>> thank you so much for waking up with us, 7:00 a.m., saturday, july 16. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," the turkish government blames a cleric for an attempted military coup, a cleric that lives in the poconos. a man faces a would-be robber overnight as he arrives home and he is shot several times. plus, we're days away from the start of the republican national convention. we're live in cleveland with a preview, but first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. chris glad you're outside and not me. >> reporter: gray feels like i'm standing in a steam room. you know what i am talking about when your trying to lose weight. it's very humid, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. once we pick up the heating from the sun we should topple

90 degrees. with all the route it will feel awful. 79 in center city already. 69 degrees, ten degrees lower far western suburbs, tanersville, 69. kennett square 69 degrees. glass borough, 75. gandys beach, 69. nice on the delaware bay. woodbine 78. on the boards in atlantic city, 78 degrees. surf city, 78. toms river 71 picking up some nice blue clause, if you're doing crabbing, head to the oceanfront around the point pleasant area and seaside pike they are picking up 6 1/2 inch blue close. the pool forecast looks like, an isolated thunderstorm is possible this afternoon, otherwise look for a combination of sun and clouds. it will be hot and humid with temperatures topping out around 92 or 93, but with the humidity

it will feel like 95 or 96. all right, hone you like the 90s -- hope you like the 90s, because we have a lot of them in the seven-day forecast. potentially the hottest day of the year so far arrives monday. details in the seven-day forecast when i see you in just a bit. >> developing overnight, forces loyal to turkey's president say they were successful in stopping a military coup. [gunshots] here's what we know, nearly 200 people died and more than 1,000 were injured in clashes, many of them are civilians, dozens police officers. 1500 troops, some of them high ranking officers have been detained. supporters of the coup accused the president of softening his stance on isis. overnight the president had this to say. >> this nation has a certain

government using their own will by elections. the government is in control. >> in washington, president obama has called on all sides in turkey to support the democratically elected government. turkey is the main supporter of the uprising against syrian president assad. a lawyer for the turkish government said look no farther than the poconos, an imam and former rival of the turkish president. the president publicly accused him of plotting to overthrow the secular government from a gated compound in monroe county. he released a statement saying he condemned the coup attempt in the strongest terms. the republican national

convention begins on monday, but today heats up as the presumptive nominee donald trump introduces his running mate. abc's stephanie ramos is live and joys us with a preview. a big time for ohio. >> reporter: it is gray, it's going to be a jammed-packed week along with the speakers, the balloons are ready, music and of course, the man of the hour, donald trump taking the stage this week along with his running mate indiana governor, and running mate mike pence who is taking jabs at hillary clinton and explaining why he is rallying behind trump. as press for the republican national convention continues mike pence took to fox news talking about joining donald trump as his running mate. >> this man is the right leader for america. >> reporter: moments after trump

tweeted p. he -- mike pence as the vice president pick, high ranking conservatives said. i think he is a complimentary to trump as personality. >> reporter: mike pence was at the center of the religious freedom restoration act. the right protects a person to follow the religious beliefs. businesses pulling out of the state. hillary clinton calling him the most extreme pick in history. meanwhile, hillary clinton is campaigning with jim kaine and reporting meeting with senator elizabeth warren and julian castro. clinton's campaign said she is closing in on making a vp

selection and expected to make an announcement next week. >> in just a few days, mike pence and donald trump will take to the stage at the republican national convention. security here is tighter than ever before. in cleveland, ohio, stephanie ramos. >> we'll have live coverage of the republican national convention continues on air and social media through the final gavel that happens thursday. ten days and counting before all eyes are on philadelphia and the democratic national convention. many communities in the city of brotherly love are making sure the hundreds of delegates coming to philadelphia feel at home. in montgomery, teens got ready to welcome the delegates and others who will be in town for the convention. members of the hospitality community put together 3,000 goodie bags for all visitors that contain information about

what visitors can do and see and hear while in the philadelphia area. montgomery is hosting 6300 guests. relief organizations are teaming up during the democratic national convention to make sure food does not go to waist. if you are in in need of food, all you need to do is sign up. there's a link at 6abc.com. to make it easier, you can download the app to your smart phone. live coverage from the site of the democratic national convention against next friday and 6abc. 7:07. new this morning, a man shot three times is expected to live. he survived a robbery attempt at his somerdale home. someone approached him in the rear alley of the house on the 5900 block of loreto avenue around 3:30 a.m. police say the suspect pulled up

in a blue jeep and demanded money and shot the victim before he could comply. the 43-year-old had a graze injury to the head and shots to the leg and back. he is in stable condition. the shooter drove away and this morning has not been located. also new this morning, a 19-year-old man was shot to death on a sidewalk, just feet from his home. evidence markers littered the 3100 block of north patton street in hunting park. police are trying to figure out a motive in the case. the victim was pronounced at temple university hospital. if you use septa's regional rail there's more relief on the way for you. the agency is adding train cars to ease crowding while it repairs the defective cars it pulled out of service. septa expects to have additional five train cars by monday morning rush. that means more seats. septa expects to use the leased trains throughout august.

you can check septa's website for the latest schedule. a peaceful goodbye for a death that has sparked outraged. up next we'll take you to the final failed rail where a man's death sparked anger and protest. salute to the men in blue. >> reporter: it's humid across the delaware and the lehigh valleys. these leaves will get worse before they get better. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

so glad you stayed with us, 7:12, patrick semrita will be laid to rest this morning. he was an officer and military veteran. the navy posthumously promoted him yesterday at the service. many came together in baton rouge, louisiana for at -- alton sterling was shot and killed by two white officers. his death was caught on cell phone video. two senior advisers to president obama attended the funeralment. sterling was remember

outside city hall last night. demonstrators thought to bring attention to others killed by police officers including castille in minnesota whose final moments played out on facebook live. the event was held across the county and organized under the name together we stand. there was an outpouring of support for officers in the wake of policemen ambush in dallas, texas. all police officers in his city for free, he said it was his way of saying thank you for their sacrifice to serve and protect. he said he hopes his act of kindness encourages others to appreciate those who put their lives on the line every single day. great deed in colorado. 7:15 as folks head outside. you were out there, what are you saying chris? >> reporter: let's get you

outside, it is very, very sticky this morning. dewpoints in the 60s and 70s. with the sunshine we're expecting in the late morning hours and the first part of the afternoon we'll have temperatures in the 90s. you combine the two, we'll have feels-like temperatures around 95, 96. it's not dangerous, but it's getting into that area where you have to use common sense if you're out and about. take frequent breaks and stay hydrated and take shade. poconos today only topping out around 80 degrees with the humidity which is not going to be much of anything at all. it will feel nice and refreshing in the higher elevations. the poconos and the jersey shore that's the spot to go today. here's the late week heat that rolled in here. we originally thought the warm front was going to arrive on tuesday, it was warm an tuesday, but it didn't get in here until thursday. we want -- we went from 84 to 96.

today will be similar to that, we're forecasting 92 it will feel like 95. normally we should bottom out at 70. we're starting out a good 7 degrees above average. we'll finish 7 to ten degrees above normal. 79 in philadelphia. wilmington, 75. trenton, 74. allentown, 72. poconos, 65. 70s for the jersey shore. these are the numbers you want to pay close attention to. this is how it feels, these are the dewpoints the way we measure the moisture in the air. you start hitting 65 that's more humid. a lot of area is above that. 07 down right awful. we use houston as the benchmark the most humid city in the lower 48. they are 73. cape may, 74. yes it feels awful out there. satellite and radar be nice and

quiet we don't have any thunderstorm or shower activity going on. that will change this afternoon, but for now it's fairly calm. hot and humid today, high pressure. this is a northern high, usually these bring relief to the delaware and lehigh valleys. this is a heat pump high along with the bermuda high that's strengthing -- strengthening off the coast. the showers an storms stay out to the west, it gets in here tuesday. a couple of isolated thunderstorms may develop as early as 1:00 p.m. i will hold most of that off until 3:30 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. i will kind of brush on by this, because it's difficult to try to pinpoint who sees those storms. basically he shall -- everybody is fair game after 3:00 p.m. they are hit or miss. tomorrow, pretty much the same

thing. pop-up shower or thunderstorm. 92 today, reading, 93 feeling like 94, 95. hot and humid, spotty afternoon thunderstorm possible. feels like numbers increase by lunchtime, 92. this is the heat and humidity combined. by 2:00 p.m., 95. 4:00 p.m., 94 that number scales down later this evening. even through 8:00 p.m. this evening, it's still feeling like 90 degrees in the city of philadelphia. poconos beautiful, sun and clouds, low humidity levels, 82 degrees today. sun and clouds tomorrow. high of 80. jersey shore this afternoon it's warm with a land breeze, uv index is on the high side. look at the temperatures, better than inland locations, atlantic city, that's warm, 86. ocean city, 87. bethany and rehoboth beach 86 and 87 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 92 today feeling like 95. be on the look out for the spotty thunderstorm later on.

sunday, 93 feeling like 95. monday, is hotter an more humid, 95 feeling like 100. tuesday, muggy with thunderstorms, 89. there's the relief on wednesday, partly sunny, high of 86. dewpoints may drop down briefly into the 40s that will feel beautiful and then it will increase as we get into thursday and friday. you lift us up and tear us down. >> 7:18 there's plenty of ways to stay healthy, but seniors in new jersey have found friendship and fitness on wheels. tamala edwards has art of aging. >> reporter: roller skating is not just fun it can burn five hundred calories an hour. >> it gets your heart pumping and it keeps your weight down. regular roller blading can reduce stiffness in ailing

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with us, 7:22 here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. it is one of the most delicious treats of the summer season, blue berries. head to peddlers village bucks county for the bluegrass and blue berry festival. you can indulge today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. help fill the coffers at local food banks at the 2016 fill a police car fire truck and ambulance food drive. you're invited to drop off food donations at giant food stores on hung pike in hunting valley. 23 hundred block of is you say with a had susquehanna

avenue in roslyn. reptiles and amphibians how to care for these unique pets at the super reptile expo. there will be experts on hand in oaks, montgomery county from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today. that's a look at what's happening this weekend, sports is next. >> reporter: welcome back

everyone, 7:25 saturday morning, it should be a beautiful day to hit the beach down the jersey shore. cape may presently, 75. avalon, 78. ocean city and margate, 77 degrees, that's what's going

on north and west of the jersey shore, as well. philadelphia, 79. trenton, 74. forecast for the shorepoints, mid 80s, winds shift out of the southwest, the uv index is high. not only are you taking on the rays of the sun you're taking on the reflex from the sand and the water -- reflection from the sand and water. you can get a burn in less than 15 minutes. atlantic city, 86. ocean city, look for a combination of sun and clouds, warm and soupy. delaware beaches 86 or 87. look at the ocean temperature, 77 degrees. off the coast of atlantic city ocean temperature range 72, 74. seas two to three feet not much chop. rip current risk for today is on the low side. >> chris thank you so much. it is 7:26 in sports this morning, the ice cold mets cool off the red hot phillies, here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, the phillies were hoping the served to recharge the batteries not

cool off the engine. we last saw the phils they had won 10 of 13. who let those guys in. the mets fans had pleasant to cheer about. neil walker a 3-run blast. phillies in 4-0 hole. they mount their rally in the bottom half. rbi triple, phils down 4-1. later in the inning, now 4-2. cody ashy with a little blood pressure single. tommy joseph scores down to 1. jose reyes grounder to short, freddie galvis comes home with it but throws a bit high. the phillies lose 5-3. sixers have signed dario saros.

he is being compared to another coatian --roatian player tony cooper. brett brown said he can shoot pass and dribble. ben simmons back after two games off for rest. sixers win the game, 74-56. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. the president of turkey says

he is in control of his country after an attempted military coup that put more than 1500 soldiers behind bars and left dozens of people dead. plus, several parked cars are damaged after a driver slams into them in west philadelphia overnight. we may mark an official heat wave today. the million dollar question is there any relief in sight? outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with a look ahead, chris a million dollar question, is there relief?

>> reporter: only a little. we could have afternoon showers and thunderstorms if you pick up one of the storms it will cool the temperatures down in the neighborhood. if you don't see a storm it will be a hot and somewhat oppressive day with temperatures back in the 90s feeling like 95 or 96. actually those numbers will get worse before they get better as we move into next week. 68 in pottstown, fleetwood and slating ton 71. ken net square, 70. chester city, 75. 70 in gandys beach, 74 in dover. glassboro and hammonton, 77. atlantic city on the boardwalk 79. satellite and radar just a few high, thin clouds for the shorepoints this morning, everybody else waking up to a good sunshine with the thicker lower clouds well to the west across north central pennsylvania and western ph places like -- pennsylvania, places like punxsutawney and pittsburgh you're picking up

cloud cover. we're looking at sunshine to start, puffy cumulus clouds mixing in during the arch. we'll call -- during the afternoon. we'll call it human and chance of -- humid and chance of a spotty thunderstorm. the weather headlines look like, the hot and humid weather continues through next week. some areas could pick up an isolated shower or thunderstorm over the next few days, there's relief in the seven-day forecast. as a matter of fact we have one day, wednesday looks very nice with the humidity levels dropping down it will feel like new england. i will let you know when that day arrives and how long it lasts when i see you in ten minutes. >> relief a good word, chris thank you so much. we turn to the developing news, the president of turkey is back in istanbul after the fatality military coup. military officers are under arrest. this is an overthrow that some say has an connection to our area. a cleric apparently behind the

coup is living in the poconos. >> reporter: chaos unfolding on the streets of turkey. [chanting]. >> reporter: bombs exploding at the turkish parliament in ankara. these pictures showing the aftermath of the attack. thankfully no reported casualties. overnight in turkey, the president urging his pro government supporter to amass in the in the street. john kerry responded. >> i hope there's stability and peace and continuity within turkey, but i have nothing to add with respect to what has transpired at this moment. >> fighter jets flying low in anakra a display of intimidation. u.s. embassy warning americans

to shelter in place and stay in doors after marital law was imposed. turkey is a critical ally in the fight against isis. american military base with 1500 troops. isis has claimed the responsibility for the deadly attack in nice, france. five people are in custody. this comes out after the killer in the case, the white truck used as his weapon was towed away last night. mohamed lahouaiej bouhiel drove through crowds celebration bastille day wednesday night. 84 people died, ten of them were children. mohamed lahouaiej bouhiel was a tunisian national. he was known to police as a petty thief and linked to

radical islam. two americans were killed, sean copeland and his son brody. today eastern state penitentiary will honor the victims of the about a steel day massacre. french flags will be at half staff during that event and there will be a moment of silence. new on "action news," a car crash left part of a city block looking like a demolition derby and police are investigating whether alcohol played a role in this. the car crossed haverford avenue and plowed into four other vehicles. you can see the damage there. this happened near 55th street in west philadelphia. the driver is being treated at penn presbyterian. we are told she will be okay, but she is facing charges. one man is dead and two other people including a teenager are injured after a triple shooting this happened in

north philadelphia. shots were fired around 8:45 last night right there on the 2800 block of north 9th street. we know that a 64-year-old man was hit in the back. he died at the hospital. a woman remains in critical condition after she was shot in the chest. a 15-year-old girl listed in stable condition after being hit in the backside. nearly a dozen shots were fired from two guns. police are hoping surveillance cameras can help identify the shooter. just two days before the republican national convention begins in cleveland, ohio, the presumptive nominee for president will officially announce his running mate and that man is indiana governor mike pence. by adding mike pence to the ticket he gained experience politician with deep washington connections. he was 6 term congressman before

becoming governor. the city of cleveland will be in the spotlight after becoming the winning city for the nba. it will shine next week as the republican party officially initiates it's candidate for president. sarah bloomquist has a preview. >> reporter: protesters are on the move in cleveland, although their numbers are small that will change. the city has spent months preparing for them and any other security risks. black lives matter matter, black lives matter. >> reporter: protesters march in the names of black lives matter. dozens of police officers on bikes followed behind video taping their every move. police departments from across the country are sending in about 2500 officers to assist the 500 cleveland police dedicated to the convention. federal agencies will help. we have within dhs some 3,000 personnel that would be dedicated to the security of the republican national convention

and the democratic national convention each. >> reporter: fencing is going up. barricades are ready to go. surveillance cameras are wired. roads will be closed. air monitors are in place, several command centers are operational. this security plan has been in the work more than a year. >> this year from july 18 to july 21st will be the safest place in the entire world. the security forces that we've had on the ground for more than a year are top notch. >> reporter: that's outside, inside, students helped inflate the 125,000 balloons that will drop from the convention ceiling. the stage is set with the final security sweep, construction was completed in record time because the nba finals last month. >> never been done before in less than five weeks, but southwest it always takes democrat also a little bit longer to finish things. >> hang on, hang on. it's partisan here.

>> it's all in good fun. >> reporter: cleveland residents are hoping to show off their city. >> we have recent histories in cleveland they need testing and protest, so i don't know, i think they are well prepared. >> reporter: for all the concerns this is a city that is energized especially after winning the nba title. they worked harold to beautify the city. cleveland cearnt wait for its moment in the -- can't wait for its moment in the national spotlight. sarah bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> we'll have live reports from sarah and jim gardner this weekend and throughout next week. our live coverage of the republican national convention continues on air and on social media through the final gavel on thursday. democratic presumptive nominee hillary clinton met yesterday with potential running mates one was john hikcenlooper. he founded a brewpub in denver

and went on to become the city's mayor and governor. clinton met with elizabeth warren for the second time in the past month. our coverage of the dnc begins next friday on 6abc. there are new fears about the zika virus. the alarm comes after a woman transmitted the virus to a man for the first time ever. trash cans and other debris are sent flying in the lonestar state. meteorologist chris sowers will have the steamy accuweather forecast. "action news" saturday morning continues after this break.

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we go live sky6 live hd down in penns landing you can see the u.s. olympia. you can see the moshulu. not a ripple on the delaware river. it's humid, temperatures in the 70s and the humidity levels continue to climb. double scan live is clear. it may get active later on this afternoon with the heating of the day. speaking of the heat we've seen plenty of it. high temperature on thursday, 96 degrees, that's the hottest temperatures we've recorded so far this year. heath index, 93. yesterday, 92 feels like temperature of 94. we had cloud cover that's why the temperature was down a little bit. today is similar to yesterday, we'll top out at 92 feeling like 95. uv index, sun an clouds, on a scale of 1 to 11 we'll give it an 8 in the city of

philadelphia. burn time is 25 minutes or less, for somebody with fair skin and the key time frame between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. apply the sunscreen often. especially the jersey shore where the u very much index is a 9 that's where you will pick up direct rays from the sun and reflection from the sand and the water. philadelphia is closing in on 80 and very humid dewpoints in the mid 60s to the low 70s. clouds off to the west, clouds to the south we're seeing sunshine out there right now. that will continue over the next few hours, we get into the afternoon hours, 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., that's when the showers and thunderstorms will start flaring up. the clicker says 1:30 p.m. i think it will be later than that. let's say around 3:00 p.m. it will start to flare up. note how isolated it is. a lot of us will stay dry.

one or two areas could pick up a brief, heavy downpour. it will be on its way. overnight tonight once we lose the heating from the sun we'll lose the storms it will die down partly cloudy overnight tonight, tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, with the heating from the sun we'll pick up the showers and thunderstorms. it will be difficult today and tomorrow to try and pinpoint who actually sees the showers and thunderstorms. it's a warm and soupy air mass right now. it will continue to be later this afternoon and everybody is fair game for the shower or thunderstorm. spotty, sun and clouds, 92 degrees feeling like 95. winds shifting out of the west/southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. lunchtime we're closing in on 90 by 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m., 92. 3:00 p.m., 92. both times it will feel like 95. by 5:00 p.m., we're down to 90 degrees with an isolated thunderstorm around. hot and soupy.

poconos is very refreshing with dewpoints in the 50s. sun and clouds, 82 degrees, sun along with a few passing clouds tomorrow, high of 80. the uv iran decks is high -- uv index is high in the mountains. shorepoints, 86 degrees on the sand today. tomorrow, 85 another nice day. 71 degrees is the ocean water temperature. the risk for rip currents is on the low side. still pay attention to the lifeguards on duty. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looks like july, 92 degrees today, 93 tomorrow. monday, 95. feels-like temperatures, 95 today, 96 tomorrow, probably more like 99 or 100 as we get into monday. tuesday, the temperatures begin to back down a little bit. 89 degrees, because we'll have clouds and thunderstorms. 86 for wednesday, wednesday looks like a really nice day. no humidity at all, a nice

breeze, mid 80s we'll take that, the heat and the humidity returns for thursday and friday, 90 and 92. so, again, use your head it's not dangerous, but it's very, very warm, just take breaks out there. >> we have to wait until wednesday for that reprieve. and it is only one day. >> we'll take whatever we can. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day on our website 6abc.com/weather. >> a tasty "fyi philly" is coming up on 6abc, here are alicia and karen with a refreshing preview. >> reporter: july is national ice cream month it's time for the annual "fyi philly" ice cream social. >> this is made in philly. >> reporter: we round up the best floats. >> reporter: taste test philly's best ice cream sandwiches.

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whining because he doesn't want to sit in the car. he does what every adolescent does to getted way. he whines. let's see if we whine we'll get cool weather, it probably won't work. >> reporter: the good thing about those dogs, they stay that small. forecast for today, it's going on to be a hot one in the city, the immediate surrounding suburbs, i-95 corridor, 92 degrees, with the humidity it will feel like 95. be on the look out for spotty hit or miss showers or thunderstorms. jersey shore, sun and clouds, land breeze, 86 degrees. citizens bank park, phillies take on the mets, game number two. there will be a stray thunderstorm around early in the game. i think the game will be okay.

it's hart to pinpoint where the showers and thunderstorms develop. 88 in the first pitch, 86 in the 9th inning. monday 95 feeling close to 100. >> 7:56, "good morning america" weekend is coming up next. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. people suffering from rare diseases how new legislation could open the door for effective treatment. we're following developments coming in from turkey after an attempted coup, leaders pointing a finger at ata cleric who lives in pennsylvania. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, the uprising in turkey. an attempted coup, the country in turmoil. tanks in the streets. america's key ally in the war on terror descending into chaos. soldiers surrendering on the famed bosphorus bridge. the president now insisting he is still in control. was the mastermind living in pennsylvania? new details in the france truck attack. the claim of responsibility. what we're learning about the driver and witnesses telling their horror stories. >> we were just turning down alleys, kind of looking for somewhere that might be safe. >> two americans killed including a young boy. >> it's heartbreaking. plus the hunt for an american college student still missing this morning.