now, the search is on for what caused the deadly fire. >> philadelphia police right now are searching for the gunman who fired shots at a large group of people singing and dancing on a street corner. nine people were hurt. president donald trump perhaps to deliver a major speech to muslim leaders in saudi arabia. >> those stories, but first, we turn our attention to the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, and meteorologist chris sowers hopefully a good day in store. >> reporter: it will be better than yesterday let's go outside on sky6 live hd. two days ago we need the air-conditioning. some of you need the heating on 36 hours later. tremendous drop in temperatures thanks to a cold front that swept through. we're starting to rebound yesterday, yesterday it was a chilly day, all the cloud cover, temperatures in the 60s, jersey shore upper 50s. quakertown, 42. 92 two days ago. atlantic city, 45.

allentown, 46. pilots, 46. smyrna bottoming out at 49. with the sunshine the numbers are rebounding. kutztown, 54. malvern, 55. warminster, 56. low 60s in center city. glassboro, 59. agenda beach 56. -- gandys beach, 56. dover, 60 degrees. sun pleasant finish to the weekend. when i come back don't get used to the sunshine. we have clouds heading our way. rain in the forecast, on a positive note there's a warmup heading this way just in time for the memorial day weekend. >> we're following developing news this morning. philadelphia fire officials are looking into what sparked a blaze before sunrise that claimed the lives of three people. firefighters say there were no working smoke detecters inside the home. >> firefighters were called to

the 5400 block of diamond street when they got to the scene they were met with flames pouring out of the home. they went to work quickly to put out the fire, but it was too late for the people who lived inside the house. >> the firefighters did a tremendous interior check for 39 minutes for the property behind us. unfortunately the wynnfield section of philadelphia suffered three fatalities today. >> we have learned one person was rescued an taken to the hospital in stable condition. there was no damage to neighboring homes. the community is shaken by this. the victim beloved pillars of the neighborhood. red cross has dispatched volunteers to help the community. >> police are looking for whoever opened fire on a large

crowd hitting nine people. 30 people were standing on the corner of 34th and hught -- huntington street when someone opened fire. the group was singing and dancing at the time. >> 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 in stable condition. 9:03 a.m., this morning a father is speaking about his son who is missing after a late-night swim in the delaware river with friends on friday. >> "action news" reporter, annie mccormick has more on the search effort and talked with those who are holding out hope that the teen would be found alive. >> reporter: friends of antone fox clung to each other after he want for a swim in the river friday night. >> he was trying to save somebody else.

>> reporter: the teens jumped in by the linden avenue boat ramble friday night. the current proved too much. >> once you got below it, it's pitch black it's hard to keep track where you are. >> reporter: a 4th friend jumped into to help. bystanders called 911. the call came in after 10:30 p.m. fox' father was on the shoreline in the afternoon. >> my somebody would not jump over that gate and jump in 9, 12-foot and water and can't swim that's the bottom line. >> reporter: he said he wants more details. >> my son is a beautiful son and good kid never hurt nobody and he is harmless i just want to understand what's going on. a friend said this about fox who they call a little brother. >> when you get to know him, he sticks to your heart. >> reporter: philadelphia police marine unit suspended the search around 5:00 p.m. saturday 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." >> there is still no word on what caused an apartment decks to collapse sending 16 people to the ground below. >> the anthony lane complex in roxborough was the scene of the collapse last night. 11 people were injured, 16 people were on the on the deck on the 8800 block of ridge avenue when it gave way at 9:00 p.m. last night. 9:05 a.m., 15 minutes from now, president donald trump is scheduled to give a speech to muslim and arab leaders urging them to unite and fight against terrorism. >> his speech is the centerpiece of the two day visit to saudi arabia. yesterday president trump signed a 100 billion-dollar arms deal with saudi arabia. his overseas trip will take him to israel and the vatican. >> tom wolf's approvallal rating is taking a positive

turn. that's according to the a new poll by franklin and marshall college. the poll found that the governor is doing a good or excellent job a 10% increase from last spring after he changed his political tone to a can-do bipartisanship. new college graduates were treated to words of wisdom by joe biden as they picked up their degrees this weekend. >> delaware's favorite son was in baltimore yesterday. he delivered the school's 141st spring commencement address. >> you're graduating into a world where everything is changing 0 -- so rapidly and frightening, but gives you the power to take history in your hands and bend it slightly. >> the former vice president

told graduates things could change, but it's their job to foster that change. he was honored with an honorary doctorate in public services. from our delaware newsroom memorial day celebrations are beginning early this year in newark. >> the city hosts it's 82nd annual memorial day day parade today. before the parade begins there will be a ceremony for men and women who lost their lives serving our country that will happen at 1:00 p.m. on the delaware green. a new feature to the event will be the dedication of a chair of honor meant to honor soldiers missing in action or prisoners of war. it was a rockin' good time for seniors at the pennsbury high school last night. ♪ >> the dance went offhe without a hitch complete with an

a-list guest. students invited quest love. earlier in the week, the roots drummer canceled, but on friday he announced he would not only be there, he would perform for free. >> nice seeing the phillie phanatic there, too. >> reporter: quest love drummer posted a video on instagram. he told seniors to get to know ten people who do not look like them and learn difficult cultures and background and get home safely. >> there's much more to come on sunday edition on "action news," we'll introduce you to a kid who is barely a teenager and just picked up his college degree. whoa. >> plus a truck and passenger jet collide on the tarmac of a busy airport using a huge dent in the plane's wing. looking live sky6 live hd philadelphia international

airport. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. chris christie: addiction is a disease.

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or visit reachnj.gov. >> a passenger jet liner collided with a truck on the tarmac at lax this weekend leaving # people injured. the plane jammed into the truck causing the truck toover turn as the plane was tax -- causing the

truck to overturn. passengers talked about the collision. >> it was not a major hit to the extent of being uncomfortable, but we were wondering what did we hit. >> a passenger took this picture from the window of the overturned truck. the workers were not seriously hurt. we saw the daniel to the wing, and we were told no fuel was spilled. the smell of smoke is filling the air in south jersey as firefighters try to get the upper hand on a forest fire burning in wharton state frost. it is 50% contained. 300 acres are burning near barge bridge road and fork neck road. there are 0 homes -- thirtiy thirty homes there and five in danger. no evacuations have been ordered. >> turning to accuweather nicer day today than yesterday, but then we've got wet weather to

work with. >> reporter: we have a nice day squeeze in between a bunch of miserable days. yesterday was lousy, tomorrow is lousy, tuesday is nice, wednesday and thursday look lousy. live on sky6 live hd from our temple university camera lots of clear skies and sunshine, yesterday it was a gray and dreary day, that looks a million times better, double scan live we're clear noticing going on, we should remain that way throughout the day. it's tomorrow when we could see rain push into the delaware and lehigh valley. 61 degrees in philadelphia with the dewpoint of 39 that's extremely dry air in place. pressure holding steady wind out of the east at 6 miles per hour. as long as the winds remain in an easterly direction that will keep the temperatures down. it probably won't be until let's say, okay, let's say probably won't be until tuesday that our

winds finally shift directions here and we start to warm things up. let's flip it over to the temperatures, there we go. 60 degrees in allentown. 58 in reading. we had a little hiccup there. dover, 61. cape may presently showing 59. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of clouds starting to build to the west, the ohio and tennessee valleys completely cloudy, showers are developing, even heavier drenching downpours and off the screen we have thunderstorms rumbling through, all that activity is lifting north. some of that will get in here after midnight tonight. that will set up a dreary day tomorrow. the main low is right here back across the high plains. that will push north into canada. the trailing cold front drifts east and provides us with the wet weather we're looking at tomorrow. again we're getting the easterly, nor'easter breeze. that means cooler temperatures today with increase in clouds. monday this whole thing sits

over top of us you, that means periods of rain, some of it heavy at times, especially early on and cooler temperatures again. future tracker 6, a lot of sunshine gradual increase in clouds, 4:00 p.m., the clouds increase west to east and lower and thicken. even though the model is not showing much other model show periods of rain at 9:00 a.m. some of it coming down at a good clip. this will taper off after 4:00 p.m., 50:00 p.m. in the afternoon. this doesn't look like a pretty start to the workweek. cloudy rain at times monday, some of it heavy early on tapering off by afternoon, rainfall totals generally between half inch and an inch. this is only round one, round two and three arrive wednesday and thursday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 70 degrees in philadelphia, 60 for everybody else. reading close to 70.

trenton, 68. cape may and atlantic city, 64 this will come early. just like yesterday, the numbers pull back in the afternoon hours, probably 59 or 60 by 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and bright today, 70 degrees is the forecasted high. clouds and sun. periods of rain monday, 72. tuesday now looks all right, increasing clouds high of 75. wednesday and thursday look wet, 72. as we get into memorial day weekend right now if we take the modeling right this second, friday looks good, saturday looks good, sunday a thunderstorm around, monday doesn't look so good. >> we're focusing on the early part of the weekend. >> reporter: that's looks really nice. >> you may have noticed that something looks different on "action news." >> not me. [laughter] >> that's because we moved to a new location inside hour buildings. >> this is a temporary set we'll be broadcasting from hear while we build a new home across the hall in the other studio.

the new set will be ready in a month, we can't wait for you to see it. >> we don't want you to change, gray. >> thank you. >> we hope you had a good weekend, this is the celebration to mark asian-american and pacific island heritage month. it featured plenty of food and dummers and lion dancers organized by the pan association of greater philadelphia. it was a great time. we'll be right back. mr. brady, we've been expecting you.

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, we have cooler temperatures in place across the mid atlantic thanks to a nice easterly flow. temperatures off the coast of the atlantic city are stuck in the mid 50s, as long as we see an easterly breeze we'll see chilly temperatures. note the warmup south and west, 70 degrees in charleston. 67 in pittsburgh. that milder air will try to make a run toward the dare and the lehigh valleys it will not arrive -- toward the delaware and the lehigh valleys. it will not make it here until tuesday or wednesday. we're clear across the garden state of new jersey. the western portions of the area is picking up clouds now. starting out with sunshine temperatures climbing through the 60s up to 70 degrees by 3:00 p.m. that's when we start increasing

clouds, 5:00 p.m., 68. sun and clouds today expecting a high around 70. >> update before you fire up the grill this afternoon we have a warning for you about a barbecue staple, hot dogs, anyway that is an is recalling -- nathans is recalling 200 pounds of skinless and beef franks. involved in the recall are 16-ounce packages of curtis beef master franks. >> 9:24 a.m., if you're moving this summer, millions of people will be packing and wrapping and boxing up their possessions. this can be a stressful time for families out there. alicia vitarelli opened up some ways to help make your move a bit easier. >> reporter: moving to a new home can be stressful, but there are easy things you can do ahead of time to make the day a lot less hectic. to make moving simple and sane,

first don't move what you don't want in your new home. sell that unwanted stuff for your attic or basement at a garage sale or online. plan ahead. will you're big couch or entertainment center fit in your place? stop buying frozen foods and eat what's in the fridge and freezer. empty suitcases and basks and hampers should be filled with begged -- bedding or books. take a picture of the back of electronics so you can hook them up again. loose wires and remotes should be tucked in a plastic bag and taped into a unit. keep the bits and pieces with the things they came off of. the first night after your big

move should be cozy not chaotic. pack the items you will need in a separate bin and move it yourself. this includes valuables, baby and pet items, cleaning supplies. most important the bedding you'll need for a good night's sleep in the new home. consumer reports says a week before you move don't forget to the u.s. postal service to fill out your change of address information. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." >> it is graduation season and one teenager in texas may be heads above the rest. he just picked up his degree from texas christian university at the age of 14. carson received his bachelor's degree in physics last weekend. he was homed schooled and began 8th grade at the age of five and applied for college at the age of 10. academic excellence runs in the family. his 11-year-old brother graduated from high school last week and plans to follow in his brother's footsteps by studying

physics and astronomy at tcu. >> a woman proved you're never too old to earn your diploma, 105 years olds, she received her high school diploma friends and family were there, they threw a party to celebrate with a cake and high school colors and ice cream. she revealed her secret to longevity. >> watch football games. >> she said she had to quit high school when she was younger to help her mother at home. the graduation was made possible by an organize called twilight wish. >> that's the secret to a long

life. 9:27, much more to come on "action news." media mogul oprah winfrey gives her secret to success. >> how a marriage counselor and comedian were mixed up in ivanka trump's new book. those stories and much more when we come right back. >> black smoke bellowed into

the air as firefighters battled a fire that killed three people in the city's wynnfield section this morning. >> we're hearing from neighbors following the shooting of a toddler and his father in kensington. police have revealed details of the suspects on the run. >> wall-to-wall sunshine across the delaware valley, but you may need a sweater before heading out though. >> meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with all the details. hi, chris. >> reporter: good morning to you, guys, yeah it's a lot cooler this morning, i can't get over how dramatically things have changed over the last 24 to 36 hours. usually coming out of the heat wave a cooler day may mean 79, 78 degrees, not 66 like yesterday. wednesday we had a high of 91. thursday, 93. friday, 93. that made it the first heat wave of the year.

yesterday's afternoon high, 66 degrees in philadelphia. we reached that mark for 12 minutes and the temperatures started pulling back further. jersey shore upper 50s. low 60s. this morning we had some locations ten to 11 degrees above the freezing mark of 32. amazing how quickly the temperatures changed. pottstown, 57. quakertown, 57. warminster you're in the 50s, as well. 59 there. center city, 61. long wood, 61. glassboro, 61. cinnaminson, 59. vineland, 59. hammonton, 62. dover and smyrna, 60 and 62 degrees. looking over high shoulder i can see the high, thin clouds increasing from the west. that's pretty much the deal over the next few hours, we'll see sunshine with high, thin clouds increasing at first and the clouds lower and thicken later theerch. this evening.

today temperatures climbing out of the 60s into the 70s. jersey shore, 64 degrees by 1:00 p.m. the numbers pull back into the upper 50s, low 60s by 5:00 p.m. a nice, pleasant finish to the weekend. rough weather is heading this way, we have several chances of rain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll have the details when i come back. >> thank you for the update. 9:32 a.m., three people are dead another injured following a fire in wynnfield this morning. firefighters were called just before 5:00 a.m. to the 5400 block of diamond street in the city's wynnfield section. when they got to the scene they were met with flames pouring out of the first floor of the home. they went to work quickly to put out the fire, but it was too late for the three people inside the house. one person was rescued and taken to the hospital listed in stable condition. firefighters say there were new working smoke

detecters inside the home. they also add there was no damage to the neighboring homes. search efforts are underway for a teenager who went swimming with friends in the delaware river and never resurfaced. this is 16-year-old antwan fox who jumped in the river friday night. the current was too strong and they separated. a 4 person jumped into help. a bystander called 911, there was no sign of fox. >> police have the description of the two gunman they are looking for in the shooting of a 2-year-old boy and his father. police say the s&p -- one is 6'3" with braids. the other 5'11" with light

colored shirt riding a bike. police are looking for the men who opened fire while the dad and his toddler were sitting on the front porch friday night. the child was shot four times. he was taken to st. christopher's hospital listed in critical condition. the father's injuries were less severe. a witness explained what happened. >> he said this is my block and then the next thing you know he unloaded the gun. >> police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >> north korea has fired a ballistic missile today one week after the successful test of another missile. this is file video of a previous missile launch by north korea, today's rocket traveled 310 miles and landed in waters off the country's east coast. last week north korea tested a nuclear missile that could carry a nuclear warhead.

that went higher and farther than any other missile launched by north korea. >> donald trump is expected to give a speech to 50 muslim leaders to fight against terrorism. president trump said he accepted an invitation to egypt. he signed a $110 billion arm deal with saudi arabia. secretary of state rex tillerson said the deal is good for saudi arabia and the united states. no audio. >> we apologize for that, trump's speech today is the centerpiece of his two day visit to saudi arabia. we'll bring you highlights. speech when they have it. >> mike pence urged graduates at a mercer county college to lead and indiana spire. the vice president told the students if they aspire to lead

they will need courage and president donald trump is an example. >> anyone who thinks they can will always hear from those who are sure they can't. you need look no further than a friend of mine as an example. leadership and perseverance, the 45th president of the united states, president donald trump. >> vice president pens was the highest ranking person to ever speak at the college. >> jury selection in the bill cosby assault trial begins tomorrow. they will be sequestered in norristown for the trial. he is accused of drugging and molesting andrea constan in 2004 at his home. "action news" will be in pittsburgh for the jury selection trial. the trial is scheduled to begin in norristown june 5. >> pennsylvania state police

shot and killed a man in north hampton county who was threatening to blow himself up. police were called to the home on good road in lower mount bethel township yesterday. they say the man was suicidal and had an device around his neck. the device turned out to be a firework mortar. a 2-year-old child is recovering after falling from a window in the strawberry mansion section. police were calmed to the north 29th street. investigators don't know why or how the little boy fell from the window. he was rushed to the hospital in stable condition. >> there is much more to come on "action news" sunday morning edition. oprah winfrey has words of wisdom for the class of 2017 in upstate new york. >> the efforts to turn a wayward whale back around toward

the open waters of the ocean. looking live on sky6 live hd, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope.

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southern california to guide a large hump back whale out of the marine after swimming close to shore yesterday afternoon. rescue crews are trying to guide it back into the ocean. wildlife experts say the whale does not appear to be injured or sick. >> let's get you caught up on the forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. we want from 90s to the cool. i'm not complaining about the cool. >> reporter: i enjoy it, but some folks are wow, what's going on. i'll tell you what, the unofficial start to summer one week away as we go live on sky6 live hd in cape may. that's a location that will be packed. the weather will cooperate at least two out of the three days. it could be be an iffy day thrown in here, monday memorial

day itself i'll talk about that in just a second we're watching something that could arrive monday or tuesday. the radars are clear, sky conditions as you saw from live sky6 live hd are clear. 70 degrees is the high, five degrees below the average of 75. 50 is where we started out this morning. a lot of locations north and west were in the low to mid 40s coming off highs in the 90s. 60 degrees in allentown rebounding nicely. trenton, 60. millville, 60. 61 dover wilmington and philadelphia. very light wind speeds out of the east/northeast 5 to 15 miles per hour. with the added sunshine even though we are picking up a chilly breeze it will feel better out there. satellite and radar you can see the wind arrows we're picking up the winds off the ocean. high, thin clouds approaching from the west. we're starting out with sunshine this morning, expect to see an increase in clouds as the day wears on.

water vapor shot shows waters out of the gulf of mexico. up he were level pulls north, the warm front drifts to the east it will tap or siphon all the moisture northward that will hit us overnight tonight and into tomorrow. the surface maps looks like everything is out to the southwest today. you don't have to worry about any precipitation this afternoon. it's tomorrow when some of this pushes through here, periods of rain throughout the day. some of the heaviest will be during the morning hours before tapering off after 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. future tracker 6 increasing high, thin clouds, the clouds lower and thicken overnight tonight. periods of rain throughout the day. even though the model doesn't show much. most of the models do, we're expecting periods of rain heaviest in the morning hours, leftover showers after 3:00 p.m., that continues in the evening hours before everything clears out monday night which september up a nice day on tuesday. rainfall looks like, yesterday

at this time the model shows one or two inches it's backed off characterrably at this point. it depends on where the downpours -- considerably at this point. it depends on where the downpours set up, you could get over an inch of rain. 70 degrees on the dot is the forecasted high, winds oift -- oift -- out of the east southeast. 70 degrees by 3:00 p.m. overnight tonight, cloudy rain developing after midnight. 53 degrees outlying suburbs, 57 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, doesn't look too terribly bad, although we have a couple of chances of rain, first one tomorrow, 72. increasing clouds tuesday, 75. wednesday and thursday, we're showing periods of rain both days, 72 degrees as the forecasted high. what i want to do quickly is take a sneak peek into memorial

day weekend, this is what we're looking at right now, if we take the modeling as is right this second. saturday looks good, partly sunny, 82. sunday, 83 a couple of showers later in the day. monday, we could have showers late in the day. >> at least one good day. >> reporter: one solid day, sunday doesn't look all that bad, afternoon thunderstorm. we've seen worse. >> you can find the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and live look at double scan radar at 6abc.com head to 6abc.com slash weather. all american moving filled the air in fairmont park this weekend. ♪ members of the philly pops played a free concert at the please touch museum in honor of armed forces today. the wynnewood quartet played

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welcome back on this sunday morning, we're taking a live look via, sky6 live hd philadelphia international airport. if you can make it outside today. we have a nice pleasant day with sunshine before a wet workweek. turning to sports this morning, the phillies wrap up their series with the pirates in pittsburgh this afternoon they hope to end it with a w. >> plus what a finish for the preakness and a win by the a nose literally. here's jeff skeverski with all your sunday sports. >> reporter: phillies fans you think you're hard on players, well phils starter vince valequez on sports caller radio, he said i am clueless right now. this is the only happy moment in pittsburgh for phillies fans him they will tie the knot we're tied in the 4th. this homer just over the wall,

phils down 1. to the 6th more trouble, two-run single, he fails 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. on one team in baseball with fewer wins. phillies will try to win the series later today. >> if labron james is not giving boston enough in the eastern conference finals. izaya thomas will miss the rest of the playoffs because of a hip injury. golden state looks ready for their golden moment in game three of the western conference finals, seth curry, dancing around, 21 for curry. kevin duran knocks down 33 including 19 in the third. golden state wins 120-108.

they take a 3-0 series lead. they are the third team in playoff historical to start 11-0. winner of the preakness turns into a nightmare for levittown native and their team. >> here's cloud computing going for the upset. cloud computing has defeated always dreaming. >> cloud computing coming out of nowhere to win. only one horse over the last 38 years has won the triple crown. soccer, the union, red hot, they are down 1, pencil kick ties it -- penalty kicks ties.

it's the free sick, he bends it like beckham, bang, the union win 2-1. they have won four straight for the first time in franchise history. what a turn around by the union. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day! >> it is 9:56 a.m., a georgia pastor has become famous he has first daughter ivanka trump to thank for the funny mixup. turns out he got a shout out in trump's new book, women who work she used his quotes and credited another actor and writer and producer. that became the but butt the jo. >> he is a funny guy, but he is not a marriage guy. he was having fun with this tweeting out how he was helping

and ivanka's marriage. >> he said he has not heard from trump, but said there's no such thing as bad publicity and taking it in stride. he said this is not the first time the two davis were mixed up. pastor dave has been asked to speak at comic-con, he politely declined. >> oops. we're live on the scene of a fire that claimed the lives of three people and left a fourth person hospitalized. details developing from wynnfield that happened before sunrise. >> we have details on the correspond -- chris cornell's memory.

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ask me, terry goggans, 10:00 a.m., sunday, may 21. in the news, developing news, flames poured out of a home in wynnfield just before dawn killing three people. now, the search is on for what caused the deadly blaze. philadelphia police right now are searching for a gunman who opened fire on a large group of people sinking an dancing on a -- singing and dancing on a street corner, nine people were hurt.

>> president donald trump expected to deliver a major speech in saudi arabia. >> those stories, but first chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. nice cool down. >> reporter: no more heat or humidity we're back to where we should be for this time of the year. we're seeing sunshine beautiful shot of the ben franklin bridge we're seeing the high, thin clouds beginning to overspread the sky this morning. the sun will beat that -- through that. 64 degrees now up in bethlehem. slatington, 56. kutztown, 56. pottstown, 59 degrees, malvern, 65. center city 64, newtown, 60. a lot of areas actually started out in the 40s first thing this morning. so you're rebounding nicely. gandys beach, 62. woodbine, 63. smyrna, 62. just two days ago those areas were in the low to mid 90s, a huge change in temperatures. satellite and radar follow the arrows, it's an easterly flow that means cooler temperatures

today that means clouds increase as the day wears on. if you have tee time, you picked a good one, nice day, temperatures in the upper 60s, winds out of the east/southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. i will be back in just a few minutes. we're talking rain chances in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have a warm up on friday. >> now to developing news, three people are dead following a fast-moving fire in the wynnfield section. another person was injured and remains in the hospital at this hour. bob brooks live from the scene along diamond street with all the latest information. bob this is a heartbreaking story, what are you learning about the investigation? >> nydia and gray what a tragedy i just found out all three of the people who died are family members, i'm being told that the couple who lived here a very long time has died along with one of their adult sons. behind me this is the scene you can see things wrapping up, but

we're zooming into the windows that are busted out. that's the home where this happened. firefighters rushed into flames bursting out of windows, despite their valiant efforts, three people lost their lives. they are all family. a couple who lived in the neighborhood for a long time and their two adult sons. one son jumped out of the window and is at the hospital with serious injuries. >> a beautiful pillar of the community. i was going through stuff she prayed and encouraged me. >> miss annie was the nickname for the woman who died. they tried to make this a better place to live. witnesses say they could hear the couple trying to make an escape. >> i'm holderring up to the windows -- hollering up to the

windows, saying miss anne your house is on fire. i heard her say cliff lee the house is on fire. >> let's show people we love and care about them everyday, because you never know when this is going to be your last. >> a heartbroken neighborhood for sure, what you're looking at right here, the red cross are here assisting with the tragedy, we're hearing from fire official there were no working smoke alarms or fire alarms in the home. reporting live in wynnfield, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." nydia. >> sad story, bob thank you. this morning philadelphia police are looking for whoever opened fire on a large crowd and hit 9 people. it happened while someone in the group was broadcasting on facebook live. as many as 30 people were standing on the corner of 23rd and huntington street in the city's strawberry mansion sect late last night when suddenly

someone opened fire. police say the group was singing and dancing at the time. >> around -- arrived on location and found several victims who were transported to area hospitals. >> two victims are critically injured, the others in stable condition. >> time 10:04 a.m. a father is speaking about his son who is still missing after a late-night swim in the delaware river with friends on friday. annie mccormick has more on the search efforts she talked with those who are holding out hope that the teenager will be found alive. >> he is like a little brother. >> reporter: friends of 16-year-old clung to each other near the delaware river where he went missing friday night. kendall caesar was one of the two teens who jumped in with him. he recalled the terrifying movement. the teens jumped in by the linden after boat ramp friday night, the current proved too much the three got separated. >> once you got below it, it's

black, it's like where is the top. >> reporter: a 4th friend jumped into help. bystanders on the shore called 911. fox' father was on the shoreline saturday afternoon while the philadelphia police marine unit scoured the river. my son would not jump over the gate and jump in 9-foot of water and can't swim that's the bottom line. he said he wants more details. >> my son is a beautiful son, a good kid never hurt nobody and harmless, i just don't understand what's going on right now. >> reporter: the trend 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 5:00 p.m. saturday night. they are expectle to -- expecteo be back in the water sunday morning as long as weather

cooperates. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> there's no word on what caused an apartment decks to collapse sending 16 people to the ground below. the anthony lane apartment complex was the scene. 11 people were hurt, 16 people were on the deck of the 8800 block of ridge avenue when it gave way around 9:00 p.m. in pennsylvania, governor tom wolf's approval raict is taking a -- rating is taking a positive turn. the poll found 41% of the people felt he is doing a good or excellent job. the rebound comes after governor wolf changed his political tone to can-do bipartisanship and introduced a bucket proposal without an increase in the income sales tax break. college grads were treated to words of wisdom, delaware's

first son was the speaker. he delivered the school's 141st commencement address. >> you're graduating in a world where everything is changing rapidly and frightening, but also gives you the power to take history in your own hands and bend it slightly. >> biden told the graduates that things can change it is their job to foster that change. he was honored with a doctorate in public services. memorial day celebrations are starting early this year in newark. the city will host their 82nd annual memorial day parade at 12:00 p.m. there will be a ceremony to recognize the men and women who lost their lives in service. that begins this afternoon at 1:00 p.m. on the university of delaware green. a new feature to the annual

event will be the dedication of a chair of honor meant to honor soldiers missing in action or prisoners of war. >> it was a rocken good time for seniors at the pennsbury east prom last night. ♪ the dance went on without a hitch complete with the a-list guest philadelphia's own quest love. earlier in the week, the roots drummer canceled, but on friday he announced he will not only be there but perform for free. he posted a video on instagram from the deejay booth and gave the kids a challenge when they head to college. he said get to know ten people who do not look like them and learn different cultures and backgrounds and get home safely. >> quest love's fellow musicians will be honored this weekend. we'll have a preview of the

billboard music award. more than a dozen students at a minnesota college are suspended following a report of hazing. storms leave a path of destruction across the midwest. >> let's take you outside, sky6 live hd over penns landing, picture perfect day meteorologist chris sowers will help you plan the rest of the day, we'll let you know what to expect as we go into the workweek. we're back after this president donald trump is in

saudi arabia this morning it is his first trip abroad of his presidency. >> we have live pictures of course this is day two of his trip featuring a major speech to the leaders of 50 muslim majority countries. you can see the dignitaries there. insist the president trump's first overseas trip as president. he will give a major speech in saudi arabia. >> we'll continue to follow the live pictures and come back to the president when he begins to speak. >> you can see the president speaking to rex tillerson that's speaking to that's with him as part of the coalition in saudi arabia. as we have learned this weekend, the president signed a 110 million l -- billion dollar arm deal with saudi arabia. >> we have received parts of

speech he will not tell people what to do or who to be or who to worship. >> 13 students at a small liberal arts college in minnesota has been suspended for three terms because of a hazing incident that happened last month. the officials say it involved stream alcohol use as part of an initiation into a co-ed social club. after the hazing there was a sexual assault. one student was upset by the news, but not surprised. >> it's easy to think it wouldn't happen it would happen at a big school that's just not true. >> the 13 students face sanctions including community service and alcohol education, they will be eligible to return to school next spring term. >> 10:12 a.m., there was a heartwarming reunion in nigeria that happened this weekend.

82 school girls were released after three years in the hands of boko haram awe their families for -- saw their farms for the -- saw their families for the first time time. they were released after negotiations with the nigerian government and the red cross. officials say storms in missouri were caused by tornadoes. they packed winds between 80 and 90 miles per hour. missouri was hit with a handful of twisters last week causing heavy damage. there were no reports of injuries. >> meteorologist chris sowers is keeping an eye on the forecast with accuweather, how we looking chris? >> reporter: we're looking good, better than yesterday. let's get you outside and look live on sky6 live hd, the center city skyline, we're seeing the high, thin clouds increase here.

we're expecting a decent amount of sunshine throughout the day, as well. it should be a nice afternoon. double scan live is clear we're not tracking any rain today. tomorrow is a completely different story, i'll touch on that in a moment. 63 degrees dewpoint 39. desert southwest type air that's why it feels so refreshing. pressure is steady. winds out of the east off the ocean at 7 miles per hour. that's cooled things down. 64 degrees in allentown and philadelphia and reading. 64, as well. lancaster, millville 64. 60 in cape may, 60 in dover. here's the band of clouds we're watching. this will slide through during the course of the day. we're starting out with sunshine. we'll see an increase in clouds and eventually this will work its way into the area. accuweather feels as if the timing over the city should be around 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. when

the first drops fall. we'll see periods of rain throughout the day tomorrow especially early on. tuesday looks better, wednesday and thursday look wet, as well. most of the rain stays to the west today and it sits overtop us us as we head into monday. not too bad, but enough to dampen everything. some locations could see a half inch of rain. if you get underneath heavier drenching downpours you could pick upen inch to two inches. periods of rain throughout the morning which will continue through the first part of the afternoon. after 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., that's when things start winding down. some locations well west of philadelphia, even though the model is not showing it maybe you see peeks of sun before the day is threw. this model is much, much slower on the timing. several other models shows it

zipping along giving way to a nice day on tuesday. monday, cloudy and rain at times during the day, especially early on when it could be on the heavier side. you could get underneath a couple of downpours, tapers off by afternoon, rainfall totals between half inch and a inch. tuesday being a much better day. highs in the upper 60s, close to 70. reading, philadelphia, 70 degrees, 67 in wilmington, look for a combination of sun and clouds, 66 in toms river. cape may and atlantic city this number is deceiving, you'll top out around 64 around lunchtime, the numbers pull back. by 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., you're down to 59 again. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast sun and clouds comfortable today. 70 degrees is the forecasted high. monday is damp periods of rain, 72. tuesday looks already for now, increasing clouds, 75. depending on how fast

wednesday's system moves through. wednesday, wet, 72, thursday, wet, 72. friday, sunshine, 75 degrees. saturday, 82 degrees. when you look at the three summer holidays, this is the one that is a little iffy. monday is iffy, but saturday and sunday looks okay. >> not bad. dozens of olympic medalists from the rio games are being asked to return their medals because they have rusted. they are being fixed by the brazilian mint who made them. more than 2400 medals were produced and hundreds more for the para olympics. we have details on the funeral plans for chris cornell, the front man will be laid to rest in los angeles this friday. his body is being flown home from detroit later today.

the singer died wednesday night after perform winning sound garden in the motor city, his death was ruled suicide by hanging. cornell was 52 years old. tonight on 6abc he will be remembered by his fellow musicians at the billboard music awards. the group imagine dragon will talk about how cornell influenced their sound. there will be many whole pay tribute to the late singer. billboard music awards begin at 8:00 p.m. actor tom hanks is on the beat in new york city. he posted this picture, and tweeted sir, move your car. he saw half dozen tickets bulging from the windshield. police believe the car's owner paid the tickets online. the car was moved shortly after the photo took off on social

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napping. >> this video was sent to us by mom ashley warner who caught her two boys getting into a lock she put on the refrigerator. he convinced his brother to get down on the handles and knees so he could use him as a step stool. the reason the boys wanted a apple. mom said she put a lock on the fridge because they leave the door open. what makes this video funny? there was a chair just a few feet away. >> why use a chair when you can use your little brother. this is something my kids would do, don't do that kids. tell us what you think about these videos by going to our facebook and twitter accounts. >> inside story is coming up on 6abc. >> here's matt o'donnell with a preview. >> reporter: big show coming up

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>> we want to go back to a live picture in saudi arabia where president donald trump is expected to speak any moment now, this is, of course, his first trip abroad of his presidency. he will address 50 muslim and arab leaders urging them to unight in the fight against terrorism. we know a few things he is expected to say he will say terror threats require the confronting of isis and terror groups, he will say this is not a battle between different states and different civilizations, but there battle between good and evening. he used antimuslim rhetoric during his campaign. he stressed to say the words anti-islamic terrorism. that is missing from the draft we saw. we'll take it live when president trump begins speaking it's streaming right now on the 6abc facebook page. >> before we go, meteorologist

chris sowers a final check of the forecast. >> reporter: we're seeing sunshine out there, we'll increase lie thin clouds later on. 70 degrees is the forecasted high. tomorrow we're up to 72. we'll see more in the way of clouds and periods of rain especially in the morning hours. it tapers off in the afternoon. tuesday looks good, 75. that depends on the timing of the next system that arrives wednesday. more rain expected, 72. leftover showers thursday, 72. friday and saturday looks good, return of sunshine, 75 and 82. lots of 2s. >> thanks chris. >> i would to remind this week with george stephanopoulos is coming up next. "action news" returns at noon here's some of the stories we're working on on for you, 5th graders help a couple get a honeymoon they were denied 60 years ago. we'll tell you why they did this. >> the summer season at the mann center is about to kickoff. we'll have a preview in the full

line up of 6abc loves the arts. for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great morning, we'll see you back here at noon.

starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump's high-stakes trip. >> we have serious discussions right now going on. >> the ambitious overseas agenda on the heels of a bombshell week at home. >> the entire thing has been a witch hunt. >> new revelations around the stunning oval office meeting. trump reportedly sharing classified intel with the russians. calling james comey a nut job. we talk to the man who was in that room. >> is that what the president said? >> our exclusive interview with national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. plus -- >> there is no collusion. >> a special counsel appointed to oversee the russian investigation. now, what's congress' next move? tough questions for the chair and the ranking member of the house oversight committee.