"action news" a man shot and critically wounded by police at a block party. you will hear from a witness to the shooting. >> new winner again, the powerball jackpot soars to $660 million. a pleasant good morning to you. it is 6:00 a.m., sunday morning, sky6 live hd giving you that beautiful shot right there of penns landing. >> let's go outside now to meteorologist david murphy in for chris sowers, good morning, david, nice to see you. >> reporter: a nice crisp sunday morning it is. we have sunshine coming up over

the horizon. we had severe weather in pennsylvania late yesterday that's done. we have sunshine building and cloud cover out here, it stays sunny as we roll through the day. 69 currently in philadelphia. 61 in allentown and reading and lancaster. 65 in trenton. 68 in millville. 69 in dover. 74 warmer in cape may. your dewpoints are running in the levels we like to see from philadelphia up north, low 60s. upper 50s, you got to get to 60 before you start talking humidity, millville a little bit more humid, that dark patch of green above dover a bit more humid there, not bad feeling comfortable this morning and staying low with the humidity the rest of the way. we're looking at mostly sunny skies, we'll see serious clouds at times, and pop up fair weather cumulus and generally

very bright. 3:00 p.m., 88 degrees, might be sitting on that at 3:30 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. we have the solar eclipse tomorrow, 80% coverage in the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll talk about the timing of that when i come up with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nydia will give you the latest call for eclipse monday. nice for now, though. >> developing this morning a block party ended with police shooting a man in north philadelphia and an investigation into the shooting is happening right now. the party was happening on the 2500 block of north adder street. one of the attend des notice a man who was not a guest and flagged down officers. the armed man ran toward the alley and they followed him. police say he pointed the gun and opened fire. >> he followed him, my friends

was giving up like this, you know how he wasn't shooting just to shoot, he shot once and took his time and shot two more times. >> the man was shot in the leg and taken to temple university hospital in critical condition. after the police shooting officers say several men began pelting them with rocks and bottles. other officers arrived to calm the situation. no officers were hurt. a wrong way driver is dead after a crash on the new jersey turnpike in mount laurel. a car going southbound in the northbound lanes slammed head on to the other vehicle. the man and woman were not seriously hurt, the identity of the wrong way driver was not released. this morning the son of late philadelphia mayor and police commissioner, frank rizzo is speaking out. in the past few weeks, vandals have taken aim at a statue and mural honoring rizzo. there's call for the statues to

be taken down and there's strong support for the statue and rizzo's legacy. >> shame on them. >> reporter: from white paint to a mural to black power on a monument, likenesses of former mayor frank rizzo under assault. frank junior reacts. it bothers me to see things like this happen. in any instance you have to remember it's one or two people, not a majority. >> reporter: the italian market mural said killer cop. it's horrifying who helped paint the mural in 1995. >> it's not once, it's five times, ten times, it happens too often. >> reporter: days earlier a germantown man spray painted the statue of rizzo at the municipal

services building. city council woman called for the statue to be taken down. rizzo was a controversial figure among some, his son said he was a heavy handed law enforcer, but not a racist. >> he didn't care if a criminal was white be black, yellow, purple. he enforced the laws. >> reporter: in mural arts philadelphia raised the possibility of removing the mural some calling it divisive, others we spoke said it should stay. >> >> we live in 2017 those things should not matter, we should worry about the war that's starting in the white house. >> the mayor was a big figure in the city. i may not like everything he did. >> why would they want to remove the mural of my dad in

south philadelphia. that mural is there for people though learn about philadelphia. >> rizzo tells me his 101-year-old mother heard about the vandalism, he said it bothers her, but she is used to it since her husband took shots from critics most of his life. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> 40,000 people marched in boston. >> >> it was a counter protest to a free speech rally where conservatives planned to deliver speeches. the free speech march distanced itself from the white supremacists. there were about 30 arrests, but large crowd were mostly peaceful.

>> i think all the people that came out to share the message of love not hate. >> nobody got hurt, nobody got killed. >> president donald trump commended the demonstrators via twitter to standing up to bigotry and hate. >> the president added our great country has been divided for decades, sometimes you need protests to heal and we will he'll and be stronger than ever before. meantime, tensions escalated at a rally against white supremacy in dallas, texas. some people there want the spirit of the confederacy statue taken down. this was among half dozen demonstrations across the country. in charlottesville many offered hugs to bring hope in

the shadow of the racially twinged violence. powerball back jot $650 million. nobody matched the numbers in the drawing worth a cool 535 million. keep dreaming because you have another chance to become a millionaire. the numbers, 17, 19, 39, 43, 68, the powerball number 13. the next drawing on wednesday night is the third largest in the history of the u.s. jackpots. that's right, nydia. a lot of money you can see the numbers on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. after the accuweather forecast. >> here's the eve of the great american eclipse we're counting down and hitting the road to see the show up in the heavens. >> people everywhere including our area are scrambling to get

their hands on glasseses need to -- glasses needed to safely gaze at the celestial event. >> reporter: even though we know the eclipse is coming for a long time, like other things in life, many have waited to get the proper viewing sunglasses. >> i called around so many places, i'm a procrastinator, so, yeah, i'm very, very happy. >> reporter: she was one of the so many people coming into main line optical in ardmore to get the family glasses. she and several others we spoke to said if we had not found some, we would have taken our chances. >> the owner of mainlands optical said it's very, very damaging. he said the phones have been ringing off the hook,. >> we're all sold out of eclipse glasses. >> reporter: they had 500 pairs

available this morning but they are accounted for. >> pretty easily another two thousand. >> reporter: it's simple, put them on. >> how do we look? >> can't see anything. >> no. >> reporter: that's the points. >> he said that is indeed the point. >> reporter: at the philadelphia zoo, the line speaks for itself. the first man in line said seeing something like this is special. i got to see one in 1979. it was a wonderful thick. these why he is running on a little less salim than usual. >> i had un-- a little less sleep than usual. >> today is my birthday, i thought it would be be fitting to me to do something for my family, since they do so much for me. >> reporter: in case you're wondering i had to return that pair that i was trying to --

trying on. we heard from somebody who didn't get the protected eye ware they would use sunglasses, do not do that, again, do not look at the eclipse without the glasses. >> abc news air lives as the eclipse heads across the country. >> adam joseph is in missouri where a view will give you a look at the total eclipse. >> you can find a special -- you can find more at 6abc.com/eclipse. time 6:11 a.m., there's much more to come on "action news" for a sunday morning.

remembrances are pouring in for legendary comedian dick gregory who fought tirelessly for civil rights on and off the stage. >> the phillies break two long losing streaks. >> we'll go west to her tomorrow's total solar eclipse. >> reporter: it's going to be a warm one today, high of 88 degrees, that's several degrees above average. tomorrow looks warm, we'll have the forecast for you coming up. ♪

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strawberry mansion. dedication is scheduled for september 24. it will be a cool event to attend. >> it was a warm day yesterday. but cooler today. >> reporter: it's nice today, humidity on the low side. there's city hall, looking good across the region. and probably staying that way today there was severe weather to the west, yellow watch boxes popping up in western pennsylvania, but they are gone. now we've got, there they they , we have cloud cover off to the north and west, generally speaking that is not looking like a problem today in terms of any major cloud cover. we'll have pleasant of sunshine out there, so, if you're planning on being outside, sunscreen will be important today and obviously glasses if

you're driving around the highways and byways across the region. 84 degrees, it's going to be a nice one. good conditions down the shore, we don't have moderate risk of rich currents. in the ocean, 78 degrees around the mouth of delaware bay. 85 in bethany beach. the high in philadelphia, 88 degrees, sunny, warm, winds on the light side 7 to 14 miles per hour. a toasty one out there. cool drinks important if you're out and about doing any exercise or anything like that. overnight mainly clear and comfortable, 64 degrees is the forecasted high there. overnight we're not looking at winds all that strong. for the eclipse we think it will be decent viewing with a few clouds around, the eclipse will begin at 1:21 p.m. in philadelphia. it will peak at 2:44 p.m., when

the sky will be darkest and 80% coverage over the sun at that point, the whole thing wraps up at 1 minute past 4:00 p.m. we'll get warm, high of 89. it will feel more humid as the day goes on. there's a pesky model that brings the cold front in closer to us, clouds us up a little bit more and might give us an afternoon shower. we're trending against that, right now, but i want to mention there's uncertainty in the forecast, most models going with the mostly sunny idea. hopefully, that's the way it holds. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, high 88 degrees, sunny and nice today. tomorrow, mostly sunny and hope that the clouds hold off to the west of us before we get to the end of eclipse around 4:00 p.m. 89 degrees is the high. hot and humid on tuesday, 91 there's a chance of a thunderstorm. on westbound wednesday, humid, a thunderstorm possible, 84 degrees there.

thursday, sunny less humid, 82 degrees, that looks like a nice night for the eagles preseason game and the rest of the forecast looks great. we're going for 79 degrees, friday, bright and beautiful. saturday, nice and sunny, 81 degrees, the union play at night. there will be good weather for the union and the phillies home most of their days look good, especially the weekend. guys we're hoping for sunshine tomorrow we'll see one of the models may be wanting to trick us a little bit, but homefully it holds up pretty good. celebration of city of chester's revitalization. activities included live performances and various vendors were on hand selling locally produced products. the store will be located along

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the diamond ring. >> it doesn't seem real yet, i don't know, yet inside it makes me kind of happy. >> graham said she never told her late husband she lost the ring, but she had told her son. graham said the ring still facilities perfectly. >> no word yet on how many carats it is. >> you're on a roll this morning. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. . trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now. ♪ find out how much your car's worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com

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at the commodore barry bridge. it is 6:26 a.m., 69 degrees. the phillies 6-game losing streak is over, and so is their 11 game losing street in the game of california. phillies faithful loved watching this. later on, ty kelly bust it wide open with a grand slam. tough night for the union, they let a win slip away against san jose, they nailed the free kick and tied at 2, it ended 2-all. they are scrapping for a playoff spot. alshawn jeffrey is playing ketchup heading into the third preseason game. he played thursday, and this

coming thursday is when the starters see the most playing time. here's the wide receivers coach. >> there's not much alshawn can't do, it's a matter of getting him in the right spot, making sure sure he is clean with everything we do. make sure he and carson are on the same page and we get the continuity we want. >> corey clement is giving wilmington native a run for his money at running back. every year south jersey sends

more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey.

this morning, the jackpot catapulted overnight to a mind blowing $650 million. whoa, set for the show, the total solar eclipse happens tomorrow, we're live with a preview. >> first let's go outside for david murphy in for chris sowers, a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a it's a beautiful one, david. >> reporter: what a beautiful day this morning, if you have plans to be outside and get the early morning run in, you're in good shape. we had a few cells out by pittsburgh that's done. we have sunshine coming up over the horizon. low 60s in allentown reading and lancaster. 68 in millville. down in cape may, 74.

dewpoints are on the low side. anytime you have a dewpoint of 60 we start to talk about humidity, not humid at all in philadelphia or allentown. a little bit stickier in cape may and in dover, you have a dark green blip which would indicate higher humidity. we have sunshine and not that there couldn't be a fair weather cumulus clouds in the afternoon. 7:00 a.m., 69 degrees, noon, 81 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 88 degrees that's the high. 83 degrees at 7:00 p.m. we're looking at a total eclipse in the southern states. around here, 80% coverage, which should be pretty dramatic, if you have the eclipse glasses you can take a look at it. when i come back we'll talk about the forecast for tomorrow and the timing and the dramatic view of the sun with the moon on

top will be. we'll be inside with more on that, right now a terrific start, nydia. >> if you're just waking up, allow us to put you back in dream lands. powerball jackpot stands at $650 million. nobody matched all the numbers for the next one on wednesday night. it will be one of the largest ones in terms of lottery jackpots. you can watch wednesday's numbers on "action news" at 11:00 p.m., after the accuweather forecast. >> civil rights activist and median david gregory has died at the age of 84. in the early 60s he made people last and made them e think about the racial divide in the country. he drew national attention to the early efforts to promote integration and social justice for blacks. he was a follower of and

martin luther king. praise is pouring in for dick gregory. corey booker tweeted -- civil rights leaders, reverend jesse jackson tweeted this. new this morning, philadelphia police are searching for clues in the shooting that left a man critically injured. the 20-year-old man was shot in the stomach on the 45th hundred block of marvine street in the city's logan section. a well dressed thief pulled

off an armed robbery at the jewelry store on the main line. we have clear pictures of the suspect. this happened tuesday evening at the bernie robins store in villanova. you can see the suspect pretending to be a customer as the clerk shows him several watches. he pulls out a gun and helps himself to several rolexes in the case. here's a closeup of his face, if you know who he is, call police. >> kings queens and other government leaders are attending a service for the victims of last thursday astles terror attacks. yesterday the king and queen laid a wreath at the site where a van ran through a crowd. spanish police put up dozens of road blocks across the northeastern section of the countries to find the driver.

the 22-year-old ma -- moroccan man is accused of carrying out the attack. shootout happened in fayette county during a sting separation. the state trooper set up a man suspected of carrying out a string of robberies. the meeting turned into a confrontation, the suspect pulled out a gun and shot one of the troopers in the stomach, the other in the hand. the troopers returned fire killing the suspect, one trooper remains in critical condition. a second police officer shot in florida friday night has died, sam howard and matthew dua confrontation in kissimmee. officers arrested the suspect at a bar. >> the kennedy center awards will go on without president trump and the first lady.

fallout for his sponsor lack of of response to the white supremacists rally last week. several said they would not attends the white house reception if president trump is there. the kennedy center said it respects the decision to cancel the reception. the show will go on as scheduled for december 3. pennsylvania students will spend less time taking standardized tests. parents have been pushing for more creative lessons. governor wolf said some sections have been removed and others shortens translating to 20% less time required. more than 24 hours away from the great american eclipse from the coast of oregon across the countries to the shores of south carolina. millions of people are getting ready for the unforgettable event. abc's marcy gonzalez is live in

oregon with a look at the preparations and all the excitement, hey, marcy. >> reporter: good morning, gray, this is the first place in the country any one can see the eclipse. travelers are in place for tomorrow. >> reporter: today the sprint to see the solar eclipse. millions traveling from around the country and world. >> they are from australia, england, germany. >> reporter: heading to the prime spots for the celestial show. >> we picked nebraska to come too. >> reporter: creating massive traffic jams and long lines for gas. >> it's busy here. >> reporter: from coast to coast along the path of totality, a business boom. makeshift campgrounds turning up. >> i've been turning folks away for three days. >> reporter: and the essential solar eclipse glasses selling

out. >> we ran through 25,000-plus glasses. >> reporter: ahead of the most watched total solar eclipse in history. you know the crowds in some places may be scaring away travelers from other areas. this city was expecting 100,000 people to come into town for the eclipse. everyone we talked to surprisingly so far this is the least business weekend they can remember here in years. live in lincoln city, oregon, marcy, gonzalez, channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> i guess people don't like crowds. west chester university is hosting a public viewing party from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. the gathering takes place at the academic quad, telescopes and glasses his will be available. >> princeton will hold a viewing party at palmer square

at the university from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. we would like to reminds you that meteorologist adam joseph is in missouri a place that will give you a view of the total solar eclipse. the live report begins tonight at 6:00 p.m. on "action news." you can find a special sexuality 6abc.com/eclipse as we prepare for the celestial event. monday we'll have live cameras coast to coast for you, at 10:00 join us for a special edition of "action news" at 6abc.com, as the delaware and lehigh valleys watch the 2017 solar eclipse. abc news airs live special coverage as the eclipse makes its way across the country from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. after "action news." it will be so much fun. >> there's much more to come on "action news" this sunday, back to school savings. today in what's the deal, quick tips and tricks to save money on the ever growing list of

classroom supplies. ♪ all right, the queen of soul aretha franklin is taking on a new venture, off the stage and we have the details. >> sky6 live hd live look right now center city skyline there, meteorologist david murphy back next with the exclusive accuweather forecast. it is good one, we'll be right back. the last total solar eclipse in the u.s. was in 1979 but it only past through a small part of the western u.s. for the last total eclipse you have to go back to 1918. for more solar eclipse accu facts stay with "action news."

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that's impressive. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." >> time 6:45 a.m., you're up we're on, david murphy is here nice to see you. >> reporter: nice to see you guys, too, karen was here yesterday. and she is sleeping this morning. we're looking at sky6 live hd. we have sunshine across the region, and we're expecting to maintain mainly sunny skies as we go through the day, so get the shades ready and the sunscreen, too, if you're heading out early. 69 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint is down at 60. not humid across the region unless you go way down around dover, delaware, that's a little stickier, cape may county a little on the humid side. everybody overall is looking good today. winds are fairly light at 8 miles per hour out of the northwest they will stay light to moderate, might go up to the low to mid teens at times. barometer is on the rise, over

30 inches the ocean temperature, 72 degrees off ac ascertain some areas along the -- and some areas along the coast where the waters are warmer. we had a cell that fell part with a shower coming through. now we have clouds building off to the north and west. overall warm and sunny, 70 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 76 degrees, not too bad, stretching a little bit and getting your breakfast and going out for your run. 81 degrees at noon, getting warmer. the high today will be toasty, 88 degrees, but mainly sunny skies and 6:00 p.m., 84 degrees. the humidity on the low side all the way today. 84 in allentown. mid 80s in trenton and lancaster. 86 in wilmington and millville. 86 on the boardwalk in ac. 83 in cape may. a nice afternoon ahead. of course, tomorrow, we have the

partial solar eclipse here, total out in the midwest and the southern states. we're looking at very likely good viewing with sunshine and clouds. i'll talk about that in a moment. the eclipse begins the at 1:21 a.m., it peaks at 2:44 p.m. it ends at 1 minute past 4:00 p.m. it's around the 2:30 p.m., 3:00 p.m. period it will be the best. we're looking at a frontal boundary to our west tomorrow. if it stays to the west, we'll winds up with mostly sunny skies and patchy clouds. 89 is the high. i could see humidity rising during the day. some models are suggesting as this pushes east we'll cloud up a little bit, perhaps before the eclipse is done. there's a pesky model that has a shower popping up in the afternoon. we're not going that way, we'll go optimistic because most of the models have us staying dry in the afternoon with mostly

sunny skies. prep for the solar eclipse, you can't look at the sun without glasses, if you don't have them, don't try it. find a watch party a lot of times they will give you glasses there. hope for clear skies, most of the model suggesting we'll have a fair amounts of sun. today, 88 tomorrow, 89. hot and humid, tuesday, 91 with a nighttime thunderstorm. 84 humid on thunderstorm on wednesday, back to really nice weather, thursday, sunny, 82. great for eagles and phillies fans. friday is looking great. 79 and saturday, and even sunday looking nice. humidity is coming down toward the end of the summer. >> we're heading to the beach, so that sounds great. >> a rare white moose is making

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men. >> 6:51 a.m., someone shot and killed a man in a park where he coached a kids basketball league. rick williams has the details in the crime fighters report. >> he it was a great person, he helped the kids and the boys and girls club, he did a lot of thing with basketball with the children, everybody in the neighborhood loved him. i got so much support. >> reporter: that's why tamara said she has trouble accepting what happened to her son kiem pitman. on friday, august 1, pitman was at a playground in philadelphia's frankford section. before 10:30 p.m., police were called for a person with a gun, when they arrived they found the 24-year-old suffering from a gunshot wound in the upper

torso. he was pronounced at the hospital. >> it wasn't a robbery, it was intended for him. the person wanted him dead. >> reporter: the city is offering up to $20,000 in reward money for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call the citizens crime commission 215-546-tips all calls remain anonymous. >> i want the person who killed my son to come forward, because you took a whole lot of my heart, i want you to come forward for my child, for my grandchild for my family, give us some justice. rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> a wisconsin man survived accidentally firing a nail right into his heart. contractor doug ferguson is back home and healthy, several jobs after his on the job injury. he dropped the nail gun and 3 1/2 inch framing nail shot

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memorable moment the queen of soul performing for the pope francis two years ago. she returns to philadelphia this week for her final concert. she is retiring and taking on a new venture. ♪

franklin takes the stage at the mann center on saturday, the rock and roll hall of famer said come the fall said she is finished doing concerts, she has been performing for 50 years. she is 75 an plans to open a flight club in detroit near her home of many years. she is working on a new album, you will soon hear from her again. >> queen of soul, got to love her. >> a huge fixture across the pond goes silent tomorrow. big ben's famous chimes are being disconnected to allow the to your and clock to be restored. that work could last four careers. some british lawmakers are pressing for speedier repairs, because the sound of big ben is a way of life. with the exception of occasional stoppages, the great clock has

gone on for 156 years. look at this rare astin martin. friday it sold for $22 million. that's the most a british made car has ever sold were only fiv. this was the first time one was sold at auction. >> it's a beauty. >> if i win the lottery, i could get one or four of them. >> there's another hour of "action news" straight ahead. >> the son of late mayor frank rizzo has a message for people upset about his dad's statue. that statue and mural have been vandalized. >> philadelphia police shoot a man who they say had a gun in the middle of a block party. >> a complete update from

meteorologist david murphy who is in for chris sowers. he'll get you caught up on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tell you how to plan your sunday and let you know what to expect for eclipse monday. >> 24 people are hospitalized

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