bullets flying, nine people recovering from gunshot wounds. president donald trump calling for unit in the fight against terrorism during his speech in saudi arabia. >> firefighters battling a blaze in the wharton state forest in new jersey. >> good morning 7:00 a.m. on this sunday morning, sky6 live hd over the commodore barry bridge, a beautiful start to your sunday. >> let's go outside now to meteorologist chris sowers and accuweather, hi chris. >> reporter: good morning to you guys, it's comfortably cool with temperatures close to 50 degrees, wall-to-wall blue skies, it's brighter than all of yesterday. i want to show you this real quick. we were in the middle of a heat wave two days ago, yesterday the high temperature during the after topped out at 66 degrees, if you were down at the jersey shore you topped out in the upper 50s, 91 degrees wednesday, 93 thursday, 93 on friday, there you see only 66 degrees yesterday and now, some of the same locations that had the air-conditioning on friday,

probably need the heater on this morning. it is 43 in pottstown. 43 in quakertown. only 11 degrees above freezing. 48 degrees in warminster. 54 in center city. newtown, 46. media, 50 degrees, glassboro, 49. cinnaminson, 48. hammonton, 47. browns mills checking in at 46 degrees this morning. satellite and radar clear skies across the mid atlantic states this morning, up and down the east coast actually from the carolinas to the maine. as you look toward the left-hand side of the screen we see the clouds build again. that's in advance of the next system that's heading this way after midnight tonight which will provide us with wet weather tomorrow. sun and clouds, pleasant, high around 70 degrees. keep the umbrellas handy over the next several days. there are several chances of rain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the first one arriving after midnight tonight and through the day tomorrow. we have a late-week warmup to talk about. temperatures by friday will

shoot into the 80s, it's a little chilly right now, but we'll get back in the summer-type of stuff in time for the memorial day weekend. i'll run down all the numbers when i see you in about ten minutes. guys? >> chris, thank you. we have breaking news from the wynnfield section of philadelphia, where a house fire killed three fema and injured a western. -- killed three people and injured one person. crews got the call at 4:50 a.m., when they arrived they found flames and smoke pouring out of the home. firefighters put out the fire quickly, but again, three people were killed in the blaze. now have we want to take you to a live picture of the scene. fire crews on the scene. you can see the burned out house, we we will learn more frm fire officials this morning and we'll pass it along as we get it. >> nine people were shot on a

philadelphia street corner, police say it happened while the group was broadcasting on facebook live. 30 people were standing at the corner of 23rd and huntington and strawberry mansion when one person started firing. the horror happened at 10:45 a.m., investigators say the group was singing and dancing. after the shots one called 911. >> we arrived on location and found several victims, most of the victims were transported to area hospitals. >> two of the victims are critically injured, the others said to be in stable condition. we know this morning police are trying to figure out a motive and track down those responsible for for the crime. developing right now from saudi arabia, this morning, president trump is planning to give a speech to 50 muslim and arab leaders that will urge them to unite in the fight against terrorism. >> the president said he has accepted an invitation to visit egypt. he said the imir of can will

strengthen saudi forces for the future so saudi arabia is capable of carrying the greater share of the burden. >> trump answer speech today the centerpiece of his two day visit to saudi arabia, his overseas trip will take him to israel and the vatican. >> north korea was fired another ballistic missile. i want to show you a video from last week's missile launch. today's rocket launch traveled 310 miles. last week north korea tested a mid range missile that could

carry a heavy nuclear warhead. experts said the launch flew higher and for a long time than any other -- longer time than any other missile previously fired by north korea. the fbi investigation has spread into the president's inner circle. fired fbi director james comey has agreed to testify before the senate intelligence committee in an open public session. the new york times reported it received word of an official white house document in which trump told the russian ambassador that comey was a quote a nut job and that he has just fired him. president trump concluded that the russian investigation played a role in the comey ousting. hr mcmaster faces the

questions on this week. you can watch it at 10:30. >> in philadelphia we have descriptions of two men accused of shooting a 2-year-old boy and his father in kensington. the men opened fire on malta street friday night. the child was shot four times and remains in the hospital. the father's injuries are less severe. the first suspect 6'3" black man with braids carrying a duffle bag. the secondman a 5'10" black man wearing a white shirt. they were riding bicycles. the alleged shooter claimed the neighborhood was their turf. >> next thing he said this is my block, next you know he unloaded the gun. anyone with information is under to call police. >> the time 7:06 a.m., people across south jersey smelling the smoke from a fire burning in

wharton state forest. last word, the fire was 50% contained in shmong township. firefighters are shedding backfires to keep the flames from reaching nearby homes. the search for a teenager who disappeared swimming in the delaware river expected to continue, his name is antone fox. he jumped in the river in torresdale. the current was too much. a 4th friend jumped into help. bystanders called 911, but they were unable to locate the 16-year-old. 11 people escaped with minor injuries when a deck collapsed in roxborough. the deck gave way at 9:00 p.m. on the 8800 block of ridge avenue. inspectors are trying to determine the cause of the collapse. 8 people were hurt at the

los angeles busy airport when the passenger plane crashed into the truck on the tarmac. the right wing collided with the supply truck as it arrived from mexico city. 8 people on the truck were hurt. nobody on the plane was injured. passengers caulking about the collision. >> we came to an abrupt stop. it was a loud thud. >> it was not a major hit to the extent of being uncomfortable, but we wanded -- wondered what did we hit. >> a passenger took this picture of the overturned truck, the passengers were not hurt. >> pennsbury high school was hit with star power for their prom. students were thrilled to see quest love as deejay for the special night. the roots drummer kept his

promise, he feels there and you can see him bobbing to the beat. his staff rearranged his schedule to make this happen. he worked as deejay for the prom and did it free of charge. >> the if a fanatic was there,s of star power at the prom. hot dogs recalled details ahead on "action news" sunday morning. hump back whale is the focus of a rescue out west. >> students were left dangling, we'll tell you what brought the ride to a halt. >> reporter: we have temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s, i'll let you know how long the chilly weather lasts and we're tracking rain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> efforts n

southern california to guide a large hump back whale out of a marina. it swam close to boats and shore yesterday afternoon. rescue crews are trying to guide

it back into the ocean. wildlife experts said it doesn't appear the whale is sick. >> sharrie williams goes down memoriry lane to tell you about it. >> 60 years ago this month the trip to new jersey change. the walt whitman bridge opened to traffic. it was designed by a swiss career, the same architect of the girard point bridge and the lincoln tunnel in new york city, the idea for the with all the as many call -- the walt began not long after the ben franklin bridge was completed in 1926. planners considered a tunnel between south philadelphia and gloucester city. walt whitman was a famous poet who passed away in camden now buried not far from the bridge that carries his name.

some catholic protested naming the bridge after him. now he is in new jersey's hall of fame and the bridge is a vital link to the city and the jersey shore. the walt whitman bridge became and still is a key connector to the sports complex area. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> a nice look back, i know our family takes that bridge quite often. 7:13 a.m., let's go to chris sowers and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we'll start out with a live shot of cape may, that looks flies, doesn't it. sun shining down. no sunshine yesterday, it is quite a bit brighter. temperatures on the chilly side. we have numbers barely above freezing, well north and west, we're sitting at 42 degrees in places like quakertown. two days ago we were in the middle of a heat wave. drastic changes in the temperatures. the radars are clear, that's the

way we'll keep it. after midnight showers roll in here. 50 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 46. pressure holding steady. winds out of the east/northeast at 9 miles per hour. look at all the blues showing up up here. 49 in trenton. 52 in reading. 50 is the number for cape may. wind speeds are on the lighter side. they are still out of the east/northeasterly direction still off the oaks. that's why the numbers warm are than yesterday, will be cooler than just a couple of days ago and compared to seasonal averages here. general winds speeds 5 to 10 miles per hour. satellite and radar clear across the mid atlantic states. clouds and rain building to the west. we'll see an area of low pressure, here's the main low right here. this pulls north an moves into canada. the trailing cold front moves across the virginias and the

carolinas over the next 48 hours. we'll see an area of low pressure ride along that that will pull north into the canada. surface maps looks like everything stays to the west today. this will be a nice day, lots of sunshine to start, increasing clouds during the afternoon, tomorrow this kind of sits over top of us. tomorrow does not look pretty. it will be damp with rain, some of it heavy in the morning, tapering off with showers in the afternoon. future tracker 6, sunny skies, clouds building in later on. overnight tonight, the clouds lower and thicken. tomorrow morning expect to see more in the way of rain than what the model is showing. the rain intensifies in the morning hours before tapering off after 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. rainfall totals look lighter than what they were yesterday at this time. creek accuweather is expecting a half inch to an inch of rain from the system with more rain on the way wednesday and thursday. for today, sun and clouds,

accuweather as he is it will --t will be a pleasant finish to the weekend. winds off the ocean 5 to 15 miles per hour. if you're at the jersey shore, you'll top out in the low 60s and then the numbers pull back like yesterday afternoon. 66 mostly sunny skies. 3:00 p.m., 70. 5:00 p.m., 68. overnight tonight, the clouds lower and thicken. rain develops after 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. 50 degrees outlying suburbs, 57 for center city. 70 degrees, delightful today, chilly down the shore, 72 periods of rain tomorrow. heaviest in the morning. beginning to taper off in the afternoon. tuesday is a good day, wednesday and thursday, more rain arrives. there could thunderstorms thursday, rainfall totals if you take both these days combined it could be one to two inches.

friday, breezy and sun, saturday, 75. turning warmer, highs around 82. >> thank you for the update. president donald trump looks to grab a sword and he danced a little bit the traditional saudi folks dance. members of his delegation took part, rex tillerson and commerce secretary wilbur ross in the middle of the pageantry, a little bit of a softer moment while doing serious business overseas. >> we'll be right back.

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everyone, 7:24 a.m., sunday morning, testers across the mid atlantic states are chilly this morning, we're showing cool temperatures across upstate new york and southeastern portions of pennsylvania where the 40s are popping up. 54 in philadelphia. 70s in west virginia and pittsburgh. 61 degrees. the warm front is situated like this, that's the difference when the ocean temperatures are stuck in the 50s, it will cool everything down. we'll see warmer weather push this way, but it will take couple of days before that kind of air mass makes its way introot delaware and the lehigh valleys -- into the delaware and lehigh valleys. clouds increase this afternoon and lower and thicken tonight and some of the rain moves in tomorrow. for today, accuweather says enjoy it. it will be a warmer day, highs around 70 degrees look for a combination of sun and clouds, the winds ease up a bit it will be rather pleasant. guys? >> pleasant is a good word. thank you. sports now, the phillies

miserable road trip comes to an end in pittsburgh. jeff skeverski said one phillies pitcher is concerned about his state of mind on the mound. >> reporter: phillies fans you think you're hard on players, well phils starter vince have valesques. this is the only happy moment in pittsburgh for phillies fan him they will tie the knot. we're tied up in 4. this over the wall by david free. phils down one. more trouble, the 2-run single. he failed to reach the 7th inning once again and once again he rips himself saying he is clueless and has to stop putting so much pressure on himself. phillies lost 6-3, only one team

in baseball has fewer wins. phillies will try to win the series later today. if labron james is not give boston enough trouble in the eastern conference finals, isaiah thomas will miss the rest of the playoffs with the hip injury. golden state looks for golden moment in the game 3, seth curry, dancing around the defense, 21 for curry. duran knocks down 19. golden state 120-108. they take a 3-0 lead. always dreaming run in the preakness turned into a nightmare for levittown native kerry finley and their team, the worst finish ever by a kentucky

darby winner. >> cloud computing, has defeated plastic empire in the preakness. >> cloud computing on his giddy up, coming out of nowhere to win. only one horse over the last 38 years have won the triple crown. let's kick it to soccer, the union are red hot they have not lost in may. 67th minute they are down one. pencil kick ties. 75th minute it's the free kick, bends it like beckham, bang! the union win 2-1. they have won four straight for the first time in san francisco francisco -- franchise history what a turned around by the

union. a 14-year-old physics major just become the youngest person to graduate from texas christian university. he started at tcu in 2013 at the tender age of 11. he minored in chinese and math. he plans to work on getting a graduate degree in quantum mechanics. >> he is 14 or 1 when that happened. >> a genius. something looks a little different on "action news," we moved to a new location inside our building. >> this is the temporary set we'll be broadcasting from here while we build a new home for "action news" across the hall in our other studio. the new set will be ready in a month we cannot wait to show it to you. >> live look over old city, chris sowers will update you on the forecast in just a bit.

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department about the fire, but again, three people unfortunately lost their lives in the fire on diamond street. we know that firefighters put the flames out quickly, but the job not done yet. the investigation just beginning, crews are trying to figure out what started the fatal fire. >> we'll keep you posted on any new developments there. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers, a nice day today, you better enjoy it because there's a wet work ahead. >> reporter: there are several chances in the workweek head arriving tonight after midnight. we'll have a nice day today, pottstown, 45, quakertown, 45. quakertown got down to 40 degrees this morning, just 8 degrees above freezing coming off a high of 92 degrees two days ago. a tremendous drop in temperatures. malvern, 48. media, 52. center city, 54.

newtown 47. glassboro, pitman, williams town 53. blue berry country, 50. gandys beach 49 and woodbine 53. satellite and radar still dealing with an easterly breeze, that's why the temperatures are rather chilly this morning, but what you're noticing as you look toward the left-hand side of the screen we're seeing clouds work across the state of pennsylvania. they will get in here later this afternoon that's the leading edge of a miserable round of weather as we get into monday. forecast for today as we round out the weekend for the city and the immediate surrounding suburbs, 66 degrees, mostly sunny skies, 1:00 p.m., 69. 3:00 p.m. there is our forecasted high of 70. we increase clouds at that point. 5:00 p.m., 68 degrees, one again, increasing clouds. jersey shore, mostly sunny skies the whole way through. temperatures are cooler because of the easterly wind. 11:00 a.m., 63. we're peaking around 1:00 p.m.

on the sand, 64. the numbers pull back from that point on. 5:00 p.m., 60. most locations will probably be down if in the upper 50s. rain chances for the week ahead, guaranteed chance monday, 100% chance, tuesday looks good, wednesday and thursday, 60 and 70% chance of rain. we're not talking about light showers each system could produce at least an inch of rain. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, i'll have the details and nice warmup southwest -- as he head into memorial day weekend guys. >> with the rain coming tomorrow you can get the hourly forecast and seven day and check of storm tracker 6 live on your phone or tablet, the 6abc app is a free download nor -- for your mobile device. police say nine people were

shot while singing on a street corner and live streaming on facebook. the incident happened at 10:45 a.m., as the group was singing and dancing. two of the victims were critically injured, the others in stable condition. police are trying to foirchght a motive and track down those responsible for the crime -- police are trying to figure out a motive and track down those responsible. >> a father is on the banks. delaware river after his son went for a swim in the delaware river. friends clung to each other near the delaware river where antoine fox went swimming friday night. the teens jumped in by the linen avenue -- linden avenue boat

ramp, but the currents was strong and the teens got separated. a 4th friend jumped in to help, bystanders called 911. fox' father was on the shoreline saturday afternoon while the police marine unit scoured the river. >> my son would not jump in over that gate in 9-foot of water and cannot swim. that's the bottom line. >> my son is a beautiful kid never hurt nobody and harmless, beyond what's going on right now. >> reporter: the friend said this about fox who they call a little brother. >> when you get to know him, he sticks to your heart that's the kind of person he was. >> reporter: philadelphia police marine unit suspended the search around 5:00 p.m. scatter night. they are expected to be back in the water sunday morning as long as the weather cooperates. reporting in torresdale, annie

mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> all right, folks, hang in just about two hours from now, trump scheduled to give a speech to 50 muslim and arab leaders that will urge them in the fight against terrorism. the centerpiece of his two day visit to saudi arabia. just yesterday president trump signed a $120 billion arms detail with saudi arabia. >> abc news learned the fbi investigation into russia meddling has spread to the president's inner circle. there are reports that a senior white house aid considered a person of interest. james comey has agreed to testify before the senate intelligence committee in an open public session. the new york times received worshiped of an official white house document in which president trump told the russian ambassador that comey was a

quote nut job and he fired him. >> jury selection starts tomorrow in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. the jury will be chosen in pittsburgh and sequestered in norristown. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting and degree i -- andrea constan in his home. he has entered a not guilty plea. former dodgers manager tommy lasorta is being treated in the hospital resting comfortably. in august 2016 he was in the hospital that required 12 stitches after a fall in atlantic city. he is a norristown montgomery county native and hall of famer and special advisor to the dodgers. as barbecue season be sets in, nathans is recalling

14-ounce packages of skinless franks and beef counts and curtis beef master franks. customers complained of metal objects in the meat. >> the so-called greatest show on earth comes to an end tonight, ringling brothers circus holds it's final performance in new york. the animals and flashing costumes and death defying acrobats has been in operation since the 1800s. tonight final performance at the nasau coal -- coliseum will be streaming live on facebook. >> bruno mars and miley cyrus some of the performers at the billboard music live on 6abc. >> late singer chris cornell will be remembered he died suddenly after a concert last

week. the dragons will talk about how he influenced their sound. the billboard music award begins at 8:00 p.m. >> 7:39 still much more to come on sunday, 6abc loves the arts previews the movies at the mann center a summer season staple. >> emernlt care or merge -- emergency room ali gorman tells you where to take your children when they are sick or hurt. >> sky some kind of taking a live look at the commodore barry bridge, the sun is up, meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. ♪ somewhere, inside each of us,

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back and world series champion square off this week in the season finale of "dancing with the stars." normani cordi is nursing a twisted ankle. they show off their moves tomorrow night at 8:00. the winner will be revealed tuesday night, our alicia vitarelli is in los angeles for the awarding of the mirror ball trophy. her reports coming your way tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> the person with the best moves in the studio, chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: you must be talking about nydia.

let's go live on sky6 live hd, temple university camera, not bad, blue skies more sunshine than we saw yesterday. temperatures on the cooler side we're dealing with the easterly breeze because of that the numbers are going to be quite a bit cooler than seasonal averages than what we were a couple of days ago when they were topping out in the 90s. radars are clear, we should see a decent amount of sunshine, we'll increase in clouds later on today. 70 degrees forecasted high, the normal 75 a good five degrees below average, 51 where we started out this morning. speaking of chilly numbers we were down in the low 40. quakertown 40 degrees, 8 degrees above freezing, two days ago you were around 91, 92. pottstown, you were down to 41, 42. now 45. malvern, 49. center city, 54. media, 54. glassboro, 54.

vineland, buena, 50 degrees. cape may, 57. smyrna, 55. satellite and radar the next system we're watching is gathering strength now out across the west, the ohio, tennessee valleys getting soaked this morning, that rain is steadily marching east should arrive after midnight tonight first in the form of showers, the intensity begins to pick up during the morning commute. here's the wider view we'll see an area of low pressure develop here, it will drift along here and into canada. increasing clouds as the day wears on. the clouds lower and thicker tonight. tomorrow morning we see light rains, the rains intensify during the late morning hours, we'll see yellows and oranges and reds in time for lunch. eventually this will taper off by 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. in the

afternoon. honestly i wouldn't be surprised if areas to the west see peeks of sunshine before the day is threw, that sets up a decent day for tuesday. what to expect on monday, generally a cloudy day, some rain, on and off type of stuff. all the heaviest stuff occurs in the morning hours. rainfall totals half inch to an inch. 70 degrees in philadelphia. 67 in wilmington. reading, 70 degrees, allentown, 69. cape may, 64. dover checking in at 65 today. overnight tonight, temperatures are on the cooler side again, a little bit milder than this morning. dover, 58. mostly cloudy with rain developing after midnight. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast here we go, we're showing 70 degrees today periods of rain miserable

tomorrow, 72. tuesday is a decent day, increasing clouds, 75. more rain 72 both days, friday and saturday, warmer high of 82 degrees, that will linger through sunday before cooling down on memorial day. >> it would be nice to fast forward to friday or saturday. >> 7:46 a.m., the boom in urgent care centers in the past few years have given americans options in medical care. but for parents it creates a dilemma, when does my child near emergency care and time for the emergency room. ali gorman has basic guidelines in kids health matters. >> reporter: spring is in full swing killed are playing outside and beaches and camps weeks away and so are accidents and medical mishaps. they never seem to happen when the pediatrician's office is

open. when do you choose the emergency room or emergency care. >> if your child is having trouble walking or talking they should go to the emergency room. if they are coherent and didn't lose conscienceness -- consciousness they should come here. >> sports injuries are one key area. >> we have x-ray on site questioning whether my child sprained the ankle or broke the ankle. >> reporter: if more serious treatment is need, the center's staff can help parents connect

with it. look for pediatric urgent care centers because they specialize in kids or call your pediatrician's office to ask for advice where to go. ali gorman channel 6 "action news."

>> memorial day weekend is fast approaching and with the unofficial start to summer, the mann center is lining things up for those of all ages. >> karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: for many families summer at the mann center for the performing arts is an annual tradition, this season they will be hosting everything from movies at the mann to classical and pop shows. may 27th, the philly pops put on the second animal -- annual memorial salute a free concert.

>> we're honoring our first responders and veterans. >> reporter: the months of june features a mash up from pop to r&b to indi. >> we have steve miller and peter frampton and john mellencamp. a full line up. >> reporter: movies at the mann are back. lord of rings played by the philadelphia or which he is -- orchestra. there is nothing more spectacular and those people who are true lord of the rings followers this is a magical experience. >> reporter: the popular quiz show makes a return to the main stage. this year's show features a special guest. >> last time we did the it with terry gross and last year it was

tom hanks. >> reporter: the mann has a veert -- variety of food. >> whether you love indi, r r&, gospel, we have something for everybody. >> reporter: for tickets and showtimes go to the arts in philly.org. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> everyone is preparing for summer. >> looks like fun. 67:15 we're coming up on 75 years since the debut of the walt disney classic film bambi. >> you are to be congratulated. >> congratulations. >> the voices of bambi and gold old thumper were in beverly hills. it took over five years to make due to the hand drawn artwork

and attention to detail. bambi will be released on digital hd on tuesday on blue ray dvd and on demand june 6. disney is the parent company of 6abc. what are you doing?

watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? >> nice start to the day, chris. >> reporter: it is. we're seeing more sunshine than we saw all of yesterday. look at this, this was sent in pie steven, clear conditions upstairs, chilly temperatures. some locations close to 40 degrees, two days ago we were in the low to mid 90s. 70 degrees sun and clouds, fast forward to memorial day weekend, saturday looks good, sun and

clouds, sunday there could be a thunderstorm, 83. monday, memorial day if you were to take the models as is right now it does not look good. >> we'll wait on that one. 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> here's a look ahead. >> reporter: gray and nydia good morning we're covering the latest developments as president donald trump first trip as president. warm vibes all around, this morning he called the autocratic leader of egypt a friend. coming up a major address on terrorism. nba player back after being detained overseas. how the nba stepped in here. we're hours away from the billboard music awards we'll take you behind the scenes of the exclusive preview as the biggest stars in music prepare to hit the stage. it will play on it on abc we'll have the preview on "g.m.a." >> "good morning america" weekend is next.

"action news" continues rarity this rarity -- later on this morning. >> we're following breaking news, three people are dead following a fire at a home in wynnfield. on a much lighter note we'll explain the mix upbetween a comedian -- in iivanka trump's new book. for gray hall, chris sowers, i'm in i'm nydia han, wl see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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