nt of other shoppers police say as soon as the man pressed the record button on his cell phone, security cameras were also watching his every move. 44-year-old giovani barona said he does it often, recording under the skirt of this shopper behind her back. >> it's horrible. it gives me chills. it's just horrible. horrible, horrible. makes me sick. >> reporter: we are blurring the faces of the victimized shopper and others around her as he was also being watched, police say, by loss prevention officers. they dialed 911 as soon as they saw on security video what was unfolding in the cosmetic aisle inside the mt. holly road walmart. >> we believe there might be more victims out there. we haven't been able to i.d. any in burlington township and others. doesn't look like it's his first time. >> reporter: watch as he checks out the video in the next aisle over. police say other women may have been recorded sunday just before

4:00. >> as a father if it was my kid, old school justice. >> he's a truck driver, drives up and down the east coast, has made other stops and believes this is just something for fun to do. >> reporter: walmart told us their employee acted quickly by alerting police. the suspect was arrested even before his victim finished shopping. >> very grateful we found it. she was obviously upset and distraught that it occurred. especially your first impression will be when you circulate around on the internet. >> reporter: police officers tell me they have no reason to believe barona shared the video on social media or otherwise but they are reaching out to towns in other states where he told police he stopped off to shop and kill time, allegedly committing these crimes using his cell phone. he is being held on $35,000 bail. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. we have new information now on the job losses that will result from a series of supermarket closures affecting

our area. the number right now is more than 1,000. the cuts come on the heels of a & p filing for bankruptcy. a & p operates nearly 300 supermarket under several names including pathmark and super fresh. in the coming months it will close its least profitable stores. now a & p is starting to file notices with pennsylvania and new jersey departments of labor about how many jobs will be cut. it listed a super fresh and pathmark in philadelphia that will close in september resulting in 151 job losses. eight stores in new jersey will then close resulting in 867 cuts. those eight stores are located in the northern and central parts of the state. acme has agreed to buy a dozen local stores operated by a & p. pennsylvania governor tom wolf visited our area today to talk about schools and to push his budget plan. pennsylvania has been without a budget for more than 26 days now and there's no sign the governor and state lawmakers are any

closer to a deal than they were a month ago. nbc 10's jim rosenfield is live in the digital operations center with more. >> education of course a big part of governor wolf's budget proposal. today he talked about his plan at a montgomery county elementary school. willow hill elementary in the abington school district part of the governor's ongoing schools that teach tour. he proposed a tax on the natural gas industry to fund $1 billion for schools. republican lawmakers say the tax would hurt the state. today governor wolf said fuif you want to improve education it will cost money. >> i want to invest in things that will help students. we need to do that. if you think we can get to a good set of schools, a good educational outcome in the 21st century in pennsylvania without investing some money, it's just not going to happen. >> this whole stalemate has turned into an election style campaign pitting the republican-controlled legislature against governor

wolf. today the pennsylvania gop released this statement saying quote, tom wolf's tax hikes would cost residents of abington school district nearly $22 million in new taxes like a diaper and day care tax. time for tom wolf to step off the campaign trail and join with the republicans in supporting a fiscally responsible budget. meanwhile, the central pennsylvania senator says he is not going to take a paycheck until the budget impasse is over and wants to make it law going forward. state senator introduced a new bill that would suspend the pay of lawmakers and top state officials while there's no budget agreement, saying taking a paycheck while there's no budget deal would just make him a hypocrite. today, pennsylvania republicans said they won't approve any tax hikes without privatizing liquor sales across the state and that they could eventually override the governor's veto. so this goes on. live in the digital operations center jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news. back to you.

now to our first alert weather. time to brace ourselves for another heat wave. >> here we go. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking the forecast. can we see rain first? >> yes. right now in fact we have some showers around. they are isolated pretty small, but locally heavy. that's what we are seeing. heat wave is expected to start tomorrow. we are only in about the 80s. near delran mt. laurel parts of new jersey palmyra, we have locally heavy rain and the thing about this rain even across 295 near mt. laurel this is heavy and not really moving very much. we have seen it pretty much sitting over the same spots for about an hour now. we have even had radar indications there could be a little hail in this shower here. it's fairly heavy. the precip rate is almost three inches in some spots, not the entire area if it sits here for an hour there could be two inches of rain. we will watch this very closely

right around the p.a. turnpike near glenside we have heavy rain here too. the main trend this afternoon and evening will be isolated but heavy showers which don't have much movement to them. that's going to be in the forecast for this evening. allentown, 86 degrees. 85 in philadelphia. low 80s through much of delaware wilmington dover, even wildwood coming in at 81. 79 in pottstown. little cooler. but the humidity is going to be up the rest of the afternoon, tonight and for the next several days. humidity is going to stay in the forecast. for the rest of the evening, isolated shower by 6:00 p.m. this evening. by 8:00 p.m. same thing. still a chance of an isolated shower. by 10:00, you will definitely feel the humidity as temperatures are in about the mid 70s by then. tomorrow, we will be hotter than today. that will start us off with another heat wave. heat wave number three. we will take a look at those numbers coming up. philadelphia police are looking for the driver wanted in a hit and run that left two boys

without a father. accident investigators say francis arroyo was the passenger in a sedan struck by a mitsubishi suv on east luzerne street last night. he is survived by his pregnant fiancee and two sons. his brother oswaldo was driving the sedan at the time of the crash. according to the victim's teenaged son, francis tried to protect his brother from the impact. >> my dad turned around he did this, my uncle, his baby brother, wouldn't get hurt where he could take all the pain. >> police are looking for the owner of the suv involved. the family is also looking for their pet dog, max. the dog on the screen was last seen inside the sedan at the time of the crash. it's now missing. the dog is the companion to arroyo's 12-year-old son who has special needs. investigators want you to take a look at this couple suspected of stealing the identities of several elderly people in montgomery county. eric and porsche martin ran a

heating and air conditioning repair center but authorities aren't even sure the company provided any service at all. instead, they say the martins swindled tens of thousands of dollars. they allegedly did it using the names and social security numbers of unsuspecting victims. most who had never met them. >> these people were victimized because the martins obtained their personal information, names, date of birth, social security numbers, and used personal information from victims to apply for loans fraudulently. >> authorities are still looking for the martins tonight. if you know where they are or think you are a victim upper dublin township police want to hear from you. coming forward. dozens of bill cosby's alleged victims appear together on a magazine cover. tonight a local women's center tells us the impact it could have in the fight against sexual assault. 23 recalls. the government says that's how many issues fiat chrysler mishandled. now the company has to pay up.

who is getting money and who would get a new car on chrysler's dime? the presidential campaign trail will soon arrive in pennsylvania. which of the 16 republican candidates will make a stop in philly tomorrow?

an historic move for the boy scouts of america. the organization is planning to lift its blanket ban on gay leaders. the boy scouts executive committee unanimously approved a resolution to end the ban earlier this month. it will become official policy if ratified by the organization's executive board later tonight. the move would allow scouting groups to select adult leaders no matter their sexual orientation. however, some groups will still be able to limit leadership jobs to heterosexuals. to decision 2016. republican presidential candidate scott walker plans to make a campaign stop in philadelphia tomorrow. the wisconsin governor will head to passyunk avenue for some cheesesteaks at pat's and geno's. the latest polls show a lack of support for almost all the presidential candidates in both parties. as nbc 10 national correspondent steve handelsman explains hillary clinton is upside down in popularity with general election voters.

>> reporter: she's still got a big lead with democrats in new hampshire and iowa where hillary clinton today made a pitch for climate control. >> i want to get back to our country setting big ambitious goals. >> reporter: she got bad news as the e-mail controversy continues. clinton's unfavorable ratings in iowa and new hampshire among voters of both parties are roughly 20 points above her unfavorables. >> this has to give her supporters pause and some republicans a little hope. >> reporter: donald trump's negatives are even higher with registered voters in both early states. the poll shows trump leading in new hampshire and almost tied for the iowa lead with scott walker. in the 16 candidate gop field. the party chair sounds okay with trump. >> he's speaking out to people that are really frustrated with washington, frustrated in many cases with both parties. >> reporter: frustrated rivals are desperate to get attention. like huckabee invoking the

holocaust charging the deal with iran would march israelis to the door of the oven. >> ridiculous if it weren't so sad. >> reporter: barack obama knows poll problems. his were in the upper 30s, lower 40s in iowa and new hampshire in 2011. but he went on to win both states in 2012. the kind of comeback that hillary clinton is counting on. steve handelsman, nbc 10 news. r & b singer bobby brown issued a statement today saying he feels completely numb following the death of his daughter. meanwhile, authorities have revealed they will perform an autopsy on the body of the 22-year-old. bobbi kristina brown died sunday in georgia. she was found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub six months ago. she was the only child of the late whitney houston and bobby brown. the medical examiner says the length of time between her death and when she was found could complicate that autopsy. the u.s. navy and coast guard are stepping up their

search effort for two teenagers missing off the florida coast. they went out for a day of fishing friday. yesterday authorities found the boys' capsized boat about 170 miles north of jupiter near daytona beach. the coast guard says so far they have searched an area about the size of the state of indiana. to colorado now. there was concern today that jurors in the trial of james holmes might be influenced by last week's theater shooting in louisiana. the judge determined the jury could still be impartial. the jury is deciding whether holmes should be sentenced to death or life in prison. holmes killed 12 people and wounded 70 others when he opened fire in a movie theater in aurora three years ago. today, 12 of the jurors admitted to hearing about last thursday's shooting in louisiana. that's when a gunman killed two people and wounded nine others in a theater there before taking his own life. defense lawyers in colorado were concerned the jury might want to punish james holmes for possibly

inspiring a copycat shooting. funerals for both women killed last thursday in louisiana were held today. jillian johnson was remembered as a talented artist and singer in an all female band. mayci breaux was just starting her study to become a radiology technician and worked at a local clothing boutique in lafayette. north korea has a new warning for the united states tonight. it comes as that country marks the end of the korean war. fireworks and festivities are marking the anniversary throughout north korea. it's been 62 years since the agreement that brought the korean war to an end. today north korean officials issued a warning to the united states saying that another war on the korean peninsula would leave no americans alive to sign a surrender document. well a decent day and also a humid day across the area but now we are really seeing popup

heavy showers that will pretty much end your day. if you are seeing some of these, they are very slow to move and that's why we will be keeping a very close eye on these for locally heavy rainfall which is what we are seeing in some areas. the whole week is going to be humid so that humidity is not going away. tomorrow will be hotter than today and the days to follow. we are looking at another heat wave in the forecast this week. live look at center city pretty much mostly cloudy. we have rain in the vicinity. it's mostly north of philadelphia area. 95 degrees, feels more like 88 degrees. the average high this time of year is 87. today we have only gotten to the mid 80s but tomorrow we expect to be in the low 90s, mid 90s wednesday and thursday. that would be heat wave number three with the humidity so it is going to feel quite a bit hotter with the humidity. here's a look at radar. until we zoom in you can't notice too many showers because they are so small but they have been sitting in the same area for quite awhile over 295 near mt. laurel.

moorestown has been seeing the rain and up near cheltenham, glenside across the p.a. turnpike, we have seen locally heavy rainfall. look at the movement over time. it's been developing growing and kind of raining itself out. not much movement with these storms and showers. that's one thing we will be watching for any localized flooding possibilities. burlington county country lakes seeing a shower here. we could still see some more showers as we go through the rest of the evening. high pressure is in control to the north and west. that will keep us mostly dry tomorrow but we still can't rule out maybe an isolated shower in the afternoon. temperatures will definitely be hotter than today. today we are in about the mid 80s. some areas in the upper 70s. pottstown, 79 degrees. 77 in mt. pocono. 82 northeast philly. 83 degrees in millville. it is warm it will stay warm and humid overnight and tomorrow will be hotter. that will start the heat wave. future weather showing maybe a few more isolated showers.

not everybody by any means will get rain this evening. couple isolated showers could be locally heavy. overnight, some clouds hang around. tomorrow the humidity is here and the heat gets turned up too. 2 enclose 2:00, sunny, hot and humid. a chance of seeing a couple isolated showers which will help cool the temperatures down. into wednesday, we start off with still hot, humid conditions and it leads us into the continuing heat wave for the rest of the week. it will be a hot, humid week for the area. tonight, isolated early showers. it will be humid overnight. 71 for the low in philadelphia. mid 60s areas north and west. tomorrow, more sunshine than today. that will help turn the heat up. temperatures will be in the low 90s. with the humidity it will feel like the upper 90s in some areas. as we go through the week with the mid 90 degree temperatures wednesday and thursday that will make it feel like the upper 90s with the humidity.

we are looking at a hot stretch. 90 degree temperatures so far in each day for our seven-day forecast. next chance of storms looks mainly like thursday. environmental crews have been busy cleaning up a big chemical spill at a csx facility in philadelphia this morning. officials say a csx tanker car was transferring hydrogen peroxide from a train car to tanker truck at the grays ferry facility. about 100 gallons of hydrogen peroxide spilled during the transfer. a worker went to the hospital after he was exposed to the product. he should be okay. people are back in their homes after a fire in a high rise apartment building in pennsauken camden county. nbc 10 was there at the cooper river plaza apartments. the fire broke out just before midnight. one firefighter was treated for exhaustion. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. also tonight, new drone video shows massive destruction from a six-alarm fire in north

jersey last week. the fire burned for days at the 85-year-old auto warehouse in north brunswick. this is what it looked like when it broke out last wednesday. hundreds of residents were forced to evacuate nearby apartments but returned to their homes over the weekend. investigators are still trying to figure out what started the fire. the white house calls him a champion of change. how a local college student used technology to overcome his dyslexia and how he's sharing it with other children. millions are expected for the pope's visit in september. but will they all have a place to stay? the unusual spot that one new jersey church group has decided to spend their nights.

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happening right now, a philadelphia neighborhood stricken by poverty gets its close-up with the debut of a documentary. stories from the promise zone is a snapshot of life in mantua. a community group that mentors young people is screening the film at city hall right now. president obama tasked mantua to receive federal revitalization dollars in 2013. we asked an interviewer from the documentary if people in mantua thought the neighborhood was making progress. >> i think it's headed in the

right direction. they were making new buildings. it looked nice. things are getting better. >> the documentary was created by a group of teenagers. a college student was honored at the white house today. >> he was recognized for helping others who suffer from the same disability he does. the white house recognized nine people today. among them a sophomore at cornell university who suffers from dyslexia. after seeing how assistive technology helps him with his studies, he started a blog to teach other students how modern technology can help them, too. >> i use assistive technology myself to get through school with my reading difficulty as a dyslexic student. i think it's special that i have the disability and share what i learn with other people. >> assistive technology includes special computers, visual aids

and other devices used to make things easier on those with disabilities. instead of getting a fix, chrysler is offering to buy back thousands of recalled cars all together. >> it's an historic move by one of the country's biggest auto makers. why safety officials said it was necessary and how it could change the way future recalls are handled. all new at 6:00 the boy scouts of america are voting on ending the ban on gay adult leaders. what local scouts parents are saying.

sky force 10 is on a vehicle versus pedestrian accident in north philadelphia. a 20-year-old man was struck at masher street just in the past few minutes. the victim is being taken to temple hospital in extremely critical condition. no word if that vehicle stayed on scene. we will keep you updated. right now an historic move to protect drivers. a major u.s. automaker has agreed to buy back hundreds of thousands of cars that could be dangerous. tonight, fiat chrysler is also facing a record fine for its actions. >> this stems from the company's failure to handle nearly two dozen recalls that could put drivers at risk. nbc's jay gray has more. >> reporter: it's a road the auto industry has rarely been down before. massive fines, as much as $105 million. here's the twist. fiat chrysler will also have to

buy back nearly half a million recalled vehicles. >> this is about making sure that what's out in the marketplace and on the street is safe. and we take that responsibility seriously. >> reporter: the national highway traffic safety administration says the automaker failed to notify customers of recalls, delayed making and distributing repaired parts and in some cases failed to come up with repairs to fix the problems all together. the buy-back includes dodge suvs and ram pickups built between 2008 and 2012. plus more than a million jeep cherokees from the '90s prone to catch fire due to rear mounted fuel tanks. owners will be able to trade in their vehicles for above market value or receive a financial incentive to have them repaired. >> this is what we have supposed to do. this is our responsibility to do everything we can to ensure that when a customer turns that switch, that what's going to happen after that is going to be safe. >> reporter: in a written statement, fiat chrysler agreed

to the record penalties and said in part we also accept the resulting consequences with renewed resolve to improve our handling of recalls and reestablish the trust our customers placed in us. the penalties take effect immediately. jay gray, nbc 10 news. a buy-back usually happens when a problem is so serious it cannot be fixed and the vehicles need to be removed from service. specific details of the program have not been released but are expected to be revealed in the coming weeks. the national highway traffic safety administration has been involved in vehicle buy-backs in the past but never with this many vehicles. experts say this is a sign that the agency will be taking a much tougher stance against auto makers that don't obey safety laws. honda was recently fined $70 million for its handling of a recall involving defective airbags. for more information on the fiat chrysler buy-back, go to nbc10.com. let's turn to an update on your first alert weather.

nbc 10 is tracking a chance for rain tonight. >> first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here. we are bracing for another heat wave. >> the heat wave will start tomorrow but the showers are around right now. definitely not for everyone. mostly just very isolated small but heavy showers. live look across center city we have pretty decent conditions. it's warm out, becoming more humid, too, but some areas are dealing with isolated showers. when you take a look at the radar, you can see most of us are dry. there are only a few areas dealing with the showers. one right over the p.a. turnpike north of glenside south of maple glen. this area of heavy rain not really moving. we will keep seeing this rain falling but a lot of train that was around that and parts of new jersey near mt. laurel that's raining itself out. it went from heavy rain to pretty light rain in a quick period of time. near browns mills, this shower moving from burlington county into ocean county. that's very isolated. another one we are watching right around dewey beach in

delaware, this is very small but heavy. it really shows you how isolated the showers are. that's going to be the trend through the rest of the afternoon and into the evening. still the chance for some popup isolated heavy showers. by 6:00 p.m. temperatures will still be in the low 80s in the philadelphia area. even by 8:00 temperatures still in the upper 70s but still the chance for an isolated shower. it will stay humid overnight. by 10:00, mid 70s tan humidity will be here really for the next several days and the heat wave starts tomorrow too, with temperatures in the 90s. coming up we take a look at how long the 90 degree temperatures will last and if we will see more storms this week. at 5:00 it was a violent confrontation caught on video. the attorney of a delaware county man wants the u.s. department of justice to take over the investigation. we showed you this video last week of chester city and township officers arrested walter mote.

the delaware county district attorney said thursday he didn't see excessive force in the video. whalen says mote was armed and resisted arrest because he didn't want to go back to jail. today, mote's attorney says whalen's decision was quote, knee-jerk and premature. we are still waiting to find out if and when a philadelphia man will return to our area to be charged for stabbing his wife and baby daughter. police arrested stephen burton in maryland last night. investigators say he stabbed his wife and 1-year-old daughter inside their west oak lane home sunday morning. both victims are in critical condition. a 4-year-old boy was also in the home at the time. he wasn't hurt. a montgomery county man will go on trial for allegedly robbing and murdering a south jersey man who responded to a craigslist ad. thomas coffey was arrested and charged with the shooting death of daniel cook in 2013. prosecutors say cook his girlfriend and another friend drove from williamstown to west oak lane to buy an atv from

coffey. coffey allegedly shot cook in the face before robbing him. he was arrested at his willow grove home days later. since then several local police departments started offering safe spots for craigslist exchanges. conshohocken's police department lets sellers and buyers uses its parking lot to help ensure transactions are completely safe. the parking lot also has an emergency call button. from the nbc 10 south jersey news bureau police are trying to determine if this man on your screen is responsible for a series of drugstore holdups. the most recent in burlington township. police say the man arrived as the cvs opened sunday morning, and used a silver hand gun to force employees to open an office safe. he got away with thousands. police believe he could be tied to several other recent cvs holdups throughout our area. elsewhere tonight, atlantic city will again state its case for keeping a stronghold on gambling in the garden state.

atlantic county assemblyman chris brown will host a town hall meeting in egg harbor township. the topic will be whether to allow casinos in north jersey. there are proposals for casinos at the meadowlands racetrack and in newark but the state constitution would have to be amended to allow casinos outside atlantic city. tonight's meeting is set for 6:00 at the egg harbor township community center. a company in the lehigh valley has been saved from closing. now they want to celebrate by having you choose their next flavor. critics have compared it to a third world country but now major upgrades could be coming to an airport that you fly out of.

there's a new plan to redesign and rebuild laguardia airport. new york governor andrew cuomo unveiled the plan today. vice president biden was also on hand for the announcement.

the first phase will begin next year and will cost $4 billion. it will be the first new airport built after the september 11th attacks. it will be constructed closer to the grand central parkway creating more than double the space. meanwhile, rowan college is getting set for moving day. the community college preparing to move from its original spot in pemberton to a new campus in mt. laurel. right now, students are at both sites but the school says it can't afford to maintain two major campuses. it will expand the mt. laurel campus as part of the decision. they don't have a timeline yet for that transition. get this. a recently revived allentown soda company is letting you pick which flavor it should use when it resumes production. a poll lets customers choose between 27 soda varieties. the most popular pick will pop up before the others. they shut down in january but a new company acquired the name recently.

it's expected to resume production next month. find a link to the poll on nbc10.com. coming up a few popup showers this afternoon. other than that temperatures get hotter tomorrow so another heat wave in the forecast. i will show you how hot it will he get and the next chance of storms coming up. plus 35 women are making quite an impact. the new magazine cover that has people taking another look at the bill cosby scandal. two banks robbed three times in wilmington. the one thing police think might help you recognize the suspect.

have you seen this? 35 women on one magazine cover, all of the women say they are bill cosby's alleged sexual assault victims. the new issue of "new york" magazine hits stands tomorrow. some of the women revealed their identities for the very first time on this cover. the alleged victims range in age from the early 20s to 80s. the allegations against bill cosby have sparked conversations and questions over the last year. the cover of "new york" magazine sparking more discussion with its powerful image prompting the empty chair hash tag on social media which has been trending. joining me are two women from the women's center of montgomery county. christine, a volunteer and community educator coordinator and rosie, a board member and volunteer counselor. thank you for being here. stunning striking bombshell. just some of the words used to describe the cover. both of your initial reactions to seeing it? >> well we think the cover just

reflects the whole situation here, that there were probably so many people who have been impacted by this kind of problem of sexual harassment sexual assault. we don't know the facts in this particular case but we do know that there are so many people who are victims of intimate partner abuse, abuse by other people, and to see them all together certainly shows that there is some increased credibility here. >> each person's story is different but there are certain common facts and we know how difficult it is for rape victims, sexual assault victims to come forward and tell their stories. the fact there are so many people doing that we think is really powerful. >> you think that is what that empty chair represents in this picture? >> absolutely. there are so many unnamed people at this point that could potentially be involved. >> i guess the sad part about it is that you need 35 people to come together to bring some

believability to the story that alone that the stories are not as believable until they come together as a group. you don't have as much credibility. so we are sort of disappointed in that. we see that again and again, if one person comes forward it's just like we saw with the ray rice video, until we saw the video there wasn't as much belief. in a way, it's sort of both ways. we are obviously, it's great they came out, we appreciate their bravery is amazing because it is hard especially with the notoriety. we see that in domestic violence, if the partner is a doctor, lawyer, and in this case, bill cosby, how hard it is. they don't think anyone will believe them. >> the cover focuses attention on the victims. up until now much of that attention has been on cosby. how much of a difference will that make in the conversation? >> i think that's huge. we can't lose sight of the fact that the victims are just that the people whose story isn't being told.

the people who if they don't come forward have no chance of getting support and resources and there are so many resources in the community that are available to people who have been victims of sexual assault, domestic violence. we want them to be connected. we are hopeful now that more people will come forward, will contact agencies like ours and others, and get the help that they can use. >> just quickly, for those who say bill cosby has maintained his innocence, he hasn't been charged, to see this with such similarities with all of their stories, and to see it all at once for 35 women on the cover, do you think that will be enough to change their minds? >> hopefully it will because if all of these people are saying the same story, as counselors the first thing we always are taught to do everyone should do, is to believe the story no matter what it is. believe the person. so of course this now we have so many people which again, it's a shame it took so many people. hopefully the emphasis will be

on what they're going through, the trauma they went through during this ordeal. >> we missouriknow the conversation will continue. thank you both. we appreciate your time. we can also tell you that one woman who does not appear on the "new york" magazine cover is andrea the former temple university employee who claims cosby drugged and raped her in 2004. her lawsuit led to the deposition where cosby admitting to obtaining drugs for women he wanted to have sex with. cosby has denied the assault allegations and has never been charged with a crime. we want to turn to breaking news now. hundreds of people are without power in montgomery county after this. that big tree there fell on wires on the side of the road. you see crews on scene in some of the video from sky force 10. this is the 8,000 block of brookside in elkins park. about 330 homes don't have electricity. we will update you on this breaking news.

most of the area now is dry but we have seen some isolated small showers around so popup showers or storms will be fairly small as we go through the rest of the afternoon. we will be keeping an eye on that. humidity, though will be on the rise this week. we expect it to stick around for most of the week and it will be hot, too. hotter than today. we are looking at another heat wave that would be heat wave number three. humidity on make it feel closer to 100 degrees. today we got to 86 but watch what will happen tomorrow wednesday and thursday. we will be back into the low to mid 90s. that will be a heat wave three days in a row of 90 degree plus temperatures. that will come with quite a bit of humidity, too. right now in the mid 80s, allentown. low 80s for reading. 79 in pottstown. mid 80s in philadelphia.

83 for millville, glassboro. 81 in dover. it is going to be warm through the rest of tonight and will stay humid overnight, too. we will still be keeping our eye on any popup showers. on radar, most of the area not seeing the rain. we still have a couple isolated showers around in upper dublin. that's very small but heavy shower. also near browns mills, this one not moving too much but slowly it was trying to make its way into ocean county and kind of redeveloped. it's really about it right now. we can't rule out a couple later on this evening but this big area of high pressure to the northwest will keep us mostly dry into tomorrow. so drier than today, sunnier than today on tuesday. still can't rule out maybe an isolated shower but a lot of you will see sunshine and hotter temperatures for sure. through tonight, we could still have a couple isolated popup showers. by 10:00 p.m. most of the area on the dry side. tomorrow, the humidity stays up. we stay mostly sunny, hot and

humid. again, we can't rule out an isolated shower. if you do happen to see the rain in your area at least it will help cool the temperatures down. we stay hot and humid going into wednesday and really this pattern will last through the end of the week. we won't really get any relief from the humidity this week. temperatures will only be getting hotter. also for tomorrow there's an air quality alert because of that for new jersey. you don't want to be the outside exercising, if you have asthma or any respiratory problems for tomorrow. tonight, isolated showers mostly early. not everybody. it will stay humid, 71 for the low in philadelphia. mid 60s north and west. tomorrow, more sunshine and hotter. today we are about the mid to low 80s. tomorrow we will be more like low 90s with the chance of an isolated shower. again, most of you won't see that. wednesday, very hot, mid 90s with humidity feeling closer to 100 degrees possibly. thursday, that will be our next round of thunderstorms chances across the area. mid 90s thursday.

friday, still looking hot but dry. into the weekend, so far it looks pretty dry. temperatures will still be in the 90s. how far would you go to see the pope in philadelphia? >> one group in new jersey is willing to sleep at the zoo. their story next. coming up on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" a vote to change the boy scouts of america. why parents of some local scouts say they welcome gay leaders.

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we are about two months away from pope francis' historic visit to philadelphia. as we have been reporting, finding a place to stay will be a real challenge. >> as reporter jen maxfield shows us a new jersey church group plans to sleep on the floor at the philadelphia zoo for a chance to see the pontiff in person. >> reporter: melissa peters has already made a poster for her september visit to see pope francis in philadelphia. >> we're sleeping at the zoo just to see you. >> reporter: that's right. melissa and 220 other parishioners will spend the night sleeping on the floor of the philadelphia zoo in order to celebrate mass with pope francis. >> it makes it more down-to-earth because we won't be staying in a hotel room with showers and continental breakfast and things like that.

instead we are sleeping with animals. >> reporter: the parents and children will sleep in zoo buildings housing the bird and insect exhibits. organizers say luxury is not the point. >> it is very different than a vacation or trip. a pilgrimage is a prayer experience. any discomfort you feel the excitement will be ten-fold. >> reporter: leaders have noticed pope francis was named for st. francis, patron saint of animals. they plan to post their circumstances on twitter and instagram in hopes the pope will take notice. >> if he kisses one of our kids i will be smiling the whole ride home. >> reporter: parishioners will pay $120 per person including bus transportation and the overnight. a bargain compared to what hotel rooms are going for. some are asking if there's still room on the zoo floor, but the zoo says they are completely sold out. jen maxfield for nbc 10 news. >> finding a place to stay is

just one of the many questions people have leading up to the pope's visit. nbc 10 has put together a list on the website. check out nbc10.com, and look for the special section called preparing for the pope. i will click it to show you what it will look like at home. we will update it constantly so you can plan accordingly. this list goes over the pope's stops across philadelphia and of course where you can see him. we will also stay on top of the latest traffic plans, also public transportation changes and find all of this right now on nbc10.com. coming up next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" -- >> identities stolen and a couple on the run. what police are urging you to do to make sure you're not one of the victims. also -- >> i really have no problem with them teaching my son how to tie knots and fish and all the things they need to do to advance in scouting. >> possible changes at the top.

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a father dead his brother hurt and the family dog gone. all of this after a hit and run overnight in philadelphia. good evening. i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> i'm jim rosenfield. francis arroyo died as he was working on a van. his brother oswaldo was hurt but the other part of this story is the family dog that's now missing. rosemary connors, that dog played a very special role in this family. >> reporter: you are absolutely right. the dog was the companion to oswaldo arroyo's son who has special needs. as you mentioned, oswaldo and his brother francis were working on this green van right here used to transport oswaldo's son around the city. they got into their sedan to take francis home for the night and that's when the crash happened on east luzerne street.

with barely a scratch on his body oswaldo arroyo is having a difficult time making sense of losing his only brother, francis, in last night's car crash on east luzerne street. francis, who worked in an ice cream factory, leaves behind a pregnant fiancee and two children one son is a toddler, the other a teenager. >> my uncle went to do a u-turn and was stuck in the middle. the car came the rest is history. >> he kept going. it's not right. not right at all. >> reporter: accident investigators tell us that after the driver of a mitsubishi suv struck the brother's mazda sedan, witnesses called 911 and followed the suv which the driver abandoned. police are looking for the owner of that car. >> alberto vangas is the registered owner of that vehicle. we would like to talk to him, see what information he can