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>> reporter: neighbors in this quiet community, in sinking spring just outside reading are still trying to wrap their mind around it. authorities say they were called to this home on winding brooke drive after three three-year old megan short didn't show up for lunch with a family member. police officers found megan, her husband mark, their three children and a dog shot to death inside of the home. >> it is just unbelievable. i'm still in shock. i could not sleep because i was so upset. >> reporter: jake knows the family but was still brought to tears thinking about what happened to them all. >> you just don't understand. >> reporter: berks county district attorney says is what believed to be a handwritten murder suicide note was found inside and handgun was found near one of the adults. authorities have not yet said who carried out shootings. sophie knew oldest daughter leana from cheer leading camp. >> she was cutest. she was quiet. sweetest little girl. you could never imagine anything like this would happen to her report rorrer couple's two-year old daughter

willow received a heart transplant when she was less than a week old n april megan published a blog post for mended little hearts a non-profit organization supporting families with congenital heart defects. in it the she offered support to other families caring for a child like hers. writing i don't think ptsd truly ever goes away. but with therapy, medication, and the right support, i can begin to loosen its grip on me as i work on my own mental healing i wanted to share my own experience so other heart parents know they are not alone. berks county district attorney is calling this a tragic domestic incident and while the scene here has been released, the investigation is still ongoing. reporting from sinking spring, trish hartman, channel six "action news". and it was a unusually violent night in philadelphia, ten people were shot, two of the victims were killed and in one case, a a man was shot in the face, while trying to park his car, with his two small children in the back seat. "action news" reporter jeff chirico joins us live from southwest detectives with the

details, jeff? >> reporter: walter, in that case a neighbor pulled children from the car and took them inside, and until police arrived. that neighbor told me older child had a piece of paper her father had given her with an emergency number to call in a case like this. police say that the driver of this car was parking in front of the road when gunman approached and shot him in the face. it happened after midnight at 55th and spring streetness west philadelphia. the victim's children age three and seven years old were in the car at the time but they were not hurt. neighbors say the victim whom they call mike is on life support and is in critical condition. nearby store owner just can't understand why anyone would hurt them. >> he is a good guy. he is a good guy, he come in here every day, never bother anybody. >> reporter: hour earlier woman in her 20's was shot at 62nd abe wood land in south philadelphia a gunshots hit a car. police say the victim was in stable condition when she was taken to the hospital. also in southwest philadelphia, a man was gunned

down, while leaning on his motorcycle at this bp station honesting ton near 67th. the vick tomorrow was shot at close range and died at the scene. violence continued, just before 4:00 a.m., a man ran until he collapsed on north front near callowhill in northern liberties. police say that they believe he may have been shot during an attempted robbery, the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. and in a second murder an unidentified man was also shot the dead on the 3400 block of braddock and kensington and all of these cases police are investigating now arrests have been made. live from southwest detectives, jeff chirico for channel six a "action news". >> thanks, jeff. follow-up to a story we first told but last night a family belonging have been return after septa a police offered amnesty to the thief. she and her children are from columbia and sight seeing in the u.s. for two months. on thursday they were on a bus in philadelphia when a bag containing the children's

passports was stolen. police promised not to prosecute, if a thief return the passports. but last night, that promise paid off. the bag, with the passports and even a cell phone inside were returned, and now estrada and her children will be able to return to columbia as scheduled, on tuesday. the presidential nominees will turn their attention to the economy this week. both campaigns will make their pitch necessary detroit, michigan. republican donald trump is scheduled to layout his plan during a speech tomorrow night and expect to focus on bringing back manufacturing jobs, and renegotiating trade deals. democrat hillary clinton is already criticizing those plans pointing out that many of the trump's own products are made overseas. clinton will give details of her own plan during a speech in detroit on thursday. world news sunday will have the latest from the campaign trail today, coming up at 6:30 right here after "action news". it was an endless line of motorcycles to day in northeast philadelphia, hundreds of bikers rally in support of police and this was just one of the several

rallies today, standing with law enforcement. "action news" reporter christie ileto joins us live from mayfair with the full story, christie? >> reporter: well, walter motorcycles ended at frankford and cottman where it has become a block party of sorts, residents are rallying for those to protect and serve them every day. >> thank you, thank you. >> what brought you out here. >> i wanted to support my step dad and uncle and police for all they have done. >> reporter: the motorcycles, are anthem of sunday's rally, in the boys in blue and for many like a lot of people, it is personal. >> tell me about the sign. >> it says i walk the line, because my step dad's mine. >> it is overwhelming, a macing, that philadelphia has this support for our officers. we need it at this time. it has been a lot of you know, negativity going around law

enforcement not the just with us but a cross the country. >> reporter: recent shootings of african-american by law enforcement and murders of the ten police office's cross the country spotlighted the relationship between community and those in uniform. as a the mother of a police officer what runs through your mind. >> scared to death, every day, i pray to god every day for safety. >> several die for us every day and we just have to support them. >> i didn't to have think twice, but we all to have think about what it would be like to walk in their shoes, one day, and go through what they go through before they are so critical. >> reporter: why do you feel it is important to bring your kid out here. >> they need to learn that the police will help you. they're not all bad. >> reporter: just like that last gentlemen, a lot of residents i spoke without here harped on the fact that they felt it was important to bring their young kid out here to show them that not everything you hear about police is bad. this rally lasts until

8:00 o'clock. live from mayfair christie ileto for channel six "action news". >> walter. >> thanks, christie. moving to the accu weather forecast and we are in the basking in the glow ovulate summer day. it was a warm day. low humidity. we should see more in the early part of the week. meteorologist melissa magee joins us from outside with our first check of the accu weather forecast, hi there hell list a. >> hi there walter, certainly not a bad way to finish off our weekend here. it did not feel as bad as dit yesterday across the region. check out the numbers. eighty-six in philadelphia. seventy-eight in the poconos. eighty-seven in millville. eighty-five in cape may. we have a northwesterly wind so it is drying out atmosphere at this hour. most locations have dew point numbers at 60 degrees, or below, so some exceptions cape may and dover still on the high side as you are close to some moisture there at the coast but a 55-degree dew point in philadelphia, 58 in wilmington, so it is nice and comfortable. here's why the satellite six with action radar as you can see high pressure over the great lakes it is drying out

atmosphere and suppressing cloud cover and moisture, welling south and west of our region for the rest of this evening. so if you are stepping outside, on the town we have got you covered with the planner. 7:00 p.m. 85, sunny and dry. thirty-eight with low humidity at 8:00 p.m. eighty at 9:00 o'clock. mostly clear at ten and 11:00 o'clock tonight with temperatures in the upper 70's. we will talk about what we can expect as we press forward, a dry start to the workweek with low humidity, then we're tracking a pattern change in the middle half of this week and with that said, the humidity ramps backup and threat of showers and storms will return, we will take a closer look coming up in the full and exclusive accu weather forecast, walter. >> sound good, thanks, melissa a. dozens of dogs from texas are getting a new lease on life, new lesion life i should have said thanks to an animal shelter in delaware. a action cam on the scene at faithful friend animal society today in wilmington as a van, carrying 30 dogs and puppies arrived. these dogs came there a kill shelter in dallas. faithful friends usually takes in local dogs but since they

had extra space in their small dog sun he will they saw that as an opportunity to save, these dogs. >> instead of money that is empty we will put them in shelters that are great nude to be dogs that will otherwise end up killed and bring them to our shelters because we have high demand for all dogs right now for adoption. >> all these dogs are already spade or newterd, they are expected to be ready for adoption sometime this week and we will post a link to the shelter site on six abc.com. much more to come on "action news" tonight, it was a great day to celebrate your neighborhood, just like these folks did how this festival is designed to shine a spotlight on northern liberties. plus, it is end of the era for the yankees. a rod calls it quits. jeff skversky has an emotional announcement in sports. that and more when we come right back (vo) we went to hollywood to ask

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it was a good run for a great cause in camden county. american foundation for suicide prevention, hosted an awareness walk in pennsauken township. those taking part walk a long north park drive-in support of the suicide prevention initiatives. the event is one of the out of the darkness walk events held in different electricians all across the country. absecon light house is celebrating national light house day by offering kid a special deal on tours. all day to day children up to 12 years of age had a chance to crime the light house for free as long as they had an

adult with them, of course. absecon light house is one of the oldest and tallest in the country. there were plastic cars on display today in the bucks county area, this festival was more than just a show, action cam was on the scene here in doylestown central park for the annual for you drew car show and benefit. the festival is in memory of drew pentieri who died ten years ago. all money raised goes to fight hunger and to help people struggling to pay for their education. meanwhile in northern liberties people were dancing in the streets, the second street festival brought in people from all across the region for live music, delicious food and face painting. organizers say the hope is that this event will show off what northern liberties has to offer in terms of the businesses, restaurants, and a social life.

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jeff skversky has a check on sports. phillies trying to come off that bad loss yesterday. >> seven runs not the enough last night perhaps a bunch of runs would be good enough today. phillies starter jared eickoff is trying to put an toned his win less streak in the final any san diego today. eickoff has not won in over a month, big reason, he has some of the worst run support, in all of baseball. phillies are trying to leave san diego with a smile, a picture and win will do it. first inning, oh, baby odubel herrera who had been bunch a bunch this week comes out swinging. gone, one to nothing phillies. phillies blow it open in the fourth they bat it around with a season high seven hits, scoring four times, all with two outs for eickoff taking matters in his own hand, rbi double. phillies have a five-two lead in the fifth. whether you love him, when hate him, when think he is a cheat or not, there is no

denying alex rodriguez is one of the best baseball players to ever live. a a rod may never play again. an emotional press conference today yankees star said he will step aside after friday's game when yanks will release him. forty-one year-old has played 22 seasons, only three players in baseball history hit more home runs but three time mvp is barely hitting 200 and coming off bench. a rod is not using the word retire and he is not completely ruling out playing elsewhere down the road. >> it is a tough day. i love this game. i love this team. and, today i'm saying good bye to both. >> bye-bye, a a rod. the way eagles secondary has played the last few years eagles fans have every right to second guess their decision making but now with a new safety, new corners, everyone is hoping that they will finally be second to none. eagles have a new defensive

coordinator plus they have added rodney mccloud, mche will inn and ron brooks. seventh round pick jalen mills has seen time with the starters already, surpassing some expectations at the corner fights for a job. mills ability to defend receivers one on one on that lonely island is impressing jim schwartz. >> if you are on the edge and you are not, you don't embrace being on that island, you are in the wrong business and you go around here, philly has had great history of some corners that all have island and they embrace that and i think jalen has shown signs that he can do those things. >> everybody know that it is a job to be won out here regardless of whatever the job is. guys, they know who they are. >> i love that dew. speaking of rookies, carson wentz is being groomed to be the franchise quarterback n his first training camp quarterback says he is not throwing any extra pressures on his shoulders.

>> it just comes water try. obviously there is pressure but i block it out. i inherited pressure back in college and you just got to block it out and play ball. the rest will take care of itself. that is at approach i have had and that is what i will stay with. more with my one on one interview with carson wentz tonight on "action news" sports sunday at 11:45. mike missanelli which join me in the studio as well. who knew at the time but golf star was born in west chester in 1970 and jim furyk still going strong. today travelers championship furyk shoots lowest round in the 86 year history of the pga tour, how about furyk with a 58, breaking his record of 59. jokes that he has to throw away a all that memorabilia and he need everything with 58. >> he is something. thanks, jeff. a look at your workweek forecast tonight on "action news", meteorologist melissa a magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast but first a preview what is ahead

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and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. melissa magee has hey check of the accu weather forecast. the beginning of the week looks really nice. >> yes, it looks across the region. we have low humidity as we go throughout the rest of early this week, walter. we will show you is what going on, storm tracker six, live double scan radar, you can see it is dry, quiet, no issues of

precipitation. we will show you the picture outside, action cam was out earlier today bright blue skies, lot of folks enjoying things in washington square. we have got to hat in the stroll even and water fountains as well. it stays comfortable as we get in the rest of the evening, into the start of our workweek. high in philadelphia a, slight liz above average, coming in at 89 degrees to day, normal for us is 86. record 106 setback in 1918. we have northwesterly wind drying out the atmosphere and break that humidity as well. currently 86 in the city. eighty-seven in millville. at the coast in beach haven 87. comfortable in the poconos at 78. upper 80's in dover. here's satellite six with action radar. you can see it is dry, and quiet. we've got high pressure over the great lakes and that is spilling east ward in the mid-atlantic region. we will see clouds, showers suppressed to the south and west for the rest of tonight. so if you are heading over to musikfest, bethlehem, lehigh

valley, i did, bentley the headliner tonight at 7:00 p.m. mostly clear tonight, that temperature at 7:00 p.m. 85 degrees. mostly sunny. still dry under partly sunny sky at 8:00 p.m. we will hold 80 degrees at 9:00. mostly clear sky at ten. at 11:00 with numbers in the upper 70's. fast forward in the start of the workweek and into monday afternoon, you can see, the numbers are pretty warm, slightly above average, still comfortable with low humidity. 88 degrees at 3:00 in the afternoon in philadelphia, the lower 80's north and west of town, comfortable at the coast, with a temperature of 79 in atlantic city. same thing hold true into tuesday, high pressure, keeps its grip across the region. so by tuesday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock numbers once again climbing in the middle and upper 80's across the region. the pattern change happens as we get into wednesday and beyond. we will turn up the heat that ridge of high pressure moves off to the south and east. we will tap into that return flow, that steam i air expands across much of the eastern half of the u.s., hazy, hot, humid, with temperatures in

the upper 80's and lower 90's across the region, that is also the threat of some showers and storms across the area. so, exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you low humidity on the way tomorrow, it is once again a nice day. warm coming in at 88. bright sunshine on tuesday at 89 degrees. and then on wednesday, turning more humid, high of 88 degrees. late wednesday into thursday the paths earn gets really interesting. because we're tracking a cold front moving through with showers and storms on the way. thursday still hot and sticky. thunderstorm around in at 91 with the eagles preseason game at the link. on friday, steamy with a thunderstorm possible in at 92 . we will track progression of that cold front and see if it stalls out across the region which why is we are leaving showers and thunderstorm threat in the forecast, into next weekend, muggy still on saturday. high of 91. cloudy on sunday with a high temperature coming in at 87. certainly not a bad start to the workweek, walter but it changes. >> bonus round until

wednesday. >> for august, not bad. >> exactly right. >> thanks, melissa. you can find the seven day forecast and live look at storm tracker six double scan radar anytime of the day right there on our web site just go to six abc.com/weather. abc's world news sunday is next here on channel six. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight. then we're back here again on six abc at 11:00. now for melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪

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welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news, tragedy at a major water park. details coming in at this hour. donald trump facing dangerous poll numbers. the republican nominee losing ground. the huge group of voters lining up for hillary clinton. but now trump unleashing a new attack. >> honestly, i don't think she's all there. crash course. the frightening wipeout. the cyclist crashing in the middle of a race, rushed to the hospital. and the french gymnast breaking his leg on the mat, then suffering another fall when paramedics drop the stretcher. midair takedown. the crowded cross-country plane forced to divert. a passenger accused of attacking a flight attendant, taken away in cuffs. why are these incidents are the rise?