protesters take to the streets of philadelphia and beyond, calling for change, as vice-president joe biden makes a plea for peace. and plus it is a gray, glummy start to the weekend, in some areas we could see drenching downpours. sky 6hd giving you a live glimpse over the atlantic city, it is glummy and gray. lets get to the exclusive forecast with meteorologist chris sowers who is fresh off of his honeymoon, welcome back, chris. >> thanks very much. >> first time i have been up this earl any sometime. >> got to get used to it. back on the scene. >> it didn't look like a nice beach day in atlantic city. we have clouds, patchy drizzle and some fog in some locations. it is very, very humid. temperatures for the most part in the 70's. it is a very tropical morning. there is view of center city sky line. we cannot pick out sky scrapers here because of the low level clouds. 73 degrees in philadelphia. seventy-four millville. seventy-four wilmington, dover. seventy-seven allentown. what are the benefits with all this cloud cover we will limit the temperatures.

we're not expecting highs in the 90's because of the cloud cover. we will probably hang out in the mid to upper 80's. the nonetheless we will be a oppressively humid day. cold front pushing through western pennsylvania, that will trigger numerous showers and thunderstorms later this after afternoon. not everybody picks these storms up but those that do see storm could produce heavy downpours, lots of lightening, maybe even a good brief gust of wind here. cloud think morning with patchy drizzle. by afternoon peaks of sun and a couple of these thunderstorms start popping up. 1:00 o'clock 85. o'clock 86. by 5:00, 82. we have a forecast of 87. if we fall short of the 90 degrees officially heat wave would come to an end today. here's future tracker six where you can see late this afternoon very light the scattered stuff but then they will pick up intensity as day wears on. when i come back we will focus more on where these storms develop, who sees the heaviest and we will have that exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, gray. >> looking forward to it, thanks very much. it is 9:01.

now we will turn to the latest on the deadly ambush in dallas texas. dallas mayor mike rawlins says his city is safe and time for healing. overnight houston city hall, lit up in blue to pay tribute to the five murdered officers. reporter scott mclean has more from dallas on this investigation and also the continuing protests. >> reporter: protests and vigils spread across america, after a week marred by three tragedies in three cities, many say america is in mourning, hoping to heel the rift between black and blue. >> it starts in the street, willing to confront what is wrong and to make it right. >> reporter: thursday night in dallas, people marched in the peaceful protest of police shootings of two black men in louisiana and minute so the a then shots fired. two civilians and seven officers were wounded while five were killed. michael smith, michael krol, all had more than a decade of the policing experience.

frank thompson was recently married former marine and patrick zamarripa was a navy veteran and father of two. >> since day one he was a hero my little hero, and he will be hero with me, right now. >> reporter: snipper who pull the trigger 25 year-old micah johnson also a veteran, said he wanted to kill white police officers. in search of johnson's suburban home investigators found bomb making materials, rifles, ammunition and journal of combat tactics. president obama is in europe right now for meetings with world leaders. the white house says he will cut that trip short by one day to return to washington and then visit dallas early next week. reporting from dallas i'm scott mclean. >> later black lives matter movement condemned killings of the police officers and violence in general but others are taking an anti police approach. >> we don't get no justice. they don't get no peace.

>> members of the philadelphia coalition for real justice surrounded city hall last night to make their voices heard, they chanted disarm, disban, disempower police while both philadelphia and septa officers looked on. "action news" reporter chad pradelli spoke to organizers and has more. >> there is no such thing as a good cop, in a racist system. >> reporter: calling for revolution, calling police pigs, calling them men and women in blue, occupiers and soluting the dallas snipper. >> i solute that brother. i solute that brother. >> reporter: philadelphia coalition for real justice voiced anger at 22nd and lehigh. >> america did that last night. america did that last night. >> reporter: dozens of police officers stood by, many african americans, none was allowed to talk on camera but many told me they were disappointed by the rhetoric. >> they are not occupiers but men and women trying to keep peace in violent neighborhoods where black men are killing each other in record numbers.

>> this is their neighborhood and we are... unaudible. >> reporter: even more troubling the protest began just a few steps, from where sergeant robert wilson was gun down inside a game stop in 2015. erika mines is one of the organizers of the protest. >> pretty strong words. can you tell me where those word are coming from. >> they are coming from a place of hurt, anger, pain, frustration, and also, i would probably saying spirited as well. >> reporter: protesters marched down north philadelphia to stop occasionally. police slowly followed them. during the stops, police kept a watchful eye above. it is a disturbing reality that commissioner richard ross acknowledged today. >> we respect peoples right to protest but obviously in addition to what we would normally do to protect them we have to take additional measures to protect our officers as well.

>> reporter: i should point out while there were controversial statements made by organizers of that protest last night, they were not the opinion of some, who took part in the march. outside of city hall, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". it the is 9:06. new at 9:00 vice-president joe biden's urging the country to come together in the the wake of the shootingness dallas and killings at the hands of police in missouri and louisiana. >> all of us to stand up, to speak out about the disparities in our criminal justice system just as it is on all of us to stand up for the police who protect our communities every single day. >> the vice-president delivered the weekly white house address. he said that the ambush in dallas touched the souls of the nation and he urged all americans to act with unity and not division. some legal experts say that the bomb carrying robot used to kill micah johnson has opened the door to an ethical debate. use of the robot similar to this one right here appears to be an unprecedented tactic.

expert say it kicks off a new debate about the use of remote and semi autonomous devices to fight crime and protect lives. dallas police chief defend his department's decision saying other options would have exposed officers to great danger and city's mayor says it was the right call. we will have much more on the ambush in dallas including a live report coming up in our next half an hour. remember, stay with "action news" and six abc.com throughout the weekend for the very latest developments. you can also join ongoing conversation about all of this weeks tragic shootings on our facebook and twitter pages where we will bring you continuing updates. new at 9:00 o'clock one woman's actions may have saved lives when a fire raced down a city block in the cobbs creek section. that fire started overnight, on a porch on the 5800 block of larchwood street. resident was awakened by flames and went door to door to alert her neighbors of the danger. >> i was banging on peoples

door, fire began spreading really fast so i ran from house to house and the fire just followed me. >> every house except the first house i have been doing, people coming out. one kid was crawling out of the house. >> fire smoke and water damaged 12 homes before fire fighters contained it. four of those homes were destroyed. we also know that fire fighter is recovering from heat exhaustion this morning. the red cross is helping people left without a place to stay, the philadelphia fire marshall's office is investigating. is there still much more to come on "action news" for this saturday morning. somebody is striking it rich. it is not me. one winning ticket was sold in the last night's mega millions jackpot. we will tell you where. unaudible. >> he is helping some male cancer patients get through their treatment, details coming up in health check, chris. and gray, coming up in weather, heavier thunderstorms are expected to develop today, some with drenching downpours

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couple thunderstorms may fire up later on. 73 degrees is the current temperature reading in philadelphia. trenton checking in at 69. allentown 7o reading 73. lancaster 73 degrees. you can see where numbers have been this week, it is has been oppressive. high temperatures struggled just to reach 80. then here comes the warm front 89 on tuesday. the 95 on wednesday. thursday 94. friday 94. everyone of these days feature feels like temperatures close to the century mark of 100. now we're stuck in the 70's, back door cold front coming in like this. that is why it is cooler up here. is there another cool front out here to the west that will ultimately kick this nasty humidity out to sea and it will feel so much better by tomorrow afternoon. then especially for monday. dew points the way we measure amount of moisture in the air 65 is when we really will start to notice it. seventy oppressive. we will get in the mid 70's, it is awful. dover when we think of the most humid, towns, and cities

across the country, some of the locations come to mind, houston, miami, new orleans. this number is higher then anyone of them. so it is very, very sticky out there. seventy-one in millville. cape may 73. this is rare territory. we don't see dew point that is high. living in dover right now and stepping outside it just feels, awful. disgusting right now. that is cold front that will ultimate liz kick everything out to sea. you can see clearing conditions across the ohio valley and great lakes and states. problem is that whole process will go from very oppressive humidity to dry conditions, tomorrow, and usually triggers showers and storms. like a sponge. that frontal system will ring everything out like that sponge and then the results will be heavy downpours here throughout the afternoon. so 1:30 a couple of showers and thunderstorms mainly west of philadelphia it is hard to say who exactly will see them or who isn't. everybody is fair game after lunch. throughout the afternoon we will see those showers and storms progress along from west to east, across the northern portions of our viewing area. this is 7:00 o'clock a couple

of hit or miss showers or storms. by 10:00 o'clock they are across the delaware river and south jersey then we will get into sunday. sunday everything should clear out nicely with a combination of sun and cloud. what you need to know, scattered thunderstorms, expect throughout the day. starting after lunchtime. some of these will produce very heavy rains. maybe one or 2 inches of rain in a short period of time which could cause flash flooding issues. lots of lightening is expect. some of these could produce gusty wind as high as 45 or 50 . so a gusty thunderstorm is likely at some point after lunch. otherwise, it is humid. mostly cloudy. high of 87 degrees. nice breeze outs of the west southwest at five to 15 miles an hour. hour by hour you can see cloud think morning. maybe some sun this afternoon. very limited. and then thunderstorms expect after lunchtime. for the poconos same drill, mainly cloudy, pop up shower or thunderstorm. some heavy. seventy-six. tomorrow is beautiful. refreshing. highs struggling just to get in the 70's. for the jersey shore today is not the beach day. tomorrow is.

83 degrees. humid, mostly cloudy, afternoon showers and storms. land breeze develops for tomorrow. kicks all that humidity out to sea. feels refreshing. eighty-four. ocean temperature nice and inviting sitting at 7o the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, tomorrow and monday feel fantastic. a little warm but it is july though. with the humidity levels as low as they will be, it will feel great both days. then we will get into tuesday, sun, clouds, 88. humidity creeps up there again but you will really notice it by wednesday. backup to 90 feel more like 93 or 94. and then thursday and friday will feel awful again. ninety-four both days with feels like temperatures close to 100. and then looking at the super extended getting into next weekend and beyond in the following week, every single day we're in the 90's, everyone of them. >> little relief and then boom. >> heat comes back. >> boom. >> chris, thanks. 9:16. typhoon that killed two people in taiwan is leaving its mark on china's eastern coast, damage is severe in some areas as you can see there. it is now a strong tropical

storm forcing a half million people into shelters. 33,000 boats were ordered back to port and a rough surf and heavy rain. china was reeling from flooding even before the storm developed.

it is now 9:19. in health check this morning yoga has many benefits and now local doctors say it hold is a lot of promise for helping some men get through cancer care. health reporter and registered

nurse ali gorman has details. >> frank falcon never dreamed wow get hooked on yoga. >> seeing a man, you know, yoga is for women. am i so wrong. >> reporter: after his prostate cancer diagnosis falcon was concerned about possible side effects from radiation treatments, like urinary issues or fatigue. so he volunteered for an experiment, yoga classes, twice a week, right before or after his treatment. there is a long record of proven benefits of yoga a therapy for breast cancer patients but none for the quarter million men diagnosed with prostate cancer every year. they teach yoga which uses simplified posts to strengthen the pelvic floor, the muscles which support abdominal organs. >> it is something that is a chiefable and that is in reach for somebody who has never even thought about touching your toes. >> reporter: falcon admits he never exercised before and

went into yoga thinking he was too busy for it. he quickly change his mind. >> all i do and i knew is i felt better and it had to be yoga. >> reporter: he began exercising doing a variety of classes, and he credits it for keeping side effects at bay. >> i didn't realize i had cancer, because i felt good. >> reporter: ali gorman for channel six "action news". here's what is happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. the international jamming jewelry show, brings vendors across the country. the world, all under one roof, it is largest selection of the jewelry at lowest prices. you can check this out from 10:00 to 6:00 and 11 to 5:00 tomorrow at greater philadelphia expo center in oaks, montgomery county. the 35th annual hispanic fiesta gets underway on the great plaza the at penns landing. this will feast tour live acts by latino artists such as ismail miranda and mikey, mikey. there will be plenty of food

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priorities usa action is responsible your time is 9:24. in sports this morning phillies come through in a pinch. here's jeff skversky. it has been up, it has been down, it has been up and down, let's face it, phillies season has been a rocky road and it is not even the all-star break. last night in colorado phillies trying to make sure they do not hit another bad bump in the road. phillies were hottest hitting team in baseball. last night only two hits until

the seventh begins rockies, finally they will get in the swing of things. caesar hernandez with the rbi single. phillies on the board. down two-one. very next batter, tommy joseph, who was in the major slump is out of it. mile high, three run pinch run home run, phillies go on to win five-three thanks to a four spot the this is seventh. phillies have won nine of their last 11 games. the sixers say that they know joel embiid is healthy. it is a good sign. even though he is not the playing summer league ball, sixers big man is a big presence with the team in las vegas trying to build a bond with ben simmons and company. the sixers will face the lakers and brandon ingram tonight in summer league play. former sixers coach larry brownies bouncing from yet another coaching job. brownies leaving, southern methodist, after just four seasons. smu says they offered brown an extension but he was not happy with the terms. get this, over the last 51 years brown has been on the side lines for 15 different

teams in college, and the pros. at just 19 years old flyers defenseman ivan provorov will get a shot to score a roster spot come the fall. flyers general manager ron hextall says if he is good enough we will find room for him. seventh overall pick in the last years draft is considered among the top defensive prospects in all of hockey. as exciting as it has been to watch flyers defenseman shane gostisbehere who set rocky records, provorov may be better and he has confidence to go with it. >> i don't think i have a weak spot as a player but i think you can always keep growing as a player. there is no limits. you can get better and better every day no matter what age you are. so for me just keep playing my two-way game. good defensively. and then try to create something offensively. >> the union have been kicking themselves all week, not only did they lose in the final seconds to the worst team in the western conference last saturday but they fell out of first place too. union can put this miserable

week behind them, with a win today, against d.c. united. >> anytime we have lost a game we have come back with a good response. i think our group will, again, as devastating as that houston loss was, our guys have a good demeanor. they know when we, you know, deserve three points and when we don't. i think we will have a good response. >> union can get three points later tonight against d.c. united right here on six abc, they will getting at 7:00 o'clock. hopefully by the even of the weekend the union will be back in first place. that is sports. aim jeff skversky. have a great day. is there much more to come on "action news" for this saturday morning including this. >> i'm ali gorman and this is owen, one of the dogs saved by paw it forward our shelter win they are week. i'll introduce to you owen and his friend coming up on "action news" this morning. plus another check of the exclusive accu weather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action

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and pennsylvania lawmakers will be back in session this weekend as they try to reach a deal on a new state budget but first outside we will go to meteorologist chris sowers fresh off of his honeymoon, chris, welcome back and hopefully you have brought good news with you. >> if you do not like heat i brought good news for you. temperatures will be cooler had thanks to the cloud cover we are seeing. it will not be a nice beach day but you with that said all this cloud cover will help keep temperatures, out of the 90's this afternoon. quakertown right now 68 degrees, pottstown 68, warrington 68. look at tannersville only 66 up there in the poconos. seventy's close to the mason dixon line, chester 70, center city 73. seventy-two in gandy's beach, smyrna 75. woodbine 75. on the boards in atlantic city 71. satellite six with action radar we have a couple frontal systems swinging through. first one is right overtop of us right now. we are seeing a thick overcast. warm front that will continue on its journey north and east. once that pulls through skies

will brighten up a bit and then a cold front stretching from buffalo through pittsburgh and charleston, once that pushes through and gets in the soup air mass that is when couple thunderstorms may develop. breaking it the down hour by hour here's call from accu weather. cloud think morning. maybe patchy drizzle, left over fog. and then after lunchtime is when skies brighten up a little bit just enough to get temperatures in the mid to upper 80's and those showers and thunderstorms start to develop. the big store which these storms later on today will be if you do see them drenching downpours are likely there could be areas that pick up one to 2 inches of rain in a short period of time which could produce flash flooding issues. when i come back we will talk more about that and refreshing changes in the accu weather seven day forecast, gray. >> thanks, chris so much. it is now 9:31. now to the latest on the deadly ambush down in dallas, this morning investigation in the attack continues. as protesters a cross this

country and right here in philadelphia continue to call for change. abc's kenneth moton joins us live from dallas texas. kenneth, what is the mood like there in texas. >> reporter: well, this is definitely a sit any mourning, gray. i can tell you, that investigators released details on the gunman. he is a disturb man or was a disturb man who they say had a racial hatred for white police officers. now meanwhile protests are getting bigger against alleged police brutality. this morning, more scenes of protests, black lives, coming face-to-face with blue lives. day of demonstrations across the country moved into the night. thousands took to the streets to protest, the police killing of alton sterling in louisiana and philando castille in minute so the a they shut down major roadways. in phoenix police used pepper spray to control the crowd.

in rochester new york more than 07 arrests including two, tv news reporter. >> justin carter being arrested. >> reporter: officers across the country are on alert. after the bullets from an attack in dallas, five officers were killed while they watched over a black lives matter protest. police say the gun man army reserve micah johnson targeted the men because of their uniform and their race. >> he said he was upset about the the recent police shootings, suspect stated he wanted to kill white people ape white officers. >> reporter: suspect lone gunman was killed in, his home federal and local police found bomb making materials and guns. investigators and nation looking for answers have after one of the most deadly mass shootings of police in u.s. history. >> this guy lives around the corner from me and willing to take people lives that he didn't even know, you know, it is just scary. >> president obama who called the shooting is here despicable will end his

overseas trip a day early to visit this city next week, gray. reporting live, this morning kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >> thank you so much for the update. as chaos unfolded there in dallas, texas police department published a picture of the man they deemed a suspect. the trouble with that he was not. mark hughes says he has received thousands of death threat on facebook as a result of this. he was a protester and among those trying to escape the snipper. then he received calls that police posted his picture on twitter calling him a suspending. the hughes and his brother protests, organizers said he was held for an hour and a half. >> we could not understand how we went from protesting and trying to give a voice to people that don't have a voice to being suspects for domestic terrorism. >> not only that, hughes says he wants an apology and his lawyer says a he has not ruled out a lawsuit. here at home a second night of protest against police brutality spanned from north philadelphia, to city

hall. the demonstrators shared a range of messages, some say the dallas officer killings were justified. others condemned all violence, including police murders and killings of alton sterling in louisiana and philano castille in minnesota both at hand of police. more calls to the end of the violence against officers are coming from pennsylvania lawmakers. the legislature's black caucus talk about problem and solutions here in philadelphia "action news" reporter vernon odom was there. >> we are standing firmly against any violent actions occurring in our nation at this time. >> reporter: black cautious -- caucus members planned this news conference before the attack. they were planning to concentrate on the police killings of blank black men in louisiana and minnesota. >> to be clear the recent issues involving the unfortunate deaths of the mr. sterling and castille, are not a new phenomenon. >> it is interesting in the

context where peace is trying to occur, violence can erupt. >> reporter: all who spoke out said they want tougher gun laws in pennsylvania. also stepping forward to discuss those 72 hours of violence, a 27 year philadelphia police veteran who is also representing the local naacp. >> i'm sick and tired of talking. i'm sick and tired of going to meetings. there needs to be action. our justice system is just not working for people that look like me. >> reporter: attorney act wrist michael cord has been a long crusader against police brutality. >> white men kill cops more than black men kill cops. matter of fact, prior to yesterday, 17 police officers have been killed. seventeen. 71 percent of the murders for white men. >> reporter: lots of hard facts, feelings, reflections today, as america, is once again, in shock. in north philadelphia, i'm

vernon odom for channel six "action news". chloe diaz is offering, free lemonade and hugs, to police officers. fire fighters and also, others. diaz originally opened up the stand to help wounded warriors in the military. police officers are flattered by chloe's kind hearts. >> in this world, i mean it the shows us that everybody is here for us, and i appreciate it. we're here for them. >> the good deed by a small child. another girl giving doughnuts to police officers in texas. presidential nominees are weighing in on the gun violence, rocking america. democrat hillary clinton spoke to the african methodist episcopal church convention in center city last night. she urged everyone to not seek vigilante justice begins police officers. clinton also said this.

>> clinton pledged to fund police sensitivity training, and to push for national guidelines for use of deadly force by police officers. >> white americans need to do a better job of listening, when african americans talk. >> donald trump reacted on facebook to the ambush in dallas texas. trump urged americans to stand in solidarity with police. he called them the force between civilization and total chaos. trump also acknowledged the men shot and killed by police in minnesota and in louisiana. he said their deaths make it clear that more must be done to ensure the safety of all americans. it is now 89:38. we are following more news of the morning, pennsylvania's house of representatives goes back to work tomorrow to debate the state's budget. the two sides have until midnight machine to reach a deal on how to pay for the 31 and a half billion dollars spending plan. governor tom wolf could signs

part or veto it all together. senate opposed legalizing internet gambling to help raise money. stay with us, is there much more to come on this saturday morning addition on "action news" at nine, a philadelphia native takes the stage tonight for his final performance in his smash hit hamilton. we will catch up with leslie odom junior and find out what is next for the tony award winner. plus devastation in kansas and a twister tore through one town damaging dozens of homes ape businesses. of course, we will get another check of the accu weather forecast when "action >> testing. right back. >> testing.

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now. but the temperatures because of the clouds are actually lower. so it is like pick your poison right now. we will flip it over to the radar and show you nothing going on at the moment but we are expecting heavier showers and thunderstorms to develop later this afternoon. we are starting to see yellow flare up, just to the west there, southwest of wilmington. that will be the story later this afternoon with the cold front approaching numerous showers or storms likely, not everybody will see them but if you do see one or two expect to see downpours. seventy-three in philadelphia. dew .7o pressure rising to 29.84 inches. wind east at 10 miles an hour. they will shift out of the southwest later this afternoon. that should get everybody back in the mid to upper 80's later on. because of the cloud cover upstairs we won't hit 90 today or not forecasting 99. seventy-seven in dover. millville 74. philadelphia is 73. here's satellite six with action radar. what we're seeing here is a couple frontal systems pushing through. this is warm front right here

we are lock in with the cloud, once warm front pushes through we will get in the warm sector. is there the cold front. cold front will push into that warm sector and will fire off those showers and then are storms. with the front approach downpours likely for some later this afternoon. then we will get into sunday. that frontal system kicks humidity out to sea. it will be warm but it will feel better, very refreshing as we get into sunday afternoon and monday with dew point dropping down into the 50's. right now we are in the low to mid 70's. huge change in the air mass. this future tracker six anytime after lunch just about everybody is fair game for a shower or storm and at one of those thunderstorms develop in your neighborhood expect brief but very heavy downpours, lots of cloud to ground lightening strikes. this activity will shut off once we lose heating from the sun. won sunsets this will dissipate and then we will get into sunday and it is just clouds and sun. we're not anticipating too much in the way of severe weather but storm prediction center suggests one or two storms north of philadelphia,

could turn feisty with wind in excess of 55 miles an hour. the possibility of small hail, and future tracker, painting the story here not everybody sees the storms but if we do pick up thunderstorm expect rain. trenton 1.3. philadelphia more than an inch. look at western suburbs it has virtually nothing. it just depend on where these storms set up, and who picks up heavy rain, and who doesn't. lancaster 85. strong thunderstorm possible. otherwise mainly cloudy, limited sun and humid afternoon. allentown 83. mid to upper 80's for south jersey and delaware. hour by hour, cloudy this morning limited sunshine but during the afternoon but that is when thunderstorms erupt sometime after lunchtime. eighty-five by 1:00 and 3:00 o'clock 86. jersey shore not a beach day to day but tomorrow better, mostly cloudy, humid, limited sun, but it is limited. thunderstorms possible 83. land breeze for tomorrow pushes humidity out to sea,

84, ocean temperatures around 7o exclusive seven day forecast better for tomorrow, breezy less humid. 86 degrees, machine very enjoyable. mostly sunny and nice, 86, no humidity out there starts change for tuesday, sun and cloud, more humid, 88. wednesday, thursday, friday, heat wave number three, 90, 94 and 94, thursday and friday, heat index will be close to the century mark again, we will get into next week even both saturday and sunday in the 90's, monday, tuesday, wednesday of the following week are all in the 90's. >> on the positive side, i like to stay positive there is reprieve between -- >> a little. >> yes, glass always half full. >> thanks, very much. it is now 9:46. this weekend shelter me winner is paw it for, ali gorman with that story. >> for megan and rob goodwin, one dog just wasn't enough. >> we had simon already and

decided we were ready for another one. >> they turned to paw it forward where they found bren. >> he is a 70-pound lap dog. >> year later they adopted emily from the same rescue. she's now one. >> emily is a spit fire. she has lots of energy, she's really funny together they make one big happy family. >> we could not be shore thankful for them. is there always dog hair and is not on everything in the house, but i wouldn't change it for the world. >> paw it for works carefully to make sure each match is a good one. >> we will really get a feel of the dogs, and we're careful where to place them. >> this is willow a four year-old bull dog mix. >> she is one of the most loving dogs in the world. >> she's sleeping 20 hours a day and wants to be laying next to you. that is all she wants. >> bradley on the other hand is a playful pup. >> he is amazing with other dogs, he is great with people, just a love bug.

>> he was found as a stray and he was in pretty bad shape but now he is ready for a home to call his own. >> he is just wonderful, and, we hope we fine the right family for him. >> this is owen, owen was at risk for being put down but he was pull from the shelter. looks than a year old. he is a terrier mix. he loves people, dogs and cats. if you interested in owen or any of the animals you have met today visit the paw it forward web site. and if you'd like us to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the fyi philly facebook page using the #six abc shelter me and tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. we will feature your stories on upcoming, shelter me segments. with owen, i'm ali gorman for channel six "action news".

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month. big night on broadway for one local actor, tonight philadelphia's own leslie odom junior takes his final bow as hamilton. it is the end to the whirlwind month for a tony award winner. here's rick williams now. >> leslie odom junior is no stranger to applause. but this week, the applause meant something more. >> it is wonderful for a clarence to look at philadelphia to say thank new person. >> reporter: odom was honored by philadelphia city council on tuesday and action cam was in the room where it happen. >> the spectation that philadelphia set for me, the bar of excellence, that philadelphia set for me, it is good enough anywhere in the world that i go. if it is good enough in philadelphia, it is good enough anywhere. >> reporter: among guests surprise visitor odom's choir teacher from masterman high school. odom who grew up in east oak lane credits his teachers in philadelphia for igniting his love for the arts.

>> it was so full with the classics in our hand. we were singing, you know, take the a train and phantom of the opera. they were exposing us to things that... >> ♪ >> reporter: it has been a busy month for the actor. he won his first tony for his role as aaron burr in the smash hit hamilton. >> leslie odom junior. >> and then, he was invited back home to celebrate, the fourth. >> that all men are created equal. >> reporter: tonight he will play aaron burr one last time, before leaving hamilton, for good. >> i have done, you know, around 400 shows, so my body and my mind certainly need a break from aaron burr for a minute. my heart, i will miss it though. >> reporter: he is ready to rise up an he has got big plans. odom landed a summer residency at new york's mcketrick help tell. >> ♪

>> he is shifting his focus to his singing career releasing a new video for a jazz album this week. trying to prove he has got a mind at work and he is not throwing away his shot. >> ♪ >> reporter: rick williams, channel six, "action news". >> all right, very talented. congratulations to him. another star will also be taking his final bow tonight, show's visionary lynn manual miranda is, leaving the show. ticket will go for about $5,700. we will be right back.

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