new attention overnight for police in texas, a shooter fires at police headquarters. nationwide wave of protests, continues this is new video of philadelphia police and demonstrators, calling for change after several shoot as cross the country of black men by police. septa is about to change its regional rail schedule again and bringing hoe heat index to those 120 trains. so glad you are waking up with us on a sunday morning. it is 7:00 o'clock. 71 degrees. sky 6hd giving you a glimpse over olde city.

>> just gorgeous. the lets go outside to meteorologist chris sowers with more on accu weather. you are loving it. >> i have been waiting for this for two weeks. it was so hot and humid vacationing in the bohamas. when i flew back tuesday night i thought it would be better, feel refreshing and then we arrived in the middle have the heat wave. i have been waiting for this for quite sometime. it feels beautiful. refreshing. temperatures now down in the 60's with no humidity. dew points are down in the 50's. it feels pretty good. coatsville 71. kenneth square 62. oxford 66. chester showing 66 degrees. the glassboro 74 and cinnaminson 66. hockessin 66. hammington showing 69. your satellite six with action radar, lots have of six's this morning. you can see that counterclockwise swirl toward the top of the screen. that is upper level low pushing through new england. could drop down south where poconos see a quick hitting shower later today. everybody else is staying dry, with just a combination of the sun and cloud. in the city, immediate

surrounding suburbs, let's say sun, clouds, breezy but refreshing. the highs around 85. jersey shore look at this a land breeze. the it is warm on the sand but it is also very comfortable. no humidity. breezy, 84 degrees right here on the beach. if you are heading to the new jersey shore and delaware beaches, ocean temperature up to 71. seas two to 4 feet. because the seas are fairly calm we're not expecting too much in the way of rip currents. it doesn't mean they can't occur but rip current risk is low and wind are out of the west at ten to 20 miles an hour. beautiful down the shore. beautiful in the city. beautiful for poconos as well. when i come back we will talk more about the next heat wave that is on the way, could be longest heat wave so far this season and potentially the hottest. details in a few minutes, gray. >> chris, thank you. it is now 7:02. aftermath of the deadly ambush of dallas police officers there has been yet another scare for that region. someone fired shots into the san antonio police

headquarters yesterday. bullets hit that building but did not injure any officers. this followed another scare for dallas police. amid wave of the nationwide protest begins and in favor of police, president obama is cutting short his overseas trip. >> abc's kenneth moton is in dallas with more on the president's comment and that new scare for dallas police, kenneth. >> good morning, nydia and gray. in dallas tense moments in the city already on edge. police gave all clear after responding to a potential threat here at the department. it all happened feet away from where so many are coming to pay their respects to the fallen officers. >> black lives. >> matter. >> reporter: this morning a nation in tur molly... demonstrationness minnesota against alleged police brutality turned violent as protesters clashed with police. officers in riot gear moved in with smoke bombs. some were injured by roxanne firecrackers.

police across the country worked to keep the peace after the recent police killings of philano castille anal ton sterling, were killed by police officers. >> too many african-american males, their lives are being taken away from them and this has to stop. >> reporter: in dallas police surrounded their own headquarters after a reports of the suspicious person in their garage. swat teams and sharp shooters were on the scene but a sweep turn up nothing. the scare, recently took away from the incredible scene outside the department. two barely visible patrol cars served as a grim reminder of the five dallas police officers killed when investigators say snipper micah johnson went on a rampage fueled by racism. >> he is no more representative of african americans then the shooter in charleston was representative of white americans. >> reporter: this morning we're learning investigators believed dallas gunman had a bigger plot to kill white officers, but the former army

reservists moved up his plan using black lives matter protest as an opportunity to attack. reporting from dallas, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". investigators are learning more about that killer, micah johnson, they say he practiced military style drills in his yard and trained at a private self-defense school about two years ago that teaches special tactics including shooting on the move. we have learned that johnson was a private first class in the army with a specialty in carpetry, and masonry. he did one tour in afghanistan from november 2013 through july 2014. here in philadelphia the recent police involved shootings across the u.s. have prompted some protesters to vocal ice criticism of local police. but there were demonstrators who voiced support for law enforcement. "action news" reporter janet reyes spoke to both side. >> reporter: the signs, the voice of anger and words for police officers. >> these kid in the 24th and

25th district are some of the most destructive. >> reporter: it was clear. >> because other communities are oppressed. latino community is oppressed. >> reporter: officers stood by and quietly looked on, and mostly following the group of protesters. >> i believe that there are good officers to protect those protesters when they were under fire. these officers, men and women you see here today would dot same thing. >> reporter: multi racial crowd is about 300 and marched a mile and a half from master to cambria streets to the 24th and 25th district stations. the demonstration is organized by local group called criminal justice. >> everybody sees it. >> i just can't not stay here and stay compliant anymore. >> reporter: not everybody sees it that way. upon arriving to the district, the protesters were met with people like megan diaz her daddies a police officer. >> it is not fair. i'm just, you know, so tired,

that is why i'm out here. it needs to stop. what happened in dallas is disgraceful and i don't want to go to any more funerals. >> reporter: less funerals it seems is about the only thing people on bet side can agree on. >> why does it matter to me? because people are getting killed. people are being killed. people are being targeted. people are being discriminated against. >> we will see at least one other protest, activist say they will be at dnc convention protesting there as well, and at last check at least 1400 people are either interested, or going. reporting from hunting park, janet reyes for channel six "action news". and as janet reported protests are coming and one local group says demonstrators should know their rights, that is goal behind the training here. it happened in center city, in the next half an hour we will tell you how organizers say this is so important, and we

will also outline where protesters are allowed and what security changes are being put in place. all things politics are on the table this morning on this week with george steponapolus. actually, martha rag ditch will be reporting and will examine the local and federal response to last weeks deadly shooting at 10:30 of course right after "action news" at 9:00 o'clock. developing this morning, a brother and sister in delaware county of become victims of the gun violence. the brother has died and his sister is in critical condition. the action cam was on the scene on the 600 block of concord street in chester. police say shots rang out at 11:00 last night. siblings were struck several times. the brother was pronounced dead on the scene. the his sister who took off running after being shot was critically injured. we don't yet know ages of the siblings and so far police have no suspects or motive for their shooting. your time 7:08. today septa is expect to release a new interim regional rail schedule on its web site.

it has leased train cars from other transportation agencies in the northeastern u.s. to help with those crowded trains and delays, a week ago septa took 120 cars or trains out of service to repair defects. the motor cars could be up and running by tomorrow. be sure that you have down loaded the six abc app. as soon as septa releases the updated schedule we will send out an alert for you. before you head out for your morning commute check in with your "action news" morning team our weekday morning team matt, tam, david, and karen will have updates throughout the morning that all begins bright and early at 4:30 a.m. >> it is still dark, at 4:30. >> i will be joining the morning team tomorrow. >> yes. there is still much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >> mega millions mystery plus there is another big jackpot growing. new overnight a wild fire is on the move, we will tell you where and what fire fighters are hoping for. plus new images are coming in as devastation is hit by a

powerful typhoon, chris. nydia, after four days of oppressive heat and humidity in the delaware and lehigh valleys the dew points are finally dropping down. the nice and comfortable out there this afternoon but another heat wave is on the way and this could be the hottest so far this year. details when we come right back. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one.

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7:12. 71 degrees. sky 6hd taking a live look at ben franklin bridge. it is a beautiful day. chris sowers is back from his honey moon and we are happy to have you back. >> happy to be back. happy that humidity has finally dropped off. it feels fantastic out there lets get you back outside and show you what it looks like be that is place to be today jersey shore, beautiful day on the sand, temperatures are expect to top out in the mid 80's and there will be a comfortable breeze out of the west. it is a land breeze but you have that breeze. that will add to that refreshing feeling. no humidity out there. later on this afternoon. we do see chop, waves two to 4 e today. low risk for rip currents. it doesn't mean no risk but it means risk is le. still pay attention to those life guard on duty. 71 degrees in philadelphia dew .60. this number was way up in the 70's yesterday. sure sign that the humidity is dropping off. pressure reading holding steady at 29.87 inches. your uv index on a scale of one to 11 is a nine.

very high. burn time is less than 20 minutes. you are pool side or on the sand make sure you apply that sun screen often. temperatures are in the mid 60's. dew points now are down in the upper 50's in reading, lower 60's for just about everybody else. the exception is southeastern portions of southern new jersey, cumberland, cape may, atlantic county. that dry air has not hade its way down to the jersey shore just yet but give it another couple hours and that dry air will push in. it will feel better down in places like cape may, sea isle city, avalon, very refreshing later on. satellite six with action radar, there is not too much going on. we will see a combination of the sun and cloud out there today, right through four or 5:00 this afternoon. nice little breeze out of the northwest 15 to 25 miles an hour but it is a dry breeze no humidity. tomorrow morning clear skies, lots of sunshine and then tomorrow afternoon pretty similar to today, little less in terms of the coverage with cloud but included and sun today and tomorrow and then,

humidity levels start to increase again, unfortunately by tuesday and i'll talk more about that in the second. 82 degrees in allentown. very nice up there. poconos an outside shot of the quick hitting shower but i think most of the time you are dry, less humid, breezy, reading 83. philadelphia 85. millville 84. trenton 84. starting off with sunshine. temperatures climbing through the 70's. touring the afternoon we will see a few cloud mix in, 1:00 o'clock temperature 83. by 3:85. same number by 5:00. poconos be on the look out for a quick hitting shower, 30 percent chance. most have the time you are dry, partly sunny, breezy. 76 degrees is forecast ted high up there. new jersey shore yesterday a miserable day on the beach. today will be beautiful. sun, cloud, lowering humidity levels. eighty-four with the land breeze, ocean temperature 71. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast another heat wave is on the way and this one will last quite sometime. we can run this right through

monday of the following week all are in the 90's. eighty-five today. mostly sunny, nice for monday. monies still a warm day but without humidity. won't feel too bad. mostly sunny and sticky. forecasting 90. wednesday 92. feels like 95. thursday, 94, friday 94. both days could have feels like temperatures pretty close to 100. saturday partly sunny and hot. right now sunday looks like 94. monday at 95. some hopefully you like the 90's. >> hope so. >> thanks, chris. 7:16. if you did not win the mega millions jackpot is there still a chance to be really rich because there was another growing lottery jackpot because in one hit power ball last night and that makes wednesday's drawing worth 311 million-dollar, get that right. one winning match, five tickets sold in new jersey, and we're still waiting to hear who won the big one, the 540 million-dollar mega millions jackpot, on friday

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the beautiful day for the beach. we are live in cape may with the sea gulls flying around, enjoying the sunshine. the beautiful but humidity levels finally starting to drop off. water is fairly calm. seas of two to 4 feet. there is a low risk for rip currents. pay attention to the life guard and just looks like a beautiful day after such oppressive humidity yesterday and those clouds with showers. today is complete opposite. see arrow here, land breeze, developing, so temperatures on the beach will be equally as warm as to what we will see here in the city. seventy-two ocean city. margate 72. cape may right now showing 75. so forecast on the sand 84 degrees in beach haven. looking for a combination of the sun and cloud. more sun then clouds but there will still be a couple clouds. atlantic city 84. ocean city 84. ocean temperature 71. uv index on the high side so apply the sun screen. rehoboth beach 83. bethenny beach 84. delaware bay water looks nice and flat, with water

temperatures in the mid 70's. the gray. thanks for the update. 7:23n sports rockies come from behind on the phillies in colorado. jeff skversky has that and big showdown in the nba summer league. ryan howard lost his starting job to tommy joseph and he responded by going into a major slump. just as joseph was starting to lose that grip on the job he gets back in the swing of things. joseph snapped out of zero for 17 slump. he has gone from ice cold to red hot hitting .625 since. the last night against the rockies how about a four for four night and nearly hits for cycle. solo shot in the second. his third home run since tuesday. two to nothing lead is gone just after. that jared eickoff gives up two run home run to tyler anderson in the fifth. next inning eickoff implodes, walks in the run. gives up six runs in the sixth inning alone. he doesn't get out of the inning. eickoff charged with a career

high eight runs, and phillies lose eight-three. final game, before the all-star break later today at 4:10. leading up to the nba draft it was the big debate should sixers take ben simmons or brandon ingram, simmons or ingram, um, well, their careers will forever be compared. forget brittany spears, this is the must see show last night in vegas. simmons against ingram. sixers and lakers, summer league action, they want simmons to be more aggressive. how about this in the first. simmons eight-point, ingram seven. later in the first simmons with the nice dish, hooks up with fellow first rounder timothy luwawu, joel embiid, he is happen bye this. jeremy grant with the slam. wow. but the oh and ah's made for the finally. final seconds, deangelo russell at the bus tour beat the sixers. sixers lose their summer league game 70-69.

before that sixers making it official announcing signing of the episcopal grad gerald henderson. the free agent guard saying playing high school ball in merion he always dream of playing for the sixers. dario saric is finally coming to the innings isers too. yeah, yeah we heard this before. twelfth overall pick in the 2014 draft reiterates his plan to play for the sixers after leaving croatia a to the olympics where he was named tournament mvp. saric played last two seasons in turkey and sixers have been trying to negotiate a buy out with that team. union bouncing back in a big way after a season high two losses in a row, in mls action. who you about this last night with d.c. united. union with two all stars getting named beforehand goalie andre brake and rookie keegan rosenberry but ilsinho looked like a real all-star, scores two goals against d.c. united including this in the forty-seventh minute, union won three to nothing. they are now one point out of

first place. that is sports. i'm jeff skversky. have a great day. two identical twins have an amazing new bond. lee a rodgers and her sister sarah gave birth on the same day. lea was supposed to give birth four days before sarah but lea's baby wanted to arrive sooner then expect. ruled read is her baby boy born in denver. samantha lynn is sarah's baby girl born in will california. making this more incredible, they were born at 1:18 a.m., albeit in different time zones. >> it is in the like i knew you what was going on necessarily but and same with her respectively. it was just pure coincidence, i guess, maybe a twincoincidence. >> moms and their babies are all doing just fine. >> yes. time right now 7:27. we have much more action naus

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convention is two weeks away, a look at traffic restrictions and security measures that will come with it. thank you so much for waking up, on this sunday morning. we will goat outside to chris sowers. welcome back chris with the look at the accu weather forecast. >> the heat is gone. >> and humidity as well. it feels great out here. it will, they will both be making a come back later this week. another heat wave is in the seven day forecast. we will talk more about that in a minute. that will be a long one and could be the hottest, so far this year. enjoy today. enjoy lowering humidity levels. enjoy comfortable temperatures. tomorrow is equally as nice and then tuesday when we get in the thick of it. reading 69. poconos 60. trenton 68. millville 69. dover comfortable at 73. philadelphia checking in at 71. breezes are out of the northwest, canadian air mass, seeping in here, so that is helping to drop those, humidity levels. reading 7 miles an hour. northwesterly breeze. philadelphia eight. millville six. wilmington nine.

atlantic city at the airport 9 . satellite six with action radar we will see mixed skies after a lot of sunshine this morning, a few clouds mix in later this afternoon but most locations, we should stay dry, the exception to that will be the poconos where we could see a quick shower. if we pick up that shower it shouldn't last that long. cool forecast looks like this combination of the sun and clouds, less humid, temperatures heading steady in the mid 80's. uv index is high so apply the sun screen, for some one with fair skin, burn time is less than 20 minutes. so again keep apply that sun screen all day long. looking ahead here refreshing both the today and tomorrow. there is that heat wave returning by tuesday, and this one will last at least six or seven days and with the humidity added on top of that we could have three or four straight where heat index is close to a hundred again. when i come back in a few minutes, we will talk about that and that accu weather seven day forecast, guys. >> chris, thank you.

while city and nation cope with the unspeakable loss of five police officers the investigation into the snipper who killed them is ongoing. >> we will turn to reporter scott mclean live for news dallas, texas. what is the mood like there in dallas and how has that community been reacting. >> reporter: nydia and gray, good morning. this area in front of the police headquarters here in dallas is absolutely packed with people. i will step out of the way and show you scene here. there are two police cars, one dallas police car one is a transit vehicle and those agencies both lost people. they have absolutely been buried in cars and flowers and momentoes and candles, as well. you know, you will get the sense that the shock of this has worn off and now just sadness, i spoke to one gentlemen who his father was a fire fighter was also killed in the line of duty some years ago. obviously he feels he saw a connection to this but others have no connection at all.

they just wanted to come and pay their respects. police, they are obviously appreciative. they have been getting thanks, hugs but they are also on high alert and for good reason. yesterday there was an incident a report of the suspicious person inside of a police parking garage here. police actually went through and checked that truck here. they check their own building as well. they went back through again with the k-9 unit. they did not find any suspicious person or any suspicious thing. thankfully in that case it was a hoax but you can imagine how these officers are feeling after what took place thursday night. >> sure. >> there are reports of the disturbing incident outside a home belong to go one of those murdered police officers, what have you learned about that. >> reporter: yes, this we found out not long ago. there was an incident involving a dallas police vehicle stationed outside of the home of one of those fallen officers, and what we know is that vehicle was hit

by another one. that is under investigation right now to figure out who that other vehicle belongs to and why they might have done this but obviously plenty of questions there. it comes as police are on high alert across the country. there was another incident in san antonio where someone actually fired shots at police headquarters there late last night. they investigated. they found a person running from the scene. they found a suspicious vehicle. they brought in the bomb squad to look at that vehicle. it belonged to one of the employees. the again they are investigate to go find out who that was and what their motivation might have been. >> scott mclean live for us on the ground in dallas, texas, thank you. in our area and beyond some people are unite to go show support for dallas police department. in new jersey pemberton police hosted a prayer vigil. community wanted to rally around pemberton police department while remembering five police officers killed by that snipper in dallas.

your time 7:34. police are searching for person who shot and killed a man saturday afternoon in pittsgrove, and kidnaped victim's young son. this all started 4:00 p.m. near broad and church street where police say a 24 year-old man was shot multiple times. they say the suspect then drove off in the victim's car with the victims one year-old son inside. that car was found abandoned a short time later at fifth and wood street and that child was inside, and report he was not hurt. we new know about the security plans for the democratic national convention in philadelphia. it is different from the plan that was in place during the visit by pope francis. sarah bloomquist explains what you need to know. >> reporter: the democrats are coming to the wells fargo center and the protesters will join them right across the street in fdr park. all of the traffic restrictions are centered in this area in south philadelphia unlike papal visit do you remember that traffic box? nothing like that for dnc but it is also a national special

security event. >> you cannot compare obviously the papal visit to the dnc. it is much more confined area. >> we're hoping everyone stays. the businesses stay open. we show a national audience how great philadelphia is. >> reporter: dnc runs from jewel 25th to the 28th, traffic restrictions start taking effect saturday before. it will be confine generally in the area between packer avenue and naval yard. those with proper prudentials will get in the wells fargo vicinity after going through security. protesters will be direct to fdr park. >> it is in close proximity to the delegates. buses will drive right by them. they will be seen and heard. that was very important as we select fdr. >> reporter: philadelphia police made it clear they have dealt with many protests before, take last night as an example, the commissioner said for the dnc the response will be fluid. >> we are going to respect the constitution and everyone's right to protest and i think the city and police department

as well as other entities have done a good job at demonstrating that. trying to convey that to everyone involved. that is what we will continue to do. >> reporter: unlike papal visit all major highways will remain opened to pass eveninger vehicles. there will be restrictions for commercial vehicles on i-95. the exit ramps from broad street, from i-95 to broad street will remain closed for the duration of the dnc. you can find all this information including a list of restricted items, get a better look at that traffic map by logging on to 6b avenue . some people who plan are prepared by going through training right here in philadelphia, arch street united methodist church. members of the clergy and civil rights activist teamed up for that training. goal to make sure they understand the rights of people, to help keep them safe. those who showed up took part in the role playing exercises.

and in light of the recent killings by police officers, protesters will designate certain people to act as show called, cop watchers. they are responsible for recording officers responding to protests, and many say they are confident that philadelphia police department is prepared. >> i think the police here are awesome, and they have improved with community relations, a lot over the past few years but that doesn't hurt to be prepared. >> organizers also discussed what to expect if you are arrested and have been posting bail. more sessions are scheduled in the coming weeks. later it is inside story. panel will look at whether philadelphia is prepared for protests, and one offers five reasons why philadelphia is not ready. inside story coming your way at 11:30 right before "action news" at noon. bernie sanders has in the yet endorsed hillary clinton as he continues to push for changes in the democratic party's platform.

during a policy meeting yesterday, sanders won concessions on climate change, but failed to get group to oppose the transpacific partnership trade deal. aids to clinton and sanders say newly amended platform draft is most progress any of party history. it includes many sanders priorities including a $15 federal minimum wage, steps to break up large wall street banks and call to end the death penalty. there are reports that sanders may endorse clinton on tuesday. there are reports that donald trump has added a life long democrat to his list of possible vice-presidential candidates. that person on trump's list is retired lieutenant general michael flynn. flynn once headed up defense intelligence agency, and advised trump on foreign policy during the primary. the 57 year-old did not deny he would go through that vetting process. trump has hinted before people with military backgrounds were under consideration as his running mate. "action news" anchors jim

gardner and sarah bloomquist will bring you live reports from the rnc in cleveland. the those reports begin a week from today on the eve of the convention. jim and sarah will be updating you through facebook and twitter. late their week "action news" team brings you live reports from the dnc right here in philadelphia you can look for updates on six abc.com and, of course, dnc starts july 25th. >> we are all looking forward to it, right. the warning signs of skin cancer in children. we will tell but a few things contribute to go new cases, next up on "action news" sunday morning. plus philadelphia's role in building a navy is featured in a new exhibit about patriots and pirates. sky 6hd taking a live look at cape may there. it will be a beautiful day. eighty-five. low humidity. enjoy it. meteorologist chris sowers back next with the exclusive accu weather forecast which does include another possible heat wave.

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time for accu weather. get up, start your day it will be a good would be. >> get outside. >> yes. >> down the jersey shore this is place to be today. aim sure a lot of you down there were couped up. we had a couple of showers and clouds, and patchy fog. look at difference. it is beautiful. expect a lot of company down there in the next couple hours as folks get out and enjoying drop in humidity. notice cam why shaking around. wind are starting to pick up now out of the west north west five to 15 miles an her but it

is a comfortable, dry breeze. that will be working its way in here. all right. lets get you updated on where we stand with those 90-degree days. we have been showing this over last couple of weeks here on average, city of philadelphia picks up 24 days where we hit 90 degrees or higher. predictions this summer was for 32 of them, so far we're at 11 but after this next heat wave which begins tuesday once that one is over this number will be close to 20. so, we have quite a bit of heat heading this way here in the extended seven day forecast. reading 69. allentown 65. trenton 68. philadelphia 71. nice and comfortable low humidity. millville 69. still humid down the new jersey shore but that dry air is working its way in down there as well. the satellite six with action radar, we had two bands of showers and storms develop yesterday. this was with the actual cold front itself. then we had this 1lone cell developed over new castle county and skirted delaware bay over salem, cumberland, cape may county and that

produced damage. so did this one right here. this is at 10:00 o'clock yesterday evening. you can see this little what appears to be a little bow here that went right through trenton, princeton and east and west win or and produced wind damage. wind exceeded 65 miles an hour. this is what it did, to some locationness cumberland county this was sent from charlean in bridgeton this was a separate cell but we have had wind over 60 miles an hour. look at the size of this that went right in the tree here. some locations actually had violent weather for a brief period of time yesterday but now that dryer air, you can see it on the water vapor shot that dryer air there canada starting to work it way in here and it has cleared all that humidity out and feels like a breath of fresh air right now. it is short lived. heat wave number three actually begins tuesday. this could be potentially the longest so far this year. hottest weather will occur on thursday and friday. we will catch a break on saturday, and then sunday and monday the following monday are hot as well.

temperatures in the mid 90's. not every day but this is for thursday and friday. mid 90's. heat index or feels like is close to 100. get ready heat is coming back with a vengeance. sun, cloud, breezy, less humid. eighty-five is the forecasted high. look at that wind out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles an hour, just a gorgeous day, lots of sunshine to start. some clouds building during the afternoon but should be pretty nice. eighty-three by 1:00. by 3:85 and same temperature by five. for new jersey shore shades of blue a few clouds, land breeze, 48 with lowering humidity levels and ocean temperatures in the 70's. the exclusive seven day forecast, 85 degrees today, mostly sunny, nice tomorrow low humidity 87. here comes the heat. ninety for tuesday, wednesday 92, thursday 94, and friday 94, and saturday 93. sunday 59. monday 94, and it looks like the following tuesday, is when it will come to an end. >> you sound like a broken record. >> just trying to escape it on

vacation and came right up into it. >> were you really complaining about bohamas weather. >> no, no, no. >> i got it. >> thanks, chris. 7:47. when we think of skin cancer, as an adult problem, we usually think of that as an adult problem but it does happen in children and adolescence. it may in the show as the same way this weeks kids health matters, erin o'hearn has details on when families experience it. >> reporter: twelve year-old daniel it began at back to schooltime last august. >> we went for our haircut and i saw daniel had a mark in his neck. >> and infect patch on his scalp. >> i thought it was a scab. >> reporter: family headed right to the pediatrician. after a host of test and surgery on daniel's scalp and neck there was a surprising conclusion. >> they decided they were going to call these none in normal cells. >> reporter: doctor fox of children's hospital say a few

hundred kid, develop melanoma like adults it can appear anywhere whether the area has sun exposure or not but doctor fox says it may not look like the dark irregular moles seen in adults. >> in children melanoma appears as a small, pink bum that can bleed when injured. >> reporter: bum that grows quickly can be a sign, genetics play a big role but so does unexpected exposure to ultraviolet ray real or manmade. until nome a was rising 2 percent a year in kid and teams. since then it has been going down. >> we believe that is due to increased use of sun screen and the decrease use of tanning beds. >> reporter: doctor fox say broad spectrum sun screen is a must every day, even cloudy days in the summer and reapply every two hours. a hat with the 3-inch brim adds more protection. >> we have always been diligent about the sun screen but now even more so. hats, clothing. >> reporter: kid, tell your parents if anything crops up especially in the scalp.

>> i notessed back in may just never told them about it. >> reporter: daniel is doing well with his treatment and looking forward to sometime at the shore with a lot of sun protection. i'm erin o'hearn for channel six "action news".

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cities great naval history. karen rodgers has more in this weeks six abc loves the arts. it is called patriots ape pirates and it explores philadelphia's connection to the founding of the united states navy, and little untold story about america's conflict was pirates. exhibit is divided in to three parts and has 50 objects that have been rarely seen by the public. >> first sexist about our ships, being pirated by the algerians, we have beautiful model of an algerian pirate ship. we have some pistols that they would have used. >> reporter: as well as original letter, kidnaped sailors wrote to congress in 1793, imploring the government to interest convenient and help secure their release. at the time, there was no u.s. navy. >> the second sexist congress debating whether we should have a navy or not, so philadelphia josh hum freeze was select to design and manage the building of the new

american navy. >> reporter: exhibit includes a re-creation of what humphrey's shipyard looked like during late 1700's, located on the delaware river at washington avenue. >> the third sexist the actual part of the building the navy here in philadelphia. >> reporter: visitors can see original letter john barry received naming him the first captain of the navy. >> that is why sometimes he is referred to as the father of the american navy. >> reporter: you can climb aboard a model of diligence of 1797, ship served as part of the commodore barry west indy squad ron. >> there is a lot of room for you to come, play and pretend you are a patriot or pirate. >> patriots and pirates is permanently on advertise play at independent see port museum. go to the arts in philly.org or visit six abc.com/love the arts for other area events. for six abc roof the arts i'm karen rodgers. time right now 7:53. it is end of an era for

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flip your thinking about buying your next one. back to beautiful weather. >> i did bring back beautiful weather. >> yes, i did. >> let's show you the forecast. today tomorrow look good. eighty-five, 87, combination of sun and included both days turning less humid. give the ac a break. look at what happens here by wednesday, actually tuesday 90, wednesday 92.

thursday and friday 94. that looks like bohamas weather but difference was i had bow ham a moma in my hand. >> yes. >> thanks, chris. >> welcome back. >> good morning america weekend is next on channel six. "action news" continues later this morning. >> here's some of the stories we are following this morning for you. new at 9:00 philadelphia police officers end up in the middle of the gun battle. >> chris sowers will be back with more on the exclusive accu weather forecast for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a great sunday. we will see you right back here at 9:00.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, protesters take to the streets in cities across the country over the fatal shootings of two black men by police. >> city police, you're under arrest. don't fight me. don't fight me. don't fight me. >> i'm under arrest, y'all. >> dozens have been arrested shutting down highways. police using smoke bombs. the efforts to keep the peace. tensions and tears in dallas. the new scare at police headquarters. s.w.a.t. teams mobilized. >> it's a very tense scene right now. >> as we're learning more about the gunman who killed five police officers. was he planning an even bigger attack? and the images striking a chord. officers heading back to work with hugs and kisses. scare in the air. a delta flight from atlanta to denver diverted landing in tulsa. stretchers brought in to carry