hurt after a fire breaks out at a popular water park in taiwan. many drivers had to do their best to navigate through flooded streets after all the rain yesterday. what can we expect for the weekend? it's a good question, let's go over to chris sowers. enough of the rain, turn off the faucet police, this -- please, the month will go down as one of the wettest months. sky 6 showing cloud cover but down the shore you're seeing sunshine. satellite and radar showing the shield of heavy rain is up into new england albany, syracuse picking up heavy downpours. this is the upper level low. what will happen we'll see drying taking place mixed skies, sun and clouds, as the low passes on by to the north it might be close enough to trigger

an isolated shower. if you see it won't last long, 15 minutes tops. rainfall totals, what a soaker, atlantic city, 3.5. wilmington, 2.2. trenton, 1.7. wilmington has set a new record, this is the wettest june ever 1.2 inches. yesterday picking up 2.19. what's more remarkable about the number it's not like we've seen a tropical system, it's not like we had a tropical storm or hurricane slam through we've had several days of rain events in the delaware valley that produced all the rain. 68. lynch tomb, -- lunchtime, 77. highs topping out around 80 degrees, when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about drenching downpours again in the seven-day forecast.

>> all that rain you've been talking about new this morning crews in delaware had to rush to rescue three people found clinging to trees. officials say someone heard cries for help from a wooded area after the red clay creek flooded. all three victims were taken to the hospital where they are in stable condition. all the rain isn't helping people in south jersey. shore road in pleasantville atlantic county almost flooded out completely last night. drivers caught in the torrential rain took it slowly through the water. thousands of people in south jersey still have no power because of last week's storm. the action cam found a similar story in cumberland county, drivers making a treacherous trek through ponding on delsea drive in vineland. in many cases the saturday soaking was too much and too

fast for drains to handle. >> new this morning a person is dead after crashing into a pole in south jersey. the action cam was on the scene the intersection of south white white horse pike and united states avenue in lindenwald. police say the vehicle went out of control and slammed into a utility pole. the driver was pronounced at the scene. investigators are trying to figure out why the vehicle went out of control. police are looking for the hit-and-run driver who slammed his vehicle into five parked cars in manayunk. the action cam was on the scene late last night the 4500 block of richie street. residents heard a series of bangs, before they could get outside, the damage done by the vehicle was gone. a teenager is in the hospital with critical injuries after yet another shark attack on the carolina coast. it's the second in as many days and the 6th attack in two

books. abc's alica brown has more. >> reporter: a shark attack victim in the outer banks saturday. it's the second attack off the outer banks in just two days. this one near rodansy. the possibility of attacks increases during the summer because more people are in the water. >> it's not necessarily that they are coming in closer to shore or they are doing anything differently. we are more at the shore. >> reporter: the park service said the attack happened around 4:00 p.m. the victim was swimming with several other people, but the only one hurt. david marko described the situation as scary first day of vacation no beach for us. there are things you can do to decrease the chances of coming into contact including not swimming around piers or where people are fishing.

>> the majority of sharks are feeding on fish and going with the fish are. >> reporter: the victim of the attack was critically injured doctors operating on him into the night. ed father was with him at the hospital the same hospital where the victim of of another shark ray tack was treated. >> hundreds of people in tunisia are banding together after the gunman pulled an assault rifle out of his beach umbrella and killed 38 people before security forces shot and killed him. witnesses say the gunman used grenades as he moved from the beach to the pool area into a hotel. we're learning grizzly new details built terror attack in france. the suspect took a selfie of the beheaded victim and sent it to a

canadian cell phone number. investigators say he was a truck driver with a history of radical islamic ties. he crashed the truck into a chemical warehouse and hung his employer's severed head on the factory gate. that warehouse is owned by the lehigh valley based air products. >> hundreds of people are hurt after a fire at a water park in taiwan. authorities say a colored powder accidently exploded when it was thrown from the music stage last night. the flames spread into into the crowd of 5,000 people, 8 people are in critical condition. police are questioning several people including two park workers who launched the powder. in south carolina, two people have been released from jail after removing the confederate flag from the flag

poll in front of the state capitol. a woman was halfway up the flag pole are when she was ordered to come down, she ignored them and removed the flag. later a handful of confederate flag supporters gathered at the flag poll. south carolina governor announced the removal of the flag, the decision is up to the state ledge literature. a new store has opened up in south philadelphia, not only can you find deep discounts but you can help those in need. >> reporter: habitat for humanity knows a thing or two about fixing up homes. there's bargains for do it your selfers. >> all the profits go to helping us build and repair homes. we built 184 homes.

>> reporter: joyce collins came down from germantown to donate. >> i know people need supplies, i have a door i'm bringing back. >> reporter: the gross family from olney is in the middle of a major home renovation. >> it's a give-give situation we're getting and giving, and the restore and habitat for humanity does fantastic work. >> reporter: inside the restore is the real deal with a wide variety of invent to her from turn to doors and everything you need to design and build your home including the kitchen sink. organize described i want -- organizers described as five below meets home depot. the new location along busy washington avenue will boost travel for the store significantly. more than 30,000 vehicles pass by in a single day.

that means more business and more funds for the organization to help families in the philadelphia area. >> it is tremendous how much more visibility we have and how much more access customers will have to buy all this great merchandise. they have been so successful, they are looking to reflen he replenish the showroom. they are looking for new and gently used donations and all are tax deductible. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news". >> there's more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." a new study says when you eat can be just as important of what you eat. details in "healthcheck." >> now that summer is here, sunscreen is a must. do you know which brands are best for your face? consumer reports has the answer. looking live sky6 live hd cape may a gorgeous shot, a nice beach day, high of 80 degrees in the area. chris sowers has the exclusive

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looking at lunch. [laughter]. there's the view in atlantic city, skies finally beginning to brighten up, the rain is pulling away today promises to be a much better day comfortable afternoon. storm tracker 6 live double scan nothing going on, rainfall totals very impressive throughout the area. we'll flip it over into rainfall mode this shows how much rain this is a doppler radar estimate hoeing how much rain -- showing how much rain got into the area. look at this bulls eye west of surf city, eastern portions of atlantic county. let's zoom in here, this is east of lower bank. this is 5-inches of rain measured off the doppler. tucker ton 2.5. beach haven inch and a half. 3 inches in egg harbor, since

june 1, this is more impressive since we haven't seen a tropical system. wilmington, 12.42 there's more rain on the way come tuesday atlantic city, 8.04. philadelphia, 7.16. allentown, just short of # -- 7 inches. philadelphia ranked 10th of all time, 7.16. if we get a half inch of rain that will bulk us up to five all time wettest jiewnl. june. poconos no humidity, that's the air mass diving south and east this afternoon. wilmington coming in at 72 degrees excuse me. satellite and radar upper level low pushing over to the northeast, that will take all the moisture along with it. maybe it touches off a stray shower this afternoon, but most of us should stay dry as future tracker is showing one or two areas a pop-up shower, that's

about it, sun and clouds, comfortable breezes no humidity a nice day. in the overnight hours skies clear out nicely. monday is another fantastic day combination of sun and clouds and no humidity. that changes tuesday another warm front punches through the humidity levels increase, the front gets closer and closer and interacts with the humid air mass, and the thunderstorms could be on the strong side. sunday cool, stray shower possible. 67 degrees for the mountains. ocean temperature 70 degrees, mostly sunny conditions down there right now, that will flip later on, breezy, 80 degrees is the forecasted high. surf a little rough, if you're doing boating or fishing there's a small craft advisory in effect. clouds and sunshine, 80 degrees, winds out of the west at 15 to 25 miles per hour.

partly cloudy, delightful overnight tonight 59 degrees outlying suburbs, 62 for center city. when you don't have humidity in the atmosphere, those kind of temperatures it's going to feel almost chilly to some of you compared to what we've seen over the last month. 80 degrees, heavy thunderstorms possible tuesday afternoon 86 degrees, i will say this, though, this past tuesday we had the bow echo and the tremendous amount of wind damage, this system doesn't look as potent is that, but with that said there could be strong storms. monday tuesday wednesday all look good. >> when severe weather strikes check in with 6abc.com/weather our live storm tracker 6 live images will let you know what's coming and when and the axe weather team keeps you up to date with the latest information. >> the fourth of july is right around the corner and stronger economy and cheaper gas will

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:24 sunday morning time for the traveling forecaster we'll start you out with satellite and radar. the bottom line you're fine unless you're traveling to new england. yesterday's heavy rain is up here from syracuse, east ward to albany and boston. upper level low north of pittsburgh. what's going on, normally during the summer month the jet stream

or the path which most storms traivel, -- travel, the they run into canada, you get an area of low pressure, they follow the line north ward. that's why during the summer months we see the pop-up showers and thunderstorms as opposed to big low pressure systems for some reason the jet stream is running like this month. we're getting the lows out of canada and they are following that line. that's what happened yesterday it's like a nor'easter, the winds were howling out of the east/northeast at 30 miles per hour. raining all day, it was a mess. things are quieting down. the travel forecast, no delays in boston, chicago and midway temperatures in time 60s. >> if you want to minimize wrinkles, putting on sunscreen is important. there are so many on the market,

prices range widely. what are the best options? we'll leave it to consumer reports to figure it out. >> reporter: consumer reports tested 6 facial sunscreens,. >> facial sunscreens are designed to be lighter and less greasy. >> reporter: one applied to the skin they left only a slight amount of residue and some left none at all. consumer reports uses the same test for facial and body. they are applied to the back to measure protection from uva rays and uvb rays. consumer reports found two facial sunscreens, avon sun plus with an spf40 for $9. copper ton sport face spf50. >> our test on the copper tone fails added extra spf.

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of here and let's salvage some part of the weekend. yesterday was miserable today is better. 68 degrees in the lehigh valley. no humidity in up there. look at the poconos not in the 60s. trenton, 63, millville 70, wilmington # 0. and dover 73. you can see the counter clockwise swirl, that will swing through later this afternoon it will come through dry some areas could see an isolated shower late. north and west of the city. if you see anything at at all. lowering humidity levels, high of 80 degrees, fantastic finish to the weekend. boating forecast, there's a small craft advisory in effect for the jersey shore. winds out of southwest 15 to 25 miles per hour, that's a

handle breeze for you guys, seas build 4 to 6 feet. small boats seas could be rough out there. there's the view in cape may. it's a beautiful morning the skies have cleared out nicely. the heavy downpour you sue this morning is pulling away. today promises to be a much better day get out and enjoy it. tomorrow doesn't look all that bad, either. it's tuesday where things get interesting with showers and thunderstorms, unfortunately. there's the possibility of severe weather we'll talk about that when i see you again in about ten minutes. eva? >> a one-car crash in west southwest philadelphia has killed one person, the action cam was at the scene island avenue at 76th street. the car went out of control rat 3:15 a.m. and ran into a concrete utility pole. the driver was pro scene. the heavy rain was not what

many people needed yesterday after residents were without electricity after last week's storm. trish hartman takes us to the community that needs help. >> reporter: red controls has been here at kingsly high school giving out water and ice to people without power since tuesday. >> you go to wawa and buying the essentials you need, everybody wants water. >> reporter: and folks drove back to their homes settling in for another night without power. >> long and tiring. >> no electric since tuesday. >> you don't know how much you need electricity until you don't have it. >> reporter: after tuesday's straight line wind brought down trees and power lines thousands in south jersey are without electricity in gloucester county. they are growing wary. >> reporter: american red cross and county agencies are giving out supplies. >> we're providing relief to

residents but having the mobile phones recharged, they can get something to drink and we have food we're offering. >> reporter: this man's power came back on as he was heading out the door, he is stocking up for the next storm. >> it's something you can't live without. >> reporter: while most are desperate we managed to find one person who said he is agoing just fine. >> you have to be patient because you have to get everybody. >> investigators reached the remote site of a deadly sightseeing plane crashed in alaska. it's a mountainous region in the southeastern part of the state. it killed 8 cruise ship passengers. the plane was on the way back from the exertion when it crashed. it is steep and mountainous and buffer -- buffeted by strong

winds. trevor moore disappeared on biscane bay items that belonged to the 30-year-old was on board a did i did i dingy. a road rage incident where a driver shot at the driver. the driver accused in the shooting is in custody. this fiery crash in spartan burger srk -- south carolina

killed 3 people. no word on what caused the crash. now to the latest on the massive manhunt for the escaped prisoner in new york. david sweat has been on the run for more than three weeks now authorities say they are closing in on him. >> reporter: prison escapee david sweat may be on his last legs. >> he is not getting regular meals or sleep, i think he is getting desperate. >> reporter: one of the men leading the manhunt telling abc overnight the local state and federal officers pouring into the rural area believe they have sweat inside a tight perimeter. >> it's going to be a good and solid lead from a citizen or seasonal resident. >> reporter: it was near a cabin in the woods where fellow escapee richard matt was spotted and shot down friday afternoon. this man owns the cabin speaking to us telling us how he

discovered one their last hiding places calling police after things were missing friday. >> bin uars and boots. >> reporter: a bottle of gin was missing. the convicted murderer was in bath health. >> members engaged subject matt who was hidden in the woods following engagement with his verbally u.s. border agent fired his weapon killing subject matt. it is believe that sweat was traveling with matt up until his death on friday. it's not a matter if, it's when the fugitive will be captured as well. >> new reporting a shooting near from an's annual pride celebration sent people running for cover.

[gunshots]. >> authorities thing it started when several groups of men who had nothing to do with the event got into an argument near the united nations plaza that's when someone pulled out a gun and started shooting. a 64-year-old pride spectator was shot in the arm and taken to the hospital. police detained possible suspects. new york city will hold its gay pride march chicago and seattle are among the major cities holding gay pride events this weekend. >> chris christie will not get into the presidential race until tuesday, but his campaign website is up and running. chris christie will announce his candidacy in his hometown of

livingston. germany's porn ministry is advising travelers to greece to make sure they have enough cash on them, if you're seekerring to withdraw -- seeking to withdraw cash in greece there could be a shortage in the atm machines. government is urging a no vote on the bailout. greece is in trouble of falling out of the euro zone since member companies have not approved the bailout. a woman goes digging for diamonds in arkansas park and walks away with this incredible fine. a cat clings to a plane in mid flight taking up one of his nine lives. sky6 live hd at penns landing, the tall ships festival

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there we go, double scan live crystal clear, 69 degrees in philadelphia. there's the view at philadelphia international airport. a little bit of cloud cover left over, all that is moving away. dewpoint, 63. here's a lovely shot down in cape may we go, the sun shining brightly. this looks better than yesterday. yesterday we didn't have any sundown there at all. today you're basking in it. the winds will pick up if you're doing boating or surfing or going into the water, we have moderate risk for rip currents, the seas will build. be careful out there. millville, 70. we're sitting at 69. allen allentown 63. dewpoint in the 50/50s that's fan -- dewpoint 50s that's fantastic. millville, 66. as we set it in motion all the

numbers drop down in the low 50s. we have drier air rushing in on the backside of this upper level low this will push best to nest to our north up to new england him that could trigger a brief shower, that's about it. clouds and sun smooth sailing monday repeat performance monday low humidity levels, lots of sunshine, the breezes die off temperatures close to 80. monday is the pick of the week. tuesday gets here, a cold front which isn't on the graphic arrives from the west, humidity levels increase, the combination of two provide us with showers and thunderstorms, some of them will be heavy unfortunately. doesn't look like the same kind of system as to what slammed through this past tuesday it's not the dynamic energy with this, strong enough, but nothing like that. 3:00 p.m., sun and clouds, no big deal, isolated shower for some, north and west, overnight

tonight, pathly cloudy skies comfortable -- partly cloudy skies, comfortable conditions, 60s in the city, this is perfect summer last that will last for a few days. beerch -- beach haven land breeze kicking in. 78 degrees. brigantine 08 degrees, sea isle city 79 degrees, high tide 7:20 winds out of the west 15 to 20 miles per hour. seas choppy, but not as rough as the oceanfront. 74 for lang, reading 77. clouds and sun breezy isolated shower, 80 for dover, 80 for millville, 8 old degrees philadelphia. -- 80 degrees for philadelphia.

sunny and pleasant tomorrow, 80 degrees tuesday more humid afternoon thunderstorms possible, 86. drenching downpours are likely. wednesday some sunshine, once again, there's the chance of a thunderstorm, 86 degrees thursday and friday at this point both look good, low 80s lower humidity levels and threats saturday, which is the fourth right now we'll see warm and humid there's a system close by, it depends on the timing what goes on around here. >> that's often the case for the fourth. >> a 100-year-old woman who became an online hit for her fondness of beer is getting what she loves most. she celebrated her birthday. she told a local reporter that a her longevity came from a lot booze. that clip was shared on social media, people loved it. so did her favorite beer maker in welcome area.

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welcome back, it is 9:28 on this sunday 67 degrees. have you ever ever hit the send button and wanted to delay it. google has started updating accounts, but it could take two weeks for everyone to see the changes. here at the big board with the big talkers and the signs that left a guy in trouble with the law in seattle. he was using it to warn drivers of speed traps. police were not happy about that. the sign red cops ahead stop at sign at light. he felt it was his public duty to help people avoid getting pulled over and fined. it caught the attention of cops who say it's gains the -- against the law. >> devices are ford bidden.

>> -- forbidden. >> city signs prohibit words like stop, slow and turn, he got a ticket. he plans to fight it. >> one cat is testing out a whole nine lives theory. 37 seconds into this flight, choke him out right there there's a third passenger a furry one he appeared on the top right corner. the pilot said he doesn't know if he got in after the preflight check or missed it. the cat hangs out the whole time it hung on until the plane safely landed. it is now the flight schools official mascot. i don't know if i was the cat i

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>> the phillies and the nats play two today, jeff skeverski has that and more in sports. >> reporter: when it rains it pours, the phillies can't do anything right this day interim manager and players are ticked off the team even started the game when the forecast called for heavy rain. manager was upset and so was the nationals. both teams burned their starting pitchers, so they have to call up gonzalez for the double header when they start at 1:00.

when they take the field under mccannon don't expect big changes. >> we have a certain amount of talent. there's only so much we can do with them. it's easy to hang your head. you meant to make excuses and complain about the players you vent in the coaches room, but at the same time when you take the field you talk to the players or the press or anybody you have to keep a positive frame of mind. >> reporter: it's tough to be positive right now. okofor led duke to a championship and he could be the most talented player in the entire draft. what does he have to work on, he said all aspects of his game. the new sixers big man is read to get to work. the first round pick will suit up for the nba summer league, he has big expect takes for the city and the team and oh, by the way himself. >> i want to have the opportunity to make the

playoffs, get to know my new teammates and get a feel for those guys, but individually i want rookie of the year, i want to be as valuable asic i can and work as hard as i can and make the city prowled. >> reporter: the sixers introducing some of their second round pick, homes and tokato. soccer players will play anything in shorts, 8th minute, the goal and the back flip. fast forward union down 1. watch in front of the net. how easy is that? the rebound union finishing a 2-2 draw in the rain it's the last mls match for two weeks. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day.

>> on the people scene looks like there's no bad blood between taylor swift and apple music. she will make her latest album 1989 available on the streaming site. after she posted an open letter calling out the company for refusing to pay royalties to the artists for the three month trial period. she said she would not put her album on the streaming music site until they paid artists. iron cowboy is raising money and awareness for childhood obesity. iron man consists of 2.4-mile swim and 112-mile bike ride and 50-mile run. he said it's exhausting, but

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>> welcome back it is 10:00 a.m. sunday, june 28. >> in the news, philadelphia police are searching for the purpose of the driver who damaged five cars overnight and took off. >> hundreds are hurt after a fire breaks out at a popular water park in taiwan. >> the tall ships festival is almost over, but there's time to check it out we'll take you there live. >> great weather to see the tall ships today. chris sowers is at the "action news" big board with details. >> reporter: great weather indeed. it's shaping up to be a fantastic finish to the weekend. temperatures in the 60s and dewpoints in the 50s.

tanersville, 56. quakertown, 61. warrington 64. center city checking in at 67 you're the warm spot until we get into south jersey, 75 in buena where we had all kinds of flooding issues yesterday evening into the overnight route 40 was closed and reopened. smyrna, 74. dover, 73. and woodbine 74. satellite and radar there's the storm, right here spinning its wheels north of pittsburgh, that's a terrible looking circumstance him that will pass on by to the northeast. shield of moisture up through here. the travel trouble spot will be new england philadelphia weapon of mass destruction to the south. looking good, combination of sun and clouds this afternoon. lowering humidity levels drier air working in. phillies getting this, we have a double header today. first game 1:05, first pitch

temperature, 77. by the 9th inning, 79 degrees. you'll see limited sun but don't forget the sunscreen. with no humidity it will feel really, really nice. tomorrow looks nice, comfortable temperatures, low humidity levels and then thinks change as we get into tuesday, more showers and thunderstorms more drenching downpours i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast in just a bit. what a difference a day makes as chris was telling us after all the rain it was shaping up to be a good day on the delaware. tall ships festival is underway if you have not been out there hurry, today is the last day. trish hartman is live at penns landing with more. hey trish. >> reporter: hey eva and nydia the tall ships festival featuring all the gorgeous vessels, wraps up today at penns landing. the nrp is read to set sail.

the 78 portuguese ship will head north at the conclusion of the tall ships festival but not before thousands climb aboard to check her out. >> we're proud to show them around the ship to tell people built ship's history. >> reporter: despite the rain, the crusade 3500 people tiewrld the vessel yesterday. one of the big attractions a 61-foot tall duck had to be repaired friday and inflated for 45 minutes yesterday because of the weather. we spoke to a volunteer who said she is read for the blue skies and the crowd that goes along with it. >> everybody comes out in the sun and they hoping for the rubber duck in camden to be inflated. >> reporter: now, gates open for the last day of the tall ships festival in just about an hour,

11:00 a.m. the u.s. army band concert and fireworks are scheduled for 9:30 p.m. the rubber ducky has been repaired and as long as winds are calm today he'll be inflated. >> fingers crossed. crews in delaware rushed to rescue three people trapped by floodwaters and clinging to trees, someone heard cries for help in stanton after the red clay creek flooded its banks. crews found two men and one woman clinging to trees all victims were taken to christiana hospital where they are in stable condition. we have video from wilmington, delaware, the storm that dumped inches of rain in our area, pushed the brandywine river over its banks. there are there are no reports of injuries or evacuations, but the water certainly shows some

of the impact from yesterday's storm. all that rain isn't helping people in south jersey. shore road in pleasantville atlantic county almost flooded out completely last night. drivers caught in the torrential rain took it slowly through the water. thousands of people in south jersey have no power because of last week's storm. the action cam found a similar story in cumberland county, drivers making the treacherous treck through ponding on delsea drive in vineland. in many cases the saturday soaking was too much and too fast for drains to handle. >> new this morning one person is dead after the victim's car hit a pole in south jersey, the action cam was on the scene the intersection of south white horse pike and united states state avenue in lindenwald. police say the vehicle went out of control at 4:30 a.m. and slammed into a utility pole. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators are trying to

figure out why the vehicle went out of control. police are looking for the hit-and-run driver who slammed his or her vehicle into five parked cars in manayunk. the action cam with as on the scene of the 4500 block of richie street. rnlts heard a series -- residents heard a series of bangs, but by the time they got outside, the vehicle was gone. investigators hope surveillance videos will lead them to the suspect. a 17-year-old boy is in serious condition after being bitten by a shark off the waters of a a north carolina beach. the teen was the only one attacked. he is in the mom with injuries to his legs and hands. it's the second shark attack in the area in two days, but one shark expert says that doesn't mean the fish are looking for people to eat. >> it's not necessarily that they are coming in closer to shore they are not doing anything differently we're more at the shore. >> there's been a half dozen

shark attacks along the coast in the past two weeks. hundreds of tunisians are banged together against extremism. they held a vigil at the seaside resort of sousse. a gunman pulled an assault rifle out of his beach umbrella and killed 38 people before security forces shot and killed him. the gunman used grenades as he moved from the beach to the pool area into the hotel. we're learning grizzly new details about the terror attack in france. the suspect took a selfie with the beheaded victim and sent it to a canadian cell phone number. they are working to identify the recipient. the investigators say a truck driver with a history of radical islamic ties crashed his truck into a chemical warehouse and hung his employer's severed head

on the factory gate. his wife and sister are in custody. that company is own by a lee -- lehigh valley based company. a fire broke out at a water park in taiwan. the flames spread into a crowd of a thousand spectators. five hundred people were hurt. 8 people are in critical condition. police are questioning several people including two parked workers who threw the powder. two people have been released from jail after removing the confederate flag from the state capital. a woman was halfway you were the pole when she was ordered to come down. she ignored them and climbed up and took down the flag. later confederate flag

supporters gathered at the flag pole. the south carolina governor called for the removal of the flag, but it's up to up to the state leaj late tur. we have a new -- legislator. habitat for humanity knows about building and fixing up homes. the new restore has bargains for do it yourselfer. >> we'll build 15 homes this year and repair 100. >> reporter: joyce collins came down from germantown with something to donate. >> instead of throwing it in the trash somebody can use it at their house. >> the gross family from olney is in the middle of a major home renovation. >> it's a give give situation

we're getting and giving and the restore and habitat for humanity does fantastic work. >> inside the restore is the real deal with a wide variety of furniture from doors and everything you need to design and fill your home including the kitchen sink. organizers described the 17,000 square foot store as five below meets home depot. >> the prices are phenomenal. they are reasonable, you get good call quality things. >> reporter: the main location will boost traffic for the store more than 30,000 vehicles pass by in a single day that means more business and more funds for the organization to help families in the philadelphia area. >> it is tremendous on how much more visibility we have and how much more access customers will have to be able to buy all the merchandise. >> reporter: they've so successful this weekend they are already looking to replenish

their showroom they are looking for new and gently used donations and those donations are tax deductible. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> coming up on "action news," philadelphia revs up its annual party for the nation's birthday. we'll show you the best and brightest attractions in this week's wawa welcome america celebration. we'll show you where to find farm fresh fruits and vegetables grown minutes from your own home. you're looking live sky6 live hd the temple cam we're looking at the center city skyline. so much nicer than yesterday isn't it? chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we come right back. as in

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wawa is offering three hoagies on independence mall from noon to 1:30, there's free admission to the national constitution center. >> reporter: how many one? >> they give you a piece of it. it's like one huge hoagie. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6 i'll show you atlantic city first, right now a lovely shot in atlantic city as we look northward that's looking southbound toward ventnor and margate. there's a breeze, the beach is nice and quiet, the sun is shining brightly. all the moisture we saw yesterday is long gone, we don't expect anything this afternoon. doppler radar estimates were impressive across south jersey, we had two bulls eye area, one west of surf city north of atlantic city and one in

cumberland county. rainfall totals in this part of the viewing area, this dark strip right here, five inches of rain millville 4. wilmington 2 1/2. middletown, 2. glassboro, lighter 1.5. some of this coming down in a very short period of time. we had all kinds of flooding problems in the buena area, this is along route 40. i know that was closed for a brief time. there we go, 4 inches from buena. 55 to millville to vineland, 4 to 5 inches of rain. brirnlg -- bridgeton lighter 2. the a lot of that falling in a couple of hours that's why we had such a tremendous amount of flooding in the viewing area. cumberland county and atlantic county taking it on the chin. 12.4 inches of rain that's the grand total for wilmington during the month. june, we have more coming in tuesday, this will go up,

yesterday, officially wilmington picked up 2.19 inches that's a record for those folks down there. we have several other areas closing in on new rainfall records, including atlantic city, philadelphia is not far off the mark. tuesday will be interesting we could see a bit. allentown, 62. the poconos, 56. trenton, 64. satellite and radar there's the upper level low that will pass on by to the north close enough to bring us an isolated shower across the lehigh valley. the model will show that let's say between 1:00 p.m. and # p.m. clouds and sun a nice day breezy and lowering humidity levels, we get into monday, it's pretty much the same thing combination of sun and clouds, a little bit of a breeze and comfortable humidity leaves. the next 48 hours look nice, temperatures by 5:00 p.m. 78 degrees, mid 70s north and

west. poconos in the 60s trenton # 7. first thing tomorrow morning when you wake up and heading into work, 57 degrees in reading. that's chilly stuff. allentown, 55. poconos 53. a refreshing 60 degrees for philadelphia. high temperatures topping out 80 degrees once again tomorrow. for today in the poconos mostly cloudy skies limited sun, it will be somewhat cool, 67 degrees, a stray shower is possible. no humidity it will feel really nice. jersey shore mostly cloudy later on, right now we have mostly sunny conditions, let's say clouds and sun mix 80 degrees the forecasted high. winds out of the southwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. philadelphia clouds and sun stray shower 80 degrees forecasted high partly cloudy, comfortable overnight. 62 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows more nice weather for monday, 80 degrees, next two days look good tuesday heavy

thunderstorms possible late, drenching downpours gusty winds, # 6 degrees wednesday sun, thunderstorm 86. thursday and friday look good, saturday which is the fourth of july looks okay, could be an afternoon thunderstorm and 86 degrees, the thing with tuesday it's not as intense as what blew through here this past tuesday. >> when severe weather strikes come back to 6abc.com/weather our live storm tracker 6 live images will let you know what's coming and when. the accuweather weather team keeps you up to date with the latest information. summer is here and that means the favorite fruits and vegetables are ripening on new jersey farms. fresh tomatoes and corn are near you, the juicy harvest will come through october. nora muchanic has more. >> reporter: waretown farms is one of the hundreds of farm stands and markets dotting the

garden state this time of year ready to sell what's come to know as jersey fresh. >> nothing is frozen or held on to a month or whatever, it's literally fresh picked. the farm fresh produce is coming in it includes tomatoes, cucumbers and new jersey corn. >> i bought some for father's day it was the first batch of jersey corn it was delicious. >> reporter: in tabernacle they grow and sell 15 voters of fruits and vegetables. >> i love the normal produce can't wait for it to come in, strawberries and corn. >> reporter: nicole had a basket of fresh items and thrilled it's open for the season. >> it's important to me what i feed my children, for them to have local and fresh good vegetables and fruit is very important to me. >> reporter: of all the crops he

grows, tony is most proud of his sweet corn he sells 100,000 crates of it a year. >> corn is the best i've seen it in maybe ten years, 15 years. we've had good weather conditions, enough moisture, temperature have been good five to seven days it will be ready especially with this kind of weather. >> 4th of july? >> reporter: 4th of july there should be plenty of corn. >> reporter: so the about a -- about a -- bonanza has begun nora muchanic channel 6 "action news."

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>> looking like a beautiful day to head out to the beach, sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now at cape may, new jersey, it is 69 degrees outside here in the city, 10:21 right now. [chanting]. >> this very solemn funeral in japan this morning was not for a pop star it was for a cat. the calico cat sat at the station entrance in her custom made station makers hat as passengers walked by, she was credited with helping to attract

enough new commuters to keep the station open. we're here at the big board with a look at the odd and unusual pictures of week. we begin in that, this is a river in brazil. it's bubbling up with foam that's not a good thing this is caused by untreated water that flows into the river. less water means a higher concentration of pollutants. house deterrent is causing the foam. it's actually a toxic. to the pink flamingo, this zoo bird is the first to receive a prosthetic leg. it broke it's leg a month ago and had to be amputated. the bird wouldn't have survived with one leg so they attached a are carbon limb donated by a local manufacturer. the bird is expected to recover

in the next few weeks. women in japan can't seem to get enough of this guys, his good looks is making him a hit with the ladies. young women have been flocking to see him and flooding sweatshirt twitter with all kinds of pictures, 100 admirers surround the exhibit. he is taken zoo officials say he has not one but two wives with a body like that who could resist. >> does not surprise me. >> meteorologist chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. we'll b right back.

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>> inside story is coming up later on 6abc, here's monica malpass with a preview. >> reporter: dwork -- good morning, guys, how far far has america come on the issue of racism, what will it take to continue to make progress. this past week there were two landmark rulings by the supreme court, first on obama care and same-sex marriage it will have a huge impact. we'll talk about that as well later on inside story i'm monica malpass i hope you join me. >> time for a check of accuweather. it's going to be a nice one. >> reporter: it's going to be a nice one we're expecting sunshine eva are you ready? the avalon golf classic all the proceeds go toward helen keller school for the blind so all the kids can go on vacation. >> i'm going to miss you this

afternoon. this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30. >> they have lots of issues to talk about including the supreme court's ruling on same-sex marriage. here's george with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, eva and nydia what a week it's been, confederate flags falling across the south rainbow flags rising across the country. obama care saved by the court what might be the president's most consensual week in office. we'll talk to mike huckabee and bernie sanders and our power house round table. it's coming up on this week, eva and nydia back to you. >> "action news" continues at noon here's some of the stories we're working on on for you she met the challenge of if i know know -- finishing a race, now she is losing her sight.

we'll find out what's the deal with smart place. for eva pilgrim, chris sowers, i'm nydia han. have a great morning!

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