>> reporter: skies have cleared out nicely, temperatures have cooled off the humidity has come way down. it looks like a fabulous weekend for most of us across the mid atlantic. a couple of folks on the beach that's the only downfall to the beach day is the fact that the wind will whip from time to time some of you may get sandblasted. 72 degrees in philadelphia at this 9:00 a.m. hour. trenton, 69. allentown, 67. poconos in the 50s, millville, 72. dover, 72 and wilmington 70. satellite and radar clearing out nicely now, there's the cold front right there, work its way out to sea off the coast, it will leave us with blue skies. if you have a tee time the only issue is the breeze out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. otherwise accuweather says mostly sunny skies and

comfortable. temperatures are close to 70. by 3:00 p.m. we'll see temperatures close to 80. 79 officially. the humidity returns next week it feels awful by tuesday and the humidity or the heat moves in along with it. we could have a run at 90 degrees tuesday and wednesday. with that heat combined with the humidity that means showers and thunderstorms. >> hundreds of septa regional rail workers are on strike. the action cam was in bucks county this morning where the union workers hit the picket lines. this after talks between septa and two union failed to reach a new contract deal. "action news" reporter wendy saltzman joins us live from septa's roberts avenue yard in nicetown where workers have gathered. >> reporter: 400 workers have walked off the job and taken

their post on the picket line. this strike is the first time since septa workers walked off the job in 1983 that lasted 108 days. this railroad yard is usually empty, but you can see there are dozens and dozens of trains that have been parked, pile up, they are not going anywhere anytime soon. 13 regional remain lines have been shut down indefinitely affecting some 60,000 customers who travel to areas like newark, trenton and the airport. service on septa buses, trolleys and subways and the el are still running. septa is pushing customers to use the alternative forms of transportation. next up governor corbett is expected to step in as early today to request that an emergency board be pointed to mediate that would force workerses back to work for 240

days and put an end to the standstill. >> someone in the governor's administration has contacted us and made it clear to us there would be consequence for us if we didn't accept their offer. >> we are disappointed. we really felt that the one issue that was a sticking point was something that we could continue to discuss, we did ask for a two-week extension with or without the pay raises that we had offered to the employees. those offers were denied. >> reporter: septa says they don't want that federal mediation, they also all that's going -- they say all that's going to do is delay another potential strike for 240 delays. the union said they will go back into the negotiations only if septa is willing to make major movements.

wendy saltzman channel 6 "action news." >> keep up with the septa situation with the 6abc news app there we'll have the latest details often on going talks along a link with a constituency plan while the strike continues. also our traffic map will get you around on the roads while the regional rails are unavailable. you can get it for your apple or android device. new this morning, police say they busted an illegal fighting ring in the 2900 block of east key street in kensington. they found the men surrounding the ring when they busted the home. >> there's a lot of training equipment. he has all the paraphernalia that's used in bird fighting. like i said this is not a small operation. >> and police in camden are investigating a crash involving a police car that hurt two

people including an officer. investigators say another car collided with the police cruiser yesterday afternoon at the intersection of 8th and kaign avenue. the officer and the driver suffered minor injuries. thousands of children in pennsylvania are victims of abuse every year. that's according to a report from the department of public welfare. last year the child abuse hot line received more calls of neglect than ever before. 53% of the calls had to do with sexual abuse. 80% were girls. authorities were able to confirm 13% of the claims. military veterans in central pennsylvania had the opportunity to sound off on the va scandal. governor corbett met with the group in williamsport yesterday. the pennsylvania governor called

the alleged coverup of the va services unacceptable. meantime, of the va audit results compelled a new whistle blower to come forward. the numbers came out saying mental health patients waited 2 days for treatment. shay wilks possess a secret weight list showing patients who went two years without care and covered up the list so they could receive their bonuses. a flag-raising ceremony takes place on independence mall this morning and before the flag is lord there will be a national anthem sing along to celebrate it's 200th birthday. the community of langhorne is

invited to the middle up to township middle at 2:00 p.m. they are competing in a challenge organizing a the largest group sing along to the national anthem in history. in leave vet town they -- levittown they paid tribute to the war heros. >> freedom is not free. >> reporter: dozens of volunteers joined members of the delaware valley vietnam american veterans to plant 6,000 flags. >> well it's a rainy day and most of there's guys lost their lives over there on rainy days. today is very emotional. >> and therapeutic for some. the organization has been doing this now for 29 years. >> we're dedicating our time who died and fought or our

county and fawct or our freedom -- fought or our freedom. >> people don't do this any more like teaching their kids about their county. >> reporter: side by side on their knees, volunteers pushed flag into soft grass. children who don't understand what the flags represent and those who know all too well. >> this is very personal i lost my brother in the iraqi war and i lost two guys in my platoon in the iraqi war, so i have to do this. >> reporter: bill nice was thinking of his son who was killed in 2010 during a training mission. >> it's changed us. >> it's father's day it's flag day, these flag represent guys who never became dads. >> reporter: this weekend there

will be a concert and motorcycle rally, but what this is about is remembering the tens of thousands of soldiers who died defending our flag. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> there's much more to couple on "action news" saturday morning. heading down the shore or weekend road trip. experts dispel some of the gas mileage myths. the seaweed invasion galveston texas beaches getting better, but another problem remains. >> reporter: this week pesky showers and thunderstorms return and this time they are accompanied by 90-degree heat. i'll have the details from accuweather when we come right

>> crews along the shores of galveston, texas are gaining the upper hand on the unprecedented seaweed i happen -- invasion. the problem is they are starting to stink. see we'd carries animals in it, so it becomes more obviously as the creatures start to decompose. >> i would rather deal with that than the gnats, but looks like it was bringing in the nats

nats -- gnats. philadelphia international airport, we have clear conditions and the breeze is kicking up a little bit, but that's not too much of an issue. dewpoint was in the 70s last week and now it's in the 50s. winds out of the west/northwest at 10 miles per hour. high pressure is moving in out of the northwest it's at 29.92 inches. we love this during the month of june. anytime you're under 60 degrees that's nice arena comfortable. the dewpoints which are down in the low to mid 50s will continue to fall during the course of the day. the drier air is ushering in riding a northerly breeze. these are stained winds, wilmington, 20.

philadelphia, 10. allentown 12, 13 in millville, atlantic city 16 every now and then we get the occasional gust of 25 miles per hour. here's the satellite and radar, the wind is coming in behind this cold front which is clearly defined right there, you can see that kind of backwards c. that's the cold front pushing out to sea canadian high sets up shop, and for that means nice temperature. today, breezy, tomorrow, the winds start to relax, the only issue is this warm front the winds shift of the southwest. the humidity increases by tuesday morning we'll see temperatures close to 90 degrees. with the heat and humidity it will feel like the low to mid 90s. consist the cold front approaches tuesday we get into the showers and downpours and thunderstorms again. the next couple of days are nice, but it turns unsettled by

tuesday arena wednesday. poconos gorgeous, 68 degrees. sunday, gorgeous more sunshine, high of 76. for the jersey shore, a little bit of a breeze at your back, otherwise it's a nice day, mostly sunny skies, comfortable. 78 degrees. father's day sunny and nice 77. both days should be low in the humidity department. 76 in lancaster, downingtown, 77. the i-95 corridor, temperatures close to 80. glass borough, berlin showing 79678 millville, 79. dover, 80. cape may, 78. sea isle city 78. and will also 78 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast -- atlantic city 78 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 79 degrees. father's day, 84 degrees, monday, more sunshine, 88 degrees, tuesday is muggy and warm high of 89.

it will feel like the low 90s. we get into wednesday and we could be talking about the air temperatures in the low 90s with the humidity it will feel hotter than that. there's a chance of shower and thunderstorm both tuesday and wednesday. thursday thursday we clear, 87 and friday and saturday, looks nice. >> we're looking for ways to stretch our gas money but there are big myths that are a waste of time. the smaller the car the better? this is not so. experts say due to advance technologies you don't have to drive a tiny car to get a good fuel economy. 2014 model year half of the most fuel efficient cars are mid size or large cars. cars that are specifically designed for premium gas may see

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>> sky6 live hd taking a live look now at penns landing and just a short amount of time the islamic heritage festival will takes place at the great plaza from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. a beautiful day shaping up if you want to head outside for that or any activities outside today. there is a new king of the stanley cup and they had to earn it. in double overtime the nhl title came down to this. [ cheers and applause ]. score! alex martinez slapped in the championship goal to lift the kings over the new york rangers 3-2. the double o-t game five was the long errs in the king's franchise history. now to other top sports stories

here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, things were rolling for the phillies. last night they welcomed in the chicago cubs. no score in the 4th inning. castro tees off on hernandez. this is a 2-run homer. 2-0 chicago. next time castro comes to the plate. hernandez, hits him. i doubt was intentional, but try telling that to the home plate umpire. and sandberg comes out, he gets out, too. >> reporter: the double is hit number 2034 that's one bright spot as the phillies lose 2-1. >> to reach 2,000 hits in cincinnati. i said to my wife i didn't care where it happened, but when the

hits record comes up, i would like to be at home, i was raised here professionally, i played every single game in a phillies uniform and it's something i want to share with the people of philadelphia. >> reporter: it will happen. the flyers will have veteran leadership next season, kimo is coming back. when the season ended 6 weeks ago he said he was contemplating retirement. he'll be back for his 16th nhl season. the u.s. open is set up to difficult even pars is considered a great score. one golfer is blowing that out of the water that's martin kiimer. else at a ten under.

kevin saddler on 7 from 85 yards away it will drop in for ran eagle. he needed it he makes the cut at plus-5. world cup, spain faith facing the necessitier -- netherlands. spain is stunned by the dutch, 5-1 the final. game five of the nba finals is tomorrow on 6abc, coverage begins at 7:30. issan antonio leads the heat 3-. you can download the watch abc app to his this on your mobile device. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers, you have yourself a wonderful weekend. it's the father's day gift dreams are made of, spending quality family time where movie magic was made. hundreds of dad descended on

iowa to celebrate the 21st anniversary of field of dreams. young sons joked their dads had to pull out the. vcr to show them the film, but they are big fans anyway. >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: coming up on "shelter me rescue of the week" you'll meet principal sells and some and -- princess and some of other friends from the humane society of ocean city. >> a check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. continues. [ male announcer ] tv's come a long way.

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>> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. don't plan on taking septa's regional rails today hundreds of young workers are on strike. we'll have the the latest from the picket line. pro russian separatists shot down a military plane in the ukraine. let's head outside to chrs sowers for the a check of the accuweather forecast. chris. good morning to you, eva, it's gorgeous as the beautiful

weather continues the winning streak. the weekend winning streak has been up to five consecutive weekends it started may 17, 18, 24, 25, june 1, and june 7 and 8th. today we're expecting a high of 79 with a lot of the sunshine, tomorrow, feargdz we'll -- father's day we'll see a comfortable high of 84. the cold front has worked its way out to sea it swept all that oppressively muggy air off the coast and it's left us with a nice, comfortable change with a lot of the sunshine. skies are blue. the jersey looks nice this morning. we have a bit of a breeze out of the northwest. if you're on the beach, the winds is at your back. wairvelings -- waves are 3 to

4 feet. on the boards in atlantic city, 71. avalon, 71. wildwood, 71 and cape may, 71 degrees. mostly sunny comfortable today, the jersey shore topping out around 78 that cloud cover is gone, from this point on you'll see sun. for the poconos low humidity levels. get a looked like of this temperature you're probably not hitting 70 degrees shooting for a high of 68 degrees, the pleasant weather is over top of us this weekend, but just like this past week, the humidity makes a comeback and this time around the heat moves in along with it. anytime you talk about heat and humidity that brings a chance of showers and thunderstorms, and guess what, they are in the forecast, as well. some of those could produce some of the heavier downpours again. when i step back inside i'll talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> developing this morning, hundreds of septa regional rail

workers are now on strike. the work stoppage started at midnight. this after talks between septa and two union failed to reach a contract daily. wendy saltzman joins us live from nice thown -- nice town where other strikers have gathered. >> reporter: we're on the front lines, 400 workers walk off their jobs and here they are on the picket lines. take a look over here, these trains are parked, they are not going anywhere using 60,000 customers who rely on rail lines stranded. the lines are shut down indefinitely to newark, trenton and the airport. service on the buses and trolleys and subways like the broad street el are still running. septa is pushing customers to use alternative forms. transportation. the next step governor corbett could step in as early as today

and ask the president to install an emergency board to mediate that would force workers back to 240 days putting an end to the standstill. >> we're open to discussion, if septa is willing to make substantive movement, we're willing to discuss options. >> we have 7400 unionized employees, 7,000 have accepted what we're offering. so there's nothing more than we can do. >> reporter: septa doesn't want the federal mediator to step in, they say all it would do would be to delay a strike by 240 days. the union said if they didn't end the strike there would be repercussions. there is no end in sight to the strike. live in nice down, wendy

saltzman channel 6 "action news." >> thanks, wendy. keep up with the latest on the septa situation with the 6abc news app. there we'll have the latest details with the on going talks and a link for the constituency plan while the strike continues. also our traffic map will help you get around on the roads. it is 9:35 developing right now, ukrainian officials say pro russian separatists shot down a military transport plane killing 49 service personnel on board. that comes after the interior minister said three tanks came into the ukraine. a spokesperson for the ukrainian president said he has told vladimir putin it is unacceptable that tanks crossed the border.

the president said he is willing to negotiate, but with what he calls terrorists. the crisis in iraq continues as fast-moving rebels be set their sights on seizing being. fighters from iraq and syria known always isis have taken control of abandoned military headquarters picking up additional weapons force battle over being. the president has not said how the pentagon will respond, but he has ruled out sending american troops back into combat. at this hour there's been no order to evacuate the american embassy in being. a new report said the crew of the private jet that crashed and kill philadelphia businessman lewis katz and 6 others did not perform a flight check before takeoff. the ntsb released its

preliminary findings yesterday. they focusing on the gust lock system. the tail flaps were locked, but the control handle in the cock pit was in the unlocked position. without tail control the jet could not get airborne. the final report could take months to complete. a violation of the public smoking ban in new jersey could soon become a civil rather than a criminal fine. advocates say it's a way to levy penalties without getting tied up in the municipal court system. the state senate delayed a vote on the law that would have prohibited smoking at beaches and public parks in new jersey. a delaware county high school graduate got more than she expected ter -- at her commencement ceremony. a very special guest surprised

her yesterday. katherine scott has the story. upper darby high school graduation was running along as which he woulded at the tower theater the class of 2014 poised to get there diploma. then came the announcement for a special presentation. jordon noel was stay tuned. she walked up the aisle unshore of what was happening. >> it was her 21-year-old brother lance corporal andrew. he organized this to surprise his little sister to surprise her on her graduation day. >> jordon was overwhelmed. andrew a fell upper darby high school graduate took her on the hand and led her on the stage to prevent her with her diploma. off stage, family members were waiting eagerly for a hug

including their mother diane. she learned about the surprise a months ago and had to keep it a secret. she said he didn't come home for christmas so he could do this. andrew will be home for just under a month. the family plans to make the most of their time together. >> it's christmas in june it's a great day. >> i was shocked, i didn't want to go up, i didn't know what was going on, i don't know, it's great to have him home. >> reporter: in upper darby, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> such a great story. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. doctors are saying to pregnant women it's okay to eat more fish, but only a certain kindly. we're heading down the shore, this shelter has had thousands of adoptions since i meant opened a few years ago.

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>> a summertime retreat is in ruins, heavy rain and flooding tore up the docks at international falls minnesota. damage estimated at $50,000. 600 lake side homes are in the path of the rising waters. thankfully we're not seeing anything like that. >> reporter: for june starts i don't know that it gets much better than this. we're seeing sunshine and comfortable temperatures. we'll get you outside, we're down in wilmington, you can see the sun shining out there. it feels so much better than yesterday. yesterday we had dew points in the 60s and some locations in the 70s. everybody dewpoint wise has dropped into the 50s.

in philadelphia 72 degrees, dewpoint, 54. winds picking up out of the west/northwest at 10 miles per hour. pressure reading 29.92 inches. allentown, 66. reading, 68. lancaster, 66. millville, wildwood, 72 and dover 71. winds now starting to pick up pretty significantly out of the west/northwest. reading, 14, atlantic city, 15. philadelphia, 10, every now and then you get an occasional gust or sudden rush of air. 20 miles per hour in wildwood. we're 50s west of philadelphia. pittsburgh 59. buffalo, 53. binghamton, 52. you can see the cooler canadian air that is rushing on in.

him that high pressure system will provide us with a very comfortable weekend. we get into monday and tuesday and the humidity returns. the timing is perfect. the next storm system is across the high plains. it stays there today and tomorrow. slowly drifts east over the next 72 hours. by the time we get into tuesday afternoon that will provide us with showers and thunderstorms and maybe the drenching downpours again. today, combination of sun and clouds, probably more sun than clouds. overnight tonight it's clear and quiet. sunday, mostly sunny, and very comfortable. poconos a picture-perfect weekend. you're not hitting 70 degrees in the mountains. sun and clouds for father's day, 76 low humidity levels. the jersey shore, 69 degrees, we'll see a breeze 20 to 25-mile an hour. low risk for rip current. 78 degrees today, sunday,

father's day, 77 degrees, sea breeze kicking in. the only issue is the sun, uv index on a scale of 1 to 11 is high, it's a 9. make sure you're applying the sunscreen. i know i said scale of 1 to 11. they do things differently in the uv department. it's a 9. mostly sunny, philadelphia, 79 degrees, winds out of the northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 50 degrees outlet lying suburbs, 59 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast real nice one today we continue the win be streak tomorrow. 88 on monday, the humidity increases late in the day, tuesday, high humidity levels temperatures close to 90. we'll see heat indices in the low 90s. that will trigger showers and thunderstorms late in the day. wednesday it humid, a couple of thunderstorms are possible we're forecasting a high of 90. it will be the first time all

year we hit 90 degrees or ain't to get to 90. we get into thursday, 87. friday, sun and clouds, 86. early indications are next week looking just as nice always this weekend. summertime is great time to find a furry friend to walk the beach, so in this week's shelter me, matt o'donnell takes us down the shore. >> reporter: the humane society of ocean city has been practicing goodwill since 1964. >> the city supports, the city of ocean city is why we provide the services. >> reporter: the veterinary center has been a welcome edition to ocean city and cape may county. >> reporter: we do a thousand spay and neuter services a year. >> reporter: while permanent

residents appreciate the work. >> some people will come down and visit us and become doe nature at the shelter. >> reporter: who could resist falling in love with josh an trooper. >> >> reporter: caiden is a long hair chihuahua mix. he loves cats and other dogs, and children. >> this is olive a dog that was rescued from st. croix. the volunteers love her to death. if you have a sweet tooth. jelly bean is your girl. she has tons of energy and loves to learn new ticks. >> reporter: this is a snauzer mix. she is a cutie.

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are safe. shark, sword fish and king macerle and tile fish should be avoid. the walk gibbs at trinity lutheran church on west main street. everyone will receive a t-shirt and flag to carry during the walk hence the walk tames on flag day. the mission is to donate all the money raised to local veterans in pennsylvania. folks in gloucester county will celebrate the rich legacy of a can americans today. the 5th wood woodbury juneteenth is happening from

10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. you can help find if you are-ever homes. 100 cats puppies and kittens are available for adoption on centennial boulevard in verizon from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. today. that's a look at your weekend happenings. up next, chris sowers takes a final look at the accuweather forecast stay with us with us we'll be right back.

>> and you can you say winning? >> reporter: maybe the phillies can say winning. take a look at the forecast for citizens bank park. lots of sunshine.

highs in the upper 70s, low humidity levels. it should be enjoyable if you're heading to citizens bank park to watch the game. 79 degrees by the first pitch, by the 9th inning, 76 degrees. tomorrow is a nice day, as well. father's day high of 84. monday the humidity starts to i happen crease and temperatures get close to 90. enjoy the next couple of days because the heat and humidity makes a comeback. >> this morning, where there's smoke there's usually fire, but in this case it was a fake fire. jessie gonzales is a firefighter. he decided to stage a fire in her district, so when olga arrived on the scene had no idea was a hoax, he niece down and gives olga the surprise of her

life. that's one of the more creative proposal i've seen lately. >> jack hanna's countdown is next. we continue later tonight. done putting on the sunscreen you can mills important areas. enjoy the summer solstice at the kimmel center. we'll let you know what's on tap. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great weekend. another winning one. enjoy it. we'll see you tomorrow.

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