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delaware county police officer had died. now he is talking about what prompted that speech. a rising basketball star is rock by a family tragedy. >> fatal wildfires continue to spread in california threatening over 1,000 structures. >> more on those stories, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist david murphy who is filling in for chris sowers on his honeymoon. >> reporter: he is, and missing good weather around here, he is probably happier off where's with lori. looking at satellite, there's clouds gathering near pittsburgh and toronto. 82 degrees in philadelphia. 83 in allentown. 79 in wilmington. down the shore, absolutely delightful. in cape may, 73 that's where you are in all of our beach communities as we head into the midday hour. dewpoints dropped into the 50s almost everywhere, down in cape

may and toward wilmington, it might be humid, but emples is i- everybody else is in the non-humid numbers. for the pool forecast. don't forget the sunscreen. cool drinks not a bad idea. 87 degrees, high 88 around 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 85. we have but one issue, that's a code orange ozone action alert for philadelphia and other urban centers in southeastern pennsylvania communities. if you're among the young or citizen citizens population or -- senior citizen populations, or heart and lung issues, limit outdoor activity. >> country music center star kenny chesney is addressing the moment he made a mistake and told a crowd of fans that a folcroft police officer who was shot seven times had died.

trish hartman is at the folcroft delaware county police department with the latest on this one, trish this had a whole lot of people talking, what have you learned? >> reporter: that's right, gray, folcroft police after the shoutout where kenny chesney said christopher dorman passed away, he wanted to make it right calling christopher dorman in the hospital offering him drinks and take him out for football game. >> we knew as a police department he didn't do it on purpose. he was misinformed it was a mistake, he made good on it. >> reporter: after a social media push and video request from officer doormans from his hospital bed kenny chesney said this at the linc last night.

he passed away, before he passed away, he said kenny, please don't forget me. >> reporter: the country superstar mistakenly said the officer passed away. still the recognition brought cheers for doorman who survived being shot seven times in the line of duty friday after one year with the force. the huge chesney fan was supposed to be at the concert along with fell officers. chesney called the officer and released a same statement and he found out about officer christopher dorman right before he took the stage and the story stopped him in his tracks. part of his statement reads quote i was so caught up in the moment, i think the emotion got the best of me. i wasn't as clear as i could have been. officer christopher dorman is in

in graduated -- guarded condition in the hospital. >> we'll keep up up to date today on facebook and twitter, share your well wishes for officer christopher dorman's recovery if you haven't done it already, like us in the time line. search is on for a hit-and-run driver who ran down and killed his cousin zachary simmons in brooklyn. police say he was hit while walking home from a birthday in hoboken. he was in the crosswalk when an suv struck him sending him into a parked car. john mcknight lives nearby. >> the victim was horribly gasping for air. he was walking with another friend. >> police are talking to the

friend and other witnesses. a surveillance camera captured the image of the suspect's vehicle, a black suv with a new york plate. witnesses say it was speeding. after learning of the tragedy, ben simmons tweeted -- in philadelphia, police are looking for the person who shot a man in the back while he feels sitting in a car. the action cam was at the scene, soth and diamond in north philadelphia, where the road was littered with shell casings. the victim was shot at 3:30 a.m. he was able to drive investigating an nearby. they took the injured man to temple university hospital. no word ons -- on his condition. we're following developing news out of west virginia. people are recovering from the worst flooding they have ever seen. >> there are two dozen deaths

and homes destroyed. >> federal officials have just begun theessment of damage so they can't put a number on it. >> in central california a dangerous and massive fire continues to rage. it has taken two lives. crews found what may be human remains inside a mobile home incinerated by a fast-moving fire. 150 homes have been reduced to ashes. more homes are being threatened. lighter winds are helping the firefighters, but it's not completely contained. it consumed 57 1/2 square miles. gay communities across the country are holding gay pride parades and festivals, two weeks after the mass pulse nightclub

in orlando, florida. in st. petersburg, supports of the lbgt community were carrying signs of the 49 people shot and killed. >> for everybody to come together. >> the cornerstone of the new york city parade is the stone wall inn, considered the birth place of the gay rights movement. this past week it was designated a national landmark. one organizer said the theme is love will conquer hate. first lady michelle obama and her daughters are set to leave for africa. mrs. obama and sosha and melia will promote girls' education in liberia before they head to spain. only one-third of girls are enrolled in secondary education. mrs. obama will be snap chatting

so young people everywhere will follow her trip. 12:08. much more to come organ "action news" sunday morning of afternoon. a new survey reveals how much americans sleep. results may surprise you. >> a former president is unmoved for a child's passionate fight for broccoli. >> meteorologist david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

>> so glad you stayed with us, blue green toxic algae has

closed beaches in florida. officials are testing the algae to see how dangerous it is. the algae first appeared in the nearby saint lucie river. the problem is it is putting a dent in the tourist industry. they hope it does not cause long term or environmental damage. >> reporter: you can't go in the water, guys, there's a nice museum over here. storm tracker 6 live double scan, a lot sunshine at penns landing. folks going up and down the river. it's warm out there. 82 degrees, the dewpoint down in the 50s that means the air is not all that humid. winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. not a whole lot of relief from the breeze, cool drinks a good idea. 8 approximate -- 83 degrees in

allentown. 84 in trenton. as you head into south jersey and delaware, and the coast, it's less intense heat wise, cape may a delightful 73 on the beach right now. satellite shows you we had cloud cover streaking through earlier. that's gone, more has popped up, it's high and thin. showers off to the west falling apart. we'll be on the look out for some of that making it in tomorrow afternoon. no problems in the way of precipitation today. air quality alert is in effect. not everywhere, philadelphia delaware county and the immediate suburban counties of bucks, montgomery and chester. if you're a risk category senior citizens and young kids, people with heart and lounge ailment -- lung ailments, don't overdue it. low humidity in allentown. hot, 890 degrees, down the shore, a gorgeous weekend looks like you'll finish up in great

shape, too, pleasant of sunshine, maybe a slight sea breeze as we go into the afternoon. 78 degrees is the high. 67 in the water is not so bad, closer to 70 along the delaware coastline. low risk of rip currents. swim near the lifeguards. in the poconos, 82 degrees, bright and sunny. warmer than yesterday by a couple of degrees. in philadelphia, 88 degrees, low humidity mostly sunny, winds light 6 to 12 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 65 is the overnight low. at some point tomorrow morning we are because of the southwest wind feel more humid. even though we start out with sunshine tomorrow morning, clouds will have a tendency to gather as we head into the afternoon. by 3:00 p.m. there's a chance of showers popping up north and west, the latest model run is easing back on the volume of precipitation, we have to allow for a shower or thunderstorm on monday afternoon and perhaps into monday evening. this new run backing over a little bit, the one before that

had a little more action. keep in mind the showers and thunderstorms are possible late tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 88 sunny and nice, today. tomorrow, chance of scattered thunderstorm, 86. tuesday, chance of a shower or thunderstorms at times as the cold front comes in. 85 is the high. as the front pulls away on wednesday, there can be a shower, the humidity will drop during the day, 85. thursday, warm high of 87. humidity low, the muggies work back on friday, and maybe hanging around on saturday, as well. late-day thunderstorm are possible. none of these days is a washout, the best chance is tuesday. >> philadelphia museum of art will open a new exhibition on tuesday, it showcases the museums' permanent collection of contemporary art like never

before. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's calls embracing the contemporary it's a celebration of the leading collections of present-day earth. the collection is from keith zell and katherine sachs. it's a collection. works from the most influential items over the past 350 years. 50 years. the combustion features 180 works. >> the collection has paintings, drawings and sculptures. >> reporter: works from the 1950s to the present day. >> these are people that for them it is very important you can find the collection

representative of different periods of their practice. >> reporter: the exhibition is organized into two sections, the first showcases the sachs' collection. the centerpiece is charles ray 2008 piece titled boy with frog. >> the boy is holding a frog it's curiosity and adventure. this is what the collection is about, what contemporary art is about. >> reporter: embracing the contemporary goes on display tuesday and will remain on exhibit through september 5. for tickets and museum hours go to arts in or 6abc loves the arts. i'm karen rogers. >> a guitar owned by the late

musician prince was sold at auction. we'll tell you how much it was sold for. in "healthcheck" an e

american sleeps more than and works less than a decade ago. that's according to an annual labor department survey in the wall street journal. the americans slept 8 hours and 50 minutes. americans overall spent less time working or commuting to work. but on the other side people with full time jobs spent five more minutes at work per day. >> in "healthcheck," for the most part the doctors visitors to a patient's home went out with black and white tvs, there's a modern exception taking place in nebraska. dr. fletcher is stationed at children's center in omaha.

he flies to his patients across the midwest and beyond. he makes house calls in iowa, kansas north dakota and south dakota. >> one of our goals of our outreach clinics are to bring our services closer to where the families live to make that easier for them. >> parents say dr. fletchers visitors are more than a convenience, several of them say he has saved their children's lives. they say it is a gift to have a heart specialist visit rural areas. a five-year-old boy has failed to convince george hw bush to give broccoli a second chance. he hates broccoli and banned it from air force one. he received a letter from cooper that urged him to reconsider the vegetable. the former president tweeted he is proud of his interest in healthy interest, even though

his love for broccoli is genuine it did not get him to change his job. good job cooper. we'll be right back.

>> so glad you stayed with us, 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 the first place giants in san francisco. ruf hit a two-run homer to put the phils ahead 3-2 and chased bumgarner from the game. the pitcher has not begin up two runs in the game since april. the phils win 3-2. the two teams played this

afternoon. new honor for former philly pete rose, jeff skeverski has more on that and the heartbreak for new sixer, ben simmons. >> reporter: after celebrating the biggest night of his life with his family, sixers first-round draft pick ben simmons is grieving the loss of his cousin who was killed saturday morning. zachary simmons was by his side on draft night in new york was killed in a hit and run accident yesterday in north jersey. simmons posted a picture an twitter and said hearing the news is a he radio minders to never forget -- owe is a reminders to never forget the important thinks in life. ron hextall hassles been transparent about what he plans for the draft. get guys who can score.

they picked up the canadian center who leds junior team in points and assist. later in the academy round they take goalie of the year in the western hockey league, carter hart, the first goalie off the board known for his vigorous workout. >> it's not like the old days, not like a chubby kid. you have to be in good shape and stay flexible. i'm honored and excited to go to such a great organization like that. >> we wanted speed, size and skill, it's not in every player, but we feel we have all three elements. we had enough picks it's it's a easier to zero in on. >> nobody has scored more goals in major league soccer than the union. it was a big reason why they were unbeaten at home coming into play last night. a big reason why they have scored more points than any other team in the conference.

first place union trying to keep it going against vancouver. how about this shot off the post. somehow into legs of alan. vancouver rebounds with three unanswered goals, 84th minute. union lost 3-2. the first loss at home since september. pete rose may be banned from the hall of fame, but rose inducted into the cincinnati hall of fame, the team was given permission to do so. rose said he has been waiting for 30 years, so have the fans. fans gave him is a standing ovation and chanted his name for more than a minute. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. >> another half-hour of "action news" just ahead here some of the stories we'll have for you. caught in the moment.

kenny chesney talks about the moment he made a mistake and tells a crowd that a delaware county officer had died after being shot several times. >> the upcoming mega millions drawing is one of the largest jackpot in mega millions history. those stories and much more when "action news" continues.

>> happening right now on

"action news," country mucous superstar kenny chesney is hoping to smooth things over with a folcroft police officer who he mistakenly said was dead. many reeling after britain voted to leave the european union is wondering what will happen next. ticket master is upset over free tickets we'll tell you why. >> outside we go to david murphy who is filling in for chris sowers who got hitch this weekend. >> reporter: we have fair weather cumulus popping up that's no big deal. a rain event well off to the west is actually falling apart. tomorrow afternoon we might pick up a shower or spotty thunderstorm. 82 in philadelphia. 83 in allentown and reading. 84 in trenton. 79 in wilmington. 73 just delightful down in cape may. dewpoints have slipped into the 50s in most spots, down in

wilmington and cape may it might be more humid anything over 60 tends to suggest that. for the barbecue, mostly sunny, cool drinks whether or not you're slaving over the grill. 87 degrees, the high 88 that will be at 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., holding on to the mid 80s, again we have the air quality issue in and around philadelphia and other southeastern pennsylvania urban centers. if you are a young kid senior citizen or sun suffering from heart or lung conditions limit your outdoor exertion over the next several hours. nice outside for now, guys, as long as you have the sun screen and cool drinks you're ready to roll. >> all right, david, thank you. new information this noon, country singer kenny chesney wants to make up for a big mistake. at his concert he her -- he said

folcroft police officer was killed. >> reporter: after the shout outthat kenny chesney said christopher dorman passed away, he made it up with a phone call to his hospital room and that included an apology and meet up for beers and eagles game. police say officer christopher dorman was excited to hear from kenny chesney. >> typical chris fashion he took it in stride. >> reporter: after a social media push and video request from officer christopher dorman himself from his hospital beg, kenny chesney said this, he passed away, before he passed away, he sent a video, he said, kenny, please don't forget me. >> reporter: the country superstar mistakenly said

christopher dorman passed away. the recognition brought cheers for christopher dorman who survived being shot seven times in time line of duty after one year with the force. the huge chesney fan was spoaivetd at -- supposed to be t the concert with fellow officers. chesney said he found out about the officer before he took the stage the story stopped in his trackings. >> it wasn't done in malice, it was misinformed. it was a mistake and he made good on it. >> reporter: now, kenny chesney released a statement saying part of which reads i was so caught up in the moment i think the emotions got the best of me, and i wasn't as clear as i could have been. if you head to our facebook page you can find a picture of christopher dorman on the phone with kenny chesney.

he remains in guarded condition at penn presbyterian, but the phone call differently lifted his spirits. >> right now montgomery 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 the creek flows into the schuylkill river. we're waiting to hear about the victim's identity and how he died. police are investigating the death of a woman in a fire last night 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 from the home to einstein medical center. investigators say the home may have been an abandoned property. >> it looked like a hopeful sign there was progress on the pennsylvania state budget. a crucial house committee planned to hold a rare sunday meeting, bug that meeting has now been canceled. so far the republican controlled house and senate have not

supported tax indiana creases -- increases that the governor proposed. they are talking about gas and cigarettes. people in the european union say they thought they were making a protest vote. more than 2 million people are asking for a chance to go to the poll. one political analyst said a vote has a zero chance of passing. david cameron's decision to step down has opened the door for american born former london mayor got an earful from hecklers as he left his home

yesterday. france and italy are considering their own vote. donald trump is softening his stance on letting muslims into the u.s. he talked about spending immigration from nations where there's a proven history of terrorism. yesterday visiting one of his golf courses in scot land said strong vetting would be part of a immigration policy. the cast of hamilton will do a performance for hillary clinton. the seats will cost a lot of hamill -- hamill hamilton will start at are $2,700. ticket master is offering tickets to customers, but they

did not include some of the summer's hottest acts. >> reporter: music fans hoping to get in formation for beyounce tickets those aspiring to say hello to adele to the audience at her summer tour outraged that free ticket vouchers as part of a class action settlement over excessive service fees are far likely getting you to see the pearl van, that's with a v. among the 750 concerts included. disgruntled fans are calling it is give away a joke. >> ticket master unveiled a list of available concerts, it's the who's, who definitely not

the who. >> there were no shows that had available voucher tickets. >> reporter: many fabs finding out all the -- many fans finding out the shows were sold out. >> they are offering tickets to show that they don't care about, you see many, many miles an hours away from where they live. >> reporter: ticket master said it can only give away seats in the live nation owned and operatorred theaters and clubs and -- operated in theaters and clubs. >> it was lauren lister with that report. dozens of athletes took part in a race in philadelphia which you could argue is three times as hard as many other races. the action cam along martin luther king where much of the

race took place today. participate ants -- participants swim 800 meters and bike 3.7 miles and run 3 miles. hundreds ever people celebrated the third animal caribbean day festival. a who the lot of fun out there. the action cam was at the reading terminal market where all the fun took place. participants enjoyed a wide range of cultural festivities, music and dance and local caribbean artwork. it's part of the celebration focusing on national caribbean heritage month. >> you have two days to get your mega millions tickets. the jackpot has soared to $390 million. nobody had all five winning numbers plus the mega ball. the next drawing is tuesday night at 11:00 p.m. you can see the winning numbers after the "action news" forecast. as soon as the winning numbers are revealed we'll send out an

alert on twitter and facebook. on facebook we're 6abc "action news," on twitter we're follow us @ 6abc. a texas mother shoots and kills her two daughters before being shot and kids by police. we have the tragic details. >> british pop star harry styles may be leaving one direction for good. live look at sky6 live hd, meteorologist, david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. everybody's running to blinds to go's summer shade sale,

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philadelphia. down the beach very comfortable with highs in the 70s. we'll talk about that in a moment. no surprise we see the folks with the beach umbrellas today. forecast highlights it's darn great if you like a summer afternoon. humidity on the low side and sunshine, cool drinks we're in good shape. monday we'll see humidity build as the day goes on. monday and tuesday there's a chance of spotty shower or thunderstorm popping up. the weather pattern changing tomorrow. the only issue is air quality. philadelphia, montgomery county, bucks and delaware county code orange ozone alert. those with you heart and lung may have problem breathing. the dewpoint is in the 50s, that would indicate not particularly humid air. the winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. a couple of spots in cape may, county and over toward dover, delaware sticky, but not too

bad. every now and then we get a pop up cumulus cloud cover, hazy high level clouds, the sunshine should get through well today. the turkey clouds not a problem for us until later tomorrow. you'll see that on future tracker. high temperatures toasty, up to 90 in allentown. we consider it hot. 91 in reading. warm in trenton, philadelphia, wilmington and even down in millville. you get closer to the shore, again we're talking temperatures in the upper 70s in the beach communities this afternoon. a closer look shows you 77 to 78 from surf city to ocean city. 69 degrees in the water. temperature coming up a little bit off atlantic city over the last several hours, 71 in the ocean off the delaware beaches. despite that low risk, keep in mind you want to swim close to the lifeguards. that's a good idea. high uv index vowbl -- obviously

it's a sunscreen day. high of 87, the high of 87 comes in around 3:00 p.m. upper 70s by 8:00 p.m. and low 70s by 10:00 p.m. future tracker picks upment story tomorrow. we'll start out comfortable with numbers on or about 60. 1 or 1:30 we'll be pushing into the low 80s with the southerly flow it will feel more humid. with the humidity comes increasing cloud cover. by 11:30 a.m. not a whole lot going on. but the clouds fill in later in the day and there's a chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm. the latest model run is not showing you there. the bottom line a spotty storm possible. 88 still warm, clouds and sun, as we go through the day tomorrow. pop-up shower or thunderstorm, high of 86. cold front coming in on tuesday there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms at times, muggy

and high of 85. humidity gradually improves and drops on wednesday, 85 degrees the high there. 87 on thursday, probably a bit more muggy as we head into the end of the week. 89 degrees the high on friday and saturday, definitely feeling like summer in through here and late day pop-up thunderstorms possible friday and saturday, a nice one today, though, gray. >> thank you so much, david. key word today, toasty. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day on our website 6abc.com/weather. new at noon, a 6-year-old boy in california died after a refrigerator fell on. police say some adults were moving a fridge on to or off a pick up. it flipped and landed on the child knocking him unconscious. the boy was taken to the hospital and was not revived. the boy's identity has not been released. authorities are working to find occupant why the boy was under

the refridge rater or why -- refridge -- fridge or why he was there. >> 42-year-old christy sheets occupied fire on her daughter friday afternoon. officers arrived fiengd sheets in the -- findings sheets with the fun in her hand. police fireside and shots and killed her -- the police fired and killed her. >> right now all we can do is do the best we can pray for the father and the husband so he can work through this. >> authorities do say the shooting was sparked by a family argument. the reason for that argument, though, remains unclear. personal items from boston mobster james "whitey" bulger fetched $109,000 at auction.

most of the items were taken from the apartment where he was found hiding after 16 years on the run. it included a rat-shaped mug and golden diamond ring and clothing james "whitey" bulger was accused of killing 19 people, a jury held him responsible for 11 of them. the british boy band will be losing another member, harry styles is going solo signing a recording contract with columbia records the same label as the band. the terms. contract are unknown leading speculation open for the future of the one direction or the release of solo material from styles. one direction is on hiatus us. yellow cloud guitar owned by the late singer prince has sold at an auction in los angeles, it fetched $137,500 yesterday according to heritage

auction. the auction house did not name who bought the guitar. according to heritage auction prince broke guitar's neck on a tv show back in 1994. he died april 21st after being found unresponsive at his home in minnesota.

>> so glad you stayed with us love them or despise them, the seemingly candid photo says. >> matt o'donnell spent national selfie day exploring the phenomenon in montgomery county. >> one two, three, cheese. a deejay from texas started national selfie day last year and has the website to approve it. the selfie is nothing new. we've been taking pictures of overlies since pictures were

invented. it's began with the social meeting and the front facing camera. a demonstration, do i have to smile? >> if you want to. >> we should try it again. >> here we go. >> nice. at first, a selfie was simply that, selfie traditional list is not a selfie when more of you is not a picture. that has gone out of the window particularly with the most shared selfie of all times, ellen degeneres hosting the 2414 concert. >> there are selfies and ussie. >> selfies are big business, companies sell all sorts of

devices to help up take them like this gizmo that's sold on ebay. septa put out a warning in april saying it's not a good idea to take a picture of oneself in front of moving trains. it has saturated our hey, look at me, culture. >> it's vein. i would like to take pictures of other people. >> i'm the same way. >> are you? >> yeah. >> so then we took a selfie. >> don't take more than ten or 20 or 30 a day. don't be nar

>> recapping our top stories on "action news," kenny chesney mistakenly said folcroft police officer passed away after being shot on friday. now he wants to make it right. he called him which included an apology and an offer to take him out for a beer and a game. tragedy struck the family of ben simmons his 21-year-old cousin was hit by a hit and run driver and he died. no arrests have been made. meteorologist david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: nice day, warm, 83 degrees in philadelphia. cool drinks if you're out exerting yourself.

cape may, 73. 88 will be the high. that's a little over the average high of 85. 65 tonight. comfortable, we'll see humidity increase tomorrow, clouds increase, as well. maybe a spotty thunderstorm at times tomorrow afternoon. enjoy the day while you got it. >> thanks, david. before we go, a new video at noon, one baseball fan took a staring contest to a whole new level. take a look at this. during the 7th inning of texas university. this young man went to the total stair down mode. he got into an intense staring contest with a television camera. he got the attention of his mom and said hey, mom we're on tv. >> who won the is a staring match. he is pretty intense. he is cute. >> good for him, a future anchor. they spopped broadcasting the game, because it was more

interesting. >> "action news" continues tonight at 6:00 p.m. for gray hall and david murphy and chris sowers i'm nydia han. we'll be back here next sunday at 6:00 a.m. and i'll be back here with you tomorrow morning. >> have a great day, enjoy! shades! save on roller shades, cellular shades pleated, wooven wood, roman, solar and cascade shades did we mention huge savings on shades? blinds to go. blinds for life.

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>> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm melissa magee. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. >> it's an fyi wedding special. >> from venues for the nuptials. >> to artful table décor. >> rehearsing for that first dance as bride and groom. >> and a cool way to entertain your guests. >> we have everything you need to get ready for the big day. >> and that includes getting fit to tie the knot. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at the ritz carlton philadelphia. >> and we are moving on up to a de-luxe penthouse in the sky. >> the whole hotel has just undergone a 25-milllion dollar renovation. >> or as they call it here at the ritz, a renewal that adds modern pops to the hotel's vintage roots. >> the building was originally a bank and the theme of the makeover is "the color of money."