staying with us. it is now 7:00 a.m. on this saturday, june 18. here's some of the stories we're following for you on "action news," a bucks county man is facing sex charges after a neighbor tips off police, a dozen girls are rescued from the home. we have the disturbing details. a man is rushed to the hospital after he is shot during an attempted robbery in center city. plus, weekend warmup, it will feel like summer as we celebrate dads this weekend. outside we go with meteorologist chris sowers with a look ahead at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris, how is it? >> reporter: it's beautiful, it feels like a spring morning on cape cod, if you've ever been up

there, you know how enjoyable it is. temperatures nice and comfortable, humidity very, very low. 55 in warrington. center city, 62. chester, 54. fleetwood 56 degrees. on the other side of the delaware river we go into south jersey and delaware, most of the numbers are somewhere in the mid to upper 50s. hammonton, 56. glassboro, 60. smyrna, 59. sea isle city, 62. gandys beach nice comfortable morning on the delaware bay, 62 degrees. we'll keep the weather nice and quiet not only today, but father's day, as well, as high pressure sets up shop over the mid atlantic states over the next 48 hours. ton of sunshine, lots of bright blue skies and low humidity. 1:00 p.m., 83. 3:00 p.m., 85. 6:00 p.m., back down to 84. forecasting a high of 85. the normal is 84 that's close to where we should be for this time of the year. taking a look ahead here, the

weather headlines, beautiful weekend overall, today and tomorrow, turns hotter by monday, all of a sudden the 90s return it will be more humid that will trigger showers and storms monday night into tuesday, the weather will turn more active next week. when i come back in just a few minutes, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray. >> look forward to it, chris, 7:02 a.m. police in bucks county will be back at a home where 12 young girls were rescued. police say a gurgle was gifted to a man when she was 14 years old. he father's day two children with the teenager. the man has been identified. here he is 51-year-old lee kaplan. the girl is 18 years old and the mother of a 3-year-old and 6-month-old. kaplan faces statutory sexual assault. the girl's parents, daniel and savilla stoltzfus gave their daughter to kaplan as a gift for helping them out of financial

ruin. kaplan researched legality of it on the internet. kaplan and her parents are being held on $1 million bond. jen, a woman who drives by the home on 100 block of old street road in feasterville she sometimes sees young girls standing in blue dresses outside. >> whenever i would see the small children, all girls, never little boys, my heart would break because they looked unhappy. >> reporter: the stoltzfus are the parents of the 9 other children in the home. they are in the custody of youth services in lancaster county. jeff chirico has the latest. >> i've been telling my house for years something is not right. >> reporter: jen betts said she filed complaints before but never had proof that something criminal was happening inside the house she passed each day.

>> i saw a couple of girls last week standing in the driveway, they just looked unhappy and sad again in the blue dresses. >> they would be in their dresses, and stuff, i thought was odd, the way they were dwressed we're -- dressed. betts said she complained 6 months ago when the infant was brought to the home. stunned neighbors say police rescued 12 girls thursday news of what lee kaplan did inside the walls leaves them struggling to understand. >> who would give up their own child and for money, like are you serious? >> reporter: as police investigate neighbors say they are relieved that years of questioning are over and the children are safe. >> i was crying all morning, i feel like finally, finally they

will get to where they need to be and this alleged abuse stops. >> reporter: police have marked the home off as a crime scene. betts said she was intent on trying to figure out whatever is going on inside the house, that two years ago on halloween she knocked on the door so she could peek inside. no one did answer the door. the neighbors said a huge weight has been lifted and their thoughts are with the young girls. >> police say daniel and savilla stoltzfus gave lee kaplan their 14-year-old daughter after having a bitter fallout with the amish community. the fallout led to the couple's home being seized for sheriff sale. they blame the amish church for their financial problems, then they declared themselves born again christians. they of the gifted their -- they

gifted the 14-year-old daughter for helping them getting out of financial trouble. a neighbor said this confirm also -- confirms the news about the stoltzfus. >> when he stops in, he is not comfortable having people around. >> reporter: i got the impression you thought he was a little bit peculiar? >> exactly, yeah. >> reporter: "action news" spoke briefly with the couple's 19-year-old son yesterday, he said of his mom and dad, are good parents. >> you can find more at 6abc.com, we'll continue to update it as more information comes in. 7:06. philadelphia police are looking for two gunman who shot at a man who was running from them during an attempted robbery in center city. the action cam was right there near the robbery where it started at 3:00 a.m. at the wawa at broad and walnut. investigators say when a gunman tried to rob a man outside the

wawa the man started to run. the suspect chased the man for three blocks to juniper street where they shot him in the leg. the suspect ran to the 200 block of south 15th street where they tried to rob another man, they fired at him, but they missed. >> we're early in the investigation, this whole ordeal should be on camera. there's good cameras up here in center city basically from broad and walnut. >> the man who was shot we are told is in his mid 20s he is in jefferson university hospital in stable condition. delaware state leaders are closing the delaware academy in new castle. that school will not reopen in the fall. the delaware state board of education accepted the recommendations of the charter school accountability committee to revoke the school's charter. state leaders cited low enrollment and low funding. it was back to the drawing

board and deliberations in the corruption trial of former pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah. the judge dismissed a juror yesterday and replaced him with an alternate. the judge ordered the jurors to begin deliberation again. fattah is charge with bribery, and fraud. >> the area's first wawa convenience store has shut its doors for good. 52- years ago the wawa opened on mcdade boulevard in folsom because a new wawa is down the street. there are 600 wawas in delaware, pennsylvania maryland ascertain virginia and in florida. if you're just waking up on this saturday morning, russia's field and track team won't be heading to rio this summer. we'll tell you what slad --

vladimir putin has to say about the ban. >> the fills have error -- phils have error after air -- air. chris. >> reporter: we have lowering humidity today and tomorrow and more humidity next week. i'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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today a suspect charged with killing a lawmaker in england will make his first court appearance, jo cox whofs -- who was considered a rising star, in england. 50 state department leaders have broken with the white house and called for tougher reaction in syria. the memo was sent through a accident channel this let's officials freely give opposing

views on policy. dozens of diplomats and other officials call for military strike against assad of syria. the document was provided to the new york times by a state department official on condition that the name of the signers not be published. the russian track and field team will not be competing in the summer olympic games in rio. they need banned in what's been called a far-reaching doping composer. they are accused of being given a cocktail of banned substances. russian president vladimir putin is condemning the decision. russia won 18 medals in track and field including 8 gold at the last summer olympics. >> reporter: that's unfortunate. >> it is unfortunate. >> reporter: this is going to be a top five maybe top ten.

you'll see a ton ever sunshine today and tomorrow. low humidity levels for the month of june it will feel fabulous out there today and tomorrow. good days for the beach. there will be a sea breeze keeping you guys a little bit cooler today on the sand with highs in the mid 70s. you'll not be getting sandblasted like last sunday with all the gusty winds. double scan live crystal clear, a little bit of ground clutter showing up near cape may this morning. no precipitation out there right now. 85 is the high temperature we are shooting for today. 59 is where we started out this morning. uv index is way up there right now on a scale of 1 to 11, it is a 9. if you're going to be outdoors between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., apply the sunscreen you'll get a burn in 20 minutes or less, especially if you have fair skin. keep reapplying the sunscreen today. 60 in reading, allentown, 59. the lehigh valley beautiful

morning up there, trenton, 57. millville, 59, very comfortable with a light breeze. 57 in atlantic city, cape may, checking in at 63. the weather is going to stay nice and comfortable, what you're not seeing here there's a huge area of high pressure sitting over top of the central portion of the keystone state of pennsylvania. again, high pressure keeps things dry and keeps it very, very quiet like a protective bubble over this part of the country, mid atlantic and the northeast. all this thunderstorm activity goes up and around. you see the storms across the high plains and the heartland of the nation and southern prove -- provinces of canada. sun and high clouds on sunday. sunday nothing going on. next 72 hours look really, really nice. 82, 84 degrees the high in the

city. jersey shore more like the mid 70s. the modeling is a little bit too cool. you get the idea you'll enjoy a nice sea breeze. high temperatures up a notch. 87 or 88 degrees in the city for a high. jersey shore probably closer to 78 or 79. i think that number looks good, probably a little bit too cool. sunday features a sea breeze for the jersey shore, as well. today, sunny and beautiful, 85 degrees is the forecasted high. winds are light out of the south/southwest 5 to 10 miles per hour. the poconos beautiful today and tomorrow, 78 this afternoon, 80 degrees tomorrow, warm and bright, lots of sunshine for the entire weekend. jersey shore looks great, sunny, comfortable, 77 degrees today. nice sea breeze kicking in. jersey shore tomorrow, same thing, plenty of sunshine. maybe a little bit milder but that's enjoyable for this time of the year, 79. the ocean temperature 65. there's a moderate risk for rip currents. probably a moderate risk of rip

currents tomorrow. gary pappa run looking good, if you're taking part, apply the sunscreen. temperatures climbing through the 70s by 11:00 a.m., the humidity levels are a little bit higher, probably not as comfortable as what you're seeing right now, but nice for the month of june. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and beautiful today, 85. sunny and beautiful, tomorrow, 88. sunny and gorgeous for monday, although it's a little bit hotter high of 90. you add the increased humidity it will feel like 93, 94. tuesday afternoon a frontal system approaches from the west there could be a line of showers or thunderstorms. that would be late in the day, that clears everything out just in time for wednesday, thursday and friday, we get a nice, comfortable air mass with highs in the 80s and low humidity levels. it looks good most of next week. >> even if dad doesn't get a present tomorrow, it's a nice day object -- to be out. the water troubles in flint

michigan has created a confidence in the nation's water supply. tamala edwards has more in the art of aging. >> reporter: they are called the center in the park senior environment corp and their mission is to protect the environment for future generations. >> we want to set an example for our children so they can know that growing old is nothing to be afraid of. >> boys and girls listener up. the seniors work with students from local schools. it's a field trip with 5th graders. >> they are our future leaders, we want to make sure they are educated and want to pique their interest in scientist. >> animals need water. >> reporter: they serve as indicators and mentors. >> the young people who come

out here are finding seniors from the community who they look up to are scientists. >> i see how to look for creatures in the creek. >> it's very thrilling to see them get involved. they go home and teach their parents. >> reporter: for the seniors it's about getting involved in something bigger than themselves. >> helping save the planet while molding the next generation. >> it feels good, it's a good use of my time balls i -- becaue i can look back and see what i made a difference. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

so glad you're waking up with us, 7:20, here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware valley this weekend. the 5th annual firefly musical

festival underway in dover, delaware. it kicked off at the woodlands. the headliner is florence and the machine him tomorrow mumford and sons. festival celebrates the passing of the 13th amendment. it features family activities and historical recent -- re-enactments on germantown avenue. atlantic city food truck festival, there's a range of foods you can snack on, this is happening in brighten park betweenarage hotel and the

boardwalk today 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and tomorrow 12:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. we are back with sports.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 saturday morning, turning hotter and noticeably more humid next week. it is a nice comfortable weekend for us, but things change monday and tuesday, a lot of heat has been building across the heartland of the nation, they have been baking across the plain states to the dakotas and the lonestar state. every now and then it happens, it comes east for a day or two, and it heads back to the west. that will happen over the next 7 to 14 days, one to two weeks, we'll get a shot of heat for two days or so, it will retreat and they will be baking out here, we'll go through five or six

days ever comfortable weather and wet get another shot of that and another round of comfortable weather. it will be a repetitive pattern over the next couple of weeks which is fine by us. if you're heading to citizens bank park, 835 degrees for the first -- 85 degrees for the first pitch at 3:05 p.m., 83 in the 9th. phillies hope to break their losing streak when they face the arizona diamondbacks this afternoon. here's jeff skeverski with all your saturday morning sports. talk is cheap, phillies manager pete mccannen can talk about staying focused and playing the right way. pep talk doesn't mean they have pep in their step. it's been anything but picture perfect for the phillies. if it is if it -- phillies lookd

gains the arizona diamondbacks. say it ain't so he, phils a whopping 7 errors the last two games, it gets flat out ugly, phillies pitchers allowed a season high 6 homers last night. they have given up, get this, 17 over the last 4 games. it's the worst stretch in team history. they are still teeing off. phillies lost 10-2. they drop 21 of the last 27 games. >> so much for the team meeting. there's no word to sugar coat that. we give up 11 home runs in the last two runs and committed seven errors, it's not good. we have to keep their heads and up and keep pushing them. >> reporter: the nba draft is less than a week away, the sixers scored a face-to-face

meeting with bensimhon moneys who is the number one -- ben simmons examines the number one pick. they had dinner that's it. he is not expected to hold a private workout for any nba team. in fact the sixers are the original team that had an interview with the forward lsu player. he has put on 20 pounds of muscle for the nba season. steph curry not only lost game 6, he lost his cool and mouth piece and $25,000. he was find for throwing his mouth piece that hit a fan during game 6. cleveland could become the first team to overcome a 3-1 series hole in game 7 by winning game 7 on 6abc sunday night at 8:00 p.m. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski, have a good day.

>> while most 12-year-old girls worry about social media and shopping, one in north carolina is too busy working on her own food pantry, she organized her own food pantry last year and served 30 people at a church fellowship hall. she is renting space because she is serving 100 families every month. she said she was inspired after volunteering at other pantries and learning how many kids are starving, great job. >> a distum

bucks county arc dozen girls are removed from a home, now a man is facing charges for allegedly fathering children with one of them. police in camden county are looking for the driver of a an suv after a bicyclist is hit overnight. plus, the 7th largest jack pot in mega millions history is up for grabs after no winners last night. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with a look ahead with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. summer chris stays away, no reason to complain. >> reporter: wouldn't the be nice is if it stayed this way for the rest of the summer, no more heat or humidity and bright blue skies. 62 in the city of brotherly love. 59 in allentown. trenton, 57.

millville, 59. starting out at 56. cape may, 64. atlantic city 57 degrees. and beach haven showing 64. there's not much of a breeze, either. we have comfortable temperatures, no wind, i you knw what that means, if you ever a tee sometime you're one happy camper. sunny and nice, 73 degrees is the 9:00 a.m. temperature reading. 1:00 p.m., 83. we're forecasting a high of 85 degrees. it's a little bit warmer than previous days, the humidity level is nice and low until we get into sunday night and monday, when the dewpoints increase, the heat increases and there's an increase for showers and thunderstorms as we get into monday night and tuesday. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray? >> thank you so much. police will be back at a bucks county home where a dozen girls were rescued. the girls ages 6 months to 18

years are in protective custody. we have team coverage for you, we begin with dann cuellar. >> reporter: this is 51-year-old lee kaplan charged with sexual assault and related offenses. southampton police went to the home on the report of child welfare concern. they found him living in the tiny house with 12 females, raging in age 6 months to 18 years old. >> interviewing the children we learned that an 18-year-old had a 3-year-old child and 6 mold child with the adult ---month-old child living with the adult. >> reporter: he sider a child with the girl -- sired a child with the girl what she was 14 years. daniel stoltzfus and his wife savilla stoltzfus had come to an agreement that the girl would be gifted to him.

stoltzfus stated that the daughter was gifted to lee kaplan and got them out of financial ruin and kept them from losing their farm. they sent 9 of their children to live with kaplan after losing their farm anyway. they found none of the other girls were sexually assaulted. the former amish couple are in jail for related offenses knowing that kaplan was having sex with the girl and did nothing about it. each is being held on $1 million bail. in feasterville, bucks county. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> neighbors said they knew something was not right, jean betts filed complaints in the past. a neighbor complained 6 months ago when an infant was brought into the home and on wednesday she called the child abuse hot line. >> i wasn't going to let go, i

saw a couple of girls standing in the driveway they looked unhappy and sad, again in the blue dresses. i've been telling my husband for years, something isn't right. >> betts said neighbors relieved that their years of questioning is over and the girls are safe. vernon odem has more from the amish community in quarryville, lancaster county. >> reporter: for three years daniel and savilla stoltzfus have been living in this rented farmhouse in quarryville. some of the neighbors a mile down the road are shocked at the details of their arrest. >> i didn't think anything would happen around here. >> reporter: why not. >> because this is a quiet area. >> reporter: "action news" obtained court documents that the couple had a bitter falling out with the amish church that ended up their home being seized for sheriff sale and their

business going out of business. the court documents said the couple gifted their 14-year-old daughter to kaplan for getting them out of financial ruin. i spoke to their son who said his parents are good parents. >> if you stop in, he would ask you why you there, he don't have much time to talk, and he is not comfortable having people around. >> reporter: i get the impression you thought he was a little bit peculiar. >> exactly, yeah. yup. >> reporter: just like lee kaplan, dan and savilla stoltzfus remain in jail their bail set at $1 million each, in quarryville, lancaster county, vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> you can find more about the

complex story at 6abc.com, of course, we'll continue to update it as more information comes in. the time 7:36, camden county police are looking for the hit-and-run driver who ran into a person riding a bicycle. the action cam was at the scene. the southbound lanes of the black horse pike near haddon avenue. the victim is in critical condition at cooper university hospital. the police have not released the name of the person. investigator are working on on getting the description of the vehicle. if you have any information contact camden county police. police in berywn were called to the 900 block of heather stone yesterday morning where they found the body of a woman inside. so far there are no details of what might have killed the woman. the mayor of oakland, california has fired her nird --

third police chief in nine days over a sex scandal involving two dozen current and former police officers. she said she is trying to run a police department not a frat house. she is trying to deal with a sex scandal involving a teenage prostitute. the 18-year-old woman claimed that the officers in the san francisco bay area had sex with her some, she said when she was under age.>> the most serie right here is the violation of young girls. there are people that are starting to talk that are engaged in prostitution are coming fort to say yes, this is happened that happened at this place at that place. >> reporter: with officers? >> with officers. >> five oakland officers have been placed on leave along

withal -- almeads county officers. freddie gray was placed inside the back of a police van. he was shackled, but not wearing a seat belt. goodson was driving the van. the mega million jackpot is growing, 333 million, the 7th largest in mega millions history. a ticket sold in new jersey was a million dollar winner. the neck drawing is on tuesday. still ahead on "action news," the fight against prostate cancer gets a new local voice as we mark the 7th anniversary of the loss of our beloved gary pappa. plus, a driver losing control of his car and lands in a construction zone.

this is all caught on camera. meteorologist chris sowers will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" on a saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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surveillance video shows the moment a driver lost control of his car and slammed into four construction workers in san

antonio. the car skidded across several lanes before barreling into the construction zone. amazingly the four workers had minor injuries. in alabama, a home was destroyed after a tree came tumbling down during the storm. nobody was inside the house. there were several trees brought down yesterday as severe storms moved through the south. back here at home, meteorologist chris sowers keeping track of our forecast nothing like that in store for today. >> reporter: nothing to complain about, unless you don't like the sunshine. showing the view in penns landing, you can see the spirit of philadelphia. the chop out there. beautiful morning you can see how quiet it is. there's barely a ripple on the delaware river. we're doing pretty good out there this morning. temperatures are nice and cool, the humidity levels very, very low.

we like this time of the year. double scan is clear, nothing developing out there today and tomorrow. temperatures are nice this weekend we'll call it comfortable. the normal high is 83, 84. monday and tuesday, 78 degrees both days. wednesday, 80. thursday, we had clouds and showers and thunderstorms, the highs topped around 70 in the city. yesterday with all that sunshine we managed a high of 84. no 90s last week, we have a couple of 90s in the seven-day forecast this week. speaking of 90s, 90-degree days, summer season on average, we see 24 of them. the accuweather prediction is 32. now we've only seen 6. looks like in the following week we could see a couple of 90-degree days. dewpoint, 55. pressure rising 30.20 inches. 62 in slatington.

saint davids, 56. warrington, 62. same number for levittown. glassboro, 65. no humidity in south jersey this morning. vineland, 55. blue berry county, 59. sea isle city, 65. satellite and radar, the weather will stay nice and quiet over the next couple of days because of the huge area of high pressure which is sitting right here. off to the west of philadelphia this morning. as we get into sunday it starts planting itself right here, so the wind begin to shift a little bit out of the southwest, monday and tuesday start sneaking a little bit farther out to sea. it will allow a cold front to push through here monday evening into tuesday. that will trigger showers and storms. from now until then it looks quiet. water vapor there's the high, all this bone-dry air, desert dry air across the mid atlantic states and the ohio and

tennessee valley. storms stay across the gulf coast states. sunshine up and down the entire eastern seaboard, very pleasant today. high pressure drifts to the south, off the coast if you will, temperatures up a notch temperatures closer to 90 forecasting 88. 87 in reading, 86 in allentown. millville, 82. cape may, 75. atlantic city, right there on the sand, 77. speaking of 70s, 78 degrees in the poconos today, sunny and delightful. warm and bright tomorrow, 80. it's gorgeous on the jersey shore on the sand today. moderate risk for rip currents. that's the only issue you have to be concerned about this afternoon, pay close attention to the lifeguards seas 3 to 4 feet. if you plant yourself on the sand, 77. overall on a scale of one to ten we'll give the weekend a nine.

sunny and beautiful tomorrow. the rest of the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and warm sunday, high of 88. the humidity starts to creep up a little bit late in the day, and then you'll notice the change more so for monday and tuesday, we'll call it hot and humid, both days, high of 90. tuesday there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms, at this point wednesday, thursday, friday, look quiet. although from it there could be an afternoon thunderstorm. that's more than a week ago. we're doing okay, couldn't ask for anything better. >> complaints. i would like to reminds you you can get the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast check storm tracker 6 live at any time on 6abc.com/weather. an all new summer edition of "fyi philly" is coming up on 6abc, hers erin o'hern and karen rogers now. >> reporter: hi everyone here's what's coming up on "fyi philly." it's our annual summer fun special. from workout to the winery to

lounging at the beer garden. two festival we're taking the fun outdoors. we have everything from pixar to penguin. how about skydiving indoors. i'm excited. we hope you join us. >> brand new video at 7:30

shows american astronaut tim copla being pulled from the so capsule landing in kazakhastan. all three men spent 186 days in space on board the international space station. in "healthcheck" this morning, doctors may not be washing their hands as often as one might hopefully' a new study at santa clara valley medical

center suggests that doctors change their behavior according to whether they are being watched. a group watch for hand washing habits. another group found hand watching happened 57% of the time when observed by nursing. that number plummeted by 22% by volunteers. 7:50. it's been seven years since we lost our friend and colleague gary pappa to prostate cancer. tomorrow we honor his memory and message with the annual father's day's run. this year another local celebrity is helping to spread the word. ali gorman has the details. >> honestly my favorite of all time is batman. >> reporter: his voice has been heard on local radio for decades, steve morrison has been

a be pro active about their health. steve will be a featured feature at the gary pappa father's day's run which raises awareness for money for research to fight prostate cancer. he was diagnosed at the age of 54. he was seeing his doctor regularly and the cancer was caught early. >> the whole message being ahead of it was what saved my life. steve had surgery and is now cancer free. he urges other men talk to your healthcare provider, get the appropriate screening and follow up. he tells me he feels honored to be associated with gary pappa and his message. although gary lost his life. he likely saved many. >> the lives he has saved through his journey and through what he encountered is almost

incomprehensible. that sentiment was echoed by another philadelphia favorite. >> he lived a great life and now he is making a difference when he is gone and philadelphia was better for having gary pappa here. >> and as for screening for prostate cancer, all men should talk to their healthcare provider starting at age 50. if you have a higher risk you want to start that conversation in your 40s, that includes having a family history or african-american. as for the run it is this sunday, many of us from "action news" will be out there, and there is time to sign up. the first race the 10k at 7:30 a.m., we have all the information on 6abc.com. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> an important message. 7:52. next meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stay with us. we're coming right back.

>> you have to look at this, this pool party for the dogs, if you look closely there's one pooch this is not splashing around, you see him there, the video shows him sitting still in the water while outline the other dogs are swimming and splashing in the water. she waited patiently until someone threw her a ball. the video has gone viral with more than 14 million people viewing it, she said no ball, i'm not going to play. she gets her way. better pool party than we have. >> we could have a pool party today because of the weather. >> reporter: tomorrow, lots of sunshine and highs top around 85 today and 88 tomorrow. take a look at this, how would you like to wake up and see this, first things in the morning. this was sent in by suez as --

suzanne in new jersey. a hot air balloon. we get things started, 77 degrees down the jersey shore, sunny and bright, 85 in the city. 78 in the poconos. tomorrow's high temperature 88 degrees, the humidity is a little bit higher than today, but very nice for the month of june. >> no complaints. >> reporter: no complaint. >> thank you. 67:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's paula fair i -- ferris wh the preview. >> reporter: fires are blazing out west fueled by extreme heat and dry conditions, air quality is a concern and hundreds of structures are threatened, rob marciano is monitoring this morning. authorities have obtained surveillance video give them a clear picture what happened inside the pulse nightclub

inside the final moments. nba series heading to a vinyl game 7. steph curry threw his mouth guard, what's the ruling for the golden state's golden child. we'll have that on "g.m.a." >> a couple is forcing their teenage son to live in a tent, they say it's an appropriate punishment, but not everyone agrees. the search is on for a two gunmen after a man was shot in center city during an attempted holdup. we'll have that an more at 9:00 a.m. for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall, make it a great day.

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good morning, america. the breaking news, terror arrests. new raids overnight in belgium. 40 people questioned. dozens of homes searched. was there a new plot to kill similar to the attacks on the airport and the subway in march. why police say they had to move right away. inside the orlando massacre. the pulse "nightclub's surveillance cameras capturing the chaos. what went on inside as donald trump says the key to stopping more attacks is more guns. >> and one of the people in that room happened to have it and goes, boom, boom. you know what, that would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight. >> plus, what we're learning about the gunman. why omar mateen was kicked out of the corrections academy. wildfire danger. fires burning in four states