to latch car seats to.

and most of the vehicles did not do well. >> only three are in the top rating of good and only half were poor or marginal. >> reporter: the problem. of this is supposed to to go on here. >> reporter: the lower anchors are buried in the seat hard to get to. the tethers for the top of the seat are not marked or covered. >> this is the tether here. >> yes. >> reporter: you're a mother and scientist, were you surprised how hard it was to get it installed. >> parents should struggle to install the child's restraint. >> reporter: only three cars got the highest rating like the bmw 5 series. putting in a car seat should be easy. it's parenting that should be hard. >> i can't do this. >> reporter: best advice if you have trouble putting one in, stop at the local fire station

or dmv they will check to make sure you put it in right. david curly abc news washington. when "action news" continues an update of our top stories. plus, a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment.

>> recapping our top stories on "action news," philadelphia police are looking for two men who allegedly fired into a crowd into a picnic in west philadelphia. nine people were hurt including three children the youngest 18 months old. parishners throughout the

delaware valley paused to remember the nine lives lost in charleston, this morning. a number of local churches dedicated a portion of their services to the victims who were gunned down last wednesday. gary pappa 13th annual run was held today in philadelphia. the event exceeded the $250,000 funds raising goal. >> the rain stopped before that. >> reporter: what a difference it looks like now compared to what you saw there. we have sunshine, over the next few days we have a mini heat wave on our hands. temperatures topping out in the 90s, heat index come tuesday will be over 100 degrees. if you work outdoors, stay hydrated, seek shade and take frequent breaks. 92 degrees muggy. 92 monday, but not humid so monday's 92 will feel better,

tuesday, it will feel awful. 96 feeling like 100. cold front slides through wednesday, cooler weather thursday and friday and maybe wet weather friday. century old school is focusing on play, education and learning. the lego guru will lead the center and have to be passionate about legos and child education. it's a popular toy. >> fyi philly is next on channel 6. >> "action news" continues tonight at 6:00 p.m. >> for eva pilgrim, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday and father's day, once again!

>> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm alicia vitarelli. tonight on fyi philly, >> from lancaster county to hersheypark, we'll show you fun ways to get outside and enjoy. >> from pop up beer gardens and an outdoor roller rink. >> to a slab of center city asphalt where life's a beach. >> and café dining right on the park. >> hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at the phs pop up beer garden at 15th & south streets. >> and it is gorgeous here. >> the perfect place to celebrate the official start of summer. >> phs has had great success transforming vacant lots into lively beer gardens. >> so much so that this year they opened 2 of them. >> phs's east passyunk pop up is at 9th and wharton streets right across the street from pat's & geno's steaks. this is, seems to be truly philly. >> oh, yeah, i think this is as philly as you get.