center city apartment. chris sowers here with a look at the accuweather forecast. not bad tore sunday. >> reporter: not bad we're calling it a sunday stunner. lots of sunshine expected and low humidity levels. there's the view at penns landing, we have a little bit of cloud cover overhead worry expecting sunshine as the day wears on, temperatures top out in the low 80s. perfect finish to the weekend. 73 degrees in philadelphia. 70 in trenton, 72 in wilmington. millville, 73. sea isle city, 71. on the boards in atlantic city, 72. allentown, 67 and poconos 64. with the clouds fizzle away we'll see temperatures in the 80s. it will be a nice enjoyable day as the humidity levels drop as the afternoon wears on.

good day for golf. nice afternoon, temperatures in the low 70s. 3:00 p.m., there's the forecasted high of 82 degrees. the fact there is no humidity or at least there won't be any this afternoon means the 82 will feel like 82. as we look ahead at the workweek. stays quiet through tuesday. the humidity creeps up by tuesday afternoon. wednesday, in the upper 80s maybe low 90s and these two combined will trigger a round of thunderstorms wednesday evening. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, i'll talk about that in just a few minutes. >> the big story on "action news" is a violent night across philadelphia. 8 people were shot, two killed in a three hour time span in four separate locations. the latest happened outside a nightclub in the city's tioga section. phyllis police say the violence was sparked outside the galaxy nightclub object germantown

avenue at -- on germantown avenue at 1:40, a man was shot in the stomach and died at the hospital. two people were shot, a teenager killed when a large crowd got out of control. 300 people gathered for a barbecue in north philadelphia. police arrived to disburse the crowd, but as they began to leave, gunshots were fired. 16-year-old was shot in the head, a 19-year-old was shot in the back while trying to run from the gunfire. else in stable condition. bullets pierced the windshield of a police officers' vehicle. the violence continues in other parts of city, the victims include two men who are hospitalized and 17-year-old boy who suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. the action cam was on the 5500 block of north american street in logan. two men in their 20s were shot, one in critical condition, the other stable condition.

>> a police officer was seriously hurt in a crash in gloucester county. you can see the damage to the black suv involved in the crash at south black horse pike. it is not yet known if the does an seen in the video is involved in the crash. meanwhile, the search continues at this hour for a rape i also who attacked -- a rapist who attacked a woman inside her center city apartment. kenneth moten has the details. >> reporter: saturday night there was a little more caution in the air in popular rittenhouse square after the beating and rape of a 26-year-old woman on spruce near 19th. >> you hear about that it's a rude awakening that you have to watch your surroundings and know who is around you. >> reporter: philadelphia svu say after 1:30, surveillance video shows the man stalking a

young woman who was alone. he secured his bike on the sidewalk before sneaking up behind her. investigators say it's he didn't have a weapon, but he strong armed the victim into a third floor apartment where he sexually assaulted her. >> my parents wanted me to live here because it's the safest neighborhood in philadelphia. >> reporter: the victim is a doctor at the university of pennsylvania. police say she was out with friends at a bar. crime scene investigators dusted for fingerprints and retraced the steps of the victim looking for more surveillance video. those who live in the area say this is another reminder of the lurking dangers. >> i won't walk around any more at night, i'll probably get a cab or always have a buddy with me. >> reporter: the young victim is safe with her family. police say they did not recognize her attacker. investigators only have a vague description of the suspect, 25 to 30-year-old hispanic male who

was wearing all black a dark baseball cap and messenger bag on his back. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> a man facing animal cruelty charges in bucks county after authorities were alerted to photos online of a box turtle that was shot with a gun. the bucks county spca has charged an 18 with a crime. it's illegal to shoot them. if the man is convicted, the offense carries a fine of 50 to $750. atlantic city casino is preparing to make a big slash online. resorts casino hotel will join poker stars and full tilt poker to form a betting option. it could rival the market leaders borgata and caesars inter active.

children have a place to play thanks to hard work and heavy lifting by volunteers this weekend. members from the kensington community and 6abc and kaboom gave up their saturday to build a state-of-the-art play ground and garden for the north square community alliance. children have a swing set to play on compete with a pair of slides. >> our children need a place workout and of course they learn to play and this playground is going to help them immensely. become strong in social skills. >> we're supposed to to do this as a community, everyone, find the time, because we live busy living we got to slow down and give to other people that don't have as much. >> 200 volunteers took part in the day long project. disney which is the parent company of 6abc helped to make this project possible, and it

looks great. >> a lot of fun. >> more to come on this morning edition of "action news." add protein to your diet if you can stomach the main ingredient. we have details on this allegedly healthier option that is growing in popularity. >> a former co-host on "dancing with the stars" makes a big announcement about her health. looking outside through sky6 live hd looking at wilmington, delaware this sunday morning, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. the wonder of summer is that

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up above, it's a very tranquil sunday morning. 73 in philadelphia. millville the same. allentown, 67. reading, 70. allentown, 68. dewpoints have come up a little bit this morning, yesterday it was nice and comfortable out there, we had dewpoints in the 50s, this morning we're seeing low 60s now across the delaware valley. only our scale that is slightly humid. we started to get into the 60 to 65-degree range. we'll call it slightly humid. come tuesday afternoon, the dewpoints are up in the upper 60s, low 70s. they are climbing from this point on. wednesday, wednesday heerchg they will go higher -- evening they will low higher. i wouldn't be surprised if you're in the 70 to 75 category. it will turn oppressively more humid over the next several days. today is a good one, tuesday a comfortable, and

tuesday everything goes downhill in the humidity department. we have a couple of frontal systems of systems that swing through. you can see these blowoff cloud tops here. the humidity is very high in this part of the country. that causes showers and thunderstorms. we're seeing thunderstorms in northern portions of kansas and southeastern nebraska. all this activity shifts east over the next several days. today is nice and quiet. monday and tuesday is nice and quiet. sum wednesday all that activity will slide east. there's that chance of stronger storms wednesday evening, maybe a couple of severe thunderstorms. a nice sea breeze will kick in for the jersey shore. future tracker 6, the models hinting toward showers this afternoon, i'm not buying into

any of this. poconos you'll see puffy cumulus clouds develop later on. if there would be showers, it would be up here. the poconos we'll say mostly sunny, a couple of puffy cumulus clouds developing, 74 degrees, 20% chance of shower. for the jersey shore, no shot of a shower at all. sea breeze kicking in, ocean temperature, 70 the uv index is through the roof, so apply the sunscreen. 75 degrees is the temperature on the sand. there's a moderate risk for rip currents. make sure you go in the water where the lifeguards are, and pay attention to them. they could carry you out. otherwise it's nice and quiet on the beach. 82 degrees, winds out of the south, southeast at 5 to 10. day planner looks like, 73 degrees, lots lots of sun, 3:00 p.m., 82. and 6:00 p.m. we cool back down

to 77. overnight tonight partly cloudy and nice, cool in the outlying suburbs, 56 for suburbs, 62 for the city. 82 today, 83 tomorrow. tuesday, very sickie 85. very under comfortable you'll need the air-conditioners cranking again. you'll need them by wednesday, 88 degrees, showers and thunderstorms develop late in the day, the first part of the day is quiet, second half could be active. thursday and friday are quiet, 86, 87 and maybe another thunderstorm chance comes saturday. enjoy it. a nice finish to the weekend. >> don't forget you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores. >> the try rock philadelphia triathlon is growing, triathletes made their way through fairmont park they have 500 participants that's double

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>> welcome back you're taking a live like in center city, sky6 live hd looking there at the peco building, 71 degrees already. a fabulous sunday shaping up for

us. progress is being made on a bionic pancreas. doctors say the wearable experimental device has passed a real world testing by meeting the mark and monitoring sugar and giving a sugar-boosting drug as needed. more people are designated as organ donors, 100,000 people are waiting for transplants, those taken off the list because they are too sick has ballooned. more than 28,000 people do get life saving transplants every year. doctors say donations save lives, we need more of it. >> a new health food ingredient is growing in popularity. it's not for the faint of heart.

crickets are a great source of protein and used in protein bars and other health foods. >> in the future eating insects will become more commonplace. >> reporter: charlie seltzer said we're only to% of cultures who don't eat insects. he is a weight loss doctor and competes in body competition. when he learned the new truly value of crickets, he couldn't wait to use this organic cricket flowers. it has 6 grams of protein. unlike some other protein sources breeding crickets creates little impact on the environment. >> we combine the dry ingredients i joined him in the kitchen to make a healthier higher protein pizza using

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:23 sunday morning, time for the boat report we'll start out with satellite 6 and action radar. as we set it in motion there's a few high, thin clouds, there's no big weather feature out there so to speak, the winds are so light, the sea breeze will kick in that means the communities on the oceanfront and bay front will cool off. dewy beach, cape may, sea isle, everybody cools it down later on. my buddy charlie who lives in gandys beach sent me a video on the cell phone. if you're going for the boat ride, the delaware bay is flat, there's no wave action at all it's a very enjoyable morning down there. winds are light out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. we're seeing combination of sun and clouds, temperatures in the low 70s. ocean front wild you're up to

735 degrees -- wildwood you're up to 75 degrees, cape may, 75. ocean temperature, 75 degrees, combination of sun and clouds, a light breeze out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. not much wave action 2 to 3 feet. >> whether it's new or used if you're looking for a car it helps to do your homework before you head to the dealership. amy buckman has tips to help you save big bucks on your next vehicle in this saving with 6abc. >> reporter: buying a new car is a major purchase, but according to a new study by he edmunds.com only 20% of shoppers do everything they can to save money. edmund's.com is because car shoppers value their time. >> they don't want to spend all that extra time to grind down to save that last nickel. >> reporter: but the truth a little prep can save you big bucks. >> we have found that people who know not just the make and

model, but the inventory, they have done the research online, they can save a thousand dollars more than those who walk in clueless. >> price out your trade-in. >> edmund's.com we have true market value which allows others to -- which allows you to see what others are paying for the car. insurance may be a different premium than what they have paid for the car they have. >> reporter: make sure you get the best possible deal on financing by checking with the bank and bringing the dealer a low rate to beat. >> if you ask your credit institution what kind of car rate you process for, you'll be ahead in the process, the dealer will beat that rate and you'll save money. >> reporter: he had monday has car shopping tips we'll give you

a link at 6abc.com. amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> topping our some people scene this morning, samantha harris has revealed that her cancer has spread and may need chemo therapy. she underwent a grueling mastectomy she said she is scared, but positive about the outcome. catherine bigelow and screen writer micro bowl are developing a project about sergeant bergdahl. another script is being written long before he was exchanged for

five guantanamo bay prisoners. tomlinson said he is a life long fan of the third division soccor club. no word on what he plans to do with the team. >> that's a big purchase. >> there's much more to come on sunday morning edition to "action news," you better be fast where you find a parking sign that gives you little time to get your errands done. >> the second calling are maris attend a unique boot camp that helps them to get reacquainted with civilian life after being wounded at war. plus

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>> three people are injured after a fire ripped through their south jersey home overnight. >> sending shock waves across the globe, the pope denounces members of the mafia in a profound statement against deadly violence. >> plus, tailgaters get too rowdy outside a pittsburgh stadium waiting for a county music star. chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. looks like more sunshine hind you. >> reporter: i couldn't hear

you. >> you heard me. >> reporter: honestly the car was coming by i couldn't hear you. the sun is starting to shine nicely, we have clouds in the sky, it's a nice morning, comfortable in the humidity department and nice temperature. the numbers north and west of the city, pottstown, very pleasant with dewpoints in the 50s. oxford, 69 and center city, 74. south and east we go, gandys beach, 73. dover, 74 and sea isle city, 73 degrees, that seems to be a very popular temperature this morning. here's the satellite and radar composite a few high, thin clouds over parts of the delaware valley this morning. we are expecting more in the way of the puffy cumulus clouds in parts of the area later this afternoon. nothing threatening it should be quiet and high of 82. the day planner at lunger time,

78 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 82. at 6 the numbers pull back slightly. allentown and reading, topping out the 81. lancaster, 80. trenton the same, wilmington, 82. dover, 80. cape may and atlantic city 74 and 75. there you go, nice quiet if i know i finish to the weekend, the weather stays nice and quiet over the next couple of days, but turning active by midweek. we have three real nice ones on the way. when i step back inside, we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> firefighters at the jersey shore were busy overnight battling a house fire. three people got out, but they were hurt, they were overcome by smoke in the 300 block of saint louis avenue in egg harbor. flames ripped through the second floor. investigators are working to pinpoint what started the blaze. the red cross is assisting nine

family members displaced by the fire. gunfire broke out overnight in atlantic city sending two men to the hospital. it happened at martin luther king and mediterranean avenue around 3:30. police found several shell casings and soon discovered two men had been dropped off at atlanticare medical center with gunshot wounds. while the action cam was at the hospital, two women got into a scuffle that police say is related to the shootings. the victims are expected to be okay. police are investigating. police need your help in identifying a violent armed robber they want off the streets before someone gets hurt. this is surveillance of the suspect who has been tarring -- targeting markets in west philadelphia. he shoved $200 in cash into a dark shopping bag and ran away.

meanwhile, be they think the same man robbed labelle pizza that same night. they think he is behind a robbery at the pizza pour oh -- parlor on north 352nd street. anyone who recognizes the suspect is under to call philadelphia police immediately. police say jeffery chandler is behind shootings he shot a man outside the delaware valley sports center. if you have information on chandler's whereabouts you're urged to call police. police in lancaster are asking for help identifying two

men as they investigate a possible drive-by shooting. police say these two men are persons of interest in a murder of a 25-year-old man in manheim township yesterday morning. he was shot and killed minutes after getting into a fight with someone at the turkey hill on new holland after. the surveillance photos were taken at the shore. if you recognize the man call (717)569-6401. >> a shocking move out of the vatican this weekend. pope francis denounced violent crime committed by italian mafia by ex-communicating all involved in organizing crime. >> reporter: from the pope a direct hit. francis took aim at the heart of the mob with an unscripted denouncation of organized crime calling it the adoration of

evil. those in their lives who have taken this evil road are no in communion with gold. they are ex-communicated. the crowd of 150,000 cheered when they heard his worlds. it is a body blow for mafia bosses in the region who like to present themselves always upstanding catholics. >> it's a remarkable thing for the pope to travel into their territory to make the statement that they are not doing the work of god and far from it, claiming they are ex-communicated. >> the hypocrisy was captured in the violent 1972 film the godfather. this is the first time 89 pope has threatened to ex-communicate the mafia. in 1993 pope john paul used milder language against sicily's

mafia warningle they would face the justice of god. france's anger can be trailed to a mafia hit in january that killed a 3-year-old boy and his grandfather. he told the mafia bosses, hell awaits you if you continue on this road. >> secretary of state john kerry is in egypt to improve relations between the u.s. and egypt. new video shows his arrival in cairo. next he heads to jordon where he will meet with government leaders to discuss the bloody insurgency and political crisis in iraq. as yousunni militants who are ly an al qaeda-inspired group captured three strategic towns this weekend and border crossing in syria. russian president vladimir

putin is supporting a plan, that the plan proposed by the ukrainian president should not be used for the negotiations. in the meantime he has put troops in central russia on full combat alert. he ordered military drills to continue. >> the u.s. border patrol has a new plan to deal with the recent overload of central american migrants. it will fly nearly 300 migrants from south texas to california for processing. there will be two flights tomorrow and it will continue every three days, the flights will be for families with young children, but will carry adults. the bolderrer patrol said -- bolder patrol said there will be no unaccompanied children allowed. hope solo is behind bars

this morning accused of assaulting members of her own family. solo was arrested in seattle for allegedly assaulting her sister and nephew. police arrived after they received a 911 call that a woman was hitting people. she is due in court tomorrow to face charges of assault. her lawyer said that solo was the victim in the argument. this was the messy scene this weekend outside a country music concert in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. police say 20 people were arrested for fighting disorderly conduct and alcohol related offenses. they were heading to see the luke bryant concert. it's called a repeat performance of a show last year when tailgaters left a mess. goodness gracious. some concert goers said the area was not prepared for that crowd and makes the city look bad. >> well there's much more to

come on this sunday morning edition of "action news." whatever you need to pick up, it better be quick, we'll show you where this parking sign popped up and why. problems at a major airport in the midwest when the stormy weather comes inside. now you're taking a live look through sky6 live hd at philadelphia international airport, clear skies the flights should be taking off on schedule. meteorologist chris sowers has a check of the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast whether we come back. [ tune resumes ] [ tune resumes ] ice cream! ice cream! it's ice cream time anytime! enjoy dunkin's baskin-robbins-inspired iced coffee flavors. america runs on dunkin'.

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the travelers at the chicago busy airport. it was not just the storms outside, but leaks inside that led to the flooding of departure and arrival areas. >> this is why i don't fly to o'hare. >> reporter: try it in the winter. going outside on sky 6. look at this we're down in cape may. the folks are on the beach enjoying the lovely weather we're having this morning. we're expecting a sea breeze to get going shortly that will keep temperatures in the mid 70s and we should see are a -- see a decent amount of sun. summer season started yesterday at 6:51. it was an enjoyable spring overall. a lot of times we talk about how we jump from winter to summer and don't have a chance to enjoy

spring. not this year, temperatures were on bar .2 above normal. all in all it was a real nice spring around the delaware valley. hopefully we keep the trend going as we go into the he oppressive months of july and august. 73 degrees, dewpoint, 62. it's slightly humid, but it could be worse. winds are calm, pressure reading 29.96 inches we're showing mid 70s for everywhere. millville, 73. boardwalk atlantic city, 73. sea isle, 71. winds are calm north and west, anywhere from 3 to 9 miles per hour out of the east/northeast the south and east. not too much of a breeze but that will help to mix things up later on. it's slightly humid across the area right now, the breeze will

get what else called mixing takes place, the upper leaves are drier that air will be transported down to the surface and the humidity will go down. it will be comfortable. all the activity is out here, unfortunately, again, across the high plain states. we have a good complex of showers and storms pushing into iowa. this ultimately will move into the delaware valley. it's going to take about three days to get here, maybe four, but this complex of showers and storms, the frontal system producing that weather will move in by wednesday evening. it has the potential to trigger stronger storms for us, as well. we'll have to watch the progress of the frontal system over the next couple of days. back home today not much going combination of sun and clouds, the model hinting at a shower or two. the poconos everybody stays dry, 20 to 25% chance for the poconos, again i think that will be the exception. the general rule will be combination of sun and clouds. the jersey shore sunny skies,

puffy clouds from time to time. 3:00 p.m. we're capped around 74, 75 because of the onshore breeze. ocean temperatures near 70. the uv index is high. make sure you're applying the sunscreen. there's a moderate risk for rip currents today. make sure you're paying attention to the lifeguards on the beach today. atlantic city, 74 degrees by 3:00 p.m. philadelphia 80. temperatures will be anywhere from 5 to 8 degrees cooler right there on the sunday as the afternoon wears on. philadelphia, 82 degrees, sun and clouds pleasant, a nice finish to the weekend. overnight tonight, 56 outlying suburbs, 62 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast outside of wednesday there's not too much going on. 82 today. 83 for monday, tuesday it turns sticky that 85 will feel oppressive. wednesday the frontal system sweeps through. we'll start out with sun and showers and storms by afternoon, one or two could turn strong to

severe. thursday, friday, 86, 87. saturday, quiet to start and thunderstorm popping up late, high of 88 degrees. >> don't forget you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores. >> whatever you need, well you better make it quick. the posh brentwood neighborhood of los angeles is taking parking restrictions to a new level. they recently installed a one minute parking sign. the sign is a mistake. it was intended to read one hour, but as you see it says one minute. the sign will remain in place as the city claims it will take a the sign will remain in place as the city all the chickentake a in your grocery store is inspected by the usda... but perdue asked them to go further. they verify that all our chickens are cared for in a clean, safe environment... and fed an all-veggie diet. no other chicken company

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drivers license picture. a south carolina teen is protesting his. he wears makeup he said he was told he had to take it off before he had his picture taken. the policy stating he appeared to be purposely altering his appearance. he said this is no disguise, this is how he dresses everyday. >> this is how i am everyday. if a police officer wanted to recognize how i am, he would want to see who i am in my picture, as well. >> he did as he was asked, but the transgender legal defense fund reached out to the dmv saying his rights r violated. a 4th grader from illinois is suing his classmates and his parents. the fell student identified as

ca, hit, punched and check and threatened their son. the parents are suing the school district and the principal. they filed several police reports and the school did nothing to stop the attacks. the school responding saying they tyke bullying very seriously. we all have a type when it comes to dating. match.com has a pricey upgrade to dating service, for five thousand dollars they will set you up with a match maker, called 3 day rule. it will determine your type, even if you don't have one. even if your ex-s are not similar, there is something that they all have in common that drew you to them. they will use that torched your perfect match.

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>> turning to sports, the phillies wrap up their series gains the cardinals in saint louis this afternoon. >> they hope to turning things back around after falling to the cards yesterday. here's jeff skeverski with all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: just as you want to throw your hands up and give up

on the phillies chances of making the playoffs. they are back in the playoff hunt. they have been the best team in baseball in the last week and a half, although they didn't look like it yesterday. cole hamels on the mound. matt adams, marlin byrd throws. he is not happy about it. phils down 1-0. top of the third, jimmy rollins sacrifices himself to center. ashy scores, 1-1. hamless and company keeping it that way for a while. ryan howard looking comfortable in his hometown. hamles is running out of gas. his 120th pitch the rbi double, hamles done and so is winning streak. 4-1 the final, phils have lost their first game since last

sunday, they are four games out of first, kyle kendrick on the mound this afternoon. the sixers continue to do their homework for thursday's nba draft. they will work out point guards exton from australia and smart from oklahoma state. the center was the top pick going to cleveland, well, who knows, who will be available when the sixers draft third and 10th overall. it is anyone's guess at this point, but the sixers are keeping their intentions hush hush. >> there are always ups and downs and different things and surprises that happen. at the end of the day in sam we trust. our plan is to be kind of prepared ready to go and looking at all possible situations and opportunities and take advantage of as many as as we come. >> sixers co scott o'neill

would not say if they were taking the center who can't wait to show off his new and improved shot. >> coming back to this, i've learned not to take this for granted. when i step on the court it will be something special. >> that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a good day. >> much more to come on this sunday morning edition of "action news," an emotional day as a beloved vintage dinner is moved to its new home in mercer county. a litter for the record books, we'll introduce you to a momma pooch who deserves a big break. >> you can't count all those babies. >> chris sowers has the

>> it is sunday, june 22, nydia han is off, sharrie williams joins us. in the news, philadelphia police are on the hunt for a rapest who attacked a young woman in her center city apartment. we have newly he released surveillance video. >> in a park, trash and police

car window shattered this is the remnants of a party in a park that left a teenager dead and one injured. >> meteorologist chris sowers is at the big board with a big check of the forecast. a last fabulous week in sports. >> reporter: i'm thinking sun, surf, sand, the jersey shore, the temperatures are in the 70s, a nice sea breeze is starting to develop. the winds are out of the east/northeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. atlantic city at the airport, nice and quiet, 75. on the boardwalk, 71. ocean city, 73 degrees, sea isle 74. avalon, 74. a lot more sunshine down in cape may county. a little more cloud cover to the north, in time everybody will see sun as the day wears on. ocean temperature off cape may, 5 degrees. waves will range anywhere from 1

to 2 feet, so a light chop. the frontal system that brought the showers across the delaware and delaware bay yesterday that's down here today in the form of a stationary frontal system that's where all the activity will develop later this afternoon. for us with that high pressure slowly drifting over the coast, the return flow means a sea breeze kicks in for the shore. it means the cloud cover begins to fizzle out. looks like a nice, dry quiet finish to the weekend. not much going on. forecast for today, perhaps you have lawn work to do we have you covered, sun and clouds and pleasant. 9:00 a.m., 67 degrees, 6:00 p.m., 77. don't forget to apply the sunscreen you'll see a fair amount of sun out there today. the big story on "action news" is the search for a suspect who remained a woman in her center city apartment. police have released surveillance video hoping it

will lead to an arrest. "action news" reporter, david murphy joins us live from near the scene in center city. >> reporter: that center city video is out there, the police have released it. we have to tell you up front, it was shot at night, so you cannot see the man's features, police are hoping someone recognizes him simply by the way he carries himself. you can see the man walking on the 1900 block of spruce street at 1:30, the 26-year-old victim was walking home from the ladder are 15 tavern at 15th an sansom. she was approached from behind by the suspect who grabbed her by the neck and forced her into the apartment where he sexually assaulted her. later he took her iphone and keys and left the buildings and later reentered the building and police say he had been riding a bike earlier that he had locked on streets. they are describing him as a hispanic male 25 to 30 years old.

5'5" to 5'10". waying 160 pounds, thin build, black hair, wearing black tilter and blue screens and dark ball cap. the video was shot at night in the early morning hours of saturday, so it's difficult the make out any features. police hope someone will see this video and look at the away he carries himself and recognize the man and call the police with any information at all. this video is available on our website we'll be posting it at 6abc.com, you can get a closer look at it at any time. if you think you recognize this guy, the police want to hear from you right away. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> in other news, there was a violent night across philadelphia, 8 people shot two killed and it all happened in a three hour time span in separate

locations overnight. the latest happened outside a nightclub in the city's tioga section. police say the violence here was sparked by a fight outside the galaxy nightclub on the 3300 block of germantown avenue around 1:40 a.m. a 24-year-old man was shot twice in the abdomin later died at the hospital. a teenager killed when a large crowd got out of control. police say 3 to 400 people gathered for a barbecue at a park on the 1800 block of north 8th street in north philadelphia. police arrived to disburses the crowd, but as they began to leave, gunshots were fired. a 16-year-old boy was shot in the head and killed. a 19-year-old boy was shot in the back while running away from the shots. a bullet peerless the the windshield of a police vehicle. other violence with two men

being hospitalize and a 17-year-old shovels shot in the the -- who was shot in the legs. in logan, two men were shot, one in critical condition, one in stable condition. a police officer was seriously hurt in a crash in gloucester county this weekend. you can see the damage to the black suv involved in the crash at the intersection of south benjamin franklin parkway horse pike and forest drive. police tell "action news" that an officer was rushed to cooper university hospital with a broken leg. it's not yet known if the does an seen in the video is involved in the crash. >> a man faces animal cruelty charges in bucks county after authorities were alerted to photos online of a box turtle that was shot with a gun. the bucks county spca has charged an unnamed 18-year-old with the crime. box turtle are a native specious

at it is illegal to shoot them. the offense carries a fine of 50 to $750. an will also casino that was -- an atlantic city casino that was thwarted in its effort to join gambling online, it will join poker stars and full tilt pokers to form a betting option that could rival new jersey's market leaders borgata and seizure inter inter active. they hope to host internal gambling by the fall. members. sviu health care pennsylvania held a one day unfair labor practice strike. they say they want management to negotiate for contracts that provide good middle class wages and benefits. they want a stronger voice in the hospital's future endeavors.

meanwhile, officials from chestnut hill hospital say they have continued to provide high quality care in spite of the protests. >> children have a new place to play thanks to hard work and heavy lifting by volunteers this weekend. members. kensington community, volunteers from the 6abc, and the nonprofit group called kaboom gave you mean their saturday to build a state-of-the-art playground and garden for the north square community alliance. children have a swing set to play on complete with a pair of slides. >> our children need a place workout and, of course, they learn to play, and this playground is going to help them immensely become strong with their social skills. >> we're supposed to do this as a community, everyone, find the time, because we live busy lives, i think we have to slow down and give to other people don't have as much. >> love seeing olga out there,

she grew up in the kensington neighborhood. disney which is the parent company of 6abc helped to make this project possible. the first day of summer marked community garden day. 30 participating oasis garden locations opened their gate to neighbors. several scenes were family projects others provided a beautiful place to relax. the second phase of the luxury complex along the delaware river waterfront. "action news" was granted a sneak peek at round an northern liberties yesterday. the building is next to the communities west to your and features one bedroom apartments a heated pool and full rocking track on the roof deck. fancy. >> well, still ahead on "action news" sunday morning, the fashion show that features one durable, yet sticky accessory.

>> a man narrowly escapes a fireball after a plane crashes into his home. now a live look outside through sky6 live hd hd you're taking a look over old city, a beautiful shot and a beautiful sunday. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back

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family died this weekend in a plane crash. 65-year-old richard rockefeller who was the great grandson of john d. rockefeller who was killed after his plane crashed after takeoff in west chester new york. ntsb said he was flying in dark, rainy and foggy conditions. he was returning home to maine after celebrating his father's 99th birthday. this is video of a fiery scene in minnesota moments after a small sightseeing plane crashed into a home. two people on board were killed. another person inside the home at the time was able to escape through a second floor window. he said he had just gone upstairs when the impact literally knocked him off his feet. >> neighbors were outside they saw the plane hit the house. a plane, like, really? so, yeah, it's unbelievable.

you never know when your days could come, it was too close for comfort today. >> federal investigators are trying to determine what led to the crash. >> strong storms left flooding in their wake in parts of the midwest this weekend. heavy rain pelted omaha nebraska yesterday creating widespread street flooding. 14,000 outages, there was numerous reports of tree damage throughout the city. a west minnesota family is recovering from a week of rain that covered the family farm. acres of corn that's what you're looking at now under water. the rain started last saturday and friends helped them to move possessions to higher ground. they hope the water recedes soon so they can salvage at least some of the crop. they say they are insured and

prepared for the worst. >> reporter: that looked like a lake didn't look like a corn field out there. we don't have any weather like that. we're not checking any drizzle or shower activity over the next couple of days. we'll get you outside. we're expecting sunshine this afternoon and pleasant seaside for folks heading to the jersey shore. you can see folks are enjoying there time on the sand in cape may. a couple of folks are fishing and others are doing sunbathing as the sun is shining brightly across cape may county. a little more in cloud cover through monmouth the and ocean counties. you'll see sunshine up there, as well. a nice, enjoyable day. 74 degrees back in philadelphia, dewpoint, 61. we'll call it slightly humid. the wind are beginning to shift out of the east at 5 miles per hour that will activate the sea breeze. we'll hang out in the mid 70s on the water. millville, 76.

philadelphia, 82. right now you're showing 74. reading he reaching a high of 81 or 8 2. 24 hour temperature change, boy, does this tell a story. you can see where the cloud cover was yesterday at this time, temperatures here are 7 to 11 degrees milder than yesterday at this time. that was the cloud line right there. from that point south it was cloudy as we had drizzle and showers, from that line north we had the sunshine. it was warmer to the north than to the south which is on -- which is kind of opposite of what we typically see. these are high, thin clouds and the sun is beating through. over the next couple of hours that will begin to disappear. we're expecting mostly sun later on with the clouds disappearing in the afternoon hours. over the next several days the storm prediction center has a slight risk for severe weather. every location also shaded in

that yellow color, panhandle of texas, denver, and the north western tip of missouri. this strong weather will push east over the next several days. by the time it makes it into the delaware valley it will move some of its dynamics, and some of it's steam. it will hold on long enough to produce strong thunderstorms in our neck of the woods. you can seem the heavier showers and downpours taking place. these are lightning strikes taken in 15 increments. it's a very active complex of showers and storms which will produce more flooding unfortunately for those folks out here. for us, this is the goodbye he is in control of our weather for the next seferldz. several days. that means he is in control through wednesday morning. the winds shift out of the south

that's when we warm up, the humidity comes along with it once we get into tuesday, sun and clouds, 74 degrees low humidity levels nice finish to the weekend up in the mountains. jersey shore, 75 degrees ocean temperature, 70. and there is that moderate risk for rip current, be mindful of that if you're going into the water later this afternoon. philadelphia, sun and clouds, 82 degrees, 56 degrees in the outlying suburbs, 62 for center city. wednesday is the only day we have to watch, 82 today, 83 tomorrow, 85 tuesday, a lot of sunshine each and everyday. the humidity increases tuesday afternoon. that will feel rather uncomfortable out there. wednesday, showers and thunderstorms some of them could be strong, 88. thursday and friday, we're quiet

again, 86, 87. enjoy your sunday. >> don't forget you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores. >> a beloved mercer county diner destined for the dump has a second chance to shine. it will be serving up fooled for the brain, new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the story from hamilton township. >> pure emotion. >> reporter: mash shah choked up -- marcia shocked up seeing the old diner her grant parents owned for years moved. the vintage diner was moved from along route 1 to hamilton where it will become part of mill one.

>> we'll put jacks on it to raise it up, in this case it's a trailer we backed in under it. >> there were a lot of people who were after the bit and pieces of the formed aluminum work, but we wanted to preserve it in tact. >> reporter: they hope to turn it into a vocational training site. it was offered for free, you had to pay to move it. the estimated cost $30,000 paid for by modern recycles spaces which is developing mill one. if they had not saved and restored the diner it would have ended up demolished or in a landfill. >> somebody put time into designing it and building it, keeping it in place, even though it's in bad shape and needs a lot of work it would be a crime to destroy that. >> they are trying to raise the 100,000 cost of restoring a diner, a fixture in trenton and

then along route 1 for decades. in hamilton township, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." nelson: when i started high school in jersey city

making it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college--

and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >> taking a live look now at the peco building in center city. sky6 live hd giving us that view. 10:21, 74 wonderful degrees outside right now. >> time for the odd and unusual pictures of the week. >> this morning they include a great catch and a record birth. let's start first with the little kitten in california. he may have had used one of his nine lives when he got stuck in the engine of a san diego taxi cab. it took firefighters several hours to free the kitten after it went on a dangerous ride. the driver was was and aware until he stopped to drop of the

fare and heard the kitten's meow. the 8 to 10 weekend old kitten is doing just fine. a special deliver at a maine animal sanctuary. 3 tiring cubs were born, two boys are white like their mama. the female is orange just like the dad. this is the first time in 34 years tiger cubs were born at the facility. they will be donated to a licensed facility in the u.s. so they can breed. >> you know the saying they do everything bigger in the texas and one dog's litter is no different. brady gave birth to 17 puppies. the world record for largest litter is 24, county texas state

record was 16. so she has earned the title of texas record holder for largest litter for her efforts. it's her second litter of puppies, but her other than say it will be her last. >> it should be her last that's a lot. a fan catching a home run ball in the stands, is not that unusual. take a look at this. this giants fan was holding his 1-year-old son in his arms when he reached up and caught the ball in his one handle. he was returning to the seat after changing his son's diaper when he happened to be in the right place at the right time. i'm sures wife is a little concerned that the baby was in the way. >> baby is okay. dad and baby doing just fine. you could call this is sticky situation at a fashion show? ohio. that's because everyone who took part was wearing fashion also made of duct tape.

a new world record was set wearing duct tape. each participant had to wear one article of clothing and one accessory made of the sticky stuff. >> we have a roll of hot pink duct tape running around here. we use it on chris sowers when he talks about snow in the wintertime. >> crist will be back with the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment.

>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. and we're happy about what we're seeing today.

>> reporter: unless you like the cold and snow, otherwise, you know, it's not for you. 82 today, 83 tomorrow, 85 tuesday. the next three days look very, very nice. the only thing you'll see an increase in humidity tuesday. wednesday, showers and thunderstorms, thursday and friday, quiet again, 86, 87. enjoy it. >> chris thank you, this week with george stephanopoulos is next on 6abc. martha ratitz hosts. >> reporter: coming on this week we're in being tracing developments in this county in crisis. we'll have more on the details of u.s. specialists arriving to advise iraqi troops. a rare and revealing interview with supreme court justice

sotomayor. >> due to world cup coverage, "action news" will continue tonight at 6:00 p.m. >> for chris sowers, nydia han, sharrie williams and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim eve. have a great

starting right now on abc's "this week" -- crisis in iraq. hundreds of u.s. troops moving in as advisers. a jihadist army digging in. will president obama give the order for air strikes? this morning, martha raddatz in baghdad leading our coverage. then, tax man take down. >> i don't believe you. >> new outrage in the irs scandal. how did the agency lose thousands of crucial e-mails? and justice sonia sotomayor. on the future of affirmative action. and that surprising costco run-in with hillary clinton. >> it was not planned. i can assure you. i promise.