philadelphia. winds of change, another heat wave is about to grip our area. >> and the rough surf is easing as we wrap up the holiday weekend at the jersey shore. let go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. another nice beach day, right? >> reporter: another nice beach day, another nice day to do anything outside. just like yesterday, we have low humidity, but we'll have high, thin clouds. another picture perfect day. ship bottom, 67 degrees, southwesterly breeze, 5 to 15 miles per hour. the surf is beginning to ease a little bit. we had waves 4 to 6 feet. today, 2 to 4 feet. atlantic city at the airport, 67. on the boardwalk, 67. ocean city, same number.

sea isle avalon, 67. wildwood, 66. cape may, 69. ocean temperature off the coast of cape may, 74. waves 2 to 4 feet. we're not expecting much of a sea breeze, winds will be out of the southwest. for most locations north of wildwood it will be a land breeze. you'll pick up a bay breeze in cape may and wildwood. everybody north of that it will be a land breeze. 79 or 80 on the sand. in the city, mostly sunny skies expected, low humidity levels, comfortable 86 degrees. the jersey shore, breezy, sunshine high of 82. for the poconos very pleasant in the mountains, sunny skies, 78 degrees is the forecasted high up there. things change dramatically as we head into monday. 86 degrees, 94 as we head into monday. that sets the tone that starts what appears to be heat wave

number two which peaks on tuesday with feels-like temperatures that close in on 100 degrees in parts of the area, if not a little bit hotter. when i step back inside i'll talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. guys? >> chris, thank you. now to the four young lives lost, this morning a southwest philadelphia community is coming together to remember them. the children didn't make it out of the inferno that almost consumed a city block. we're learning more about the heartbreakerring -- heartbreaking moment always flames jumped from home to home. annie mccormick has more from the 6500 block of gestner street. >> reporter: family members broke down at the scene of the deadly three-alarm blaze that killed four children. the blaze jumped from home to home trapping brothers 1-month-old and 4-year-old and

4-year-old twin girls. >> they were always together. >> reporter: the twin's father remembered his girls who loved sunday school and music. >> my little girls loved to play and read. they loved art and sing. >> reporter: he said the girl's mother was inside at the time of the fire and jumped to safety. family members say she tried get back in. mayor michael nutter toured the damage and spoke the victims including people displaced, while outside the neighbors boarded up the home and neighbors drop off teddy bears at the site. >> i can only pra that their pain -- pray that their pain was not long, that they did not truly feel and experience the intensity of this fire. >> reporter: annie mccormick

channel 6 "action news." >> now, the cause of the fire remains a mystery this morning, investigators think it began on a porch and even though a firehouse is right around the corner and firefighters arrived quickly, the flames spread fast. win minutes the fire jumped to nearly a dozen homes. i meant took 100 firefighters to get the blaze under control. again, four young children died, a woman and two girls suffered smoke inhalation. fire commissioner, daric sawyer was visibly upset when discussing the fire fight. >> upon -- it was a tough fire fight. we had visited this house just last year and installed two smoke alarms, two brand new smoke alarms, so in addition installing smoke alarms, we need every e everyone to plan and

practice a escape plan. the firefighters are heart broken because we lost four children in this community. they are very heart broken. this is what we do for a living, we pride ourselves on trying to save lives. >> the red cross is helping dozens of people impacted by the fire. if you want to help there's a couple of ways to do that, you can drop off clothing or other items at christ international baptist church 2210 south 56th street. the church will not accept financial contribution to donate money. go to red cross philly.org. if you are affected by the tragedy and need help call (215)299-4889. our 6abc app and 6abc.com has been updating the story since it broke. you can get the news app free at the apple and google app stores. >> developing now, the search is on for a serial burglar in

south jersey, police say someone broke into four businesses in edgewater park overnight. the first one happened on route 130 around 1:40 a.m. officers responded to the break-insist next-door and -- break-inns and tire store and restaurant. police are checking surveillance in the area. police are looking for a driver of a hit-and-run at the jersey shore. a 16-year-old was hit on the 200 block of rio grande avenue yesterday morning. he is being treated at intensive care at children's hospital in philadelphia. a friend saw him lying in the street. >> we were yelling his name he kind of got sombafied and rolled

over. anyone with information is asked to contact wildwood police. businesses at the shore feeling the pinch the holiday weekend after reign and rough surf from hurricane arthur kept some people away. the weather now is nice now. "action news" was along the a-c boardwalk last night where visitors say the weekend was not a washout. >> we came down this morning and we are just having a blast with the kids, my daughter, my wife and my little man here. >> just being here with family and enjoying it for 17 years, we've been coming to ocean city and we love it. we love the fact that the family is together. >> this is an awesome weekend, the weather is great, great crowds down the shore and we're looking forward to the fireworks. >> speaking of fireworks, they lit up the sky over ocean city last night. >> more chances to see fireworks at the shore, atlantic

city's show begins at 9:30, avalon starts at 9:00 p.m. get to avalon or ac early to enjoy dinner before the fireworks. >> much more to come on "action news" this morning. >> a housing police officer is involved in the shooting we have details on what led up to it and what happened after the gunfire. a new report is out about alleged spying on americans who is targeted next. >> a shark attacks a swimmer the video of that terrifying encounter still ahead. chris. >> reporter: eva get ready to turn air-conditioning units back on again, it will be comfortable out there today, but hazy hot and humid for the majority of workweek. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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>> the remnants of hurricane arthur left behind flooding and downed trees and damage in nova scotia this weekend. the storm is being blamed for knocking out power to 200,000 people. the storm has caused flight cancellations and delays at the airport in the capital. another day in july down means another day closer to football. let's get you outside and show you what's going on around the delaware valley we have mostly sunny skies, there we go. down if wilmington we have mostly sunny skies, just a few high, thin clouds upstairs, that's about it. it's another quiet, peaceful afternoon around the delaware valley. high pressure in control that will bring comfortable conditions and pleasant temperatures for this time of year. 68 degrees, dewpoints in the 50s

we'll take that, 56. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour. pressure reading 30.14 inches. yesterday we had dewpoints in the 40s which were lower in las vegas and phoenix, you know how they talk about the dry heat, it's hot, but not humid so it feels okay, you know how that story goes. today it's a little stickier, but very comfortable for this time of year. center city, 62. glassboro, 61. gandys beach, 61 and woodbine showing a present temperature reading of 59. again, as long as these dewpoints stay under 60 degrees that means very comfortable conditions for us. satellite and radar showing just a few high, thin clouds moving in. that's about it. we'll see sunshine from start to finish. you look at the surface maps the big story over the next several days will be this. of that's another warm front provision from the southwest. the air behind this front is

extremely stick request and hot. that will be pushing during the day on monday. today is pleasant, warmer than yesterday, highs in the mid 80s. yesterday we had a high of 82, 83. we get into monday, the warm front punches through. you add on top of that, the increase in humidity, it will feel in the upper 90s and it gets worse tuesday and wednesday. wednesday it pulls back a little bit because the storms come through. nonetheless it will be warm and humid. future tracker 6, combination of sun and clouds. same thing tomorrow, monday, we'll see cloud cover north and west first thing in the morning. it will stay dry except for the far western suburbs could see an isolated shower. poconos mostly sunny skies, very comfortable, 78 degrees the forecasted high. jersey shore another nice day to work on the tan.

ocean temperature, 62 degrees, you'll see a lot of bright blue. a few high, thin clouds dancing around up there. 2 degrees is the forecasted high on the beach. we'll see winds up to 15 to 20 miles per hour. seas 2 to 4 feet. boating advisory goes into effect later in the day. there's a moderate risk of rip currents. uv index is high on a scale of 11 it's a ten. 86 degrees for philadelphia, that temperature is right on par for this time of year. overnight tonight, 62 degrees outlying suburbs, 70 degrees in center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, heat wave number two arrives monday, breezy, hazy, hot and humid, 94. probably feeling more like 97 with the humidity. tuesday, air temperatures are

close to 97, 96 or 97. it will feel like 100. wednesday, thunderstorm possible, 92. thursday, sticky, but cooler high of 86. still a chance of pop-up thunderstorm. friday everything clears out, the humidity lessens it will feel a lot better, 85. saturday, sun and clouds, phillies back at citizens bank park, 87 degrees, sunday looks good, as well. >> wildfire rages near sacramento, california has tripled in size. it has charred at least 11 square miles. more firefighters are being called in to keep the fire from spreading to dozens of homes. turned -- tinder dry conditions are fueling the wildfire. the fire is 30% contained. ♪

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>> new york firefighters are mourning the loss of one of their own, 40-year-old was killed in the line of duty yesterday. he became trapped in a burning highrise while searching for victims. more than 100 firefighters were called to the 21 story building if brooklyn. two other crew members suffered minor injuries. he was a 14 year veteran of department. >> new documents made public by nsa leaker edward snowdon suggests that average americans are part of federal intelligence mission. the report claimed when the government agency was spying on legally targeted foreigners, it collected data of ordinary users.

meantime, the post reports the intercepted message also did help identify -- messages did help identify computer hackers and secret nuclear project. researchers at the university of virginia found most people would rather do something physical than being alone with their thoughts. participants forced to sit alone for 6 to 15 minutes found it difficult to concentrate so unusual that they opted to are mild electric shock to distract them. researchers concluded that people like things spontaneously than doing things on command. >> sometimes it's not good to be alone with your thoughts. >> it's good not to think too much. >> we'll be right back.

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feel the hamptonality >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:22 with the travel forecast. we'll start with satellite and radar, most of the country is quiet. we have a complex of showers and thunderstorms across the western great lakes and high plain states. it is this system right here that will increase the heat and humidity during the course of the week. it's hard to tell on the sat light image that's the warm front. underneath that front is very, very hot. at least it's going to be very, very hot. all that is marching toward the northeast. it arrives first thing tomorrow. this is looking disturbing here, as well. the forecast models don't do

much with the flareups of thunderstorms. the last one formed into hurricane arthur. we don't want to see all that activity down there. temperature-wise you wouldn't thing there's a heat wave coming by looking at the numbers. cincinnati, 59. saint louis, 72. memphis, 67. it was chilly here things will change dramatically over the next few days. travel forecast everything is nice and quiet. philadelphia, 68 degrees, no rmt roed delays. -- reported delays. boston on time, charlotte no delays, comfortable down there and 72. nydia. >> enjoy a cool treat while helping a good cause, the super scooper ice cream festivalle continues from noon until 6:00 p.m. $7 gets you all the ice cream you can eat.

it goes to the children's hospital of philadelphia to fight pediatric leukemia. it's partly of the wawa welcome america celebration in philadelphia. the holiday weekend fun continued in ocean city. no need for floats and fire trucks for this parade. hundreds pedaled during the annual north end bike parade. >> the phillies season seems to get uglier by the day. they could be swept out of pittsburgh by the end of the day. jeff skeverski has sports. >> reporter: what happened? just two weeks ago, the phillies were 3 1/2 games out of the first place. now they are 12 games out. the phillies season continues to go down the river in pittsburgh. another first inning hole against the pirates. only one team in baseball has

allowed more runs in the first inning this season, phils fall behind 3-0. in the 9th. marlin byrd, "bye-bye birdie," the phils get within one, but he is not able to lead them to a victory. phils looks like 3-2. they have lost 12 of their last 15 games their seasonal 13 under 500, their worst start in 17 years. back at it today, a.j. burr knelt on the mounds. sixers back in oklahoma in a city, noelle playing in his first game of owe kind since tearing the acl. he makes an impression, 15 seconds into the game, first basket of the game, 19 points in 26 minutes. later in the first, how about the basket and the fowl. noelle is impressive in that

debut. hopefully it's a sign of thing to come in the regular season. how duffel to be out there? >> it was fun, i got to work on my stamina a little bit so i can continue to play at the high level i was playing at. that will come through more games. it's been a long, patient wait. out last season, it was tough, i had to be patient learn watching other guys in the league. >> reporter: well, not all good news out of orlando, sixers lose guard pierre jackson to a torn right achilles. sixers acquire jeremy lane the rockets guard is on the trading block we'll see what happens. pablo montoya on the pole in the poconos today. >> 7:26 we've got more in

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heat and humidity are about to set in once again, accuweather is tracking it right now on "action news." it is 7:29 let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the next heat wave in accuweather. hey chris. >> reporter: hey, nydia, there's a heat wave on the way, but let me tell you this might be a perfect weekend. yesterday i don't think there was a cloud in the sky we were seeing all the blue. today we have high, thin clouds and there's no humidity and pleasant temperatures. for the month of july this is about as perfect as you can get. look at the poconos, 53 degrees. allentown, 58. philadelphia, 68. trenton, 60. lancaster, 59. dover, 64. millville, 61. on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 68 not too bad. satellite and radar composite shows a few high, thin clouds. a lot of them are starting to fizzle out here.

we're expecting a lot of sunshine later this afternoon. accuweather has the full forecast mostly sunny skies with a few high, thin clouds from time to time that's about it. uv index is high, you can get a sunburn in less than 15 minutes if you don't apply the sunscreen. lunchtime, 83. 4:00 p.m., we'll see a temperature reading around 86, 87 degrees. boat report, jersey shore this is the place to be today. 80 degrees in cape may. avalon, 81. land breeze today. for the -- fortescue on the delaware bay, 83. waves on the bay 1 to 2 feet. dewey beach 83 degrees this afternoon. ocean temperature off the coast of delaware, a whopping 74 degrees. today is another nice one, very comfortable, tomorrow everything changes. heat wave number two begins, high temperatures in the mid

90s. it will feel closer to 100 as the week wears on. as you step back inside, i'll have the details in the seven-day forecast. >> chris, thank you. the investigation continues into that tragic fire in southwest philadelphia that killed four young children. the memorial is growing at the site of the blaze. the fierce flames engulfed four homes and spread to four more. after a woman jumped to safety she realized that her twin girls were trapped inside and the girls were killed. the fire claimed the lives of a 1-month-old and 4-year-old brother. mayor nutter visited with the victims families. >> i can only pray that their pain was not long, that they did not truly feel and experience

the intensity of this fire. >> firefighters believe the flames might have started on the front porch of the home. the commissioner said crews visited the property last year and installed two smoke alarms. yesterday he made an urgent plea to residents to practice their own family escape plan in case of fire. the red cross is helping the people impacted. to offer a financial donation go to red cross philly.org and find a link at 6abc.com. you can drop off clothing or other items at christ international baptist church. they will not accept financial contributions. meantime call the red cross at (215)299-4889 if you've been affected by the tragedy and need help. >> new this morning, a violent confrontation between a housing

0 authority officer and four men in a car. investigators say the officer opened fire on this white dodge charge in south philadelphia overnight. after the driver reportedly tried to hit the officer with the does an. this started at 8th an south when that car was holding up traffic. the housing authority officer told the car to get moving and that's when police say a passenger got out and aimed a gun at the officer and took off running. the driver and three other men in the car were arrested after the police tracked down the vehicle at 6th street. two men were killed in wilmington, state police scoured the crash scene at marsh street at 2:30. a 53-year-old driver was fleeing the scene of another crash when he crossed the center median and hit a car driven by a 68-year-old man. le both men were pronounced at christiana hospital.

neither was wearing a seat belt. new video of the alleged beating of a palestinian teenager by israeli police. we want to warn you, some of the pictures are graphic. the parents said this video shows their son being beaten by israeli policemen. this here is how he looks after that incident. an israeli police spokesman said the footage is edited and that the teen resisted arrest. his parents are calling it attempted murder. >> i was infuriatedded i was horror -- infuriated, i was horrified, he is my son, you never want to see your son in pain especially that kind of of pain. >> the family is vacationing in jerusalem. this morning a jerusalem court ordered him to nine days house arrest. his 16-year-old cousin was kidnapped and murdered during an

apparent revenge attack after the murder of these three israeli teens. here at the big board a rare shark attack off the coast of a popular beach in southern california. the paddle boarders encountered a baby great white who is 6 to 7 feet long. the paddle boarders rushed to help the 40-year-old swimmer caught on camera who was bitten by the shark. experts believe the animal becomage stated when it -- becamage agitated when it become caught in a fisherman's net. >> the shark is shaking his head and his teeth are coming out and we think the swimmer was at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> the injury swimmer was not hurt, a fishing ban is in place

along the shore for the next several days. "g.m.a." weekend will have more on the shark attack and the meeflt middle east tensions. >> wawa welcome america with wrap up the celebration at the battleship for free for veterans of world war ii. admission to adventure aquarium is $10. >> the skies over penns landing were aglow with fireworks last night. all eyes were glued to the vibrant display of color all core graphed to -- choreographed

to moved. our coverage continues on the 6abc news app there we have fireworks from across the region and check out storm tracker 6 live throughout the weekend for any updates. >> it is now, 7:37 there's still much more to come on "action news" this sunday. >> the mann summer season is heating up, there's a new must have seat, 6abc loves the arts shows you the view and the lineup. >> reporter: sky 6 live looking at cape may. the holiday weekend is winding down just as it's about

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>> sky6 live hd taking a live look into center city on this sunday morning, the peco crown lights there. it is 7:40. there's a few clouds in the sky, but not a cloud in the sky yesterday, another beautiful day shaping up for our weekend. >> reporter: i saw one. >> there was a cloud just then, a big white puffy one. >> reporter: i think i've figured everything out. the last 8 weekends have been perfect. that means every snowstorm will happen on the weekend. that's how it usually happens.

>> it always wants to talk about the snow. >> reporter: i meant to show it in there -- i want to throw it in there as much as i can. there's the view of the ben franklin bridge, high, thin clouds moving in overhead. nothing threatening. it should be a nice day with high temperatures in the mid 80s. a little bit warmer than yesterday, but very, very pleasant. storm tracker 6 live is crystal clear. maybe a spotty shower popping up well west of philadelphia, at it will be confined to the central portion of pennsylvania. most of us stay dry. 68 degrees, dewpoint, 56. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour. pressure 30.14. millville, 61. and dover 66. wind speeds are calm, so, again, it is very tranquil morning.

again, it is beginning to shift out of the southwest. they will be moving like this that will increase the heat and humidity over the next 72 hours or so. it will be a pleasant breeze with wind speeds up to 15 miles per hour. not a big deal. the pattern change that will be occurring over the next 24 to 48 hours that's a big deal. this air mass will push off to the east move into the canadian maritimes and jet stream climbs we get into the soupy air mass, it's hazy, hot and humid and it feels like 100 degrees. we saw that for the first time last week and we'll go through it for the next few days. combination of sun and clouds this afternoon. high, thin clouds where the sun shines through them. tomorrow morning waking up to sunshine and tomorrow afternoon we're talking about the isolated shower threat. 90% of the viewing area stays dry. far western suburbs west of

reading and allentown getting into the poconos you have a cans of a pop-up shower late in the day, we get into tuesday morning, all is quiet tuesday afternoon with the added humidity we could see more of a chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm. tuesday doesn't look too bad. the threat of the gusty thunderstorms the ones that produce 50 to 55-mile an hour winds that's going to happen on wednesday. heat indices tuesday afternoon, right now the model showing 97. it will be closer to 100. same thing for trenton and wilmington. at least mid 90s, high of 98, 99 degrees, reading, 86 degrees, a beautiful afternoon. downingtown, 85. warmer day for philadelphia, 86. glassboro 87. millville, 85. dover the same number. land breeze sea isle city, 82. surf city 80 degrees. the poconos delightful day lots

of bright blue, a few high, thin clouds, 78 degrees. jersey shore, good day to work on the tan. 62 degrees that's the ocean temperature. there's a moderate risk for rip currents. it's beginning to diminish, but it's moderate risk, pay attention to the lifeguards. uv index high apply the sunscreen. heat and humidity returns tomorrow, the humidity won't be nearly as bad tomorrow as what you will feel tuesday, each and everyday it guess worse and worse. 86 today, 94 tomorrow feeling like 97. 96 tuesday feeling like close to 100. tuesday there's a chance of pop-up thunderstorm late in the day. wednesday same thing. thursday sunshine to start, we could see thunderstorms flaring up during the day, 86 degrees, friday is like a breath of fresh air, mostly sunny skies a cold front brushes the humidity out, up to 85. saturday sun and clouds, 87 degrees low humidity levels.

looking good. >> love it. >> thank you, chris. take a look at these cute pictures three baby red pandas in ohio. two boys and a girl were born june 20th. it's the first for the zoo's adult red pandas, they are listeds endangered species. two others made their debut at the brandywine museum in delaware. get ready to shake, rattle and roll at the movies. abc's nick watt went for the ride. >> reporter: 3d is officially old hat. this is 4dx, there's wind, rain even temperature change. your seat behaves like a malfunctioning massage chair and there's odors. >> there's burning rubber and gun smoke that sort of thing.

>> reporter: there are rules no eating or drinking during intense scenes, protect your clothing against wind/rain-like conditions and do not sit on another's lap. >> you're a participant in the "action news" and you're alongside the characters. >> reporter: the regal l.a. live is just a handsful of move -- handful of movie theater in the u.s. doing it. it's designed to keep us going to the movies in an age of declining ticket sales and so many entertainment options. what could possibly be next at the multiplex, actual actors in the flesh, hang on, isn't that what shakespeare was doing 400 years ago? nick watt abc news. >> we'll be back with our top

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>> the temperatures is rising is not the only thing heating up in july as the mann summer concert series gets into full swing. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: john legend, josh grogen are a few names that will be at the mann center this summer. a brand new skyline stage fine dining and sloping lawns it's a brand new mann. >> it's something. >> like central park. >> reporter: if you're into movies, they have "west side

story" while you watch the movies on two jumbo led screens. >> cruel experience the movie the orchestra plays it live, it brings to live a whole different movie concert going experience that we think is exciting and we believe the audience will, as well. >> reporter: the mann is partnering with wrti for people's choice concert. >> people will pick what they like most and go on the website and vote for their most popular music. the concert will be programmed by our audience. >> reporter: several free concerts help round out the summer season. >> we have all the ambience and experience that will make the fight memorandum -- memorable.

>> reporter: for more go to the 6abc.com and click on the sections and 6abc loves the arts. paul mccartney apologized to his fans via youtube performed larched in albany -- performed last night in albany new york. he had a virus that led to a brief hospital stay in japan. he will perform in pittsburgh, but he has no planned stops for us in philadelphia.

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be today. sky6 live hd taking a live look at cape may, new jersey. another perfect beach day shaping up for you. and you know even though it's hot outside, right by the water it will be perfect. >> reporter: earlier this week it topped out at 96. we were sitting on the sand, i was sitting with my girlfriend, she had goose bumps. >> wednesday. i was there, too. >> reporter: you were in sea isle. >> reporter: i was working on my tan. backyard barbecue forecast. mostly sunny skies, very pleasant, 1:00 p.m., temperature of 84. 5:00 p.m., 85. we're anticipating a high of 86, 87. that all changes tomorrow. 94 degrees is the forecasted high. we'll increase the humidity, it will feel like 96, 97.

by tuesday it will feel closer to 100. there may be need to be a heat advisory issued. chance of thunderstorm late in the day, same thing for wednesday, 92. so we get three straight days of 90-degree plus heat. it will be the second heat wave of the year so far. thursday, 86 and friday, 85. saturday, 87. >> i can't wait until you guys have kids, these quick i am impu trips down the shore. >> i was working i was doing a weather story. >> reporter: i was working on my tan. >> you can get our storm tracker 6 live app it gives you access to live radar and weather alerts. the apps are free at the apple and google app store. >> if you have a hard time getting over your ex, there's a

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demanding answer. hello hello to good health to paul mccartney, he is back in action after being sidelined by a virus. else back on tour, "g.m.a." takes a look at the music he continues to make today. that's coming up on "good morning america." >> "good morning america" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. a call for help to the victims of the fire that killed four young children. we have more on how you can help. >> a young girl is throughouted as a his or her -- is touted as a hero for her quick actions that saved her

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good morning, america. this morning, shark attack. >> get out of the water. >> get out of water. >> shark. >> the man bitten by a great white off a los angeles beach speaking out about the horrifying moments the giant fish sunk in his jaws. >> it came out of nowhere. >> the life-saving ocean rescue and how he's doing this morning. american released. the 15-year-old boy from florida in israel seen getting beaten and arrested being freed from custody overnight. what his parents are saying about the video that's shocking the world. breaking her silence. monica lewinsky on the scandal that almost brought down a president now speaking out in her first tv interview in more than a decade. >> i was the most humiliated woman in the world. >> the day the infamous white house intern wanted to end her life. and the beatle gets back. ♪ eight days