is stark, it's warm and sunny, and you need cool drinks but the humidity levels have dropped dramatically in the city. a different story down south. there is a lot of sunshine and thicker clouds to the west along with showers, it looks like immediate showers will fall apart and tonight that is a different story. 86 in philadelphia, down south in washington, d.c., up over 90 already and 92, in central park in new york city. the heat values are no different than what it feels in philadelphia. 88 versus the temperature of 86. and in fact. the line of demarkation is down through the heart of south jersey, as you head down the a.c. expressway and route 1 in delaware it gets more and more humid. 90 degrees is your 2:00 temperature, it looks like your high will hit at 2:00. and by 6:00, 90, and as we plan our way into the evening, 78 degrees and not a lot of rain after 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 tonight and there could be an overnight shower. when i step inside we'll show you the showers. plus we'll give you the phillies call and chase utley is excited about that, other than the phillies players after last night. we'll talk about possible breaks in the heat wave and excessive heat and humidity coming up. >> can you find updates on the heat and humidity any time at 6abc.com/weather. stormtracker 6 live double scan will show you the minute pop-up storms start to appear. you'll get updates on facebook and twitter when you follow each of our meteorologists. tens of thousands of eyes are on the jersey shore, the annual atlantic city air show is thrilling audiences lined up along the beaches, and chopper 6 hd took part in the show and is live right now showing us a wide view of the show. "action news" reporter, gray hall is live where it is all happening. gray, a lot of excitement there. >> yes sara, a whole lot of excitement including spectacular and awesome. one word you won't hear is disappointed. all eyes are in the sky in atlantic city. the air show takes center stage. >> you can't focus on one airplane, they are all amazing. it makes you proud of your country and cool to come out here and see them. >> the crowd shows up early eager to be impressed as planes swoosh in the air like gymnasts. >> i was 11 years old when my dad took me to an air show. i found my favorite aircraft, the f 14, i was inspired by aviation, and i have always wanted to do my very best to get in an aircraft and fly one. >> for some it's a tradition from the young to the old, it not only represents all the branches of the military but brings people together from all walks of life. >> we have been the show quite a few times and we came to the first show here. and our son is in the 177, it means a lot to come to the shows. >> and the super hornet demonstrations, everyone came from the air show to be wowed and are confident they will not leave disappointed. >> it's so loud and it's one of my passions to watch planes, sometimes i go to airports to watch them take off and land. this is great. seeing all the maneuvers. >> i don't know if we can capture this there is another plane doing a trick in the air. there it goes, can you get it. i think you guys can see it. the equipment will continue, you feel like a kid when you see the planes in the air. not only is there a lot of excitement, but there are a lot of people. some 400,000 individuals expected to show up at the air show. it wraps up with the air force thunderbirds a crowd favorite. >> thank you gray. other news at 12:30, a fender bender along the roosevelt boulevarded caused traffic tie-ups on the schuylkill expressway just after 5:30, a minivan slammed into the back of a jeep in the far left lane and nobody was seriously hurt. a tractor trailer driver got his cab stuck under an overpass in fairmount park. it happened at the entrance to martin luther king drive by the art museum. a fire broke out on a church property in chester county at 11:00 last night. the flames ignited in a modular building next to victory baptist church in chester spring. the building that caught fire was used as a classroom. nobody was hurt and the church was not damaged . there are 26 wild fires burning out west. the largest is so intense, california's governor declared a state of emergency. adrian bankart has the latest on the evacuations and damage. >> more than 30,000 acres burned and neighborhoods that look like war zone. the fire in san bernardino county causing 83,000 people to evacuate. some narrowly escaping with their lives, watching everything they own burn. >> we have dune buggies and flew 30 feet in the air, and my legs were on fire. >> the firefighters are doing a wonderful job. thank you, please safe us! >> blazing as triple digit temperatures and whirlwinds spark explosive winds and fire nato. >> this is moving faster than any fire i have seen in a long long time. >> we kept retreating every five minutes, that is how fast this is moving and how much heat is in it. >> it overtook at diner and at least one church. the clayton fire is 35% contained. taking homes and businesses and 35 acres. they blame this man. >> part of the puzzle they have to figure out, to investigate the fires. is to get inside of the mind of the arsonist. >> the alleged arsonist due in court today. >> as for the blue cut fire, firefighters were injured when flames overran their truck and crews face strong winds today and 100 degree temperatures again. channel 6 "action news." floodwaters remain high in parts of louisiana, the red cross says that more than 1,000 disaster volunteers are mobilized from across the country and the national guard is also on site. 40,000 homes are damaged and 11 people have been killed in the floods. back here police are looking for the man that tried to hold up a dunkin' donuts at gun point. it happened on monday at 4:30 in the afternoon in the city's olney section. video shows the suspect pointing the gun at the employee demanding money, and a small child started screaming and spooked the suspect before he could take any cash. if you recognize this man you are asked to call lease. one community rallies behind a family whose disabled dog had his wheelchair stolen. more than 500 people were evacuated from a cruise ship when it caught fire off the coast of puerto rico. the coast guard responded to get everyone off the ship. we are waiting for details whether anyone was hurt and what sparked the fire. turning now to the race for the white house and the focus today is on donald trump's campaign shakeup. the republican nominee made big changes to his management team on his campaign and hillary clinton continues to deal with the fallout from her private emails. kenneth moton is live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: donald trump will receive his first classified briefing in new york today but it's that shakeup making headlines right now, faced with lagging poll numbers, trump campaign sources tell "action news" you can't run a conventional campaign with an unconventional candidate. he says he is not changing his campaign style. >> i am who i am and i'm not changing. >> instead making changes in his campaign structure. conway promoted to chair and banon promoted to ceo. they said they are extremely capable qualified people who love to win and know how to win. paul manford is still on the job despite stories about his past. the latest shows that manford helped a pro political group in ukraine secretly route millions of dollars to u.s. lobbying firms. >> the trump campaign shakeup came owe hours after he made his appeal to black voters. >> i'm asking for the vote of every african-american citizen struggling in our country today who wants a different and much better future. >> trump who has declined to speak at naacp and urban league events, made his comments to an almost all white crowd in wisconsin. a stark contrast to hillary clinton, who rallied in the predominantly black community in west philadelphia. just as the emails were being handed over to congress. >> the fbi also recovered thousands of clinton's deleted emails, the state department says that the work related emails will be made public and should get a release date next week sara. kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. vice president joe biden is spending the next seven days in serbia and kosova yesterday. the vice president visited the bohemian district where he danced to traditional music. later today the vice president and his wife jill travelled to an american base in kosova for the dedication of a new road named in on her of their late son, beau biden. delta airlines announced they will offer an all suite business class for international flights. they will be sat in their own suites, they fit one flyer and have a flat bed seat and 18 inch entertainment system and more space. they will be available on the a 350 fleet in the fall of next year. american gymnast, simone biles will leave the games with four gold medals and a bronze. teammate ali riceman leaves with two silver. the american cancer society kicked off the annual fight against breast cancer efforts today in philadelphia. the action cam was at the sheridan, for the group making strides against cancer breakfast. their supporters and volunteers, are all gearing up for the 5-k walk, and they raised $20,000 for research and outreach. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs] the phillie phanatic and swoop were there for the backpackathon. they formed assembly lines and stuffed backpacks with necessity like pens and paper and folders. they filled 30,000 backpacks that go to families that cannot afford supplies. >> a nice effort. the most amazing thing about that story. is that you said kids are going back to school. >> it's the fastest summer ever. >> we are down to one college kid. and the summer is winding down. lets take the day off today. stormtracker 6 live double scan -- no school required unless you have summer courses at one of our colleges around the area. there are showers up north and west of harrisburg and pottsville but it looks like they will miss us. as we take a look outside. we have the action cam, and sara is say that she lately has been noticing along the banks of the schuylkill river, a little bit of green. what looks like moss or aller allergy -- algae growing there. 86 in philadelphia, 66 is your dew point and that is noticeable humidity but nothing like the 70 plus dew point we had when you woke up. the dew points are in the process of dropping and not as humid. that is why we have a northwest breeze at 10 miles per hour. drawing air from the west northwest. the showers don't look like an issue for us and we will see that coming in tonight and it looks to holdoff until late tonight. 92 degrees in philadelphia, and 90 in wilmington and looks like we are down into the mid-80s toward lancaster and 89 degrees at the beach in cape may. the difference across the region while most of us have now gotten into a less humid air mass, down the shore from beach haven on south to delaware, it's still humid, 89 in atlantic city, and sun and clouds and very humid with a heat index value make its feel like it's up over 100. that is the same in rehoboth beach and bethany. and as you go down towards delaware the more humid it feels. by 6:00, 6:30 tonight it's the same story, most of us enjoying less humid air and down south you are stuck. only as far south as millville and areas south of wilmington. as we go forward in time to 8:30 tonight, the same story. tomorrow you see how a lot of the area starts to sweep in, the higher humidity air by 5:30 in the morning, we are on tap. if you enjoy the lower humidity for the rest of the afternoon and evening, enjoy it while it lasts. looks like a high today of 92. still hold that until 4:00, if you have plans to be out this evening, until 8:00, 78 degrees by 10:00. for the phillies and dodgers maybe the phillies can get the upper hand. and a better night for fans, less humidity and maybe a shower. it does look like a late night shower. 89 for the first pitch and 78 for the ninth inning. the model runs the last couple of them have the rain to the west. later tonight you may hear a shower come down hot and heavy and a rumble of thunder at some points, that looks to be done at 3:30. and then thursday it looks like we will get to 89 or may pop up to 90. it looks rather humid tomorrow. today's high is 92 and less humid philadelphia north and less humid downtown. stickier tomorrow and sticky on friday. we may see the humidity drop off on friday with a high of 91 and then we get into the weekend, a high of 90 on saturday and 90 on sunday. and it is going to get more sticky later in the day on saturday. and perhaps in through sunday. and monday, maybe a lingering thunderstorm but the humidity should drop off as does the temperature and by tuesday, it looks great. 83 degrees. >> may need a sweater. >> low humidity -- well lets not go that far -- a mother wants the peacocks at a public park gone because one of them attacked her child in orlando yesterday morning. laura brown says that the peacock jumped on her 2-year-old jackson's head barely missing his eye with its talon. she called the park ranger and he noticed the birds being aggressive. >> having birds around play equipment that already attacked a child is unacceptable. >> a spokesperson apologized to brown and will look into the matter. >> there is an outpouring of support for a washington state family whose dog's wheelchair and handicapped ramp was taken by thieves. by morning the chair and ramp used by charlie the dog were gone. charlie lost the use of his leg years ago and the family set up a go fund me account to replace the chair. the goal was surpassed in four hours. topping the people scene here, actor and film maker, kevin smith, has a message for his daughter's cyber bullies, do something with your life. hateful messages were posted against his daughter harley smith. he slammed them. they should follow their own dreams instead of criticizing others for doing the same. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? 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