>> good morning, # a.m., august 2. breaking news, shots ring out in a chester county community overnight. details ahead. breaking this morning, an all out manhunt is underway in memphis, tennessee after a police officer is shot and killed during a traffic stop. cole hamels and his wife say a big thank you to his fans as he moves to another team. >> a hot one, but a good one. >> reporter: i walked out here five minutes ago, i was like

wow, it feels wonderful out. especially considering we're in the midst of a heat wave. the poconos 49 degrees, temperature-wise it's not all that bad. we don't have too much humidity to speak of. if you have a chance to get out early and enjoy the comfortable air. yesterday, philadelphia, 90 degrees, we managed to hit that for only 15 minutes, out of a 24 hour day only 15 minutes were we ever in the 90s that's all you need. as long as philadelphia keeps punching out 90s the heat wave continues. atlantic city another 90 degrees. everywhere else made it into the upper 80s. wilmington, 88. yesterday, pottstown, 87. allentown, yesterday, topping out at 86. current temperatures, tanersville, 58 degrees, look at the 50s showing up north and west. coatsville, 59. oxford, 59. chester 59. saint davids getting into the

60s, 61. kennett square 61. levittown, 64. mid 60s across south jersey and delaware. buena, 65. satellite and radar, just like yesterday should be another day featuring full sunshine. pool forecast, apply the sunscreen. burn index is very high and it only takes 15 minutes to get a a sunburn. sunny skies, warm, temperatures in the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees, not much in the way of humidity. a somewhat pleasant 90-degree high temperature we're forecasting today. that will change tomorrow. humidity increases and the pattern changes later this week. we have 70s for highs in the seven day forecast. i have it for you coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you. we have breaking news from coatsville, chester county where gunfire broke out early this morning. the action cam was on the scene the unit block of pennsylvania avenue, several residents called police at 1:00 a.m. saying they

heard shots ring out, when officers arrived they found the streets littered with shell casings. there were no reports of injuries, we'll have more on the breaking news as it becomes available. >> more breaking news, a police officer in memphis, tennessee was gunned done during a -- down during a traffic stop. >> sean bolton was shot several times during a traffic stop. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition where he died from his wounds. the gunman got away, the manhunt is underway are to the suspect. entire city is mourning the tragic loss of yet another officer. >> men and women in blue have certain rules of engagement they have to follow, but at any given minute in a 4 hour day, they are dealing with folks who have no rules of engagement. so, we ask prayers for the family, we ask prayers for fell

officers and the entire city as a whole. >> this is a reminders how dangerous this job is. you're talking about from what we know now, routine traffic stop and that results in an officer losing his life. >> bowl ton is the third police officer to be killed in the line of duty in memphis in over four years. we have new information on the verizon strike by 39,000 union workers. the contract has expired, but the workers staying on the job for now. verizon official said the wireless carrier is disappointed that the two sides have not reached an agreement. the union is demanding consults in jobs and jobs -- cuts in jobs or job security. a vigil was held to pay

tribute to the three lives lost in the bustleton section. the vigil lasted for several hours. "action news" reporter, jeff chirico was at the vigil last night. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> reporter: family and friends shared hugs and shed tears where three young lives came to an end, 17-year-old yvette gonzales was one of them. >> she always had a smile on her face. >> reporter: 17-year-old sabrina rhodes and philip hard nens -- hernandez died after the car crashed into a tree. police are looking into whether drag racing was involved.

their friends do not believe they were racing another car. >> i'm sure they were going in the right direction. >> reporter: sabrina rhodes was one of 8 children and heading into her senior year at george washington high school. her uncle said he can't make sense of the mistake that claimed his niece's life. >> i've been in a car like that hundreds of times when i was a kid and i'm here with my family. i don't understand it. >> another passenger is in critical condition at thomas jefferson university hospital. as for the driver, bloomfield, police say he walked away from the crash. as you can imagine the police investigation is continuing to determine whether speed or potentially drag racing was a factor. in bustleton, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> a 10-year-old boy is hospitalized this morning after he was shot outside a community pool in delaware county. police already have the suspect in custody.

a 17-year-old is accused of shooting the boy twice in the stomach yesterday afternoon. it happened near the pool at veterans memorial park. >> there was an altercation that took place outside of 9th street and chase ensued in which the shooter was chasing three young boys and the shooting occurred on 7th street. the child was conscious and alert when he was taken to the hospital. the 17-year-old suspect is expected to be prosecuted as an adult. >> it appears vice president joe biden is considering a run for the white house. his political team is exploring a presidential campaign and talking to democratic donors. he will determine whether to run or personally do any planning. he will make a decision as soon as september. if he does decide to run he will face off against five other

contendsers including hillary clinton and bernie sanders. clinton is popular among democrats and raised $50 million fore-- for her campaign. sanders is attracting large crowds. on the republican side the field is very crowded. the latest poll has donald trump in the lead with 20% followed by scott walker and jeb bush. you can see the concerneds on this week with george stephanopoulos he will have some of the candidates on his show and talk about their platform. this week is coming up on channel 6 after "action news" at 9:00. a march starting this excel ma is aiming -- in selma walking

to washington, d.c. nearly 200 people started 860-mile journey yesterday hoping to arrive by september 16. historic lighthouse in cumberland county has guided boaters in the delaware bay for more than a industry has getting much-needed renovations. federal and state agencies will spend $2.5 million on east point lighthouse. it will be used on beach fill and the protective berm between the lighthouse and the bay. 7:09. there's a new mural that shows the city's love for the if it is phillies. take a look at the artwork. it depicts players, stadiums and event for the phillies. if you want to see the mural for yourself it's along the walnut street bridge between 24th and schuylkill avenue. >> he may be a texas ranger

now, but cole hamels and his wife are remembering the place they called home for so many years. the couple placed a big add in today's paper saying thank you to phillies fans. hamles said he'll always have a phils jersey in his home. we got it out of the paper today. it says thank you philadelphia to the many fans, friends and families we have made here, we are eternally grateful. they are a class act. more to come on "action news" sunday morning. a new warning about your salt consumption why you you need to concerned even if you have normal blood pressure. >> a boat capsizes and sends a mother and daughter into the water. >> reporter: eva it's going to be warm out there, but no humidity to speak of. humidity increases tomorrow. showers and thunderstorms move. and then below average temperatures for the rest of the week. i'll have the details coming up after this.

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rescue off the coast of georgia after the boat of a mother and daughter capsized. the chopper plucked the two out of the atlantic ocean about a mile out to sea. the .16 boat became grounded around 4:00. the two put on their life preservers and called for help. the boat capsized. the coast guard helicopter spotted the pair in a bright orange vests and they are doing just fine. >> nice weather out there, chris. >> reporter: it's warm out there, but comfortable. let's get outside as we go live on sky 6 down in wilmington. it's not humid out there. high temperatures this afternoon will top out around 90 degrees which would officially keep the heat wave going, but when you don't have that kind of oppressive humidity it actually feels okay. double scan live crystal clear,

no issues this afternoon. we'll stay dry and we'll stay dry more than likely monday, as well. things change a little bit tuesday evening as the pattern starts to breakdown and we have couple of cold front slide through that will increase the threat of showers and thunderstorms. 72 degrees, dewpoint is delightful stay in the 50s it's all good. of winds are calm, barometer is holding steady. 40 40s in the poconos. wilmington, 67. millville, 65. philadelphia, 72. cape may, 77. our dewpoints will continue to stay in the 50s, some areas could be in the 40s, so very comfortable later this afternoon, just very warm with highs close to 90 degrees. here's satellite and radar, high, thin clouds passing on by to the south, pushing across the virginias and the carolinas, huge area of high pressure setting off shop close to the

carolinas, that's a heat-pump high that will continue to pump in the hot weather. high 80s and low 90s. >> reporter: the winds strengthennen out of the southwest. that increases the heat and the humidity. tomorrow it's an uncomfortable hot day with three degrees warmer than that were. that's the first of two fronts that pulls through in the next 72 hours bringing a chance of showers or thunderstorms. today, no showers ors thunderstorms. should be a perfect afternoon. overnight tonight, clear and comfortable, humidity increases slightly, but nice and tranquil. monday morning, quiet, lots of sunshine. monday evening the first cold front approaches showers and thunderstorms could clip the lehigh valley and the poconos. most of tuesday is bright and

sunny. forecast for the poconos this afternoon, the sprint cup series continues, the race begins at 1:30, look for mostly sunny conditions and warm, but not humid, highs topping out around 80 degrees for the mountains and the jersey shore just like yesterday you should have a land breeze, a little bit cooler than yesterday, ocean city, sea isle i, 86. cape may, 86 and the delaware beaches, 87, 88 degrees, ocean temperature, 72. western suburbs, 86 for lancaster, reading, 89. allentown, 88 degrees, wilmington, 87. again, just like yesterday note the high temperatures, there's going to be one or two areas that ever hit 90 degrees to keep the heat wave going that's mainly the city of philadelphia. everybody else topping out in the upper 80s with low humidity levels. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, hot and humid monday, everybody in the 90s tomorrow. this is an uncomfortable day, 92. tuesday, clouds and sun, 90 degrees, wednesday the pattern changes afternoon

thunderstorms we're up to 88. thursday, friday, and saturday, how good is that going to feel, 80, 7 #, 79, mostly cloudy conditions, saturday, wet weather around, but at this point everybody would like to see the 70s instead of the 90s. >> it will feel great. >> a renowned scholar with ties in the delaware valley has a place in history. before she died in 1985 she became a leader in mayan studies taking frequent tips to guatemala.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 sunday morning, time for the travel forecast we'll start you out in the city of brotherly love. lots of sunshine expected today. it will be very warm, high temperatures in the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees, as you can see lots of sunshine, sun is expected to set at 8:14. across the county you go, the only action is across the u.s./canadian border. it's trail cold front will continue to slice toward the southeast. closer and close to chicago and detroit. there's a lot of instability and heat buildings across that part of the country. as that front interacts with the air mass it produces showers and thunderstorms. this is the only hot spot, chicago, detroit, same thing.

672 degrees in philadelphia. logan, bright and sunny, 69. midway and o'hare. 72. order land doe, 7 -- orlando, 73 and atlanta at that, newark and jfk, 70, 71 and 75. >> the eagles return to the gridiron for the start of training camp. here's jeff skeverski with all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: ah, finally football, the eagles kick off training camp this morning, but when they take the field for the very first time one familiar face will not be there. brandon boinken was sent packing just as he was unpacking on report day. chip kelly trades brandon boinken to the pittsburgh steelers. the writing was on the wall when the eagles drafted three defensive backs. boinken told "action news" he

was caught off guard considering chip told him he would have had a chance to start. >> i feel like i was the best play maker every year i've been here, i think my trade was a shock to everybody. i talked to him earlier this year, face face-to-face, he toli was going to get my shot, obviously that was not true. >> reporter: well, chase utley will get another shot to play, utley will begin a rehab assignment today in the lehigh valley in aaa. he has been out for 6 weeks with a lingering angle injury, he could be a waiver wire trade if he gets right. how about the hall of famers throwing out the first pitch. lefty, throwing righty, two knew steve carlton could do that. ryan howard, 4th inning, ties

it at 2, most rbis in the national league since mid june. cameron roth. they are take up a 5 had of 2 lead. in the 5th, greg lazinsky does stuff like that. into the second deck. even his teammates can't believe it. freddie galvis launches a 3-run homer. this is the best record in baseball. 12-2. >> basically came out second half and just i guess new mindset. the first half was the first half, and left it there and came out second half and just playing loose and having fun. >> how about cole hamels making his debut for the rangers last

night in the red hat, red jersey, but for the rangers, ham perfect through the first two innings. of the nothing lasts forever, he allows two homers in five earned runs in his debut. he love him in dallas, he gets a standing ovation as he leaves in the 8th. rangers lost i'm jeff skeverski. >> now to a story a sculpture is showing his devotion to his favorite player in an interesting way. he is showing his devotion to the broncos showing peyton manning that is in chocolate. he will cast it in plastor and

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minutes. most of the day will be stuck in the 80s. today it will be a closer call. if we hit 90 degrees that will keep the heat wave going. take a look at this, we're talking about a heat wave we hit 90 degrees or higher five days in a row, yet the poconos are only 15 degrees above the freezing mark. if you're vacationing in the mountains you're probably looking at the number saying what in the world is going on. 63 in allentown, 63 in reading. 74 in philadelphia. cape may, 78. millville, 65, wilmington, 67. dover, 69. expect to see a lot of sunshine out here, just a few puffy cumulus clouds from time to time, warm and comfortable with highs near 690. here's the call from accuweather this afternoon, 90 degrees in the city. jersey shore 86 degrees, you had a pretty good land breeze blowing yesterday. that allowed the shorepoints to hit 88, 89 degrees, today that

land breeze won't be as strong, but it should be good enough to get you up to 85, 86. poconos sunny and pleasant with the high temperatures of 80 degrees, if you're hanging out in the city, taking in the baseball game, phillies taking on the braves. looking for the sweep. 135 start time, mostly sunny and warm. drink plenty of cool beverages, highs in the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees. there won't be much in the way of humidity, it will feel okay out there. feels lovely there's no humidity, it's a wonderful morning if you want to go for an early morning jog, do so now before temperatures moderate later on. we'll talk about changes in the seven-day forecast when i see you guys again in just a little bit. >> nearly two dozen large wild fires are burning across northern california. >> the fires are blamed for killing one firefighter and burning two dozen homes and forces thousands to flee.

>> reporter: two dozen large fires burning across california sparked by lightning strikes igniting dry ground. conditions so treacherous they claimed the life of david ruhl, a 38-year-old firefighter who vanished in the flames. he became trapped after the fire changed direction because of the erratic windy. >> because of the drought stricken vegetation we're seeing more fires that is abnormal for this time of the year. >> reporter: thursday, more than 400 lightning strikes reported sparking 60 small fires in the region. 91,000 acres have burned so far. that's over 142 square miles or an area roughly the size of denver. those nearly 9,000 firefighters are battling these flames. the biggest fire is the rocky fire near sack meant tow only 5% contained and forced 650 people

to evacuate. >> it's like being in another world. the smell of the embers, i mean, it's still burning here. >> reporter: governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency for california that means the national guard was called in to help fire fighting forces stretched thin. >> we have a long road ahead of us. >> reporter: with no rain in sight, very dry conditions, the fires are burning extra hot. you can see ash on the ground and it's scorching rocks if -- in its path. it's very dangerous conditions for firefighters. >> a gunman killed a 22-year-old mom in richmond while her young daughter was nearby. stephanie dzikowski was shot and killed on aramingo avenue around 11:30. police are looking at surveillance video which may show the shooter fleeing down

aramingo. rescue crews found the body of a swimmer who went missing on friday in berks county. the body was discovered yesterday. witnesses say the 20-year-old man dove into the quarry and never came back up. there's no word on what led up to the incident. officials say divers found the body 40 feet below the surface. three people were hurt when a dart bus collides with a car in new castle. the crash happened at route 13 and baylor road. two adults and one child were rushed to the hospital. the city of brotherly love did not live up to its name in this case. a hitchhiking robot that started out in canada hitchbot was a

social experiment that depended on the kindness of strangers to get to its destination in san francisco. yesterday, a stranger was anything but kind damaging the robot. they received a picture but could not track its location. the robot could carry on a limited conversation and take pictures and work as a gps. new this morning, massive rallies are being held across israel to protest the killing of a teenager killed by israeli forces. the teen was protesting over the killing of a palestinian toddler by jewish extremist. today israeli government was called on to take action against the killing of the teenager and toddler. the protesters joined the gay community to protest the stabbing of 6 people taking part in a gay pride march in jerusalem. this is into "action news"

a second object has been found believed to be from the missing malaysia plane discovered 15 miles from the first piece of plane that washed ashore on union island off madagascar. the wing is in france to be tested today. the french experts hope to determine if it is part of the wreckage flight that disappeared on mar 8, 2014 with 239 members on board. last year more than half of the fire-related deaths in the city happened in homes without working smoke alarms. "action news" reporter, trish hartman has the story. >> reporter: teams of firefighters and red cross volunteers went door to door in southwest philadelphia installing new smoke alarms and replacing old ones. >> i'm excited that i have new

ones, because i was going to get new batteries in mine, now i have one that doesn't need batteries for ten years. >> reporter: the goal is to make sure every home has a ten year lithium powered smoke alarm on every floor. they put it in neighborhoods like this one. officials say 32 people died in philadelphia fires last year. 22 deaths happened in homes that didn't have working smoke alarms. a new study in the city over the past five years shows having working smoke alarms lowers the chance of fire fatalities by 50%. they were talking with people about escape plans what to do few fire breaks out and what to do with pets in case of an emergency. >> in package and online we have plans for your pets and escape plan.

>> reporter: for tina and her dog an escape plan is crucial. >> you never know when a fire is going to break out, and because i'm paralyzeed, it's important to know they are coming around to see us. >> reporter: trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> counting down the day to when pope francis arrives for the world meeting of families. 55 days, one hour left. the city is getting ready for the pope's arrival and the many whole make the trip tore the historic visit. you can register for the new lottery system to get special septa passes for the pope's visit. septa decided to create the special lottery after the website crashed during its first attempt due to a rush of demand. you'll have 24 hours to enter the lottery for one day regional

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actually feels good out there, 90 degrees is not bad. >> reporter: it's not that bad. i've been describe i go it this way. if you're a student and you have a grade point average of 80, you're not scoring 90 on the test, if you're 87, it's only a couple of degrees where we should be for this time of the year. we're barely making the criteria. today will be another day where most of the time we're stuck in the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees, center city we're clear as a whistle, bright blue,

temperature, 72 degrees, dewpoint, 57. that's nice and comfortable. that number will drop off during the day. winds are calm. we have a few folks on the sand 73 in cape may. dewpoint, 64. winds are light out of the north at 6 miles per hour. we have 6 50s and 60s, poconos dropped to 46 degrees this morning. so chilly stuff up here. pottstown, 64. coatsville, 61. ken net square 61. oxford, 62 degrees, let's look at the dewpoints, today they will drop into the 40s in some locations. philadelphia, 55 or 56. this is a comfortable day, it's warm, but comfortable. tomorrow that changes a little bit, dewpoints get into the humid category, same thing for tuesday, and then they drop down. tomorrow being the hottest day in the seven-day forecast and the humidity level spiking it will become noticeably more uncomfortable. you'll need to take precautions

tomorrow. today is okay, few clouds passing on by to the south. big dome of high pressure sitting over the eastern seaboard. it's a heat pump high, winds out of the south/southwest that continues to usher in the heat. that's why the temperatures are close to 90 degrees today. tomorrow the winds strengthen a little bit and it will become more uncomfortable monday and tuesday afternoon. future tracker 6 not much of anything. we're tracking a combination of sun and clouds today. tonight it looks clear. tomorrow afternoon, clear, most of the time, lots of sunshine, tomorrow evening here comes the first of two fronts. as it approaches the area it may trigger a shower or thunderstorm late monday night. probably after 9 or 10 in the lehigh valley and the poconos. as you can see that quickly moves on out, most of the time tuesday, looks like we're dry again. not a bad forecast. lehigh valley this afternoon, lots of sunshine very comfortable, low humidity

levels, that will do it for allentown, bethlehem. far western suburbs, 86, 87 not a bad day, jersey shore mostly sunny, land breeze once again, that will get you up to 86 degrees, sea isle city, avalon, atlantic city. burn index very high. uv index on a scale of one to ten, 9. asupply the sunscreen. sunny skies, winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. as long as you're in the shade, it will be not all that bad partly cloudy and warm, 63 degrees overnight tonight. 72 outlying suburbs. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 92, hazy, hot and humid monday. monday is an uncomfortable day. tuesday, clouds and sun, 90. humidity levels start dropping off by wednesday. afternoon thunderstorms, 88 degrees and that changes the pattern. the pattern reverses the heat on east coast and switches to the west coast.

the west coast that is dealing to the cooler numbers, that air mass is pushing to the east coast. 80 thursday, friday and saturday, 79 both days. >> that will feel good. >> reporter: it will. >> distracted drivers beware, these looks like construction crews in the street checking out a street in atlanta, department of justice department of justice. look again they are police officers. this was the solution to see what people were doing in their cars, they get a fine of $150 an a point on their license. to the touchdown dancers, and the long distance chancers, ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah be yourself.

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live look now on sky6 live hd at atlantic city. look at that beautiful beach there. that's the place to be, we are supposed to hit 90 today, maybe we'll see that we'll extend the

heat wave one more day. treasure from napoleon bonaparte are on display in pennsylvania. they come from an unlikely source, a philadelphia born dentist. david murphy has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: thomas evans was born in west philadelphia, but he moved to paris where he treated the french court of in a a -- napoleon the third. he was lavished with exhibits of art. his personal collection, 100 paintings, sculptures and furniture and jewelry and decorative arts for gratitude. >> he was skilled and gentle, he was demand for most of the kings and queens of europe. >> reporter: treating kings and queens made everybody advancer a wealthy man he left his estate

to penn to create a dental school that would be second to none. >> plus he gave us the collection. >> reporter: it was b on the site of the everybody advancer family home. but when penn expanded the dental program, the works were spread all over campus. some of the stuff was in less asuspicious positions in the school. they've been brought to go and they are a fantastic exhibition in the gallery. >> it's like we opened up the trunk and we have not seen the works in 48 years. >> reporter: they brought the works back together to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the flagship building. >> we have put them in a new light we have an audio tour, i think people have been amazed and aenchanted. courtly treasures is on view through november 8th. it's free and open to the public. you can find moore on this and other area events at our website at 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts.

for 6abc loves the arts i'm david murphy. >> ever wonders there's someone on board your flight you want to chat with, now you can do that. mile high will allow you to chat in private messages or group forum. mile high's creator said the app is about business and networking instead stead of dating. it was downloaded 300,000 times in the first week of its launch. >> next time up, chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> stay with us we'll be right back.

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having delicious fun with patriot quarterback tom brady's deflate gate, it's called deflate cake. the orders have been pouring. the colts lost to the patriots last january, they went on to win the super bowl. >> i like that. >> reporter: such haters. the man is a winner. >> can you imagine the eagles lost to the patriots and the deflated football happened, i'm just saying. >> reporter: we faced the patriots in super bowl and there was a dust up over spy gate. mostly sunny this afternoon, 90 degrees. monday, hazy, hot and humid, breezy, 92 it will feel like 94 or 95. tomorrow is an uncomfortable

day. today not all that bad. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, pattern changes by the middle of this week, wednesday afternoon thunderstorms, 88 degrees, thursday, friday and saturday right now temperature-wise very easy to handle, 79, 80 degrees, there will be wet weather friday and saturday. all right. >> it is 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> here's paula ferris with a preview. hi, eva and nydia. we have breaking news, another piece of debris was found on the tiny island in the indian ocean. the question is are we getting closer to finding out what took down the missing plane. wildfires are raging out west. in california 21 fires are tearing across the state and the heat is making things so difficult for the 8,000-plus firefighters on ground. one fire in particular, it has burned more than 25,000 acres

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