with us, a pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, july 30. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." overnight fire in north philadelphia sends a 2-year-old child to the hospital. plus, a police chase ends in a crash in south philadelphia following a shooting at a party. and the heat wave it may be gone, but the humidity is back, so is a chance for more thunderstorms. outside we go right now, meteorologist chris sowers outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. are we talking about severe storms, chris? >> reporter: the possibility is there, yeah for severe weather this afternoon. as you mentioned earlier, the heat is gone, but it feels awful. the humidity is so high, we have

patchy fog on city avenue this morning and lots of clouds upstairs. dewpoints in the 70s. dover, 74. cape may, 75. millville, 72. trenton, checking in at 74 degrees. here's satellite and radar, if you look towards the left-hand side of the screen you see the clouds and green starting to pop up there, there's an area of low pressure that will swing through later this afternoon and with the tropical moisture in place with the heating from the sun that will be the ingredients needed for showers and storms. some of the storms will produce heavy, drenching downpours where areas could pick up 2 to 3 inches of rain in an hour's time. if you get underneath one of the storms the possibility is there for low lying flooding in poor drainage areas. cloudy and warm, 87. it's not a wash this afternoon, but if you're in an area that picks up the storms you'll see heavy, drenching rains and strong gusty winds.

future tracker by 5:00 p.m. showing the activity to the west, but the the air is unstable in the delaware and the lehigh valleys, that means everybody is fair game. when i come back in just a few minutes i'll show you who gets hit the hardest and if there's cooler weather in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> 7:02. new this morning, a 2-year-old child is recovering after being rescued from a home house fire in north philadelphia. as we know the fire started around 2:30 a.m. in the 2800 block of north pel street. crews say the child suffered from possible smoke inhalation. no cause for the fire. a victim ever a shooting in south philadelphia has died from his injuries. this comes hours after two suspects were taken into custody after a police chase that ended with a crash overnight. police say it started at a party

at the american legion post 153 on the 2400 block of passyunk avenue. a fight at a nearby parking lot escalated into a shooting. one man was shot in the stomach. that man has died. several cars were riddled with bullets. officers spotted a car speeding away from the parking lot they gave chase. the driver crashed the car after exiting the schuylkill expressway at university avenue. more new information to tell you about, a man is in critical condition this morning after he was shot in the back in west philadelphia. it happened around 11:30 on the 300 block of north 52nd street. the victim was hit in the back. police tell "action news" three shell casings were found at the scene. so far no arrests have been made. the race for the white house, of course, in full swing now that the convention for both parties are over. today democratic candidate, hillary clinton and tim kaine

they are still here in the keystone state. they are stumping for votes in pittsburgh. that followed a kickoff rally at temple university that happened yesterday, dan darn was -- dann cuellar was there. >> reporter: thousands screamed their approval when the clintons and the kaines took to the stage. keith was to throw red meat to entice a high turner vote out in the general election 100 days from now. >> i find it highly amusing that donald trump talks about make america great again he doesn't make a thing in america except bankruptcies. the next stop, the toy manufacturer that employs 200 people is being lauded for creating jobs and vesting in america. clinton said her first 100 days jobs plans would invest ten

billion dollars for jobs plan. >> if you're willing to work hard you ought 0 to be able to get ahead and stay ahead. >> the bus tour will go through pennsylvania and the rust belt state of ohio. the campaign will try to find common cause with voters angry at her and other washington insiders over u.s. trade deals that cost jobs. >> america's best years are still ahead of us. thank you all, very much. >> clinton is hoping her message will resonate in pennsylvania anne places like eastern and central ohio through which the trump campaign claims its path to victory lies. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> 7:05 a.m., fbi is on the case of the hacking of the

computer server for the clinton campaign that allowed them to taylor their online content and advertising and solicit sayings. it was part of a broader hacking of the dnc. intelligence leaders say there is strong evidence that russia may be behind the cyber intrusion. the latest poll shows clinton is leading trump by five points. it shows it might be a tight race ahead. when it includes third party candidates clinton and trump tide at 35%. donald trump was on the attack during a rally in the battleground state of colorado last night. he told supporters in denver, no more mr. nice guy, it is time for him to take off the gloves.

in colorado springs trump criticized clinton's acceptance speech saying quote it was so average and full of cliches. he encouraged the crowd with chants of locker had up. -- lock her up. >> you know what, i've been saying let's just beat her in the november race, but you know what, no, no, you know what, i'm starting to agree with you, i'm telling you, sorry to say. >> i would like to remind you to download the 6abc news app to stay on top ever all the action as we head toward the general election. you'll get breaking news alerts from the campaign trail as well as live results on election night. 6abc news app is a free download for your mobile device. two men are in jail accused of a number of church

burglaries. they are accused of going on a month long crime spree in georgetown and lincoln. they caused thousands of dollars in damages and stole everything from money to air-conditioning units and power tools. they are being held on $35,000 bond. police in evesham township hope this sketch will lead to the man who exposed himself to two 15-year-old girls. officers were called to the kings grant development. police say the girls were riding their bicycle also in the area when they saw the man you see here. when the girls ran off the suspect tried to chase them according to police, she flagged down a driver scaring off the suspect. the organization that comes to the aid of pets in the event of fires is celebrating an anniversary, red paws is

celebrating five years. they have found homes for 3100 dogs, cats, rabbits and reptiles and a pot belly pig. 7:09. 7 just about 7:10. a dramatic end to a hostage situation at a chicago jail. we have the tense moments that came to an bankrupt end. lava travels for miles on the hawaiian island before it symptoms at the pacific ocean. >> reporter: the heat is finally gone, but now the next issue is the heavy rain and future tracker is putting up big numbers again. details coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> police released this dramatic surveillance video how corrects officers ended a hostage situation inside a jail in chicago. the cook county emergency response used flash bombing to bring an end. two men were taken into custody after one inmate was held by a sharp object. south carolina authorities say a 90-year-old woman found in a pond who disappeared from her

nursing home was killed by an alligator. they say 90-year-old likely slipped down and fell into a retention pond that attracted the alligator. this is the first alligator death in state history. this is lava flowing and oozing from the volcano back in may. it is now reaching the pacific ocean. the first time lava flow from the volcano has reached the ocean in 3 years. did i say it right, chris? dive your approval. back here at home, storms coming today. >> reporter: later today we could have heavy thundershowers or thunderstorms. right now we're mostly quiet. it's oppressively humid. we have patchy fog in some

locations and it is warm. temperatures are climbing through the 70s. the good news we lost the heat, the dangerous heat, but with all the humidity it's not like we cooled that much down from normal. here we go, double scan live showing clear conditions for now, maybe a shower or two hanging on in the poconos. everybody else is dry with a combination of sun and clouds. officially the heat wave came to an ends. you need 3, 90-degree days or more. we had 7. monday, 97, tuesday, 92. wednesday, 94, thursday, 95. friday, 89 we missed it by a degree. it's very, very warm, but not dangerously hot. 76 dewpoint keeps climbing, 73 that's oppressive. pressure is holding stealed. the winds are out of the

south/southeast at 3 miles per hour. that will be the sea breeze for the jersey shore and that will keep highs around 80 degrees on the jersey sand. 75 in wilmington. millville, 72. philadelphia, 76. lancaster, not too bad, 70 degrees, but the dewpoint is 69, so, again there's the tropical air. we get above 70 feels like new orleans. 73 in philadelphia. 70 in millville. dover, 74. you ever been to miami, cape may, 74. beach haven, 73 that's the dewpoint temperature. satellite and radar showing a quick hit of showers pushing through the poconos everybody else sun and clouds. there's more activity building in the west that will come in later in the afternoon. the drenching downpours a good bit in the afternoon showers. 1:00 p.m. we'll cloud over quibblingly, it's warm and -- quickly, it's warm warm and

soupy. heavy downpours and strong gusty winds in the afternoon and evening hours. overnight tonight as we lose the heating from the sun we'll lose the showers and thunderstorms. that will start up tomorrow morning, look at the heavy rain for south jersey and southeastern pennsylvania. widespread activity today and isolated stuff tomorrow. the greater chance of thunderstorms is this afternoon. future tracker showing heavy rain is possible more than 3 inches. 2 inches in millville. 1 inch in reading and 2 inches for dover and atlantic city. it's not a wash, but anytime after lunch showers and storms popping up. philadelphia, 87. millville, 85. atlantic city, 82 degrees. big weekend in the poconos it's race weekend, heavy afternoon thunderstorms possible. 75 degrees, soupy today, clouds, maybe a hit or miss shower or thunderstorm tomorrow, high of 72. for the jersey shore, clouds and

some sun, you should stay dry today, 82. chance for showers and thunderstorms tomorrow, 82. sea breeze both days, ocean temperature looking inviting, 73. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, humid the entire weekend, 87 today. 87 tomorrow, numerous showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, isolated stuff tomorrow. heavy afternoon storms monday, approaching cold front, 84. tuesday, wednesday, not too bad both days, lower humidity levels we get into thursday and friday it starts warming up again with highs close to 90 degrees. we get a break from the heat. it's oppressive outs there and you have to take it easy. with all the heat we had last week i'm not complaining about the rain or anything. it's great to see the 80s. we all value you are independence and many seniors dread giving up their keys,

tamala edwards shows us a program aimed at keeping seniors on the roads. alisalexandra felt lost after a stroke took her off the road. she drives more than ten thousand miles a year and not just around town. most of her acts returned, but before getting behind the wheel, doctors recommend she get cleared by bryn mawr rehabilitation hospital driver rehab program. the program helps people of all ages, many after an illness, first they have an valuation. looking at their vision, reaction time and memory. >> reporter: they are tested on the roads and the type of driving they normally use and if their skills are the same. the most frequent pointers are good for any driver come to a full stop at a stop sign.

also leave more following distance and distance behind a car when you stop. plus, try to avoid times with a a lot of sun glare. our ability to recover from glare goes down with age. if you have nerve damage consider switching to hand controls that condition is behind many accidents where people mistake the accelerator for the brake. >> their foot is numb. >> reporter: alexandra passed her test and is happily on the road. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

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get your memory ready for the moonlight car show. five hundred cars will be on display between york road and sum it avenue and horsham road from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. head to the 11th annual car show and street festival. its the largest block party of the year featuring cars and music and crafts and whole lot more. it's on east passyunk avenue between broad and dickenson street. the car show is from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the festival begins at 11:00. head to the river front for the fine craft market. it's the 10th year for the largest craft fair in the brandywine valley. check it out today from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and tomorrow 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the chase center on the river front that's a look at what's happening around the region this weekend. we hope to see you back here for

sports.

t.welcome back everyone, 7:25 saturday morning, another horribly humid day is on tap in the philadelphia valley. the air blows in a counter clockwise fashion around the areas of low pressure. we have a south cecil flow, the -- southeastly flow. the air is tropical and thick. dewpoint in new orleans is 75. washington, d.c. 74. we're 73. this is comparable we're in the same ballpark. the humidity will increase throughout the day, that will

ignite showers and thunderstorms as the day wears on. look for cloudy skies and limited sun. if you hear thunder go indoors. 1:00 p.m., 87. 5:00 p.m., 82. gray. >> thank you so much. 7:26 turning to sports, the phillies have a chance to recover after dropping the ball in atlanta last night, is a scare at the poconos raceway. here's ducis rogers with a look at saturday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, the phillies exploded for 7 runs thursday night, the offensive well ran dry last night. third inning tied at 1. 2-1 atlanta. the braves get solid defense from their short stop. hernandez robbed of a hit. 2 on 2 off, ibar again, the

phillies lose 2-1. they go 0 for 9 with runners in scoring position. the eagles like what they see from darren sproles so much they have given him a contract and he thinks. he is signed through 2017. the 33-year-old is a weapon in the return game. the birds feel for the to have him. >> when you talk about leadership, work ethic and character and productions made in the last two pro bowls he is everything we want to be. as we look at it, he is so important to the team on and off the field. >> reporter: we look to a guy who comes to our knee, he is a beast man, all of us are excited that he signed back to us, he is a tremendous asset to the team. >> reporter: nascar returns to the poconos, pennsylvania 400 is tomorrow afternoon.

matter trips junior captured the pole, his third of season. a scary scene at pocono last night. no brakes coming down pit road. two crew members go flying over the hood. fortunately he walked away with no serious injuries. knock on wood there. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers, you have yourself a terrific weekend.

breaking news, a new jersey state trooper is forced to fire his weapon after a suspect opened fire while the trooper responds to a 911 call. plus, a water main ruptures in northeast philadelphia forcing police to shut down parts of the boulevard. bright sun across the jersey shore, don't let this pretty picture fool you, we're keeping our eyes on the skies for possible storms to move through the area. outside we go to chris sowers who is tracking the forecast. we're talking rain. >> reporter: the more sun you see this morning, the greater chances of seeing a heavy shower or thunderstorm later on. oppressively humid with dewpoints well into the 70s. even though we lost the dangerous heat we had a seven day heat wave in philadelphia, even though that has come to an end the humidity levels are extremely high.

they will remain high today and tomorrow and next week with dewpoints in the 70s. temperatures wise 76 in philadelphia at the 7:00 a.m. hour. allentown, 73. millville, 72. wilmington, 75 and cape may, 76 degrees. here's satellite and radar we're starting out with sunshine from new york all the way down to the virginia capes, the farther west you go that's when we pick up the clouds and showers even a few thunderstorms west of buffalo this morning. again all that activity will pull east as the day wears on. the day planner looks like starting out with sun increasing clouds as the day wears on, showers and thunderstorms are likely after lunchtime. 1:00 p.m., 87. 3:00 p.m., 87. 5:00 p.m., we're back down to 82. even though we're not in the 90s with all the humidity it will feel awful out here, very humid weekend is on the way, drenching downpours a good bet today or tomorrow. the good news we finally have relief in the accuweather

forecast. by the middle of next week it's beautiful with temperatures barely getting into the mid 80s and new humidity lots of sunshine. we have a few storms to get into before that arrives. i'll time it out for you on future tracker 6 and have all the details in the seven day forecast. >> thanks for the update. 7:32 a.m., a pedestrian was rushed to the hospital after being hit by a tractor-trailer in burlington county this morning. here's what we know about this. the victim was hit at 5:00 a.m. while crowing route 73 near fox meadow drive in maple shade. the victim was taken to cooper university hospital the pepper is in critical condition. route 73 is closed at fox meadow drive while police investigate the crash. more breaking news, someone shoots at new jersey state troopers as they respond to a 911 call. new jersey state police tell "action news" around midnight

someone called 911 from an upper deerfield township home but hung up. troopers from the bridgeton barracks were sent to the 300 block of centerton road. when troorns -- troopers got to the scene, someone fired from the front porch. troopers returned fire and hit the man several times. a million hell -- helicopter transferred him to cooper university hospital he is in critical condition. a bad collision left a tractor-trailer feet from their front door. the big rig crashed with a car happened on south college drive near old baltimore pike at 5:00 a.m. the tractor-trailer is on its side. state police say the impact of the crash flipped the truck causing the diesel tanks to rupture. the crash knocked down utility wires causing people to lose power. the drivers of both the car and

tractor-trailer were taken to christiana hospital to be treated. and take a look at this, water gushing from a broken main overnight forced police to detour traffic off the roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia. the water main broke under sidewalks on the northbound side of the boulevard right in here levic street at 2:30 a.m. police shut down both the outer and inner lanes of the boulevard. traffic had to be detoured on to bustleton avenue until the water was shut off. and cleared from the roadway, work is just beginning on the broken water main this morning. time, 7 5:00 a.m., two people are in the hospital after a shooting in mantua section of philadelphia. it happened on the 600 block of north 38th street. a man was shot once in the head. he had to be rushed to the hospital. he is in critical condition. a woman was shot in the leg.

she was found not too far from the scene. this morning police not releasing a whole lot of information about this. we can tell you so far nobody has been arrested. ♪ the democratic national convention in the history books, all the colorful balloons and confetti that fell from the ceiling of the wells fargo center needs to be cleaned up. it could take weeks to return the facility back to a sports complex. philadelphia city leaders are declaring the convention week a success without any violence or serious injuries or heat related injuries. at a noorches -- news conference, jim kenny saluted the entire city workforce for their efforts and the salvation army volunteers who distributed 140,000 bottles of water. he said he knows he pulled it

off when he received praise from the nominee herself. >> secretary clinton came through the hallway and passed by everybody else and walked over to me and gave me a huge bear hug and whispered in my ear, this city is fabulous. as for the economic impact it was muted. a win for center city restaurants and bars that hosted late night meals and delegates parties. places like the reading terminal market did slightly better than average boosted by tourism but lost the locals who decided to stay we from the dnc. dnc report card, 2400 philadelphia police officers, 300 state police, 200 officers from other counties and agencies, 60 demonstrations, close to 13,000 demonstrators,

106 citations, but no arrests by local police. our coverage of the historic week in philadelphia continues at 6abc.com/dnc. there we have local reaction to all the events anne uniquely philly stories that had all of america talking. thousands of delegates flocked to philadelphia for the dnc, but when it was time to go home they ran into problems. friday's stormy weather delayed travel. >> i'm exhausted and hungry i'm a cry baby i haven't slept because i was stuck on a chair in a freezing airport with a hundred lights on. it has not been fun. >> airport workers saying 200 incoming and outgoing flights were canceled, many people were placed on standby for flights

that were near capacity. kathleen kane said she'll decide at her trial whether she will take the stand. she will want to see the case made against her before she decides if she will testify. she said as he is confident that she will be found not guilty, the trial is set to start august 8. lawyers for bob menendez say they will take the fight to get corruption charges caught all the way to the supreme court if necessary, an announcement comes after a third circuit court of appeals panel refused to throw out the charges on friday. he argues that he was meeting with political donor and friend to discuss policy matters. prosecutors allege he accepted gets in change for political influence. both men have pleaded not guilty. >> you will no longer be able

to buy tickets on board septa trains that are departing from philadelphia to the suburbs. beginning monday passengers have to buy tickets before they get on the train. the move is temporary, and is in response to the defective regional rail cars that were pulled out of service. septa leaders say it's difficult to sell tickets on board. the trains are so overcrowded. they received complaints that people were riding for free, because conductors were unable to check tickets from all passengers. >> a checklist for people suffering from alzheimers, if you suspect someone in your live is showing signs of the brain-robbing disease. back here at home, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. rain in the future. we'll explain. "action news" on a saturday morning continues after this

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brooklyn, new york on friday. this is what folks had to deal with. the rain continued through much of the afternoon and into the evening commute. don't do that. the entire northeast region is under threat of heavy rains and flooding. we always tell people don't do it, but they do anyway.

let's get you caught up on the forecast. >> reporter: we'll see rain later this afternoon, hopefully we don't have pictures like that. don't drive in the water. it's a beautiful morning on the beach down in cape may you can see the sun glistening down. we have folks down there. it should be nice on the sand, a lot of clouds later on. heavier downpours are mainly for inland locations and areas west of philadelphia. you can see that guy, he is already dosing off in the chair. good for him looks like a fun time. let go over to the radars, nothing going on right now, we have showers and rumble of thunder in the poconos and now things are clearing out. what a month july has been, it was awful in terms of heat and humidity. we had three heat waves, remember a heat wave is three days in a row of 90 degrees or higher. we had is 15 days of 90 degreesr

higher. 11 is average. the forecast for accuweather for the summer was for 32 days of 90 degrees or higher in philadelphia. on average we're supposed to see 25. it was a 25% increase in the number of days this year. so far we've seen 23. we're 60% done, we have nine more days to go. there's a light at the end of the tunnel. 87 degrees is the forecasted high. i see model showing 90. depends on how much sunshine we see. this morning we're posting 87. fleetwood, 71. saint david, 73. chester, 74. center city, 76 degrees. agenda beach, 69. blue berry county, 71. ewing, 71 degrees. we'll start out with sunshine. as i mentioned earlier in the broadcast, the more sun we see

the greater chances there are of seeing showers and thunderstorms. there's so much instability in the atmosphere the sun it's like destructive sunshine. expect to see pop up thundershowers west of philadelphia. new jersey and delaware will get in the on the act same thing, pop-up showers and thunderstorms. overnight tonight it's mainly cloudy, but then showers and storms flare up. 4:30 a.m., over south jersey and pop pop-up thunderstorms in the delaware and lehigh valleys. it will not be a wash today or tomorrow. as a matter of fact there will be dry time in between the pop-up showers and thunderstorms. if you pick up the storms get ready for heavy, drenching downpours. some areas could see over 4 inches of rain in 40 minute time span. that's drenching rain. showers and storms likely, it's

oppressively humid. 87 will feel like the low 90s. winds out of the south/southeast at 5 miles per hour. 87 by 1:00 p.m. same number by 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 82 degrees. jersey shore, same thing oppressively humid you'll steer clear of rough weather today. clouds and sun, 82. chance of storms tomorrow, 82 degrees, the ocean temperature, 73. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 87 both days, 867 today and tomorrow. chance of showers and thunderstorms today and tomorrow. heavy thunderstorms likely for monday, some of those could turn severe, but that cold front drives that humidity out to sea. tuesday and wednesday look fabulous and the heat starts to build by week's end. we have a couple of good ones and bad ones in the seven-day forecast. >> we'll take it. 7:46 i would like to remind you you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker

6 live at 6abc.com/weather. an all new "fyi philly" is coming up on 6abc, here are melissa magee and karen rogers. >> reporter: this is coming up on "fyi philly." this is huge. the national spotlight is shining bright on philly. long coveted brands are calling the city home. we'll show you how to stay beach ready when vacationing down the shore. how to look and train like an athlete in the city. let's go. a free pop up in south jersey. looks like fun. >> that's tonight on "fyi philly." hope you tune in.

>> so glad you're waking up with us, 7:50. in "healthcheck," the federal government may change their controversial bans on flood donations on gay men. men who had sex with other men in the past year are not allowed to give blood. the government is asking the public to submit their ideas on the issue. the ban was established in the mid 80s to lower the risks of spreading hiv. changes in personality may be the signs of dementia. it may be a sign of alzheimers or other kinds of dementia. this loads losing interest in

favorite activities getting anxiety or aggressive or -- anxious or aggressive or suspicious. or making inappropriate comments in public. coming this fall, school vending machines across the country will get a makeover because of the a mandate from the u.s. da. as for unhealth dwr food and drinks -- unhealthy food and drinks will be gone. there will be water and low fat milk. millions of americans take supplements and hope they produce weight loss or a energy. consumer reports issued a new warning about some of the supplements, some may be doing more harm than good. they are not regulated by the federal government. >> you can't trust that they are going to work or that they are going to be safe by looking

at the label. >> consumer reports tested many supplements and found that some contained heavy metals, others have prescription or illegal drugs in them. that could lead to a drug interaction and serious medical problems. always talk with your health care provider before taking any supplements. >> don't go away, chris sowers will have a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us we'll be right back.

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cool water. he simms across the pool and turns around to wade in the water just a bit more. crews say this is the time of year when animals wander into backyards and even into pools. don't come into my back yard. let's get a final check of the forecast. >> reporter: i guess he found the heat to be unbearable. >> you crack yourself up. >> reporter: 87 degrees, 87 for tomorrow, humid, numerous showers and thunderstorms, and then another chance of storms arrives on sunday. any one of the storms could be heavy with gusty wind and drenching downpours, 2-inch rainfall in a half-hour time span. 84 tuesday and wednesday. the heat buildings by week's -- builds by week's end, thursday, 8 #, friday, 90. saturday could be in the 90s, as well. no heat right now, but it will

come back. >> meteorologist and comedian. 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from guying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: good morning, gray, hello philadelphia coming up on "g.m.a.," democrats are on high alert as another alleged cyber attack that could have targeted the clinton campaign rattles the party. this is the third high profile hack in the past week. the fbi is investigating. all of this as hillary clinton and tim kaine begin their mid west bus tour. we want you to look at this video, a man's jet ski capsized off the jersey shore, he manages to call 911 all while struggling to hold on. police choppers coming to his rescue in the nick of time. finally potter mania has cathsed a spell over fans. the 8th story set in the wizarding war.

it hits store shelves in a matter ever hours. it's come up on "g.m.a." this morning, we hope to see you soon. >> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, police and s.w.a.t team members surround a germantown home after a mantua a gun refuses to come out. it raises millions of dollars als research and it turns out, the ice bucket challenge led to a medical break through, details in "healthcheck." now, for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall we hope you make it a great day. >> a

good morning, america. breaking overnight, hack attack. the new concerns. was hillary clinton's presidential campaign targeted? the investigation this morning, was russia involved as clinton kicks off her bus tour through key battleground states. >> we have 100 days to make our case to america. meanwhile, donald trump takes the long view of his campaign. >> if i don't beat crooked hillary clinton, i will consider this a tremendous waste of time, energy and money. believe me. >> zika hits florida. the nation's first local outbreak. >> one of these four cases involves a woman and the other three cases involve men. >> can it be stopped? the door-to-door battle, residents tested. the latest information from