>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, july 5. here's what's happening on "action news." new overnight a firefighter and 6 others are injured in a house fire if he jersey shore. philadelphia's wawa welcome america celebration comes to a thundererrous end fireworks -- thunderous end fireworks exploding over the art museum. a surprise performer and the side of the mayor we never see. greeks are voting overseas on whether to take a bailout. >> let's go outside to chris sowers, it's nice, chris it feels fantastic out here. fleetwood can't see a thing. stockton, dense fog 63. pottstown, 65 and center city, checking in at 69. south and east we go, 66 that's the number for gandys beach and

buena, glassboro 62. smyrna, 65 and dover 65 degrees. look at the bay temperature that was recorded yesterday at a buoy ship john. >> reporter: showers to the west, actually they are off to the southwest along with quite a bit of cloud cover up the spine of the appalachians, but we're seeing a combination of sun and clouds, that is what it looks like in atlantic city. a little bit of patchy haze. the high, thin clouds will thin out nicely this afternoon. you'll see a decent amount of sunshine it should be a nice one. 73 degrees, clouds and sunshine, lunchtime, 81. 3:00 p.m., 86. 6:00 p.m., 85 degrees, combination of sun and clouds, low humidity levels, comfortable breeze we're anticipating a high of 87 degrees, so a fantastic

finish to the holiday weekend. things turn unsettled as we get into monday, tuesday and wednesday. not only will we see higher humidity levels we'll see the pop-up showers and thunderstorms and drenching downpours again i'll have the details when i see you in a little bit. >> new this morning firefighters had to rescue several people trapped in a burning home off the ocean city boardwalk. the action cam was at the scene a three-story house in the 900 block of same time charles place -- saint charles place. the homeowner discovered the fire on the up unoccupied fires floor. >> the homeowner found the room on fire on the first floor. he attempted to put the fire out himself. he could not. and called 911. 6 people were found on one deck and more on another deck.

a firefighter suffered minor injuries. investigators are looking for the cause. 7:02, chopper 6 got a bird's view of the 239th birthday bash in the cradle of liberty. you saw it live on 6abc. >> a huge crowd flocked to the benjamin franklin parkway topping off a patriotic week. the action cam captured this ground level look at the fireworks at 1:14 -- at 11:40. beforehand we were treated to a night of awesome music. ♪ that is steely green bringing the sound and style to the july 4th jam. the roots and jennifer nettles took to the stage before him so

did mayor nutter. ♪ ♪ mayor nutter showing off his rapping ability. what a night it was. "action news" reporter jeff jerricho was there. >> reporter: wrapping up birthday party in the city where it all began. a massive free concert and night of family friend. >> it's an opportunity for everybody to have a good time and celebrate the fourth and independence day. it's a great concert. >> it's a thrill to be here. i love it down here.

>> reporter: the crowds were entertainedded by star-studded list of acts. headlined by the roots. >> i've never been to anything like this in my whole life. >> reporter: after years of watching the philly jam on tv, scott and judy say it's more impressive in person. >> the enormity of it. it is amazing. >> reporter: celebrating the fourth and the freedoms we share in the big board of our nation, particularlily -- particularly meaningful for this army sergeant who immigranted from kyrgyzstan when he was 14. >> reporter: officials say a couple of hundred thousand people came out for last night's concert, if you can believe this, they say there were no major arrests or incidents or injuries. in eakens oval, channel 6

"action news." >> "action news" is back on the benjamin franklin parkway for the massive cleanup. crews got to work taking down the stage and picking up the trash. we'll have more in the next half-hour. when the parkway fireworks ended, they had to close off south street to allow people to move through, no serious problems were reported. we have a dropping story out of the hunting park section of philadelphia. police are looking for for the killer who stabbed a teenage girl. a pedestrian found the girl at around 3:45. she was lying in the passion of the walgreens farm city -- she was lying in the parking lot of the walgreens pharmacy she had a stab wound to the neck. the pedestrian flagged down a patrol car.

she rushed her to sign -- einstein shop where she was pronounced dead. action cam was at the scene of the 5100 block of north front street. crews found a dead man in the front seat of the car shot three times. a second man was lying on the ground he had a bullet wound to the leg. that victim is in the hospital in stable condition. police are questioning him to try to figure out if he knows who fired the shots and why. >> greeks are casting their vote in a bailout referendum. their country is in default. banks are shut down. the greek prime minister said a no vote will strength his negotiating hand with the european union and the international money fund. happening today the world

cup final for the women! the ladies of team awz -- as take on japan. >> reporter: team u.s.a. take on japan. it's an epic rematch. they last in a heartbreaker four years ago coming up short in a penalty shootout. >> it's always there that's what happens in heartbreak, heartbreak never goes away. now we have an opportunity. >> reporter: an opportunity to win the women's first world cup since 1999. >> what is it like playing in this big of a game with this big of a rival. >> it's amazing.

>> i think we have good momentum and good confidence win the group. >> reporter: u.s. a facing a tough japanese defense which has worn down it's opponents. japan's strong offense has controlled the tempo in games. something the u.s. want to avoid. u.s. soccer fans are desperate for a world title. that stunning win in 1999 feels like a lifetime ago. now with a whole new generation of soccer fans cheering them on, this squad has a chance to make history of its own. karen travers abc news washington. >> sarah bloomquist talks to carly lloyd and we'll hear from

carly lloyd in sports in 15 minutes. >> "good morning america" will have a live report coverage begins at 8:00 a.m. after "action news." >> it's going to be a good one. next on "action news" sunday morning. >> dramatic new video coming in of a plane crashing on a beach sending people scrambling. it's a milestone day for britain's new princess, why she she'll be back in the public spotlight for a second time. happy birthday america fireworks rocket into the night sky in delaware. >> reporter: enjoy today's comfortable weather because by tomorrow it will feel awful out there, plus the threat of more showers and thunderstorms in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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welcome back on this sunday morning, hope you had a great fourth of july. 7:12 69 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at center city. it's pretty out there, the sun

shining once again, chris you were saying it feels nice and comfortable. >> reporter: not much humidity but boy will that change tomorrow. [laughter]. get out there and enjoy today it's a spectacular finish to the holiday weekend. cruel enjoy a gentle breeze, a nice day. there's folks on the boards, temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. crystal clear live no issues, we'll not have any shower activity out there today. trenton, 70. sea isle, 68. on the boards in atlantic city, 68. reading and allentown 63. the big problem for the western suburbs is the visibility. you can't see much of anything out towards fleetwood and reading. .3. 4 in lancaster county poconos. a lot of fog you're seeing that will lift and give way to sun

and clouds. forecast for today, high pressure, the goodbye guy in control that shoved that low out to sea that brought somewhat wet conditions to the area. we get into monday, the high works off the coast a little bit, kind of setting up shop off the coast of the caroline news, this is a nasty wind discretion for us, this time of the year because it pumps in all the heat and humidity. when you get a ton of heat and humidity this time of the year you goat thunderstorms. we'll see drenching thunderstorms, tuesday and wednesday. nothing going on today. combination of sun and clouds, overnight tonight we see low-level clouds developing tonight. we could see patchy fog developing. tomorrow afternoon we'll call for a stray to thunderstorm. tomorrow is not too bad. tuesday and wednesday the coverage expands we'll see yellows and oranges and reds, even though the model is downplaying this a bit. tuesday and wednesday is active with showers and thunderstorms.

in the poconos 77 degrees, no humidity should feel fantastic after morning clouds. the jersey shore refreshing, 73. the combination of sun and clouds, yesterday turned out to be a gem. 78 degrees, clouds and sun mixture of sun and clouds by afternoon. if you're doing boating seas building 3 to 4 feet a little choppy, but not too bad. high tide around 10:40. western suburbs afternoon the morning fog lifts combination of sun and clouds, reading 86 degrees, right on par for this time of the career, that's on average. trenton, 84. millville, 84 degrees, it will be a warmer day yesterday we topped out at 77. ten degrees below average. tomorrow, spotty thunderstorms 85% of us stay dry.

tuesday, 87. it's tuesday and wednesday the coverage starts to increase, 88, 89, the thunderstorms can be on the the heavier side with the drenching downpours thursday, 86 degrees, that's in the wake of a cold front the humidity levels drop off. friday partly sunny 88 degrees. humidity spikes again. saturday, 88 degrees and humidity levels spike again. i hope you like the humidity. >> they say are pictures of cons -- these are pictures of concert goers leave the rfk stadium to wait out thunderstorms. once they passed, the foo fighters took to the stage. >> the action cam stopped by another celebration of america's

239th birthday. these fireworks went off in dewey beach delaware. we'll be right back.

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make the most of summer... with volvo. displp here at the big board take a look at the video out of california. you can see the small plane crashes down on a crowded beach in southern california. the single engine piper 18 tried to land and flipped over in carlsbad. a 12-year-old on the beach had to be taken to the hospital. he had a gash to his head. the 23-year-old pilot was not hurt. the plane lost engine power the investigation into why continues this morning. the coast guard rescued a man stranded in a sailboat off the coast of florida. the man left port st. lucie and then he hit a storm. the party -- battery for his

radio died leaving him unable to call for help. the crews ship carnival spotted the sailboat and called the coast guard. the coast guard rescued the man and took him to a hospital in palm beach he is being treated for severe sunburn. if you're into eating contests, there was a hot dog eating contest on coney island. matt stonie beat joey shut, he downed 36 hot dogs. royal couple william and kate will celebrate the christening of their daughter

princess charlotte. there will be five god parents william's cousin and kate's cousin and three of the couple's friends, charlotte is fourth in line to the thrown. american heart association is endorsing the device for the treatment of strokes. it's used to open clogged arteries most strokes are caused by blood clots in the brain. only candidates whole get it is if they seek treatment within a few hours of symptoms.

s.welcome back everyone, 7:24 sunday morning the day planner looks really nice, a combination

of sun and clouds, 75 degrees, low humidity levels, first part of the afternoon warmer out low humidity, 87 degrees, that's where we'll top out later on. expect a combination of sun and clouds apply the sunscreen. satellite and radar travel forecast shows a little bit of activity across the heartland of the nation and the high plains, most of the country is doing all right. this guy right here, will be responsible for upper level low showers and thunderstorm chance monday, that will drift very, very slowly at a snail's pace toward the delaware valley, it will get picked up by this front right here, that will trigger showers and thunderstorms by wednesday. travel forecast showing most of the major hubs on time. temperatures in the boston,

chicago, o'hare, temperatures in the 60s and # -- 70s. phillies fizzled on the fourth. their losing streak continues. jamie apody has that. >> reporter: america's pastime on america's birthday is a good thick especially in the america's birth place where the hometown teen dons the red white and blue. braves fans had every reason to do tomahawk chop last night. kelly johnson 2-run single if the first. in the second, a homer. 5-0 braves. hernandez, making folks forget

chase utley is on the d-l. phils fell 9-5. they have lost 6 straight, nine of their last ten red white and blue. >> reporter: anticipation is building for the sixers who begin their summer league tomorrow. all eyes will be on >> i'm confident every time i step on the floor get out there and play hard and show off whaik whaik -- what i can do i think i have a good chance. >> this is the perfect place to be, perfect situation to be here i'm glad to be here and i'm ready to get started for sure. >> yesterday we celebrated

patriotism but today could -- america could get the ultimate gift should u.s.a. win the world cup. a finale against japan it's the first chip rematch in world cup history. u.s. has not allowed goal in 513 minute also. carly lloyd said they are ready for revenge. >> this is where you put everything on the line. there's no holding back, mo researching energy it's full throttle and i am confident in the way that we are looking right now. i think we're doing some really good things out there we're feeling good, we're covered and ready and ready to go. >> so don't put away any of the red white and blue from last night. it's u.s.a. all the way today. that's sports, have a great sunday. the. >> a woman in florida will never forget after she handed

two customers their 29-dollar bill. they gave her 1,000-dollar tip. it was a way to help her and her 2-year-old son. the customers never met in the five years she worked at the wing house. it is customers offered her more help if needed. >> she must be a really good waitress. of. >> must be amazing. i waitressed for many years and never got a tip like that. we'll be right back. [laughter].

grammy winner miguel takes the stage as wawa america concert party and fireworks work up. new americans taking the oath on independence mall. >> pope francis leaves for a new journeyingy to south -- new journey to south south america. >> reporter: we have clouds, it's sunny refreshing breeze no humidity out here, couldn't can for anything better on the second half of the holiday weekend. the only thing we're seeing across the western suburbs is the dense fog fleetwood, less than a half mile, 63 degrees, same thing for reading.

slatington not much visibility there. new holland, 65. coatsville, 63. and chester 63 degrees, the closer you get to the city, the visibility is much better, same thing with south jersey and delaware, no visibility issues there. gandys beach 67, nice morning on the bay. buena, 66. avalon, 69. atlantic city on the boardwalk 70. satellite arena radar, high pressure skirting on by west to east across upstate new york that will provide us with a nice looking day. golf forecast if you have a tee time today temperatures climbing through the 70s into the 80s expect a combination of sun and clouds, low humidity levels, warmer afternoon 85 degrees by 2:00. don't forget to apply the sunscreen. when we come back we'll talk about not only the brighter conditions we'll see this afternoon, turning warmer next week, the soup increases monday,

tuesday, and wednesday that brings the drenching downpours to the forecast once again. look around you we've had a ton of rain, the lawns are green corn stocks -- corn stalks are 6 to 8 feet tall. we'll talk about how much rain we get in ten minutes. >> probably a lot of tired folks out there this morning after staying up to watch the fireworks display that capped off a trerveg fourth of july -- a terrific fourth of july celebration in the birth place of the nation. the fireworks were set to popular music. people crowded the steps of the museum to watch the display. the complicated choreography of the continuous 15 minute awe-inspiring visual took 6 months to plan.

♪ country singing superstar jennifer nettles performed with the roots. they were the headlining group during the jam on the parkway. ♪r&b miguel joined the roots to perform his hits. thousands of people watched the free concert on the parkway. it was part of the wawa welcome america festivities seen on 6abc. >> the roots played a song close to our hearts. ♪ [theme to "action news"] >> do you recognize that? band did a sampling, it's called

move closer to your world. this proves that want roots have really great taste. at the very location where the founding father signed the declaration of independence. for some it was a place to create history for others it was a place to learn about it. >> reporter: thousands people chose to celebrate independence day in the city where it all began from the independence hall to the benjamin franklin parkway, folks came from all over to show their spirit here in philadelphia. >> reporter: caleb moved to the united states from haiti 17 years ago he took the oath of allegiance in front of independence hall. >> philadelphia welcomed me in a good way i became a citizen and i like it. >> reporter: after the

ceremonies, bands floats and dancers marched through the nation's most historic mile. >> this family celebrated with her daughter and mother-in-law who is a middle school history teacher. 6,000 people attended the parade spectators came prepared, others didn't, either way folks had a blast. ful. >> i forget the umbrella. >> reporter: you forgot the umbrella? >> yeah [laughter]. >> reporter: this family came from virginia to see the parade. >> we wanted to see the historic like the independence hall, my kids never visited philadelphia, so this is the first time. >> reporter: on the benjamin franklin parkway rain didn't dampen the fun at the party on the parkway. >> it's wonderful i mean we

drove down early this morning no traffic on the turnpike, thank god. we're here enjoying everything that's going on. >> we didn't pay attention to the forecast, we didn't know how bad it was going to be. the we had the umbrella in the car ready so. >> reporter: folks took time to observe important moments in u.s. history. this is the 50th year of the first lgbt protest and 100 years of the abolishment of slavery in the u.s. a deck collapsed in north carolina as a family took a group picture. many were injured including two critically. a man was shot in port richmond section of philadelphia. the gunfire erupted at 130.

a man in his 30s died, no arrested. police made an arrest in the murder of an 85-year-old woman in east mount airy. leroy wilson was arrested on the 300 block of brown street in norristown. he is charged in connection with the murder of regina brunner-holmes. wilson was known as leroy the handyman and had done work for the senior. >> we believe he came to her door that night. she knew him he did work for her. let him, we believe he was stealing something from her maybe she caught him in the act of doing that, he was set off and beat her and stabbed her. >> reporter: captain james clark commended homicide detectives for their attention to detail, even through the holiday weekend they remained on the case until the arrest was made. secretary of state john kerry is talking with iran's

from him in austria. irans wants sanctions lifted in exchange for the scale down. kerry, iran and five other nation hope to broker a deal before tuesday's. pope francis flew out of rome carrying a message of solidarity for south american's poor. thousands are expected to greet pope francis. the latin america claims 40% of the world's catholic. >> the sophisticatessed side of genghis khan bringing a vanished world back to live. looking live at atlantic city, gorgeous out there, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast changes are coming.

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>> it happens only once a year on this day the ceremonial passing of the liberty. the direct accident -- descendants who signed the declaration of independence. tap the bell. and look who was there our own eva pilgrim. >> freedom festival took place

on the camden waterfront with blood, sweat and tears. >> the rain was over the 2:00. >> reporter: it was funny it was only a small area that saw the showers, new jersey didn't see anything at all. jersey shore was beautiful. as we go live on a a couple of sky 6s. yesterday if you were west of the delaware river you saw showers. if you were east of the delaware river it was a nice day. there's the live shot of the philadelphia international airport. 69 degrees dewpoint, 61. winds are calm. in cape may i've been watching this guy over the last half-hour or so, seeing if he is able to catch anything. got some good wave action. 71 degrees is the present temperature reading in cape may. dewpoint, 68. winds are calm, water temperature up to 73 degrees, 69

that water temperature is warmer than most of the air temperatures around the region. 70 in sea isle. 69 in philadelphia. trenton, 67. lancaster, 63. dewpoints later this afternoon won't be too bad. upper 50s low 60s should feel good. delaware bay maybe a little bit higher that that. everybody else okay. monday opportunities climb into the 70s we get into tuesday, it will feel like you could cut the air with the knife. documents well in the 70s it's going to be like you're in miami, high dewpoints that will trigger showers and thunderstorms during the course of the day. not tomorrow, it's tuesday and wednesday. they are the days we're concerned about. the satellite and radar clouds clearing out along the coast from richmond to new york city and boston.

that's how it will stay this afternoon. future tracker 6 showing that clearly as we advance this through 4:30 this afternoon. high, thin clouds that's about it. the sun shining right through puffy cumulus clouds monday afternoon. one or two showers or thunderstorms start developing. they will be spotty in nature, just like yesterday not everybody sees them. they could be drenchers again with parts of the area picking up rain and quick-hitting thunderstorms. the starts to expand and same thing for wednesday. wednesday there's a cold front that will interact with warm, soupy air and that could lead to strong thunderstorms. right now it looks like drenching downpours are the concern for the next few days, partly sunny and comfortable 77 degrees, from the jersey shore from lbi to cape may. winds out of the of the southeast, brigantine, 77.

disea isle, 78 -- sea isle, 78. cape may 78. delaware bay high tide at 1:00 p.m. if you meant to do fishing or boating on the bay waters. water is nice and flat. seas less than one foot. water temperature 75 degrees. philadelphia, 87 degrees which is average for this time of the year. sun and clouds, warmer afternoon, winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10. partly cloudy and mild. 63 outlying suburbs, 6 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast unsettled weather, monday, tuesday wednesday, spotty stuff tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday 88, 89 feeling like the low 90s each day. the spotty thunderstorms could produce gusty winds and drenching downpours thursday, sun and clouds, 86. friday and saturday, partly sunny, both days, 88 degrees both days and sticky both days, but at least it will not be raining and folks enjoy that.

>> thanks, chris. >> as you're on the go this holiday weekend, check out 6abc.com there you'll find storm tracker 6 live and hourly forecast plus, we have maps with real time traffic conditions on local roads, we have posted the full list of wawa welcome america festivities and fireworks in the dry state area. how about a selfie while touring the white house a decade photo ban is over, now you can snap away. >> reporter: there are some in our social media society who feel if it is not posted online it's like it never happened. >> can't wait to get on facebook. >> reporter: if that were true it would seem no one toured the white house for the past 40 years until today. if you've been on the white house tour you may have seen this sign, well, not any more.

>> reporter: the white house lifting its ban encouraging it. facebook and instagram flooded with family photos. >> this is awesome. >> reporter: even snapshots with the first dog striking a pose. >> this is a different kind of history being made here. >> i'm going to share all the portraits of prosecutes. >> reporter: loadings up likes from the white house to the web. >> there are some restrictions the types of cameras that can be brought in, selfie sticks and live streaming are not allowed. you can check out the photos under the #white house tour. >> i wonder if they will ban selfie sticks. >> they have.

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something topping our people scene, the piano man is a married man once again. billy joel took the plunge in a surprise wedding. he married his 4-year-old girl at the couple's july 4th party. andrew cuomo prided over the nuptials. they are expecting their first child together. karen rogers gives you a glimpse of genghis khan in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: genghis khan painting a picture afternoon ancient land and showing little known facts of its conqueror. >> we wouldn't have so many

features of western life because of things he imported from the east. >> reporter: thing like the vial lynn, pants and passports. though different from the travel documents we use today. >> he had secret messengers, he would shave their heads and put a message on their head and send them off grow the hair and then shave the head and get the message. >> reporter: the exhibit shows how genghis khan built the empire. >> exhibit explores their nomadic lifestyle that are cruised today. >> the baby gate foldses -- folds up in a few hours.

they can move their heard. >> reporter: the exhibit brings a vanished world back to life. >> we tell his life the society of mongolia and illustrate it with these wonderful things. genghis khan is on exhibit at the art museum through january 3. go to 6abc loves the arts to learn more about other area events for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers.

>> that is not a filter on your tv, sky6 live hd taking a live look from our live temple university camera in center city. that's cloud cover. .

>> reporter: haze. >> the visibility is not what you would like it to be if you're driving. >> reporter: especially in the western suburbs, forecast for today, that will burn off quickly and by afternoon it's a combination of sun and clouds. you can see how the temperatures will warm up. 3:00 p.m., 86 degrees, 6:00 p.m., 85. we're forecasting a high of 87 with low humidity levels today it should be nice arena enjoyable. same thing tuesday and wednesday, we'll post spotty thunderstorms monday and tuesday, some of them could contain drenching downpours again. wednesday a cold front interacts with the soupy atmosphere, a line of showers and thunderstorms could produce heavier weather. 89 degrees, drenching downpours thursday looks good, friday, partly sunny 88. saturday 88 degrees, partly sunny skies toward the end of the week, the humidity increases. we have one day of fairly nice weather, the rest is --

>> [laughter]. >> it is 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: eva nydia, good morning, it was a dicey fourth of july. we'll start with this deck collapse in north carolina, 20 people hurt, some in critical condition. mass casualty ambulances responded to the scene. one person airlifted to the hospital. a small plane crashing into a crowded beach in southern california. people running for safety. one minor injury. on a lighter and happier note the women's world cup final team u.s.a. taking on japan a grudge match four years in the making we're live in canada coming up as we root for team u.s.a. we'll see you soon. >> "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6.

"action news" continues later this morning. >> here the stories we're working on for you. a teenager is dead after she is found stabbed in the hunting park walgreens. we'll have more on the search for her killer in a live report. >> record rainfall in our area. chris sowers has more in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han have a great sunday. we'll see you at 9:00 a.m. 0 he

good morning, america. breaking overnight, holiday tragedy. the beach house deck collapse. a family posing for a picture, when the floor gives way. >> i need all the ambulances you can get! >> victims rushed to the hospital, some in critical. what went wrong? fiery fourth. fireworks blamed for setting this house on fire as well as others across the west. >> that's your house? >> yes. >> oh, my god. >> firefighters battling the intense flames in tinderbox conditions. the struggle to stay one step ahead this morning. crash landing. beach-bathers stunned a plane plummets from the sky. [ screaming ] >> tumbling upside-down, the scramble to help those hurt. and final countdown. team usa gearing up for the