>> reporter: that's the beach in cape may, what a gorgeous day shaping for for the shorepoints with the sea breeze highs top out in the mid 70s. 735 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 73. millville, 73. allentown you're in the mid 60s. look at this, 64. poconos 69. sea isle, 37. dover, 73, 74. here's the satellite and radar composite that's pretty much what you'll see all day, lots of sunshine out there, lots of bright blue with all the cloud cover staying to our south. a pool forecast, lots of sunshine, uv index, there it is, scale of 1 to 11 it's a nine. temperatures up to 80 degrees, by 4:00 p.m. we're up to 84. the good news the humidity is dropping off, so that 84 will feel like 84 as opposed to the mid to upper 80s like all the municipality we saw earlier in the week -- like all the humidity we saw earlier in the

weekend. beautiful around the delaware and lehigh valleys. next week the humidity returns that will bring showers and thunderstorms that could produce heavy downpours and everything clears out in time for the 4th. we have a rare 4th july street for you, wait until you see how school it -- cool it is around e region. i'll have that in just a moment. >> fire kills a woman and young boy in north philadelphia. the fire started on the second floor of the home of north 6th street after midnight. seven people were inside at the time of the fire. there were working smoke detecters inside the home, but the flames quickly railed up to the third floor trapping the woman and child. a neighbor described the frantic moments and the legacy the woman is leaving behind. >> i don't know whether to run in there or stand back, by the time i was going to get to the door i seen all the flames shooting out of the top window.

i could yell her name. she helped clean the block and father's day she threw all the men around here a father's cookout. that's a nice family. >> the family lived in the home for decades. the cause of the fire is under investigation. it appears road rage over blocked traffic ended in murder. police say this green minivan is linked to the shooting in kensington. now the search is on for three people who were inside the van. the victim was shot while standing in the middle of the 2800 block of north 5th around 9:00 a.m. he was arguing with his girlfriend. drivers started honoring and police say one person in the minivan got out and pulled out a gun and shot the man. >> it's of appears at this time this shooting was motivated by road road road rage.

the victim was blocking traffic. >> police say they are analyzing surveillance video of the van at the murder scene. a burglar was in no hurry during his visit to a business in jenkintown. supper veilance pictures show up the man in his green pick up truck at the dealership on thursday. he walked around the business until he found an unlocked door, went inside and then made coffee walked out with a a bunch of tools. abdomining son police are looking for the suspect and his green ford ranger. wawa welcome america's celebration begin today all leading up to the big concert and fireworks on the parkway. while the hope is everybody has a great time, keeping everyone safe is a serious business.

david henry takes a look at the security surrounding this year's event. >> all the information comes in here. >> reporter: this is the nerve center, technicians were bills setting up the joint -- were bills setting up the joint operation center. they will be monitoring hundreds of cameras and relaying information to uniformed and undercover personnel in the field. >> we've others part of the matters i can't talk about, but there are people out there making sure sure everybody can come done feel safe and of a good time, but understand we'll do everything we need to do to keep everybody e everyone safe. >> reporter: the boston marathon bombings has everybody on edge. the city's top public safety officials gathered for one last

meeting before launching this massive undertaking. i meant involves hundreds of police, fire, medical units along with electronic eyes and ears. >> we'll be able to see whether we have a camera in eye shot or move a camera quickly or work with police radio to deploy personnel. >> reporter: the city is getting help from cellular networks that has set up five mobile towers to boost capacity. the city is asking the public for help, as well. >> if someone seals -- sees something that is suspicious, call 911. >> 6abc.com has all the details on the wawa welcome america festival. you'll find day by day listings of the all the events plus a slide show of all the performers plus more at 6abc.com. >> people hoping to use

marijuana for medical conditions scored a victory in harrisburg. a senate committee allowed pot to be grown and distributed in pennsylvania. the committee vote does not make it legal in pennsylvania, but it moves the bill closer to a vote in the full state senate. governor tom corbett strongly opposes medical marijuana in the commonwealth. she has been stripped of the crown, but now the miss delaware organization said amanda longacre will keep the scholarship and other awards. the organization realized she was too old for the title. she did nothing wrong and accurately reported her birth date on applications. the delaware title belongs to britany lewis. plans for the museum of art

>> reporter: the plans to open up the existing building an create new space. the museum director helped us understand what else proposed. beneath the sprawling east terrace, an enormous underground gallery plan for modern works. >> there's dirt and bedrock, it has to be excavated. >> reporter: skylights would top the space including one at the center of the found called. >> an oculus. >> reporter: the biggest buzz reserved for this at the end of the underground space a large glass window looking out at the parkway to do that means an amphitheater smack dab in the middle of what many affection --

call the rocky stems. >> i don't know like that. >> reporter: there would be steps lighting the portal, but not for the full expanse. >> don't do that. >> reporter: there would be steps on the sides, but not in the middle. >> i'm getting ready to run up the middle. >> where rocky ran. >> reporter: not surprise surprised by the cool reception. >> it's an interesting idea that has meter whether it will fly at the end of the day in philadelphia, we'll see. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning including sports. this is not something you expect to see prowling through the city. we'll take a look at where this curing was roaming.

an enhaven't at her creatd a device to help parents remember that their kids are in the car. >> reporter: it's a comfortable weekend around the delaware and lehigh valleys, but next week we have heat and humidity and showers and thunderstorms. i'll have more now at hhgregg, you can save up to 30% storewide on appliances electronics and furniture

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small plane landing on a texas freeway interchange. the plane's wind cheeld clipped the wind -- windshield clipped the windshield of a truck. the oil pressure dropped while towing an advertising banner. a curing came out of the wilds in utah. wildlife officers fired shots to sedate the annual. the curing hopped a fence and got into a real yard. it was sedated and released back into the wild. >> can you imagine coming to work and that's what you find. that might be a sick day. >> reporter: a couple of days. let's go live on sky 6 talk a little weather. that's the view of the center city skyline. what a gorgeous morning we have around the delaware valley. there's hardly a cloud in the sky. the clouds that you do see are

high, thin wispy clouds. it's a nice morning and it's shaping up to be a gorgeous weekend. we had a couple of brief showers last sunday, for all intents and purposes it was a nice weekend and this weekend will follow suit. millville, 73. sea isle, 73. reading, 79. poconos 69. documents have come down these were up in the 70s earlier this week. now we're showing 50s to the north and low 60s to the south. interior sections of south jersey and northern and central delaware those dew points will drop off, as well. it will be a comfortable day. tomorrow it goes up a little bit and monday and tuesday we're back into the soup again, it turns oppressively humid, especially tuesday into wednesday with the dewpoints into the low to mid 70s which is what they are presently

seeing in new orleans. here's the satellite and radar, high pressure right there holds all these clouds out to bay, that will hold it's ground today and tomorrow. the surface maps looks like winds in an easterly direction today that will cool the shore off later on. sea breeze developing, we get into sunday, the high works out to sea, here comes the approaching warm front by the time we get into monday the front opens the door and that opens the door. this will put an end to the heat and humidity wednesday night into thursday, but that could trigger a couple of showers and thunderstorms, some of which could objecten stronger side. the overall -- some of which could be on the stronger side. the overall pattern looks like, it's going to be in the mid 80s and next week the heat and humidity returns. monday afternoon you can see the heat buildings across the eastern half of the united

statessed, about everybody in the 90s east of the mississippi river. that progresses east over the next couple of days. see this here, this moves into in time for the 4th of july. bismarck in the 50s, this cool pocket of air will sit over the mid atlantic and the northeast come the 4th of july. for a change it looks like a comfortable summer holiday. 67 degrees that's the present temperature reading that's off the coast in atlantic city. with the winds off the water that will cool the temperatures on the sand. mostly sunny, 77 degrees early on. the numbers will pull back after 3:00 p.m., into the low 70s. sunday, 79 degrees, there's a moderate risk for rip current. uv scale is 9, that means you can catch a burn in 15 minutes. sunny in philadelphia,

85 degrees, overnight tonight, 59 degrees outlying suburbs, 64 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast warm and humid 86 degrees for monday, so the weekend looks nice monday is when it feels like summer. tuesday, hot and humid, the 90 degrees will feel like the low mid 90s, wednesday we're into it, 93 degrees monday out there thunderstorms developing in the after, a couple of those could be strong, thursday warm 88. the humidity drops, look at the 4th. comfortable, 84 degrees, what was the high last year, it was up there. >> i just remember i was melting. >> reporter: it was easily in the 90s. i can't remember, i'll look it up. >> even at 10, 11:00 p.m. after the concert. >> reporter: it wasn't fun. >> gm has issued three more recalls the largest covers

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>> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m., philadelphia fire officials are investigating an overnight blaze that killed a woman and young boy. police are looking for the driver who shot and killed a man in what police are calling a road rage killing. inspiring graduates in south jersey are helping their school mark a big milestone, first, though, let's head outside to meteorologist chris sowers and look at the amazing accuweather forecast. everybody is going to love you this weekend. >> reporter: they don't already? this is one of those weekends i wish i was coming live from the jersey shore. ship bottom, 73. beach haven, 73.

ocean temperature, 69 off the coast of lbi. waves will increase 2 to 3 feet. 72 on the boardwalk in atlantic city. ocean city, 74. sea isle stone harbor, 72. wildwood, 73 and cape may a very comfortable and bright 75 degrees this morning. look at the ocean temperature off the coast of cape may. it's like batting water up to -- bath water up to 74. sea breeze kicking in that will keep temperatures in the mid 70s all afternoon long. atlantic city by 3:00 p.m., 73, 74. philadelphia ten better at 84. wildwood, 74. there's a tennen degree difference from the coast to inland locations. 85 degrees sun and clouds. from the jersey shore, 76 to 78 and then the numbers pull back with a sea breeze.

the poconos partly sunny and nice, low humidity levels highs in the low 80s. 58 today, 86 for sunday, we'll do i will all over tomorrow. humidity comes up just slightly. it will be manageable. it's monday and tuesday and wednesday when the humidity gets out of control again, really cranks up, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast which features cool changes for the 4 in ten minutes. >> a fire kills a woman and young boy. the red cross is helping 11 displaced by the tragedy. flames swept from the second floor of the home to the third floor. a 69-year-old woman and young boy were found dead inside the third floor bedroom. >> preliminary investigation smoker alarms were present.

there were 7 people home who the fire started. smoke alarms alerted them. >> who homes were affected by the blaze. commission sawyer said the doors to the third floor bedroom where the woman and boy were found were not shot. that allowed the fire to get inside the bedroom. the commissioner urges everyone to sleep with doors shut if safe to delay the progress of a fire. the family did did have not have escape plan. a young boy was hit at 32 andy westfield avenue in camden. the boy is in serious condition, but expected to survive. police are looking for the hit-and-run driver. philadelphia police are searching for a shooter. the action cam was along north 5th street in kensington. a 32-year-old man was in front

of his home argue with a woman. the traffic was preventing -- was prevented from getting by. an armed man got you out and sht the man twice. the gunman is on the run. thousands of workers will be soon out of a job. the showboat is the poorest performer of caesars four casinos. the mayor said they are changing the reputation to indicator to a more diverse crowd. >> a single casino in atlantic city that they think they can exist strictly as a casino. casinos and city are focusing on convention and conference business and nightclubs and beach clubs and the shong -- shopping district. in philadelphia penn

national gaming has announced it is withdrawing it's bit for the second casino license. they wanted to build a casino in south philadelphia near the sports complex. but the ceo said its calling it quits because the city voiced emphatic support for a casino to be built in center city. elingsd -- he said the market potential in philadelphia has declined. closure begins today to allow the scheduled replacement of the floors at the summerdale station. firefighters will relocated to surrounding stations so the district is covered. new concerns over pope francis' health as he cancel another event last minute. france was supposed to celebrate mass at a hospital yesterday.

the vatican said there's no reason for concern over his health, however this marks the 8th time since november and the third time this month alone the pontiff has cancelled or scaled back an event due to illness or fatigue. there's an education milestone being celebrated in camden. the largest class yet to graduate. it's the 10th year in a row every student has graduated and gone on to college. sharrie williams has the remarkable success story. >> reporter: high school graduations are a familiar scene this time of year, but this group has a unique story. >> it's a big deal for this community. >> reporter: these graduates are partly of the leap academy university charter school and for the 10th consecutive year 100% have earned their high school diploma and 100% of heading to college. >> ten thousand dollars.

>> reporter: including senior marco lopez who is heading to rutgers to study engineering. >> i feel i'm ready for college. >> reporter: it's a joyous occasion in camden, one of the most violent, poorest city in the county. >> kids from karen, they are a miracle. >> i think the teachers are more dedicated, they are care not only about our education, but about us personally. >> reporter: it's a proud night for parents, too, vanessa joan jones' son has been in leap since current -- kindergarten >> they come from the same neighborhoods that everybody comes, it shows we can break a cycle of poverty every time you graduate a child and send him to college. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news."

>> there's much more to come only "action news" this saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. including weekend happenings and family-fun events. in "healthcheck," more evidence that new technology is getting better at detecting breast cancer, we'll take a look at 3d mammograms and dogs, cats, birds and turtle you can find them at this week winningest animal shelter. plus, we'll get a check on the accuweather forecast when "action news" returns.

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>> summer means pool time for families and a local ymca is offering help to keep children safe around the water. free beginner swim lesses. kids must have completed preschool or kindergarten to take part. such an important thing to make sure in case kids fall in the water. >> reporter: hopefully my twin brother was listening to that, he said he was going to put a pool in the backyard as soon as the kids were old enough. it's a gorgeous morning out there, low humidity levels. the winning streak continues, or

at least the weekend winning streak continues. 75 degrees presently in philadelphia. 74 on the boardwalk in atlantic city. millville, 73. trenton, 73. poconos, 69. reading 73 degrees. wind speeds are generally out of the north northeast at 3 to 7 miles per hour. it's a very gentle breeze this afternoon which will pick up for the jersey shore that will keep the communities on the beach nice and comfortable today. temperatures will happening -- hang out in the mid 70s. we're quiet along the mid atlantic and the northeast. a lot of activity across the heartland of the nation. we had a large cluster of showers and thunderstorms develop massive tornados a lot of damage. as we look at the water vapor image we're getting the blow up cloud tops or the higher thunderstorms that spike 40, 50,000 feet. those are the storms that produce huge thunderstorms and tornado and damaging straight-line winds.

the activity will be out here in the heartlands of the nation from lubbock to wichita to omaha, storm prediction center runs the risk for this part of the county. back east it's nice and quiet. thanks to this guy right here. this area of high pressure, it since that means we won't get too much in the way of clouds. sunday it's a repeat performance. sunday into monday this warm front punches through we get into that soupy air mass the humidity starts to increase monday, tuesday, and wednesday it will feel awful out there again, until this front sweeps through wednesday night. it will trigger showers and storms, some of them could be on the stronger side. it's the air mass behind this

that moves in for the purpose of the the 4th. today, sun and clouds, in the overnight hours, partly sunny i say -- sunny skies. tomorrow we do it all over again. philadelphia, 85. middletown, 83. kutztown 84. sea isle 78. atlantic city, 77. cape may, 78 degrees, but, again, the numbers will pull back as the afternoon wears on. 81 for the poconos. sun and clouds, partly sunny for tomorrow, low humidity, high of 80 degrees. ocean temperature off the coast, down to 67. with the easterly breeze developing with the onshore wind it will cut the numbers down. 84, 85 philadelphia. 77, 78 for the jersey shore. mostly sunny, ussments v index -- uv index is high. apply the sunscreen. sunday, highs close to 80, but

you'll have a southeasterly wind and that will pull back later in the day. monday, 86 degrees. this is where the game changes right here, from monday on we get into the summer-like air mass. warm and sticky. tuesday, 90 degrees, feeling like the low to mid 90. wednesday, afternoon thunderstorms are possible, beforehand it will be sticky out there with a high of 93. the heat indices will be in the 90s if not higher. thursday, rather warm, friday, comfortable conditions, mostly sunny skies and high of 84. >> time for the winning animal rescue of the week. this week melissa magee takes us down the shore. >> hello. >> reporter: the humane society of atlantic city is so committed to saving homeless animals they take them from all over the country from as far away as puerto rico.

>> locally we don't take in enough animals so we reach out to other shelters. >> reporter: the rescue has more than 50 dogs on cats that need to be saved. the shelter has a resident mascot meet cecil who is here to stay for a long time. >> cecil is our 13-year-old turtle he can live up to 75 to 100 years. he is quiet and easy to be around and very friendly and takes commands very well. >> reporter: beau is two years old and came from an overcrowded shelter down showt south. >> he is a shy at first, but when he knows where the treats are coming he bonds with you. >> reporter: flash is an american bulldog and loves to play and would like a home

without cats. >> piper came to the shelter as a stray he is 2 to 3 years old, he is a great cat. he likes other cats and dogs. >> reporter: this is princess she is five years old and pug mix. she would be great for a home with older kids. if you would like to adopt princess or other animals you've seen go to the humane society atlantic city website. add a rescue group or shelter to our list by going to the "action news" facebook page we'll feature the top vote getting next saturday morning.

>> ah, don't we wish we were there, look at the beach umbrellas set up, people ready to soak you mean the rays. sky6 live hd taking a live look at cape may, new jersey, a perfect day to be heading out and sit there and get some sun on the beach. here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lease this weekend. the largest block party of the summer will kick off today. wawa welcome america and the shops at liberty place will host the block party. the legend dear r&b group new edition will be on hand to get things started. it gets underway at noon in the rotunda at liberty place.

the flyers will host two day free fanfest while the nhl draft is happening inside. it features family-friendly activities and food and draft merchandise. admission is free the fest is happening and it lasts until 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. in this morning's "healthcheck" there's evidence that new 3d technology may help detect breast cancer better particularly the deadlier cases. it's available in some local hospitals. ali gorman has details on a new study approving the benefits. >> reporter: jennifer is no stranger to breast cancer, her mother and younger sister were both diagnosed and successfully treated for the disease. >> when it happens to you it's a little different. definitely scarier. >> reporter: she was diagnosed last march, when a very small

tumor only 8 mill meters was detected by 3d mammogram. the technology is being used at several local hospitals. the lutheran hospital in illinois was involved in a large study which included doctors from penn and einstein. they examined two and three democrat mammograms for more than 450,000 patients at 13 sites across the county. >> we found invasive cancer the one that could kill people more frequently in women who had the 3d mammogram versus the woman who had 2d mammogram. they found if your false positives with the 3d. what happens when the doctor cruises the 2 dimensional mammogram and uses the same image in 3d. >> this is typical of what a cancer looks like on the 2d

mammogram, but well seen on the 3d mammogram. >> i truly, truly believe that the 3d mammography is what caught my cancer early and is allowing me to pretty much live my life the way i want to. >> the full study is published in the journal of the american medical association. many experts want more evidence that 3d mammograms makes a significant difference, if you're a woman 40 or orderly or young with a family -- or older with a family history ask your doctor what's best for you. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> chris sowers will take a final look at the accuweather forecast stay with us with us, we'll be right back.

>> let's get last check of our weather. >> reporter: looks pretty nice, the phillies are playing a

day/night double header. don't forget the sunscreen, a few passing clouds from time to time. temperatures in the mid 80s, a light breeze out of the east/southeast at 7 miles per hour. the second game begins at 7:05. the temperatures dropping into the 70s. 86 degrees tomorrow. monday, it turns humid in the afternoon. tuesday's high, 90 and wednesday, 93 degrees. a dog stolen during a burglary in new jersey is back home. pepper was taken during a heist in franklin township. the bandits got in through an unlocked door and stole jewelry and laptop. she was let go and turned up at a vet. the bad guys are in jail. >> jack hannah's countdown is

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