july 30, i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's a look at the stories we're following on "action news." have you seen this man? the search for the person police want to question following a fatal shooting in delaware county. and who president trump is blaming for not stopping north

korea extra's missile program. >> plus the eagles open their practice to the public, a look at the fun and reaction from fans. but, first, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers it's a good day for all of us, it's beautiful out there. >> reporter: it is, i wish it would stay like that. mostly sunny conditions, this is beautiful considering we're at the end of july at this point. look at the 60s popping up. anywhere you see yellow on the map and not orange or brighter orange those are neighborhoods in the 60s, it's july 0th. good stuff. cuts town, 6 degrees -- kutztown 68 degrees. center city you're the warm spot, 78. newtown, 76. glassboro, agenda beach, tuckahoe, cape may, 77. hammonton, 77 and brigantine 74. high pressure keeping the skies

clear, i can count a couple of clouds upstairs, otherwise it's bright you -- blue we'll continue to see this today this afternoon and through wednesday. sunny and pleasant the rest of the way. high temperatures around 83. jersey shore 3 to 4 degrees cooler than that. the poconos topping out at 75. it's nice and refreshing around the delaware and lehigh valleys. sunny skies through wednesday, even thursday we'll introduce more in the way of clouds, but the pattern stays quiet through thursday, temperatures will warm to near 90 degrees by tuesday and in the 90s by wednesday. that will trigger more thunderstorm activity by the end of the week. i will be back in just a few minutes and have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. nydia. >> philadelphia police made a quick arrest following a hit-and-run in center city. police were called to broad and lumbard before 2:30 a.m., they

found a man suffering from cuts and bruises and head injury. he was taken to hahnemann for treatment. an alert officer came across the vehicle involved at 13th and catherine street. it had new york place and the driver was taken into custody. police are looking for a man after a shooting in a delaware county that looks like a targeted crime. >> police are using surveillance images to find the killer. >> reporter: new images captured on surveillance video the moments after a deadly shooting. a pizza shop surveillance system captured these photos after 6:00 p.m. investigators want information from this man running toward haverford road toward wynnewood. the victim was found shot on the 2300 block of haverford road. >> the victim was laying in the doorway of the apartment

building. his friend was doing medical cpr trying to help him. medics arrived took him to the hospital. he feels later pronounced dead. >> she was walking her dog up there at the corner, and she was with another lady she heard bang bang. >> reporter: delaware police and district attorney's office towed a vehicle from the scene and interviewed witnesses. the victim's friend said the victim was coming from playing tennis. there's a video of the victim leaving the pizza shop after picking up an order. this man is walking several feet ahead of him. the pizza shop is a half block from the crime scene. investigators don't know what happened after the two walked out of the shop. the next time they see the man in the red hoodie on camera running away. detectives are looking for any information. if you have information contact

them (610)565-6500. reporting in haverford township, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> from our new jersey newsroom, owners of jersey shore homes are dealing with flooding after weekend storms. instead of blaming mother nature they are blaming the dunes project. the beaches were shut down early this summer to repair and replenish the dunes. thunderstorms flooded homes and residents say it's proof that the sea wall built in the 19 40s did a better job than the dunes will that protected the homes from the storms. >> the beach was flooded, it never flooded before, because of the students it's causing flooding in the streets now. >> work has been scheduled to be finished around labor day. air force flew two b-1 bombers over the korean

peninsula in direct response to the north korea missile test which north korea said it could reach the u.s. mainland. president trump criticized china for not stopping the missile program. they do nothing for us, with north korea, just talk, we will no longer allow this to continue, china could easily solve this problem. gop wants to move on from healthcare. president trump is not. republicans said once they got power they would scrap obama care. that effort crashed. however in a tweet, president trump urging republican senators not to up to say the world is watching. >> they need been working on that for seven years. can you believe this? the swamp.

>> reporter: mr. trump argues new bills cannot pass unless the senate does away with the filibusters. it could pass with 51 votes. senator john mccain is expected to begin radiation and chemo therapy treatment at the mayo center in phoenix following his vote to block his party's attempt to repeal parts of the affordable care act last week. 80-year-old senator was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. he is expected to return to washington after the august recess. >> his day is a good one for eagles fans. the team held its first open practice of the year since the 1st of january where the fans

got a live look. bob brooks is at the field where the practice is just about to end. >> reporter: what aan amazing day we got to have the fun for the whole family. the practice is going on next to us, we can't show you that, because we don't want to give away any of the eagles secrets they might be going on and going over right now. we did speak with one farm who said this day goes on much more than football. you'll understand why. it's a day thousands have clearly be waiting for the birds are back in the link. it's the first open practice for fans and something the white family from media was not going to miss. >> wonderful we're bringing our group out here, you can come out and meet the players and see the field firsthand. today before the practice started there was all kinds of activities and rock climbing for the kids it's also military appreciation day.

a special thanks go out to all our servicemen and women's. united marine corps sergeant mike and his daughter. >> it's great, it is something that i that i that i wented to i wanted to do. rich is here for a much needed distraction. it is an emotional time for. >> he was diagnosed with sar sarcoma four weeks ago, spending time with him is -- he is my hero. >> gray and nydia? >> thank you so much. women who want to wait to

have a family may not have to freeze theirries. there's another option. >> a fire at a concert in spain, plus chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast

>> welcome back everybody, this morning 2500 people hopped on their bikes to take part in the 30th annual tour de shore. the 65-mile bike ride starts at the irish pub at 20th and walnut and ends at the irish pub in atlantic city. this event raises money for families of fallen first responders and local children charities. this year they raised more than a million dollars. >> those riders could not have asked for nicer weather.

>> reporter: thing about its the ends of july and we have areas in the 60s. beautiful for the folks on the beach, live in cape may, we're still picking up a very nice breeze on the sand. temperatures are currently in the mid 70s down there and everybody is enjoying low humidity levels, we finally caught a break from all that oppressive humidity. satellite and radar behind me showing yesterday's storm continuing to pull away. we have a nice northwesterly breeze that's cleared everything out and dropped the dewpoints down. we look to see the dewpoints hanging out in the 40s and 50s over the next several days. 78 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 53. pressure 30.02 inches on the rise. winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. adding to the comfort. it feels very, very delightful out there. trenton, 76 degrees. allen to you, 77. cape may, 77. millville and atlantic city,

77 degrees, nothing going on because high pressure is kind of sliding on by crossing over the ohio valley as i speak pushing into the keystone state later this afternoon it will stay there tomorrow before working its way out to sea tuesday and wednesday. once it finally hits the coast and continues to pull away a little bit that's when the winds shift direction in a more southerly direction, that's when the temperatures start to climb again. in the meantime, the next several days look sunny and bright. mostly sunny conditions from the poconos to central delaware. overnight tonight clear conditions, tomorrow morning, starting out with bright blue skies, crisp out there once again, by afternoon more in the way of clouds, but generally speaking we're going mostly sunny, once again, the next couple of days look really, really good. the heat pulls in. it will turn hotter tuesday, we can handle this. 90 degrees for the air temperature, heat index 90.

wednesday, more humid, 91 for the ire temperature, heat index starting to climb, 94. thursday because of cloud cover we'll pull it down a little bit, 88 degrees, look at the feels like temperature, oppressive, thursday and friday, feeling like 96. friday's high temperature 80 degrees feeling like 96. so far we've had 20 heat waves waves -- 20 days of 90-plus heat. 08 in millville. upper 70s for the jersey shore. allentown, 84 sunny skies and nice. trenton, 81. dover, 81. poconos delightful for the big race up there, bright sunshine low humidity, 75 degrees, if you're lucky it will be a degree or two colder than that. it looks very, very comfortable for this time of the year. jersey shore, the temperature has cooled down, the coastal

cooled off the water, 74, sunny and breezy, high risk for rip currents, 79 degrees on the sand. we have two on the ones followed by two oppressive ones. comfortable today, 83. monday, 87. tuesday and wednesday, 90, 91. humidity is out of control on thursday and friday, 88 degrees thunderstorms around and 87. >> in "healthcheck" women who want to have the option of having kids later in life should consider freezing tissue instead of eggs. it makes the hormones to support pregnancy without hormone treatment. it's not as successful as egg freezing, and it is expensive. techniques to improve success are being developed. researchers in maryland

followed the drinking trends of 18 to 24-year-olds the rate of binge drinking has gone down for college students. yoaferlg -- overall it's a big problem that needs to be addressed. common medical advice about antibiotics is wrong. a report in the british medical journal said patient should stop taking the drugs once they feel better. researchers say our bodies can develop resistance to medicines when taken longer than necessary. experts are pushing for the guidelines to be changed. just ahead on "action news," an american tourist shot overseas. police in australia say they stopped a terror plot in its tracks. snrl for a second tis

summer an american tourist was shot in turks and caicos, 57-year-old michael jones from washington, d.c. was wounded. he was flown to south florida hospital in stable condition. a alabama man was shot during a robbery while vacationing in the islands last month. extra security is in place at airplanes across strahle -- australia after they brought down a terror plot to crash a plane using an improvised device. 20,000 people were forced to evacuate after a fire broke out at a concert on the stage in barcelona. there were no serious injuries. no clear what cause the fire.

owe. a massive power outage in the outer banks forced 50,000 vacationers off the beach. construction cruise accidentally drove a steel casing into an underground transmission line. the governor declared a state of emergency. vacationers who do not obey the rules will have to pay the penalties all during the peak season. >> this is summertime in the peak of summertime. it definitely affects. >> not a good time for that to happen. homes and businesses are running on backup generators until repairs are complete. the electric company warns the damage may take weeks to repair. if spiders freak you out, you may want to look away for a minute. we're about to show you a giant spider climbing up the side of a

house in australia. appears to be the size of a dinner plate. it's described as a huntsman spider. it doesn't make webs it uses venom to stun its prey instead. luckily this was on the outside of the house, and not on the inside. >> no, no, no. there's much more to come on "action news," wow the frighten phils second game against the braves went into extra innings. that was a serious spider.

>> in sports a scare for the eagles at training camp and the phillies and braves game comes

down to a dramatic finish. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: eagles wide receiver, jeffrey downplays the play that left him on the ground in training camp yesterday. he briefly left the drill with a shoulder injury and he returned and said he is fine. nick foles did not practice yesterday because of elbow soreness, no word how much time he could miss. eagles in full pads they won't start hitting until tuesday, carson wentz hitting all his targets to perfection. he didn't miss a single throw, ask his coach. >> today was a good day for the whole offense. i mean we had a few snafus here and there, but it was a good day. i thought in the pass game in particular we cued it well. it's only one practice i'm not getting too excited, but that's as well as we've computed in --

executed in the past. >> for us to come out and have the kind of day we had it was a good building block for our offense. >> reporter: that had to sound good for jeffrey lori talking to sydney jones. eagles at the linc today 10:00 a.m. for their first open practice for the public. the guys cannot wait to play in front of the eagles fans. >> i'm big on the fans to come and we can spend time with them and sign autographs with them. football is football, whether we're out playing with one person tore in the link with 70,000 people we need to be sharp every time we're out here. we have to play the redskins at fedex field. phillies scored 23 runs the last three games and early hole against the braves doesn't stop the fightin' from fighting back. we pick it up in the 8th, back

they come. rbi single gets the phils within 1. little bull game-tieing homer, 3-3. 11th, bases loaded 2 outs, tie kelly breaks up the tie. kelly's first walk off hit of his career. phillies won 7 of their last ten. >> that game tieing home run was outstanding and we went to the tie breaker, old tie kelly, i had to use that. >> reporter: that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> it has been 9 months since the cubs won the world series and the maternity wards at the chicago hospitals have the baby boom to approve it. one hospital had double the

number of s, there is the name, too, that ties in the series, as well. richard ross responds to comments made by president trump about the use of police force. >> lost found and charged, the new fees uber users could face for leaving something behind. >> those stories and more of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

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>> happening on "action news" a man from philadelphia was killed by lightning, now his family and friends have a warning for others. plus, we know the identity of the child killed in a horrific fire in camden. fly eagles fly, fans get their first look at the team this season during the first open practice. those stories in a moment, but outside we go to chris sowers for a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. whatever you did keep doing it. >> reporter: it felt like football weather first thing this morning, it was crisp. we had a couple of locations down to 50 degrees.

78 degrees, 77 in allentown reading and lancaster. 77 in millville and cape may. dover, 76. trenton, 76. on the boards in atlantic city, 74. later this afternoon, 2:00 p.m. temperature in philadelphia, 81. 72 in the poconos, 78 in millville. dover, 77. now, the high temperature occurs around 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., that's 82 or 83. give or take. 7:30 the numbers pull back a little bit. mid to upper 70s for everybody 80 for philadelphia. good afternoon. satellite and radar clear skies the rest of the way mostly sunny conditions it will be delightful out here, get out and enjoy it. if you're headings to the citizens bank park for the phillies game, get a move on, you don't have much time left. 81 degrees for the first pitch, 83 by the 9th inning. looking ahead over the next couple of days, today tomorrow and probably extend this into

tuesday, although tuesday is warmer, lots of sunshine, cool comfortable crisp mornings low humidity it's a quiet weather pattern controversial. tuesday we're up to 90 degrees, it becomes more uncomfortable then, today and tomorrow, perfect tens in my book. i'll be back in just a few minutes to talk about the heat and humidity in the forecast. >> lancer will be released today on a florida beach where the life of a philadelphia musician came to and end. he was struck by lightning outside with friends. >> he was an amazing man. >> reporter: these are pictures of lamar ray2350e8d they -- rayd while visiting the beach. friday evening they went back playing corn hole before showers and lightning started. they thought they were safe because they were not in the water. >> i seen it go right through

him, the sparks came out, got him, they both at the same time collapsed and of course it got me, too. >> reporter: two collapsed after being struck by lightning. one got back up, said he did not remember what happened. >> i'm in florida, when did i get here? >> when i came back to, i was up, i was asking what went on? >> reporter: an off-duty lifeguard and good samaritan tried to revive rayfield with cpr. no luck. he was a father, music engineer and song writer. today his friendliesen to his music anne war -- wore batman shirts in his memory. >> be careful when you see the

rain, see that lightning, go home. >> reporter: sarah bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> the family of a four-year-old south jersey girl is grieving her death, as they do fire investigators continue to sift through the rubble of a house fire trying to figure out what caused it we told you about the fire yesterday an "action news," it ripped through a home 1200 block of morton street in camden. four children and two adults escaped the flames, but the 4-year-old liani williams was killed in the fire. >> such a young age, it's hard on all of us. >> the family lost everything in their home and the neighbor's home was damaged in the fire. the red cross is helping the victims. philadelphia top cop is taking issue about a comment made by president trump. speaking in new york on friday

pledging to destroy the ms-13 street gang. he suggested it was okay to be rough with suspects. >> you see them thrown in rough, i said please don't be too nice, like when you guys put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, the way you put your hand, don't hit their head and they just killed somebody, don't hit their head. i said you can take the hand away okay? >> after that remark, philadelphia police commissioner, richard ross tweeted our department does not condone the mistreatment of prisoners. we will treat those arrested with respect and dignity. president trump replaced reince priebus with chief of staff john kelly. some aids are encouraging the president to move jeff sessions

to the department of homelands security. such a move would allow the president to bring in a attorney general who would oversea the russian investigation. lindsey graham tweeted that making sessions head of homeland security would be a bad idea. lots of folks bleeding green in south philadelphia as the eagles open their first practice this summer. >> bob brooks live in south philadelphia with the details on the fun and the tribute, hi bob. >> reporter: hey, nydia and gray, the fun starts, the brac is over, and now the players are coming close to the fans here signing autographs things like that. behind that you can see that man coming down the line, garrett blunt one of the new members of the squad, fans going crazy final autographs and footballs

and pictures. let's bring up video of how it went today. we have a crowd of several thousands people at the linc. there was activity for the whole family, we have autograph signing of david and carson wentz. >> you can come out and meet the players and see the field first handle. >> i want to see all the players and i want to meet carson wentz the most. >> carson wentz jerseys are everywhere. you see blunt there, signing the autographs, a fan favorite he was on the jumbotron a few minutes ago. a great practice and great day, of course we wish the eagles the best of luck.

hopeful liver we get a super bowl this year. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> i like the way you think, bob. thank you. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday, the man's final performance of the summer is a musical movie that was an oscar hit. that's ahead in 6abc loves the arts. >> the local summer camp helps children learn wraps up with a big celebration. sky6 live hd that is the commodore barry bridge. it's a beautiful day. how long will the nice weather last? chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

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she comforts victims and witnesses of all ages at the courthouse. she loves everyone and very outgoing and a professional cuddler. she tilts her head to the side and listens to everything you say. >> reporter: i love dogs i would keep every one when i go to a shelter if i could. >> you got a good one. >> reporter: actually i'll show you another picture. let's go live on sky6 live hd. here we are looking at the camden water front. what a nice afternoon it is. clouds upstairs, sunny conditions, comfortable cool temperatures we have a few locations well west of philadelphia in berks and lehigh counties that are in the 06 rest at this midday hour. no humidity to speak of, a perfect finish to the weekend. double scan live is clear, no precipitation popping up on the

radar. next chance ever rain, thursday an outside shot west of philadelphia. the better chance is friday. most of the week is dry, 83 is the high temperature we're going with today. normal 87. 62 is where we started out this morning. reading, 77. you get into the higher elevation, the numbers in the upper 60s. wilmington, 78. millville, 77. cape may, 78 degrees, look at these numbers here, dewpoints have been stuck in the upper 60s to mid 70s for the last two weeks. this is a nice refreshing break. 50 foss for -- 50s for everybody. 49 in the poconos. dover, 61 that's comfortable considering how high their dewpoints were over the last few weeks. they had dewpoints close to 80 degrees. we'll stay there monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, this increases a little bit we move into the slightly humid

category, it's thursday into friday it starts going bonkers again. friday it feels lousy that leads us into the weekend with chance of showers and thunderstorms. dewpoints across the country not much going on east of the mississippi. a lot of this is in the comfort zone. all these numbers were in the upper 60s and low 70s. now you have to go to the south to see the stifling numbers, mobile, 71, dallas, 65. everybody else comfortable or slightly humid. not too bad. thanks to this area of high pressure that set up shop across the ohio and tennessee valleys where we're seeing the high, a ton of sunshine exists we're seeing comfortable temperatures. this front goes all the way down to the panhandle which is very, very rare for this time of the year. usually these fronts follow the jet stream. this time of the year the scream is up here, they get a front this far south, doesn't happen too often, but when it does in

july this is the result we get. sunny skies pleasant the rest of the way today. 83 degrees light breeze out of the north at 10 to 15 miles per hour. here's the numbers for the remainder of the afternoon. 4:00 p.m. you can 83. 6:00 p.m., 81. 8:00 p.m., 78. you can see how quhikly -- quickly the numbers tail off after sunset, down the shore, upper 70s, high risk of rip current be careful heading into the water. ocean city, 78. atlantic city, 79. delaware beaches around 80 degrees. here we go, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice and comfortable today continued comfortable for tomorrow, 83, 87 and then we start warming up. tuesday mostly sunny and hot, not humid, 90 degrees, we get into wednesday the humidity creeps up a little bit, 91. dewpoints probably around 64, 65. it's thursday into friday where the humidity gets really, really bad. high dewpoints in the upper 60s to low 70s. thursday, that 88 will feel like

95 or 96. thursday's 87, 94 or 95. we can handle that. >> we're tough. >> i think it looks pretty darn nice. an iowa couple are social media star because of their sweet act of affection. each day they take a stroll. he was walking his wife to work at the university of iowa. they need taking the mile and half walk for the past three years since he retired. >> walk her to work and walk her back home she calls, and i meet her halfway and we walk back home together. >> it's been our routine for the last three years, something to get up and going in the morning and getting exercise. >> isn't that sweet? the couple has been married for 37 careers and recently became empty nesters.

she said that's a nice way to start and end a work day. 6 time academy award winning musical la la land is coming to the man center for the performing arts. david murphy has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: la la land danced into the hearts of moviegoers nationwide. you can enjoy the film with the chamber orchestra of philadelphia playing the music live. it's emma stone and ryan gosling singing and dancing through the story. >> it's about a young man who wants to make his career in music. >> reporter: both struggle to succeed in a city known for crushing dreams. the chamber orchestra of philadelphia will play in sync with the film that will be

brought to life on two giant video screens you can see from the lawn. >> ♪ the musical took home oscars for best original score and best original song city of song, the lyrics were written by a graduate of friends central who dedicated his academy award to his mother a professor at temple. >> it's haunting and beautiful and it tugs at your heart. >> reporter: you can pack a picnic and spread out a blanket and enjoy the music under the stars. >> it's the perfect way to bring the summer to a happy close. >> la la land is played live at the mann center on august 17th, one night only. for tickets go to the arts in philly,.org. for 6abc loves the arts i'm david murphy. >> so glad you stayed with us,

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michael kors is buying jimmy chu. that deal is worth $1.3 billion. who made its debut in 1996. it's best known for its shoes and hugely popular. a pair of stilettos could sell for $1,000. >> next time you use uber to take take you to your destination. keys phone and wallet could be left behind, uber driver could be return for a fee. many bring them back on their own time. the company decided to reward the drivers for reuniting people and their stuff for $15. it rolled out in boston and chicago and nationwide next month. uber rival lyft is offering

a new option when hunger strikes, customers can have a driver take them to the nearest taco bell. it's available in orange county right now. lyft plans to expand the service nationwide next year. dreams come true for 180 low income kids dream camp builds self esteem and inspires urban kids who needs a champion. jeanette reyes has more from north philadelphia. >> reporter: it was a party for the young graduates of the dream camp celebrating at temple university. nearly 200 campers played games and danced the morning away for the last powwow after five weeks of summer camp. yes i was pulled in to send the kids off. of course this is meant to be fun, it's an invaluable experience for these kids whose

parents can't afford the cost of summer camp. >> our program offers a variety of activities. it's free of charge. >> reporter: 9-year-old brayden has been coming every summer for four years. >> i'm here because i can learn more things thursday the summer. >> once they are with us, they are guaranteed enrollment. so we get to see them grow up with them. jasmine a sophomore at villanova majoring in boiling -- biology and premedicine. >> today green camp recognized her with the award for her help this summer. >> the kids eat here, they might not eat at home, but you come to dream camp to escape what's going on at home. >> reporter: having grown up in

a home where her mom struggled financially, she said she is proof life changing difference a program like this can make in a child's life. >> everyone deserves a chance not just one chance, a second chance, you never know how much that will impact somebody because you don't know what's going on at somebody's home. >> this camp is about giving these kids a chance, it's solely based on donations, if you want like to support the camp and get some kids off the waiting list go to 6abc.com. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> do it now. when "action news" continues an update of our top stories. >> plus, i'm so in love with this weather, but will it last? a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> i thought you were going to say you were love in me. [laughter]. >> well i'm in love with you, too recapping our top stories on

"action news," police in haverford, delaware county are searching for the man seen in surveillance photos following a deadly shooting on 2300 block of haverford road last night. the man was seen walking near the victim and running from the scene after the crime. a driver was arrested and faces charges after a hit-and-run in center city. police say a pedestrian was hit at broad and lumbard at 2:30 a.m. the victim was taken to hanheman for treatment. officers say they found the suspected vehicle and driver a short time later. eagles fans got a chance to see the team during an open practice in south philadelphia this morning. fans flocked to lincoln financial field to get their

first live glimpse of the team since january. the free event was military appreciation day. >> all right, chris we have to ask is the weather a tease or will we see more of it. >> reporter: today looks good, tomorrow looks good, and then it gets hotter. we just showed that dog story, we have little murphy. look at him smelling the flowers, he goes for rides with us in the car, we take him to home depot, he goes everywhere with us. he is getting big, though, he is up 27 pounds when we bought him he was 15 pounds. he is getting big. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, look at that, sunny, sunny, sunny, temperatures climbing up to 95 by tuesday. looking nice and quiet the next few days. >> all right, everybody, say cheese cake today is national cheese cake day. the sweet desert is a mixture of cream and cottage cheese and

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>> i'm melissa magee >> and i'm alicia vitarelli, saturday/tonight on fyi philly >> it's the last gasp of summer we round up 6 ways to get outside and enjoy. >> best selfie spot in philly >> and find some air conditioned fun. >> pizza! >> we tour new spots for craft beer. >> i'm ready to start my day >> and some brews of a different kind. >> plus we've got the scoop on a ginormous fruit. >> it's a lot of love in there and from falafel to vegan scrapple and hummus tasty meatless eats. >> rip and swipe? >> hi everyone, and welcome to fyi philly. >> it's time to say goodbye to july, which means there's just a few weeks left to get outside and enjoy the summer sunshine. >> we are at the kimmel center's balcony bar with an amazing view overlooking south broad street. >> it's a brand new pop up bar from the kimmel center and garces restaurant group >> it's happy hour with a view and hey maybe a show here to follow. >> and it's part of our 6 pack roundup of ways to get outside and enjoy.