nydia. >> karen thank you. >>> 6:47 now.sheriff says all indications are that the inmate who fatally shot two bailiffs at a courthouse was trying to break out of custody. 44-year-old larry darnell gordon was at the courthouse for a hearing on multiple felony charges. the sheriff says authorities will no warning signs gordon would be violent. two bail lives died. a deputy who was injured in the shooting is doing final he ifine andhe's in intensive carer surgery. gordon was killed by officers. >>> a philadelphia judge is expected to unseal documents that could reveal what and when former penn state football coach joe paterno knew about jerry sandusky's sexual abuse. the documents from an insurance lawsuit could reveal a claim by a boy who says he told paterno about the molestation in 1976. that would conflict with paterno's account that he first received a complaint about sandusky in 2001. sandusky is already serving prison time for his convictions of child sexual abuse. >> a new budget is now on the books in pennsylvania but

nydia han is joining us.er to meteorologist, david murphy and to karen rogers for accuweather and traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we are starting outer in pretty good shape this morning. satellite imagery shows a little bit of cloud cover beginning to sweep down out of the north but it's high and thin enough where i think we'll get sunshine through and overall we're going for a mix of sun with and occasional clouds. this morning is cool. 68 degrees in philadelphia but just 63 in allentown. 65 in trenton, 64 in millville. still at 71 in cape may. maybe we won't get down into the 60's down there. it's close. 69 in wilmington and 64 in dover. the dewpoints, however, are higher today. remember yesterday it was just so comfortable, really the last three days, saturday, sunday, monday but we talked about how today was going to get a little more humid. when you get dewpoints over 60 that's an indication of it. so a little stickier especially if you're moving around doing your run this morning. be

nydia han is joining us.e's what's happening. >> temple's president ousted after a board of trustees meeting. details on why. >> a final farewell one day after a somber and emotional memorial the city of dallas will begin the hard task of laying five police to final rest. >> a dinosaur exhibit is vandalized. now the search is on for those responsible. >> so, let's find out more about some coming bad weather and go on over -- i should say humid weather. lotes let's go to dave murphy with that and karen rogers has her eye on your commute. good morning. >> for now the sun is blocked behind some low cloud cover by the coast so it doesn't feel that bad. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you that we're mainly dry but down south where it says wilmington in parts of cumberland and salem counties you can see a little bit of a shower that's kind of falling apart at this point as it heads towards route 55. that's the only rain we've got anywhere this morning. satellite does show you some cloud cover out to the west

nydia han is joining us. >> let's get right to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers much good morning, guys. >> warm and muggy once again this morning and this morning unlike yesterday we actually have one corner of the neighborhood that is looking at some showers and i'll go in tighter on these. you can see that this is pushing out of delaware over into south jersey salem county, the southern western portion anyway and the northeastern corner of cumberland county picking up some of this. looks like these are falling apart a little bit but it's possible you get a 10 minute real heavy downpour and that's because of the warm and muggy air's a nas place and the factor we have a frontal boundary that will be interacting with that warm unstable air as we go through the day. satellite and radar shows you not a whole lot of cloud cover out to the west. we're going for a sun and clouds mix today and eventually we'll be looking at additional showers and thunderstorms popping up ahead of an approaching frontal

nydia han is joining us. lets head over to meteorologist david murphy. i will take another from yesterday. matt pellman is in for karen rodgers with the latest on traffic. >> i can give you one more great day. tomorrow things start to change. wednesday is when that humidity starts to hit us again. today though nice out there we will see sunshine early on. maybe a few clouds streaking in as the day goes on. generally speaking in the bad and comfortable this morning stepping outside. 66 degrees. sixty-one in allentown. sixty-three cool and comfortable degrees in trenton. sixty-four in wilmington. down at the shore 68 in cape may. dew points in the 50's just about every where, that means air is not humid and we expect it to stay, low humidity wise today as we go through afternoon it will get warm. comfortable this morning 69. seventy-four by ten. then by noon we are in the lower 80's. today's high will be 87 degrees. you will want cool drinks but with humidity low. it is just one of the those nice summer afternoons. again tomorrow will be more humid, and th

it's not a pretty picture, matt and nydia.e back. ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ awareness and police activity in spots. i want to show you i-95 southbound past broad street. we can see police investigating a vehicle, police activity off to the side not impeding traffic on i-95. watch for that. we're starting to see delays doylestown line, 27 minute, this morning -- thorndale 21 minute delays. we have septa buses detoured related to the restrictions with dnc. we have storms coming through atlantic county and cumberland county and additional stuff pushing away from cape may. be careful of lightning and downpours. otherwise the story is the temperature and hot and humid it will be. 94 degrees by noon. the high is 98 at 3:00 p.m.ment with the humidity so high, the heat index will make it fe

matt o'donnell is off, nydia han is joining us. >> we're following breaking new details on the terror attack in france. overnight we learned an american father and his young son were killed. we'll have a live report as new information pours. >> four vehicles smashes into one another in south jersey leaving one person dead at the scene. >>> get ready for more oppressive heat today the humidity will drop. >>'ll take what we can when it comes to that let's go over to david murphy with accuweather karen rogers has the commute. >> reporter: it's only in the central counties, 89 advisory have been dropped north an south. the heat index values will get close to 100 and holding in the upper 90s. yesterday we had a heat index of 103. air quality is not so great. it's new jersey officials who have posted this, but frankly if you're in southeastern pennsylvania or dover, delaware, and in a sensitive category limit your outdoor exposure. sunshine coming up, clouds to the west, as we go through the day we'll get a few clouds popping up like yesterday. overall it looks fairly bright today. 79 decre

on this monday july 11th, matt o'donnell is off, nydia han is joining us this morning. >> we are following new information, police after rested a suspect wanted for killing a man in south jersey and briefly kidnapping the victim's son. protesters over police killings of african americans continue across the nation, overnight. >>> septa is putting a new plan in effect to deal with the ongoing regional rail crisis. >>> let's keep going with that. matt pellman will have in a moment. he is in for karen rodgers. but lets start with david movie which accu weather forecast. >> weather is starting out great before we turn back to the hot and humid stuff. we are looking at a lack of cloud cover. we will see plenty of sunshine early. the perhaps a few high clouds coming in as day goes on. temperatures this morning feeling good. 66 degrees in philadelphia currently. sixty-one in allentown. sixty in reading. sixty-three in trenton. sixty-four in wilmington. up to 68 in cape may. those dew points are in the 50's across the region. it doesn't feel that humid. you have to get up over 60 to start feeling

nydia han joins us in the studio. the democratic party tries to show unity as it opens up the dnc. >> i am proud to stand with her. >> with the hope of bringing the party together, hillary clinton's former opponent takes center stage. >> our tamala edwards heads up our live team coverage. she'll break down what happened overnight and look ahead to today's agenda. >> plus powerful storms moved through the region just as the dnc got under way. accuweather is tracking more steamy weather. >> karen rogers taking a look at what's backed up from the dnc. dave murphy is outside where it's not so bad this morning. >> the storms are gone. we've got sun coming up with just high clouds around. take a look at satellite. you can see the watch boxes from last night associated with those strong storms now off the board and we also have some high cloud cover streaking in from the west but generally speaking we're expecting things to be fairly bright today. as we take a look at the temperatures, we are in the 70's right now across the

for for matt pellman, david murphy, nydia han, i'm matt o'donnell. happy fourth!ing, america. central park blast. an 18-year-old severely injured after stepping on an explosion i have device. >> i don't know what happened. there was a small explosion. >> then dust. >> then dust. >> the bomb squad on the scene. an investigation under way. the country on edge as security ramps up for the fourth of july. >>> weather washout. flash floods and severe storms slam the midwest. a twister tearing through oklahoma. and now severe weather moving east as millions prepare to travel. >>> state of emergency. toxic algae spreading through florida. people warned not to go swimming. they're wearing masks to avoid the poisonous stench. now fourth of july celebrations are canceled and there are new concerns about how long this will last.

nydia. >> matt, thank you.is morning aero smith guitar player joe perry is under going tests at a new york hospital after a illness forced him off stage. rocker was performing with johnny dep and alice cooper on coney island last night. video posted by a fan, shows perry sitting down on stage and then walking off, in the middle of the song. a representative says six five-year old perry is now stable and resting comfortably. >>> dozens of people rallied behind a disable wal-mart greet shore lost his job. danny oak house who suffers from cerebral palsy using a wheelchair and work as a greeter for 20 years. he was recently let go from his position when they implemented a program called war at the door which would have required him to do things like check receipts, do returns and lift heavy loads. all things he cannot do with his disability. wal-mart says they tried hard to find him another position in their store with you could not find a fit that met his needs at the time. >> i bet they will try harder. >> a live

it will feel hot and humid with the high of 93 degrees nydia. >> 6:18. a judge has ruled that 12-year-old girl who led police on a high-speed chase in texas will stay in police custody. she has been there for three weeks. this is video showing the chase which ran for 55 miles per hour and speeds up to 120 miles per hour. the girl with her 7-year-old sister in the passenger seat dodged cars and yesterday the judge said she can not go home balls her guardian failed a drug test. >>> a couple took a plunge on the roar -- coral -- rollercoaster in north carolina. at 225 feet in the air they shouted i do. they will remember the big moment as they start the biggest adventure of their lives. >> as if wedding day isn't scary enough. >> reporter: it's going to be hot and humid with 93. yesterday it felt like 103 in philadelphia at times. today's heat index values probably in the upper 90s, we're starting to turn the corner toward better times. i'll have the details on the day planner forecast and we'll check out the airport for those of you traveling elsewhere. th

nydia. >> another interesting day.eanette thank you. >>> donald trump and his running mate mike pence will hold a town hall in scranton tomorrow. it will happen at 3:00 p.m. trump and pence attended a rally in winston salem north carolina last night. trump slammed bernie sanders for speaking here in philadelphia while sanders supporters are protesting hillary clinton. earlier in the day trump and pence neighborhood virginia. the home state of clinton's running mate tim kaine. >> 4:40 and there have been plenty of celebrity sightings in philadelphia. another live report from the convention floor for a look at whom "action news" spotted so far at the didn't c. >> today more cleanup from that another severe summer storm that rolled through our area. david. >> well, the humidity and the heat won't be as bad as yesterday but we're still looking at highs in the mid 90's so i want you to continue to seeking out the air conditioning taking breaks in the shade and keeping an eye on seniors and pets today. i'll be back with your

nydia. >> my husband calls me dark fury.hter] >> that's another story all glowing that's right. thank you. >>> a michigan sheriff says all indications are the inmate who fatally shot two bailiffs at a courthouse was trying to break out of custody. 44-year-old larry darnell gordon was at the courthouse for a hearing on multiple felony charges. the sheriff says authorities had no warning signs gordon would be violent. again, two bail lives died. a deputy who was injured in the shooting is doing fine. he's in intensive care after surgery. a woman was also injured. gordon was killed by other officers. >>> happening today, a philadelphia judge is expected to unseal documents that could reveal what and when former penn state football coach joe paterno knew about jerry sandusky's sexual abuse. the documents from an insurance lawsuit could reveal a claim by a boy who says he told paterno about the molestation in 1976. that would conflict with paterno's account that he first received a complaint about sandusky in 2001. sandusky is al

>>> good morning everyone it is 5:00 o'clock on this thursday, july 7th, tammies off, nydia han joins us and we are working on several breaking stories. >> a woman live streams have aftermath of the deadly police shooting involving her boyfriend. >>> teenager is recovering after being hit the by a stray bullet in the philadelphia neighborhood. we are live with the details on this latest shooting. >>> and the first possible heat wave of the summer is bringing sizzling temperatures, to the delaware and lehigh valleys. >> matt pellman in for karen rodgers, dave murphy is talking about the heat. >> it will be a heat wave by tomorrow and this is no ordinary heat wave. we are still dealing with extremely high heat and humidity and oppressive conditions out there. excessive heat warning continues today and doesn't end until 6:00 o'clock friday. central counties that are of primary concern especially urban centers where high temperatures will get well in the 90's but it will feel like around hundred or worse both today and tomorrow. we have another air quality a leather code of orange ozone a

nydia han is joining us.e's what's happening. >> temple's president is out after a board of trustees meeting. details on why. >> a final farewell one day after a somber and emotional memorial, the city of dallas will begin the task of laying five police officers to rest. >> a dinosaur exhibit vandalized. now the search is on for those responsible. >> but first up let's head over to dave murphy. he's talking about a steamy maybe stormy kind of day and karen rogers has the latest on your traffic including mass transit. good morning. >> humidity levels are higher this morning than they were yesterday and we also have a little cluster of heavy rain showers pushing toward the east. not seeing any lightning from this just yet but salem just about ready to get this and alloway about 19 minutes past 5 o'clock. takes about a half hour for it to go the lengths of that arrow so still a ways away from route 55 in case that's one of the areas you like to drive everybody else is dry but it is muggy out there and of course

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i will have the that coming up gray and nydia. >> 9:02. a third of septa's regional trains are out of service after the agency found a significant structural defect on the silver liner rail cars. today they will that you can about how they will handle the problem and what it means for the riders on the regional rails. jeff chirico has the latest. >> reporter: regional rail service rolled along as usual for saturday. passengers at suburban station said they couldn't tell a third of the fleet had been taken out of service. they fear returning to work on tuesday is a different story. >> a third of a fleet? it's going to be chaos and pandemonium. >> reporter: septa said it recalled all 120 silver liners, because of a significant structural defect discovered friday. there's a part under the car that needs to be manufactured before the vehicles return to the rails. passengers traveling in and out of the city for the 4th of july festivities won't be affected. the car shortage will continue into the weekend and possibly all summer. >> it's very ea

>>> good morning, it is 6:00 o'clock on this thursday july 7th, tam's off, nydia han joins us. we're working on several breaking stories. >> a woman live streams aftermath of the deadly powe lose shooting involving her boyfriend. >>> another teenager is recovering from being hit the by a stray bullet in a philadelphia neighborhood we are live with the latest shooting. >>> and first possible heat wave of the summer is bringing sizzling temperatures to the delaware and lehigh valleys. >>> matt pellman is in for car when septa and more and david murphy is outside in the heat. >> you can feel how much more muggy the air is and it wasn't like it wasn't humid yesterday. excessive heat warning in the second day still expect to expire at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow evening. hazy, hot, humid air in the center counties and urban centers, where heat index will get up to a hundred in spots this afternoon. second straight day for air quality alert as well, those of awe monk our senior citizens populations, kids, and the heart and lung ailments sufferers, limit your outdoor exposure among the hour

tammies off nydia han joins us. >>> we are following a developing story teenage girl is injured in the double shooting. police say she was an innocent bystander. >>> hazmat crews respond to the temple university campus overnight. >>> bill cosby is due back in the montgomery county courtroom today. >>> could see day two of the potential heat wave, today looks certain, lets go to matt pellman in for karen and meteorologist david murphy. >> a producer was still asking me still on track for a heat wave. i said in doubt. that is how it worked. the yesterday we got up in the mid 90's. mowers of the same today. we have a excessive heat warning that continues today and expected to go through 6:00 o'clock friday night. central counties a affect, urban centers in particular where it will feel like 100 or maybe even worse than that as we go through the of afternoon. for second straight day we have an air quality alert. i expect this to be repeated tomorrow for sensitive groups today, seniors, young kid, and then those with certain health ailment. satellite, radar shows us a build up of cloud but

matt o'donnell is off, nydia han is joining us. >> here's what we're following for you.ice are called to the roof of a center city hotel and they say two people were there with smoke bombs. >> dallas police salute their fallen officers and president obama and former president bush will travel there today to both pay their respects. >> and hillary clinton gets a big endorsement today. donald trump continues his suspense. >> first up let's see what we can expect from accuweather. dave murphy has that. karen rogers is back. she's got traffic. >> i missed you guys. >> we missed you too, karen. in a moment we'll hear you talking about wopped full traffic issues which have been going on while you were away. sunshine early but there are some high clouds -- there is some high cloud cover pushing down from the north and today is going to be a fairly sunny day with occasional patchy clouds coming through. the temperatures are on the cool side in most neighborhood right now. 64 in allentown, 65 in trenton, 67 degrees in philadelphia. 65 in millville. couple of spots like wilmington

nydia han is joining us.e's what we're following for you a. >> big shakeup at temple university. the board of trustees votes to out of the its president. >> a philadelphia teen gunned down over a basketball game. >> accuweather is tracking another hot and humid day with a chance for thunderstorms. >> let's head over to meteorologist, david murphy. for got my umbrella and karen rogers has your traffic. >> we are in to are spotty storms and showers at a. there's already one on storm tracker6 live double scan. you can see a cluster of rain down in new castle county delaware below wilmington and this is pushing par local i-95 with maybe a little bit of a push off to the east. not sure this catches philadelphia but if you're in new castle county or salem county new jersey cumberland county and then eventually gloucester and camden county you'll have to keep an eye on this. every now and then a real heavy brief downpour coming out of that in this humid air mass. once we're done with that we probably get into a lull

. >>> good afternoon, it is sunday july 10th i'm nydia han with gray hall. >>> here's some of the stories we are following on "action news". tensions continue to escalate across the nation, as protesters take to the streets, after two deadly police involved shootings. >>> amid that decision signs of unity, local police officers and church members are coming together to pray for peace. we are live. >>> plus, septa is set to release new schedule to help ease delays and overcrowding on the regional rails. >>> but first the exclusive accu weather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. outside we will go, beautiful out there is that right chris. >> good afternoon, guys. it feels like new england out here right now. humidity levels dropped off a bit. temperatures are still heading steady in the upper p-7 on's. we have a nice breeze. lets look the at numbers in the delaware and lehigh valley. we are at 79 in philadelphia. seven's north and west, allentown, reading both showing 77. lower 80's south and east. millville, wilmington atlantic the i showing 80 or 81. cape may 79. dover 79 degrees.

nydia han joins us live in the studio. democratic party tried to show unity on the first night of the dnc. >> i am proud to stand with her. >> with the hope of bringing the party together, hillary clinton's former opponent takes center stage. >> tamala edwards heads up live team coverage. she'll break down what happened overnight and look ahead to what's happening today. >> plus powerful storms moved through the region just as the dnc got under way. accuweather is tracking more steamy weather. >> another hot one. not as bad as yesterdayly let's turn to david and karen. >> still a day for cool drinks. not going to be as oppressive or as humid through the afternoon. this morning we've got the clearing skies that you see he there with the lack of cloud cover, the storms from last night in those watch boxes are all gone at this point and we're looking to start out bright with just high clouds filtering in as we go later into the morning and afternoon. 75 degrees currently in philadelphia, 68 up in allentown, not bad there. 69

nydia han joins us in the studio.ratic party tries to show unity as it opens up the dnc. >> i am proud to stand with her. >> with the hope of bringing the party together, hillary clinton's former opponent takes center stage. >> our tamala edwards heads up our live team coverage. she'll break down what happened overnight and look ahead to today's agenda. >> plus powerful storms moved through the region just as the dnc got under way. accuweather is tracking more steamy weather. >> karen rogers taking a look at what's backed up from the dnc. dave murphy is outside where it's not so bad this morning. >> the storms are gone. we've got sun coming up with just high clouds around. take a look at satellite. you can see the watch boxes from last night associated with those strong storms now off the board and we also have some high cloud cover streaking in from the west but generally speaking we're expecting things to be fairly bright today. as we take a look at the temperatures, we are in the 70's right now across the

we have nydia han, david murphy and matt pellman. >> we are off to another hot ape humid start, very warm and muggy, excessive heat warning continues today. still expect to expire at 6:00 . that means two more days of tough stuff. in the center counties especially urban centers we are looking at highs in the mid 90's today but heat index up around 100 is what it will feel like. second straight day for air quality alert. this will get extended tomorrow as well. sensitive groups have to be careful as ground level of pollution is going to be, highest specially between hours of noon and 6:00. senior citizens, young kid, those with heart and young ailments, limit your outdoor exposure. it looks like lots of sun early, there will be some cloud building in as we go through the day. overall sun and cloud milk. we are keeping an eyes out to the west, as a trough will come through and perhaps fire up drenching thunderstorms during the afternoon and early evening hours. 77 degrees is your current temperature in philadelphia. seventy in allentown. zero seven in millville. seventy-four in cape ma

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july 15, matt is off, nydia han joins us on a somber morning. >>> we take you to france this morning where we have learned overnight the more than 80 dead include two americans. security is ramped up once again and the frantic search is on to learn more about the driver who went on a terror spree. >>> the tragedy has caused donald trump to postpone a major event. >> stepping into the sauna, a heat warning is in effect. >> let's find out about that and david murphy has the latest and karen rogers is looking at the morning commute. , good morning we're off to another muggy start across the region. excessive heat warning is in effect. notice that the advisories in the outlying areas have been dropped. we have an air quality alert today this is mainly in new jersey, officials in new jersey mostly concerned about this, frankly if you're in delaware or southeastern pennsylvania, i would take it easy today especially if you're in a sensitive group. satellite shows you there's a lot of sunshine on the way and maybe clouds popping in at times, generally speaking, it looks like a fairly bright

on this monday july 25, nydia han joins us in the 6abc studios, tamala edwards is at the wells fargo center the site of the democratic national convention which begins today. >> philadelphia's moment in the spotlight is beginning and boy j does it come with drama. >> thank you, tam. a fight at a penns landing bar turns into a murder overnight. >> we have thunderstorms coming in. let's turn to david murphy. >> reporter: there's a severe thunderstorm warning out ahead of these storms extending from delaware county into philadelphia. they are producing lightning, moving toward the city quickly at about 35 to 40 miles per hour and these are producing frequent lightning strikes possible hail in these storms and strung gusty winds, perhaps 50 miles per hour. if you can afford and stay in and ride the storms out indoors on the lower floors while they pass before you head out, that would be a good idea. some of the spots in the immediate path of these storms. aston, delaware county. chestnut hill, willow grove, wynnewood near channel 6, abington. it takes a half-hour for these storms to go t

i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >> all right nydia good discussions there. any time you want to know the latest of what is happening inside and out seed of convention, turn to the social media accounts, our facebook page is filled with the politics, protests and all the fun and interaction with you and 6 abc twitter feed has up to the minute news and information to help you keep up with the convention and everything else in the delaware valley. go to facebook.com/6abcactionnews and on twitter we are at 6 abc. >>> a jam packed night here and lots more coverage to come, but for now we send it back to alicia vitarelli right there in the studio. >> we look forward to that coverage but in the meantime. other news we are following for you dozens of children wrapped up a summer reading program in camden, they showed off their reading skills at an open house at a summer reading institute. and the program's 11th year free of charge for children living in camden. >>> still to come on "action news," more from the dnc, "action news" viewers sounding off on the conventio

tam is off, nydia han joins us. >> we're following breaking news, a gunman sprayed bullets at a barbecue overnight. philadelphia police say an innocent teen was killed. >>> a north hampton county man hangs up a warning at his house, police say he chopped off a home intruder's hand. >> let's turn to meteorologist david murphy with the accuweather forecast. matt pellman is filling in for karen with traffic. >> reporter: we're to a damp start in philadelphia. we have mostly cloudy skies, we'll see early sunshine, but the clouds will thicken up and there's a chance of spotty shower as we go through the day into the afternoon, probably a better chance the later we go into the nighttime period. there you see satellite and radar, obviously a lot of clouds across the region right now and they will be getting thicker as the morning goes on. temperature, starting out okay, 68 degrees in philadelphia. 66 in wilmington. 60 on the nose in allentown. 63 in trenton. 68 early this morning in cape may. most of the sprinkles and showers off to the south and west of the center of the region. dewpoint, 63 i

i'm nydia han.tay tuned for more "good morning america." ♪ keep on track with dunkin' donuts' fruit smoothies, made with low-fat yogurt and real fruit blended into feel-good flavors like new wildberry. american runs on dunkin'. >>> hey, welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning. happening right now, hillary clinton speaking out about what she calls her voluntary interview with the fbi, saying she was happy to assist in the investigation into her e-mail use. donald trump insisting, however, that criminal charges should be filed. >>> also right now, the reopening of a new york boardwalk decimated by superstorm sandy. the newly restored walkway at rockaway beach is open for the first time since being washed away four years ago. the wood has been replaced by concrete anchored with steel pilings. >> great news for that part of the world. >> excellent news. >>> and an army mom trying to break a guinness world record for the most consecutive tennis matches. she's trying to provide scholarships to military

as nydia mentioned it will be the hottest temperatures we've seen in almost four years. we'll talk about the relief heading this way in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> the philadelphia corporation for aging is activating the heat line wups -- once again, (215)765-9040. volunteers will answer heat-related concerns until midnight. >>> right now we're following breaking news coming in from south jersey, crews and the coast guard are searching for a man who fell off a boat into the delaware river near the boarden town yacht club. it happened in burlington county. it is not clear how he fell into the water. crews have been searching the delaware river for several hours. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest developments. >>> philadelphia medical examiner is trying to figure out what caused a firefighter to die while on the job. firefighters formed an honor guard early this morning as gabriel lee's body was taken to the medical examiner's office in university city. the firefighter was found unconscious in the basement gym at the engine 50 firehou

. >> reporter: good morning, gray and nydia. in dallas tense moments in the city already on edge. police gave the all clear after responding to a potential threat, here at the department. it all happened a feet a was from where so many are coming to pay their respects to the fallen officers. >> black lives. >> matter. >> reporter: this morning a nation in tur molly. demonstrationness minnesota against police brutality turned violent as protesters clashed with police. officers in riot gear moved in with smoke bombs some were injured by roxanne firecrackers. police across the country work to keep the peace after recent police killings of the two men where hundreds of protesters, gathered at the police department. >> too many african-american males, their lives are being taken away from them and this has to stop. >> reporter: from dallas police surrounded their own headquarters after reports of the suspicious person inside their garage. swat teams and sharp shooters were on the scene but a sweep turned up nothing. the scare briefly took away from the incredible scene outside the depa

hosting a debate and conversation at the 4th street deli and queen village, that is where we find nydia han, what kind of feedback are you getting? >> if you want to talk politics this is the place to be. a gathering place for politicians for nearly a century. we are tacking the issue of raising the minimum wage, we talked to all sides including a baggage handlering at philadelphia international airport. he had been making the minimum wage for years and was bumped up to $12 an hour last summer. >> it helped out a little bit to take the pressure off but still a lot of pressure to deal with, i don't make enough to afford my own place or to get a car or go back to school for that matter. >> $15 an hour across the board across the country is an easy sound byte, i think it needs to be indexed to the cost of living where the employees live in and the increase needs to be gradual. >> when people have more money in their pockets, they will spend mormon and it goes back into the economy. >> there are hundreds of millions of small businesses that live and die on having three or four workers and i

toward november, the debates and conversations around who will and who should win the presidency, nydia han is live at the famous 4th street deli in queen village. >> reporter: matt, the talk here is interesting to say the least. so many people buzzing about hillary clinton's acceptance speech. did she do enough to beat trump in the polls? democrat and political fundraiser audrey says that hillary clinton did the work she needed to last night. >> to convince her vision is positive and has detailed policy, and it's going to be a productive inclusive unifying campaign but montgomery says it's the dnc taken as a whole that makes the real impact. >> unify the party and give the message and give them something to work for. >> the convention did influence ahmed and it was not her speech that clinched his decision. >> i would say bloomberg's speech that kind of swayed me and powerful that he came up as an independent and came up to speak as someone not loyal but was passionate about a singular candidate rather than a party or party platform. >> but for republicans like anthony, no matter what

tam is off, nydia han joins us, we're following breaking news. >>> a burst of violence at a barbecue this holiday weekend left a teenager dead. we're live with the details. >> several fires break out across camden over the weekend, sending several firefighters to the hospital. >>> train changes come for septa rail riders as septa takes 120 trains out of the service. >> matt is in for karen rogers and david has the forecast, good morning. >> reporter: we have showers in central new castle county delaware and across the bay into cumberland county and parts of cape may county. this morning there's a chance of a a little bit activity south and west of philadelphia. the wide view on satellite shows you clouds building, some of you might see sunshine, but generally speaking the clouds will get thicker as the day goes on, a few more sprinkles and showers during the afternoon are possible later tonight, a better chance of a shower moving in. 67 degrees in philadelphia. 58 degrees in allentown. 67 in wilmington, 62 in trenton. 69 in cape may along the oceanfront. dewpoints are up a little bit

. >> good morning, nydia and gray. in dallas tense moments in the city already on edge. police gave all clear after responding to a potential threat here at the department. it all happened feet away from where so many are coming to pay their respects to the fallen officers. >> black lives. >> matter. >> reporter: this morning a nation in tur molly... demonstrationness minnesota against alleged police brutality turned violent as protesters clashed with police. officers in riot gear moved in with smoke bombs. some were injured by roxanne firecrackers. police across the country worked to keep the peace after the recent police killings of philano castille anal ton sterling, were killed by police officers. >> too many african-american males, their lives are being taken away from them and this has to stop. >> reporter: in dallas police surrounded their own headquarters after a reports of the suspicious person in their garage. swat teams and sharp shooters were on the scene but a sweep turn up nothing. the scare, recently took away from the incredible scene outside the departme

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nydia han is live at the 4th street deli where we are hosting a debate and conversation. how is it going? >> reporter: we have a lively lunch time crowd. and earlier today the fireworks were flying, today we faces off about the presidential candidates and their impact on women. this was the most heated 4th street face-off yet and wait until you hear it and we asked about donald trump's comments on women and the name calling? >> i think it's insulting and sad and you hear him use theage tech ectives -- >> i'm more fearful of the clintons and how they treated women, the clinton foundation accepted millions and millions of dollars from countries like saudi arabia, qatar and nigeria. >> that is kind of nonsense, when we go into these countries and i go in often. we address these issues. i think that we democrats shouldn't stoop to his level. i think we have to talk about the issues and the good part about hillary is she puts the issues on the back burner on the front burner. >> if you look at the actual underlying truth, donald trump hires women and has always hired women and

. >> 5:30, tam is off, you have nydia han, matt pellman, and david murphy good morning. >> reporter: we have a cloudy start, as you just saw on sky6 live hd there's a possibility of early sun. we have showers in chester county and central new castle county and pushing into salem, cumberland and cape may counties. it will be an issue for you this morning, we'll transition into showers and you can see on satellite and later this afternoon and evening, there could showers in spots where the fireworks displays get hinder. right now it looks like spotty stuff. 67 degrees is the current temperature, dry across the region with the sun trying to dig in early. 58 in allentown. 62 in trenton. 67 in wilmington, 69 degrees in came may. the dewpoints are up a little bit higher up over the 60-degree threshhold for humid air. some of you getting the early morning workout in on the 4th of july are going to be sweating a little bit. 66 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 74 degrees, noon, 77. you can see how the clouds are buildings today. 3:00 p.m., high of 80 degrees that's where we wind up this after

for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han.9:00 a.m.! >>> good morning, america. convention countdown. donald trump fired up ready to march into cleveland with his new running mate, mike pence. >> we're going to have an incredible convention. >> can this political odd couple unite the party? our coverage from cleveland where trump plans to make it a family affair. >>> trapped in turkey. americans desperate to get home to escape scenes like this. flights to and from the u.s. grounded. >> every man for himself. >> the state department warnings as turkey's president demands america turn over a muslim cleric living in pennsylvania. was he really behind the failed coup? >>> flash flooding. the raging water in raleigh. roads impassable. cars submerged on the street.

>> reporter: that's nydia, police responded to violent crimes among them a homicide this left a woman bloo. a 35-year-old woman completely naked and brutally beaten to death was found atast letterly and jasper streets in kensington. police believe she was beatenwin cumberland street around police were called to the area for reports of a person screaming. the woman whose name was not released was pronouncerred at the -- pronounced at the scene. >>> in south philadelphia a shooting outside a sports bar sent two women to the hospital. a man accidently fired a gun outside a bar. 28-year-old woman was struck by a bullet fragment under her eye. a 26-year-old woman was hit by fragments in her legs on the ride of her body. they are in stable condition. >>> in for the philadelphia, police say a 22-year-old woman had just finished walking her dog around 3:00 a.m. when she was shot outside her home on west oakdale street. >> a female was sitting on the step when unknown persons in an unknown car fired shots down the street. >> reporter: the woman heard 6 gunshots and saw muzzle flashes. she was

sunday, july 24 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." philadelphia becomes the center of american politics and the center of attention for the people protesting the democratic party. >>> also, a philadelphia firehouse is in mourning as one of the members dies on on the job. >> first, dangerous heat continues to stifle the tri-state area. temperatures could hit the mid 90s today, right, chris? >> reporter: we're getting close to that now. the number in philadelphia, 90 degrees, the big difference this afternoon you can finally breathe. the humidity dropped off with the cold front that swept through yesterday evening. even though it's 90 degrees, it fellows better than yesterday at this time. trenton, 88, wilmington, 88. reading, 90 degrees. millville, 89 and dover, 86. when you factor in the humidity, trenton, 88. philadelphia, 90. wilmington, 88. the heat index be in those select cities, 89, 90, 89. there's not much between the humidity and the air temperature. today it will feel better and more enjoyable. we have a combin

our nydia han is hosting a conversation at the 4th street village deli. gray hall is there now live. >> reporter: hi there, nydia han will be here tomorrow. meantime the conversations continue here at the famous 4th street deli and the chatter is about what happened last night at the wells fargo center. >> day two of the dnc in philadelphia, and the political conversations continue at the famous 4 and street deli. they open up the mike and let the customers face-off. we were treated with political royalty when kathleen townsend showed up. her uncle was president john f. kennedy. >> i have run and run and lost and losing is tough and it's hard to pass the baton to the winner, and he did it. and he did it graciously and gracefully and he said this is more important than me, and this is important for the country and he said it to americans and he said it to the people in the audience. >> she also talked why she didn't think donald trump would be a good president. >> i think it would be very unstable, you can't trust what he would do in 5 minutes and 10 minut

. >>> good morning, it is monday, july 11th, matt o'donnell is off, nydia han is joining us. here's what we are following another monday morning commute, another change, for septa regional rail riders. >>> also... >> he had a gun, run. >> a mother talks about the police officer that she said put their lives on the line to save her and her son during that dallas shooting spree. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton may be planning big moves on the campaign trail, the conventions are just around the corner. >> we have been waiting so long it is hard to believe they are finally about to start. >>> lets go over to meteorologist david murphy and he has got weather. matt pellman is in for karen rodgers talking about traffic. good morning. >> today is a great the day to begin your workweek. you can see lack of real significant included cover out there. we will get plenty of sunshine early and maybe high cloud cover, after that. temperatures right now, 68 degrees. 61 degrees in allentown. the that is 68 in philadelphia, of course. sixty-three in trenton. sixty-three in wilmington. six

sorry nydia. >> reporter: there we go looking back from the temple university camera.rm and humid morning around the delaware valley. the good news it's not as suspense as yesterday at this time. frontal system swept through yesterday evening, the humidity levels have dropped down a little bit. today will be more bearable than yesterday. i had pictures sent in from viewers on twitter and facebook. this is down in ocean city, look at the lightning strike. only a handful of people picked up the storms yesterday, they were stray in nature. those who saw them they were packing quite a punch. winds over 60 miles per hour. trental rain for a short period of time. some areas picked up quarter-sized hail. that was impressive. with all the heat and humidity in the atmosphere that's what happens. 96 degrees that's the high. there's the normal. it's way above the seasonal averages. the low 75 degrees. uv index will be high today on a scale of 1 to 11 it's a ten. rarely did it get this high. the burn time is 15 minutes or less for someone who has fair skin. between 10:00 a.m. and

abc's kenneth moton has all of the details. >> reporter: good morning nydia and gray.ents in the city already on edge. police gave all clear after responding to a potential threat here at the department. it all happened in where so many are coming to pay their respects to the fallen officers. >> black lives. >> matter. >> reporter: this morning, a nation in turmoil. >> demonstrationness minnesota against last week brutality, turned violent, as protesters clashed with police. officers in riot gear moved in with smoke bombs. some were injured by roxanne firecrackers. and police, across country work to keep peace after recent police killings of the philano castille in st. paul and others where hundreds of protesters gathered at the police department. >> too many african-american males, their lives are being taken away from them and then this has to stop. >> reporter: in dallas police surrounded their own headquarters after a report of a suspicious person in their garage. swat teams and sharp shooters were on the scene, but a sweep, turned up nothing. the scare briefly too

good morning, nydia and gray. hillary clinton and her vp pick have made their debut. party awaits. democrats and the city making final preparations for the convention it kicks off tomorrow. with the debut of the ticket in miami, philadelphia in focus. thousands of law enforcement finalizing the security plans for the democratic national convention preparing for up to 50,000 protesters a day. >> it's a bit of an unusual years kind of the political fights that have gone on, that's certainly something that's taken into account. >> reporter: the arena ready for presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton and vp pick tim kaine after making their first appearance together at a rally saturday. >> make no mistake behind that smile, tim has a backbone of steel, ask the nra. >> he wasted no time beating you mean on the republican nominee. >> while we're on the subject of taxes, where she donald trump's tax returns. >> reporter: trump said just saw crooked and tim kaine together, they don't look presidential to me. democrats facing turmoil of their own. wikileaks released 20,