des. up with us, 7:00 a.m., saturday, july 23. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," terror in germany. this morning the search for answers continue after a teenage

gunman opened fire killing nine people. >> plus, hillary clinton makes it official she has tapped tim kaine as her running mate. the two are expected to campaign later today. beating the heat, it will not easy this weekend. we could be facing the longest heat wave of the year and down right dangerous conditions. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with a look ahead at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris, sleeved rolled up and sweat on your forehead there. >> reporter: the air is thick and tropical. the dewpoints in the 60s and 70s and the air temperature, 80 degrees. center city, 80 on the dot. levitt town, 77. quakertown, 74. chester, 75. coatsville, 75. fleelt wood, 70 degrees. glassboro, 75. gandys beach 75.

woodbine 78 degrees. satellite and radar we have a huge heat pump high you don't see it here, this is the satellite image. the high is sitting due south of charleston, west virginia. that high is pumping in that oppressively humid air. that will be the trend through wednesday of night week. we have a long heat wave to deal with. yesterday was the first day of it. looks like it could last, the intense stuff through wednesday, easing back a little bit by week's end. 1:00 p.m., 95. 3 p.m., 97. same number by 5:00 p.m. a stray thunderstorm is possible. we're forecasting a high of 98. when we factor in the humidity it feels like triple digit heat for philadelphia and areas to the south. these are the heat index values by monday afternoon feeling like 110 for the entire viewing area. when i come back in just a few

minutes, we'll have tips on how to deal with the heat and i will let you know when the heat wave comes to an end. >> 73:00. we're two -- 7:03 a.m. two days away from the democratic national convention all eyes on philadelphia. take a look at the screen looking at the wells fargo center. final preparations are being made and today hillary clinton will expected to campaign with her newly announced running mate tim kaine. lauren lister has more. >> reporter: it was a vp search shrouded in secrecy, hillary clinton revealing her running mate a man who never lost an election in his political career. hillary clinton tweeting supporters this highlight real of her running mate making her vp pick friday night and this tweet showing her fist pumping the social next veep, tim kaine.

and before going public with the choice. >> are we ready to go win an election in november? >> reporter: clinton making a phone call to tim kaine back stage after this tampa rally. kaine hit the campaign trail last week a chance to try out the potential ticket apparently nailing his audition. >> hillry is ready to be president. hillary is ready to be president and our leader and ready to make history. >> reporter: kaine is considered a safe choice if not boring. >> i love that about him. >> reporter: he brings national security credentials sitting on the senate arm services and foreign relations committee. a devout catholic he is opposed to abortion and the death

penalty. he is fluent in spanish which could help clinton win over latino voters. the two are expected to appear together in miami ahead of the national democratic convention in philadelphia that gets started on monday. >> the dnc is good business for center city hotels. some hotels have no rooms available and other hotel just a few. rates are 30% higher than on a normal day. that's hard for tourists being priced out. >> that's way too much. >> if you compare philadelphia to boston and new york and washington, d.c., if the convention were to takes place in those cities you would see much higher rates than you are seeing in philadelphia. >> there are a few last minute cancellations you may get a cheaper rate if you jump on the openings. >> donald trump will campaign

in pennsylvania during the dnc holding a town hall in scranton on wednesday. some polls show trump is poised to win p-a which has leaned democratic in presidential elections since 1988. trump will be there the day president obama and vice president joe biden will be speaking at the dnc. >> coming out of the munich germany, police confirm the 18-year-old suspect in the shooting rampage was born and raced in munich. there were no links to the islamic state, but there was a book on shooting. >> reporter: this cell phone video capturing the moments as shots were fired. you can see at least one gunman aiming at innocent bystanders. a deadly shooting at a place engrained in the hearts of germans and people all over the

world. shortly after 6:00 p.m. police say a person opened fire at the olympia mile the same site of the munich olympic massacre it was during september 25th 11 israeli athletes were taken hostage and killed by the terror group known as black november. people were scene fleeing the scene as special forces move into position outside the mall. >> we know at this point it's a mall which unfortunately is a very easy target. >> reporter: this is the second attack in germany in less than a week. on monday, a migrant teen attacked passengers on a train 180 miles south of munich. >> germany is one of our closest allies, well pledge the support they may need. >> reporter: police are urging people to avoid public places and remain vigilant. >> you've got to get auto of the way of what's about to come down the road.

the key with that is, you run and hide if you have to you fight. >> reporter: the state department through twitter is urging marriages to be aware of their -- americans to be aware of their surrounding and maintain a high level of vigilance leans in order to be safe and secure. >> there's more information about the domed malaysia flight 370. the pilot practiced the suicide route on his flight simm later at home. the plane with 239 people on board disappeared two years ago. investigators never figure out what went wrong. one man is dead after a shooting in port richmond section, shots were fired before 10:30 on the 3500 block of franker ford avenue. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he died.

no arrests made and no word about a motive. an accused coffee thief surrounded to police in chester county. this woman here, 48-year-old rebecca julian turned herself in after seeing surveillance video of herself on "action news." she was wanted for stealing bags of coffee from one wawa and driving to another one to return them for money. police believe she hit the entire tri-state area and racked up $3,000. officers say she has confessed to the crime. students from penn state will have to dig deeper into their pockets to pay for tuition. resident students are expected to see an increase of 2.29%. out of state students will see an increase of 3.17%. the increase comes after a tuition freeze for in-state students last year. the instate increase is among the lowest in 50 years. eagles training camp is

almost here and the season is expecting big things. coming up in sports we're talking to players about this upcoming season. and one man's crusade to help veterans, you'll hear how he is shining a light on the lives of those who serve. >> reporter: wait until you see what happens today and monday, heat index values approaching 110. we'll tell you how long it last in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. >> so glatd you're waking --

glad you're waking up with us. 7:13. let's talk about this extremely dangerous forecast. somebody out there made mother nature mad. >> reporter: it wasn't me, but somebody has some splaining today. >> reporter: yesterday started the longest heat wave thus far. yesterday we got up to 94. today we're approaching 98 or 99. look at the hayes out there, that's -- hazy all out that's all the moisture in the air. double scan live is clear for now. showers and thunderstorms are possible later this afternoon. 98 degrees is where we'll top things out later on. 87 is the normal high, the record 101. we'll not be in record territory today, but tomorrow and monday,

record-challenging heat is on the way. 90 degrees days in philadelphia. on average we see 4 of them. the prediction from accuweather was 32. we've seen 17 days of 90-degree-plus heat so far this season. heat advisories, heat warnings and heat watches we have them up everywhere. a watch for the western suburbs. excessive heat warning for the i-95 corridor. the shorepoints, no relief on the sand, it will feel 96, 97 on the sand as you pick up a land breeze. atlantic city, 78. cape may and dover, 679. trenton, 76. it is extremely humid. you saw the picture of camden the haze, the water particles in the air. humidity pulls back this afternoon and more so on sunday,

as this front right here slides through, but we're still talking about highs in the upper 90s. all this front does is ease the humidity a little bit and returns in the form of a warm front monday and we could see heat index values over 110 in parts of area. 1:00 p.m. right and sunny are -- for the jersey shore county poconos. this is the front interacting with the warm, soupy air. one or two showers are possible as the front continues on its journey. in a coverage will not be as widespread, but we have to allow for the showers or thunderstorms. very hot, highs in the mid to upper 90s. philadelphia, 98. cape may, 90. reading, 97. atlantic city, topping out at 94, 95. lots of sunshine to start, puffy cumulus clouds by afternoon. by 3:00 p.m., the isolated

thunderstorm begins to develop. 97 by 3:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 97 feels-like temperatures over 100. a couple of tips continue to check on the pets and seniors, stay hydrated, plenty of fluids and lots of water and electrolytes, power aid and gatorade take frequent breaks, if you're someone who works outdoors, take the breaks. listen to your body because the heat is extreme it's not going to take much to put a little umph into your body. 94 degrees on the sand down the jersey shore, no sea breeze. 86 tomorrow, sun a and warm, you will have a sea breeze tomorrow. 98 degrees, hot less humid for sunday. 96 it feels like 96. monday, the start of the dnc we highlighted this in red because of the dangerous conditions, 98 will feel like 108 and every

single day are -- for the next several days hazy, hot arena humid highs in the 90s. >> the heat index of 110 that's insane. >> reporter: that's the kind of stuff you don't want to see, but it only lasts one day. 7:17, veterans returning from war face battles when they return from home. tamala edwards introduces an advocate who fights for his brothers and sisters everyday. >> george washington said it right, you take care of your veterans cruel take care of -- you'll take care of your county. >> we kind of take the coast guard for granted. >> reporter: it's call the welcome home show. the show serves as a surrounding board and gathering place for veterans of all wars, i don't think we do a good job in this country of taking care of our

veterans. >> reporter: joe's active victim was sparked by his own feelings of mistreatment several years ago when he went to fight a traffic citation. >> when i want to the courthouse, i was insulted because i had a vietnam veterans' cap on. his first battle was over beach badges, why do veterans go to world war ii and fought on the beaches in foreign countries and have to buy a beach badge when they come back to new jersey. a bill was passed free access to new jersey beaches. >> it's about that the veterans have not been forgotten about. >> reporter: he is on a mission to help young vets returning from iraq and afghanistan. >> one of the veterans know that there's a lot of benefits available. nobody looks out, what do i have

coming to me. joe tells them. >> reporter: his goggle to shine the spotlight on jobs to health care and suicides 22 veterans a day take their own lives. veterans raised their hands and willing to die for their country. we should treat our veterans like royalty when they come home. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

>> thank you for waking up with us, 7:21 your time on saturday morning, look 80 degrees, this is a sky6 live hd shot over atlantic city. it is beautiful out there, but it is going to be extremely hot and dangerous. may not be a day to go out to the beach. chris will let you know if there's any relief in sight in

just a bit. what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. baptist church has a walk run for dreerverieving children and teens. lucy the elephant is turning 135 years old. the save lucy committee is throwing an all day party from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the monument on atlantic avenue in margate. there's food, music ascertain games and mini -- and games and mini golf. beat the heat this weekend at tyler arbor um.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:25 saturday morning, no relief in sight for several days. jersey shore in the upper 70s. landslide breeze kicks in this afternoon, you have a cold front to the north, as that pushes through, the winds shift out of the west. that will prevent the sea breeze from taking place, highs on the sand low to mid 90s. 94 in atlantic city that's on the beach. 93 in ocean city. beach haven, 92. mostly sunny, hot and humid. wind out of the west 10 to 15 miles per hour.

very high uv index. delaware beaches, 95 degrees. ocean temperature, 66 to 69 seas to three feet. the burn index is very high and the rip current risk is on the low side. >> 7:26. eagles are gearing up for training camp. new jersey native carlie lloyd is back in action after being sidelined by a knee injury. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the phillies cannot hit at home, so hitting the road last night in pittsburgh not the worst thing in the world. the phillies are the worst team in baseball at the plate at home. they are among the best on on the road. look like they are ready for eagles training camp they sacked the mascot. franco drilled in the first above the wrist.

x-rays negative he should be okay. here's a warning for phils fans, eflin gets help from the d, too. how about cameron rup he drove in three runs, it's more than a enough for eflin he allows 3 hits that's it. he retires 20 batters of the 21 he faced. >> a heck of the job by the defense. it was an awesome night. >> reporter: yes, it was. >> you don't hear this everyday, eagles right tackle tells 6abc, tempers will be flaring and fights come training camp. the eagles expect their first camp under doug peterson to be

physical. eagles quarterbacks and selected veterans report to camp tomorrow with their first practice monday. many don't believe the eagles will fly away this season, but the players have high expectations. >> it's a potential for win it down the road. there are so many good players on the team, outside this building, sometimes a lot of people don't understand or don't see what we see everyday. >> i think we're going to do well, but ill say this, usually -- i will say this, usually when the media and the sports writers are writing us off we have our best season. if you wonders if carlie lloyd would be good after a knee injury 6 months ago, you will like this. end of the first, against costa

rica, how about the header by lloyd, her 88 international goal and her first since her knee injury 3 months ago. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> 7:29 we have much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, stay with us, we're coming right back. [ children shouting playfully ]

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>> happening right now on "action news," a mother is killed and her family is injured in a hit-and-run in south philadelphia and this morning a suspect is in custody. a water main break sends water flowing through the streets of philadelphia and crews will be back there at the scene today. plus, temperatures continue to soar this weekend as we face the worst heat of the year. sky6 live hd giving you a live look of cape may, new jersey, meteorologist chris sowers back outside, i know it's going to be extremely hot, is there any sign of good news or relief on the way. >> reporter: there is, it will arrive tomorrow, high temperatures top out in the mid 90s, the humidity pulls back. today we're forecasting 98 twiferl- it will feel like 103. tomorrow we're forecasting 96 it will feel like 96. reading, 75.

cape may, 79. if you're someone who enjoys working outside, you have one or two hours to get it in. we're forecasting temperatures 88 by 10:00 a.m. do it over the next couple of hours, if you don't have air-conditioning. when you turn the fans on to circulate the air around the house you have to open the windows, if not all you're doing is creating a giant convex in the house. we have a lot of 70s showing up it's not just the heat. it's the humidity. the two will make it feel like 100 degrees. there's the cold front to the north, you can see how the dewpoints pull back a little bit across upstate new york that's the humidity buster that arrives tomorrow. unfortunately it only lasts one day and the humidity returns with a vengeance we head into

monday afternoon. 3:00 p.m., 97 heat index of 102. watch out for a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. when i come back we'll see how long the heat waves lasts in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> the democratic national convention is almost here and events are taking place across philadelphia. i had a chance to visit the pennsylvania convention center and talk with organizers about political fests. >> >> reporter: hill clinton tweeting supporters this highlight reel of her running mate. making her vp pick official with this tweet showing her fist bumping the potential next veep, tim kaine. >> are we ready to win an

election in november? >> clinton making a phone call to kaine back stage after this tampa rally to offer him a spot. kaine hit the campaign trail last week, trying to out for the potential ticket, nailing his audition. >> hillary is ready to be president. >> reporter: kaine is a safe choice if not boring, clinton saying that's a plus. >> i love that about him. >> reporter: before senate, he was the governor and lieutenant governor of virginia and could help clinton. he sat on the foreign relations committee. a devout catholic he is opposed to abortion and the death penalty and uphold the law. he is fluent in spanish, which could help clinton in winning over latino voters. >> and that was lauren lister

with the report. you can find all the coverage online at 6abc/dnc that will include coverage every night plus information you need to know about local road closures and restrictions. glrnls witnesses helped to track down the suspected hit-and-run driver who hit and killed a woman walking with her family in south philadelphia. police say around 8:00 p.m. this toyota was speeding on jackson street and ran a stop sign before colliding with the minivan. the impact sent the toyota over the curb hitting the woman and her husband and toddler. the suspect did not stop and witnesses heard the commotion and called 911. >> i was in the basement, all i heard was a bang and i heard somebody say oh, my god. i want out and i ran here as fast i can, i saw a lady on the floor. >> the 38-year-old woman died at the hospital.

her husband and their 2-year-old son are being treated for head injuries. police arrested the driver a few blocks away from the scene. new this morning, a water main break flooded streets in the spring garden section of philadelphia. crews were called out to the intersection of spring garden and pennsylvania avenue before 1:00 a.m. we're told an 8-inch main break. crews shut off the water and they will be back out at the scene to make repairs. there's no word on what caused the main to break. brand new information at this hour, police in wilmington, delaware, they are searching for a female suspect after a woman was shot multiple times. this happened just before 3:00 a.m. on the 100 block of west if it street. police say the victim was hit numerous times in both arms. she is in the hospital right now in serious, but stable condition, so far no arrests have been made, but police tell us they are search be for another woman. this horrific crash under

investigation in newark, delaware state police say a car hit an suv around 1:30 a.m. the driver of the car died at the scene. the other driver is in the hospital with some serious injuries. 7:37 we continue to follow breaking news for you, police in munich, germany say there's no indication that the lone teenager attacker had a link to isis. an intense exchange of gunfire with what appears to be the munich shooter turned up on social media yesterday. investigators believe the shooter an 18-year-old german iranian killed himself after shooting and killing 9 people outside a crowded shopping mall. the victims include young children and other people. investigators have no idea what motivated the attack. saturday morning, a kansas community is on high alert after someone set fire to a man's

brand new crime and the crime is caught on surveillance cameras. in "healthcheck," one man's mission to help his grandson to change the rules of organ donors supporters say the idea could save a who the local the lives. let's gets you outside, sky6 live hd give you giving yoa glimpse over the commodor barry bridge. prepare for the heat. chris sowers will have an update on the seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

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>> new this morning, police in kansas are looking are to the person who set somebody's brand new car on fire. this surveillance video shows the man walk up to the hope looking into the security camera he lights the toyota on fire. the man is still on the run. neighbors say they are staying on alert because of this. forecast we know it's going to be extremely hot and dangerous. lime looking at the forecast. there has to be some relief somewhere. >> reporter: the relief is tomorrow. heat index values will be in the mid 90s instead of 103 that we're forecasting today. this is oppressive and dangerous heat wave heading this way. it started yesterday and will continue through thursday or friday next week. heist on the beach are topping out at 94, 95.

ocean temperature have dropped down to mid 60s. you had upwelling takes place, it's cooling the temperatures off. highs in the mid 90s for the shorepoints. double scan live is clear, no worries with precipitation is of now. there could be a stray thunderstorm this afternoon. watching the record, today's record high, 101. we're forecasting 98. tomorrow, forecasting 96. the record is 98. monday, forecasting 98 your record is 96. actually some of the latest computer information has monday 99 or 100 now. that's the actual air temperature. with the humidity it will feel like 110 degrees. monday is worst of the heat wave and things will slowly better from tuesday on. 80 right now, dewpoint, 69. pressure holding steady. the westerly breeze at 9 miles per hour it will strengthen as a

weak cold front drops down from the north. wind will pick up 1 to 20 miles per hour. 80 degrees on the dot in philadelphia and cape may. there's the frontal system right there, 1:00 p.m. it's riding the pennsylvania turnpike, continuing organ its journey to the south. maybe it -- continuing on its journey to the south. maybe it sets off a shower or thunderstorm. if you have outdoor plans, quite honestly you should be limiting the crowd door plans. by 3:00 p.m. you could have a shower or thunderstorm. with the humidity by 3:30 feels like 101 in philadelphia. 01 for millville, dover and atlantic city. mid to upper 90s for everybody else. here's the break. sunday afternoon feels-like temperatures mirror what the actual air temperatures is doing. the front returns in the form of

a warm front monday. the feels-like temperatures feels like 110. a little break tomorrow, nasty monday afternoon. so, highs in the mid to upper 90s for the next 5 or 6 days. feels-like temperatures 1 one -- 100 to 108. take your breaks if you work outdoors, take your breaks and seek the shade. if you start sweating profusely or the skin starts turning pale take to the shade or sit in an ariana grande -- air conditioned room. take it easy outdoors, by 8:00 p.m. you're talking about a feels like temperature of 92. for the poconos, 88 today. 84 tomorrow. for the jersey shore, 94 degrees

on the sand, make sure you're ready for that, get it an umbrella or tent. le tomorrow, 86 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 98 degrees feeling like 102. 96 tomorrow feeling like 96. monday is the worst of it, 98 degrees feeling like 108. 94 tuesday, 94 wednesday, thursday, 92. friday, the pattern is unsettled, 90. saturday we may break the heat wave highs around 88 or 89. >> look forward to next weekend, then. >> 7:45, i would like to remind you can final the seven-day forecast -- you can find the seven-day forecast and double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. the democratic national convention, of course, almost here and events are taking place across philadelphia. i had a chance to visit the pennsylvania convention center and talk with organizers of

political fest. last minute preparations are underway across philadelphia. we're days away from all eyes being on the city as the democratic national convention takes the spotlight. >> there's a lot of stuff going on, and we're excited, but we have work to do. >> reporter: dnc committee says workers and volunteers will be busy until the final hours before the convention starts. >> we don't get into the politics or what's going inside the arena. for us it's about showcasing the city. >> reporter: the pomp and circumstances takes place inside the wells fargo, but there's much going on across the city to entertain the visitors and delegates. political fests will be at the city's most historical sites. >> they can expect to see political memorabilia, all types of history.

>> reporter: one stop of political fest will be at the convention center where many will sell merchandise from local artists. >> i've been here for 40 years, philly is home for me. >> reporter: workers busy adding touches to exhibit hall f that will be transformed into political entertainment of sorts. >> it's exiting, a lot of us are philadelphia locals, it's special to represent our hometown in this way. >> political fest promises to be a whole lot of fun. "fyi philly" is coming up 6abc, here's karen rogers and erin o'hern with a preview. >> reporter: hi, everyone this coming up on "fyi philly." we're getting ready for the democratic national convention. we check out the party scene. shop for campaign swag, stop by a famous political haunt and learn the candidates cocktail favorites and get great food and

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>> thank you for waking up with us, 7:50, goodness, 80 degrees out there, sky6 live hd giving you this glimpse here of the temple university cam pointed at city hall. this is the day you want to go to the movies and stay inside by the ac it's going to be extremely hot. in "healthcheck," a

grandfather's wish to help his grandson could change the organ donation is them, his grandson was born with kidney problems and may need a transplant. by then he may be too old to donate. he worked out a deal to donate a kidney to someone's that will allow quinn to get a voucher for a kidney later. it is camping on, many surgeons and nine other institutions are coming on board. >> i put him from the bottom of the list to the top of the list, i changed my grandson's life and i may not be here. it doesn't get much better than that. >> ucl doctors believe the kept could lead to an influx of living donors. a children's water bottle

sold by ll bean because of lead. they were sold for $20 from july july 20 is a through may of -- 2015 through may of this year. the lead can be toxic if ingested by young children. no injuries have been reported. l.l.bean is offering a full refund. breaking news from munich germany. seven out of the nine victims yesterday's shooting rampage was teenagers. the dead range in age from 14 to 45 years old. the 18-year-old suspect was born and raised in munich germany. the search of the home shows no link to the islamic state. they did find a book on shootings. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com as we continue to

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it's so hot, meteorologist chris sowers is talking about ice cream. >> reporter: water ice, that's how you beat the heat. >> there you go. >> reporter: the forecast for today, in the city, the i-95 corridor, 98 will feel like 101, 103. a stray thunderstorm possible. jersey shore, hot sand you'll have to wear flip flops to get to your spot because the sands will be baking.

94 ascertain breezy, somewhat better tomorrow, but oppressive as we head into monday. >> we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: hello, gray, hello philadelphia, coming up on "g.m.a.," we start with politics and hillary clinton announcing tim kaine as vice president days away from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. we'll have full reaction including from donald trump. a gunman going on a shooting rampage in a german mall killing nine and himself. the city is struggling to get book to normal after a lockdown and manhunt. finally someone has reached the pokemon pinnacle. we catch up with the master who caught all the characters in the

game. these stories and more coming up on "g.m.a." next saturday. hope to see you soon, philadelphia. >> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m., here's some of the stories we're working on for you, drivers are feeling the impact of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. detours are already going into effect. plus, meteorologist chris sowers is back with more on the excessive heat in the area. for chris and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. we hope you make it a great day.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, that's the ticket. hillary clinton picking virginia senator tim kaine as her running mate. >> are we ready for hillary? >> what's behind her choice and what this moderate from a key battleground state brings to the campaign. thanks, but no thanks. donald trump's unfinished business with senator ted cruz. >> i don't want his endorsement. if he gives it, i will not accept it. >> taking aim after his shocking speech. >> vote your conscience. >> plus, trump's plans after the convention and his nickname for clinton's vice presidential pick. rampage in munich. a teenage gunman opens fire at a shopping center. terrified shoppers running for cover. the city on lockdown.