good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., sunday, july 5. developing overseas, greeks are voting whether to seek another bailout. >> chris sowers is here, we'll have another decent day today. let's get you outside and see the view of the center city skyline.

we're seeing a decent amount of sunshine. yesterday was not that bad, we had a two hour period of showers that pushed through the area. jersey shore saw sunshine from start to finish. it wasn't that bad at all. not too much going on across south jersey and delaware, looks like these areas are in the clear. the far western suburbs are getting out toward central pennsylvania. we're starting to see issues right now. reading down the to -- to a half mile. allentown, 62. reading are 63. poconos, 60 degrees, decent amount of sunshine, morning fog sun and clouds the rest of the way, lunchtime 81. # p.m., 86. we're forecasting a warmer high of 87. the sun will set around 8:33.

it's a nice finish to the weekend, turning warmer in the forecast showers and thunderstorms, the drenching downpours return. i'll let you know when in just a bit. >> firefighters had to rescue several people trapped in a burning home on the ocean city boardwalk. the action cam was on the scene at saint charles place. the homeowner discovered the fire. >> the homeowner attempted to put the fire out himself did not successfully do that, was able to get out and call 911. moments later firefighters arrived and found 6 people on one of the decks and a half people on another deck. crews managed to rescue all of them. seven people including a firefighter suffered minor injuries, investigators are looking for the cause. chopper 66 got a bird's eye

view of the bash in the cradle of liberty. you saw it all live on 6abc. >> a huge crowd flocked to the benjamin franklin parkway casting off a patriotic week. the action cam captured the fireworks over the art museum at 11:40. beforehand we were treated to a night of great music. ♪ he was a surprise performer the roots took to the stage so did mayor michael nutter.

♪ the mayor showed off his rapping ability. just awesome. "action news" reporter, jeff jerricho was there for it all. >> wrapping up a celebration in the city where it all began. >> reporter: a phillies jam on the parkway is an independence party like none other. a massive free concert and plenty of fun. cynthia of pennsauken brought her family. >> it was an opportunity for everybody to plan and have a great time. celebrate independence day. it's a great concert. >> it's so much fun i love it down here. >> philadelphia p-a.

>> reporter: the crowds were entertained by a star-studded list headed by philadelphia's own the roots. after years of watching the philly jam on tv, scot and judy say it's more impressive in person. >> the enormity of it. the crowds, it's amazing. >> reporter: celebrating the 4th and the freedoms we share in the birth place of our nation. particularly for this man who emigrated from kyrgyzstan when he was 16. officials say a couple of hundred thousand people came out for last night's concert if you can believe this, they say there were no major arrests incidents or injuries. in eakens oval, channel 6 "action news."

>> and "action news" is back on the benjamin franklin parkway for the massive cleanup. crews got to work taking you on the stage fencing a lot of trash. we'll have more on the fabulous fourth in the next half-hour. video here when the parkway fireworks ended police were on south street and local barred to allow -- people to move through. police are looking for the killer who stabbed a teenage girl. a pedestrian found the girl at around 3:45 a.m. she was lying in the parking lot of the wall greenls pharmacy in the -- walgreens pharmacy with a stab wound in the neck. officers rushed the 17-year-old to einstein where she was pronounced dead. a double shooting in the

olney section of philadelphia has left one man dead. the action cam was at the of the 5100 block of north front street. police found a dead man in the back seat of the car shot several times. a second man was lying on the ground on the corner of master street. that victim is in stable can condition. police are questioning him to try to figure out who fired the shots and by. greeks are casting their vote in a bailout referendum. the country is in default, the banks are shut down. the greek prime minister said a no vote will strengthennen -- strengthen his and with the european union and the imf. happening today the women's world cup final.

the ladies team take on jam. the u.s. team is seeking redemption abc karen travers has a preview of the showdown north of the border. >> reporter: team u.s.a. versus japan, a world cup title on the line. four years ago u.s.a. lost to japan in a heartbreaker coming up short in a shootout. they have not forgotten. >> it's always there that's what happens in heartbreak, heartbreak never goes away, now we have an opportunity. >> reporter: an opportunity for the u.s. to win their first world cup since 1999. >> what's it like playing in this big of a game against this big of a rival? >> it's amazing it's what we look for. team u.s.a. is peaking at the right time. the offense has caught fire,

dominating germany last week coming away with a 2-0 victory. >> we have good momentum and good confidence. >> reporter: the u.s. is facing a japanese defense which has worn down it's opponents. they are unique, nobody else plays like them. >> reporter: u.s. soccer fans have been desperate for a world cup title that stunning win in 1999 feels like a lifetime ago. with a whole new generation cheering them on, this squad has a chance to make history of its own. >> reporter: sarah bloomquist talked to carly lloyd the delran new jersey resident who plays for the u.s. team. we'll hear from carly lloyd in sports in 15 minutes. "good morning america"

weekend will have a live report in the soccer match after "action news." >> dramatic new video coming in of a plane crashing on the beach. people scrambling. it's a milestone day for britain's new princess, why she'll be back in the public spotlight for the second time. happy birthday america fireworks rocket into the night sky in delaware. coming in weather humidity levels will be comfortable today, only slightly humid that changes this week and brings about the drenching downpours to the forecast again. i'll have the timing for you when we come right back.

♪ [fireworks]. >> the action cam stopped by another celebration of america's 239 birthday. these fireworks went off in dewey beach delaware. so nice that the fireworks got in. >> reporter: we only had showers midday and lasted through the afternoon. most of the day was all right. let's get you outside, down the jersey shore we're down in atlantic city. atlantic city was beautiful yesterday, the sun broke through it turned out to be a nice beach

day. this morning is similar, we'll start out with clouds and this afternoon things will brighten up again. double scan live, crystal clear looks like the second half of this holiday weekend promises to be better than what we saw yesterday. rainfall totals range from .005 of an inch. winds are calm at the airport the barometer is steady. quakertown 61. martins creek 61. warrington, 66. pottstown, 64. coatsville 62. south jersey buena 65. on the boards in atlantic city and avalon they share 69. here's satellite and ray -- radar, high pressure is skirting to the north it will hit binghamton and pass on by to the east and hit new england.

that will suppress this to the south. whatever clouds you're seeing along with the patchy fog will get out of here around 9:00, 10:00 a.m. from that point on it's a combination of sun and clouds. it should be a nice day. tomorrow things change a little bit. we notice clouds rolling in, these are high, thin clouds, the sun will shine through that, they are coming from the south the humidity increases awithlong with this. spotty tomorrow, spotty tuesday and wednesday moore widespread. poconos partly sunny 77 degrees, the forecasted high. the jersey shore we've eliminated the risk for rip current. 73 that's the ocean temperature. morning clouds, a nice day 78 degrees on the sand. boating forecast it should be a little easier, maybe rough for the smaller boats seas of 3 to

4 feet. a little choppy. winds out of the southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. high tide at 7:40, a combination of sun and clouds. western suburbs, reading 86 degrees, you're dealing with patchy fog allentown, 85. lancaster, 84. sun and clouds, and warmer. philadelphia checks in at 8 # later this afternoon. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast monday, tuesday, wednesday spotty thunderstorms are possible each and everyday, 87 tomorrow, 88 tuesday, wednesday we top out at 89. this is when the cold front pulls through numerous showers and thunderstorms expected. thursday, sun and clouds, 86. friday is all right 88. and next saturday, partly sunny 88 degrees, delightful for today, turning comfortable tomorrow. eva? >> these are pictures of washington d.c.'s rfk stadium being evacuated after thunderstorms began firing up in that area. you can see everyone leaving the

stadium for the concourse to wait out the storm. once they past, the foo fighters took the stage.

>> here at the big board you have to take look at the new video. take a look at the small plane coming down on a crowded beach in southern california. the single engine tried to land but flipped over after hitting shallow water. a 12-year-old boy was taken to

the hospital treated for a gash to the head. the 24-year-old pilot was not hurt, the plane lost engine power and the investigation into why continues this morning. the coast guard rescued a man stranded in a sailboat off the coast of florida. theman left port st. lucie for the bahamas, he ran out of fuel and the battery for the radio died unable to call for help. the crews carnival ship spotted him and called the coast guard. the coast guard rescued the man and took him to the hospital where's being treated for severe sunburn. >> reporter: you can look at this nathan's hot dog eating contest. matttonie, beat joey chestnut.

the women's champ devoured more dogs than that, 38 in ten minutes. >> makes you sick. britain's royal couple will celebrate the christening of their daughter, princess kate. the church is on queen elizabeth country estate northeast of london. hundreds of local people are expected to gather to watch the arriving of the royal party. the baptism itself will be a private service charlotte is 4th in line to the thrown. lots of speculation who are the god parents for charlotte. >> stay with us, we'll be right back.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:24 sunday morning your day planner looks pretty nice, nicer and warmer than yesterday. we have patchy fog across the western suburbs that will lift quickly. 10:00 a.m., sun and clouds, 75. 1:00 p.m., 83, and 4:00 p.m. up to 8 # degrees that's average for this time of the year. it's a warmer day but the humidity levels will be nice and low, and be fairly comfortable out there. that changes tomorrow. we have a frontal system to the south of the delaware valley. that will set up shot across the mid atlantic states and the virginias. we have an upper level low that will shift east, that brings showers and storms monday and tuesday, spotty stuff it will not ruin your day but keep an

eye to the sky after 3:00 p.m. monday and tuesday, this is a cold front that slides through on wednesday that will more in the way of coverage and intensity to the storms by midweek. spotty thunderstorms, monday and tuesday, heavier thunderstorms by wednesday. enjoy today i'll talk it. >> sports now the phillies struggled on the fourth. their losing streak continues jamie apody has that and more. >> reporter: they are usually's pastime on america's birthday is a good thing especially here in the america's birthday place where the hometown team donned the red white and blue, baseball has the luster of a dud firework. tomahawk chop last night. kelly johnson 2-run single four

times in the first. he said it's a triple four to the cycle. 5-0 braves. hernandez making folks forget chase you is on the dl. phils fell 9-5. they lost 6 straight nine of their last ten red white and blue. anticipation is buildings for the sixers who begin their summer league tomorrow. it will be the first chance for the new draft picks to heat the court. >> i'm confident every time i step on the floor show off what i can do and i have a good chance. >> a young guy trying to come

into the league and rookie who is getting playing time and experience on the floor this is the perfect place to be and perfect situation to be in. i'm glad to be here and ready to get started for sure. >> reporter: yesterday we celebrated patriotism, but today we could get the ultimate gift should team u.s. a. win against japan. they lost 4 years ago. it's the first championship rematch in world cup historical. u.s. has not allowed a goal in 510 minutes. >> there's no holding back there's no reserving energy. it's full throttle and i am confident in the way that we are looking right now, i think we're doing some really good things out there we're feeling good, we're covered and we'll be ready to go.

>> reporter: so don't put away any of the red white and blue from last night u.s. a. all the way later today. that's sports, have a great sunday!

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the stage to wrap up the concert and fireworks. >> fulfilling a dream, some people taking the oath on independence mall. >> pope francis leaves for a new journey to south america. >> chris sowers is here, the back half of the weekend is much nicer. >> reporter: temperature-wise that was fantastic. we topped out at 77. let's go live on sky 6. today it's going to be much warmer than that. we're noticing shades of gray, lots of cloud cover and patchy fog and scattered haze. a lot of of it will lift, combination of sun and clouds. trenton coming in at 65, fairly low humidity levels somewhat humid on the water but we're down on in the 50s in the

northwest, lehigh valley and the poconos. reading, 63. lancaster, 63 and wilmington, a pair of 60s. satellite and radar, showing a few showers across the tennessee valley and the cloud line extending north ward up into pittsburgh and the western portion. keystone state. the clouds are thin over the delaware valley. with high pressure sliding in west to east, that will do the trick and thin things out and give us sunshine later. the barbecue forecast, sun and clouds a warmer day apply the sunscreen, uv index on the high side. fairly comfortable dewpoints today, tomorrow, and tuesday and wednesday it will be awful. we'll talk about that and how it will lead to the drenching downpours, come tuesday and wednesday, that's coming up in ten minutes. nydia. >> a lot of tired folks out

there this morning after staying out to watch the fireworks display that capped off another fourth of july celebration in the birth place of our nation. ♪ the fireworks over the art museum were set to popular music. people crowded the steps the museum to watch the display. the complicated choreography and the continuing 15 minute on firing visual took 6 months to plan. ♪ that is country singing superstar jennifer nettles she performed to the roots. they were the headliners on the jam on the parkway. ♪r&b artist miguel joined the roots to perform his hits.

thousands watched the free conor macmannis certificate on the parkway. it was part of the wawa welcome america festivities seen on 6abc. the roots played a song close to our hearts. ♪ the band did a sampling and it included the "action news" theme song. this proves that want roots have really great taste. at the location where the founding fathers signed the declaration of independence it was a day to create history for some. for others it was a chance to learn about. trish hartman has that part of the story. >> reporter: thousands chose to celebrate independence day in the city where it began from

independence hall to the parkway, folks came to show their spirit here in the city of philadelphia. caleb move to the united states from haiti 17 years ago. he took the oath of aallegiance at independence hall officially becoming a citizen. >> i just became a citizen and i like it. >> it's the fourth of july i'm citizen, on this day i'm so happy about that. >> after the ceremony, bands and floats and dancers marched through the city. tiffany celebrated with her daughter and mother-in-law. >> it's amazing and so wonderful i have so much to bring back to my students. 6,000 participants some spectators came prepared, others

didn't. err way, the folks who came said they had a blast. >> you forgot the umbrella? something yes. >> reporter: this family came from virginia to see the parade. >> we wanted to see the historic independence hall my kids never visited philadelphia, this is their first time. >> reporter: on the benjamin franklin parkway rain didn't dampen the fun at the party on the parkway. >> it's wonderful we drove down early this morning no traffic on the turnpike, thank god, we're here enjoying everything going on. >> we didn't pay taxi to the forecast we didn't know -- we didn't pay attention to the forecast, so we didn't know how bad it was going to be. >> reporter: this year marks 50 years since the major lgbt protest, it's 150 years since

the 13th amendment to the constitution abolishing slavery. trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> the deck of a beach house gave way in north carolina as the family was preparing to take a group picture. at least 14 people were injured two critically. a young child is among the injured. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the collapse. new overnight a man was shot to death in the port richmond section of philadelphia. gunfire broke out this morning. a man in his 30s was shot in the chest and neck, he died there. no arrests. police have made an arrest in the murder of an 85-year-old woman inside her home in east mount airy. the victim knew the suspect. leroy wilson was arrested on the 300 block of brown street in norristown. charged in connection with the murder of regina brunner-holmes. wilson was known around the neighborhood as leroy the

handyman and had done work for the senior. >> she knew him from previous times and let him, we believe he was stealing something from her maybe she caught him in the act and with that he was set off and beat her and stabbed her. james clark commended homicide detectives for their attention to detail, even though it's the beginning of the holiday weekend they remained only the case until the arrest was made. >> yesterday marked the 50th anniversary of the gay rights protest, hundreds of people gathered to honor the 40 gay and lesbians who marched back in 1965. the man from ohio behind the last month supreme court decision spoke to the crowd. >> a landmark day but we need to remember who came before us, and the risk and the sacrifices

that they made. >> one of the many goals of the gay pioneers. >> it was partly of the speaking out for equality at the national constitution center. the exhibit runs until january # and admission is free. >> still to come on "action news" this sunday morning. the sophisticated side of gengas -- genghs

a viewer sent "action news" video of a swimmer who caught a small shark by the shoreline. they caught the baby shark in sea isle city. meanwhile, there have been more than 20 attacks by much larger starks. a half dozen happened off the north carolina coast. there were between 30 and 40 reported shark attacks off the u.s. coastline every year. >> in california the lingering drought conditions caned many fireworks displays. more than 300 fires were caused by fireworks according to the state fire marshal.

not here, though. >> reporter: as a matter of fact we had too much water some areas picked up a foot of rain in the past 30 days, a tremendous pattern change since the beginning of may. it's kind of gray, the water looks flat, not too choppy, but we're expecting the seas to build 2 to 4 feet, the winds will shift out of the of the southeast. it will be a nice day, from the western suburbs to the city to the jersey shore. double scan live, crystal clear we'll zip past -- pass that. dover, 64. satellite and radar, thicker cloud cover denser overcast to the southwest across the ohio and tennessee valleys. a lot of that should stay there today. these are thin clouds over the delaware valley, high pressure skirting on by, it will eat away

that. we're expecting sun and clouds this afternoon. today humidity levels are nice and low outside you'll take an early morning stroll north and west of the city. dewpoints in the 50s by tomorrow afternoon we get into the upper 06 rest low 70s again. we fast forward into tuesday it's worse mid 70s wednesday, same deal, mid 70s. of this is new orleans type humidity that will roll into the region. it will be increasingly uncomrved sweating into the -- uncomfortable as we get into the afternoon. you have all that moisture in the air you get sunshine, all of a sudden you get fireworks during the late afternoon hours. we'll be on the look out for that, monday tuesday and wednesday. today is okay be combination of sun and clouds, monday afternoon, the idea for monday would be very spotty activity, maybe three or four of us see thunderstorms that's about it. you can see there's not too much

coverage here, by tuesday afternoon, with the dewpoints well into the 70s look at this we see more in the way of coverage wednesday you can double that, everybody will see more thunderstorms wednesday and wednesday we have a front approaching from the west, with all the humidity and the front moving into the unstable air mass not only does the coverage uncrease so does the strengthen. wednesday is something we have to catch closely. there could strong thunderstorms around. the poconos delightful afternoon, 77 degreeses the from forecasted high. jersey shore yesterday not all that bad today better, sea isle 78 degrees, cape may 78 degrees. morning clouds and fog give way to combination of sun and clouds. on the delaware bay, you want to do fishing own boating high tide 1:00 a.m. water temperature very inviting,

75 degrees, that's on the delaware bay. philadelphia 87 degrees, combination of sun and clouds, warmer day we topped out at # 7. overnight tonight, partly cloudy mild, 63 outlying suburbs, 68 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows busy weather, monday, tuesday wednesday, spotty storms monday, more in the way of coverage, tuesday, but we'll call it spotty. 87 88, 89, high humidity levels feeling like 90 each and everyday. thursday, cold front passes through, humidity comes down, friday, 88. sticky another high of 8 # -- 88 degrees, we're getting into that pattern where one day it's comfortable and the next day is awful. >> 6abc.com a wonderful resource for you throughout the holiday weekend.

check out the storm tracker 6 live radar we have maps for the traffic, we have a full list of wawa welcome america festivities and fireworks displays in communities across the tri tri-state area. down the shore they kick off their bike parades as some of the little ones in the crowd got a free ride. moms and dad pulled them along on this wonderful independence day tradition in ocean city. the cam dental county freedom festival took -- camden county freedom festival took place along the river front blood sweat and tears took to the stage before the fireworks.

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>> the first latin american pope is heading to that part of the world at this moment. he flew out of rome this morning, he carries a message of solidarity with south america's poor. hundreds of thousands are expected to meet the pope. latin america claims 40% of the world's catholic. register your bank information, after that, tap the money icon which allows you to enter the amount to pay from there click the pay link. to get money open the messenger app and accept the money sent to you, funds may take up to 3 business days to become available depending on your bank. jet blue is charging passengers for their first checked bag. customers can check a bag for $20 if they pay to check a bag

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everybody looked up to him. nobody ever spoke a bad word about him. >> reporter: kyle wilson struggles with his emotion when talking about his brother-in-law thaddeus pits. >> about 6:19 metro officers were in the parkside neighborhood w4-9d heard three gun -- when they heard three gunshots. they responded to the area. >> we were hoping it wasn't him. he was in the vicinity. our prayers were not answered that day. >> reporter: pits was found on the sidewalk shot multiple times. he died later at the hospital. officers saw a vehicle leaving the area after the shooting. >> they saw a gray dodge challenger leaving the scene. they started a short pursuit, but lost the vehicle. >> reporter: the citizens crime

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>> the sky lit up to a beautiful fireworks display all eyes were looking toward the sky and for the folks in the wilson farm park area. >> the piano man is married once again.

the 66-year-old singer married his 4-year-old girlfriend at the couple's annual july fourth party. they've dating since 2009. they are expecting their first child together. and they are off, this was the annual fourth of july soap box derby he in conshohocken, montgomery county kids put on their helmets and took off inn their soap box cars and took off. a lot of create went into building the cars. sports is tough but without an arm is inspiration. michael strahan brings us a child defying the arm. >> reporter: aidan is different from the other kids on his team, facing a huge challenge since the day he was born.

>> we found out his left arm was not developing because of the you mean belliccal cord not wrapping rnld -- around his arm. doctors said he would have disability. >> reporter: this is aidan today, dominating the field in football soccer, bainl and baseball. >> it takes a lot of hard work and effort. never give up and keep your head up and they have kind of ignored the fact that i have one arm and treated me the same. >> i don't like using the word handicapped or disabled. it's his little arm. >> other kids out there like me, i would say that you just got to go through and never like

ask why it happened or why you're like this, just keep looking forward. >> reporter: like every 12-year-old kid he has his own sports hero. >> matt carpenter the cardinal's. >> reporter: and a surprise invitation from his hero vialive message. >> this is mattarp carpent. he -- matt carpenter. >> reporter: a deserving event for a little boy who captured our hearts with his hands. >> a great kid. >> 6:57. >> reporter: there's another hour of "action news" sunday morning straight ahead. >> fire tears through a rental

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>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, july 5. here's what's happening on "action news." new overnight a firefighter and 6 others are injured in a house fire if he jersey shore. philadelphia's wawa welcome america celebration comes to a thundererrous end fireworks -- thunderous end fireworks exploding over the art museum. a surprise performer and the side of the mayor we never see. greeks are voting overseas on whether to take a bailout. >> let's go outside to chris sowers, it's nice, chris it feels fantastic out here. fleetwood can't see a thing. stockton, dense fog 63. pottstown, 65 and center city, checking in at 69. south and east we go, 66 that's th