tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >> good afternoon it is sunday, july 2, gray is off, i'm nydia han here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." police have the red truck and the suspect wanted in a deadly road rage incident in chester county. "action news" has exclusive video of the truck and we're live with the latest details on the suspect charged with first

degree murder. governor chris christie calls the lawmakers back as the budget stalemate rolls on. it's a great day for an outdoor celebration, let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: it feels fantastic. the dewpoint have dropped off. it's very, very nice, refreshing breeze out of the northwest. 85 degrees, millville, 87. dover, wilmington, 85. allentown, 83. look at the poconos, 75 degrees at this midday hour. here's a look at the dewpoints this tells the story. these numbers have been in the low to mid 70s for the last 48 hours starting to see them retreat back into the mid 60s, it's starting to feel better. the numbers will lower throughout the day. some locations could see the dewpoint temperature drop into the 50s later on. that will feel really, really good. satellite and radar we're

expecting wall-to-wall blue skies from this point on. maybe a couple of clouds later on, that's about it. should be a nice finish to the weekend. call from accuweather today, here we go, mostly sunny skies, less humid it's very refreshing out here right now, 90 degrees that would be the official number at the airport. looking ahead here it's turning less humid for the next several days, today, tomorrow, tuesday be tuesday is the 4th, all three days the humidity levels should be on the comfortable side. humidity levels stay in check, we're expecting sunshine, but it will be hot, forecasting highs close to 90 degrees, if not a degree or two warmer than that. i'll be back in a few minutes to talk about and the possibility of thunderstorms on the 4th as well. nydia. >> we're following breaking news for you this noon, a suspect has been arrested in the road rage killing of a chester county girl. 28-year-old david desper is charged with first degree murder and held without bail.

only "action news" was there early this morning as as as a rd pickup truck was brought in. west goshen township police say it is the truck that was the involved in the deadly incident on wednesday evening. bob brooks is following the story all morning and live in west goshen with the latest. so many new developments, bob. >> reporter: nydia, here's his picture, 28-year-old david desper of trainer. he and the victim were trying to merge into the same lane, he got anger and his solution was to pull out a gun and shoot her in the head. he is 28-year-old david desper of trainer he is the man who shot bianca roberson last wednesday evening it was a road rage incident that led to her death where route 100 and 202 merge. >> as beyonce was merging

from -- bianca roberson was merging from two lanes to one, there was a man merging, and they jockey for position, he wasn't happy, so he pulled auto a gun and shot bianca roberson in the head killing her instantly. bianca roberson's car drifted off the road into a tree. district tom hogan said the suspect was tracked down by great police work. >> we got witnesses who said red pickup truck, white man, sound like a gunshot. police pulled up video from route 100 and 202. >> this morning he turned himself into police, "action news" was the only station there as his pickup was brought in. hogan said the expert matched the bullet that hit bianca roberson with the gun found in his home a 40 caliber smith and

wesson semi automatic handgun. this was the story of a savage and senseless murder. bianca roberson 18 years old gunned down because somebody didn't want to give away, somebody didn't want her to merge into a lane of traffic. >> reporter: horrible story indeed, he faces first degree murder. he was no bail. reporting live bob brooks channel 6 "action news." nydia, back to you. >> thanks for the update. new jersey georgeer -- governor chris characterize has called law make -- chris christie has called lawmakers into session at 2:00 p.m. the gop governor and democrat-led legislature returned to the state house to resolve the problem but did not receive. at issue whether to require blue cross and blue shield to spend some of its reserves on the

public health initiatives like the opioid crisis. >> work with me, and this shut down protect our citizens from this company which unfortunately has forgotten why we created them in the first place. the old budget ran out at midnight on friday. here's a partial list of what's closed because of the shut down. first the state department of environmental protection which means if you're traveling all travel and tourism centers are closed. all dmv is shut down. department of labor is closed which means insurance claims cannot be processed. unemployment insurance is up and running. the full list of what's open and closed is at 6abc.com. pennsylvania's budget is awaiting the signature of tom wolf, the legislature sent him a 32 billion-dollar spending plan.

lawmakers have to debate a few options ranging from taxing gas drillers and liquor license sales and borrowing money to get the budget signed. lawmakers are due back back in delaware. the state of delaware is running with a temporary measure to keep programs going for 72 hours. governor john carney has threatened to veto a budget he thinks does not lead to long term change. president trump marks his first 4th of july this weekend as commander-in-chief at a veterans event in washington. he renewed his promise to take care of the men and women who served in the military and pointed to his creation of a new office is in the va. >> 40 years you couldn't fire somebody when they were doing a at

terrible job for the veterans. robbing stealing, hurting people you couldn't do anything, it's valued the veterans accountability act. now you can say you're fired. >> reporter: he discussed the important of religious freedoms in america and he told evangelical christians, terrorism is one of the most dire threats in the world today. that came after a series of tweets after president trump attacked two mnsbc hosts he called mika brzezinski dumb as a rock. and joe car -- scarborough crazy. the long holiday weekend continues it's a beautiful day to celebrate the 241st birthday. sky6 live hd is looking live at old city and independence hall where so many events are taking place. today actually marks the could -

continental congress voted for independence. the declaration of independence was dated july 4th and that's when it was read to the public. ♪ not everyone wants to wait until tuesday to celebrate the 4th. the u.s. army band held a free concert at penns landing at part of the independence weekend festivities. the music set the mood as the night capped off with a vibrant display of fireworks. there were oohs and ahs as the red white and blue lit up the skies. for a full list of fireworks in your neighborhood check out 6abc.com. it's right there on the homepage. at the new jersey shore yesterday, it started off soggy, but the visitors came and by last night it was a great night

on the owing city boardwalk. it was cool, perfect for sweatshirts and shorts and of course, no visit to the boardwalk is complete without ice cream. ocean city celebrates the 4th of july with a parade and kite flying competition and of course, fireworks. take us with you this holiday weekend get real time traffic views and storm tracker 6 live and more anytime on your phone or tablet. it's a free download for your mobile device. an update on the 15th annual gary pappa run on father's day, it was a success. the run raised more than $282,000 for the foundation for breast and prostate health. the event honors our late friend and colleague gary pappa who died of prostate cancer. we thank the thousands of volunteers who made this year's run such a great success. a reminder men are urged to get an annual checkup. there's much more to come on "action news" sunday after. two people are under arrest one

a rap artist in yesterday's mass shooting at a nightclub. and one hitech vest and minute and a half each day could people with heart failure out of the hospital. we'll tell you how it work. meteorologist chris sowers will be back with the full accuweather forecast for the this holiday weekend.

>> rapper ricky hammonton was arrested early this morning for the nightclub shooting in little rock arkansas. the shooting left 28 people injured. a damaged -- candle light vigil was held for those who were injured two in critical condition.

mother nature left her mark on the lehigh valley. strong winds flipped over one small plane at the lehigh valley international airport. the wind damaged the roof at the airport's departure terminal. there were no reports of any injuries at the airport. after the rain this beautiful rainbow, this appeared in the sky in university city yesterday. it began to peek through while the sun was still dark. look at this, once the sun returned, the rainbow took shape. you said a lot of people were tweeting you a lot of rainbows. >> reporter: there were double rainbows, not injuries, but strong powerful winds and created damage and heavy rains. i'll show you the storm reports in a moment. in the mean meantime, live on sky6 live hd, beautiful shot of the philadelphia international airport. the humidity levels have started to drop off.

it feels a million times better than yesterday, we were stuck in the steam bath with dewpoints in the mid 70s. very oppressive stuff yesterday. headline wise over the next few days, it's hot, even though the humidity is dropping off we'll see temperatures in the 90s over the next couple of days. if you don't 90s you won't be happy with the forecast. the heat could trigger afternoon thunderstorms. tomorrow there's a chance in the lehigh valley and the better chance on the the 4th. it turns much cooler next weekend, because we start to see drier cooler air from canada work in here, it begins to drop the temperatures down. storm reports, take a look at this, these rainfall totals up in smithville in the lehigh valley getting into the northwest suburbs, lower macungie, 2.56 and 2.45 fell in a half-hour. obviously that's creating a ton of flooding up through there.

everything receded now, they had problems yesterday with the storm. emmaus there was water rescues be because the water came up quickly. abington, trees and wires down. allentown, the wind were so strong, flipped over the airplanes at the airport. things are quieter this afternoon. warm and comfortable, 85 degrees, look at that dewpoint, 63 degrees, it was 73 this time yesterday, wind out of the southwest at # miles per --s per hour. ocean temperature chilly off the coast of atlantic city. 58. 89 in atlantic city that's the number at the airport. millville, 87, allentown, 83. philadelphia checking in at 85. satellite and radar, what we're watching you can't see it here there's an area of high pressure that's clearing everything out right now over central pennsylvania. this front approaching from the northwest from the great lake

states that will reinforce the dry air monday and tuesday. the 4th is warm, temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s. but the humidity will feel okay thanks to the second front. we're looking at mostly sunny skies, clouds, that's about it. tomorrow, just as nice, sun an clouds, there's the secondary front, the lehigh valley and the poconos outside shot of quick-hitting showers and brief thunderstorm. nothing like what we saw yesterday. the dynamic setup it's not there. we're looking at light stuff monday afternoon. this model just updated, this is what i was thinking early this morning, spotty showers may develop during the afternoon or perhaps a quick-hitting thunderstorm. today, 89 degrees in millville. 90 in philadelphia. sunny, less humid, allentown, 88 degrees. poconos we're looking at mostly sunny skies, 86 tomorrow. combination of sun and clouds, high of 85. for the jersey shore, nice stuff

mostly sunny skies today, 85. sun and clouds high of 84 on sunday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's hot, don't get me wrong it's hot over the next several days, 90 today, 92 tomorrow, humidity levels drop off tuesday, 4th of july. look for sunshine and quick-hitting thunderstorm in parts of the area. >> not bad. just ahead on "action news" an electronic vest to help heart patients avoid a common problem fluid buildup. a mom at an elementary school wins a makeover contest and turns a nasty space ♪

sky6 live hd taking a live look right now, cape may, look at all the folks enjoying the beautiful weather on this 4th of july weekend. it is sunday, 85 degrees, we're

going up to 90. it's going to be a good one. in "healthcheck," kids are not the only ones who need to keep up on their shots. cdc says many adults are not upto date on their vaccinations. two-thirds 65 and over have had flu shots, but not tetanus updates in ten years and most have not had vac nation for shingle -- vaccination for shingles. ohio state university is testing a vest that uses radar that sees through the chest and traction fluid in the lungs. patients put on the vest and connect to a tablet once a day. after a 90 second reading the results go to a cardiologist. >> the goal is to see when the

lungs are trending toward being too wet to make an adjustment on the occupant basis. >> it -- out patient basis. >> a delaware elementary school has got a much needed mommy themed makeover. it started with this picture. this is what the nursing room used to look like in newark, it was a camped technology closet, well this picture won a national contest earning the school a ten thousand dollars nursing room makeover. the new space was unveiled revealing a relaxing retreat for new moms working at the school. that's great.

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their soars against the mets that were on a high note. sixers add veteran shooting power to their roster. "action news" sports directors ducis rogers has all your sunday sports. >> reporter: good morning be the sixers are spending yesterday they snagged shooting guard jjredick another piece in the building process. according to the reports, the one year deal worth $2 million. redick has spent 12 seasons in the nba. he averaged 16 points a game for the clippers. he has shot 43% from 3-point range. to put that in prospective, the league averages 36%. joel embiid took to twitter to celebrate. he posted trust the process guys, it's happening, truss bc

as in the general manager. sixers get physical help up bringing in amir johnson on a one year deal from boston. baseball, one run games, it's the phillies cryptonite they have played in 32, one run games this season. yesterday they lost their 21st of that voter. of that variety. tommy joseph hits and ties the game 3 apiece. joseph again, this is a bomb, 3-run homer his 14th of the season. the phillies lead 6-3, a 4-rbi day for joseph. hellerson was tagged that was a hanger. phillies lead 6-4. pete mccann none pulls hellerson

after 85 pitches. kneeshack gives up three runs. phillies lose 7-6. hellerson winless in his last 8 starts. flyers front office was busy yesterday, the team signed goalie brian elliot to a two year deal worth $5.5 million. he have spent the last season in calgary. he is not a savior. he had a run of the mail save percentage. he will split the duties. he told us yesterday he is pumped to join the flyers. definitely our family is excited about the move and what's to come in philly. with a gm like ron hextall calls you someone you looked up when you started being a goalie, it's awesome to get that support and know that if this guy wants me i think we should head here. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers have

yourself a terrific sunday! >> ducis thank you. a dog delivering water to umpires at a minor league baseball game is a viral sensation. a video of the dog taking a basket filled with bottled wire to the recent game was posted on twitter. now jake has been doing this good deed for several years, but once it hit the web, jake became a star. he is a cutie. >> another half-hour of "action news" just ahead. here some of the stories we'll have for you. >> we're learning more about the doctor behind the friday shooting spree at a new york hospital. tensions are rising in the cabin, airline complaints as high as the plane. those stories and more when "action news" continues.

>> happening on "action news," a 28-year-old man is arrested an charged in a road rage incident. u.s. forces take higher level roles as the battle for iraq's second biggest city nears an end. those stories, but first outside to meteorologist it's a beautiful day, a perfect ten. >> reporter: yes, a perfect ten, once the humidity drops you can

breathe out here, it's been a couple of days where the humidity has been so awful when you step outside you immediately want to go back indoors to the nice air conditioned room. today is hot, but we've lost the humidity. pottstown, 80. malvern, 87. center city, 835. newtown, 85. glassboro, 83. fortescue on the delaware bay, 82. buena, 86. tuckahoe 86. you will not see a sea breeze it's a land breeze because of that temperatures will be equally as warm down there so what you see inland maybe a few degrees warmer. 86 in surf city, toms river, 86. when we get a land breeze it stirs up the green heads. dover, 85. claymont in delaware, 87. satellite and radar clear nothing going on, high pressure in control, look at that, mostly sunny skies expected. the rest of the way promises to

be a nice finish overall. 90 degrees mostly sunny and less humid. let's look at the 4th, shall we? it's typical of what we usually see, hot temperatures, upper 80s and low 90s. low humidity levels that's a bonus, look for a combination of sun and clouds. there's a chance of a pop-up shower and thunderstorm in some locations. in terms of coverage not looking at a widespread event. one or two areas you could see a pop-up thunderstorm. i'll have more when we come wack in just a few minutes. >> we begin with breaking news, the suspect wanted in the road rage incident is behind bars, a 28-year-old man from delaware county is charged with first degree murder, david desper turned himself into authorities this morning. his red pickup truck was brought in. only "action news" was there as it arrived at police

headquarters in west goshen township. bob brooks continues to follow the story, the chester county d.a. calling this a savage and senseless brutal act. >> reporter: that's right, hogan did say that, it's hard to disagree with what he is saying. this is david desper, 28 years old of train trainer. he and the victim were trying to merge into the same lane, he got mad, so he pulled out a gun and shoot her. he is 28-year-old david desper, police found the murder weapon in his house, he is the man who shot bianca roberson last wednesday morning, it was road rage it happened where 100 and 202 merge. >> as bianca roberson was merging down from two lanes to one, there was a man in a red

pickup truck merging down, they jockey for position, he wasn't happy, so he pulled out a gun and shot bianca in the head killing her instantly. >> reporter: bianca roberson's car would drift off the road into a tree. district attorney said desper was tracked down through great police work. >> they went out and found witnesses who told them, red pickup truck, a white man, a sound like a gunshot. the police immediately pulled up video from route 100 and 202. >> reporter: hogan said they were getting close to desper, but this morning he turned himself into police. "action news" was the only station there when his pickup was brought in. the bullet matched the gun found in desper's home, 40 caliber smith and wesson handgun. bianca roberson 18 years

old gunned down because somebody didn't want to give way. somebody didn't want her to merge into a lane of traffic. >> reporter: our condolences certainly go out to her friends and family. i have the police report in my hand, charged with first degree murder, live, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." nydia back to you. >> thank you for all the updates today. new information from new york city, the doctor who went on the deadly shooting rampage at bronx lob none hospital was looking for another doctor who he believed pushed for his resignation is he hospital. he had a long list of problems, several arrests, sexual allegations and financial problems. he shot and killed 32-year-old tracy tam an innocent bystander on the 17th floor. 6 others were wounded. wile bello searched for a doctor

who thought played in his resignation two years ago. the hospital staffed try to get as many as people out of harm's way. >> the nurses took people into the bathrooms, they barricaded the door. >> bello ended up killing himself. a few hours before the shooting, the gunman ranted in an e-mail saying this hospital terminated my road to a life to practice medicine. the london transit cop who was the first on the scene in market has spoken publicly. when he heard the first screams he thought was a bar fight. soon he was facing one and two and three knife wielding attacker, while he was armed only with his police baton. >> i'm fighting the first one, i got a massive whack to the right side of my head. it felt like a metal bar at

first, only afterwards i realized it was a knife. but the second one it hit me so hard on the side of my head it knock the lights out of my right eye, i went blind the -- straight away. i'm swinging all overly the place. -- all over the place. i'm just swinging in their general direction. i only had one voice in my head that that was don't go down, don't go down. >> he didn't go down, but kept the attackers at bay long enough to allow innocent people to escape and other police officers to arrive. he is still recovering from a variety of wounds. the officer wishes he could have saved the 8 people who died, but london officials say his bravery saved countless others. in iraq, the battle for

mosul may finally end this week. iraqi force exchanged more fire this morning with isis militants holed up in the devastated city. a major offensive to drive out the last isis fighter began yesterday, u.s.s. forces are playing a bigger role than ever. they travel in and around mosul with a small team of soldiers gathering intelligence. ukrainian officials say russian security services were involved in a cyber aattack. government agencies energy companies and cash machines were disabled by the ransom wear. merck was among those affected.

the president trump administration is going to look at climate change. last week energy secretary said america deserves an open discussion whether indeed the earth is warming. an essential of modern life turned 50 years old. the first automated cash dispenser, made its debut at a barclay's branch in london, ending he -- england. there are now a few million atms across the globe and in the u.s. they do 3 million transactions a year. while air travelers are advised to pack their patience, a new report shows you may need it now more than ever, here's mary maloney.

>> reporter: for flyers it's been an angry spring. there's been 70% more complaints than last year. the top complaint flight cancellations and delays and missed connections. this year flights missed their scheduled arrival times by 20% of the time. that's more than last year. high on the complaint list, baggage issues, customer service and fare concerns, but you can't tell there's a problem by looking at the stock market, a specific airline index that includes the four major carriers, shows airlines are flying high despite the complaints. they are responding to travelers concerns. after a video went viral of a bloody passenger being removed from united, unationwided announced -- united announced sweeping policy changes offering ten thousand dollars to give up

seats on overbooked flights. delta followed suit. southwest stopped overbooking, changing that might make your experience a little less painful. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday. a texas man bailed out of an apartment, but leaves dozens of dangerous animals behind. we'll show you what's on tap at the mann this summer in 6abc loves the arts. live look right now at sky6 live hd that's the vietnam war memorial, meteorologist chris sowers will have the full accuweather forecast including whether we'll see rain on the 4th of july.

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as little as they choose, a bonus admission is free for all active duty military personnel and their families. when you're finished at the museum head outside, it's gorgeous today. >> reporter: this is where we need to be, down in cape may, a perfect beach day. yesterday you were stuck in the clouds for the first half of the day. a little bit of sunshine later on. we're seeing picture perfect, bright blue skies, a boat going by. the only problem with the breeze, it's a land breeze at your back. it's heating things up nicely now. temperatures are in the mid to upper 80s. radar is clear, nothing popping up this afternoon we'll keep it dry through tomorrow evening and one or two showers develop in the lehigh valley that's the next chance of measurable rain. 90 degrees that's the high temperature we're shooting for today. normal 86. 89 in atlantic city at the airport. 87 on the sand.

philadelphia, 85. millville, 87. a little bit cooler to the north. lehigh valley that's not bad, 83 in allentown, 75 in the poconos. look at this number right here, dewpoint 61 that continues to drop, that looks lovely, allentown, 65. philadelphia, not bad, 63 a lot better than where it's been over the last couple of days. the humid air to the south, this is dropping off, as well, everybody starting to see the drier air work its way in from the north. 4:30, the dewpoint is in the 50s, no humidity at that point. allentown, 63. slightly humid, trenton, 60. millville, 62. bottom line it's going to feel better over the next few hours. water vapor shot what you're looking at here, you're seeing the clouds and the lighter shades of white and green that's where all the humid air is, this is dry air in place right here. that's associated with the first front that slammed through yesterday. this is the reinforcing front

right here. this pocket of air gets in in time for the 4th of july and reinforces that dry air. it will be fairly hot today and tomorrow, humidity wise it's nice and low. future tracker 6 this afternoon nothing going on for monday, same thing it's quiet. monday afternoon, there's the secondary front in the lehigh valley and the poconos maybe you see a brief scattered shower or two. the 4th starts out with the a mixture of sun and clouds. humidity wise it will be low, but there could be pop-up showers and thunderstorms. note the coverage this is not widespread this is one or two locations. if you have a picnic or horse shoe tournament or something outdoors, keep an eye on the sky. keep a listen to the sound of thunder and view of your surrounding here because there could be a couple of pop ups, on the 4th. today, mostly sunny, less humid, refreshing, forecasting a high

high of 90 degrees. warm in atlantic city, 85. ocean city, 84. mostly sunny skies, it's a warmer day, yesterday we had highs in the 70s. cape may, 85. rehoboth beach 85. bethany beach 86 degrees. one thing to know we have a low risk for rip currents. over the last couple of days it's been on the moderate side. sunny skies today, less humid, 90. mostly sunny, monday, hot, in terms of humidity, 92. scattered showers or thunderstorm. decent amount of sunshine 89 on the 4th. remember on this long holiday weekend you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. the mann center summer concert series is in full swing now and both july and august are chock full of shows with appeal for everyone. here's karen rogers in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: this is the mann

center's 41st anniversary season filled with a lineup of musical performances movie night and one of kind festival honoring the first african-american to go into space. the month of july kicks off with the moody blues and charlie wilson and diana ross. >> this diana ross' third appearance in a decade. >> reporter: july 19, the physical orchestra takes the stage in the annual tchaikovsky spectacular. >> it's magical, it's a family tradition. >> reporter: on july 25th, the new frontier festival celebrates the first african-american in space. >> we're doing the world premier performance from the work we commissioned from our alter director nolan williams junior.

>> reporter: july 19 a free day super solar saturday. we'll have troopers from star wars and face painting and a free showing of hidden figures. >> reporter: movies at the mann is back with the sights and sounds of jurassic park and heart -- "harry potter." >> the movie is stripped from the movie itself so it's played with what's happening on the screen. >> reporter: the summer season runs through september 25. for tickets and showtimes go to the 6abc loves the arts for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers.

>> welcome back what a beautiful shot of the camden waterfront. sunday, 12:51, we're heading up to 90 degrees. the philadelphia zoo's new baby

gorilla has a name. the zoo contacted a gorilla sanctuary in the democratic republic of the congo. it was a difficult deliver for kyra. she picked a name from one of three boxes labeled with possible names and the winner was ajabu which means miracle. a houston man abandoned his apartment and left quite a surprise behind. just before being evicted he removed his clothing, but not the scorpions and tarantulas, not too cute and cuddly. >> sometimes you see one or two

along with other animals kind of thing, but apparently this was his thing. >> experts at the loose ton zoo say -- experts at the houston zoo say there were 72 critters in all. they are all evidence now, because when the police find the former ten antihe-- tenant he wl be charged with animal abandonment. a famous steel pedestal that belonged to the love park statue will belong to the highest bidder. there's a downfall to buying the stand you have to move it yourself. facebook has notched an incredible milestone 2 billion monthly users that's the combined population of china, the u.s. and indonesia. it comes with added responsibility to make social

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>> recapping our top stories on "action news," prosecutors have charged 28-year-old david desper of trainer with first degree murder. police say they found the murder weapon in the suspect's bedroom. new jersey legislator are

at work today governor chris christie called them to a special session to break a budget stalemate. the deadlock has shut down many government sites and services. meteorologist chris sowers is here with accuweather it's a good one. >> reporter: it is nice day a nice finish to the weekend. 90 degrees. 92 tomorrow, sunny and hot, humidity is fairly comfortable, tuesday that's the 4th. sunshine, maybe a late-day shower or thunderstorm in parts of the area, 89. wednesday into thursday, the humidity becomes uncomfortable, from now until then we're winning. there's no question animals know how to have fun. watch this baby elephant do a belly slide. this was taken at a chinese and breeding and rescue center where the pachyderm lives. they loves to splash water and roll on the grass and play

soccer with her keeper. she came to the center whenville amgers found her abandoned and injured. she is completely healed and turned into quite the clown as you can see. "fyi philly" is next on channel 6 "action news." "action news" continues at 6:00 p.m. tonight. for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han have a wonderful sunday!

>> i'm alicia vitarelli i'm karen rogers. tonight on "fyi philly." mack and cheese on my hot dog. it's our annual down the shore special. >> things to do by the sea. >> from dining destinations from with a view. >> new spots from jose garsis. a green house with salt mined from the ocean seasons your seafood and a place for the dogs to hang. >> welcome to our annual "fyi philly" shore special we're on the beach an wildwood crest is blowing in the breeze it was named the best summer vacation in the entire country and ocean city was number two, this is a national list. >> i like it. you know a day at the beach is always a good day. >> that's right even if for no other reason