good morning sunday, july 26, nydia han is off alicia vitarelli joins us. >> a mother and daughter are stabbed in their home. >> verizon workers walk off a strike. this possible walkout hits close to home. >> masterpiece theater. cole hamels thoughs a -- throws a no hitter against the cubs.

>> reporter: that is amazing what a career ending story if hamles gets traded this week. >> reporter: the sun is coming up nice and bright. there's a few more clouds as the day goes on. and maybe a shower or thunderstorm particularly up north and west of philadelphia. 69 in trenton. 70 in wilmington. 66 in sea isle city. 72 in atlantic city. take a look at the dewpoints after four days of dewpoints in the 50s it did not feel humid we're starting to get a southerly flow that's raising the humidity and the dewpoints that you see in the 60s is an indication of more humid air. as we roll through the day, it will be warm. 73 by 8:00. noon, 84. the high this afternoon is 89 at 3:00 p.m., again a late-day shower or thunderstorm possible most likely in the poconos or perhaps something dips closer to

philadelphia. the big story is the return of humidity. how long does it last? we'll talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when i step inside in just a few minutes. >> a mother and one-year-old daughter stabbed and left critically wounded. police are looking for the attacker. the mother and daughter were found by police responding to a domestic situation. the stabbing happened on dallas road. police have not said who stabbed them or why. >> police searching for robber who is tied up two cvs employees in delaware county. the robbers both men got away with cash, investigators have not said how much, no injuries were reported. >> the baseball world is buzzing about this first for cole hamels. the former world series m.v.p. topped a no hitter in chicago. he has never done it so well.

this gem came at an interesting time days before he could be traded. jeff breaks it down. >> reporter: if this is the final game that he ever throes you could pitch this as a movie script. cole hamels king of the hill in chicago. 1 strikeouts ever by a pitcher for the phillies in a no hitter. what a catch to the 9th. he gets more defensive help. how about this. franco to his left. what a play. next out down on strikes. who says the number 13 is unlucky. hamle is an out away from the 13th no hitter in phils history. chris bryant to deep center.

everybody ising their breath. what a catch! hamles hangs on for his first no-no of his brilliant career, phillies won 5-0 since 2010. nobody in baseball has more no hitters than the phillies. >> nothing will top winning the world series, this is right under it. for fererra to make that play out standing to do it go all out surreal moment. >> reporter: how about this moment, outside wrigley field after the no-no by the phils team bus hamles signing autographs and taking pick did yours for phils and cubs fans. the deadline is friday. at the big board, jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news."

>> our website 6abc.com has more on cole hamels no hitter and post game interviews and reaction from phillies fans in the next half-hour. >> verizon wireless from pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey have authorized a strike relating to the wire line business scene that provides fixed line internet service both are at odds over healthcare contributions and concessions on pensions. workers in 49 states and washington, d.c. are at the center of this new shut down. the last strike lasted two weeks. federal regulators could hit fiat chrysler with a 105 million-dollar fine related to safety recalls. the company will make payments to owners of one .5 million older model jeeps that need

trailer hitches to protect the gas tanks. it's not related to the cyber security problems which involve hookers taking over controls of a moving jeep. president obama delivered a national address in kenya this morning, the speech was the centerpiece of his visit to to that county. it became a spirited defense of democracy. the president said that form of government is messy but the best way for people to be heard. >> democracy means somebody is always complaining about something. nobody is ever happy in a democracy about their government. if you make one person happy somebody else is unhappy. and sometimes somebody you made happy now they are not happy. they say what have you done for me lately. [laughter]. but that's the nature of democracy, that's why it works because it's constantly challenging leaders to up their

game and to do better. >> obama urged the government to attack corruption and make dramatic improvements in education and healthcare. kenya is the country where the president's father was born. the president travels to ethiopia later today. republicans took center stage in iowa home of the first caucuses. which you can severson is -- chuck severson is following the trail. >> reporter: donald trump took to the campaign stage his rival was governor scott walker of wisconsin who leads trump in the iowa polls. >> wisconsin is doing terribly. first of all it's a turmoil. the roads are a disaster. >> reporter: trump took a shot at the democratic frontrunner and accusations over use of her

private e-mail while secretary of state. >> what she did is very criminal and very serious. >> reporter: secret government information may have been compromised in clinton's private server. mrs. clinton was stumping in iowa. >> the center of my economic policy is raising income, because right now people are working hard, but it's not reflected in their paycheck. >> reporter: she denied wrong doing in the e-mails. >> i did not send or receive anything that was classified at the time. >> reporter: october 22 she will be in front of a committee answering confess on the 2012 attacks and deaths of four americans in benghazi libya. at a town meeting a voting accused christy of make i go it

tougher for people to own guns. >> i understand you're shrugging your shoulders. if you have a point of view, but have some facts to back it up. what are your facts to back up that i am antiguns? >> republican governor is in iowa to drum up support for his presidential bid. >> the count down is on, the democratic national convention is just a year away. love park is flowing with blue water to mark one year. you may notice some buildings are lit up with blue, as well. organizers expect the convention to bring in more than $300 million to the local economy. >> wildfires on the move this morning in california. that's ahead on "action news" sunday morning. ahead flames erupt in a las vegas hotel what fueled it. all coming up. scare at the shore swimmers in trouble in the water, jeff

chirico tells you about rescue. and jeff skeverski returns with more on cole hamels no hitter at wrigley field. >> reporter: it's a day where we have enough sunshine to make a burn possible. make sure you bring sunscreen to the pool or the beach or outside working this afternoon. we'll have the afternoon call and the travel forecast coming up.

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wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. >> i don't know why i'm always surprised that the sun is up at 7:00 a.m. in the morning. but the sun is up. sky6 live hd looking at center city for us. >> reporter: in four months, you won't be surprised. >> i think because we are up before the son. >> and you expect it to be half dark, but it's bright and shiny. >> reporter: we have a change in the humidity, storm tracker 6 live is showing us we are dry

there you go, a little bit of rain up toward new york city and connecticut. it will shoot off the coast and not be an issue for us. as we look outside, we have sky 6 down the shore it's another good day for the beach. we have an issue with rip currents today, be careful of that. make sure you only swim near lifeguards stations today. 73 is the current temperature the dewpoint is over 60. for the last few days, we have dewpoints in the 50s not particularly humid air. wind out of the south/southwest again, that south/southwest wind drawing humid air from the south. that rain is missing us from the north and the east. we'll start out with sunshine and clouds and sun mix in the afternoon. looks like there's a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm popping in well to the north of philadelphia. by 6:00, the model putting a

blip down around the lehigh valley. as we go toward midnight there's a better chance of something but i think the big story today is not so much the thunderstorms, but the return of humidity. 73 degrees by 8:00. 82 by 11:00. 87 by 2:00. the high today will be 89 very warm degrees humid feeling like the 90s and this will slide in probably around 3:00 p.m. obviously by 5:00 p.m. well into the 80s. high temperatures up and down the pike warm, 89 in allentown and trenton. 88 in wilmington. 90 in reading. 86 in millville. mid 80s in langts and cape may. -- atlantic city and cape may. a thunderstorm not out of the question. the warmth and humidity coming back at u.s. today that's the big story. 76 in water. you'll want to get in the water because it's so warm and

comfortable. rip currents down the shore today. mid 80s in sea isle city, 73 in the water in the buoy at the inlet to the delaware bay. tomorrow, warm and muggy as that southerly flow continues. there's a chance of a pop-up shower after 2:00 p.m. we could see a thunderstorm as well, some of them could be a drencher in the warm and humid air mass. tomorrow afternoon and evening better chance of thunderstorms. more humid today 89 degrees the high. tomorrow, more humid afternoon thunderstorms in the afternoon possible. hot and humid tuesday 91 degrees, chance of a thunderstorm around. if we manage 90 or better. it's the season's third heat wave. wednesday and thursday, in the mid 90s hazy sunshine wednesday, thursday, hot and

possibly on the sticky side, 95 degrees, wees back into the # 80s with a thunderstorm. >> several people were hurt after a children's ride toppled over in kentucky. seven people including children were hurt when the swing ride which spends riders in the air malfunctioned and tipped over. most of the injuries were minor the cause of the accident is under investigation. we'll be right back.

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the cabana as and artificial palm drenches fueled the flames. >> as trees went up, the plastic from the palm were dripping down on the cabana chairs and roofs. with the a little bit of wind that was going on at the time it took off like a rocket. >> fire officials say some of the hotel guests had their windows open which allowed the smoke to get into the hotel. two people were troated for minor -- treated for minor injuries. >> the size of medical devices keep shrinking making it easy for doctors to use and less traumatic for patients. that includes small heart pumps that can be put into the heart

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>> reporter: good morning, everyone, david murphy at the big board. it's going to be a warm one this afternoon, by 5:00 p.m. we'll be up to # 8 degrees, we'll have a high of 89 sliding in. keep the sunscreen going but also the cool drinks particularly if you're outside exerting yourself today. as far as traveling, there's a small chance of strong thunderstorms out in the central states and farther midwest. the only major population center affected by this is saint louis. at the big board at the airport we're looking at all green aircraft on sunday morning if you're traveling out of town on sunday looks like a-okay weather in orlando and all our most commonly traveled destinations. of the. >> sports, cole hamels is

making headlines nationwide for a no hitter. jeff skeverski has more on his great game. >> reporter: cole hamels was in one of the worst stretches of his career. he had not won in over two months and 14 earned runs in his previous two starts. he was in such a rut he called himself out. hamles making history no hitting the. cole hamels took the mound and looked to be the final phillies start if this is the way he goes out, what a way to go out. 1 strikeouts ever everything working in his favor. the phils scoring runs, ryan howard in the third 3-run shot. cole hamels all smiles. he strikes out in the 6th again in the 7th. the cubs are mad. hamles breaking out of that rut. looking for that first win in months. how about this in the #th.

a little defensive help david roth in the west center. what a catch. wait until you see had had a three two pitch to chris bryant. going back toward the wall, does he have it. he made the catch. the 13th no hitter in philadelphia phillies franchise history. >> hamles and the phils hang on for his first no-no. phillies 5-0 winner they are celebrating in chicago. hamles says nothing tops winning the world series, but this is right under it. it takes him back to when roy halladay did it twice in 2010. >> to be here for roy's perfect game and no hitter. you're trying to put yourself in the same scenario in case you're there you have preparation for

it, but it's nothing like you prepare for it and getting the plays i was able to get keeping the going to say off balance for us, and guys were making huge plays behind me. >> reporter: the trade deadline is friday. he said he expects to pitch again for the phillies next friday after the trade deadline passes. >> it's out of my control. i think i try to wake up everyday and drive to citizens bank park and play with the big p on my chest that's what i have done since the moment i got drafted by them, that's while continue to do until someone says no. >> reporter: how do you follow that up, they will attempted to that today in chicago. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. >> the philadelphia's zoo adult

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>> new on "action news" sunday morning, philadelphia police are investigating an overnight shooting. sky6 live hd taking a look at cape may this morning. watch out for stronger rip currents. and it is about to get even hotter and more humid this morning. >> it is 7:30, nydia is off alicia vitarelli is here. david murphy is here for chris sowers. you have bad news, don't you? >> reporter: today is not horrible if you have a pool or local swim club to go to or down the beach. it's a little more humid you can get a sense of that on the terrace with the sun up over the horizon. satellite and radar showing it's a bright start and we'll transition to a sun and clouds mix as the day goes on. we'll have a showers and thunderstorms in spots the best chance up in the poconos. 73 degrees in philadelphia. 67 in allentown. 69 in trenton. 73 in reading and wilmington,

and 72s down the shore. check out the dewpoints they've in the 50s for the last four days, but this morning they are back in in the 60s and the higher you go in the 60s the more humid you feel. sea isle city and the boardwalk you're sweating if you're doing an early walker down there. 73 by 8:00. noon, 8 #. 3:00 p.m., 89 that's the high today. more humid than the last couple of days. not oppressively humid but noticeably more humid and at 4:00 p.m. 86 degrees. when i come back inside i'll let hown -- you know how long the humidity lasts. >> a man was shot on the streets in the somerdale section of the city. the gunman opened fire at 12:30

hitting him in the hip. the wounded man drove himself to the hospital. so far there are no arrests. turning now to the investigation into the deadly movie theater shooting in louisiana. authorities are digging into the past of the gunman john houser to see what could have prompted him to do such a thing. abc marcie congalz has owe -- has more. >> reporter: four bouquets lay outside the movie theater for the two women killed. john houser we believe he visited theaters in town. we learned that he fired a dozen

rounds using a gun he legally purchased at an alabama pawn shop last year. he had a history of violence and metal health issues. he kicked up controversy for hanging a schwartz at that can a outside a bar he owned. he expressed antiamerican views. according to one story a post read america is so sick i believe it to be the enemy of the world. >> we've been contacted by numerous agencies that feel they have had contact or run-in with this individual. >> reporter: in 2008ed wife and family got a protective order. she was so worried she removed all the guns from his home. his brother spoke to wabtv. >> we're just trying to get on with this.

>> reporter: police found wigs, glasses in the room, they have no motive. >> an "action news" viewer sent us this video of flames pouring from the roof of a home along the 100 block of brittle lane. firefighters attacked the flames from all sides and at one point called in for back up. two women were inside the house sadly the family dog was killed and by the time the flames were out, everything inside was destroyed. no word on how the fire started. when breaking news happens we invite you to join the action e-mail your photos and videos to join the action 6abc.com or use the #6abc action. >> meteorologist david murphy has been warning people about dangerous rip currents at the shore.

yesterday, a family was put in danger by the rip currents. it was the local beach patrol that saved the day. >> reporter: the day ends with fun on the wildwood boardwalk but it began with scary moments on the beach. a family of four caught in a rip current and the lifeguards were not on duty. >> i saw a woman screaming for help. i didn't understand what was going on. >> reporter: beach goers were swimming as lifeguards were taking their stands just before 10:00 a.m. >> i saw three people in distress, i turned around and blew my whistle to notify the other lifeguards. . guards rushed into the water and rescued one female and three male swimmers. one was unconscious. >> we started cpr right away. we went in and team two trailed us. >> when he returned to patrol headquarters, john got a hero's

welcome from his fellow guards for administering the cpr. >> it was an adrenaline boost. a lot of training kicked in everyday because we go over it everyday. >> the head of patrol said the family was lucky and points out the dangers of swimming in the ocean when lifeguards are not on duty. >> when they are not there it's risky. >> reporter: the family was taken to cape regional medical center for valuation. police have not released their names or conditions. patrol things they will be okay. a word of advise from lifeguards. even if the water looks calm there are rip currents out there. reporting in wildwood, cape may county, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> cole hamels has been a world series hero, but he has never thrown a no hitter on his own in the big leagues until yesterday. the lefty conquered the cubs.

it was a surprise to some people. fans saying if hamles gets traded it was a great way to cap 60 his career as a philly. >> cole hamels had an salute perfect end to his run as a philly. great job, they will trade it, sorry to see it. >> i love coal -- cole, he has done a great job for us, i saw him in 2008, a couple of games in the playoffs. >> the phillies are on the roll making them one of the hottest teams in baseball. a high point in an otherwise dreadful season. >> a very high point. much more to come on "action news," including 6abc

loves the arts. we'll tell you what rodin did. >> sky6 live hd looking live over penns landing, the sun is out, the humidity is coming for us meteorologist david murphy is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

it is 7:40, sunday morning if you're just waking up with

us, sky6 live hd looking at wilmington delaware, really, nice bright and shiny but more comfortable sitting in the air can understand studio. >> reporter: we're seeing the humidity tick up this morning the nice ride we had this week is coming to an end. as we look outside, storm tracker 6 live backing up the sky 6 image we just showed you. you can see we're basically dry locally. there's a bit of a shower and failing thunderstorm up over connecticut. that is pushing over areas of eastern long island and going straight out to the ocean we don't have to worry about that. as we take a look outside we do, once again have sky 6. you can see sun splashing down on the tennis courts at temperature university. not a great day for tennis, but it will be humid than the last couple of days. that's the first highlight of the forecast. we'll talk about humidity is in the process of returning.

probably stays with us for a little bit. later in the forecast there's a chance of heat wave number 3. 73 in philadelphia. as you wuk outside, 70 in wilmington. 73 in millville. and upper 60s along the boardwalks this morning. satellite and radar showing you there's lots of sunshine and few clouds here and there. as the day goes on there's a transition to sun and clouds mix. there's a chance of unstable air mass and pop-up shower or thunderstorm later in the day. most of this holds in the poconos, but could dip farther south. 2:30 something a little shower around allentown and something over by trenton. there is the possibility that the northern suburbs pick up something. obviously most of the action is farther to the north. the dinner hour, the best chance of a thunderstorm farther to the north.

keep your eyes out for that as you head into the later part of the afternoon and evening. in the lehigh valley, late thunderstorm can't be ruled out. the big story the up tick in humidity and high of 89 degrees, down the shore 83 degrees, sun and clouds in the afternoon. more humid down the shore the big issue down the shore is the rip currents they were a problem yesterday and today we're looking at a moderate chance of rip currents, too. the ocean temperature is in the 70s. you might want to get in the water for that reason. do it next to the lifeguards and keep your ears out for the whistles. don't go too deep today, they will be whistling you in anyway if you try it. spotty thunderstorm in the northern and western suburbs are winds out of the west/southwest. not a hold on to your hat day. we spend the afternoon in the upper 80s with more humidity

in play and your high of 89 around 3:00 p.m. tomorrow warm, humid a little better chance of thunderstorms after 2:00 popping through at times. some of these could produce drenching downpours in through the evening hours. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high 89 degrees, warm and humid out there. and spotty thunderstorm possible. warm and humid on monday, 865 better chance of thunderstorms. hot and humid tuesday, 91 is the high thunderstorm not out of the question there. the if we can manage to get up to 90 or better on tuesday there's a chance of the season's third heat wave. wednesday and thursday we think we'll pretty easily get into the 90s and wind up in the mid 90s on those days. hazy, hot sunshine on thursday. friday back in the 80s. a thunderstorm possible, a cold front sweeps off the coast and behind it we get a nice saturday, sunny and warm, 88 degrees not as humid and

dry. >> while you're out enjoying the nice summer temperatures trying to stay cold, visit the weather page at 6abc.com. there you can see the latest weather reports and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. follow the "action news" team of meteorologists on social media for weather updates throughout the day. >> a camera is helping the visually impaired. it snaps on the glasses and reads the words to them. >> two weekends ago i salt down and red -- sat down and read the new york times. i haven't done that in 30 years. >> reporter: just being able to read again is emotional for howard. he started using his vision as a child. his glasses don't fix his eyes, about but they do the next best things. >> i put on my glasses and it snaps the pictures and it reads. >> reporter: the glasses have a

camera that roadwayses text and read the world to him. the technology is called ora cam. it gives him a sense of normalcy. >> i want to dunkin' donuts i had a donut i never tried. >> it's a clip on camera you can clip on to any eye glasses you have a computing device you can put in your pocket. the way it interacts. for example rentals and tours. >> reporter: it's not perfect it uses a bulky cable and sometimes it needs a few tries to get things right. >> it doesn't do cursive very well. >> reporter: it has a harder time in bright lights or tougher

situations like sunlight on windows. the improvements are on the way. where do you see the technology going the long term? >> it's only the beginning where we want to get is complete visual understanding at the level of human participation if you are disoriented, you can understand what's around you where's the door, where's the opening, the spaces around me. >> it's interesting. >> incredible technology. going to help a lot of people. >> stay with us, we'll i be right back.

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philadelphia. here's karen rogers. >> reporter: the rodin museum has a new installation and it focuses on the famed french sculpture for whom the museum is named. cure rarity said rodin had a key eye for detail and reserved sitters from all angles and taking measurements from their heads. >> he would look at their ears and back of their heads and looked down on them gaining a real understanding for their anatomy and their personalities and character. >> reporter: pope benedict xv, struggled with the process. >> eventually pope benedict asked him not to return. he took the pot trait back to france and completed it from

photographs. >> reporter: the museum has added 40 works from the rodin galleries, on top of that there's iconic favorites like the kiss and the cathedral on display. >> the rodin museum is a museum you can enjoy in about an hour or so, and come away and feel like you've learned something about rodin. >> reporter: they offer daily tours and free sketch classes on the second saturday of every month. of go to philly.org or visit 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts to learn more about this and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> the burger center at children's hospital opens tomorrow. the new patient facility for advanced pediatric care. the clinical areas are group by

neighborhoods of related specialties to create a better experience for families. >> philadelphia police and firefighters took their competitive spirit to the softball field. they played a charity game to benefit the families of robert wilson and joyce craig. craig died responding to a fire at a rowhouse last december. sergeant wilson was shot and killed while on duty back in march. his sister said she was overwhelmed by the support. >> it's still on everyone's mind. everyone is showing support for the loss on both families. it feels good to see the support. >> all the money raised goes to help the children of both families.

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coming up on "g.m.a.," look at this massive fire at a swanky hotel in las vegas, what happened on the pool deck of the five star hotel. a massive sherch -- a massive search for two 14-year-olds who were thought to be heading toward the bahamas. a fresh sighting of the lion-like animal on the loose in milwaukee. the cops closing off streets and mounting a major search. it's coming up on a busy sunday. we'll see you soon. >> "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. >> here's some of the stories we're working on for you an

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