♪ is folgers in your cup ♪ >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, july 12, here's what's happening on "action news." a man is shot to death in north philadelphia and police are looking into a phone call he took minutes before the crime. >> donald trump takes his message of illegal immigration out west. and hillary clinton perhaps for her campaign. >> it's going to be sunny today, we are tracking showers and thunderstorms for the workweek. >> reporter: yesterday it was a gem, today will be equally nice, but slightly more hotter, but

still equally enjoyable. there's the view of the center city skyline, we have patchy fog, but it's nice and tranquil and warm. 70 for philadelphia. 62 in millville. 54 in the poconos. 62 in allentown. reading, 63. low 70s on the water. 65 for trenton. vis anlt -- visibility wise most areas are doing okay, there is dense fog settling in. lancaster, 2 1/2 miles. 5 miles in millville. right here on the water, looks like you're okay. atlantic city, 8 miles wildwood five. clear across the eastern seaboard small little disturbance around the great lakes. here's the forecast for today lots of clouds, 9:00 a.m.

78 degrees lunchtime 85. mid to upper 80s by afternoon shooting for a high of 90. sun sets around 8:30, looks like a picture perfect finish to the weekend. things look unsettled for the workweek. i'll have the details in just a bit. nydia. >> developing overnight a young man was shot to death in north philadelphia. police are looking into a phone call he got in the final moments of his life. he shot on the 3400 block of crol street around 11:30. before the gunfire he received a phone call and asked his grandmother to watch his kids while he went out to meet someone. police don't know who pulled the trigger or if the call was connected to his killing. the victim recently served jail dime for narcotics. police are looking for a sexual predator who struck on a

golf course, the cobbs creek golf course in overbrook park. >> reporter: the happened before daylight, the victim was riding along cartington drive. he turned around and grabbed her and dragged her behind a tree on the cobbs creek golf course and raped her. >> it's secluded, people can pop out of trees the bushes. you have to be careful all the time. >> reporter: sharmaine said she only walks here during the day because it's only trouble after the sun sets. >> me and my husband passed, a woman was crying, saying i just got raped and they took my stuff. >> reporter: they say the suspect in the week's rape is

described as a hispanic male. mid 30s between 5'3", 5'5". muscular build close hair and clean shaven and wearing a with it t-shirt. fun anyone matching this description call 215-546-tips. >> the race for the white house, donald trump tooked message of -- took his message of illegal immigration to phoenix and las vegas. we have more on trump on the stump. >> reporter: we have to secure our borders, we have to do something to take back our county. it's the these people that's fueling donald trump's campaign

for president. >> i didn't think the immigration thing has taken on the life that it has. >> reporter: it has. trump is surging near the top of the gop presidential pack closing in on jeb bush. you know the sanctuary cities did you know he had five of them in florida while he was governor? i didn't know that. they are coming from all over the world. you have people from the middle east that are going through mexico and past the border. >> reporter: the billionaire real estate developer introduced a man who said his son was shot dead by an illegal immigrant. >> you have someone illegal in the country on their third gun charge. >> reporter: and trump shared this phoenix arizona stage sheriff joe.

trump's rhetoric has rattled nerves on both sides of the issues. >> he said it in a way that's going to kill my party. >> reporter: today from trump, a few words of conciliation, but no signs of compromise always trump tries to seal his biggest deal. >> on the democratic side hillary clinton will roll out her plan to boost middle class income and wageses college afford ability corporate accountability and paid leave and ways for women to join the work forms. the american federation of teachers endorsed clinton. it's not a surprise they supported her campaign in 2008. the aft president is a long time

clinton ally. bernie sanders has gained traction in more recent polls. maryland moss bee is prosecutorring -- is prosecuting 6 police officers for the death of freddie gray, she'll be talking at the naacp gathering. president obama will be speaking at the naacp gathering race relations have become worst during his presidential -- presidency. civil rights organization passed a resolution to end the boycott of tourism and other

activities in south carolina. the decision came a day after south carolina took down the confederate flag flying outside the state house. some flag supporters say the flag symbolizes southern heritage. the mayor will ask security council to add more eyes to the city streets. mayor dana redd saying it will help to make the city a safer place. the cameras being used have enhanced the community policing effort which has cut gun violence in half since 2012, during the same period, the homicide rate has been cut by 50%. comment trucks will begin pouring the foundation, the bold move known as the east market. the sub foundations on the 1100 block of market street is part

of the first phase. project. east market will combine modern office space with world class dining it's designed to bridge the historic and business districts of the city. >> we have more news ahead on "action news" sunday morning. a truck ends up on its side after causing destruction on a philadelphia street. >> so much for a simple photo opt, nasa is sending in new pictures of pluto. 20 years ago this week, this monster crowd gathered for music and a mission. >> reporter: we have more thunderstorms in the forecast, nydia, i'll have more details after this.

>> welcome back on this sunday morning, it is 6:12, 72 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. it's going to be boot beautiful day -- another beautiful day isn't it? >> reporter: it is. yesterday it was beautiful and today, lots of sun expected out there if you're doing anything out there if you're going to consult the grass, make sure you apply the sunscreen the uv index is through the roof today.

that means you can catch a burn in a short amount of time, ten is 15 minutes. we have patching fog around the suburbs, that's about it. reading, 66. allentown, 62. 50s for the mountains and low 70s on the sands. beach haven and boards, atlantic city and sea isle, 71. dewpoints have crept up 0 into into the low 60s. we'll call it slightly humid but not too bad. you'll notice the increase in humidity starting tomorrow evening and tuesday and wednesday. satellite and radar we're clear up and down the mid atlantic from richmond to boston, again looks like a nice, quiet start to your sunday. water vapor image shows showers and storms flaring up along the

midwest. that her going into the virginias and the carolinas it will come closer to the delaware valley that will increase the chance of thunderstorms. starting monday night all day tuesday and wednesday morning and most of it should be gone by then. we'll time it out for you future tracker 6 sunshine along with high, thin passing clouds, monday morning, high, thin clouds, monday after nothing going on, tuesday we start to see the flare up of the first signs of the unstable weather moving in. showers and thunderstorms are possible by the first part of the afternoon, some of those could contain the drenching downpours again frequent cloud to ground lightning strikes, you know the drill there now. we've had enough fear weather over the last few weeks. poconos, comfortable 81 degrees, that's the forecasted high in the mountains. jersey shore shades of blue, sun and clouds, nice, 82.

comfortable humidity levels. if you're doing fishing or boating on the delaware bay delightful. light breeze out of the east 5 to 10. high tide 7:00 a.m. look at the water temperature on the delaware bay 80 degrees, wow! for philadelphia, we'll go 90 degrees for the forecasted high. mostly sunny hot comfortable humidity levels, winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. lunchtime, 85. 3:00 p.m., there's your 88 degrees 6:00 p.m. holding steady in the upper 80s. wall-to-wall sunshine start to finish. start tomorrow you'll notice the increase in humidity. doesn't turn too bad until tuesday and wednesday. humid with thunderstorms 86. spotty thunderstorm possible for wednesday, 87. one or two storms could be gusty strong to severe. wednesday, sunny 87, thursday,

84 friday and saturday, 88, 889. >> thousand thousands turned out for night in venice in ocean city. within the parade, a familiar face, "action news" meteorologist adam joseph was on the boat with the 70s theme looking good in there sequence there. adam's son jacob joined in on the fun. the boats traveled on the bay and through the lagoons to tennessee avenue. each boat was decorated with a different theme.

>> hershey entertainment is revealing a data breach. anyone who used a credit card at the hershey hotel or park, between february 14 and june 2 is at risk. the company is working with a security firm to resolve the issue. 4 years ago tomorrow, london played host to live aid. it was a mission and music event. >> people watched from around the globe. ♪e late teddy pendergrass

performed at the old jfk stadium in south philadelphia. phil collins performed in london and jfk. he took a conquered jet to get from london to philadelphia. >> it was witnessed live by an estimated global audience of 1.9 billion across 50 nation. the idea to stage charity concert to raise funds for ethiopia came from boy george a lead singer from culture club. >> an incredible event made history. >> always fun to see that cool video. we'll be right back.

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with volvo. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:23 sunday morning let's look at what's going on down the shore waking up to tranquil conditions, seaside 70 degrees, ship bottom, 71. ocean city, 73. the slightest land breeze out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. ocean temperatures in the mid # 0s, that's comfortable. wildwood 71. on the point, cape may 68 degrees. the winds shift out of the south/southeast later this afternoon. that's the sea breeze kicking in. burn index on the high side. chop 2 feet or less, winds out of the south at 5 to 1 miles per hour. good boating weather nice day down the shore and across the delaware valley.

hot, not sticky, 90 degrees, jersey shore 82. poconos, delightful, 81. >> the phils will try to break a four-game losing streak in san francisco after the bullpen failed them again last night. cody ashy became the first phil to hit a home run into the cove. in the bottom half of the 6 giants hitters unloaded on the phils relievers. the phils were is a littled with an 8-5 loss. jeff skeverski has the rest of the sunday morning sports. >> reporter: youut-oh, talk about a blow for embiid. he will have a bone graft on his

foot. he has zero pain. multiple doctors have made a decision that another procedure is the best course of action for his long term health. the third overall pick had been on course until a routine ct scan last month revealed a slowly healing right foot. in in a statement last night sixers gm said he quote we have focused on in our philosophy that he haveealth and wellness to insure he will have a long and impactful career in the nba. sixers lost, 68-60. union against portland on

6abc scoreless until the 69 minute. first goal in 9 months and two minutes later another goal. union must have picked up tips from carli lloyd. they picked up three crucial points. ron jaworski and aaron car car -- carmichael have a great night, soul are 8-0 at home after beating cleaved 72-56. phillies play later today in san francisco. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> a dog in north carolina has a soft spot. take a look at these cute picks. will has taken on mothering duties.

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rhode island beach sends a woman flying 50 feet. what eyewitnesses are saying coming up. >> a tribute to fallen philadelphia firefighters and police officers. the goal so become partly of their legally. >> those stories but first we have chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: no rain. we eliminated the threat for thunderstorms tomorrow it's tuesday it should be active. everybody should get out and enjoy themselves on a beautiful sunday afternoon. there's the ben franklin bridge, sun shining nicely through high, thin clouds. shooting for a high of 90 this afternoon. trenton, 65, allentown a comfortable 62. poconos just like yesterday morning, temperatures in the 50s, dover, 67 and millville 62. later on, philadelphia we'll go

88, 89 somewhere in that ballpark shooting for a high of 90. trenton, 86. mid 80s north and west. look what's going on closer to the water. the wind will shift off the water, that will bring the temperatures down upper 70s low 80s. scat light and radar plaish you apply -- make sure you apply the sunscreen. a lot of sunshine from start to finish. uv index is extremely high today, it will not take too long to get a burn. 70 degrees 9:00 a.m. mostly sunny skies 3:00 p.m. 88. 6:00 p.m., 86 degrees, shooting for a high of 90. picture-perfect finish to the weekend. guys. >> chris, thank you. new this morning the driver of this car is in the hospital after the vehicle slammed into three parked cars and flipped on to its side. when the police got to the 2100

block of port richmond street, the driver was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. police are trying to figure out why he lost control of the vehicle. police are looking for the killer who gunned down a man at a playground south 30th street in grays ferry section of the city. residents heard three gun shots. one hit a man in the head. the 35-year-old victim was pronounced at the scene. witnesses say the man lived nearby. homicide detectives have not said if they have any motives or suspects in the case. turning to a terrifying experience and explosion rocking a beach in rhode island. the force of it was so strong, a woman nearby was sent flying. we got more from abc's mary bruce. >> rocks flying, i don't know how many victims we have. >> reporter: officials

investigating what caused a at her at her -- terrifying dproation in the middle of a beach. the blast coming from underneath the sand. >> beam were screaming and -- people were screaming and calling for someone to call 911. >> reporter: the force so strong it threw a 5-year-old woman on to a nearby rock wall. first responders rushing her to a local hospital. her condition unknown. the beach evacuated. a bomb squad scrambling to the scene. we have no evidence or indication there was a device. >> reporter: late today officials saying they have found no evidence of foul play. >> i have not been told any evidence that would suggest there was any device.

>> some eyewitnesses say they smelled gas after the explosion the gas and electric company say there are no gas lines at that beach. >> there is no deal between greece and the european finance ministers, they are meeting today torched a way to keep greece in the -- to find a way to keep greece in the euro zone. take a look at this, this is a picture of pluto. this shows four dark spots you can see them right here, the spots appear on the side of pluto. they are similar in size and evenly spaced. sciences estimate the areas to be 300 miles across. new horizon will make a close by

fly by on tuesday. firefighters and police officers who paid the ultimate sacrifice in philadelphia. "action news" reporter, trish hartman was at the second alarmers hunting park. >> reporter: it was a solemn moment for police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty. >> he helped other people, that's what he did. >> reporter: the new truck purchased using donations will be used on the scene by the philadelphia second alarmers, volunteers dedicated to supporting emergency responders in the line of duty. as it was put into service the ceremony honored the live of robert wilson iii killed earlier

this year, moses walker junior shot and killed during an robbery attempt in 2012. firefighter joyce craig. >> it's been two years yet we still feel the love and support everyday from the fire department from the police department from the city at large. this truck dedication -- >> one of the most important feature of this new truck, 20 bottles of oxygen that can be used for firefighters in the line of duty. >> we're hoping that in the future, we get to meet police recruits and fire cadets, it will strike up a story, who are these people? the truck will explain who they are. >> something like this is a joy, especially for the last several years going through the

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[cheers and applause] >> kenny chesney rocking lincoln financial field ons big revival tour, brandtly gilbert and eric church. >> it's nice out there. >> reporter: it's going to be nice today. looking good around the delaware valley. we have patchy fog developing in the out lying suburbs. some of it is dense across northwestern portions of burlington county. lancaster, amish country they have fog settling in. you see what we're seeing over the platt ben franklin bridge. high thin clouds and sunshine.

70 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 66. feels a little more sticky than yesterday. atlantic city looking gray and gloomy. 6 degrees, winds calm and the ocean temperature, 74. the clouds will be going by the way side shortly and you will see sunshine on the beach again. slatington, 63. pilots 62. we have -- pottstown 62. tanersville, 54. center city you're the warm spot at 71. south jersey we're seeing 60s and low 70s right now. how it will feel today slightly humid, dewpoints ranging anywhere from 60 to 65. that's not too bad. watch how the numbers jump over the next 24 to 48 hours. today we can handle 50s and 60s. tomorrow morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s watch this

come off the water the humidity increasing now, all of a sudden the 50s and 60s have been replaced by 70. that's sticky stuff. we get into tuesday, everybody is in the low to mid 70s, that will act as fuel for showers and thunderstorms. that's been the trigger for the thunderstorms over the last couple of weeks, you have that much moisture in the air you get the heating from the sun and combine the two and produce the hefty thunderstorms. we'll see the same set up monday night tuesday an wednesday. satellite and radar showing absolutely nothing, so today is quiet day. looking at the frontal systems everything is to our south today. these inch closer to the region tomorrow. we'll allow for a chance of a spotty thunderstorm mainly south of philadelphia. looks like most areas stay dry baltimore washington, d.c. and richmond point south they have the best chance of seeing thunderstorm activity tomorrow. tuesday turns a little more

active as the frontal system sits over top of us, you'll notice the increase in the humidity. dpiewnts in the 70s -- dewpoints in the 70s. 1:00 p.m. you can see the coverage over the entire area we're picking up the overalls and oranges representing the downpours. poconos, sunny skies less humid 81 degrees, should feel nice in the mountains. jersey shore sun and clouds, you have clouds pushing off to sea very shortly here, another nice day 82 degrees is the forecasted high. western suburbs we'll go mid to upper # 0s, lancaster 86 degrees allentown, 88. mostly sunny and hot. yesterday, not humid trenton 88. philadelphia the warm spot at 90. 88 in millville. dover, 86 degrees, the exclusive

accuweather seven-day forecast warm, sticky for monday, 87 degrees, humid tuesday numerous showers and thunderstorms likely. 86 degrees downpours possible. cloud to ground lightning strikes. possible, as well. wednesday, spotty thunderstorms possible, 87. thursday, sunny less humid canadian cold front pulls through, that 84 will feel refreshing that is much drier air working its way in. friday warmer, less humid saturday, sun and clouds, 89, turning sticky again, at least mother nature got it right we'll take it. >> coming up we'll have more and stay ahead of changes in the weather by visiting 6abc.com, you can find live satellite images street level radar from accuweather. plus get a personal look at the accuweather team by following our meteorologists on facebook and twitter. u.s. secretary of state

john kerry said he is hopeful that a nuclear deal westbound reached with iran. he said a few tough items are on the bargaining table. thefor an agreement is tomorrow. the u.s. and the allies want iran to agree to long term limits on the program. if iran agrees it will have sanctions removed that cost the country tens of billions of dollars a year. a social media campaign that was fighting teen body shaming is being criticized. a bizaar beauty trend teens posting thousands of videos transforming from this to this, the #don't judge challenged used over $2 million in two weeks the trend starting off for teens taking a stand against body shaming. >> essentially the idea was this is not what i look like,

but you judged me. attempting to make themselves appear less attractive, acne, missing teeth and wearing glasses and transforming into what they perceive as beautiful. but now this popular #causing backlash online. >> should not don't judge me mean, you should not care what people look like at all. >> when you do things like beauty shaming you're focusing on someone's sternal world and not getting to know somebody. >> don't judge challenge is so sphiewpped saying the movement -- stupid, saying the movement missed its mark. >> you're making people who wear glasses and acne and big eye brows are ugly.

>> reporter: now a new # beauty in all challenge. embrace your own beauty like this girl who was teased. >> we need to accept each other for who we are. abc news, as and loss. -- los angeles. >> whose judging stop the judging. >> we'll be right back.

>> a toddler in a stroller was hit and in a car as a car was involved in a gang-related drive-by shooting.

the driver lost control and jumped the curb and hit the boy's stroller. no arrests or charges. >> a man was murdered in his own home and now his family is turning to you for help to solve the crime. here's rick williams with the crime fighters report. >> reporter: rabbi bill kuhn said 65-year-old lee stanley was a fixture in their sin goal. >> he came to -- synagogue. he came to services all the time. he was a constant presence in our congregation. >> reporter: stanley had no known enemies. at noon on friday, august 15 2015 stanley's body was found by would would workers on the floor of his living room in center city philadelphia. he suffered a blow to the chest that proved fatal due to a previous heart condition.

todays congregation is mourning his loss. >> it was a shock to everybody in our congregation to have lost him at all but in such a horrible way. inconceivable that someone could do this. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering a five thousand dollar reward from the synagogue and up to $20,000 from the city of philadelphia for any information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call 215-546-tips. all calls remain anonymous. >> i hope that this will help that people might be able to come forward with a hint or clue that would help the detectives. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> people in montgomery gave some of their time to learn how to become a safer drive. this is arrive alive program in bluebell. the hand on exercises teaches

teenagers the skills they need to stay safe hind the wheel. they learn emergency breaking and skid control and how to avoid crashes. a new brand ever cruises will go to cuba and allow volunteers to do work. it's a sign of thawing diplomat relations. if carnival gets the greenlight the trips begin in may. google is testing a new app called ride were in tel aviv, israel. it calculates much passengers should pay based on on gas and mileage. the app was designed for rush hour and drivers are not paid.

>> the coast guard rescued a man and his dog off florida's gulf coast. the they were forced off their sailboat into their dingies they were taken to a local hospital for organization. the coast guard said the man was on his way to tampa from new orleans. it took less than a minute for piece of detroit's history to become a pile of rubble. officials say 200 pounds of dynamite was cruised to level the 250 room hotel. people lined the sidewalks to

watch the whole thing. it came a down to make way for the red wings arena. the hotel opened in 1925 and came down two months before the 90th anniversary of its grand opening. funk of summer fun you probably think of the shore but there are many things to be done across the garden state. new jersey nora muchanic went along for the ride at 6 flax great adventure. it is counter intuitive rolling backwards on the popular batman is a ride you won't forget. >> at first it was terrifying. i love this ride it was a different experience. >> it felt like my face was getting ripped off. i was concerned in a minute and 30 seconds wouldn't be long enough but it was just right.

>> reporter: riders make an 11 story climb back wrldz -- backwards on 2500 feet of track. you don't know what's coming. >> you want to have a go and it final goes, it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: with the help of batman and robin the acting governor was there to kick off tourism tuesday. >> i love the beach. everybody knows the beach is there, but there are a lot of other things to do in new jersey. >> reporter: she gamely boredded and rode the ride which has more twists and turns than new jersey politics. can we call an ambulance and get you a tums? >> [laughter]. there are people who love the thrill who say it was more fun in reverse. >> it was fun i'm dizzy.

>> reporter: ted hunter rode the backward batman 6 times. holy cow batman it is going backwards, but it's supposed to be one heck of a ride. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> i used to love rollercoaster, now the carousel makes me dizzy. >> watching that made me dizzy. the. >> here's some of the stories we're working on for you, the mannn is in full swing we'll take a look at the artists whole grace the stage this year. >> we'll have more stories plus meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll be right back.

>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., sunday, july 12 here's what's happening on "action news," a man is shot to death in north philadelphia and police are looking into a phone call he took minutes before the crime. donald trump takes his message about illegal immigration out west. and hillary clinton perhaps for

a big theme of her campaign. >> we are tracking showers and thunderstorms moving our way for the workweek. let's go outside to chris sowers for the accuweather details. gorgeous out there now. >> reporter: gorgeous right now nydia, we have a nice breeze, the numbers have come up, but it feels good. as we flip over to the numbers we'll talk a tour around the delaware valley. fleetwood, 65. slatington, same number. we have a few 50s coatsville, 59. tanersville 58. warrington, 66 and levittown 64. across the river we go in south jersey and delaware, 66 is a popular number for smyrna and cinnaminson. hockessin 66. gandys beach 69. woodbine 64. avalon 72 degrees, the bay temperature, 77. ocean water temperature 64. we have a few areas of patchy