"action news", delaware valley's leading news program. good afternoon, it is sunday july 10th i'm nydia han with gray hall. here's some of the stories we are following on "action news". tensions continue to escalate across the nation, as protesters take to the streets, after two deadly police involved shootings.

amid that decision signs of unity, local police officers and church members are coming together to pray for peace. we are live. plus, septa is set to release new schedule to help ease delays and overcrowding on the regional rails. but first the exclusive accu weather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. outside we will go, beautiful out there is that right chris. >> good afternoon, guys. it feels like new england out here right now. humidity levels dropped off a bit. temperatures are still heading steady in the upper p-7 on's. we have a nice breeze. lets look the at numbers in the delaware and lehigh valley. we are at 79 in philadelphia. seven's north and west, allentown, reading both showing 77. lower 80's south and east. millville, wilmington atlantic the i showing 80 or 81. cape may 79. dover 79 degrees. cold front swept through last night, wind shifted out of the northwest, air dried out and with the breeze it feels comfortable. general wind are from ten to 15 miles an hour. they will continue throughout the afternoon, occasionally

seeing gusts as high as 20 miles an hour. with the cooler air mixing in aloft we are starting to see cloud cover, as anticipated. north and west of the city here. satellite six with action radar, new jersey shore, crystal clear, and interior sections of south jersey for the most part cleared but we are picking up a little bit of cloud cover in the lehigh valley and far western suburbs. so forecast for remaining of the afternoon looking good. less humid, breezy, look for a combination of sun and cloud and high temperatures somewhere between 84 and 85 degrees. so very nice, pleasant end to the weekend. and another heat wave is on the way as we look at that accu weather seven day forecast. we could see five or six days of 90 plus degree heat. i'll come back with the details in the accu weather forecast, guys. >> chris, thank you. now to growing protests taking place here, and all across the nation. in minnesota, dozens of people were arrested and several officers were hurt when protesters blocked a major interstate.

>> this comes in the wake of the two deadly police involved shootings. abc's eva pilgrim has more from st. paul. >> reporter: overnight protesters and police clashing, in baton rouge, foot able shows one man being taserd. about 30 arrested including civil rights activist deray mckeson a well known member of the black lives matter movement, streaming on pariscope as he was taken in custody. >> you are under arrest. >> he was put in and vehicle. >> reporter: protesters lined on the street and shutting down highways. police there overnight using smoke bombs, to clear out demonstrators, who they say threw roxanne fire works at them. meanwhile, in san antonio police investigating reported gunfire hitting their headquarters. >> three on here. >> reporter: protest spurred

by those fatal shootings of black men by police in 24 hours. on tuesday night that close-up killing caught on camera, alton sterling losing his life, on a wednesday. >> philano castille shot in the driver's seat of his car in minnesota after two cops pulled him over. his fiance live streaming aftermath on facebook. >> the officer just shot him in his arm. >> reporter: this morning the attorney for the officer at the center of the minnesota shooting is saying this heart breaking incident had nothing to do with race but it had to do with the presence of the gun. >> he is licensed to carry. he was trying get out his id and wallet out of his pocket. >> that was abc's eva pilgrim reporting. protesters continue to make their voices heard here in philadelphia. overnight dozens on have people took to the streets, in hunting park and kensington calling for justice as police looked on. earlier yesterday the group philly coalition for real justice rallied and marched

down the streets, holding signs. when they arrived at district station they were met by people supporting the police. >> i just can't not just stay here and stay compliant anymore. >> it the is not fair and i'm just tired and that is why i'm out here. it all need to stop. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> one thing both sides agree on neither want to go to anymore funerals. as those protests continue police and clergy members are coming together in montgomery county. this morning lemont am thee church held a special service. >> "action news" reporter trish hartman was there and she joinses live from elkins park. trish, they are sending a message of peace, is that right. >> reporter: that is right, nydia. the cheltenham police department was here as part of that unity services this morning. church members hope this is a good first step toward peace after a violent week full of protests. >> we love you. >> that is right.

>> amen. >> cheltenham police officer jason thompson was greeted with a standing owe racial during the unity service a at ame church. church officials hope this is a step in the right direction insighting racial tension after a violent week. >> our message is that we love one another. so we have to talk about how we love one another. part of that is showing love to those who protect and serve us. >> reporter: church goers say watching the news has been heart breaking and hope more interactions like this will bring police and the community, together. >> when you bring a community together and you try to show them, the yuck people especially young people, that police officers should be treated with respect and they are just trying to do a job. >> i keep praying for the family, keep praying for the world and keep praying. that is all you can does keep praying. >> reporter: now officer thompson was not allowed to speak to the media, similar services was held in overbrook this morning where police captain, with philadelphia

police, period there as part of the unity service this follows four days of protests after deadly shoot initial baton rouge, st. paul, minute so the and dallas texas. live from elkins park, trish hartman channel six "action news". >> rallying crying for unity thanks very much. we have new information on that deadly dallas ambush this morning the city's police chief said that killer wrote on the wall near where he was eventually kill. chief david brown said they found just two letters by micah johnson, r and b. investigators are trying to determine what if any meaning those letters actually have. we will learn that johnson practiced military style drills in his yard, train at a private self-defense schools and was blank a much larger attack but moved up his plans when he saw an opportunity at last week's protests. stay with "action news" and six abc.com for very latest developments from dallas texas and join the ongoing conversation about all of the weeks tragic events on our facebook and twitter pages where we will bring you continuing updates.

philadelphia police officers responding to a disturbance this morning, and ended up in the middle of the gun battle will. action cam was at the scene in the 4800 block of rising sun avenue. that is where around 5:45 a.m. police came upon two men firing at each other. the suspects, bolted when they saw police. two officers got out of the patrol car and ran after the suspect. one man was arrested, the other got away. police say they have recover both guns. in delaware county gun violence claims the life of the man and left his sister injured. shots rang out in the 600 block of concord street in chester last night. police say siblings were shot several times. man died at the scene. his sister was rushed to crozer-chester medical center in critical condition. police have in the released the victim's names or ages. there is no quick way to fix a defects that forced 120 septa trains out of service but agency says that help is on the way, and septa is leasing trains from other transit authorities which will add 1700 seats, as early as

tomorrow. it could relief, of course some delays and overcrowding issues for commuters. a new interim regional will rail schedule is due to be release later today. a little early, leave a little later. that is my add rise. much more to come on sunday on "action news" philadelphia's naval history put on advertise play. find out where you can find this exciting new exhibit in today's six abc loves the arts. plus finding alzheimer's with marijuana a, in health check, we will tell you about the new evidence that has scientists hopeful. meteorologist chris sowers will be back with the full accu weather forecast which includes another heat wave, when "action news", continues.

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sea port museum has a new permanent exhibition that celebrates the cities great naval history. >> karen rodgers has more on this weeks six abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it is called patriots and pirates and it explores philadelphia's connections to the founding of the united states navy, and a little told story about america's conflict was pirates. exhibit is divided in three parts and has 50 objects that have rarely been seen by the public. >> the 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 the kidnaped sailor's wrote to congress in 1793, imploring the government to intervene 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 philadelphian josh humphreys was selected to design and manage the building of the new american navy. >> reporter: exhibit includes re-creation of what humphrey's shipyard looked like during late 1700's, it was 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 on a model of diligence of 1797, the ship served as part of the commodore barry west inn i's squad ron. >> there is a lot of room for you to come, play and pretend you are a patriot or pirates. >> reporter: patriots and pirates is permanently on displayed at independent sea port museum. for tickets and museum hours go to the arts in philly.org or, of course, visit six abc.com/love the arts for other area events. for six abc loves the arts,

i'm karen rodgers. well, it looks good, doesn't it. >> it looks like fun. >> what is really goodies our weather today. >> earlier i said it felt like new england. i'm getting carried a way. it feels better, for sure. the lets go back outside and show you what is going on. we are looking live in atlantic city, back bays of atlantic city and it is beautiful down there we hardly after a cloud in the sky at the jersey shore. mainly clear. couple puffy cloud developing north and west but one thing that everybody is enjoying right now are the lower humidity levels. dew points have really dropped off in the wake of the cold front that swept through here last night. 79 degrees, as this midday hour in philadelphia, look at the that dew point, low to mid 70's yesterday and new barely cracking 60 degrees. the that is your dryer air working in. pressure reading 29.91 inches, holding steady, on top of the dryer dew point we have a nice breeze out of the west/northwest at 13 miles an hour adding to the comfort. seventy-seven in reading and allentown. 67 degrees, that is it, at

this midday hour in the poconos. philadelphia is 79. millville 81. atlantic city at the airport showing 80. we have the slightest touch of humidity down here across south jersey and delaware. dew points in the lower 60's. but when we get into the city and areas north and west. this is pretty nice and comfortable. dew points hanging out in the upper 50's, lower 60's. the that is dryer air, continuing to bleed in from the northwest on back side of this upper level low pushing through new england this afternoon. that is why we're seeing increase in cloud cover north and west of the city, it is expect, and it will thin out, as the day wears on. so for new jersey shore we're going mostly sunny skies for the rest of the afternoon, everybody else a combination of the sun and clouds. much better and breezy out there. there is yesterday's cold front, it is out to sea at this point. high pressure holds on for one more day, tomorrow another nice one but then this warm front will actually sneak through here at some point during the day on tuesday and then you'll immediately notice when this front comes through. it will be like opening up the

door to a completely different air mass, heat and humidity building again. should get in here at some point tuesday and from that point on it will feel like, well, like florida, with high dew points and temperatures, closing in on 90 degrees. ninety-four, 95. these will continue to drop off throughout the day. ever night tonight, nice and comfortable. tomorrow is another refreshing day. still warms. highs in the mid 80's with low dew point is it should feel nice. then we will get into monday and tuesday. here comes the warm front. these dew points back in the upper 60's, lower 70's. very tropical air mass again. those numbers will continue to increase as we progress along through the workweek. the comfortable now. very uncomfortable by week's even. sun and clouds today, breezy, less humid. 85 degrees is the forecasted high and then mainly clear overnight tonight. very pleasant. you will be able to open up those windows, turn off air conditioning. 58 degrees. outlying suburbs with no humidity. that will feel great. sixty-seven in center city.

wind north/northwest at 15 to 25 miles an hour. for new jersey shore rest of the way less humid, we will take sun and cloud but enjoying more sun then cloud. 84 degrees. land breeze. your ocean temperature is nice and mild up to 71. if you get too hot, take a dip. nice and enjoyable. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, here we go 85 degrees, mostly sun i and nice for monday 87. both days featuring lower humidity levels. tuesday we're up to 90 with humidity starting to increase. wednesday. ninety-two. thursday and friday we're really into it at that point. 94 degrees both days with the humidity, it is going to feel more like 100 degrees. is there an outside shot of a couple of thunderstorm come friday afternoon an then saturday partly sunny and hot, with a high of 93 degrees. i do have some good news, do you see tuesday, 90. wednesday 92. the new information suggests that instead of 90 for tuesday, it is now 89, and instead of 92, it is now 91. >> yes, going in the right direction. >> all right, thanks, chris. >> remember get that seven day forecast, and check storm

tracker six radar anytime at six abc.com/weather.

happy sunday. thank you so much for staying with "action news" at 12:20, 1 . the sky 6hd showing you the philadelphia international airport, please do enjoy a cool day because meteorologist chris sowers say, prepare for the heat to return. and on health check this noon a new study suggest pregnant woman can get the a flu shot all while protecting their babies. the gates foundation funned the study conduct in south africa. it found flu vaccine to be 86 percent effective in babies for eight weeks after birth. but vaccine effect drop off sharply after eight and 24 weeks. lead author say it is important to find a vaccine that works for babies since is there nothing approved for infants under six months.

i phone user will be able to use a app to sign up an organ donor. it will be part of the ios10 schedule in the fall. it will allow users to sign up to become an organ, eye and tissue donor through its health app. apple will smith registrations to the national donate life registry. researchers in california say compounds found in marijuana may actually help fight against alzheimer's disease. scientists found preliminary evidence that thc and other compound can promote cell removal of the brain toxins which are associated with that disease. they say the results may offer insights into the role of inflammation in alzheimer's. it can also help develop treatment is a cording to the national institutes of health, alzheimer's effects more than 5 million americans. and next up in sports the phillies are hoping for a win today in their final game before the all-star break. plus the union, role back with the big win against d.c. united, highlights next up in

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in sports the phillies hope to turn things around in colorado today as they wrap up their series before an all-star break. here's jeff skversky. ryan howard lost his starting job to tommy joseph. new phils first base man responded by going in to a major slump. just as joseph was starting to loose that grip on the job, he gets back into the swing of things. joseph snaps out of his zero for 17 slum this week and gone from ice cold to red hot hitting .625 since. last night against rockies how about a four for four night, nearly hits for the cycle. the solo shot in the second his third home run since tuesday. phillies two to nothing lead is gone just like that jared

eickoff gives up a 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 a loan. he does not get out of the inning. eickoff charged with the career high eight runs, 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. their careers will forever be compared. forget before it the any spears, this is the must see show last night in vegas. simmons against ingram. sixers and lakers, summer league action. sixers want simmons to be more aggressive. how about this in the first, simmons eight points, ingram seven. later in the first simmons with the nice dish hooks up with timothy luwawu, one of his eight assists, joel embiid, yeah, he is happen bye this. he'll love this. jeremy grant with the slam.

wow. but the oh and ah's saved for the finally. final seconds, deangelo russell at the buzzer to beat the sixers. sixers lose their summer league game 70-69. beforehand sixers making it official announcing signing of the episcopal academy grad gerald henderson. free agent guard saying playing high school ball in merion he always dreamed of playing for sixers. dario saric says he is finally coming to the innings isers too. yeah, yeah, yeah we have heard this before but the 12th overall pick in the 2014 draft reiterates his plan to play for sixers after leaving croatia in the olympics after being named tournament mvp. saric played last two seasons in turkey, 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, and mls action. how about this last night begins d.c. united, union, with two all stars named

beforehand goalie andre blake and keegan rosenberry but ilsinho who looks like the real all-star scores two goals begins 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. when you are 103 years old you should get whatever you want, right? well, katie cohen wanted to run bases at toronto blue jays stadium so using her walker decorated in pink, the birthday girl went for a stroll around the diamond. trent ton's mayor was by her side. katie said this was a dream come true. she's quick too, isn't she. looking good. >> 103. happy birthday. well deserved. another half an hour of ago news is just ahead. >> here are stories we will have for you, we will have a live report on a unity service in our area today. going to try to heel racial divisions. plus republican donald

trump has thrown a new name in his vice-presidential sweepstakes, a former general and a member of the democratic party. those stories, the exclusive accu weather forecast and more when "action news" continues

new details micah johnson. we are live with the latest. president obama is cutting

his trip to spain short to visit dallas in the wake of that tragedy. plus relief is in sight for septa riders, agency plans to add hundreds of extra rail seats starting tomorrow. more in a moment but first outside we will go to check the accu weather forecast and meteorologist chris sowers. how is it feeling, chris. >> feels nice. speaking of relief, right, the humidity has really dropped off behind the cold front that swept through here yesterday and producing severe weather in the area. this is the pays off. we have a combination of sun and cloud here on city avenue but with temperatures study in the 70es a and no humidity it feels fantastic. we are going live down in cape may, notice everybody is looking over the water because our dolphin friend have been putting on a show. there is one right there. they have been putting on quite a show here over the last say 15 minutes, look the at them all, just bobbing in and out of the the water, one actually jumped high where i saw the entire dolphin come out of the water just about a minor so ago.

it is neat to see. that we have been seeing this all morning long. the it is beautiful on the sand. temperatures are right now in the 70's with low humidity levels and a nice enjoyable land breeze. here we go 81 in avalon. eighty-two ocean city, margate 82. cape may 79 degrees. again, due points are down in the low to mid 60's. the it feels better. seventy-nine in philadelphia. seventy-seven for reading and allentown and poconos we're still stuck in the 60's. for the remainder of the afternoon 85 degrees in the city. look for a combination of the sun and clouds and nice gentle breeze out of the northwest. new jersey shore it is more sun then cloud, breeze which a high of 84. if you are down the shore here's what you can expect rest of the way, ocean temperatures in the lower 70's, waves two to 4 feet, nice land breeze out of the west ten to 20 miles an hour and a low risk for rip currents. keep in mind that doesn't mean rip currents just can't happen but it means right now risk is low. still pay close attention to the life guard but it has been a enjoyable finish to the weekend, thus far, and afternoon looks good, but the

heat and humidity will return later this week and i'll let you know when when i see new ten minutes, guys. >> chris, thank you. now to the latest on the deadly ambush in dallas, police released new details about snipper micah johnson. they say he was plotting a larger attack that word comes as protests continue across the country in the wake of recent police killings of two black men. abc's kenneth moton joins us live from dallas texas with the latest on these developments, kenneth, what are you learning. >> reporter: gray and nydia here in dallas pd i can tell you the focus is on the fallen officer. take a look, this memorial is growing by the hour but yes, today we are learning new details about the gun man as protests across the continue. demonstrationness minnesota against alleged police brutality turned violent as protesters clashed with police. officers in riot gear moved in with smoke bombs. police across the country worked to keep the peace after

week of police killings, or of one in st. paul and one in baton rouge where protesters faced off with an army of 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 reports of the suspicious person in their garage. swat teams and sharp shooters were on the scene but a sweep turned up nothing. this scare briefly took away from the incredible scene outside the department, two barely visible patrol car serve as a grim reminder of the five dallas police officers killed when investigators say micah johnson went on a rampage fueled by racism. dallas police chief david brown told cnn that johnson was planning a much large's tack then the one carried out on thursday. >> we believe that the deaths in minnesota and louisiana just sparked his delusion, fast track his plan and saw protest in dallas as an

opportunity. >> reporter: chief brown also said johnson had a journal of ram manies in his home n his parking garage where he was killed he used his own blood to write letters on the wall. it is all evidence investigators are still trying to decipher, gray. reporting live, from dallas kenneth moton channel six "action news". >> kenneth, the investigation continues, thank you so much for the update. the president is cutting short his trip to spain in light of the violence that has plaqued the u.s. over the past few days. he met with spain's king in the special reception at the royal palace today before wrapping up the visit, the president calls for greater tolerance for police and for people who believe the police are too heavy handed. he apologized to the king of spain for the schedule change. >> i wish i was staying longer, and i'm so grateful for the understanding not only his majesty but the people of spain, we have had a difficult

week back in the united states, so my trip is a little abbreviated but i thought it was very important. >> president obama plans to return to washington tonight and expected to fly to dallas texas this week. stay with "action news" and six abc.com for very latest developments from dallas. you can join on the going conversation about the week's tragics events on our facebook and twitter pages where we will continue to update you. as the protests continue across the nation, montgomery county church is sending a message of peace. church members, and a police officer came together this morning for a special unity service at lem ot tame church. trish joins us from elkins park. hopefully this does not fall on deaf ears, trish. >> reporter: the cheltenham police department was here at ame church as part of the unity service. church goers hope this is a step toward peace after a long week of gun violence and protests. jason thompson received applause and a standing ovation during that service

here this morning. church officials here wanted to do something to fight the fear, that they say, is causing racial tension, and violence across the country. the pastor says reaching out to the cheltenham police department after the deadly shootings and protests that followed seems like the natural thing to do. church members say they would like to see more positive interactions between officers and the community especially to show young people the human side of police officers. we also spoke with the retired police officer hopeful that continued efforts, will make a difference. >> this will take a church, it will take the community, it will take the police officers and greatest thing of all it will take love. love will conquer hate every time. >> sometimes it is really hard to serve people when you don't feel that you are appreciated by them. so as a nation we need to make sure that our police officers really know that we care about

them. >> reporter: churches around the area were praying for the victims of last week shootings and their families as well as philadelphia police captain attended a similar unity services in the overbrook section this morning. live from elkins park trish hartman for channel six "action news". >> trish, thank you. septa is expected to release a new interim schedule today trying to manage the commute after the removal of 120 regional railcars. the agency says that it expects to be able to add 1700 seats to relieve overcrowding, beginning tomorrow. at least these leased train from new jersey, maryland and amtrak. 120 silver liner five railcars were removed from services last week even after potentially dangerous defects were discovered. the pennsylvania house of representatives is set to return to session this afternoon in an effort to reach a deal on the state budget. the deadline to reach a compromise on how to pay for $31.5 billion spending plan is midnight tomorrow. governor tom wolf could sign parts of the proposal or veto it all together. budget negotiators are looking

for options for funding the budget. they include expanding casino style gambling and increasing taxes on cigarettes. we are about a week away from the republican national convention, the gathering in cleveland, ohio is expected to make donald trump the g.o.p. candidate for president. his running mate is still a mystery. there are reports that trump is vetting a possible vice-presidential candidate, who is both a life long democrat and a retired general, michael flynn, who is interviewed this morning on abc's this week, flynn wants headed up defense intelligence agency and advised trump on foreign policy during the primary. the 57 year-old did not deny he was going through the vetting process, trump has hinted before that people with military background were under consideration as his running mate. turning now to the democrats, yesterday bernie sanders had a mixed day in his effort to change some plans in the democratic party platform. he won concessions from hillary clinton supporters on climate change but he failed to get clinton group to oppose

the transpacific partnership trade deal, newly admitted platform draft includes many of the 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 actually endorse clinton on tuesday. remember to down load six abc news app to stay on top of the action as we head toward the general election, get breaking news alerts from the campaign trail as well as live results on election night, six abc news app is a free down load for your mobile device. two former football players accused of brutally beating a west chester man has been sentenced to probation. deandre dunkly and shelby wilkerson pleaded guilty to misty mean's salt charge this month. they were among six california university of pennsylvania players, charged in the 2014 beating of lewis campbell. cases are still pending against two of those players. the search continues today for a gunman who killed a man and then took off in the victim's car with a child

inside. the 24 year-old victim was shot several times at broad and church street in penns grove yesterday. police say suspect then drove off in the victim's car with the the victim's one year-old son inside. the car was later found abandoned across the river in northern liberties. the boy was not -- the boy was in the car and was not physically hurt. is there still much more to come on "action news" for this sunday, it is end of an era for hamilton, three cast members from the broadway hit has taken their final bow, including one right here from philadelphia. looking for a new way to work out? we will take you down to the new jersey shore for another kind of routine. taking a live look at sky 6hd at the bridge, meteorologist, chris sowers will have your full accu weather forecast when "action news" a continues.

it is summertime as we all know and that means besides the heat, staying in shape is

on the mind of many. >> if your work out routine is getting stale there are ways to switch things up. you can find new challenges while down at the shore. >> "action news" reporter erin o'hearn takes us there. >> i did it the. >> i did it. >> reporter: laughing at the end of the work out, yes, paddling is that much fun. >> stand up paddling you are used to it is narrow board and propel with your hand. >> reporter: water sport popular out west and in as you veil use, the ocean city swim club is new bringing it to the new jersey shore. >> you really control, board and balance through your abdominals and core. it is always engaged. even most subtle of swell or wave and you are constantly correcting and balances. >> reporter: you get to be on the opened water, speaking of which... lots of you have heard of yoga but finding your ballot bay can be hard. >> previously stand up yoga everybody is drifting a about heart. >> reporter: harbor outfitters now have this the imagine

paddle surf where eight can be anchored on to a center platform making yoga more accessible for novice paddle borders. >> this will allow us to be keeping everybody happy. >> bring your hand backup. >> reporter: boxing lessons at surf side and avalon will get your heart rate up and frustration out but this isn't your typical private fitness lesson not when instructor is wealther wait champion ray robinson. >> it is a full body work out. you know, you are bobbing, weaving, working on your legs, coordination. >> reporter: robinson says his classes aren't just for elite athlete and while harbor try club says it isn't just for the season, try athletes. >> we have members that are going to be doing their first triathlon, we have members to go it for years. we have some people this that just want to exercise. >> reporter: this group puts safety first. for those hesitant of open water swim they have access to coaches on site and of course access to all of the fun. make sure you have six abc.com, we have link to the groups features.

erin o'hearn, channel six "action news". >> erin is tough. >> certainly is. >> yes. >> she looks good too. >> get you outside, and show you is what going on, we're back down in cape may looking for more dolphins. this has made my day, hasn't it? and, what a lovely day on the beach. lets see, don't be shy, doing a good job here over the last hour. they are not going to peak through, are they? no. i'll give it another five seconds here. gray is counting. doesn't look like it will happen. we have seen dolphins over the last few hours here, kind of putting on a show for the folks on the beach there enjoying the lovely weather, right. the nice break in the humidity and the heat, we had our second heat wave of the year with three straight days of 90 . actual which 95, 95, 94. well, now to daze we're starting to see those temperatures drop. yesterday was only 79. today we will hit somewhere between 83 and 85. somewhere in that vicinity which is below average for this time of the year. low temperature this morning was 71.

seventy's still north and west, lower 80's south and east, poconos 67. trenton 78. dover 80. millville 81. here's satellite six with action radar in case are wondering why the clouds are suddenly popping up north and west. it is because of this upper level low right here, and this will continue to swing through over the next 12 hours or so, this cloud cover will begin to thin out during the course of the the day but what is happening here is you are seeing that colder air aloft, that is lets say ten or 15,000 . this little pocket is pushing over the sun heat the air at the surface, that air rises and because this is so cold it continues to rise until it condenseness to cloud. that is what is going on north and west. that is a good sign. the that is part of the reason why it is so comfortable out there sun and cloud the rest of the way. new jersey shore it is more like more sun then cloud, it will be a nice finish to the weekend. 4:00 o'clock this afternoon same thing, sun and cloud and then overnight tonight mainly clear, very comfortable, tomorrow, equally as nice, and then with combination of the sun and cloud once again, and very low humidity levels. heat wave number two begins to

build up on tuesday, and then forecasting the high of 90 degrees f we don't hit 90 we will hit 88 or 89. it will be a close call. even so with the humidity it will feel like 90 regardless. could be the longest heat wave of the year so far. hottest will occur on thursday and friday with temperatures in the mid 90's and fels like temperatures right around the century mark of 100. so for the remained other have the afternoon we will go a combination of the sun and cloud, less humid and breezy. low 80's north and west. we will say mid 80's south and east. jersey shore equally as warm in the city because of the land breeze. eighty-five in philadelphia 84 in atlantic city. cape may 83. dover checking in at 84 today. for the poconos is there a slight chance of a pop up shower over the next couple of hours, otherwise, it is partly sunny, breezy and very comfortable with a high of 76 degrees. new jersey shore thinks your day, my friends, really nice down there right now, mostly sunny skies, high thin clouds a have above. eighty-four. wind at your back. seventy-one is your ocean temperature. very nice and enjoyable after

yesterday's yuck. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast. 87 degrees for monday, mostly sunny and nice. the tuesday here we go 90. wednesday hot and humid, 92. you need three straight days of 90 or higher for a heat wave. we have five here. plus another two more on the back end. we will get into sunday and monday and those two days look like 90's as well. ninety-four thursday. 945. both days feeling like a hundred. saturday 93. nydia. >> chris, thank you. a fast moving brush fire north of los angeles, has sent 2,000 people fleeing from their homes. blaze broke out in the ranch foot hill community yesterday afternoon. it tore through 700 acres of dense dry brush. high heat and dumping wind added fuel and intensity to the blaze. more than 200 fire fighters focused on than creating a perimeter around homes that were threaten. the fire is burning close to interstate 51 of the major arteries through los angeles. 700 homes have been evacuate. typhoon wreaks havoc in taiwan is being blamed for two

deaths in china officials say 17 people remain missing, after typhoon nepartak battered the coast with heavy rains and strong wind. the storm toppled houses and triggered landslide. it also forced more than 400,000 people, to relocate. nepartak weakened in the storm tropical storm hours after making land fall n taiwan three people were killed and more than 300 others were injured when the storm hit there. a 29 year-old matador has died after being gore during a bull fight in spain. victor died late last night. he was gore in the thigh by the bull, and his body was flipped over. he was then gore a second time in the chest, the incident was broadcast live on television. he is the first professional to die during a bull fight in spain since 1985.

it is 12:51. 79 degrees. beautiful day out there. hopefully you are enjoying it, heat comes back starting tuesday. black lives matter emoji is back on twitter, it resemble three clinched fist in various shades of brown. it start add peering at end of the #black lives matter, after the deadly police shootings of two black men in louisiana and minute so the a black birds announced decision to bring that emoji back. account run by twitter employees celebrates and encourages diverse perspectives. star bucks lovers listen to this prior to pay more for your favorite cup of coffee. your coffee chain is raising prices on select beverages that will begin on tuesday, and it is not said just how much the increase will be but recent computer glitch caused the price adjustment to take effect early. customers were overcharged a maximum of 30 cents, out of error and it has been since correct. on the people scene you can still get tickets to see

smash broadway sensation hamilton but won't get to see lynn manual miranda in it. show star and creator performed in his last show last night. multiple standing ovations interrupted the final show and lots of celebrities in the house. philadelphia's own leslie odom, junior took his final bow last night. he won tony for his role as aaron burr. new york yankees legend derek jeter is now a married man. jeter and long time girlfriend hanna davis, tied the k not in california this weekend. two dated for three years before getting engaged last fall. all right. when "action news" continues, an update on our top stories. >> but one final look at your accu weather forecast, we will be right back.

recapping our top stories here on "action news" police protests are growing across the united states, and dozens in minnesota were arrested and several others were hurt when protesters blocked an interstate. protest are a reaction to two deadly police involved shootings. the dallas police chief says micah johnson, man who killed five of that cities police officers in the ambush last week wrote the on the on bought letters r and b in his own blood before he was killed. investigators are trying to determine why. septa is leasing trains there other transit agency to add 1700 rail seats by early as tomorrow. its in an effort to off set 120 cars it had to side line because of the serious defect.

the transit agency is also releasing a new regional rail schedule today. foulke, before we go an update on the forecast, folks will enjoy today. >> do you want to go back to the shore. >> yeah, why not. >> okay. lets see if we can find some more dolphins. we have been watching them for the last hour or so and they have been jumping, dancing around putting on a nice show for folks on the beach. i don't see them now. i did see one earlier. >> we saw a couple of them outside. check this out, on our honeymoon in bohamas. >> beautiful. >> this is little bella, three years old, 25 minute ferry ride from the atlantis to blue lagoon and they sit there, tans with you and they yum seven around and have a good time. you know throw the ball they go get it, and you can feed them and everything. that is part of the reason why i enjoy dolphins so much. not like miami dolphins, eagles fans,. >> just wanted to make that clear. >> eighty-five today. eighty-seven tomorrow.

tuesday arrives with humidity. thanks, chris. welcome back by the way. "action news" continues tonight at 6:00. >> for gray hall, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday. we will see you back here next weekend. >> ♪

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