>> the republican national veption -- convention begins tomorrow. the gop ticket is set. >> plus, the muslim cleric living in the poconos blamed for the coup attempt in turkey is telling his story. >> the tour de shore is closing down the ben franklin bridge. >> thank you for waking up with us. 67:00 a.m., sunday morning, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful glimpse over atlantic city. you can see folks outside at the beach. it's going to be hot, so you may

want to jump into the water. >> that's the place to be, outside we go to chris sowers for more. >> reporter: good morning, guys, it's warm and soupy. relief down the shore, ocean temperatures in the low 70s that will feel nice and refreshing. the poconos head north into the higher elevations. poconos, 81 degrees no humidity. there are a few areas around the delaware and lehigh valleys where temperatures will be cooler. everybody else, though, looks like we're setting -- sweating it out again with temperatures in the 90s and dewpoints in the 60s and 70s. fleetwood, 69. manners creek, 67. glassboro, 76. vineland, 68 degrees, 70 for smyrna and dover, sea isle city, 74. here's satellite and radar, we're going back to 7:00 p.m. yesterday evening, as anticipated the showers and storms we saw were spotty in

nature. those of you who saw them got hammered as it continued to rain and rain and rain. some places picked up 4 inches with the isolatederstorms. in the meantime, now that the system is working out to sea, we've got a gorgeous sunday in store for you, sun and clouds, it stays hot. yes it will be humid, but not as intense as yesterday. 1:00 p.m., 89 degrees, 4:00 p.m., 91. with the humidity it will feel a degree or two warmer than the numbers you see in front of you. so, again, not as intense as yesterday. as we look ahead here's the weather headline, it stays hot and humid in the short term. 9 of degrees that was the -- 96 degrees was the hottest temperature recorded on thursday. we'll make a run at that tomorrow, with temperatures in the mid 90s it will feel like 100-plus. in the seven-day forecast we have a heat busting cold front on the way. i'll tell you when that arrives

and how long the cooler conditions last. nydia. >> we have a developing story out of kensington, philadelphia police are looking for the killer who stabbed a woman to death. the action cam was at the scene where the police found the 35-year-old victim's naked body at the intersection of east literally and jasper street. police got 911 calls at 11:00 p.m. of a woman screaming. she was attacked in the alley of east cumberland street. the woman ran for a block before she collapsed and died. >> when units arrived we located a deceased female on the corner of jasper and literally. she was bloody from head to toe and completely naked. she appears at this time to have been stabbed once in the right neck. >> police have found about ten surveillance cameras in the area, investigators are hoping that video from those cameras will give them a clear image of

the killer. >> if you're just waking up with us, time, 7:03. this morning, tension remain high in turkey where the president has stopped a military coup. the turkish president accused a muslim cleric living in pennsylvania being the mastermind behind the violence. turkey is demanding the u.s. extradite fethullah gulen who lives in the poconos. he denied having anything to do with the coup. he said he is opposed to throwing over the government by force. >> democracy cannot be achieve through military coups. thousands of supporters celebrated the defeat of the coup. hundreds of judges and prosecutors have been arrested along with 3,000 soldiers. the accusations targeting

that muslim cleric has brought attention to the poconos community where he lives. jeff chirico has been gathering more on fethullah gulen all weekend. >> reporter: the coup attempt may seem like a world away, but a defiant turkish president said it's the workers of a man he calls the main cause of the coup. fethullah gulen lives in this retreat surrounded by followers who are praised by neighbors. >> they are the nicest people, they gave me work when i i didn't have work. >> reporter: to reporters fethullah gulen denied involvement in the uprising that remained to overthrow his fierce political rival. but opponents outside the compound don't believe him. >> they shoot against elected government, so we show support to our country.

muslim cleric disapproves of the law of erdogan. >> erdogan tried him in absentia and wants him extradited to turkey. the united states has refused to do it. fethullah gulen hasromotedtolerh education. the only such school in philadelphia housed in church building in olney was shut down for underperformance. back in the poconos, they say fethullah gulen's influence spans the globe. president erdogan called on the united states to extradite fethullah gulen, secretary of state kerry said the united states will do it, if turkey can approve his involvement.

>> the race for the president. delegates are arriving in cleveland, ohio for the republican national convention. it's only a week before the democratic national prevention. >> the coast guard is scanning the waterfront in cleveland. the gop ticket is set. at the debut, it was not business as usual, trump speaking about himself than his vice president pick indiana govenor mike pence and disappearing during his speech returning later for photos. >> he will try to win over in the republican ranks. gop tickets says it feels the pulse of america. >> donald trump inside the frustration and the hope of the american people like no leader since ronald reagan.

the american are tired. >> one of the reasons i chose mike is party unity. so many people have said, party unity, because i'm an our side, i want to be an outsider. >> pence is respected by evangelical christians. his hard line ideology on social issues is at odds with trump's views. >> reporter: george stephanopoulos comes your way from cleveland he goes one on one with the rnc chair. >> in cleveland several thousand police are trying to keep the peace there. aclu is planning a march in downtown cleveland to denounce it's restrictions on free speech. jim gardner and sarah bloomquist will bring you live report from the rnc their

reports continue on air and through social media through the final gavel on thursday. democrats are meeting here for their dnc convention 8 days from now. hillary clinton wants to overturn citizens riew nighted that -- owe united that opened the door to rise of super pacs. it has become the rallying cry for those seeking to influence money in politics. our live coverage from the site of the democratic national convention begins next friday on the dnc. the number of people detained in the wake of nice, france attack is growing. french authorities took two mory

investigate the french massacre. five people detained last week are in custody. observances honoring the victims continue here at home. bells rang in valley forge park in their honor, the consulate agency of france held a vigil at the park's washington memorial chapel. ht now franklin bridge is closed for a good cause, it will allow a record breaking 2500 riders to cross safely for the annual tour de shore. it begins at the irish pub at 20th and walnut in center city and ends is at the original irish pub in atlantic city. this benefits the children's foundation and raises a million dollars to support children in need in our area. >> good ride for a good cause. all right, there's another tradition that people love down the shore. check out the highlights from this ocean city favorite when we come right back.

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just singing guys? five, six, seven eight, who do we appreciate? chris sowers, today will be hot, tomorrow will be hot, but you'll provide us with good news. >> reporter: it will get better, we have a little bit longer to wait. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. yesterday was shot and sticky. the numbers overachieved we hit 94 degrees. today will be cooler, highs around 92 it will feel like 93, or 94. there's the view as we look live on sky6 live hd in penns landing. double scan live is clear. for the most part it was clear until we got into the evening showers, all of a sudden the spotty showers and thunderstorms developed. the problem with the showers and storms, they are what's called pulse thunderstorms they develop

over a certain area and rain themselves out and we develop over the same -- redevelop over the same area and keep raininga. they produce tremendous amounts of rain in a short period of time. these are the doppler of them in camden county. 3 inches of rain in southern berlin doppler radar estimated. we get into the northeast southern portions of burlington county some areas picked up 3 or 4 inches of rain. here are the specific amounts recorded. atco 3.79. sicklierville flash flood warning 2 1/2 inches of rain. washington township, 2.37. springdale two inches. everybody else picked up a trace or a tenth of an inch of rain. some areas didn't see anything

at all. they were very, very spotty in nature. when you have so much moisture in the air, when it's that oppressively humid it's like wringing out a sponge. 73 in philadelphia. dewpoint continues to be high. 68 degrees, pressure reading 30.10 it's holding steady. winds out of the south/southwest at # miles per -- 3 miles per h. 70 across the board. lancaster, 6. reading, 70. there's our 73. trenton, 71. atlantic city, 70 degrees. satellite and radar, if you're in new jersey you're wakerring up to cloudy cover, southeastern pennsylvania and northern portions of delaware skies are mainly clear. all the cloud cover works east and out to sea over the next two or three hours. it's pretty much sun and clouds from that point on. one or two areas may pick up a spotty shower or thunderstorm later this afternoon. most of us stay dry. overnight tonight it's partly cloudy and tomorrow it's down right sticky and hot.

temperatures in the mid 90s. with the humidity it will feel like the century mark again. combination of sun and clouds, future tracker is picking up scattered showers or thunderstorms late in the day. it looks like they will fizzle out before they make their way into the i-95 corridor. looks like the western suburbs have the greatest chance of seeing relief from mother nature tomorrow afternoon. for today, spotty thunderstorm possible maybe for areas south and east of philadelphia. north and west you're not seeing anything at all. most of us staying dry. sun and clouds. 92 feels like 93 or 94. wind are light out of the west southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. lunchtime it will feel like 91. 2:00 p.m., it will feel like 93. and by 4:00 p.m., it will feel like 93 degrees. so, again, it will be humid out there, but not as intense as yesterday. beautiful in the poconos. 82 degrees, no humidity at all. look for a combination of sun and clouds.

jersey shore, not too shabby. right there on the sand, partly sunny, humid and warm, 87. it's the beach supposed to be warm. ocean temperature, 73 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 92 feeling like 93. 95 for tomorrow, feeling like 100. 89 for tuesday, lowering humidity levels. wednesday is down right beautiful. 84 no humidity, a nice comfortable breeze, warmer thursday, friday looks to start another heat wave in the delaware and lehigh valleys. 92 saturday, 96. >> we have relief. >> i asked people on facebook due like this heat. some folks say they take the heat and the humidity over the snow and ice. >> reporter: one thing i like about the area, you get all four seasons, i enjoy all of them. >> hundreds of people gathered in ocean city for the 62nd

annual night in venice boat parade, the theme was destination america to celebrate the cultural and regional pride of cities and landmarks across the country.

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everyone, 7:25 sunday morning, looks like we'll see drier air trying to work its way in here over the next four or five hours. that's what we look for, the water vapor image, this rent dry air, this is all soupy humid air up and down the eastern seaboard. yesterday shower and thunderstorm activity, look at this pocket of dry air that will work into the mid atlantic and the northeast. we'll see dewpoints from 68 to 70 degrees, that's extremely sticky. but the numbers will drop off a little bit as the day wears on. the 92 predicted high for

philadelphia, will feel like 92 or 93. it's not going to feel as intense as yesterday. it's hot out there, but better. jersey shore look for a combination of sun and clouds, just the slightest chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm. we'll call it partly sunny and high of 87, guys? >> thank you. community members in camden, new jersey came together to clean up theds. employees at the cooper university health care hosted the effort. they focused on 4th and clinton avenue, they picked up trash and removed gra graffiti. >> phillies wrap up their series with the mets at citizens bank park. ryan howard greet the fans before the game and then his bat did all the talking. he slammed a home run in the 4-2 victory. the phillies won for the 11th time in the last 15 games. starter jared icouldcoff helped

silence the mets fans. >> ikoff is not as sharp as i've seen him, but he pitched well enough to win, too many base runners for my liking, he got us into the 7th inning so, he did a good job that way. >> the fans turned out looking quite creative. the sixers finished their summer league schedule. the sixers faithful have waited a few years to see the draft pick from overseas. >> dario and ben have a good skill set, playing them together is part of my plan. i think that dario will be good enough to force me to figure out. >> the coach liking the

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big week formally nominating its nominee. >> if you hate the humidity, don't expect it to go away today. sky6 live hd giving you a live look from our temple camera expect a scorcher out there. sunday scorcher and monday scorcher. meteorologist chris sowers is outside. >> reporter: it's not going to be as intense as yesterday, it's going to be hot and humid, yesterday was awful. 92 that we are protecting for the forecast high in philadelphia feels a little more enjoyable if you want to call it now. 60s and 70s. 71 in slatington. levittown 69. chester, 69 degrees. glassboro leading the pack in south jersey, 76. cinnaminson, 69. browns mills 68 degrees, hammonton, 71. on the boards in atlantic city, 74. satellite and radar mother nature provided much-needed rain

for parts of the area actually a little bit too much in portions of south jersey. some locations in gloferlt and camden -- gloucester and camden counties picked up 3 to 4-inch of rain with the downpours. it was needed because we've had very dry days over the last several weeks. now you can see the activity is well off to the east and moving out to sea and moving away. we expect sun and clouds this afternoon. the golf course forecast warm and humid, light breeze, 9:00 a.m. temperature, 80 degrees, warming quickly, though, rumbling -- lunchtime up to 89 and forecasting a high of 92. him if you're hanging out by the pool or heading to the jersey shore enjoying time on the sand remember the uv index is high. on a scale of 1 to 11 it's going to be a nine that means if you're someone as with fair skin

20 minutes. the time to watch is 10:00 a.m. and a 4:00 p.m. that's when the rays of the sun are at their strongest. it's a warm and sticky day, but as nydia mentioned there's relief in the seven-day forecast. i'll let you know when it arrives when i see you in just a bit. >> a woman in north philadelphia was sitting on her front steps when someone started shooting. someone drove up to the 1100 block of west oak daily and opened fire at 3:00 a.m. police believe the shooter was aiming at a group of men sitting near the 32-year-old victim. she was shot three times in her leg. she is in stable condition. surveillance cameras could help solve a crime in south philadelphia. two women were shot inside a bar, a 26-year-old victim was shot in the leg and 29-year-old victim was grazed in the leg. both are in stable condition. >> the time 7:32, the wait is

just about over for the republicans, their national convention beginsn cleveland, ohio. abc's stephanie ramos is in the cleveland with the latest. >> reporter: the first joint event for trump and mike pence did away with tradition, but finally happened. >> so, one of the primary reasons i chose mike was i looked at inindiana indecisiveness with this video. >> i'm down to ten, now three, but in my own mind i'm thinking

about two. i think if you look at one of the big reasons i chose make and one of the reasons is party unit i have to be honest. >> reporter: unity a major focus as 50,000 people descend on cleveland for the republican national police are preparing for any scenario creating a massive security zone around the convention. >> after the event inside quicken loan arena are done, delegates are ready to party and cleveland bars are extending the last call during the rnc. >> reporter: we're here on east 4th street in the heart of downtown cleveland it's a hip and happening street of bars and restaurants right across the from the secure zone in the convention center. 50,000 visitors are expect to do flood the area in the coming days, the bars and restaurants are ready to hosts them and have

fun late until the night. most bars in cleveland stop serve serving around 10 or 11. blue point is one of hundreds of bars that will open late because of a major event waiver. they are booked solid from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. everyday of the convention. >> the staff will be around here later and we'll be here earlier. for us it's exciting. >> reporter: other bars will be open outside the city limits that includes 19 bars and restaurants in nearby west lake where the pennsylvania delegation is staying. west lake mayor says he has few concerns. >> we have a good group of people in our police department if there are any issues, we'll be able to respond, but we don't anticipate. we anticipate everybody having a good time. >> reporter: but west lake police say otherwise. >> i've got guys 500 miles away

from home. maybe they will not use the best judgment starting at 11:00 p.m. when they get back. >> reporter: police say they will keep a close eye on bars staying open late and they have a message for those planning to be out in the wee hours. >> don't be stupid. this is a privilege you've been selected by your state to carry out a very important role in selecting a presidential candidate. not to come here and get lickerred -- liquored up. some bars in philadelphia that have applied for the proper permit can stay open until 4:00 a.m. for the democratic national convention. but it's the gop up first, and this town is going to help them have fun in the early morning hours. >> ex-maryland governor d

by to endorse hillary clinton. he called her a fighter. >> jim gardner and sarah bloomquist bring you live team coverage from the rnc. their reports continue on air and social media through the final gavel on thursday. the week from today, the democrats are coming to philadelphia for the democratic national convention our live cover annual from the wells fargo center begins this friday. and remember to download the 6abc news app to stay on top of all the action as we head toward the general election. you'll be getting breaking news alerts swells live reports on election night. it's a free app for your mobile device. now that the president of turkey has put down a military coup he blamed a muslim cleric living in pennsylvania for the uprising. the president is demanding that the u.s. extradite fethullah gulen. he denied he had anything to do with the coup. turkey noose agency said hundreds of judges and prosecutors have been arrested

with more than 3,000 soldiers. >> it is 7 canle 37. there's much more to come on "action news" this sunday. >> dell music center summer season offers hot names. 6abc loves the arts runs down whose coming on the stage and what's going on the screen. >> sky6 live hd take live look at at the ben franklin bridge, now the bridge is closed until 8:30 for the tour de shore. meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. get ready for another hot one. we'll be right back.

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france' health minister said 85 people are in the hospital after the deadly truck rampage, 18 have life threatening injuries. mohamed lahouaiej bouhiel drove a truck through tourists on bastille day. islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack. bastille attack in nice was understandably on the minds of people gathering in philadelphia for a bastille day celebration. trish hartman was there. ♪ >> reporter: a celebration of french independence and revolution went on amid heightens security outside the eastern state penitentiary in its 22nd year planners say canceling the event was not an option even after the terror

attack in nice france on thursday. >> we cannot make the entire world a better place, in philadelphia we'll acknowledge the attacks and sing a hymn in the beginning an throw the best party we can throw. >> reporter: organizers look at the their plans after mass shooting in orlando and the truck massacre in nice, standing with france, many say they will not miss it. >> >> this is great to see. >> it's terrible what happened there. i'm glad we're celebrating it here. >> i'm not going to live in fear. >> reporter: french flags were flown as half staff. a french family carnival included games, craft and face painting and tastykake eating contest was a precursor to the

main event a philly twist on the storming of the bastille giving new meaning to the famous line, let them eat cake. >> in philadelphia we say let them eat tasty indication. >> reporter: eat tastykakes. reporting in fairmont, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> our family has attended that bastille day celebration a number of times. it's always fun. >> let's goat you outside and show you -- let's get you outside and show you what's going on. ice cream would hit the spot today, it's going to be a hot and humid afternoon, temperatures in time 90s feels-like temperatures topping out in the mid 90s. if you have plans outdoors and not at the beach or poconos you have to use common sense. take it easy and take breaks and stay hydrated.

high, thin clouds over the shorepoints. we flip it over to the radars, these are clouds leftover from yesterday's storms in south jersey, they will work east and be out of here in the next couple of hours. 96 degrees with a feels-like temperatures of 103. friday 92, felt like 94. yesterday, 94. you need three straight days of 90 degrees for a heat wave. the normal is 87 we're well above that. 73 is where we started out this morning. most of the locations are in the 70s, with exception of the poconos. 63 degrees, no humidity, very, very refreshing. lang is in the 60s. everybody else showing 70 degrees or a little bit higher at this 7:00 a.m. hour. 89 human has not gone anywhere. it's very oppressive this morning, but what will happen here is this. him this is the water vapor

shot. what we're looking at, this is a pocket of dry air working through the great lake states and ohio valley this morning. it's working east. you see that? it's working down to the surface during the course of the day, saturday the dewpoints which are very high this morning which feel oppressively humid will drop into the upper 50s and low 60s for the i-95 corridor. it will feel better. it will be hot, we're talking about temperatures in the 90s, but not seeing the dewpoints closing in on 70. tomorrow the dewpoints climb into the upper 60s or low 70s. everybody is at 67 or higher. when we get into the 70s it's what we deal with across the gulf coast states. far as any rain we're tracking a chance of a shower or thunderstorm today, but it's very, very isolated. it's only 20% chance, very

spotty just like yesterday, although i think the coverage will be less today than yesterday. we'll see a quick-hitting shower or thunderstorm. everybody else sun and clouds. tomorrow, sun and clouds, with afternoon thundershowers mainly west of the city of philadelphia. west of the i-95 corridor. this afternoon, day number 4, 90 degrees or higher. 90 in wilmington, 91 in reading. philadelphia, 92. humid combination of sun and clouds, not as intense, the humidity will be there, but it will not feel as bad. millville, 90. dover, 90. trenton, 91 and allentown, 91 degrees. 86 by 11:00 a.m. 89 by 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 91. and 5:00 p.m., 90. with the humidity maybe you add a degree or two to the numbers. jersey shore that's the place to be, warm and sticky, temperatures in the mid 80s. ocean temperature, 73.

sea isle, 86. cape may, 85. delaware beaches 87, 88. uv index is on the high side, apply the sunscreen. the hottest day of the year so far this was this past thursday, 96. we'll make a run at that tomorrow. hot and humid, posting 95. i've seen forecast models with temperatures at 97. it will feel well over 100. 89 tuesday, 84 on wednesday, another heat wave arrives by friday. >> you're fiewl of good -- youe fuel of good news. >> allergies come in all varieties, allergies to pets can be school -- challenging. erin o'hern has some tips. shaniah had ans a nigh i --

allergy. >> a lot of family members have cats that we visit. >> grandmother and uncles. >> reporter: now when they visit the cats are put away. for many kids, the allergy trigger is in the home. the answer is get rid of the animal, burden of proof it's not so easy in real life. >> reporter: area shelters see people surrendering pets everyday. >> they are brought to tears. >> reporter: many pets play a bigger role in the family. >> in the city, where i >> reporter: talk to your doctor

and work out a plan to minimize contact with pet dander. keep the animal out of the allergic child's bedroomnight. >> vacuum floors and furniture often be sure your pet and brushed and bathed often. >> anytime your playing with the pet when you're done playing with the pet, wash your hands very important. >> reporter: modern medications are good at controlling allergy symptoms without serious side effects and that helps families keep their four legged friends. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news."

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the venue of summer season includes movies music and entertainment for everybody to enjoy. >> it's an opportunity for community members to come here and enjoy cultural festivities and events. >> reporter: ticket are selling fast for the essence of entertainment festival held over thursday through august. >> there will be a host of artists. >> reporter: mar mary y. >> looking for to have many more on the stage. >> reporter: a tribute to prince. >> i think it will be anopportt

who performed with prince for years. all you have to do is come, no charge, no cover. >> reporter: disney pixar inside out, august 16 is creed. >> we wanted to something to honor philadelphia. please come out and enjoy the summer under beneath the stars. >> reporter: the dell summer season runs through august. go to my dell east.com or visit 6abc.com/loves the arts for other area events for 6abc loves the arts i'm david murphy.

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yesterday, we are not expecting thunderstorms late in the day. maybe one or two areas close to the shore pick that up. 89 degrees when they get this going at 1:35 p.m. by the 9th inning, 91 with a degree or two warmer than that. >> "good morning america" weekend is next on "action news" continues later this morning. >> it's been a violent night in the city of philadelphia. we'll have more in a later report. >> chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.!

good morning, america. convention countdown. donald trump fired up ready to march into cleveland with his new running mate, mike pence. >> we're going to have an incredible convention. >> can this political odd couple unite the party? our coverage from cleveland where trump plans to make it a family affair. trapped in turkey. americans desperate to get home to escape scenes like this. flights to and from the u.s. grounded. >> every man for himself. >> the state department warnings as turkey's president demands america turn over a muslim cleric living in pennsylvania. was he really behind the failed coup? flash flooding. the raging water in raleigh. roads impassable. cars submerged on the street.