>> good morning we're following several news stories on this monday june 16. >> a shooting inside a bar overnight sends one person to the hospital. >> breaking overnight insurgents attack a small town in kenya killing 48 people. >> a police officer opened fire on antiworld cup protesters while the u.s. plays it's first game today. >> let's go over to karen rogers, karen we enjoyed

spring-like weather, this week will feel like summer. >> reporter: we're tracking some of the hottest temperatures we've seen so far this season. satellite and radar shows we've got clouds to the north and clouds to the west. you can see the effect of high pressure with no clouds over the region. we'll start off with sunshine. by the afternoon hours some of the clouds will start to filter in. we're dry, so we have a good looking monday after a terrific weekend. 56 in allentown, 57 in millville. along the coastline you're in the mid 60s. 63 in dover, 61 in wilmington this morning. as we look at the day ahead we'll start off with bright sunshine followed by clouds mixing in with the sun very warm high of 8 # 7 degrees, temperatures are going up from there, in fact we'll track our first 90 of the year. we'll talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes, tam. >> thank you, karen. this is new this morning,

philadelphia police are investigating a shootings inside a bar overnight. the action cam action was on the 2700 block of north 27th street. the suspect fled. a crowd from the bar tackled one person after the shooting. police are not sure if the person was involved in the shooting. a flight en route to frankford germany was forced to return to philadelphia sprrm airport after the -- international airport after the landing clear wouldn't retrack. viewer video shows the flight circling over chester county dumping fuel before returning to the airport and touching down safely. the fuel vaporizes at 5,000 feet or more and nobody was hurt. >> septa regional rail workers

are back on track after president obama ordered the workers back to work and try to work this out. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: good morning, matt a lot of people weren't sure what was going to happen over the weekend. commuters can expect here at the station in bala and other stops around the regional rail. the strike started 12:01 a.m. saturday, but on sunday regional rail trainls started -- trains started rolling again. 400 workers haven't had contracts in five years. they wanted 3% only top of the raises offered. governor corbett asked for help from the president who signed an order creating a 3 member emergency board. commuters are relieved they don't have to find another way to work today. >> i feel good about that,

otherwise i'll have to take the 66 bus which runs down frankford avenue and i would i have to take the el, which i i don't want to do. >> reporter: regional trains are rolling, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. right now we're following breaking news out you have africa. insurgent attacked a small coastline town in kenya wielding automatic weapons and struck last night. the bloodshed happens while most of the residents were watching world cup matches. the gun mn ordered the men inside and ordered the women to watch while they killed them. >> militant have captured another iraqi city and captured

or killed hundreds of iraqi soldiers. abc's christian fisher has the latest from washington. >> reporter: baghdad on brink. a series of explosion killed 15 people on sunday and 60 miles away feelers islamic jihaddists. yesterday the state department announced plans to evacuate the american embassy in being. the pentagon is sending in a hundred troops including a platoon of marines to protect those that stay behind. they posted gruesome photos of killing 200 iraqi soldiers. all this as president obama continues to weigh possible military action despite a loss of faith in iraq's leadership. >> any direct military action by the united states needs to be done when we see that the iraqi

government has pulled itself together politically. >> reporter: the iraqi government is calling for new recruits. many republicans argue that they need help now to protect the city that so many americans died fighting for lish -- liberate. >> my son died in fallujah, he believed what he feels doing, i want to count tore something, what i am seeing today makes me sick. i don't want to have to question that. >> reporter: three warships and aircraft carrier have been deployed to the persian gulf. the aircraft carrier is one option president obama is weighing. last night world cup protesters battled with police outside the stadium where argentina played bosnia.

officers did fire tear gas in order to disburse the crowds. residents are anger over the government spending all the money on the prep for the world cup saying it should have been spent on the people and hospitals. >> a house fire killed 6 people including a teen on a father's day visit. >> a hiking trip turns into a rescue mission when adults and children become stranded. >> reporter: we had a beautiful weekend, and now we're heating things up, details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up.

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great weekend, we've had four weekends in a row where we had beautiful conditions and today is going to start out nice and then we turn up the steam. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing right now as we sweep around the region we're dry and remaining dry through the daytime hours today, so nothing to worry about just yet on storm tracker 6 live. we'll be using storm tracker 6 live to track some unsettled weather later in the week. let's head outside together and show you what it looks like, what a pretty shot as sky6 live hd looks live in hd over penns landing where we have basically clear skies allowing for a good amount of sunshine for at least the first half of the day today so we're starting off nicely out there. let's take a look at the current conditions right now as you're getting ready to head out. 65 degrees, it's mild already. that do you want is 63 degrees we're below that 60-degree mark

where it feels kind of sticky. by day's end you'll notice an uptick in the dewpoint where it will feel more humid. the winds are calm and the pressure 30.11 inches. we have clear skies right now a few high clouds trying to filter their way in, through the afternoon hours as the warm front lifts through, we'll see clouds spill into the region and mixing with the sunshine, but nothing for you to worry about, as you head out weather wise. it's later tonight we'll get an instability shower or thunderstorm in one or two spots. the dry conditions remain until tuesday afternoon and tuesday night when we have a better chance of another shower moving through. it's nice and warm today, 87 degrees for your high, very warm conditions we're dry during the day in the evening we have a

slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm popping up. tuesday, hot and humid, 90 degrees, if we hit 90 it's the first time we've done so since early september. we're looking at very warm conditions with a shower or thunderstorm popping up later. wednesday even hotter. 92 degrees if we don't quite hit it on tuesday there's a good chance we'll get it on wednesday. thursday, clouds and sunshine, 87. looks like a front comes through, the question is does it linger in the area giving us a good chance for clouds or clear through. so thursday is a question mark. friday, partly june, 84. as a result, summer officially arrives 83. and sunday clouds and sun, 83 degrees. we're looking at good weather conditions throughout the day today along with the hot and steamy part of the forecast we're looking at it getting a bit unsettled for a shower or thunderstorm on many of the days this week, tam. >> let's turn and go back to

matt now. >> time for a look at business on this monday morning. sales of ecigarettes are on fire. a new study says ten new brands and 242 new flavors have come out each month on average since last year. the federal government is considering regulations of the products including bans and selling them in states to minors like delaware. it's hard to enforce, because most of the market is on the internet. starbucks will provide a free online education to thousands of it's workers. they are teeming up with arizona state university to offer 135,000 employees who work 20 hours or week or more. for a bar iista, it will pay ful tuition.

stocks are trading slightly in the red. google glass may play a roll in your next doctor visit. they record everything they see and store it in the cloud. tam back to you. >> a teenager visiting a family in new jersey to honor his deceased father died in a fire. the flames jumped to the house next-door. everybody in that house made it out, but above those homes were destroyed. investigators say the fire does not appear to be suspicious, but the cause is under investigation. new this morning, a 70-year-old man who suffered chest pains while hiking in arizona with boy scouts have been rescued. a helicopter airlifted the man and his son and grandson from a

deep canyon. the man suffered heart pain, he is being evaluated at a hospital and everybody is doing fine. a two star general is looking into why bowe bergdahl was captured after leaving his base in afghanistan. he returned to the u.s. early friday to continue his medical treatment. the investigation is expected to start soon. it is not clear when he will submit to formal questioning. why an airliner -- or airline has apologized to a mother for her experience on board a flight. >> jet streams take over a western town and we have the reason behind the so-called invasion. we have a our 6abc news app

>> welcome back let's check out your traffic. plymouth meeting the blue route south of the mid county toll plaza. traffic is moving well there from plymouth meeting. northbound near lansdale it's

cleared out, but look out for construction. northbound past quakertown the right lane is blocked. let's go to bensalem route 1 at the pennsylvania turnpike. no issues here, no overnight construction between route 1 and northeast philadelphia and morrisville. look out for constructioning blocking two eastbound lanes in near willow grove. >> good morning, everybody, time to take a look at the travel forecast at the big board. surface summary discoloration. let's put up the national picture all the flights across the sky 1,889 over the lower 48. here are the airports with weather-related delays. not until later on today you could see unstable weather not only in philadelphia, boston, new york city, washington, d.c., atlanta. miami could see thundershowers

as well. the east coast should be good in the morning, but could see problems later on. out in the midwest a chance of thundershowers, detroit and chicago could see delays over there. a lot of western part of the country in the south looking clear today, including texas, denver looking good, as well. all the airports in california. seattle getting showers today could see a delay or two, but generally as you can see it should be a good day for flying for people going other places. >> jet blue airline apologize after 3-year-old ended up urinating in her seat. the airline offered a full credit and 5,000-dollar donation to the charity of their choice. >> she said i'm a mom, too, i to that low understand what you were going through, i'm so sorry

what happened to you, i can't care about a voucher that kind of stuff didn't matter to me, i wanted an apology for my family, because we felt we were mistreated and i felt awful about it. >> jet blue is telling employees to go through sensitivity training. new photos shows bantum jeep of butler, it was a vehicle created to haul u.s. and allied troops and arrest tearl duringrd are -- artillery during world war ii. a hollywood name is behind a

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>> good morning, everyone, taking a live look at the peco building on this monday morning, it will be relatively warm out there, a really nice day, 87 degrees will be the high temperature and what else we got? anything? nice and warm. what else you got there? a low temperature, 70 degrees. new this morning, a paralyzed pennsylvania state trooper is getting around much

better now, jean altimari showed off her all terrain wheelchair. a jet stream accident left the delaware county resident paralyzed from the waist down. it gives her a chance to go camping again and allows her to hug her loved ones while in a standing position. gary sinese foundation helped out with this. >> she once delivered a baby along i-95 near philadelphia international airport. since her injury she has been been on limited duty at the state police bureau of criminal investigation. >> this stakes family community to a whole new level. four members of a family tied the knot sharing the big day with each other.

one brother and three sisters decided the most important thing would be to be together. when they said i do. >> i couldn't be happier with every one of our new children. >> there are few things that compare to the fullness of joy that you feel when your children are happy. >> that's lovely, not surprisingly the ensuing reception was quite the party. all 8 newlyweds danced well into the night. it was a family fun day at the philadelphia zoo, families with children with serious injuries and disabilities were treated to a zoo pass. the event was paid by the kelly anne dolan memorial fund. >> coming up next, the fire that erupted inside a south jersey home police are calling it suspicious. >> tense moments during an

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snoop. >> >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this monday june 16 here's what's happening. >> septa's regional rails are running again. we have more on how president obama intervened and why the contract dispute is far from over. >> a house erupts in flames in south jersey and investigators are calling it suspicious. >> labron james and the miami heat no longer tops in the nba. the spurs a made it look easy. >> let's go over to karen rogers, she has accuweather and matt pellman is looking at traffic. good morning to both of you. >> reporter: good monday morning, a good week, at least to start out, we have basically clear skies a few clouds up to the north. we'll see a few clouds mix in in the afternoon hours, starting