chris sowers has the accuweather forecast. we're all like annie, we'll see sun tomorrow. >> reporter: the anne song, the sun will come out tomorrow, there's the view in cape may. we have a lot of high, thin clouds upstairs, we have two systems that we're watching, one to the southeast, one to the southwest, both are kind of pushing toward the delaware valley. because of the proximity of the two features we'll see a lot of clouds. because we'll see all the cloud cover, it will put a limit on the temperatures. we're going up to 82, 83 and the humidity levels will be nice and low. at least there's good news in the forecast today. look at the moisture voas spine of the appalachian -- voas spine of the -- across the spine of the appalachians. that's system number one. it will get as far east as harrisburg. we won't have to deal with. this system is off cape hatteras

and will push off to the east, a very brief sprinkle for the jersey shore overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. 74 degrees by lunchtime, 78. 3:00 p.m., how's that for a high, huh? 82, very comfortable degrees, the normal is 87. we're well below average. weekend clouds in the forecast. turning hotter next week, oppressively so, you'll notice the increase in humidity, those two combined you'll get the gully washer thunderstorms and big winds, i'll have have that e exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> world leaders are calling on pro russian rebels who control the eastern ukraine crash site to allow investigators access

immediately. kicker -- kirk cochran is in washington, d.c. the wreck wreckage still smolders, the bodies still not collected. at least one american is among the dead. a 19-year-old with dual u.s. citizenship. he was on his way to meet his family for vacation in malaysia. his father was visit ago relative in new jersey -- visiting a relative in new jersey. >> you just hope that none of the children or grandchildren go before you. and now it has happened. >> reporter: u.s. officials say they believe pro russian separate i alsos -- separatists are to blame claiming they took

down two military planes in the past week. >> group of separatists cannot shoot down transport planes or fighter jets without sophisticated equipment or training and that is coming from russia. >> reporter: vladimir putin and rebels at the scene are denying responsibility. across the globe a call for justice for the 298 people on board hailing from 11 countries. we know that 83 the children were on board. >> as we staired at the passenger list we saw next to the passengers name, capital "i" as we now know the letter "i ""stands for infants. >> reporter: we also know that health workers were heading to a conference. later today a full passenger manifest is expected to be

released. >> thank you four that report. emotions ran high at a rally held on the benjamin franklin parkway. they mourned the victims and blamed solely one person, vladimir putin. >> listen to us, take your bloody hands off ukraine. >> reporter: they gathered at 19th and parkway behind a large banner, they held posters with pursuit -- putin's image. putin is behind this insane scenario with the downing of the malaysian airplane. ukrainian americans say they have been living with a nightmare ever since the russians invaded the crime --

crimea peninsula. >> we hope that president obama will take firm steps to punish russia. le. >> they should send military mission to uyain to assess -- to ukraine to assess what kind of training they need. >> reporter: meanwhile, the archdiocese of philadelphia was offering prayers for those responsible for such evil. >> saddens me very much, as we pray, we pray for the victims, we pray for their conversion, some sort of sense of sensibility and appreciation of life. >> and so in the of unspeakable loss, fast-moving developments are being closely monitored by ukrainians here. they believe the world has been drawn into their conflict with

russia and they hope the world takes action. along the parkway in center city, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> our coverage. crash of malaysia airlines flights mh17 continues. the we have posted photos and videos from the scene. you can download the app free for apple and android. fire force families out of their homes this morning. firefighters made quick work of the flames that started in a vacant row home, but not before the fire jumped to the house next-door. the family escaped unharmed. it is unclear what sparked that blaze. one philadelphia mosque leader is hind bars, another on the run after police say he tried to cut off another man's hand with a machete. it happened at a mosque on north

63rd street. the two mosque leaders approached the victim and accusedded -- accused him of stealing money. the victim was severely consult and taken to the hospital. -- the victim was severely can you cut and taken to the hospital. strawberry mansion couple now know that the their deaths was murder. the 77-year-old man and his 66-year-old wife were found dead in their home on thursday morning. sources say gladys was suffocated. >> a nasty wreck overnight in new jersey sends four people to the hospital, including two police officers. the action cam found a smashed up minivan and two patrol cars scattered across atlantic city

boulevard in pine beach, owes county. le one police officer's car was rear ended. you can see the back end damage. firefighters had to pull one of the officers from the car. two other people were hurt. there's no word on any of the victims' condition or who caused that crash. new jersey state police are investigating a crash involving a fire truck. it happened overnight on 676 near the morgan boulevard exit. the ladder truck was responding to a call when it collided with a car. four people inside the vehicle had minor injuries. no firefighters were hurt, the truck did have its warning lights and siren on at the time of the accident. the coast guard has suspended it's search for a missing swimmer who disappeared at island state beach park, he was from france and reportedly swimming in the ocean for the first time. officials said they had to

rescue four other people from the rough waters yesterday. firefighters in western pennsylvania pulled out all the stops to save a boy who got stuck to save a boy on a steel beam on a bridge. the boys had a a few bumps and bruises. he is not out of the woods just yet. the teen's father said he plans to ground his son for that stunt. about 100 miles of the pennsylvania turnpike will get the state ps first 70-mile per hour speed limit. the zone will run from the blue mountain interchange to the morgantown interchange. they were authorized by the transportation funding law, more speed limit changes are expected to be announced next week. rhythm is on the rise today. international musicians will be

providing free entertainment at saunders park between noon and 7:00 p.m. it's part of the initiative to make the area cultural destination. >> you're busting a move here. >> i want to see what chris sowers has. >> i never dance on tv, i promise. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including sports, how do we choose our friends? the answer may be in our dna. >> saving with 6abc timing is everything, right. we'll tell you the best time to search for and use coupon codes. >> reporter: believe me, kenneth, you don't want to see me dancing in front of the camera. it's not a pretty .

>> winds driven wildfires continue to race through washington state. this is new video of the flames. one home has been burned, about 100 homes in all have been destroyed by this week's flareups. washington's governor said 2,000 firefighters are working in the eastern part of the state. while 100 national guard troops are on standby. >> 9:13, thankfully, we don't have the sunniest day, it's not too bad. >> reporter: as long as it's dry, people will be happy. >> he shouldn't be complaining. >> reporter: let's go outside on

sky 6. a view of the center city skyline. shades of gray from the city to the shores to the poconos. everybody seeing cloud cover. tomorrow it will look like that first thing in the morning and in the afternoon the skies brighten up a little bit. good news for the most part it will stay dry. 78 degrees, the easterly wind may produce brief showers overnight for the jersey shore. priz or sprinkle -- spritz or sprinkle. 71 in trenton, allentown, 68. poconos, 66. 71 in sea isle city. on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 71. dover, 74, wilmington, 74. from top to bottom, north to south, everybody stuck in the clouds. we'll see cloud coffer, limited sunshine -- cloud cover, limited

sunshine, well see clouds from both systems, one to the west and one to the south. normally this is the guy we have to watch, because it's forming over water, but the upper level steering winds will push this out to sea and away from the delaware valley. philadelphia sits right there. this guy will come in underneath and pull out to sea. we won't have to deal with the moisture, with the exception of a brief spritz or sprinkle from the jersey shore to seaside heights. later on this afternoon, really just a lot of clouds out there, it's going to be a quiet day, comfortable in the low 80s. spritz or sprinkle wildwood and cape may first thing in the morning. we'll see clouds decrease, they will thin out and the sun will shine through. i don't think you'll see any of the moisture here sunday afternoon. sunday is another quiet day. the weekend doesn't look too bad. nice and pleasant.

the muggies return as we get into monday. monday will be comfortable temperature-wise, shooting for a high of 5, 86 which is below average. tuesday, wednesday and thursday it turns hot and humid again with another heat wave on the way, all three days in the 90s. 75 degrees in the mountains, lots of clouds up there. clouds and sun, sunday, 75. the jersey shore not the best day to be working on your tan. a lot of clouds, ocean temperature getting back up there, 67 degrees, clouds and sun, i stress the word sun, it will be very limited, 76. clouds and sun sunday, 77 degrees, right there on the beach if you're sitting out, winds will be out of the east at 10 to 20 miles per hour. that will create a chop later on. if you're doing boating it could become a little bit rough during high tide. there's a moderate risk for rip currents and the uv index is on the moderate side.

you need to apply the sunscreen, it's just the sun won't be boating on you like the last several weekends. 82 degrees, winds are light out of the we also at 5 to 10. him they will top out at 3:00 p.m. and the temperatures pull back, 60 degrees in the outlying suburbs, 66 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sun today, 82. clouds and sun tomorrow, 83. it will turn more humid for sunday, monday, more humid, tuesday, more humid, wednesday it guess gets more and more humid each and he ever had here, as the temperatures increase and the humidity increases, the feels-like temperatures starting to through the roof again. wednesday you see a high of 92. feels like 96 or 97. there could afternoon thunderstorms some of them could be strong and friday we're out of the 9s. that 87 feels like 90 degrees.

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>> 9:25 on this saturday morning, you're taking a live look via sky6 live hd at penns landing where it's controversy cast, but chris sowers -- where it's overcast right now, but chris sowers says the sun will come out tomorrow. phils face the braves in game two in atlanta. ducis roger has all your sports. >> reporter: good morning, the phillies pick up where they left off before the all star break, if you were paying attention to anything that transpired in the first half of the season, you know that's not a good thing.

a.j. burnett pitch and oh, boy. the phils lead is cut down to 1. later in the inning, b.j. upton. this season he didn't hit the broadside of a barn, but there he gets a run. atlanta scores four in the frame. burnett gives up 6 runs. ryan howard pulls the phils within 2. that's it, phillies lose 6-4 the final count. basketball, the sixers wrap up their game last night to the all stars, they lost in o.t.. noelle did score in double figures in the four of the 6 games he played. noelle feels else -- feels he is

growing with each game, not physically. he is already 7 feet tall. >> you have to go to your coaches and see what you did wrong and come back the next day or the next game and make it better, that's about growing as a player and person. >> the camden river sharks held a home run derby from the battleship new jersey into the delaware river. there are sharks in there, right, they cruised tennis ball -- they cruised tennis balls. he nearly connected with a passing boat, timed it perfectly, oh, well short. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers. >> 105-year-old woman from the san diego area is tossing out the first pitch at the padre's

team. she has been practicing. the honor is the first pitch of the -- is a gift. >> coming you mean, "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: coming up in "shelter me rescue of the week," rescue dogs rock, that's the name of the rescue group, you'll find out why when you met teddy and his friends coming up on "action news." >> a local boy makes a big impression of the kids annual state dinner at the white

>> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m., world leaders are demanding that independent verdicts be given immediate unrestricted access to the site with a malaysia airline jet was shot down. israel said it found tunnels where hamas can use to a attack the jewish state. >> first outside to chris sowers and the all-important accuweather forecast. >> reporter: good morning to you, kenneth, not too bad out here. it's comfortable, the only issue we're dealing with is cloud cover this morning. if you're going to the jersey shore, it's not going to be a

perfect beach day, but it's not too terribly bad. ship bottom, 72 degrees, winds out of the northeast at 10 miles per hour. the chop is beginning to pick up, as well. atlantic city at the airport, 70 on the boards, 72. ocean city, 73. sea isle city and avalon, 72. cape may, 74. ocean temperature off the coast of cape may, that's refreshing. 74. delaware bay, temperature of the water, 79 and off the coast of atlantic city, 67. depending on where you are, the temperature of the water is extremely warm or chilly. 81 degrees that's what the forecast model has in philadelphia. look at atlantic city with that onshore wind. the numbers will top out around 76 or 77 and then pull back later this afternoon. same thing with wildwood and lakehurst. everywhere from sandy hook to cape may, you'll see that sea breeze developing. so, forecast for today, the you're in the city, mostly cloudy, 8 the degrees is the forecasted high, normally it should be 87.

it's should be a nice comfortable day. jersey shore, 76, 77 a lot of high clouds, the poconos comfortable 75 degrees, also dealing with a lot of the high clouds, tomorrow it's better, we start out with clouds, maybe a brief sprinkle in the morning for the jersey shore and we'll see an increase in sunshine as the day goes on, you'll notice a slight increase in the humidity 83 degrees, monday, tuesday, wednesday, it goes downhill, depending on how you feel about humidity and heat. the third potential heat wave is on the way on tuesday, i'll talk about that when i step back inside in just a bit. >> now to the latest on the malaysia airline jet shot down over eastern ukraine. ukraine said moscow is helping pro russian rebels to destroy evidence at the crash site. world leaders are demanding that investigators be given immediate unrestricted access to the crash

site. more than two dozen officials arrived yesterday. but rebels allowed them to conduct a partial an superficial inspection. meantime the u.n. reiterated what president obama said yesterday that the missile cruised to bring down the jet was fired from territory held by pro russian separatists. u.n. ambassador said separatists claimed responsibility for shooting down a military transport before m realizing it was a commercial airline. >> a group of separatists can't shoot down military transport planes or they claim shoot down fighter jets without sophisticated equipment and training and that is coming from russia. >> 298 people were killed when

the missile brought down that plane, including 80 children. among the passengers a group of reachers heading to an aids conference in australia. >> one american died on the plane, quinn lucas schansman. his grandfather, ronald is in the area visiting his sister. >> it's so sense atlanticless,u reallies it's a fate you can't escape. just pure fate. >> our coverage of the crash of malaysia airlines flight mh17 continues on the 6abc news app. we'll alert you to new developments as the story unfolds. we've posted videos and photos

of the scene. you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores. >> now to the deadly conflict in the middle east where officials say the ground mission in gaza, they say they found tunnels used by hamas to infiltrate israel. the death toll has topped 300. the u.n. secretary of state is leaving for the middle east to mediate the condition -- conflict, the ground offensive could last two weeks. palestinians walked toward city hall calling for the u.s. to stop the support of israel and for israel to leave gaza. this march followed a separate gathering of israeli demonstrators in the same area. >> a fast-moving fire killed two women in atlantic city. the two-alarm blaze started in the apartment building of prove ken's avenue. one neighbor said even as she picked up the phone to call for

help, the fire was out of control. >> it was a small flame, but once i called 911 it went out of control. it went so quickly. >> the victims are a woman believed to be in her 20s and orderly woman. firefighters say the fire stretched from the building's about the same time all the way to the roof. >> a local union at odds with the pennsylvania convention center took to the street in protest in center city. members of the metropolitan regional council of carpenters h o the conven a spokesperson for the convention center authority said the union a conscious decision not to sign a labor agreement by the deadline back in april. the convention center reached a new deal with four other trade unions. the center is banking on

that new labor agreement to bring back business. members say they are committed to a focus on customer needs. they created a marketing campaign around it the time-lapse video it's an commitment to smoother less expensive convention set up. workers namedthe dog who ws she hiding in a grassy area with multiple stab wounds. the humane society ha c i bng mistreated. eve responsible for they have c with arrest, but it neverking captures the incident from

beginning tond the cilhief fore his officers to follo procedure, evesham police have been wearing the cameras for two days now. >> a ten-year-old from delaware stole the spotlight at the annual kid's state dinner. he attended his first kid's state dinner last year, when he was honored for his efforts to feed the homeless. he told the kids his experience about sitting at the first lady's table. >> she gave us permission to eat with our fingers. except that she said president obama was not ray loud to use his -- was not allowed to use his fingers. i thought that was funny. >> the president made an appearance and shared his family's junk food likenesses. ice cream, sushi and french

fries. >> he might be the president one day, cute kid. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9 including weekend happening. a popular deejay on on a local radio show is sharing his weight loss. rescue dogs rock you'll see why this animal group is pouring out positive energy. we'll introduce you to some of the adoptable pets. we'll get a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns.

>> heads up reading terminal market is the place to be to celebrate everything summer. they are serving up their sizzle and ice cream freeze. there will be barbecue and fresh fruit and live entertainment. leave room for dessert there's always so much to eat there. >> and there's always room for dessert. >> reporter: i always feel stuffed when i leave the reading terminal. we have nice weather this weekend, probably not as much sun suddenly like, but it's -- probably not as much as you would like. temperatures are nice out there, we're dealing with a lot of the

clouds, we have sunscreen. there's good news for some of you, of course if you're working on the tan you're not too happy. 74 in philadelphia. 72 on the boards in atlantic city. from this point on you're not going too much higher, 75, 76, give or take the numbers pull back as the wind kick in off the water. poconos very comfortable 66 degrees,ing wind speeds are light out of the east/northeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. they will pick up in intensity at the jersey shore. these gusts anticipating ten to 15 miles per hour, every now and then higher to 20. again, nothing too terribly windy, it could be breezy down the jersey systems, hrghhe spine of the disturbance appalachians and another cst system off coast of

hatteras. them should miss the delaware valley with the exception of clouds. this will be the dominant feature today as far as temperatures are concerned. low humidity levels, high in the low 80s. it pulls away and brings you will the humidity, we'll see a gradual increase in sunshine, 83. you'll notice the humidity. monday more humid, tuesd, muggier, wednesday thursday, it will feel worse and worse if you don't like the humidity. here's future tracker 6, again, a combination of sun and clouds out there today, probably more clouds than sun, for tomorrow we'll start out with a lot of the clouds, they will be lower and thicker and they will be very deep, so you won't see too much sunshine, maybe patchy drizzle for the jersey as the dayloud we'll see an increase in sunshine.

today and tomorrow, 75 degrees, lots of clouds this afternoon, combination of sun and tomorrow. him for the jerseyhe thing, a lf clouds today. starting out with clouds first thing tomorrow morning with an increase in sunshine as the day wears on. 76 today, 77 tomorrow. swells of 3 to 4 feet. 82 degrees in philadelphia. by 4:30 today, 72 in atlantic city, 73 in wildwood. tomorrow, same thing we'll see high temperatures in the low 80s. 83 by 3:30. 75 in atlantic city, wildwood, 75 degrees. a little bit cooler on the sand. for philadelphia, 82, clouds, limited sun, overnight tonight, partly cloudy, mild, 60 degrees outlying suburbs, 66 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stays nice and comfortable through tomorrow, monday, tuesday and wednesday is when you start to notice the change. 82 today, 83 tomorrow, more clouds than sun this afternoon, we'll see more sun than clouds

late in the day for sunday. seasonable warm for monday, 86 and then the 90s return, tuesday, 90 degrees, wednesday and thursday, 92. chance of pop-up showers and thunderstorms. a couple of those will be strong and friday it's cooler and muggy and 87. >> well, this week me r meet grop that's philadelphia. alicia vitarelli introduces us ter: ginny chapel has been own rescue i11 with a fitting . ameith rescue dogs rock. i wanted something fun and positive and uplifting. >> reporter: that up beatas gard encouraging response. this rescue group is a growing family. >> it's great that they become

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