pick ben simmons mourns the loss of his cousin struck down by a hit and run driver. the number of dead expected to increase by the wildfire out of control in central california. two bucks county neighborhoods breathe easier with a roaming bear on his way to his new home. >> chris sowers is off, look who is here, david murphy. >> reporter: chris and lori on their way to their honeymoon. it was a great wedding. >> we had a lot of fun. >> a lot of dancing. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry, the sun is building nice and bright across the region. we had cloud cover sweeping through in the predawn hours. it is to the south. this next system comes in late tomorrow. today we're looking warm with humidity on the low side. 73 in trenton. 72 in wilmington. 74 in allentown.

672 in cape may -- cape may on the boards, anything over 60 is humid that's not very far above 60. the dewpoints will go down as we go through the day. we're going for a high of 88 this afternoon. looks like we'll be there around 3:00 p.m. maybe as soon as 2:00 p.m. holding on the mid 80s by dinnertime and the 70s later on. lots of sunshine, and perhaps cumulus clouds mixing later on. air quality issue in philadelphia. urban centers around the city. not everywhere, particularly in philadelphia, delaware county, bucks montgomery, chester county, kids senior citizens and those with heart and lung conditions including asthma, we are in a code orange ozone-action day. that means the ground level ozone could be bad enough if you

overdue it. don't overdue it. monday we have a couple of thunderstorms, monday and tuesday, details coming up. >> it's a stunning tragedy for new sixers top pick ben simmons. the hunt is on for the person who ran down his cousin in new jersey. police say he was hit walking home from a friend's birthday party in hoboken new jersey. he was in the crosswalk when a suv hit him sending him into the parked car. >> the victim was gasping for air. he was walking with another friend. >> police are talking to that friend and other witnesses. surveillance camera captured the image. vehicle. it's a black suv with a new york plate. after learning of the tragedy,

ben simmons tweeted -- time 9:02. new this morning, police are looking for the person who shot a man in the back while sitting inside a car on a north philadelphia street. the action cam at the scene 10th and diamond streets where the road has littered with shell casings. the victim was shot at 3:30 a.m. he was able to drive and spotted police officers investigating an accident nearby. they took the injured man to temple university hospital. this morning no word on his condition. this morning, folcroft police officer christopher dorman continues to recover after being shot seven times on friday. his condition was upgraded to guarded which is good news. last night his hometown rallied to support him. jeff chirico was there. >> reporter: there were cheers where there could could have tears. >> we need to stop and acknowledge the fact that

something miraculous has happened. >> reporter: hundreds lit candles and wrote messages of support celebrating officer christopher dorman who took seven bullets protecting his community. >> i started crying. he is one of us. >> reporter: for many, dorman isn't just any cop he was born and raise understand folcroft and volunteered as a firefighter since he could drive. police say he was ambushed responding to a call of drug activity. he was flown to penn presbyterian where he underwent surgery for shots to his face, leg and groin. >> he is alive ascertain doing terrific. he is up and walking. >> reporter: george dorman said the bullet-proof vest saved his son's life. he is refusing all pain meld indication. >> i would be hitting that little red button every two

seconds. he told them take it away. >> i would like to thank the police and paramedics county doctors. dorman released the video thanking those who saved him. the neighbors say it is them who she would be thanking him. police arrested donte island accused of shooting at dorman and another officer, island is being held on $1 million bail. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> officer dorman was supposed to attend the kenny chesney concert at the linc. the video of dorman talking from his hospital bed he asked him not to forget him. he heard about the officer and acknowledged him, but told the crowd the officer had died. social media exploded with calls for chesney to correct this. we have call also in about the

mistake -- we have calls in about the mistake. a ferocious wildfire has taken lives of two people. we know 150 homes have been reduced to ashes and another 500 are threatened. lighter winds are helping fire crews make gains, only a small percentage is contained. since thursday, the fire has burned 57 1/2 square miles. president obama has approved federal aid for flood-ravaged portions of west virginia. two people have died and several are missing and unknown number are homeless. federal emergency officials have begun the job assessing the homes and businesses.

montgomery county authorities are trying to identify the body of a man found in stoney creek last night. he was discovered in the creek under the airy street bridge close to where it enters the schuylkill river. there is no word from investigators who are trying to identify the body and find out how the man died. dozens of people hit the schuylkill river trail in center city, not for a run, they were part of a watch group aimed at cutting down the crime that occurred along the trail. "action news" reporter, trish hartman has the latest information. >> schuylkill trail watch starts now. >> reporter: after months of training volunteers started patrolling the schuylkill trail to keep the users safe. >> once we began to advertise we were creating a trail watch. people stepped up to the plate and said how can i get involved. >> reporter: 80 volunteers in plain cloths will patrol the trail. next week they will be in

uniform. >> walkers and bikers will be paired off together for two hour shifts throughout the day. >> reporter: badges were handed out to people who completed the training, which volunteers say was very thorough. >> we were taught to pick out people and remember what they look like. >> reporter: police officers say the extra eyes and ears will be a huge hem. last month two incidents of indecent exposure were reported and in february, several teens were arrested and charged with assault and assault an robbery. >> i can't explain to you how important it is for us to have help in the neighborhood. >> reporter: trail users say the patrols are a welcome addition. >> i think that will make others feel comfortable and make the community feel safe and healthy feel like a family

atmosphere. >> reporter: there are talks about surveillance cameras for the trail. organizers hope to train more volunteers as the summer goes on. if you're interested in becoming one, you can find a link the 6abc.com. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia authorities are investigating the death of a woman and a fire in germantown. her body was found in the basement after firefighters put out a fire on the 200 block of price street. a second person was taken frmghts home and sent -- from that home and sent to einstein. the home may have been abandoned property. one person went to the hospital last night from a fire in haverford township. this started on the 2700 block of belmont avenue. it took fire crews an hour to get it under control. two homes were damaged. the injured person went to crozer-chester medical center. >> a bear spotted in falls township and morrisville bucks

county has been captured. wildlife officials tranquilized the bear. the animal will be transported to deep in rural pennsylvania. the bear is approximately 2 years old and likely recently left its mother's care. on the campaign trail donald trump is softening his stance on letting muslims in the u.s. recenterly -- recently he talked about spending muslims where there's a threat of terrorism in their county. tickets for the july 12th matt knee starts at $2,700 each for fundraiser for hillary

clinton. $849 for a premium ticket and more on the black market. >> time 9:11 much more ahead on sunday morning edition of "action news." communities on the watch for zika virus. we'll have to wait for federal aid. live look through sky6 live hd philadelphia international airport, meteorologist david murphy filling in for the newlywed, chris sowers, he'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask

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say they will create a permanent memorial for the 49 victims killed in the pulse nightclub shooting. a committee will be established to oversee the process. there's no word on where the memorial will be placed or when it will be dedicated. the june 1st massacre was the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. hawaii has become the first state to put gun owners in a federal data base. it let's the state check on owners who do wrong doing anywhere in the u.s. it will alaw the hawaiian police to know when a gun owner does

wrong. >> david murphy is here for chris sowers on his honeymoon. >> reporter: i fill in for him every now and then. chris is on the way to the bahamas. feeling like the bahamas here, more than the bahamas. looking live at cape may. beaches will be crowded later, it will be a great afternoon at the jersey shore. 72 degrees currently. the dewpoint indicating a tad of humidity, anything over 06 is considered humid, but that's not humid, the wind are out of the south when they are blowing, right now they are calm. we have seen them up to 3, 4 miles per hour in the morning hours. 74 in reading, 72 in wilmington. pretty much the same sort of temperature profile from millville to dover and the shore. nice on the beach.

satellite shows you after a sweep of morning cloud cover we're looking at bright sunshine. there will be a couple of fair weather cumulus developing as we go through the afternoon. the next batch of cloud cover and rain you won't have to worry about that until tomorrow. code orange ozone-action day posted by officials in southeastern pennsylvania for philadelphia, delaware county and urban areas in bucks and montgomery and chester counties. sensitive groups need to be aware of this, especially between the hours of noon and 6. there could be enough ground level ozone enough to irritate your throat and give you a breathing problem, if you're part of the senior citizen community or have lung or asthma issues. if you're at a barbecue you want to keep the sunscreen handy and cool drinks going. overall not too bad. down the shore, sun, breezy at

times, 78 degrees is the high, 67 in the water. we're lowering the risk of rip currents to low, that doesn't mean you jump in the water anywhere, swim next to the lifeguards. in the poconos nice day today, bright and sunny, warmer than yesterday, high of 81 degrees. in philadelphia toasty, high of 88. low humidity like allentown and other spots around the region, cool drinks important if you're out and about concerting yourself and doing -- exerting yourself and doing stuff. overnight tonight, 65 is the low, humidity might be up a little bit. generally speaking starting out okay. in the morning, look for sunshine. as we go into the afternoon, the clouds will fill in more, eventually we'll see showers popping through and perhaps a thunderstorm. this is the latest #3:00 p.m. imagery. there's a bit of rumble of thunder all the way up to 1:00 p.m. and beyond.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of sunshine, 88 cooler drinks and you're going to. tomorrow, shower or thunderstorm possible, 86 the high. muggy and unsettled tuesday, another shower or thunderstorm around, 85. after that the humidity drops during the day, we may have a spotty leftover shower, generally speaking high of 85. comfortable on thursday, 87. friday it's muggy, we're back and forth between the muggies, which is tip -- typical around here. 89 degrees. saturday, 89 degrees and slightly muggy. phillies have fireworks. pedals the bear has emerged in

oakwood new jersey. look at pedals go. the video taken a few days ago and posted on facebook shows that pedals seems to be in good health and moving well. it is believed she suffered some injury to his two front paws and adapted to walking on its hind legs, we'll be right back. >> welcome back on this sunday

morning, it is 9:21, 727 degrees, sky6 live hd taking live look at chester, pennsylvania, the commodor barry bridge there. best wishes to the newlyweds, chris sowers and lori we were at their wedding on friday, they are on their way to their honeymoon. a world track star says he has the zika virus. he won a gold medal in 2012 said he will take part in the olympic trials. meantime across the u.s.,

counties are facing the zika virus on their own without federal funding. the president said he will vo tow a gop bill if passed -- passed by the house. what's good for the body is good for the mind. regular workouts boost the size of the brain connected with memory and learning. it simulates the release of growth factors and chemicals that make your brain sharper. all it takes is a brisk walk for an hour twice a week. >> a texas woman ends up with a bizarre after effect after surgery. she has a british act -- accent. she went in for jaw surgery and came out sounding like she was

across the pond. >> i didn't the reaction i would get from people, are they going understand how many i'm speaking? >> i kind of like the accent. it's a rare disorder known as foreign accent syndrome. it's been confirmed in fewer than 100 people worldwide in the last industry. the from said he cannot find the explanation for the windchill in the act sentence and cannot predict whether it will switch back to the texas accent in the future.

>> reporter: saturday was nice and sunday is looking great, too, we have rain to the south

and showers and thunderstorms to the west. high pressure in control across the immediate region. that's keepingment winds down -- keeping the winds down and the sun bright. the humidity a tad humid in spots, but not too bad. highs in the 70s down the shore, 60s in the ocean. risk of moderate rip currents. 70s off the rehoboth beach and bethany beach. upper 70s there. if you're heading out to the barbecue. cool drinks and sunscreen. 88 degrees is the high in philadelphia this afternoon, gray? >> thank you so much. time 9:26. jeep grand cherokee owners are suingiat chrysler in the

effect of the an ton yelchen was killed when his grand cherokee rolled down the driveway pinning him against the gate. chrysler filed a recall, but owners were only give a notice. swift joined 180 musicians in record labels in sending a petition to congress. they are asking lawmakers to fix the law that makes it easy to access music. google declined to comenlt, but said they have paid over $3 million in music issues. voters in britain want a new vote on the european union. >> the government rolls out

drones to keep the skies safe. meteorologist david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >> sunday morning and just four

days to go until the pennsylvania budget deadline and some lawmakers will be working today. iraqi commanders say the city of fallujah is free of isis. in philadelphia, a young man is fighting for his life

after an early morning car crash. those stories in just a bit, but outside we go for david murphy in for chris sowers with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. david great to have you here, sir. >> reporter: thank you much, sir. it's a warm and sunny day. we had clouds that were trying to sneak in this morning, but it's gone. humidity low, the cloud cover out to the north and west not an issue until tomorrow. 7 # in philadelphia. 74 in allentown. 75 in reading. a little warmer in the northern and western suburbs. we'll be a degree warmer up there all day. 72 in millville 74 on the boards in cape may. 62 degrees is the current dewpoint. anything over 60 indicates humid air. 62 in philadelphia and wilmington, is not that bad. a little bit more humid in south jersey and delaware. for the pool sunscreen and cool

drinks. humidity is low, but it's warm. the high is the 88-degree reading you see at 3:00 p.m. in philadelphia. down the the beach 78 this afternoon. it's an ozone-action day in philadelphia. the immediate pennsylvania suburbs surrounding that means particularly between the hours of noon and 6:00 p.m. the ground level ozone will be at the high levels. that means senior citizens orchids and people with heart and lung conditions should limit outdoor exertion this afternoon. when i step inside, things change tomorrow. the possibility of humidity and the storm out to the west it's all coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> 9:31 your time. in the news, the pennsylvania house appropriations committee is planning a rare sunday night meeting in an effort to get moving on a state budget that has a deadline hanging over it. the republican controlled house and senate have not supported tax increases governor wolf proposed to pay for increases in

school programs and other programs. the two sides are talking about recent stating a tax on gas and cigarettes. >> the ripple continues from britain's decision to get out of european union. hungry's prime minister said the whole eu needs to be changed. meantime u.s. secretary of state john kerry is rushing to brussels to meet top diplomats. >> reporter: tonight as the new reality sets in. >> i will on a bus living in a -- i'll be living in a country i'm uncomfortable about. >> reporter: the questions and regrets. >> do you regret the fact that you voted to leave? >> i'm not regreting it at the moment, possibly, only time will tell. >> reporter: more than 2.5 million people and counting

sign this petition asking for another chance to vote. don't expect it to happen. one saying there's zero chance. the european union delivering this message to britain, leave now. it's britain's call to decide when to trigger the divorce. britain is in no hurry. i suspect other urine countries will yiewrng countries will -- european countries will make it hard for us. what happens when cameron steps down. it could be this man. london's controversial former mayor known for his he can eccec personality stunts like these and yes, his hair, facing the rath of the remain voters friday as he was leaving his home. >> shame on you borris. >> reporter: this is uncharted territory. no nation has left the eu in

modern times. now france and italy is considering having their own vote. lama hasan, abc news, london. >> this morning pope francis called for closer ties with armenia's orthodox church. the pontiff visited the country's closed border with turkey amid new tensions with the turkish government over recognition of the 1915 genocide. turkey said the armenians by turkey was a planned genocide. turkey said the million 1/2 deaths is an inflate the figure. iraqi government declared victory over isis in flawj in -- fallujah. the new crisis is an influx of

refugees of tens of thousands. dozens cramp together for a bit of shade. supplies of water and food are running low. there is only one toilet for nearly thousands of people. fallujah was under control of islamic state militants 2014. they mens lost their lives -- three men lost their lives yesterday when their boat was hit by a wave off catalina island. the coast guard rescued four survivors, two are in critical condition. waves in the area were reportedly between 4 and 6 feet. ten cuban migrants climb out of a row boat and landed in florida yesterday. five were taken to the hospital for observation, the other half were handcuffed and detaint. there's no word on how can it

took to travel the trip from cuba to florida. as cuban migrants make it to lands they are allowed to stay in the u.s. if they are pick up at sea they are returned to cuba. >> 9:35. new information to tell you about this morning, medics rushed a man to temple university hospital after his car smashed into a septa trolley pole in north philadelphia. look at this, a frightening scene there. the action cam at north 11th and west susquehanna avenue. the man is in his 20s being treated for ahead trauma and other seer -- serious injuries. no cause on what caused the accident. if you have a drone for business or thinking about getting one, pay close attention. the ffa has new rules you need to know. they are designed to make skies safe for planes and controlled aircraft. >> reporter: the faa says if you

parade a commercial drone that weighs up to 55 pounds you can fly with daylight hours or twilight with anticollision lighting. drones cannot fly higher than 400 feet. drones must stay within the operators line of sight. if you want to fly at a far distance, someone's must have eyes on the aircraft at all times and be in contact with the pilot. commercial drones aren't for kids. you must be 16 years old and complete a flight review every two years and you have to pass a backgrounds check by the tsa. these rules are only for commercial flights. that is if you want to use a drone to make money, like inspecting buildings or utility or taking professional pictures. the rules are not set in stone just yet. there is a two month comment period before the rules are finalized. >> i'm mary maloney.

a industry after transporting -- century after transporting shippingment panama canal does it again. >> looking live through sky6 live hd, center city from our temple uniform camera. meteorologist david murphy happens the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. we've got you covered. enjoy free breakfast on the run and free wi-fi. get up to 20 percent off as a hilton hhonors member at hampton.com.

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seen along the sidewalks of manayunk. the 27th manayunk arts festival kicks off today. 200,000 are expected to visit main street before it wraps up today. visitors yesterday got to mees some of us at -- got to meet some of us at "action news" including my co-anchor, gray hall. >> it was fun out there, he was it was -- it was great meeting all the fans. i want to give shoutouts. >> reporter: you have to wear that cap whenever you do that summertime greeting. looking live outside, it's another sunny day, if you're heading to the festival or anywheres, bright sunshine in play, cool drinks not a bad idea because it is toasty out there.

humidity is low and lots of sunshine as we mentioned. tomorrow we'll feel the humidity rise as well as the clouds coming in. monday and tuesday there's a chance of spotty pop-up thunderstorm around as we turn muggy with the air and get fronts coming through the region. air quality alert, code orange so he owen action alert, no everywhere, but the folks in pennsylvania who monitor the situation do think the ozone level at the ground will be unhealthy levels particularly from noon to 6:00 p.m., philadelphia, delaware county, bucks, montgomery and chester counties mainly in urban centers for seniors, young kids and those with heart and lung ailments. it's a tad humidity. anything over 60 indicates humid air, that's not very humid. winds are out of the south, very calm and looking good out there. satellite shows there was

predawn cloud cover trying to sweep through. it's down to the south and it's gone now. the next batch of cloud cover out to the west is not an issue until tomorrow. you'll see that on future tracker 6 in a moment. 88 degrees in philadelphia. that's the high today, i was sitting there, thinking trying to stop that, and now larry over there like thanks a lot. 88 in philadelphia. 86 in wilmington, 89 in trenton. 90 is the high in allentown. 91 in reading. i can't stop those when they are coming. 83 in millville. 83 in dover. upper 70s down the beach in cape may county and elsewhere. 77 in surf city and beach haven this afternoon. more of the same through atlantic city and ocean city. ocean temperature, 68 that's up a degree over the last half-hour. low risk of rip currents as you survey the numbers and warm ocean water near delaware it's never a good idea to try to swim where there isn't a lifeguard on duty. afternoon forecast, 2:00 p.m.,

87. we'll get the 88-degree high at 8:00 p.m. 87 at 4:00 p.m. 83 at 6:00 p.m. and back in the 70s by 8:00 a.m. low 70s by 9:00 p.m. or 10:00 p.m. tonight. tomorrow morning will be comfortable. sunny, 62 in philadelphia. as we go into the afternoon as soon as 1:00 p.m. we'll be in the 80s heading toward the mid 80s. cooler down the shore with an or shore flow. sun and clouds, as we head into late morning and early afternoon. as we get later into the day, 3, 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., there's a chance of showers developing ahead of a cold front and might be thunderstorms mixing in during the day. later in the evening you'll see them popping up between 6 and 1:00 p.m. the seven day from action act, 88 degrees, sunny and warm. humid tomorrow, clouds and sun, a spotty thunderstorm, 86 and more spotty showers and thunderstorms on tuesday, muggy with a high of 85. on wednesday, during the afternoon in particular you'll

feel the humidity dropping, 83 degrees, thursday is comfortable, we're back to the muggies on friday, saturday partly sunny, friday and saturday a spotty thunderstorm not out of the question. highs up close to 90. >> you okay? >> reporter: everything is fine now. we would like to remind you you can find the seven-day forecast at any time of the day on our website 6abc.com/as will. a dangerous species of jelly fish is developing off the coast of south jersey, a are a recent biologist have captured them at monmouth beach. he wants to determine how fast the population is expanding. >> one of the questions we want to know where they are are there hot spots within the region.

>> the species are native to the pacific ocean, but a ship may have carried them to the east coast. the jelly fish were first spotted in new jersey. experts say they perform calm bay water over the rough ocean.

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wilmington, delaware, meteorologist david murphy says have a barbecue today, it's going to be great weather. the yellow cloud guitar owned by the great prince sold at an auction in los angeles yesterday for $137,500. heritage auctions did not name the new owner. he use the guitar in videos in 1990. according to heritage he broke the neck during an appearance on french television. as we know principal died in april. -- prince died in april. bug talkers, in north carolina, this family welcomed triplets three identical little girls, they are literally a one this a million conceived without medical help. they are a month old and mom and dad are having a hard time telling them apart. they came up with this colorful solution, they paint each girl's

toe nails a different color. they have a son garve vin they were trying trying to for numbeo when they got two, three, four. karen williams was running a marathon when she saw a bear. >> she was ripping at my upper arms, i screamed and hurt and pretended i was dead and she kept glancing over at me. she spent a terrifying ten minutes lying still before the bear moved on. she'll need plastic surgery to fix an eye brow. wildlife officials caught the bear and euthanized it and tested it for rabies. the bear attacked because

williams accidently scared one of her cubs, we'll be back with sports.

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live look right now via, sky6 live hd at the ben franklin bridge. 9:53 sunday, 72 degrees, it's going to be a nice, warm day, grab a bottle of water and find shade. in sports, the phillies beat one of the teams in baseball by getting to one of the best pitchers in the game. the phils played first place giants. ruf hit a two-run homer to put the phils ahead 3-2. until last night the giants pitcher has not given up more

than two runs in the game since april. the phils win 3-2. they play each other again this afternoon. 9:54, elsewhere on the sports scene, a new honor for former phil, pete rose. >> jeff skeverski has that. >> reporter: after celebrating the biggest night of his life with his family, ben simmons grieving the loss of his cousin who was killed saturday morning. zachary simmons was killed by a hit and run accident in north jersey. he posted -- flyers gm ron hextall has been transparent about his plan in the nhl draft.

pick guys who can score. the flyers scored seven. yesterday they picked up canadian center who led the junior team in points and assists. they handed a sweater out. later in the second round they take goalie of the year carter hart, the first goalie off the board who is known for his vigorous workout. >> it's not like the old days where you were a chubby kid. you have to be in good shape and stay flexible. i'm honored and excited to go to a an organization like that. >> we wanted speed, size and skill. obviously it's not in every player, but we feel we have all three elements. the picks are earser to zero in on. >> nobody scored more goals in the major league soccer than the union. it's a big reason why they were

under beaten at home coming into play last night. it's a big reason they have scored more points than any other team in the conference. they tried to keep the run going against vancouver. a pep talk in the 14th minute. how about this shot off the post. he scores union up 1-nill. vancouver rebounds with three unanswered goals. 84th minute. union lost their first loss at home since last september. former philly star pete rose may be banned from the baseball hall of fame, but finally inducted into the cincinnati hall of fame, the team was given permission to do so. rose was waiting for 30 years to do this. so have the fans, reds fans gave him a standing ovation and

chanted his name for more than a minute. listen to this one, a renovated office building in loss language loss is open to the -- los angeles is open to the public, take a look how you get from one floor to the next. they held a dance party outside the buildings in l.a. to celebrate the grand opening. sky slide. a 45-foot long glass enclosed slide along the side of the building that connects the 70th floor to the 69th floor. it's part of a 68 million-dollar renovation that includes an open observation deck and bar. it costs $33 to take the ride. i hate heights and the only question is why, i would never do that in a million years. >> i would say it looks like fun. >> you do and you take a picture. >> i'll do it. a community rallies behind

a hero in blue recovering from being shot seven times. broadway's big hit goes to bat for one of the presidential candidates, we'll tell you what's in the works. plus, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" sunday morning comes right back.

>> welcome back it is 10:00 a.m., sunday, june 26. in the news, sixers top draft pick ben simmons mourns the loss of his cousin struck down by a hit and run driver. >> the number of dead expected to increase from the wildfire out of control in central california. >> two bucks county neighborhoods breathe easier with a roaming bear on the way to a his new home. >> david murphy is here at the big board with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have a nice day, we have rain down so the towt -- down to the south and another system coming in tomorrow. we have warm sunshine and low humidity. 77 in philadelphia. 78 in allentown.

notice how it's warmer in areas to the north. it will probably stay on the hot side in allentown then down in philadelphia. 76 in trenton. down in cape may. 72 degrees currently. the dewpoints have slipped below that 60-degree humidity threshhold in philadelphia. so definitely feeling more and more comfortable in the city, still holding on to 62 in wilmington, i do think like yesterday, the numbers will continue to drop. it's not going to be all that humid this afternoon. if you have plans perhaps have a sunday barbecue. it's going to be warm out there, you'll want cool drinks if you're working the drill -- grill, or the drill. mostly sunny skies, requiring sunscreen. 3:00 p.m., 88 degrees, that's the high. we have an issue with air quality around philadelphia and urban centers in delaware, bucks, and montgomery counties. code orange today that means the grounds level ozone is high

enough where it could give you a breathing problem or irritate your throat if you're young kids or senior citizens or people with heart and lung conditions especially between the hours of noon and 6:00 p.m. when the pollution leaves will be at the worst, in and around philadelphia today. we have changes tomorrow in the humidity and perhaps thunderstorms. that's coming up in future tracker 6 and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray, or nydia. >> the number one draft pick f the sixers has gone from being on top of the world to grieving a death of his cousin. trish hartman what are you learning? >> reporter: ben simmons was with his cousin simmons

was hit in a violent hit and run crash in hoboken new jersey. zachary was walking home from a birthday party at 3:30 a.m. when he was life was cut short. police say he was in the crosswalk when an suv crashed into him sending him flying into this parked car. the driver took off and was pronounced at the hospital. this witness spoke after it happened. >> he was walking with another friend. all i heard, the gentleman we at the police department extremely upset and shaken. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the image of a black suv with new york plates before it struck simmons, it could be a yukon tahoe or esclade.

the corner which has no stop sign is notorious for speeding. >> people get hit by a car like twice a week. >> reporter: ben simmons tweeted a photo of two of them on draft night in new york city, saying i'm glad i could share this moment with you. rest of peace, cuzzo. anyone with information contact the hudson county police department or hoboken police department. police are looking for the person who shot a man in the back while sitting inside a car on a north philadelphia street. the action cam at the scene, 10th and diamond where the road was littered with shell casings. the victim was shot at 3:30 a.m. he feels able to drive and spotted -- he was able to drive and spotted police officers investigating an accident. they took him to temple

university hospital. no world on his condition. folcroft police officer christopher dorman continues to recover after being shot seven times. his condition has been upgraded to guarded. last night his hometown rallied to support him. jeff chirico was there. >> reporter: there were cheers where there could easily have been tears. >> we need to symptom and acknowledge the fact -- we need to stop and acknowledge the fact that something miraclous happened. >> i started crying, he is one of us. >> right away you start thinking which one was it. >> reporter: for many, dorman is not just any cop. he was born and raised in folcroft and volunteered as a firefighter since he could drive. authorities say he was ambushed responding to drug activity.

he was flown to pen presbyterian where he underwent surgery for shots to his face, leg and groin. george dorman said the bullet-proof vest saved his son's life. he told the crowd his son is a fighter and refusing all pain medication. >> i would be hitting that little red button every two seconds. he said take it away i'm not going to do it. >> reporter: dorman released this video thanking those who saved him, but the neighbors say they are the one whorkd -- who she would do the thanking. >> every officer out here put their life on the line everyday. >> reporter: donte brooks is charged with two counts of attempted murder and other charges he is accused of shooting at another officer. island is being held on $1 million bail. jeff chirico channel 6 "action

news." >> officer dorman was supposed to attend the kenny chesney concert at the linc. in the link from the hospital, he asked kenny not to forget him. kenny acknowledged him, but mistakenly told the crowd he had died. he said he was caught up in the moment and did not know what happened to the officer and did not mean to say he had died. a voracious wildfire continues to rage this morning. it has taken two lives and the death toll may go higher. >> remains were found inside a mobile home that was burned by the fast-moving fire. lighter winds are helping fire crews make gains, but only a small percentage is contained. continues thursday, the kearn county fire has burned 57 1/2

square miles. president obama has approved federal aid for flood ravaged portions of west virginia. two people have died and several others missing. an unnone number homeless. they can't put a dollar amount on the destruction yet. pga tour canceled a tournament next week at the famed green briar resort. montgomery county authorities are trying to identify the body of a man found in stoney creek where the creek flows into the schuylkill river. there is no word from investigators how the man died. 10:08. after months of training extra eyes and ears will be on the schuylkill river trail. 80 volunteers will patrol the trail to keep the users safe. at the kickoff yesterday, badges were handed out to people who completed the training which volunteers say was surprisingly

thorough. trail users say the patrols are a welcome addition. >> ink it will make others -- i think it will make others feel comfortable and the community safe and healthy. >> each section we go to we can get a positive response it's better for us. i can't complain is how important it is -- explain how it is -- how important it is for us to have help from the neighborhood. >> organizers hope to train more volunteers as the summer continues. a woman's body was found in the basement after firefighters put out a fire on the 200 block of price street. a second person was taken from the home to einstein medical center. investigators say the home may have been an abandoned property. a bear spotted in falls township has been captured.

conservation officials tranquilized the bear yesterday afternoon. the animal will be transported to a location deep in rural pennsylvania. the bear is approximately 2 careers old and likely recently left its mother's care. on the campaign trail, donald trump seems to be softening his stance on letting muslims into the u.s. he called for a total ban, but recently he talked about spending immigration from nations where there's a approve history of terrorism. yesterday visiting one of his golf courses in scotland, he said strong investigate not a ban would be -- strong vetting not a band would be part ever his immigration policy. tickets for the hamilton start at $2,700 apiece. ten thousand for a premium seat and photo session with clinton. tickets for hamilton are the hardest to get on broadway, $849

for a premium ticket and more on the black market. >> i would like to see it, but the prices are steep. >> yes. still ahead on "action news" sunday morning. a secret from long ago is unearth at a delaware county house. how it played a role in history. >> a dad's actions to support his son echo across the internet. we'll have more on it in the social forum. taking you live outside sky6 live hd at the beach, atlantic city, a whole lot of folks out there. great day for the beach. pleelings david murphy hans the -- meteorologist, david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

>> hawaii is the first state to put gun owners into a data base it let's them see wrong doing anywhere in the u.s. it will ray allow the hawaii police to be notified when a firearm owner is arrested. residents and visitors are required to register their guns. 10:13, meteorologist david murphy in for chris sowers. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we have a lack of precipitation, reaffirming the idea when you take a look at the airport. a lot of planes coming and going, but you won't want to leave it's a nice, summer afternoon. 77 degrees, the dewpoint has

slipped below 60 degrees. the winds have picked up out of the south at 5 miles per hour. warm enough where you might like a more breezy day. you're not going to have much wind. 78 in allentown. # 78 in reading. 77 in transport. 677 in millville new -- 77 in millville. satellite showing how cloud cover tried to sweep through, now we'll only have fair weather cumulus during the day. the showers will be dieing down a bit and this will be an issue tomorrow afternoon and evening. air quality alert posted in central pork of the -- portion of the region. if you're in philadelphia and delaware county and urban centers in bucks, montgomery and chester counties, air quality might be high or poor for

sensitive groups. if you're among the senior citizen population young kids or people with heart and ailments, and you're in southeastern pennsylvania or close to philadelphia limit your outdoor exertion. in allentown, hot, 90 degrees, so cool drinks important if you're out and about or getting active today. down the shore, 67 in the water, 78 on the beach. plenty of sunshine, breezy at times this afternoon with a sea breeze, low risk of rip currents you want to swim near the lifeguards, right, right. same thing in the poconos for lake swimming. nice in the poconos with low humidity. in philadelphia, lots of sun, low humidity, warm high 88 degrees, so, again if you're toiling or playing today, cool drinks important, sunscreen, as well. winds out of the southwest at 6 to 12 miles per hour. i'm going tore five mispronouncations in the weather cast, i'm up to 3.

winds out of of the south, southwest 6 to 12 miles per hour. future tracker 6 tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. shows us we're sunny and fairly comfortable. as we get into the afternoon, this is the noon view, the clouds fill in, the humidity levels come back up, later in the day there's a chance of showers building in from the north and west. 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., there could thunderstorms mixing in. more of that is possible from 11 and beyond. this will die down after midnight or so, tomorrow evening you could hear rumbles of thunder. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 87, 88 degrees, clouds and sun, 86 is the high, a thunderstorm 0 possible later in the day or evening. unsettled on tuesday with spotty showers or thunderstorms armed on tuesday, high of 85 degrees there. wednesday, humidity starts to drop, high of 85 clouds and sun, maybe a lingering shower, but no big deal. comfortable on thursday, high of 87 him muggy on friday,

89 degrees is the high there. there could be a late day or evening thunderstorm around, more of the same on saturday, 89 degrees there. what can i say, where theliys will be playing at citizens bank warning. delaware county house could be sitting on top of a station on the underground railroad. >> reporter: looking at this white colonial style home off landsdown court you would never guess the rich history behind its walls or underneath the basement. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> something was definitely down there. >> reporter: it started with a crack. >> we noticed cracks in the walls in the basement that were getting worse. >> reporter: owner called in a mason company they worked to put you mean columns to support the

ceiling in the. in the process they tore a hole in the basement floor. that's when they literally got a peek into what appears to be a piece of american history. >> probably another room on the other side of the wall. local experts believe this was a secret stop along the underground railroad where runaway slaves were hidden in their quest for freedom. >> the rooms would be hidden, behind something, under something, blocked off somehow. >> reporter: her participates bought the home back in the early 70s. they heard rumors about this. >> the neighbor said i think there's a basement under your basement. >> reporter: but never imagined it could be true. >> a little bit in shock we've lived here so many years and never knew it exited. now they have what may well be approve and quite a story to tell. >> never forget this job. >> reporter: alex tells me she has no plans of covering the

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tuesday night at 11:00 p.m. you can see the winning numbers on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. after the accuweather forecast. it is time to check out what's going viral in the social corner. >> indeed it is, these are some of the photos and images heating up on facebook and youtube. first up in china, 8 employees in beijing getting publicly spanked by their employees. yeah that really happened there's the video to approve it. someone in the crowd captured this on cell phone. you can see the man in the wooden stick spanking each employee. one woman loses her balance you saw it just there, people in the crowd they started turning their heads. the spanker a corporate coach said it was meant as a team building exercise, he has

apologized looking for better teaching methods. >> beyond what he was supposed to be teaching. >> they allowed it to happen. barn knee, the dinosaur, the theme song that gets stuck in your head, but one alabama teen got stuck in barny's head. 13-year-old put the head portion of the barny costume on as a joke, but the joke was on her when she couldn't get it off. when firefighters were called they said they couldn't help but laugh at the sight. the head slipped over her shoulder pinning her arms to her body. the firefighters went to work and freed her. >> there's no manual for being a good parent, but there's a dad in kansas that is doing something right. so so special. 8-year-old gabriel underwent surgery to remove a cancerous brain tumor and left with a

large horse shoe scar. he told his father he felt like a monster. dad tried to fix that as best check he could, he he got a tattoo to match his son. he said if people want to stare at you, they can stair at both of us. gabe is doing well with his health and confident. great dad. >> tell us what you think about the videos and pictures by going to our facebook and twitter accounts. we'll be back in a moment. everybody's running to blinds to go's summer shade sale,

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a once beloved philadelphia police politician, chaka fattah lost his job and could do jail time. guess what is due in four days? , the pennsylvania state budget. philadelphia magazine endorses a president candidate for the first time. inside story 11:30 a.m. >> one more check of accuweather. >> reporter: let's get you to the great outdoors and they great. sunny, warm, 77 degrees, down the shore, 72. 78 in allentown. as we roll through the afternoon we'll is it on 88 for an hour or an hour 1/2 this afternoon before dipping into the 70 later tonight. sunscreen and cool drinks not all that humid today, take it easy and enjoy your picnic and shore experience. >> thank you, david. this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up at

10:30 here's a preview. >> reporter: good morning, the whole world observing the shock waves from the drawing -- dramatic vote to leave the european union. biggest drop in five years for the dow. we'll get into that. plus what it means for our politics here rat home. trump -- here at home. trump trump banking on the bank that that wave of anger is going to help him. we have a new abc poll out coming up on this week. >> "action news" continues at noon. here's some of the stories we're work for you. country star singer kenny chesney getting social backlash after saying a philadelphia cop died after being shot. >> now for our newlywed chris

sowers, david murphy, gray hall, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great morning, we'll see you back here at noon!

starting right now, on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. the shock heard round the world. how will the turmoil in europe affect the american economy? and the election here at home? >> let me tell you how it's going to play out. trump is going to win. >> our surprising new poll revealing voters saying, not so fast. their deep worries about trump's temperament. his bias. his qualifications. our poll, an earthquake in the presidential race. and you'll see it here first. and, with big banks taking populist fire, we sit down with the sheriff of wall street. >> one thing that unites donald trump voters and democrats is real anger at wall street. are they right? >> from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good morning. as we come on the air, the world