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right, yesterday it felt like houston and new orleans, it was owfl with the humidity. -- awful with the humidity. today it feels like new england. there's a little bit of a breeze over city avenue. slatington, 63. lake harmony, dewpoints in the 50s there. it's presently 60 degrees, warminster, 66. media, 66. center city, 71. across delaware river we go into south jersey and delaware. dover, 71. gandys beach, 72. huck hoe, 73. cape may -- tuckahoe, 73. cape may, 74. there could sprinkles in rehoboth beach and dewey beach and ocean city maryland over the next hour sore. that will be over in an hour or so. it's general a quiet --

generally a quiet day. pittsburgh, mostly sunny skies, allentown, mostly sunny conditions at this hour. the golf forecast looks nice if you picked today to hit the tees today. 10:00 a.m. temperature, 78. 3:00 p.m., 86, but again we've lost the humidity, so it's comfortable 86 degrees. there you have it. that's a quick check of the forecast for now, i'll be back in a few minutes with a comfortable and quiet accuweather seven-day forecast. guys. >> thank you. we begin with breaking news out of the chester, delaware county. three people were shot here following a disturbance on the 500 block of edgemont avenue. "action news" learned two people were shot by chester police. it started as a shootout between two men another another man outside the gold room bar. police say the men in the did your durango shot at the officers

when they arrived. both officers fired shots at the durango. a chase ensued and the car crashed. all three men are in the hospital. >> we turned to the deadly violence that erupted in charlottesville, virginia. it is the largest gathering of white nationalists in a decade. the group battled counter protesters in the street. 19 others were injured, some critically. this morning some are saying president donald trump needed to react more quickly and more strongly and more specifically. abc meghan hughes has more. >> reporter: overnight the charlottesville community holding a vigil for healing this after a day of panic and chaos in the streets. car plowing through a crowd of counter protesters. killing a 32-year-old woman sending 19 to the hospital. >> hit two or three other cars

and pinned people between the cars and smashed into people. >> reporter: the driver 20-year-old white male from ohio. it capped off a weekend of hatred and violence in the city, white nationalists swinging torches friday. the violence escalated saturday as white supremist and the protesters clashed. two troopers died in a helicopter crash as they were assisting public safety. foul play is not suspected. president trump speaking to the nation denouncing the violence. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred and bigotry and violence on many sides. the governor of the state of virginia said he did have a message. >> i have a message for all the white supremist and the nazi who

came into charlottesville, go home. >> reporter: senator rubio tweeted that it is important that he described it as it was a terror attack carried out by white supremists. news of racially charged violence spread fast, several lawmakers took to social media. new jersey governor chris christie tweeted we reject the racism of white national iists. pat tomb -- pat toomey said. we'll have reaction from local residents ahead in the next half-hour. >> 7:05 a.m. if you're just waking up with us, north korea is putting the

final touches on a plan to fire four missiles into the waters around the u.s. territory of guam. a army commander said the missiles could be ready within days. guam has warned residents to prepare for an immanent missile threat. china's president told president trump that all parties should exercise restraint and avoid words and axes that could escalate tensions. "good morning america" could have coverage of the north korea showdown and the violence in virginia. you can watch "g.m.a." right here after "action news." >> new this morning, a man is in the hospital after freak accident in philadelphia's strawberry mansion section. he stepped off a curb into a small sinkhole last night. the crater formed between parked cars on the 3100 block of west norris street. neighbors say last week the water department patched up a similar sing hole that formed a

short dance away. happening today, there was a rally planned to voice opposition against the margate dune project. the rally is at 2:00 p.m. on the beach at jerome avenue. the army corps of engineers has begun to add sand to the area where ponds have formed. residents say the bacteria filled water is health hazard. overnight the powerball jackpot jumped to $430 million. no one matched all six numbers drawn. 20, 24, 26, 35, 49. the powerball number is 19. the next drawing is wednesday night. we'll show you those winning in connection with on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. right after the accuweather forecast. >> 7:07 a.m. we don't know the identity of the lucky person who won the 993 mega millions jackpot. that ticket was sold at nick's

barbecue near chicago. the store's owner gets $500,000 for selling the ticket. >> we found out about midnight. one of the managers he was watching i guess, i was sleeping, woke me up, we've been up all night. we're excited it's unbelievable. we can't wait to meet the winner. >> can't wait to cash that check. [laughter]. >> he is the owner of the barbecue restaurant. he plans to take his lovely wife on a 40th wedding anniversary vacation. >> $500,000 vacation. >> not too shabby, right? >> don't go away much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >> texas mayor talks about his struggle to contain gun violence. >> famous phillies say goodbye to team legends at the ballpark. >> reporter: temperatures will

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county this morning, is an all too common occurrence. the city is on pace to pass last year's number of homicide. christie ileto has the growing crisis. >> we're tired of it. >> reporter: frustration grows as the violence in the city of chester becomes the norm. a handful of people were shot across the city, three of the shootings in 24 hours. this is the community activist. >> drugs is playing a role. turf things people don't own are playing a role. you know retaliation. >> reporter: home to 21 murders so far this year, chester is on pace to eclipse last year's 26 total number of homicide.

in fact, the delaware county, 25 murders 84% of them happened in chester. >> does philadelphia needed to better, does chicago needed to better, does chester need to be better? yes. >> reporter: the mayor things the murder rate is a snapshot of a bigger unspoken problem. >> they focus on the homicide rate but they don't focus on the guns and ammunition. why are guns and ammunition so easily acceptable. until we address the big issue, the problem will continue to persist. >> reporter: some residents argue they are stepping up to stop the violence, but the undercurrent of crime is too strong. >> we're not all the way into the summer yet, that's very scary. i hope and pray this kind of nonsense will stop. >> reporter: the mayor acid the city is working on a pilot

program to track the guns used in the violence crimes they are hoping to get state funding for that. christie ileto channel 6 "action news." >> 7:13 a.m., a young mother said thank you to the police officers who were able to get her to a life saving transplant. she had 90 minutes to get from long island to manhattan to receive a new liver and kidney back on june 26. she knew traffic would be bumper to bumper, she ran to her local police department, officers sprang into action and put her in a helicopter and and they escorted her to the hospital. >> they saved me and gave me a chance to be okay for my kids. i can never repay that. >> the medic, the pilot and the officer were all named this month's nasau county's top cop. >> that's a great story.

>> reporter: it's nice to see a great story like that for a change. we have a great forecast before i interrupted you, i apologize. [laughter]. we start out with the beautiful sky6 live hd this is the philadelphia airport, i'm being scalded here. the sun is glistening down. the runways are not damp like they were yesterday at this time. today promises to be a nice day overall. we talked about 50/50 weekend. yesterday being the bad one, today the good one. yesterday was not all that bad, to begin with, but today promises to be much better. not much in the way of a chance of rain in the next 48 hours sore. today and tomorrow we keep it at zero. tuesday, 20% chance north and west, in the lehigh valley and far western suburbs, wednesday looks quiet. thursday, that's the best chance of seeing showers and thunderstorms over the next few days. a perfect opportunity to wash the car.

you don't need to water the lawns or anything like that. we had plenty of rain. as a matter of fact over the past 6 weeks, look at the rainfall totals over the locations in the viewing area. 11.75 inches in atlantic city. reading, 10.75. wilmington, almost 9 inches in the past 6 weeks. philadelphia, 8.1. trenton, almost 7 1/2 inches of rain, it's been a very soggy july into august. we look at storm tracker 6 live nothing going on, it's nice to see that. we have showers and sprinkles quickly approaching the delaware beaches as far south as ocean city maryland. it should noting lifting north to the jersey shore. just the delaware beaches for the next hour. once that crosses the region we'll go mostly sunny the rest of the way. philadelphia, 71. a comfortable 71. dewpoints continue to drop.

millville, 73. trenton, 69. the shorepoints are checking in around 74. here's satellite and radar along along -- a couple of clouds and showers down to the south. nothing going on in the west, western pennsylvania, you get into new england, high pressure is running the u.s./canadian border here. future tracker 6 confirms that. mostly sunny, combination of sun and clouds. lowering humidity levels dewpoints in the 50s. tomorrow morning it may feel crisp to some of you, especially north and west of the city, where overnight lows are dropping into the low to mid 50s. tomorrow we start out with sun and we'll see the high, thin clouds increase during the day. for today, 86 in philadelphia. less humid. allentown, 82. millville, 84. toms river, 84. lancaster, 82 degrees.

yesterday it was a miserable day down in cape may county it rained all day long. today is partly sunny, nice, 84 degrees is the forecasted high with lowering humidity levels. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast here we go, it stays quiet, 86 degrees, less humid, monday, sun and clouds, 84. tuesday the slightest chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm north and west in the afternoon. everybody else staying quiet 86. wednesday, warmer, 89. thursday, threat of thunderstorm 86. friday and saturday turnings a little more humid, mid 80s and maybe a thunderstorm. >> congratulations to the holbrooke little leaguers, the team defeated maryland to clinch a place in the llws. 19 years ago, another team the boys from toms river won the little league world series, we hope that holbrooke can match that, good luck guys!

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back everyone, 7:24 a.m., sunday morning, forecast for today looks a lot brighter than yesterday. combination of sun and clouds. 84 degrees. lowering humidity levels. philadelphia, lowering humidity, 86. poconos high temperatures in the mid 70s and wall-to-wall blue skies. heading into the tropics, here we go we have a newly formed tropical depression north of

san juan puerto rico. we have an area of high pressure off to the northeast sitting right here. the high is steering the storm closer to the coast, but the saving grace is the cold front that's pushing through now and lowering the humidity levels. there's the front right there. this front should steer the tropical feet in between the two and out to sea. there's a 10% chance they could pinch together and close the door which would force it this way, but there's a 90% chance that doesn't happen and it is out to sea. newly formed tropical depression north of san juan puerto rico, close to the bahama islands. >> phillies play the mets this afternoon in south philadelphia. the phillies won last night, but they mownders losses off the -- mourned losses off the field. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: alum nigh -- alumni

weekend is usually a happy occasion, but with the loss of darren daulton it was a different tone. schmidt said darren was about love, the emotion shown on their faces as they honored and saluted their former teammates and friends. >> like these men be a beacon of light, like these men, spread love at home and in the community. the wall of fame family will miss those guys, but celebrate their lives and the memories of this left behind. >> aaron nola giving the phils alumni a great performance. you got to love the throw by freddie galvis who gunned down the runner at the plate. mets took a 1-0 lead.

nola8 strikeouts in seven innings of work. phils go on to win it. darby day, we met the eagles long term solution to cornerback. ron darby, just hanging out. he played 29 games for the bills. he is excited to get things started as a brand new bird. >> i'm excited especially in a city like this, great fans, my goal is to come in and learn from the vets, jenkins and all them, and come in and learn the play book. they are a young group, i'm a young guy, only 23. i seen them today they are out there working hard. there's a lot of talent, like the future looking bright. >> ron jaworski and the

philadelphia soul heading back to the arena bowl. i took my family to the soul game and there's no place louder. baltimore was the only team to beat them, not last night. they will play for the title in about two weeks. how about that. hopefully another championship in town. that's sports, have a great day. >> two philadelphia police recruits are making a name for themselves even before hitting the streets of the city. the department introduced these future bomb-sniffing dogs on twitter. they live with an officer while they grow up and go through training.

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now we're gathering details about breaking news out of chester, delaware county. two men in a vehicle have been shot by chester police. the suspects are accused of shooting a man outside a bar on edgemont street and opening fire on responding officers who returned fire and shot the men. there was a short chase. the car eventually crashed. right now the two men in that vehicle and a third man shot there, all in the hospital. we'll keep you posted. >> 7:30 turning to accuweather now, the rain has moved out. we're ending the weekend on a

drier note. beautiful day ahead. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers with all the accuweather details. it is a perfect night for the last night of musikfest, right? >> reporter: actually it may be a little too cool for some of you liking. temperatures drop into the low 60s during the late evening hours in bethlehem. you may want to bring along something with a light sleeve. temperatures this morning are comfortable. 64 in allentown. reading, 64. still showing mid 70s south and east, the humidity levels are beginning to drop off it it's not too terribly bad. nothing close to what we experienced yesterday as far as humidity. wilmington, 69. dover, 71. poconos 60. trenton checking in at 69 degrees. dewpoint temperatures again, the way we scale this, 70s is oppressive. mid to upper 60s is humid. low 660s and 50s lower. that's comfortable. all the numbers west of philadelphia beginning to drop. 65 in philadelphia. you were at 74 just 24 hours ago. reading, 64.

millville on the other side of the front, 72. cape may, 72. it's south jersey and southern delaware that's feeling the humidity this morning. but, again all the numbers will be dropping in time. storm tracker 6 live a couple of spritzes and sprinkles or a brief shower for the delaware beaches. it will not last long maybe a half-hour or 45 minutes sore. the rest of the way today we're looking at a combination of sun and clouds, that's the call from accuweather, turning less humid and comfortable. the normal for this time of the year is 86. that's where we should top things out later on. jersey shore, the beaches looks nice, as well. high temperatures in the mid 80s >> reporter: same thing combination of sun and clouds. as nydia mentioned before, it's a comfortable start to the weekend, how long do the changes last? i'll have the changes in the seven-day forecast with the details. >> the mayor of charlottesville blamed the bloodshed in the city on political differences in the

country. a confrontation between white nationalists and counter protesters led to three deaths including a woman who was run down and killed on the street. one suspect is in custody. police say he drove drove his car into the counter protesters at white nationalist rally killing one and injuring 19 others. the person has been identified as james alex fields of ohio. two virginia state police officers died in a helicopter crash while assisting with public safety efforts. president trump denounced the violence, but did not condemn the white supremist, but the mayor of charlottesville and others did. >> the tide of hatred and intolerance and bigotry that has come to us, that marched down with tortures of the lawn of one of the founders of democracy is brought here about our outsider,

and people who belong in the trash heap of history. >> not long after the protests erupted ended with a person dieing, people in many places gathered for impromptu vigils. annie mccormick went to several vigils held in the area. >> reporter: almost immediately in our area there were a number of community groups that began organizing vigils to support those injured and killed in charlottesville. in jenkintown a little more than two dozen people gathered at the town square. >> we're trying to to have a measured response of love and peace and kindness and getting along in peace. >> reporter: rallies like this one are condemning the white national i also rally that began -- national iist rally tht

began in virginia. >> we're talking about people who say hate is not okay and to be killed for it. >> we have a crowd gathered to say we believe in equality and diversity. >> reporter: in doylestown 50 to 60 people quickly organized. in center city philly we rise took to the streets in response to the events in virginia. philadelphia mayor jim kenny tweeting i denounce white supremist rally and violence in virginia. even though this event was in direct response to what happened in virginia, both groups say throughout the year they will continue to have events for the community including solidarity dinners. reporting in jenkintown, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> 7:35 a.m., in other news, a corner store in strawberry mansion went up in flames this

morning. firefighters found flames shooting from the building at north 25th and dolphin streets around 1:25 a.m. no injuries were reported. the philadelphia fire marshal is investigating. a 911 call led police to a shooting victim in north philadelphia. the 52-year-old man was found lying on the 2400 block of north 20th street. he suffered gunshot wounds to his back and thigh and taken to the hospital in critical condition. police have not made any arrests. this morning an accused shoplifter is dead. police i say he drown trying to make his getaway in woodbury, new jersey. bob brooks has the details. >> reporter: it was a tragic scene rescue seems removed the body of a 20-year-old man. police say it was the result of a shoplifting incident escalating. it started at 4:00 a.m. 20-year-old was spotted shoplifting from the wawa yards up the street.

when police arrived he took off and jumped into the lake. this is chaotic scene this man saw when he showed up to work on evergreen avenue. >> there was police line up everywhere. i got a few stories from a couple of people working with the team saying that somebody drown. >> reporter: it was clear rescue crews were searching for someone. police say after he jumped in and refused their commands, he swam under the evergreen avenue bridge and they lost sight of him. >> i opened the door, i looked to my left and the body was laying right there. >> reporter: right now officials are ruling the death as accidental. brown said she lived here in woodbury her whole life and never saw anything like this before. >> reporter: we hope this never happens again here, police are not releasing the name of the young man who lost his life. reporting in woodbury, bob

brooks channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia mayor kenny is promising a full investigation into a fatal police-involved shooting in north philadelphia. 31-year-old tyrice carlisle died in the confrontation friday night. his mother called police saying he feels trying to steal her car on darian street and allegheny avenue. carlisle allegedly grabbed an officer's gun and let it go and grabbed the other officer's gun that's when the officers shot carlisle. his family said he suffered from mental health issues. happening right now, the world is watching the growing showdown between the u.s. and north korea. both president trump president m jong-un are trading military remarks. >> reporter: a new warning from kim jong-un north korea sending this message. if the trump administration does

not want the american empire to meet its tragic doom they should talk and act properly. north korea said it was planning to send four missiles to the waters off guam. his latest message from president trump's string of warnings saying that the u.s. military is locked and loaded. to his latest. >> if anything happens to guam there will be big, big trouble in north korea. the. >> reporter: the governor of guam urging calm to 60,000 americans who live there. today he received a call from the president. the president even promising him a tourism boom. >> you've become extremely famous. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell abc there is no high alert for u.s. forces here, but should conflict break out. it is the citizens of south korea who could pay the steepest

price. there are 14,000 tubes of arrest arrest -- arrest -- artillary that could rain down on north korea while south south korea ce caught in the cross hairs. this man defected to the south. >> i knew that the notary geem was all false north regime was all false. it is slavery. >> reporter: what you can see from the observation point is propaganda. across the river you can see apartments buildings and other structures, if you look through the observation glasses you can see they are fake. >> reporter: crucial to solving the crisis china, north korea's

biggest trading partner, china urging restraint from both sides in a phone call from president trump an president xi late last night. >> that was martha raddatz report she'll be back live from south korea. general mcmaster will on this week with george stephanopoulos. much more to come on "action news" in sunday. the benjamin franklin parkway turns 100 years old. 6abc loves the arts shows you the freebies happening on philadelphia's museum row. sky6 live hd taking you live outside on sunday morning. cape may, new jersey. 7:41 a.m. is your time. 71 degrees. meteorologist chris sowers tracking your sunday forecast. he said today is going to be a good one. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come

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>> philadelphia's jazz on the ave musikfest had a lot of people dancing in the streets yesterday, including a city police officer. ♪ looking good officer, the musikfest along cecil b. more avenue is a must-attend summer concert for jazz lovers. >> 7:44 a.m., i wonder if the

weather will make us dance. >> reporter: it's already making me dance. it looks better than yesterday, we're already getting more sun than yesterday, it's not even 8:00 a.m. in the this morning. we're doing something right. the humidity continues to lower, there's a nice little breeze out of the northwest. today is a delightful day get out and enjoy it. storm tracker 6 live 6 is quiet this morning. we don't have any precipitation on the radar. this is green is ground clutter or false return. the only moisture is in the area, this is sussex county, delaware, cape may point. a couple of showers passing over the delaware beaches. it is moving like that not up toward the jersey shore. avalon, stone harbor, you'll be okay. delaware beaches may be an hour's worth of light rain.

there will be clouds and sun. 64 in allentown. philadelphia, 71. cape may, 75. poconos 60 degrees. satellite and radar as anticipated we had a couple of pop-up showers and thunderstorms yesterday, but most of the time it was dry, we have a couple of clouds to the south, and a few showers, small area of low pressure is working its way off the coast of the virginia capes. nice and sunny across western portions of pennsylvania. high pressure running the u.s./canadian border will keep things generally quiet over the next 48 hours. there's showers west of philadelphia. small little disturbance will sneak in like this. as we go wider there's not much to talk about. we have systems that will fizzle out that will bring beneficial rains to the heartland of the nation. there's no huge storms on the map. that's good because the summer has been wet for us, we don't need any more rain. 9:00 a.m., mostly sunny skies, a

couple of clouds and same thing this afternoon, by 4:00 p.m., puffy cumulus clouds developing north and west. overnight tonight, clear and comfortably cool. you go north and west of the city, temperatures are all the way down into the low 50s tonight. 8:00 a.m., mostly sunny skies, clouds, by afternoon we see high, thin clouds work their way in. showers off to the west, some of them could sneak into the western suburbs late in the day on tuesday. this afternoon, sun and clouds that's the call from accuweather, less humid, comfortable, warm, 86 degrees is the forecasted high. nice breeze out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. poconos looking good, delightful very comfortable, mostly sunny, 74 degrees, no humidity at all up there. nice day to take the boat on out, jersey shore looking good, as well. 73 degrees is the ocean water temperature. partly sunny skies, it's fairly humid now, the humidity drops off in the afternoon. 84 degrees on the sand. musikfest looking nice, you may need something with sleeves. later on, the temperature,

remember the humidity levels drop off. you have a nice breeze out of the northwest. 9:00 p.m. 67 will feel chilly. 65 by 10. the headliner jethro tull takes the stage at 7 in bethlehem. today, 86 degrees. sun an clouds tomorrow, 84. slight shower moving into west philadelphia, 86. wednesday, warmer, close to 90. thursday, friday, saturday, mid 80s, chance of a thunderstorm everyday. that's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, more "action news" coming up after this

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little unsettled, seven and clouds everyday. pop-up shower or thunderstorm. >> i'm so happy no 90s are on the board. >> "good morning america" weekend is next. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. >> three men are shot after a night outside a delaware county bar turn violent. the suspects turned their guns on police. plus we have a story of a young girl who fights against the odds and breaks a world record. plus, chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now, for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. if you're looking for something to do later today, go to musikfest, i'll be there.

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