>> a husband and wife and they children are found shot to death inside their berks county home. police are looking at the tragedy as a murder suicide. >> septa is preparing for more changes to several of its regional rail routes, we'll tell you which ones and when. >> camden's bb and t pavilion is making changes for fans after dozens crashed on to the concrete along with the railing that was supposed to protect them. a pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m. sunday morning, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful glimpse there, as we start the day, meteorologist chris sowers is tracking everything from your weekend plans. >> beautiful today, but last night's storms left a mark in parts of our area. a tree as you can see crushed the back of a truck in philadelphia's west oak lane section. the driver who was stopped at a red light is okay. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and more on this nice day we have on tap, right chris? >> reporter: good morning, guys, i got to tell you, too, the

comparison from the same time yesterday it's almost like night and day. it's 100 times better. the humidity has dropped off. temperatures have fallen into the 50s and 60s north and west. so it feels really, really good. poconos 56 degrees right now. 64 in allentown. reading, 65. lancaster, 63. a nice breeze out of the northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. only adds to the comfort, millville, 69. philadelphia, 72. and cape may, 74. here's satellite and radar, we've got a nice, big area of high pressure firmly in control. it's planted right over binghamton and buffalo, new york, it will stay there the next couple of days. it will keep outline the humidity sitting on the state line between virginia and north carolina. it returns later this week, but over the next 48 to 72 hours, you guys will be happy with

what's in store for us. high temperatures this afternoon will top out around 90 degrees, but without the humidity it will feel nice. so nice, in fact, look at this, there's the high, 90. the peak index today is 87. it will feel cooler than the air temperatures for a change. real nice stuff to round out the weekend. that heat and humidity returns with a vengeance later this week. we have a couple of nice ones coming up. it turns steamy by wednesday. with the oppressive heat and humidity comes the chance of showers and thunderstorms again. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll focus on that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. for now, nydia it feels gorgeous out here. >> all right, chris, thank you. new information came in overnight on an apparent murder suicide in berks county. all the victims from the same family. megan and mark short and their children. investigators say they were

found shot inside the home on winding brook drive. authorities have not said who pulled the trigger or what set off the tragedy. willow short underwent a heart transplant in 2014 when she was less than a week old. the family had trouble obtaining antirejection medication for her. "action news" is learning more on the tragedy that is shaking the town of sinking springs berks county. a man is fighting for his life after he was shot outside his home in west philadelphia. his 3 and 7-year-old children were inside the car when the shots shattered the drivers side window. one bullet critically injured the driver as he was trying to park the car. the shooting happened along the 5500 block of spring street. the children were not hit by gunfire. detectives are looking for the shooter. this morning they are trying to figure out if the victim and his children were targets and if so

why. cam did he know's bb and t pavilion is making changes after a concert. quite the scene there. dozens of fans fell five feet on the concrete or on top of each other as rappers snoop dogg and wiz khalifa performed feet away. 42 people were hurt. the most serious person is out of the hospital. trish hartman has more. >> reporter: "action news" viewer video shows the moment that dozens of people fell from the lawn during the snoop dogg and wiz khalifa concert. one day later concert goers showed up even after the shocking video. >> it was scary, but they got everything taken care of. >> reporter: witnesses say snoop dogg called fans to come closer to the small stage at the front of the lawn as people pressed up against the railing it gave way

sending people 6 to 8 feet on to the concrete below. 42 people were hurt. >> snoop dogg and wiz khalifa came close to the lawn and everybody was push. the gate broke, all of a sudden i fell 6 or 7 feet. >> concert gory abbey showed us her scraped arms and legs. >> i didn't hit the concrete, but there were four or five people on top of me. i couldn't breathe, i thought i was dieing. live nation released a statement saying -- ty officials say no exg code violations were found and the convene owe -- venue was

upto date. fans say they are confident in the safety measures. >> we thought it would be safe. >> kids were nervous and worried about mom's day out, but everybody is good. >> reporter: both artists have responded on twitter snoop dogg said prayers to my fans wishing a quick recovery. wiz khalifa said hope everyone from last night is all right. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> some septa regional rail routes will begin new schedules tomorrow. starting tomorrow, the following lines will have adjusted schedules. lansdale, doylestown, trenton, manayunk norristown and warminster and glenside combined lines. newly leased trains are helping these lines. new times are on septa's website. i'll tweet that information throughout the morning. septa said the full regional rail won't be restored for the full month.

it may not bees -- be busy as usual at the philadelphia criminal justice center, after elevator failed. we are waiting for word on whether it will be open for business tomorrow him we'll update you as soon as we know. >> time 7:07. a firefighter was sent to the hospital after battling a fire at a warehouse in pensauken be new jersey, the fire started in the 800 block of hilton road. jeff chirico has more on how he was injured. >> reporter: firefighter hurt his ankle responding to the fire. we're told he will be okay. from here it's hard to to see ay damage because most of the damage was on the roof. viewer video shows a thick plume

of smoke billowing high into the air. firefighters got the call at 1:15 and found the warehouse burning on the 800 block of hilton road. >> fire was visible from the roof. a short time ago, roof contractors were conducting their business on the far right side of the building. the building is being turned into a steel manufacturing plant. firefighters had it under control in 30 minutes containing the damage to the roof. the bigger challenge was the weather. >> the humidity proved to be more difficult than the fire so we had to rotate companies in for additional manpower. >> >> reporter: a company rep said there's water an smoke damage, but nothing that will impact the renovation. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> shifting to the race for

president hillary clinton leads donald trump nationwide among 8 points that's among registered voters in the new abc would you go post poll. trump is ramping up his offensive with a new ad. >> they are watching and looking and boy they are salivating. they are salivating, they are saying that's what we want. >> that is trump talking about how he believes clinton is a gift to isis, now the new spot takes aim at clinton's comments that she may have short circuited when claiming the fbi director said her answers about an e-mail server were truthful. mike pence campaigns in lancaster and pittsburgh. >> reporter: they are watching and looking and sal salivating.

saying that's what we want. >> hillary clinton brings her campaign to the battleground state of florida. she has spent more money in florida than any other state. clinton leads trump in florida. some republicans actually concede if clinton wins florida she likely will take the white house. trump will ramp up his campaign in florida where he owns a resort. later this morning, it is inside story right here on 6abc, the panel recaps the deferment nc in philadelphia -- dnc in philadelphia and looks closer at the donald trump's campaign. inside story begins at 11:30 a.m. a thief steals pass ports on a septa bus from a family visiting america for the very first time. >> police turned to narcan to save flee people who overdosed

on heroin in south jersey. >> a pet store is a crime scene after thieves getaway with a pricey pet. we'll tell you what they stole. >> reporter: humidity has dropped off, it's better out there this morning. it's not too long before the steam bath returns. details in the accuweather seven-day forecast. isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working.

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7:13, tonight a country music star headlines musikfest in the lehigh valley. dierks bentley has had 14 number one singles including somewhere on a beach, chris' favorite. come closer, he will take the steel stage in bethlehem. musikfest continues with hundreds of performers. 6abc is the proud media partner for musikfest. >> good weather for musikfest. >> reporter: yesterday it was nice, everything cleared out for musikfest. today you get toward the tail

end of musikfest and you might need a light sleeve. let's get a shot of the beautiful shot of cape may. you won't pick up a sea breeze, you'll have a land breeze, but highs will top out in the mid 80s. it will not be bad, plus we lost the humidity. the sun shining down the rays of the sun apply the sunscreen you'll need it today. the uv index on a scale of one to 11 is a nine. temperature in philadelphia, 72. dewpoint continues to fall, now down to 60 it was up to 74, 75 yesterday. a dramatic change in the what wt feels. pressure is rising. winds have shifted out of the north northwest at 5 miles per hour. there you go you can follow at arrows, that's cooler canadian air. 66 in the poconos. 64 in the lehigh valley. wilmington, 68. dover, checking in at 71.

still somewhat humid down there, actually 71 is high. looks like the line is right here extreme southern cape may and cumberland counties it's somewhat sticky. you get north of philadelphia. actually interior sections of south jersey, points northward, there's the scale right there. it feels better out there right now. plus you have a nice breeze out of the north, northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. that adds to the comfort. look what happens later this week. we have a good one today and tomorrow. tuesday getting a little sticky. wednesday and beyond we get get back in the steam bath especially thursday and saturday of this up coming week. it feels oppressively humid. plus we have temperatures in the 90s. the steam bath returns over the next seferredz. satellite -- several days. satellite and radar high pressure right there out of the of the north. all the humidity has dropped into the virginias and the carolinas. it will stay that way for a few

days or so, until the high retreats back into canada. temperatures are topping out close to 690 degrees, but the fact that we -- 90 degrees, but the fact that we lost the humidity it will be a comfortable 90 degrees. monday, 88, 89. with the high in control we lost the humidity down to the south. that's where the showers and thunderstorms will build over the next few days. all this will start to lift, wednesday, thursday, friday, next 48 hours look bright and sunny. lots of sunshine here. for today, call from accuweather, less humid feels comfortable high around 90. the peak heat index is 87 today. it feels cooler than the air temperature. mostly sunny skies, 1:00 p.m., 85. 3:00 p.m., 88. 5:00 p.m., 88. hitting 90 somewhere in between the two. musikfest with the temperatures dropping off as quickly as we are expecting them to, you may need a light sleeve around

10:00 p.m. down the shore, it's a land breeze 86 degrees. with all the sun apply the sunscreen. the ocean temperature off the coast of atlantic city is 78 degrees. it's like bath water. dierks bentley that's the headliner at the musikfest in the lehigh valley. 11:00 p.m., we're down to 73. i've seen forecast models by 11 that has the lehigh valley down to 69 or 70. that will feel good. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny, sunny, sunny, 90, 88, 88. all three days, lower humidity level. 89 wednesday, humid, thunderstorms developing during the afternoon and then we're into it again by thursday, 92, 90 for friday, 92 saturday. all three days the heat index or feels-like temperatures will range between 97 and 99. all three days there's a chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. september is right around the corner. >> there you go. >> there we go again.

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7:24, in sports, debut of a highly touted phillies pitcher got off to a rough start. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: good morning, given that's a big prize in the cole hamels trade, jake thompson had some hefty expectations sitting

atop his shoulders. there was a lot of excitement surrounding the 22-year-old kid. it got to the best of him last night welcome to the big leagues, kids. thompson allowed 4 runs in the first inning alone. the offense had his back and got some of it back. ryan howard's 16th of the year. they would pull within a run, the padres pulled away. thompson pulled from the game after that. the kid had only given up 7 runs in the last 7 games in the minors, phillies fell 9-7. the injury list growing at eagles camp. people are wondering if doug peterson's methods are at fault. the eagles were in shorts, they put the pads away, there's more hitting to come. hitting has brought excitement and injuries.

zack ertz who practiced early in the week after getting dinged up. he was angered by the low hits. doug peterson things the rewards of hitting outweighs the risks. his defensive coordinator has his back on that. >> we're all in, it's a physical game, players play this game because they want to hit. do we have to protect ourselves even when we go live, you have to be smart and learn from it. you controls your fingers when you have the live periods, you cross your fingers and hope that nothing crazy happens. it's just part of the game. >> reporter: brett farve said he was trying to set a world record speaking for a half-hour with the newest induction -- inductees in the hall of fame.

marvin harass -- harrison, in his speech he thanked the colts fans and took a shot at the philadelphia fans in the process. >> the best fans in the game. let me explain why now, anytime you lose a game or dropped a pass, they never booed me. they said don't worry about it marvin, you get the next one. i'm from philadelphia, home of the eagles, you get a coin toss wrong they want to trade you on monday. >> all right, marvin, congrats, have a great sunday. >> philadelphia union leading 2-1 be down in washington they give up the tieing goal and stop 2-2 the final score. the union only have one win in their last 7mls games.

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>> a family destroyed by murder suicide now a berks county community is in shock. >> a heroin warning is sent out in gloucester county. the words police wants you to watch out for. time 7:30. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. outside is the place to be. >> reporter: it's one of the days you wish you had a hammock in the backyard. humidity levels have dropped down and temperatures are in the 50s and 60s north and west. it's a beautiful morning across the delaware and lehigh valleys. pottstown, 61. fleetwood, 63. saint david, 64.

chester, 67. center city showing 72 degrees. glassboro, 71. cinnaminson, 67. agenda beach beautiful morning on the delaware bay. 67 degrees. dewpoint, okay, this is the way we measure the amount of moisture in the air. you seep the darker shades of green. look how far they are to the south. you have to look toward the bottom of the screen to get into the soup. the cold front came through and knocked the humidity leaves down and now it has stalled around the virginia cape stretching southwesterly through the tennessee valley. the good news when you start to see dewpoints in the 50s to the north and 60 in philadelphia. that feels pretty good, especially for this time of the year. that's the air mass we'll be in for the next 48 hours. with that said temperatures will climb up close to 90-degree, but without the humidity it should feel okay. satellite and radar no complaints this afternoon. we have no threats for showers and thunderstorms, actually there will hardly be any clouds in the sky, day planner,

8:00 a.m., 82. mostly sunny, 1:00 p.m., 85. 3:00 p.m., 88. 5:00 p.m., 88 degrees, somewhere in between the two we top out 90. jersey shore, sunny skies, apply the sunscreen. 86 on the sand. the burn index is very high. you can get a burn in less than 15 minutes. apply the sunscreen. ocean temperature, bath water, the rip current risk is on your side. enjoy your sunday. the weather will stick around for the next few days before the heat and humidity returns next week. i'll let you know when in the just a few minutes. >> your time, 7:32. we have new information on what police believe is a murder suicide in berks county that has left five family members dead. detectives say the bodies were found last night shot inside their home on winding brook drive in sinking springs. the district attorney has identified the dead as mark

short, his wife megan, and his children,leanna mark and willow. >> a biker was shot dead at a southwest philadelphia gas station while he was leaning against his motorcycle on he ising essington avenue. he was pronounced at the scene. police are questioning witnesses and checking surveillance cameras in the area. they have not released the victim's name. south jersey police are warning residents of a potentially deadly heroin being spread through the area. police had to use narcan. red snow man or superstar is on the heroin. prosecutors urge residents to turn in the heroin.

the heroin can be turned in at local politicians with no repercussions. police are looking for a man who took passports from a family on a septa bus. >> it is ply first time in the -- it is my first time in the space. >> reporter: this family has spent the last two months visiting family and sightseeing. they rode a septa bus in the northeast. >> my son asked me where my backpack was, and then i realized, i didn't have it. well, -- >> reporter: she contacted police who released the image of the man who took the bag. he rode the bus and left with the bag and its consents in hand. >> the most important items i

have there were my children's passports. >> reporter: septa police say they won't charge the man if he returns the items by tuesday, that's when the family are scheduled to fly home to columbia. i always thought americans being so honest, you know about the truth. >> reporter: she said the incident has not tarnished her image of americans, but has tested it. she hopes the man is watching and has a change of heart. >> please return the passports. the items are only valuable to us. >> reporter: she said she has obtained temporary passports, but she and the children can get home, she wants the ormings and- originals and the visas back, the man who has the bag can call the police and arrange the

return. shows went on in camden after a railing collapsed. 42 people were hurt after the rail gave way. all the concertgoers were re-released from the hospital. a fire marshal will be at the show with special attention paid to the collapsed area. starting this week children under the age of two must be strapped into a rear-facing car seat in pennsylvania. governor tom wolf signed the legislation two months ago, but it takes effect friday. itxpands the law requiring children under the age of two to ride rear facing. police will issue a verbal warning, but after that violations will cost $125. jury selection begins in

norristown in montgomery county in the trial of attorney general kathleen kane charged with purjury and abuse of power. prosecutors say kane lied under oath before a grand jury. kane rejected calls to resign. there's no word why federal agents raided headquarters of the union 98 and the home of john dougherty and the home of city council bob be hennen. other locations were raided, warehouse in new jersey where agents removed weapons. nobody has charged with a crime. the first family is vacationing in massachusetts. the president is golfing and heading to the beach and riding bikes around martha's vineyard. before he left he went on the campaign trail for hillary clinton. >> reporter: the political storm

growing fiercer, president obama president obama gets away from it all, sort of what he hopes will be a quiet two weeks on martha's vineyards, but before not leaving hind -- behind zingers for donald trump. >> he is woefully unprepared to do the job. >> reporter: he kept going along the singaporean prime minister. >> if you are repeatedly having to say in very strong terms what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him? what does this say about your party that this is your standard

barrier. there has to come a point at which you say somebody who makes those kinds of statements does not have the judgment, the temperment, the understanding to occupy the most important position in the world. >> reporter: he wouldn't utter donald trump's name and would speak broadly. since his endorsement of hillary clinton and the convention, he seems freer and willing and eager to speak his mind. >> of course the elections will not be rigged. what does that mean. >> that was during a press conference at the pentagon after a meeting on isis. >> what is your assessment today as you stand here about whether donald trump can be

trusted with america's nuclear weapons. >> i've made this point already multiple times, just listen to what mr. trump has to say and make your own judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear try add. >> reporter: referring back to his sharpest barbs only days earlier. >> there has to come a point at which you say enough. >> now, this week with george stephanopoulos digs deeper into the presidential race at 10:30 on 6abc. >> 7:40, much more to come on "action news" this sunday, ordinary objects attempting to tell extraordinary stories, 6abc loves the arts has more on this exhibit. >> reporter: sky6 live hd taking a live look right now at atlantic city, a high of 90 today. meteorologist chris sowers back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> so glad you stayed with us on this sunday morning, it is now, 72 degrees out there. 7:43 the time. sky6 live hd giving you this beautiful shot there over center city. >> my kind of day, i like when it is warm and low humidity. >> reporter: it feels better out there already. yesterday when i was outside on city avenue, took two owe -- or

three minutes and i was dripping. let's go outside to wilmington, delaware, show you the waterfront. humidity has lowered very, very refreshing and temperatures in the 60s. feeling pretty good. double scan live is clear. no worries of precipitation today. we had pop-up thunderstorms yesterday, some of them were strong. we had severe thunderstorm warnings and heavy, drenching downpours, nothing of the kind, high and dry, lots of bright blue upstairs. 90-degree is the forecasted high. the normal is 86. started out at 72 degrees this morning. uv index is on the high side. it's very high on a scale of one to 11 we're a nine. that means a burn time of 15 minutes or less with someone with bare skin. reapply the sunscreen if you're on the scanned where you're not only picking up the rays of the

sun, but the reflex off the water and the sand, you're getting double the rays there. 64 in allentown. 66 in the poconos. reading, 65. 60 south jersey, dover, 71. philadelphia, 72. trenton, 67 degrees. here's a good sight right, 24 hour temperatures changes anywhere from 7 to 13 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday. that's the air mass in the wake of the cold front that dropped to the south. it's so far to the south, it's in the southern delmarva. it's the cooler canadian air starting to work in. this is the dry air up in canada. it dropped south of the cold front. this is the water vapor shot all the humidity is down here to the south. you start picking up the whites and greens, that's the humid air mass. we're going to stay in this over the next 48 hours or so. once we get into tuesday evening and beyond, the humidity will start to creep up there again and the high temperatures start

to pop back up into the 90s. future tracker 6, mostly sunny, overnight tonight, mainly a few clouds partly cloudy or mainly clear, especially north and west. tomorrow morning we start out with high, thin clouds, by afternoon it's mostly sunny with puffy cumulus clouds. tomorrow is another nice day. no humidity, wilmington, 88. 88 in millville. 85 in atlantic city. dover, 87 degrees. we'll break it down hour by hour. 82, 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m., 85. 3:00 p.m., 88. by 5:00 p.m., there's another 88 we should hit that 90 somewhere in between there, 4:00 p.m., 4:30 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. poconos, high pressure, 78 degrees, nice day up there. jersey shore, it's a lands

breeze, we lost the humidity, so it will be manageable. atlantic city, 86. beach haven, 86. down to the south, 77. rehoboth beach and bethany beaches topping out at 87 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 90 today, low humidity feels good. 88 tomorrow, feels good. no humidity, tuesday, the humidity creeps up during the evening, 88 degrees, lots of sunshine all three days, from wednesday on, the humidity starts cranking again. we add the heat to the mix, thursday, friday, saturday, that's our 5th heat wave of the year, 92, 90 and 92. as the actual temperatures don't get into the 98, 99 again. >> i agree. >> 7:47 north wildwood wood may get a new name, 100 people signed a petition to change the burrow name to angle sea.

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team u.s. snagging its first goal and key early wins for the men's basketball team and women's soccer team. our team is reporting on the action from inside the venue and security outside. brand new abc news poll showing hillary clinton with a significant lead. donald trump unveiling a new line of attack over her explanation for the e-mail flap. else on message, but is he on the rebound. chicago on edge, a fresh wave of protests after the police body cam videos shows the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager. they are accusing the department of a coverup while the officers themselves are relieved from duty. coming up on "g.m.a.," we'll see you soon. "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. >> an entire family is dead

after police in berks county believe may be a murder suicide. we'll have the latest developments in a live report. >> plus, chris sowers will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now, for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday! we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

good morning, america. breaking news. oscar pistorius found injured in his prison cell. taken to a hospital. the olympic athlete serving six years for killing girlfriend reeva steenkamp. now back behind bars. this morning, the story he's telling prison officials. city on edge. >> if we don't get no justice, they don't get no peace. >> anger over how chicago police handled this case. [ sirens blaring ] why didn't a police body camera capture the exact moment when an unarmed black teenager was shot dead? what we're hearing from the police brass this morning. donald trump's new attack. zeroing in on hillary clinton. using her own words against her. >> i may have short-circuited. >> people of this coun