They had been talking about the eclipse for months. We have been waiting for this for a long time. Its amazing. Ive been typing it up and looking all about it and im like oh, my god its so cool like im like wow mom like i cant believe were seeing this. Reporter everybody was like that, wow mom, i cant believe im seeing this. This is the lark ken family. They came from pottstown to see the eclipse and experience all of this here at the Franklin Institute. Why did you make the trip . Why did you need to be here. Well, we thought this would be a super fun place to see where real live science goes down. Whats happening in the sky behind us and this is science. What is science. Science is amazing. Reporter what was it cool to be here with so many others. It was really fun. Ive never seen anything like this. I love science. Reporter so cool. Reporter does this enhance your love of science more. It was really fun. Reporter will you tell your friends at school about it. It was really fun. It w
southwestern end of that pushing into new england. that sets the stage for a gorgeous day. high pressure out of the west, lots of sunshine, maybe the occasional puffy cumulus clouds developing here, for the most partly we ll see sunny skies. sunburn will occur in 15 minutes, apply the sunscreen, temperatures around 80 degrees by lunchtime topping out around 83 by 3, 4:00 p.m. if you re heading to the jersey shore we have a high surf advisory, waves beating the beaches 4 to 6 feet. we ll see the dangerous rip currents continue from seaside heights all the way down to the delaware beaches. i m have more on this in the seven-day forecast when i come back in just a bit. the big story on action news saturday morning is breaking news. four children have died after nearly a dozen row homes went up in flames in a three-alarm blaze overnight. kenneth moten joins us live from the scene with the details, kenneth. reporter: well, eva, we just got an update from the fire commissione