>> i'm walter perez police find in the body at the jersey shore. plus the growing controversy over a man's death

after his arrest in new york city. the big story tonight is power struggle threatening the investigation into the ukraine plane crash. u.s. blames separate i alsos -- separate i alsos for shooting down the plane with a missile. large chunks of flight 17 and the victims personal belongings are scattered across a massive debris field making the investigation difficult. let's go over to kenneth moten. >> reporter: walter a number of concerns at this hour. evidence being lost at the scene and the treatment of the bodies, more than 48 hours after the commercial airliner was shot out of the sky. the stench of death fills the air. the movement of the international monitors continues to be limited by russian-backed

spraiflts -- separatists. >> there's a lot of security people with heavy arms, we're being watched very carefully. >> reporter: the pressure is on russian president vladimir putin who is being urged to influence the separate iists to cooperate. some remains have been place understand body bags. >> inaudible, the site being treated properly, the shock in ther lands. >> the only american on that flight quinn lucas schansman.

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>> meteorologist melissa magee has the accuweather forecast. you said last week, the humidity was incredibly low this july. >> reporter: yeah, the last couple of days we were dealing with low humidity, and not much today, but not much in the way of sunshine. >> that's correct. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan radar showing we're stuck in between two systems. there's a weak disturbance answer off to the west and we have an area of low pressure offshore. we had sprinkles and light showers in new jersey and delaware. i wouldn't be surprised if we have another spotty sprinkle across the region this evening. sky6 live hd we are were down at the shore in cape may. it's mostly cloudy for anyone heading down to the shore

tonight. it will stay cloth for rest of the night and, again, we're -- cloudy, for the rest of the night and we're tracking spotty showers. inland, 81 degrees, that's 6 degrees shy from where we should be. the record 100 set back in 1930. outside this evening, most locations are in the 70s. up in the poconos, 71. allentown and the lehigh valley, 78 degrees and sea isle 73. dover, 74. here's satellite and radar, high pressure for the most partly standing its ground across viewing area. you look to the west we have the weak disturbancance making progress to the east across the western pennsylvania. we'll have spotty showers in western viewing areas later tonight. you focus the attention off to the east, we have the area of

low pressure and the moisture is streaming north ward and because of that we have showers earlier today down across south jersey and into delaware. future tracker 6 has you covered as we go through tonight. as we track the area of low pressure that stays offshore, overnight there could showers from lakehurst down to wildwood and spotty sprinkle that could drift westward to the i-95 corridor into philadelphia. mostly cloudy, high temperature, 82 degrees, this area of low pressure will stay offshore, once again tomorrow, it stays cloudier to the east and you might find more breaks in the clouds west of philadelphia and the i-95 corridor. 69 degrees for the ocean temperature. as you head inland, the temperature 79 degrees, it will stay mostly cloudy. as we get throughout the day, clouds and sun, high

temperature, 82. more breaks in the sun north of the city. on monday turning more humid, high temperature of 85. we'll turn up the heat on tuesday, high temperature up to 90. a stwrai thunderstorm is like i oh -- a stray thunderstorm is likely. we mitt have showers an thunderstorms on thursday. 90 degrees. >> a man from philadelphia was enjoying his 350th birthday party at the shore, the next he felt like he was partly of a disney musical. ♪ there you have it, roughly 50 of his friend serenaded the boy with let it go in wildwood crest today. they performed routine also from the jackson five and pitbull. they have been practicing since january, all who celebrate were told they love to sing and dance. abc news saturday is next

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this is "world news." tonight, crash scene chaos, rebel forces in eastern ukraine keeping inspectors out while the

victims of malaysia flight 17 are simply left in the field. will it ever be possible to bring the culprits to justice? we have team coverage tonight across the globe, including our reporter on the scene. state of emergency, the wildfires burning in the west, the military now on the way to help people who are fighting to save their homes with just garden hoses. caught on camera, the deadly confrontation between a suspect and the nypd. why did this man die? today the protests and the family's emotional reaction. and where were you on the day of that first moon walk, one famous astronaut using the stars