from the scene. chris sowers is here with a look at the accuweather forecast. better than yesterday. >> reporter: better than yesterday, that's all that matters, unless your down the jeer shore, that's worse than yesterday. but you're clearing down there, so good news there. as we look live on sky 6 take a look at the camden waterfront. you can see the skies beginning to brighten up a little bit now. we're seeing most of thely cloudy conditions, we're improving as the moisture begins to pull away. here's what's left of the heavier downpours we saw earlier this morning from the beaches from wildwood to seaside heights, a lot of moisture, again, pulling away. the heavier cells indicated by the yellow also and oranges are out to sea at this point. here's some of the downpours we saw. some of it was quite impressive from atlantic city to brigantine northward through beach haven. beach haven an inch same thing for surf city. not much of the viewing area

picked up the downpours and shower activity, but those of you that did, it came down at a pretty good clip. forecast for today, whatever shower activity you're seeing on the beaches that will start to clear and skies will brighten up. 72 degrees by 9:00 a.m., lunchtime, 78. by 3:00 p.m. there's the anticipated high of 42. at thisat that point we'll see a combination of sun and clouds and 6:00 p.m., upper 70s. looks better than yesterday, not as hot and not nearly as humid and now it looks like only one day of heavier thunderstorms. an improvement in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details when i come back in just a bit. >> the big story on "action news" this sunday morning, new information in the crash of the downed malaysia airline also flight in eastern ukraine. rebel separatists have recovered the black boxes and say they will hand them over to the international civil aviation.

this news comes after armed rebels removed the bodies from the crash site and driving away. russian news reports that the bodies were taken to a russian controlled city. >> reporter: outside the airport where flight 17 departed a makeshift memorial for the nearly 300 victims. the families anxiously awaiting any news about their loved one remains have been located. the growing chorus of voices around the world demanding that russia and the pro russian rebels that control the site participate with the investigation. >> my fear they will say they will help, but on the ground, interference with the site, the investigators and the treatment of bodies will continue. >> reporter: le dump prime

minister said he had an intense -- the dutch prime minister said he had a intense conversation with vladimir putin. so far the crash site should be roped off and crawling with investigators. not here. >> it is essentially unguarded. >> reporter: it may already be too late. there's mounting concern that the crime scene was promise the. ukrainian officials say they have proof that the missile that downed the plane came from russia and those who fired it. >> it was russian, it was russian citizens and it came from the territory of russia together with the missile launcher. >> reporter: but now, three days after the crash, the fear is that the evidence to approve it, may be disappearing. abc news, donetsk, ukraine.

>> you can stay up to date on the crash with the 6abc news app. >> a paraplegic man said he shot his brother to keep his brother from beating up a woman. he wounded his brother when his brother refused to stop hitting the woman. the brother is in surgery at the hospital of the pennsylvania. the woman is being treated for injuries at the same hospital. police have not filed any charges. philadelphia police were on the the scene of a stabbing in point breeze section of philadelphia. a 41-year-old man was found stabbed several times. he was rushed to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania where he later died. police are looking for the suspects and have no motives. police arrested a man after crashing into a business in

camden county, overnight in east belmawr. it housed a gym called sleek and slernld. residents escaped without injuries. the red cross is assisting them. police have taken the driver into custody. officials still need to inspect the buildings. in center city be, a biker lost control of his motorcycle and hit a car at broad and walnut at 2:30. the impact of the crash sent the motorcycle careening on to the sidewalk and throwing him on to the road. >> a 4-year-old boy remains hospitalized at children's hospital after he fell from a second floor window. it happened on the 5400 block of malcom street in southwest philadelphia. the little boy was rushed to chop in critical condition with a number of head injuries. investwiig thet theinsa t ll cared for. >> the family is so quiet they take care of children, she

always walking them. chef a lot of help it's a quiet humble family. >> police continue to investigate what led to the boy falling out of that window. >> a northwestern pennsylvania boy is beginning to bounce back after he was found bruised and nearly starved to death. the boy weighed 25 pounds and look like a skeleton when he was removed from the home in greeneville. the child was being home schooled and allowed outside on the back porch where he would eat bugs. one doctor described the boy's condition as the worst case of medical neglect she had ever seen. >> punish her like that and see what it's like. he is a child, you don't punish them that way. there's no excuse to it, none at all. i hope god in heaven hears and puts her away forever. >> three other children in the

home were removed. the mother and grandparents were charged with assault and false imprisonment and other offenses. the boy is in pretty quicktive custody and gained 20 pounds since being removed on june 6th. the university of pittsburgh has the highest instate tuition for is raising again. it will go up 4%. that's much less than temple university which announced a 10% hike last week. pit and temple say cuts in state aid are driving the tuition hike. still they have a record-number of applicants for the 3900 openings in the freshman class. >> a relic of the recently canonized of pope john paul ii is on display. it's on display between masses at the cathedral. st. john paul ii died in 2005

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the garden state parkway is right here, i'll draw a line just like that. it's from atlantic city through seaside heights and point pleasant beach in belmawr. we have that one little area east of the atlantic city airport that continues to pick up the rain. some of it is coming down heavily. you can see it indicated by the shades of yellow and orange. brigantine picking up a heavier downpour. beach haven abbey surf city heavy -- and surf city picking up heavy rain. 72 in philadelphia. the humidity came up a little bit. millville, 72. boardwalk in atlantic city, a sticky 70 degrees. dover, 72, be it's humid down here. north and west of the city, the dewpoints haven't come up just yet. it feels pretty refreshing. this storm system continues to

pull away on the back edge of this. we're seeing cloud cover across the delaware valley. look what's going on south and west. we get into the mason dixon line, the appalachians, everything is starting to clear out here, we're forecasting a mostly cloudy day and sunny breaks. surface maps looks like, are as that low departs this high will take over, it will keep the humidity fairly comfortable. it will be more sticky than yesterday. when you look at the bigger picture, especially this time of year, it's not too bad. we are expecting sunshine from time to time. monday we'll have more sunshine. it's tuesday when these warm fronts punch through that will open the door to another round of heat and humidity, although not as hot and humid as what it appeared to be yesterday. so there's good news there. future tracker 6 the idea is for these clouds to wisk away and

brighten up a little bit. 7:30, mostly sunny skies throughout the area partly cloudy overnight tonight and tomorrow morning you may see cloud cover once again and we'll see more sunshine during the afternoon come tomorrow. the overall pattern nice and comfortable right now. the hotter air mass works in from the central planes and temperatures get into the 90s again by wednesday. for the jetters shore today if you're heading on down, it's gray down there right now. you'll see sunshine before the day is through. 77 degrees is the forecasted high right there on the sand, once again you'll pick up the easterly wind 10 to 15 miles per hour east/northeast. waves 2 to 4 feet. the rip for rip currents is low and the uv index on the moderate side. philadelphia, 82 degrees is the forecasted high. winds out of the northeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight, milder, 62

for the outlying suburbs, 67 for the center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, getting warmer each and everyday, noticeably more humid, 86 degrees monday, sun and clouds, a little more humid, more humid, tuesday, 88, it will feel like the low 90s. speaking of the low 90s actually air temperatures in the low 90s wednesday feeling like the mid 90s and possible thunderstorms thursday high of 89 degrees, all signs at this point point to a nice weekend next 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. >> there's a lasting tribute in wilmington to the sacrifice of pows and servicemen missing in action. crews installed the national chair of honor at harley stadium at the home of the blue rocks, they are taking part in the one empty seat campaign to represent

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and other sleep related deaths. an upstate woman is looking for a kidney transplant and asking for a donors in an unusual way. she as a genetic disease and none of her family or friends are a viable option. she said she prefers a transplant to get her quality of life back. >> there's this need, well for me, that someone finds it in their heart to make such a generous -- to start thinking about it. >> burnstein said she has received several e-mails in the response to the billboard and hoping it will raise the awareness for others in need, as well.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 9:24 sunday morning, you're looking at satellite 6 along with action radar. as we set it in motion we have mostly sunny skies across the western suburbs, mostly cloudy skies across the i-95 corridor and the rain continues to fall for portions of the jersey shore, mainly north of atlantic city, all thanks to this low pressure system right here that continues to pull off to the northeast. softer like the outer bands of that low push outward. as it pushes off the coast it will take that outer edges with it. we have this dry pocket right here sitting over baltimore, later this afternoon that will

actually take over and we'll see the skies brighten up a bit and temperatures will be nice and comfortable once again today. here's the day planner, 9:00 a.m., 72 degrees, lunchtime, combination of sun and clouds, 78. 3:00 p.m., sun anticipate clouds, comfortable humidity -- sun and clouds, comfortable humidity levels, although you'll feel a little bit of a difference, 82 degrees. >> hollywood is mourning the death of james garner. 89 legendary actor was found dead in his home. he starred in a long list of tv series and films. most of his most most memorable was the "rockford files" and the notebook. garner was 86 years old. sorry ladies, adam lavine is officially off the market. 35-year-old singer and his

victory model girlfriend tied the knot in mexico. there were 300 friends and family in attendance. i like science fiction, but self-driving cars on on the fast track to reality. some of the designers met at the simple policy -- symposium. >> reporter: how did david hall get one on his own lexus? >> i invented and they buy it from me. >> reporter: if hall isn't the father of the self driving, car, he is its uncle. >> i showed people if you have the right vision of what was going around you, the problem was solvable. >> reporter: at $80,000 it's hardly affordable. >> on each corner we have a wide angle 76 gig radar.

>> reporter: polly sync can see 262 meters. >> the car can make a decision a million times faster. than the operator. >> reporter: fully autonomous vehicles are still a way 0678. what you will likely see first is a car that will do some of the driving for you. >> i'll set the traffic jam assist. let the car take it from here. >> we want to take away the part that people hate and let them drive on the parts they enjoy. >> reporter: tracking the lane lanes and the car in fronts you are, it lowts or danger -- lookk out for danger. >> reporter: it could be out in three years. >> before that truck starts

slowing down, the back truck is on the brake. >> reporter: safety is what it's all about to make cars fully autonomous. >> the weakest link in the system is the human beings. >> reporter: we're our own worst enemies in the another way. the legal framework for cars to drive themselves is a work in progress. >> if i had confidence that i wasn't going to be sued i would be driving around in a self driving car right now. >> reporter: more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." a flash flood breaks out along the jersey shore in celebration of one man's birthday. >> people in california go to extremes in order to get that beautiful green lawn. meteorologist chris sowers will have that the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

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>> a child is hospitalized after tumbling out a second floor window. >> the search is on for a driver who hit a pedestrian in south jersey and kept going. >> and a historic anniversary, 45 years ago today that neil armstrong took those first steps on the moon. >> hard to believe it is 45 years. >> meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with a look at the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: not too bad out here, katherine, 95% of the

viewing area waking up to comfortable conditions. the other five which is the jersey shore waking up to this. here's storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dealing with pesky showers north of atlantic city. le brigantine reporting moderate to heavy rain. that and he understands north ward through beach haven to lbi. eu9s pushing north -- it's pushing norse and east. it's not moving very quickly. accuweather feels as if the jersey shore will clear out later, as well. most of us will see sunshine before the day is threw. as we go wired on satellite and radar -- wider on satellite and radar, you can see clear conditions most of the appalachian and that includes the washington, d.c. and baltimore suburbs. the only place that continues to see the cloud cover is in the delaware valley. that dry patch of air to our

southwest will continue to push in our direction as the day wears on. 70 in pottstown. 72 in woodbine, sea isle city a comfortable 70 degrees. forecast for today, accuweather says clouds early, gives way to sunshine later this afternoon, highs in the low 80s. not a bad finish to the weekend. when we come back in a little bit we'll talk about the heat and humidity, and the possibility of bigger thunderstorms. that's straight ahead in ten to 15 minutes. >> the latest outrage at the crash site of the flight 17. pro russian rebels recovered the black boxes and say they will hold on to them. they have reportedly taken away 196 bodies that have been recovered so far. they say the bodies are being stored in a refridge rated train in anther miles away.

>> my fear, is that russia will say the right thing, but on the ground, interference with the site, interference with investigators, interference with the dignified treatment of bodies will continue. >> u.s. and other officials fear that the crash site has already been tampered with by russian-backed rebels, so it will be difficult to find out exactly how the plane was shot down. 298 people were on the plane last week when it was shot down. we are learning about other passengers who escaped fate rescheduling their flights. a man from netherlands escaped

flights 17 anticipate -- and flight 370. he reschedule and plans to fly to malaysia and not worried about his safety. get our of abc app there we have updates on the developments and photos of the wreckage. israel incursion has sent people running from their homes. 350 people have been killed in the last two days, 80 are children. israel said during 13 days of fighting it hit 2500 targets during that time. >> a televised debate over the

gaza conflict descend into a brawl in jordon. journalist hurled a water bottle at a lawyer activist on the show, then he came after the lawyer you saw the chair pushing him around the studio. it's not the first television outburst there was one over syria in may. >> philadelphia police are trying to to figure out how and why a 4-year-old boy fell from a window. kenneth moten has the details. >> reporter: it was a little boy's two story fall from this home and into an alley that had the police on the scene searching for answer. >> i can't imagine my baby falling out of the window. >> reporter: the call came in saturday morning when the 4-year-old boy managed to fall out of the window on 5400 block

of malcom street. >> you couldn't tell if he was like alive. of. >> reporter: but he was, paramedics rushed the boy to the hospital in critical condition with a number of injuries to his hoed. neighbors say other children live in the home and they believe they are well-taken care of. investigators haven't released details on the parents whereabouts or who was inside the house at the time of the incident. there neighbor said she often sees the mother. >> she take care of children, she always walking them, she had a lot of help. >> reporter: special victims units was on the scene typical when it involves a case of a child. we tried, but no one inside the home would speak with "action news." a woman told us the boy was okay, a relief to their neighbors. >> i pray for them and hope that everything be all right. >> reporter: once again, the boy is in critical, but stable

condition at chop. police say the investigation into what happened continues this morning, no names have been released. reporting at chop university city kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia police are looking for the man who gunned down a man in the west oak lane section of the city. the action cam was at the scene a little after midnight, the 2100 block of spencer street. when pliz -- arrived the victim was lying in the street. he was pronounced at the hospital. >> police are looking for a driver who hit a pedestrian and took off. it happened at high and north 27th street. the victim was taken to cooper university medical center with serious injuries. investigators are trying to put together a vehicle description. police are investigating a crash in west philadelphia that seriously injured a man. it happened around 10:00 at 47th and cedar avenue. a truck and motorcycle collided.

the motorcyclist was taken to university of pennsylvania hospital with critical injuries. the investigation is on going. >> five people were hurt when a hot air balloon hit power lines and exploded. it was attempting to land in quintin, massachusetts. the balloon crashed into the power lines causing two large explosion, five people suffered burns and 600 people lost power because of the crash. >> ted cruz said the way to solve the crisis on southern border is to stop giving amnesty. the would you also said those crossing into -- the white house said those crossing into the u.s. won't qualify. cruz tells many kids think they will get am amnesty.

>> it's the promise of amnesty causing so many kids to risk their lives to cross into this country. >> cruz has introduced legislation that would ban the government from giving anyone amnesty. >> 45 years ago tonight anyone who had access to tv was glued to the screen to watch the historic steps of neil armstrong walking on the moon. in all 1 astronauts walked on the moon -- in all 12 astronauts walked on the moon. >> much more to come on this morning's sunday morning edition of "action news." have a teen in your family whose ready to drive, we have suggestion which type of car is safest before your teenager gets behind the wheel. painting the lawn?

people in california are doing this little trick. you're looking live now through sky6 live hd in philadelphia. we're looking at the platt bridge. we don't have to paint our lawns green here. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we [ horns honking ] people are so impatient, right? you know what it is? it's waiting. 10 minutes or 10 hours, people don't like waiting. you know, at comcast, we don't want you to wait at all. with our new xfinity my account app, you can troubleshoot technical issues, request a callback, or check with an expert via twitter. can you wait just a second? hey, can you move, please?! i hate sheep. [ male announcer ] introducing the xfinity my account app. it's a whole new day at comcast. hold us to it. ♪

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>> storms in colorado triggered a mudslide. cell phone video shows a mud-covered road in colorado. you can see the entire road is covered in mud. crews worked overtime to clear all that mulled. they have reopened the road. doesn't even look like a road. >> no it does not. good thing we don't have anything like that on our roads. surprisingly enough we picked up heavier downpours, on the beaches they picked up between an inch and half inch of rain.

going to cape may, this guy has the right idea. the waves are crashing, they are pretty big. there he goes, stretching, wakey, wakey. down there in cape may, enjoying himself. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing not too much going on, we have most of the shower activity working out to sea. the only areas that continue to see the rain are brigantine, surf city and seaside park and seaside heights. everybody else is clearing out, 72 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 58. winds out of the east/northeast at 9 miles per hour. the pressure continues to rise. 69 in trenton, 69 in allentown. reading, 70 degrees, lancaster, 69. millville, 73. of dover, 72. and wildwood, 72 degrees, even though the dewpoints have come up a little bit across south jersey and delaware. the wind a picked up a little

bit. we're seeing winds speeds out of the east/northeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. here's the satellite and radar composite. you can see that counter clockwise swirl. that continues to pull away. every timely all is drier out here, that will work into the delaware valley. we have improving conditions today. tomorrow and tuesday look pretty nice. sunshine and clouds, a temperatures will be moderating. future tracker 6, this afternoon, skies should brighten up. don't worry about the green, we'll see mostly sunny skies late in the day. here's your monday, all the thunderstorm activity will be out here across the appalachians in central pennsylvania. maybe a few more across upstate new york, delaware valley stays dry, same thing for tuesday, tuesday delaware valley looks dry. wednesday there's a slight chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm. wednesday is a hot one when air temperatures get into the low to 90s. 2:00 p.m., tuesday, we're

forecasting air terms to climb into the upper 80s, but feels-like temperatures will be somewhere in the low to mid 90s, looking at 92, be 93 in philadelphia. same thing for trenton. low 90s north and west a lot of this is because of the sea breeze that will develop during the midweek period. there's heat and humidity on the way. get ready for it. poconos, clouds and shine, 78 degrees, the shore, 68 degrees that's the ocean water temperature. 77 this will be the air temperature this afternoon by 2:00, and the numbers pull back into the low 70s as the sea breeze kicks in. philadelphia, 82 that's about it. the normal is 87 mostly cloudy skies early. sunshine expected later this afternoon. right now we're 72. the high is 82 and back down to

78 at 6:00 p.m. each and everyday you'll notice the humidity crank up there. wednesday feels-like temperatures are easily in the mid 90s, if not hotter. looks like we'll steer clear of any violent weather until thursday, thursday there's a cold front that punches through. with all the heat and humidity with all that soup you get the thunderstorms and there's the potential for heavier downpours and good gusts of winds out of those storms come thursday. >> we have had some wild weather. >> reporter: it has been wild. >> 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. >> people in los angeles have found a way to keep their lawns looking luscious and green despite water sanctions in the area. they resorted to painting their lawns a vibrant green. it gives the illusion of growth and keeps water bills at bay.

residents are hoping the grass will grow green again on its own once the rain and winter months return.

>> welcome back, sky6 live hd taking a live look at the center city skyline, a little bit bright than earlier. that sun is trying to peek through, 9:48 and 72 degrees, we're in the height of summer vacation and that can mean more

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>> taking a live look on sky6 live hd into penns landing, a little cloudy, but the sun is coming out today, more than yesterday, 9:53, 72 degrees outside. turning to sports, the phillies wrap up their series against the braves in atlanta in an afternoon game and eagles training is days a >> reporter: the phillies have not won on a saturday or sunday

in more than a month, but they finally end their ten-game weekend losing streak in atlanta. the season has been frustrating it makes you want to punch one n his direction, evander holyfield watching the game. phils and braves scoreless until the #th. 7th. jimmy rollins a hit to right. one run in,nson so second,. dom brown throw not in time. phils lead cut to one with the tieing run in scoring position. hamles gets out of it. they are not going down last night. jonathan paplebon saves i want in the 9th.

-- saves i want in the 8th. they end the losing streak down in atlanta. it's about time eagles kick off training camp with their first practice next saturday. lesean mccoy not the only guy they think they are super bowl contenders. >> super bowl contenders every year. we'll be in the playoffs we'll fight the good fight. it wbe funng intond i'm ck an bk in thenghings, with a vy, itil confident eagles linebacker, michael kendrick at av sports in the concord mall in delaware signing autographs and meeting and greeting his fans. the union fired their coac isee brutal, they are still in playoff contention

one point out of the playoff sp union chicago t t cah fire at the right time. down 1, 90th minute in extra time. how about sebastien le toux with a penalty kick. the union 1-1 tie. they pick up a point, a much-needed point. >> that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> a flash flood surprised a philadelphia man on the beach this weekend. ♪ >> about 50 of his friends and family serenaded him yesterday with let it go from the disney film frozen on the beach in wildwood crest. that was the beginning, the flash flood performed routines from the jackson five and pitbull. they have been practicing since january to help him his 50 birthday. that's a great group of family

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>> it's 10:00 a.m. on this sunday, july 20th, nydia is off, in the news a man is fighting for his life after his own wheelchair-bound brother shoots him. police say it's over an argument with a woman. >> new information on the downed malaysia crash site in eastern ukraine. armed russian rebels recovered the black boxings. >> let's check in with chris sowers at the "action news" big board and a check of the forecast. >> reporter: it can only get better, we have a lot of clouds out there, special south jersey, quakertown, 70 degrees, chester 75. same number for center city. vineland, 72. of smyrna, 74 and woodbine, 72.

we move farther to the south and cape may county and the beaches looks like it's drying out from cape may to sea isle and avalon. ocean city you're doing all right up there, as well. we're dealing with the showers in brigantine, beach haven and surf city and ship bottom. lbi and brigantine dealing with the rain. it's this little area of low pressure right there. there's the low right there it's working off toward the northeast. the outer edge of that area of low pressure. drier air will start to work in from the southwest. today promises to be a decent day. we'll start out with a quite a bit of cloud cover, but we'll see a decent amount of sunshine throughout the afternoon. pick your location for the city, clouds and sun, 82 degrees, jersey shore, sunshine, 76. poconos looking good, clouds and sun, 78. eva? >> thanks, chris. the big story on "action news" this sunday morning is new

information in the crash 69 downed malaysia airlines flight in eastern ukraine. rebel separatists have reportedly recovered the black boxes from flight 17 and will hand them over to the international aviation association. le a rebel leader claims the bodies are in refrigerated train cars until an international team of investigators arrive. abc has the latest developments from ukraine. >> reporter: outside the airport where flight 17 departed a makeshift memorial for the nearly 300 victims. the families anxiously awaiting any news about whether their loved one remains have been located. [chanting]. >> the growing chore outlines of voices around the world demanding that russians and pro

russian rebels that control the crash site cooperate with the investigation. >> my fear is that russia will say the right thing, but on the ground interference with the site, interference with investigators, interference with the dignified treatment of bodies will continue. >> reporter: the dutch prime minister said he had an intense conversation with russian president vladimir putin telling him it was time for him to show the world he was serious about his offer to help. so far that has not happened. anywheres the crash site would be roped off and crawling with investigators. not here. this is the wreckage site it is unguarded. >> reporter: there's mounting concern that the crime scene lab compromised. ukrainian officials say they have proof that the missile came from russia,, as those who fired it. >> the thing was russian, they

were russian citizens operating it and they came from the territory of russia together with the missile launcher. >> reporter: now three days after the crash, the fear is that the evidence to approve it may be disappearing. abc news, donetks, ukraine. >> you can stay up to do with our 6abc news app we have information and photos on the wreckage. >> the action cam was on the scene a house on the 5800 block of filbert in west philadelphia. police say a paraplegic man wounded his brother in the chest when the brother refused to stop hitting the woman. the brother is in surgery at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. the woman is in the same mom being treated for injuries. police are on the scene of a deadly stabbing in point

breeze section. police were called to tasker street at 4:00 a.m. where a 41-year-old man was found stabbed several times. he was rushed to the hospital of university of pennsylvania where he later died. him. >> a man faces dui charges after crashing into a camden county business overnight. this is the scene in belmawr. authorities say the crash caused major damage to the first floor that housed a gym called sleek and slender. the residents who live on the second floor escaped without injury. police have taken the driver into custody and officials need to in inspect the buildings. in center city, a biker lost control of his motor cycle and hit a car overnight it happened at broad and walnut at 2:00 a.m. the impact of the crash sent the motor cycle careening on to the

sidewalk and throwing the driver on the road. >> a 4-year-old boy is hospitalized in critical condition after he fell from a second floor window. he happened on malcom street in southwest philadelphia. he was rushed to chop in critical condition with a number of head injuries. investigators were on the scene following the accidents. neighbors tell "action news" that the children living in the home seem to be well cared for. >> i'm so hurt, the family is so quiet. they take care of children, she always walking them. chef a lot of help. it's a quite the humble family. >> police continue to investigate what led to the boy to fall out the window. >> a northwestern pennsylvania boy is beginning to bounce back after being found bruised and nearly starved to death. the 7-year-old boy weighed 25 pounds and looked like a skeleton when he was removed from his home in greeneville last month. the child was being homed

schooled and allowed on the back porch where he would eat bugs. a doctor said it was the worst case of medical knee dplect she- neglect she had ever scene. neighbors were shocked. >> there's no excuse to it, none at all. i hope god in heaven hears and puts her away forever. >> reporter: three other children living in the home have been removed. the boy's mother and grandparents were charged with assault and false imprisonment and other offenses last week. the boy is in protective custody and gained 20 pounds since being removed on june 6th. >> dozen of inmates were trapped when the roof of a privately run prison in texas collapsed. 86 prisoners were 23489 housing section when the ceiling came crashing down. 19 inmates were taken to the hospital. him one had to be airlifted.

they are trying to figure out why the structure collapsed. a florida couple said a somewhat -- s.w.a.t team had the wrong address when it raided their home and tore it apart. they were yanked out of bed and thrown on the floor and handcuffed. they also the police did not identify themselves. he thought it was an home invasion and one of the invaders was about to kill her. >> i'm sitting here, stuff is going through my head i'm going to find the strength to get up, i'm not going to die here in my husband execution style which is what i thought they were going to do. >> the couple found out the police took their computer looking for child pornography that the couple said they never had. >> dozens of war veterans in south jersey were treated to a surprise luncheon in their honor this weekend. the action cam was at the cover

in audubon, the marine league 1775 came up with the idea to thank these men for service to their county. they were recognized in several different world war ii battles including iwo jima. university of pittsburgh will go up 4%, that's much less than other schools like temple university which announced a 10% hike last week. pit and temple say cuts in state aid are driving the tuition hike. still pit has number of applicants for the 3900 openings in the freshman class. a relic of pope john paul ii is on display. it's a vial of the pope's blood. pope st. john paul ii died in 2005 and canonized earlier this

year. >> still ahead on "action news" sunday morning. >> the video that goes viral are of a dad who gets all dressed up for a date with his crowning daughter. >> a em would in georgia is in -- a woman in georgia is in need of rescue after her car stalls on a flooded street. sky 6 looking at center city.

. >> breaking news to tell you about involving septa train, septa says it is bypassing 5th reet staon both directions due to police axe activity in that area -- police activity in that area. if you planned to cruise be aware of those changes. we're getting a look at mef the damage by a string wdfes that have been burning through parts of washington state. some homes have been burned to thed town. peteros. thhtnd power lines wh min difficulfoop to cmuneindicate. a woman became trapped on road inia

eideali how deep twar until g wero 1,000 peopl inhe turn around d't drown, but people continue to drive through the water anyway, extra figure out everybody will start to see sunshine before the day is through. storm tracker 6 live double scan looks better for the jersey shore than a an hour ago. so, again, we're improving here. most of the moisture is pulling away and push out to sea. you'll notice a slight increase in the humidity than what we saw yesterday. relative speaking considering it's the middle of july. 75 degrees, right now philadelphia, allentown, 72. millville, 72. trenton, 72. reading, 72 and same number for

lancaster. these are the numbers we'll watch closely over the next couple of days. these are dewpoints the way you measure moisture in the air. dewpoints are in the low 60s and we call that slightly humid, 60 to 65 degrees that's slightly humid. monday, here's 4:30 we're well up into the upper 60s no it's no longer slightly it's down right muggy. tuesday, the numbers get into the 70s and it's no longer humid we call it a steam bath. we get into wednesday and it gets muggier, and this keeps going up and up and up. tomorrow, tuesday, wednesday, very, very sticky, the heat increases along with it and we get the ranch thunderstorms by thursday, there's the low that's pulling away. we have clear conditions across the mid langt -- mid atlantic and hopeful will i will that --

hopefully that will push our way. comfortable conditions highs in the low 80s. mixture with clouds and clear conditions, but you'll notice the change in the humidity. 68 degrees that's the temperature. water off atlantic city. heading to the jersey shore you have a lot of cloud cover in place, you'll see a little bit of sunshine later this afternoon. expecting a high of 77 degrees right there on the sand. the numbers will pull back late in the day with the sea breeze. winds are expecting out of the northeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. rough surf waves 2 to 4 feet. there's a low risk for rip currents. you don't have to worry about that. it's a good idea to pay attention to the lifeguard. the uv index is on the moderate side. 82 degrees, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine wind out of the northeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. there's pa slight breeze out there. overnight tonight, mild, 62

outlying suburbs, 67 for the city. 82, 86, 88 the humidity gets higher and higher. until the cold front comes through, the humidity levels will drop off. it will feel a whole lot better by the epidemic of the week. friday and -- by the end of the week. thursday arena friday is the day, some of the models are suggesting that some of the storms on thursday could be severe, but friday, sunny, 85, no humidity. >> >> we'll take it. 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 video showing a dad and his adorable 3-year-old daughter has gone viral. it's dad taking his daughter on a dinner date telling her how to be treated by a man.

some find it endearing and others call it inappropriate. >> reporter: it starts out like any ordinary first date. only this one posted by posted by aaron dixon has been viewed 8 million times. it's all because who comes to the door. >> hi dad! >> you look beautiful. his 3-year-old daughter so thrilled with her daylight, she kisses him before it even begins. >> just a chance to remember this moment when i have a 3-year-old and 2-year-old and to encourage other fathers out there, as well, they can do it, too. while some find the roses and the dinner of strawberry and peanut butter sandwiches, hart

warming, there were others who called it gnaws -- nauseating. creepy. >> i think the could be controversial only because some people will assign romance to the term date. but this is about a father and a daughter spending beautiful time together, but dixon is hoping this video will last is a reminder to show his daughter how she you should be treated by a man. >> we played in the park after peanut sand witches and car rots, i love my daddy a lot. >> the joy of the playground and piggyback ride all setting a high bar for future dates. >> reporter: will i .

>> we're taking a live look at cape may, new jersey, look at those waves, they are huge this morning, crashing in. still some people on the beach taking advantage of this wonderful week off. taking a look at our odd and unusual pictures of the week they include a cool way to ride top down. >> a patriotic salute to a young grad heading to boot camp. earth meet donald the duck. he was born with four legs. a vet has given him a clean bill

of health but he'll need physical therapy to make sure his leg works properly. they hatched a thousand ducks, but never had one like donald. donald is already a very popular guy with his own facebook page. >> check this out, patriotism was on display on a lawn in oklahoma. the they painted this image of old glory on her lawn when she graduated from high school. they joined the navy. the flag is so big, it can only be appreciated from the year. it measures 3,000 conveyer feet. it took 1 hours and 30 gallons of paint to complete. she leaves tomorrow to san diego for boot camp to train as a sonar check.

>> many gathered in a yard in i understand flap police to larry a piano concert. word spread, neighbors and family and friends and friends stood under the umbrella to watch dylan have his moment in time. he worked the crowd for a pro for nearly an hour. the event was streamed live and ten thousand people from around the world saw it. >> he is so cute. you can call it a real and functioning cadillac, that has a hot tub. it 100% car and hot tub. they created this hot tub on wheels. oh, wow. the engine heats the water the

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>> coming up this morning at 11:30 is inside to story, here's matt o'donnell with a preview. >> hey guys, i hope you're having a great sunday. coming up on inside story, we'll ask the question is atlantic city domed. yet another casino is closing, more jobs are leaving. our insiders will offer a suggestion box on inside what ac needs to do to survive. is mayor nutter too honest that a problem. a politico column asks those confess and he will discuss. governor corbett choosing

his best-worse choice on the state budget. >> let's go to the forecast. that's unbelievable. >> reporter: morning clouds giving to sunshine. 82 degrees in philadelphia. 82 allentown and reading. 76 in atlantic city, cape may, 76 and dover a comfortable 79. enjoy it because it turns very sticky this week. sun and clouds, 86 degrees, it will feel closer to 90. same thing for tuesday, 88, feel like the low 90s. wednesday, hazy, hot and humid, 93. thursday, showers and thunderstorms, 89 degrees, friday, nice and comfortable,

saturday, same thing. >> next this week with "good morning america" stephanopoulos. they will look at the downed in a laborrian airline in the ukraine and fighting in the middle east. >> reporter: overnight new intelligence tieing malaysian flight 17 to the russian military. a ground incursion in gaza. the we talk to john kerry and israel prime minister and a team of experts from around the world that's coming up on this week. >> a veteran who else wheelchair broke down found heros in the home improvement store. >> we'll show you places to cool off for the summer without heating up your wallet in saving with 6abc. now for nydia han, chris sowers, katherine scott and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, we'll see you back here

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