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shaping up as we gear up for more heat and humidity in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris sowers joins us now with the forecast for the weekend, we've been winning, you have to keep it going. >> reporter: i'm going to keep it going today, actually tomorrow is not that bad, either, it's not as bright as perceives weekend. let's show you what's going on, we have high, thin clouds out there. we'll see filtered sunshine. that will keep the temperatures down. storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing moisture to the west that's pushing toward the northeast. it's actually moving like this. we should miss the bulk of that. we have another system developing off the coast of the carolinas, that will miss us and move out to sea. we're sandwiched in between the two. the cloud cover has kept the temperatures up, philadelphia, 71 degrees, low humidity levels, millville, 64. on the boardwalk in atlantic

city, 69. sea isle 69. reading, 69 and allentown, 66. 9:00 a.m., 73, lots of high clouds, lunchtime, 78, there's that high around 3:00 p.m. of 82. coming up we have a lot of weekend clouds as i talking about and then i meant turns hotter, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, along with that comes the humidity and the possibility of thunderstorms. i'll have all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a little bit. >> the big story on "action news" is the latest on in the investigation of the malaysia airline passenger jet that was shot down over ukraine. world leaders are demanding that independent investigators be given immediate unrestricted access to the crash site. more than two dozen officials from u.n. security and cooperation in europe arrived

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fire that spread to an adjoining home. this was amber street in port richmond. firefighters made quick work of flames that started in a vacant row home. the families escaped unharm, it's unclear what sparked the blaze. one man is on the run after they tried to cut a man's hand off with a machete. two mosque leaders approached the victim after morning prayers and accused him of stealing a jar of money. they threatened to cut off his hands with a two foot machete. merv mitchell was arrested an charged. police are looking for the other mosque leader. philadelphia police now say they are dealing with a case of

double murder in strawberry mansion. detectives are questioning two persons of interest in the death of ruffous and gladys perry. it happens gladys was suffocated and they think ruffus suffered a heart attack while trying to help her. a single mom from delaware got a lunch meeting with the president himself. she topped by the "action news" studios yesterday she wrote a letter to obama over a year ago, benjamin detailed her struggles as a single mother working full time and going to school full time lived paycheck to paycheck and expressed her frustration over not being eligible for government assistance. those words landed her a

one-on-one lunch meeting. >> we talked about my letter, the majority of the conversation was about my letter and daughter, and surprisingly he was able to relate in a lot of ways about his childhood and the things his mom had gone through as a single parent. >> benjamin said obama was grateful and hugged her and brought her a white house goodie jar for her daughter. the pictures coming from the wreckage of the downside airliner are tough. the deem sea finds that dates back to world war ii what the wreckage mayp, o,utek brings k

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and then we'll see the sunshine around the delaware valley. that's the live view down in cape may. we'll pick up an easterly wind that will keep the shore communities cooler. highs in the upper 70s. very refreshing. 71 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 54. they will stay in the 50s all day, that's beautiful for july. winds are calm, pressure reading 30.21 inches. temperatures to the north and west, pottstown, 64. slatington, 61. chester, 67 degrees. cinnaminson, 65. sea isle city, 69 degrees. the water temperature in the delaware bay is 79 degrees, that's just about like batting water a little bit cooler on the oceanfront. temperatures in the mid 60s. dewpoints anything under 60 degrees, we call it comfortable. you can see for the most partly we are at 60 or slightly below. either way you slice it's a

comfortable morning around the delaware valley. the numbers will drop off as the day wears on. we'll see an increase in clouds as the day wears on, as well. in thanks to two systems one toward pittsburgh and one off the coast of the carolinas, that one will pull north an run out to sea. and this will run north into new england. we're sandwiched in between the two, that means we'll pick up the clouds from both systems. they are high, thin, clouds, but the sun will shine through it, it will limit the hours you're trying to tan on the beach. 9:00 a.m., a lot of cloud cover, they will be lower and thicker. there could patchy areas of drizzle, maybe a brief shower in the morning hours before that clears. the heat comes in next week. this is typically the hottest week of the year around the delaware valley. right on cue we'll get a shot of hot air from the central plains.

temperatures in the 90s by the time we get into tuesday. high clouds, low humidity levels. reading, 82 degrees, philadelphia, 82. normal 87. glass borough, 82. wrightstown 79. interior sections of south jersey, millville, 79 degrees, cape may, 75. and dover, 78 degrees, more specifically, right there on the beach if you're going to be laying out, ocean temperature, 67 degrees, expect a lot of clouds out there today, 76 degrees, clouds and sun for sunday, 77 degrees is your forecasted high. we'll see the east wind anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. chop will be rough, rip currents on the moderate side. uv index on the moderate side. overnight tonight, 60 degrees in the outlying suburbs. 66 for center city.

83 today, 83 tomorrow, quiet on both days. seasonable warm monday, 86 degrees, here comes the heat again, tuesday, 90, 91, give or take, muggy, sunshine expected. wednesday, hazy, hot and humid, 92 degrees, there could thunderstorms popping you mean during the afternoon. extended accuweather you want to keep the 90s going right through thursday and potentially friday now. heat is on the way, but july we're used to it. >> it's been a good summer. >> reporter: it hadn't been bad, you look at the amount of 90-degree days it is only 6 this time last year and the year before that, it was 20. >> 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. lovers of the oscar-winning movie gladiator experienced it in a unique way.

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>> in "healthcheck" this morning, in the world of tvs computers and social media, it can be difficult for parents to shield their children from graphic images, such as the one we've seen from the malaysia flight that was shot down. ali gorman talked to a psychologist. >> reporter: tv is off when their son is home. >> it's better to be safe, than have him be upset. >> reporter: a child psychologist at the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine,

that's the right approach with young kids, because they don't have the skills yet to understand. >> they can't put in context how it happened or the information around. >> reporter: but she said if they do see the news, kids are focused on themselves than what's happening in their own family. >> i had a child that said did this happen in pennsylvania, when i said, no, she was no longer worried about it. >> reporter: still, if they do ask confess, answer honestly, but without a lot detail and in a calm manner. >> if you do it calmly. they look to their parents especially at a young age to see if you're concerned about it, then they will be concerned about it. >> reporter: offer reassurance by pointing out differences

between where we live and where the tragedy happened. if, however, your child seems to be losing sleep or overly concerned about the tragedy for more than a few days, they could have a problem with anxiety and it is best to have them see a professional. many kids can be helped with short-term therapy. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> lays potato chips are trying to excite your taste buds again, the snack company announced a four finalists of the second annual do us flavor contest, cheddar mack and cheese, and cappuccino potato chips. snackers have until october 18

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>> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this saturday july 19. are here some of the stories we're following on "action news." remembering the victims of the downed malaysia airline flight. ukrainian americans hold an i am passioned rally along the parkway. four people are hurt when