>> breaking news this sunday morning, a vehicle crashes into a local spca causing a fire and a woman and several animals have died. >> breaking a man faced off with a pair of intruders holding back inside his own home. this morning one of the suspects is dead. an injury to the sixers top pick hours after he signed a deal with the team an update on rookie markell fultz' condition this sunday. i'm nydia han, gray is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. sky6 live hd looking live at independence hall. it's going to be a beautiful day, wall-to-wall sunshine. i hope you get outside, meteorologist chris sowers is out there taking it all in. >> reporter: that's right, guys, no excuses today, gorgeous weather heading this way. the humidity has dropped off we have a nice breeze out of the

west northwest. some of the areas in the 50s, the numbers over the past few days have not been all that bad. the normal is 87. the friday, high of 86. yesterday we managed a high of 87. temperatures wise not bad, but the humidity has been so high, we've needed the air-conditioning. this morning the humidity is gone, turn off the ac today and open the windows and joy the fresh air. 63 in allentown. 55 in the poconos. 66 in trenton. 70 in philadelphia. 69 in dover, 73 cape may. just the slightest breeze, general five to ten miles per hour out of the west/northwest that's a drier wind flow for us tomorrow the winds shifts out of the southwest and we see the humidity building during the afternoon. today is a good one. satellite and radar clear skies. high pressure in control skirting across the mason dixon line and provides us with a good looking day. here's the call from accuweather.

over the next 12 hours what we are expecting as nydia mentioned, wall to wall-to-walle skies. 79 degrees by lunchtime. 3 m approximate, 83. 5:00 p.m., 84. shooting for a high of 84. 7:00 p.m., 82 degrees. no chance of any kind of weather today. once the humidity increases all of a sudden we introduce the chance of showers and thunderstorms. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms at some point during the day. neither day looks like a wash, but at some point there will be storms out there. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, and break it down in the seven-day forecast. today is a good one enjoy it. >> we want to update you on breaking news, a deadly crash that ended with the fire inside the animal shelter, the driver did not survive and several animals were killed, as well.

bob brooks is live at the brandywine valley spca in new castle, good morning. >> reporter: just a huge huge tragedy, i just spoke with the family of the woman who crashed into the spca, her name, 33-year-old latoya cooper leaving behind five kids. this is the scene, the spca, you can see the hole in the wall where cooper drove through, no word on what happened, for some reason it looks like she may have come down 7th street and crossed over south street and went straight into the building. i want to bring up the video. this is the scene when it happened after midnight. you can see cooper's car in the building it burst into flames after impact. 100 animals were inside. officials say the first responders did a tremendous job of getting the and he believes out. 3 cats have died.

the portion of the building that cooper crashed into was the vet clinic. we spoke with her mom, she said again, 33 years old, she leaving behind five children. >> is they went through the stop sign and must have kept going through, it caught fire. i got the phone call at 5:00 a.m., i was likeawling. you heard her mother there were tears coming out of her eyes when i was speaking with her. you can see the hole in the wall, there were a lot of animals from the spca. they were put in temporary shelters. they need help to adopt the animals, they hope people will

come out with big hearts and take the dogs and cats home. >> breaking overnight, a homeowner fought back against intruders armed with ballots in norristown, burlington county. when that encounter entered one suspect was dead. the break-in happened around 12:20. the resident managed to grab a knife from the kitchen and stabbed one of the men killing him in the home. another suspect turned up with a stab wounds. he is expected to be charged. the homeowner is already, it is too soon to say whether you will face any charges. 76ers fans are looking at deja vu, markell fultz sprained his angle when he came down on another player's foot. tests could provide more information about the severity of the sprain and how long he will be out. brett brown is not coaching the sixers during the summer league,

but he was court side when he went down. >> is that the first time you saw it. >> he is the first time i i have seen it. it doesn't seem like it was that severe. >> reporter: joel embiid and ben simmons, after seeing fultz get hurt, embiid tweeted no, no, no, don't do that to us. the injury came moments after his assigned his contract. a toddler fell from a second floor window. >> reporter: police say they rushed help to the chop after she fell out of the window on to the pavement. this was the scene in west philadelphia. it was in the rear of the home where the two-year-old girl fell from a back window on the second

floor. police say there was no screen covering the window. the child was playing with toys, her mother was in the other room. the fall happened 7:30 p.m. saturday night. there does seem to be any signs of foul play, looks like an accident. detectives in the special victims unit are handling the investigation. the child may have suffered a broken jaw and remains at chop. reporting in university city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> another effort to carry out a cease-fire in syria. at one is supposed to takes place in the southern section of the county. it is a u.s. russian jordanian deal. the agreement was the result of the two hour meeting between putin and president trump. it is unclear if the latest aattempt of a cease-fire in the

6-year-old civil war will fair any better than failed temperatures. >> iraqi officials are expected to declare victory over isis in the city of mosul. the battle has been going on since september. the second largest city in iraq was once the center of power for the terror group. yesterday original a handful of isis fighters were left in the city holding out in a pocket. sunni, occurred -- kurdish and u.s. are helping. president trump talking about the north korea nuclear program, but russia remains at the correspond of the conversation. here's abc karen travers. >> reporter: trump wrapping up the g20 summit with more

meetings with world leaders, but he was talking about his two-plus hour conversation with vladimir putin. >> rex and i had a tremendous meeting with president putin. it was the russian president who had the last word. putin held a press conference where he denied inference in last year's election. he said the two leaders talked at length about the thorny issue and ultimately president trump was satisfied with and accepted putin's denial. the white house disputes the statement, but when given the chance to respond today he didn't comment. on air force one en route to washington, no white house official would go on the record to refute the claim. north korea topping the again with japanese prime minister and china's president. no public push for china to take a harder line.

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encounter. >> chris. >> reporter: you see the dewpoint number dropping from the 60s to 50s in some area. still at a is there this afternoon and the humidity will build tomorrow. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this >> emily: i want to live on my own but i know it won't be easy. how will i keep up with everyday expenses: rent, food, bus tickets? >> joe: hi. this is pennsylvania state treasurer

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lancaster. 84 in reading. philadelphia, 85. sunny skies, beautiful. trenton, 83. millville, 84. cape may and atlantic city on the boards 80 degrees, the day planner looks like, hardly a cloud out there. lunchtime, 79. 3:00 p.m., 83. 5:00 p.m., 84. 7:00 p.m., 82 degrees again, low humidity and nice stuff. i hope you get out and enjoy it. yesterday we had spotty showers this was sent into me by mike out in plymouth meeting. a shower popped up and you could see a rainbow there. as expected one or two showers popped up and produced the nice picture you saw there. allentown, 63. philadelphia, 70. atlantic city at the airport, 68 degrees, trenton a pair of 6s, lancaster, 64. dover and millville, 69. these are the numbers that count at this point. dewpoint temperatures anything in the mid 60s is considered

humid. upper 60s lousy, 70s awful. 60 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint temperature that is. allentown, 60. low 60s for everybody else. mid 60s all these numbers drop off during the day. it will feel better. satellite and radar high pressure in control, not tracking much of anything at all today. the high which is situated here, actually pushes off the coast tomorrow and allows the wind to shift out of the southwest, here comes the humidity again. actually i'll show you this with the animation. northwesterly breezes keep it comfortable. you can see how the high skirts out to sea, monday, we're looking at a southwesterly breeze. it will be more humid in the afternoon, clouds bubblele up with a couple of thunderstorms by afternoon. you start out with sun everyday only to see a shower or thunderstorm chance during the afternoon. today looks good, noticing going on. we fast forward into tomorrow, here come the clouds bubbling up

8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. we start to see the reds pop up on future tracker, as well that would indicate heavy drenching downpours and strong gusty winds. the general idea no day looks like a wash, but everyday there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms. turning hotter and humid, as well. some of the storms could be on the stronger side it is july. lots of cloud to ground lightning strikes. if you have outdoor plans remember there will be dry hours in between, everyday there's a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. poconos, sunny skies, gorgeous, 75 degrees in the mountains. jersey shore ocean temperature, shy of 70 on the sand, 80 degrees, sunny skies and nice. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, not too bad today, sunny skies, pleasant, 85. monday warmer, thunderstorm in the afternoon, 89. tuesday, hazy, hot and humid, storms, 93.

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will be. high pressure off to the west, winds clockwise around the highs, excuse me, that means a nice northwesterly breeze will keep things comfortable across the mid atlantic states today. the high moves so quickly, by the time we get into tomorrow, tuesday, wednesday, the high is off off the coast, it's a clockwise flow, now the winds are out of the south southwest and southeast it will build humidity and with that comes showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow we have the chance of showers and storms, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, sunny skies, pleasant, 85. tomorrow, sunshine expected warmer day, slightly more humid, 89. pop-up showers and thunderstorms likely. same thing tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. nydia. >> sixers fans have got to be thinking here we go.

this time it's top pick markell fultz hurt in the game. here's jeff skeverski where more on that. >> reporter: sixers number one pick markell fultz sprained his left ankle hours after signing his rookie contract. now it's a two year deal worth 15 million guaranteed. fultz's deal includes a sixers team option for third and fourth year. here's the news everyone wants to see, on the floor for summer league in las vegas, running the floor looking great 8 points for him, but brett brown and company are concerned about this, fultz running back on defense, he steps on another players foot rolls his left ankle, he is down on the grond -- ground for quite sometime in a lot of pain. he had to be helped off the floor. it is a sprained left ankle. everyone holding their breath after ben simmons missed last

year, and joel embiid missed two years. >> i'm punch drunk with the images with our first players selected over my career. >> reporter: again, markell fultz helped off the floor last night in pain with a sprained left ankle. the sixers officially signing jay jay ridiculous -- jay jay redick. he said one of the biggest factors coming to the sixers is brett brown. >> the spirit of the sixers was never broken, brett brown is someone i've watched and wanted to play for, i'm thrilled to be playing for him next year. >> i'm happy to be part of the family.

philly has a lot of historical and building up to be successful, i'm excited to go through the process. >> final game before the all star break for the phillies they are trying to avoid losing 6 in a row to close out the uncle official first half. aaron nola wasted a brilliant performance yesterday, two outs, deep to right center, padres tied at 1. rbi single. ballgame, phillies lose their 5th straight, 2-1 is the final. soul coming out of the bye week trying to is to stay undefeated. baltimore goes deep. how about the hail mary, wow, the soul can't catch a break, 49-42. it is their first loss in more than a year. they drop to 10-1. that's sports, i'm jeff

skeverski. have a great day. >> an american gourd did you work the -- during the running of the bulls said he will run again. hehe said a bull's horn hit himn the backside and flipped him on the street. the 35-year-old writer was gourd three years ago if he same festival. a 22-year-old american was injured he is in serious condition. >> breaking this morning arc

driver and several animals died after a crash and fire at an spca in delaware. the eve of a change for septa train riders. details on what's in store. the weather is looking absolutely perfect for anything outside today. we're taking a live look here, sky6 live hd at penns landing, if you have any errands to run, today is the day to do it, right, nydia? >> that's absolutely right, meteorologist chris sowers is outside, the place to be. >> reporter: or kick up a chair and don't do anything at all, lounge around and soak it up and enjoy it. it's rare we get a day like this in july. 61 degrees in slatington.

no humidity. malvern, 65. center city, 70 degrees. smyrna, 65. fortescue, 70 degrees, by the way way they were catching a ton of perch at a money island. go fishing or catch crabs or blue claws, they are catching them on the delaware bay, as well. cape may, 73. blue berry, country, checking in at 70 degrees. satellite and radar not much going on. we have high pressure in control moving from west to east across the mid atlantic states this morning. let's pan out wider. there's yesterday's pop up clouds and spotty showers long gone well out to sea. now we're looking at mainly sunny conditions. call from accuweather enjoy it. it's a beautiful day, mostly sunny skies, picture perfect close to a top ten 85 degrees, will be the forecasted high, the normal 87, again no humidity out here, a nice comfortable finish

to the weekend. the humidity builds again this week, there are several chances of showers and thunderstorms, i'll let's you know when they arrive in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> chris, thank you. we want to update you on breaking news, we're learning more about the driver involved in the deadly crash that sparked a fire inside the brandywine valley spca. >> bob brooks talked to the driver's mother he is live in new castle. bob, good morning. >> reporter: nydia and jennette, good morning, i just found out the driver is a woman, 33 years old, latoya cooper leaving behind five children. such a tragedy. that's the scene, you can see the hole where the crews are working on the side of brandywine valley spca. we're not sure what happened, appears she was coming down 7th street and crossed over south street and kept going and ran straight into the spca.

i want to bring you video this is the scene when it happened a quarter after midnight. cooper's car is inside the building. it burst into flames after impact. there were 100 animals inside the spca all cats and dogs. officials say first responders did a tremendous job getting the animals out. three cats died. the portion that she crashed into was the veterinarian clinic. it will be expensive to repair. latoya cooper passed away. we spoke to her mother about an hour ago, let's take a listen. >> she went through the stop sign and must have kept going through, it caught fire, i got the phone call at 5:00 a.m. this morning, i was like bawling. >> reporter: again a tragedy

here, her mother was bawling when i was speaking to her, tears streaming down her eyes. there are 100 animals displaced they are in temporary housing. they say at 10:00 a.m., other shelters they have in the area, they are going to put the animals up for adoption and hope that some people will have big hearts and take the dogs and cats home. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you for the report. a young man was gunned down on a norristown street. the action cam was at the scene at dekalb street. shots rang out at 4 m a.m., when officers arrived they found a man lying on the ground with gunshot wounds. he was pronounced at the hospital. police are looking for motive or suspects. two men and women are in a philadelphia hospital after their suv slammed into a parked

truck. the action cam was at the scene 13500 block of philmont avenue in somerton section of the city. both drivers and passengers had to be freed by firefighters. they were taken to the hospital in critical condition. two others in stable condition. police are trying to determine what caused the suv to go out of control. 7:35 a.m., we have important information to pass along before the workweek begins. there are changes to septa trolley service due to may not and work on the tunnel. trolley routes 10, 11, 13, 34 pg pg -- and 36 are diverted to market street. beginning tomorrow, passengers who travel from temple, jefferson, suburban, 30th street and university city sayings, monday through friday, 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. will need to have their tickets inspected and punched by the fare

collection personnel. the tickets then need to be presented to the conductor on the train for collection. the change requires passengers traveling from the station to have a prepaid ticket or pass before going on to the train platform. again, these changes take effect tomorrow. president trump is back in washington after a g20 summit that highlighted deep tensions with other world powers. the president called it gathering a wonderful success, but it ended yesterday with mr. trump's fellow world leaders lining up against his stance on climate change. angela merkel said she deplores the president's decision to withdraw from the paris climate accord. he met with china's president discussing trade and threats posed by north korea, that was over the weekend, rather. much focused on his meeting with vladimir putin.

mr. putin told reporters that the president was satisfied that russia did not meddle in last year's election. those in the meeting have not denied that. overseas iraqi military said it is close to ceasing the city of mosul back from isis. it is a pro claims they made before -- proclamation they made before only to suffer set backs. >> reporter: the final battle against isis in mosul, 8 grueling months of non-stop war. iraqi state tv said the battle is hours from victory. >> go go go. >> reporter: we went with special forces general towards the front line with american and coalition forces flying overhead >> another airstrike. >> american? >> yeah, american. >> reporter: hard to believe

anyone could survive. we watched civilians shell shocked and held by isis as human shields. just a reminders where we are, these are residential areas. the general said we're yards away from isis, this is where the fighting is at its most fierce. streets and alleys barely passable, but the fighting has not stopped. you can see where it went off. still cities littered with bodies of militants. perhaps a hundred or so still hold out. there's only one outcome and victory feels close at hand. this will weaken the group. but we shouldn't mistake that as an end to the war against isis. the militants will go back home

carrying out further attacks. abc news northern iraq. happening tomorrow, the continuation of the preliminary hearing in the death of penn state pledge tim piazza, 18 face charges, two agreed to go to trial. the judge must decide if the 16 others must be tried for the death of piazza. video taken during the february incident shows him being forced to drink alcohol before falling down a flight of steps. penn state has banned the fraternity from campus. a former aid of chris christie is scheduled to be sentenced for his role in the bridgegate scandal. he will be sentenced on wednesday. the same attorney who represented chris christie will get a u.s. hearing. much more to come on

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philadelphia couple that needed more than an ordinary lift. they got a flat tire driving along i-95 on friday. they were on the way to the courthouse to get married. david skullian picked them up, when he planned they were learning to elope turned off the meter. he got to witness them say i do in elkton, maryland. he drove them back to their car and helped them fix the flat. he said the encounter reenergized his spirit. today is a day to take a walk. humidity is the key word. >> reporter: no humidity, two key words. he turned off the meter, we turned off the thermometer, it's going to be very, very nice. looking live at the ben franklin bridge, mainly clear conditions. we're not talking about much of anything, other than that wall-to-wall blue skies, lots of

sunshine and new humidity. picture perfect. on a scale of one to ten, this is a ten-plus, you don't get many of these in july. tomorrow could be active there could showers and thunderstorms popping up in the afternoon. today looks good, 70 degrees, dewpoint 60. the number will continue to drop into the 40s by afternoon. pressure 29.99 inches. it is rising the ocean temperature, 69. 65 in the mountains. 63 in allentown. 64 in in trenton. 69 in dover. 50s and 60s nothing out of the ordinary across the great lakes. 30 showing up north of the u.s./canadian border of we have a trough that extends down into the ohio and tennessee valleys. you can see it here on the water vapor shot this is all dry air, you see the organs here that's like the bottom edge of the trough here that's swinging

through today. this is bringing us a nice day today. unfortunately it is moving so quickly it's starting to see the humidity and the heat build on the backside. all this races east tomorrow. we get into the soup monday evening and tuesday and wednesday look stifling highs in the 90s and high humidity levels with the humidity comes the chance of showers and thunderstorms. today is quiet. nothing going on today. we head into monday, we start out with a combination of sun and clouds, by afternoon we see the explosion of showers and thunderstorms. not all areas pick this up, but some of the locations that see this, south jersey and delaware and baltimore metro area some of these could be strong with gusty winds and downpours. tuesday afternoon, starting out with sunshine we get the pop-up showers and thunderstorms, drenching downpours and gusty winds that's a repeative pattern this week we'll see --

repetitive pattern. we'll see that through friday. 80 in allentown. 80 in cape may. trenton, 83. toms river, 85. wall-to-wall blue skies, 1:00 p.m., 81. 5:00 p.m., 84 shooting for a high of 85. jersey shore looking nice, atlantic city right there on the sand, 80 degrees, sunny skies and comfortable. it was humid down there yesterday, the humidity took its time dropping today the humidity falls off, it will feel really, really good. ocean city, 79. cape may, 80. delaware beaches 82 degrees, both rehoboth beach and bethany beach. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 85 today peck tier perfect. tomorrow -- picture perfect. tomorrow, 89. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, hazy, hot and humid. numerous showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. doesn't look like a wash, but bring along the rain gear if you have outdoor plans. friday, shower or thunderstorm. saturday clears out, high close

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award winning works has taken him to some of the most remote areas. we get an upclose look at the creatures in their natural habitat. nick began his career as a photographer for national geographic and his work spans nearly 40 years. >> early in my career i was called nick danger, because i was doing to many dangerous and he -- expeditions. >> this image he captured jane goodal with the a chimp who was held at a zoo. >> we go into the cage with the animal that was never touched. >> reporter: he took the photo in india in a 1996. that camera was there in 3 months. he is jumping into the lens. it is a miracle. this shot of a sill about her

back lowland gorilla came much easier. i made that picture after i got there. it is a combination of his photographs and depictions of nature from the museum's permanent collection it's designed to motivate viewers to action. >> i hope everyone who leaves the show will be galvanized to contribute to make the wild world exist and thrive. you cannot look at the planet we have another one to go to. you have to take care of this. wild is on display until september 17. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> time for the social corner we have an awesome stunt, plus a kid taking on his shadow. >> first the police officer who got wet during a call. a north carolina police officer became a hit muck children when he took a plunge down the the -

became a hit among children when he took a plunge down the slip and slide in asheville. >> looks like he is having a great time. >> reporter: this is ryan williams a scooter daredevil from australia. he soars into the air and does a cannon ball like flip and catches the scooter for the landings, he is already after sticking that landing. finally though, call this me and my shadow. a little kid is trying to figure out why a little guy is following his every move. it is like magic, he peeks around the corner and nope, nobody is there, and touches the wall, it's still a wall, little guy. finally he puts ups dukes and let's the shadow have it.

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temperatures in the 90s each and everyday monday through friday there's a chance of showers and storms. enjoy today. it is quiet. 7:56 wee just a few minutes -- we're just a few minutes away from guying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: hi to you nydia and jennette. president trump back home after the g20 summit. reports surface as the inner circle met with the kremlin during the campaign. overnight wildfires rolling across the west. hundreds of people across the region forced to evacuate as triple digit temperatures and dry brush fuel the flames. we're in the threat zone this morning. a baseball fan battling kidney disease gets the surprise of a lifetime. finding out he will receive the kidney transplant he needs. who the donor is, we'll have

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