he disappeared on july 7th. dinardo tried to sell that car on july 9th. investigators recovered the car on one of the dinardo family properties. he's a diabetic and his medication was found inside the car. >> deanna durante is live with the arraignment. we're beginning to begin with denise nakano. she's live at police headquarters. what's the latest there? >> reporter: we know he's been named a person of interest, but this is the first charge connecting him to wub of the missing men. he was arraigned here in bensalem. we see sky force 10 over the same path he took earlier this week when he was booked on an unrelated gun charge anden sent to jail to be bailed out by his father yesterday. in the past 25 minutes, we saw dinardo then taken away by the

police van to the bucks county prison for the second time this week. this is all thkz a stolen car. he tried to sell the car to a friend for $500. that was found with the unsigned title on a property owned by the family. >> there's no legal exchange of that video. his diabetic hit was found in that vehicle. >> the search tr the four missing men intensified today. on the turnpike asking for any tips or information. and earlier today a pairs of came to the home in bensalem and tok him into custody. now the district attorney said he would push for a higher bail.

>> team coveragen continues with deanna durante. she's live in doilstown where the arraignment for cosmo just wrapped up. >> he sat in a holding cell in b bensalem township, but this is where the district attorney and another district attorney along with the cheechs of police of where the towns are from stood this a very packed office. and pressing for the high bail. they have named the person of interest and stopped short of calling him a suspect. we're told that he's the individual whose car was found on the property.

he and another friend worked together. ask that the pair were apparently together on july th. and that mobile license plate readers spotted mayo's car as well as koz month's car on the same street seconds apart just before p.m. that's the last time he was reported to be scene. prosecutors got their wish pressing for that high bail here. $5 million cash. >> this was a decision we made going forward with this charge. at some point it's possible that this charge will be enveloped in a larger set of circumstances. >> others reported missing on

friday. investigators have been taking a close look at a family farm owned by cosmo's family. they are making significant progress. sources tell us they found a a very valuable piece of information there last night before the searching stopped for the evening. they are focusing on the same spot we have been showing you over the last several days. a very large hole in the ground that's not next to a farmhouse, but close to. . st that the latest, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> for more information about the men and the investigation, head to our website at nbc10.com or tap our free nbc 10 app. turning to our first alert weather, temperatures feel like the triple digits outside. day two of the heat wave takes its toll. we're looking at a live picture

here. people just trying to beat the heat. doing a pretty good job too. >> it's telting to get out in the sunshine. they have declared a code red health warning buzz of the severe heat. that means they should avoid time outdoors during the day. and the office of services for the ageing have a limited number of fans available to residents who need them. >> e we got the first warning. >> all of us need to take it easy. today is pretty hot as well. we have the first alert for dangerous heat.

>> it's somewhere between 95 and 99. the record for tomorrow's date in philadelphia is 98 degrees. ask we could tie or exceed that. 91 in philadelphia. 88 in vineland. 90 in atlantic city. a comfortable 78 in mount polk though. that's because they have seen shower there is to kind of cool things down. a bit more cloud cover there. the feels like is is horrible. just last. it was 104 in delaware. it's down to 99. still quite oppressive there. feels like 96 in philadelphia.

>> it's somewhere between steamy and oppressive. tomorrow we're going to straight up to dangerous because if it you spend too much time outside tomorrow, you're probably going to feel fatigued ask could get heat exhaustion. we're going to talk about that at 5:30. krystal klei is going to talk about things you can do to stay safe. al lentown at 92. you'll feel like 9. let's go out to new jersey. hamilton township, 94. you'll feel like 9 it will feel like 102. we'll have more on the heat and the chance of strong storms coming up in just a few minutes. firefighters in atlantic city had to take cover while helping a shooting victim. someone started firing at them. we have exclusive video of that shooting. it started it all. this is video from a nearby store.

you can see a man riding a bike when someone runs out tr an alley and shoots him. it happened tuesday night. officials say firefighters who arrived to help had to duck behind a car when they heard even more shots. >> that's typical for our firefighters. they are good people. plus the community. >> it's scary. >>. >> shots fired in the middle of the street in northern liberty. video caught that action as well. today philadelphia police released this video hoping someone recognizes the shooter. witnesses heard gunshots on sunday night. no one was injured. the gunman ran down murt l streets. >> a delicate rescue in wilmington and was injured on a platform while hoisted 80 feet in the air.

an 11-year-old boy is dead after getting sick shortly before the daed death he complained of severe stomach pains. he was at camp in milford when it happened. police are wait iing for result from cosmetology tests to determine how he died. two allentown students are suing the school district after a they were denied the right to start an anti-abortion club. a spokesperson for the parkland high school district say they didn't have a problem with the club, but they want to change the mission, abandon certain activities and give up the right to fundraise. the district did their rights to free speech. the new fbi director nominee denied that the investigation into russia's interference on election day is a witch hunt. >> the future fbi director you consider this endeavor a witch hunt? >> i do not consider director

mueller to be on a witch hunt. >> the senate judiciary committee quizzed him on a number of topics and said he would resign rather than carry out any illegal presidential requests. meanwhile president trump traveling to paris today to meet with the french president and attend bastille day festivities. the leaders are working to find common ground. governors from both sides of the aisle are headed to rhode island to find solutions to national concerns. the national governors association meeting begins tomorrow and includes an address by vice president mike pence. the governors are expected to discuss the opioid overdose epidem epidemic, health care and climate change. people are packing atlantic city beach on this very hot day to see artist pink as the opening act at the atlantic city

beach concert series. aundrea cline-thomas is live on the boardwalk. the doors just opened moments ago. people i'm sure are excited. >> that is an understatement. they are ready to go. the gates just opened not too long ago. they have sold 42 million albums and counting worldwide. in many ways, it's a long ways away from her doilstown roots and this concert will be the close toast a homecoming she's going to have during this tour. >> pink is set to open the atlantic city beach concert series later tonight. hours before the gates open, lines had already formed to get her merchandise. >> the three of us heard once before in philadelphia and her show was amazing. and when i heard she was coming to atlantic city, there was no way i was going to miss it. >> reporter: fans tried to get a

glimpse during sound check. . tr it her edge thatten hasn't waned and message of women's empowerment resinates with fans. especially this group who dawned coordinated t-shirt asks drove seven hours from rochester, new york. >> toronto in the front row ask she puts on an amazing performance. if you're not even a fan of her music, it wouldn't even matter. she's an amazinger. >> this had show is the only one scheduled on the east coast which makes it even more of a reason for fans to come from near and far. >> leave the kids home and go see pink. >> thousands of fans are expected. you see the lines over there. tens of thousands more are expected tomorrow as the concert series continues. we'll talk about the impact to atlantic city at 6:00. for now, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> lots to drink out there water wise. >> hydrate, a lot of people out

there. putting a skill to a test. now a local marine jumped into action during a mountain rescue. how he helped to save a woman. and a mother and her stepdaughter murdered inside a a truck. we're hearing from the victim's family. the message they have for the shooter. i'm not surprised anymore. i'm actually surprised when they do follow the law. >> ahead the nbc 10 investigators expose parking inaccessibility in philadelphia. e we introduced you to the man who filed two dozen lawsuits in it his push to get things fixed. a live look from sky force 10 following breaking news. this is the detail that's transporting cosmo dinardo from the police department. he's a person of interest in the disappearance of four missing men in bucks county. we're staying on top of the story. we'll be right back.

tonight at 5:00, an unexpected new development in philadelphia's ongoing parking wars. >> the nbc 10 investigators have found spots met for the disabled used for a garbage dump and other things. george spencer has a preview of his story we'll see at 11:00. >> parking is tough to come by almost anywhere in philly, but take a look at this.

a port potty in one handicap spot and a set of trash dumpsters blocking others. he's pushing for a a fix. he's filed 22 lawsuits against parking lot owners and operators. tonight at 11:00 the nbc 10 investigators visit garages across center city. >> are you just putting this sign up because we asked? >> no, always a sign there. >> reporter: we show you what we found and ask whether anyone is keeping watch. >> every facility has to get its accessible plans approved before it can get a certificate of occupancy. the interesting gap we found usually comes a long time after a lot or a garage goes into use. >> so what about all of the value lie services. . a lot of times in center city, value lie is the only option. >> the value lie service is one of the most interesting parts of our story because they are so common in center city. we have an example of one

tonight where it seems the rules were a surprise to even the owner of that garage. >> we will be watching. very interesting. thank you. to this now, good samaritans come to the aid of a woman hit by a drunk driver. someone captured the rescue in huntington beach on their cell phone. this is it. shows a group of bystanders helping a family trapped in their car after crashing into a concrete wall and fire hydrant. you can see them reaching the back of the car and take a crying baby out. they also helped the woman driving the car. the man was arrested and charged with dui. research suggests stress if young children can affect a child's brin. early childhood from poverty, neglect and substance abuse can lead to death and disease in adulthood. the first three years of life are the most crucial.

pennsylvania is going online to fight the opioid crisis. today governor wolf announced that claire university in western pa is offering an opioid treatment specialist certificate program. it's the first of its kind in the state. school will begin offering the four-course program online beginning this fall. take the forcourses inside if you were to take them today because dangerous hot and humid conditions cyst. that's what we're dealing with. >> chief meteorologist tammie souza joins us. >> people have to be mindful of the heat when they are heading outdoors. >> they do, it's beginning to be a muggy night. it's going to be extremely warm and sticky and temperatures will be between 75 and 80 tomorrow morning. look at that. you can almost cut the sky with a a knife. it's just hanging there. all of the moisture in the air. we have the first alert for

tomorrow. but be mindful today is not a walk in the park. it's a very warm day. 91 in philadelphia. take a look at the dew point at 69. it feels like 96. that's not so bad. but look at that. 89 in cape may. dew point at 73. feels like 9 7. it feels warmer than the air temperature. let's go to doylestown. 89 and feels like 97. so in most cases, we are feeling oppressive and sticky out there. it feels like 106 at graduate hospital. how about 93 in chestnut hill. and in ann do ra, it feels like 95 degrees. it has been extremely sticky in delaware today.

this is when you factor in the moisture and air temperature today. let's take a look at milford. you feel like 101. we go to lewis beach and feels like is 104. there's no relief at lewis beach. not all places. some have gotten b showers. thinking feels like 91. and bethlehem feels like 93. in other words, it's hot everywhere. actually anned a voiz ri for the outlying areas. near record temperatures, a heat index of 105 plus. we're going to be looking at thunderstorms late tomorrow night. possibly some of these storms could be on the severe side. so here's what we're looking at. we're looking at 98 tomorrow with a heat index higher than that. storms, 85 on friday. the weekend is actually looking

fairly quiet. >> we want to keep you updated on breaking news. this is a live look from sky force 10 we have been following the police detail transporting cosmo dinardo from the police department. that detail has arrive d at the bucks county jail. you're looking at the van right there. delaware nar kndo the person of interest of four missing men. >> he's inside this fevehicle. we're going to wait a few seconds to see it we see our first glimpse of cosmo, the 20-year-old who is a person of interest in the disappearance of the four missing men tr bucks county. deanna durante and denise nakano have been all over this story today. as we hover from sky force 10 over the bucks county jail. we'll make sure we bring you this picture and new developments as cosmo leaves that vehicle as soon as it happens. we're learning new information about a mother of five killed in a deadly crash. what witnesses told police

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we're following breaking developments in the missing mystery unfolding in bucks county. we have new video. this just into the newsroom. this is cosmo dinardo in custody again this afternoon. a judge ordered him held on $5 million cash bail as he's walked there with the assistance of two officers into the bucks county jail. police say he stole a car belonging to one of the missing men and tried to sell it. that car belonged to tom mayo. he's a diabetic and his family told authorities he never went anywhere without his medicine. the investigator says that medicine was in the car dinardo was trying to sell. >> authorities have intensified the search at the dinar doe

family house. they say they have not found human remains. nbc 10 has a team of reporters. live coverage coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00. now at 5:00, the dangerous heat wave. three words sum it up. what are they? hot, hot, hot! very simple to remember. >> find ways to stay cool. the hot and humid temperatures are sticking around. >> the heat really is no joke. the scorching temperatures can overheat your body. temperatures in the 90s and thanks to the heat and humidity, it feels more like 100 to 105 degrees. we have team coverage tr our first alert weather team. chief meteorologist tammie souza is tracking your hour by hour forecast. >> now is the time when many people experienced heatstroke. krystal klei has the warning

signs. but first let's begin with tammie souza. >> outside it's very warm. we have a first alert. this is going into effect tomorrow, but you should observe this. everybody watching us now. you're involved in this. this is from 11:00 until 8:00 tomorrow night. this is going to be oppressive. uncomfortably warm and hazy. it's not going to be a comfortable night. this is for dangerous heat with a feels like of 100 to 105 today. it could be around 106 or 108. sol isolated spots might get as high as 100 degrees. it may be the hottest of the summer. 91 in philadelphia. 88 in vineland. it's cooler in mount pocono because that's where you have seen some showers. we'll break down the heat when i come back.

but right now, the dangers of the hiet is what we're going to focus on. for that i go to meteorologist krystal klei on the patio. >> we issue first alerts because of situations where really it's best for you to stay inside if possible on days or when you're talking a heat index higher than 100 degrees. so let's get to it and talk about the symptoms related to heat exhaustion and heatstroke. if you are with someone and they look pale with clammy skin, that's an indication of heat exhaustion and a fast but weak pulse and heavy sweating. now jump to heatstroke. hot red skin, rapid strong pulse and a body temperature of over 103 degrees. in addition, you can look for these signs. heat exhaustion, thauz ya and dizziness, fast ask weak pulse with that muscle cramps and weakness possible and fainting. heatstroke, though, you can also experience nausea and dizziness

with a headache and confusion, shallow breathing and also fainting. so notice some symptoms are both categories. but these are things to keep in mind if someone is confused or have a headache. so here's the first aid you can administer. move the victim to air-conditioned areas. lay the person down with loose clothing, a cool, wet clothe can be applied. you can fan the victim and offer them sips of water. if they continue to get sick, you need to seek medical help. heatstroke becomes a very dangerous situation. this is when you need to call 911, take that person to the hospital. move them to a cooler conditioned area. it you can't get them to the hospital and you're waiting for emergency service, you need to use cool cloths or cool bath for that person. do not give fluids. at this point in the body, that can be dangerous. and only fan the earn if you are stuck outside. if those feels like temperatures are below the high 90s.

you might just be heating them up even more with that hot air. so if that was a little too much information, this is going to be online. this is really something you should read through. heat illness is a big threat. we're going to look more in just a bit. >> really important information. remember stay up to date with the latest conditions on this extreme heat]p. download the nbc 10 app to have alerts sent directly to your phone. tonight the investigation continues into the double murder of two women sitting in a pickup truck. the shooting. happened around midnight on north lawrence streak in north philly. police say the truck's engine was still running when officers arrived on the scene. steven fisher spoke to a family member of one of the victims and he has strong words for whoever is responsible. >> reporter: police do tell us those women were sitting this

the truck that was parked right here along warren street when they were shot and killed. e we did speak with family members of the victims. you can see a few of them just up the street. this is something they will never get over. today at the scene of the shooting on warren street, music, prayers and a lot of tears. >> i'm in so much pain right now. >> they told me they dpot shot. that's what i felt. >> the 35-year-old and her stepdaughter were brutally murdered just after midnight. both were shot multiple times in the head ask neck. >> we're never going to get over it. we're going to miss her. >> alex mendoza is her nephew. >> she was happy all the time. so people kind of got drawn into her. >> e he says they have a big family and that's when they were inaccept. >> with so many questions left

unanswered, families have a message. >> just turn yourself in. back live you can see family members just down the street, a prayer vigil will take place later this evening. that's supposed to start at 7:00. >> where are police in their investigation? any leads yet? >> reporter: detectives were actually back here today looking for witnesses to interview. we're not sure how much they were able to get from this location. they also are asking tr your help. anyone with information asked to contact lis. >> thank you. here's a look at the stories making headlines county by county today. in new castle, delaware, new details in a deadly crash that killed a mother of five when she plowed into an animal shelter. witnesses told police cooper was speeding moments before sunday's crash. that crash sparked a fire inside

the spca. three cats were killed. nearly 100 animals were displaced. an argument led to bullets flying inside a home this morning. police just gave us an update minutes ago. he was at his girlfriend's house when he was grazed by one bell et. taken to the hospital. lis are investigating this case. so far, no arrests have been made. someone is impersonating the new castle county sheriffs department. people have received phone calls from someone representing themselves as sergeant or lieutenant. they demand money in the form of gift cards from the caller to avoid arrest. the sheriffs office wants to remind everyone thot to fall for the scam. a trip turned serious when a local marine heard a woman crying for help. the basic items he used to help rescue her from the top of a mountain. then new at 5:00, the creepy reptiles found inside a package an airport.

philadelphia police locking for whoever stab bed ask beat a woman with a hammer filling her. sky force 10 flew over the scene in the long crest neighborhood. it happened at hill creek drive around 7:00 this morning. officers found the victim stabbed in the neck and beaten with a hammer.

so far no arrests. fire destroyed a dollar store in west tld. these are pictures of the damage left after the crews put out the flames. the store on 52nd street and baltimore avenue. no one was hurt. an update to a story we told you last night. the master mind the bridgegate scandal will avoid prison time. he was sentenced to three years probation and 500 hours of community service. federal prosecutors pushed for no prison time because his testimony helped convict two former aids of chris christie. the governor has denied any wrong doing. small summer pests are creating a big problem. brown ants or house ants aren't harmful, but they are real pest when is they invade your kitchen or bathroom looking tr water. watch out for black ants because those are dangerous. they eat through wood. much like termites, they can destroy your home.

philadelphia's dynamite pest control says both kinds of ants roare locking for the same thin. >> anywhere there's moisture. they like water, sugar and food. >> hearst what we learned tr the professionals. you need to call someone if it you have carpenter ants. brown ants you can buy the ant baits at the store. tomorrow morning, another summer pest. look at them there. mosquitos, the insects can pose a serious health threat. how to stop them in their tracks and how to tell when a bite is something more serious. potentially deadly cargo at the kennedy airport. half a dozen king cobras were discovered in a mail package. customs agents noticed something slithering inside the package. it was supposed to contain a plastic tray. they were turned over to the fish and wildlife service.

oh deer, this deer decided to go on a grocery run. it was in search of wine and spirits and had no problem get tlug the automatic front doors. customers were stunned. they walked past the checkout counter. people in the store formed a line and agents ushered him right out the back-door. >> good thing he's all right. >> something to talk about for sure. >> from a deal to a dud, a a customer switched cell phone carriers but the mobile company never gave her the discounted deal how nbc 10 responds resolved the problem ask got her money back. and dangerous heat wave, that's what we're facing. it may be hot, but it is going to be dangerous. we'll break it down for your neighborhood ask let you know what time you need to stay indoor asks what time it's safe to go outside. and coming up at 6:00, you won't want to miss this. people on vacation at the jersey shore turn themselves into

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new video of a local marine who helped save the life of a woman while hiking on mount fuji. this is video of the man zefg the medal for their heroic

actions on the mountain. one of those marines is from philadelphia. ann tantonio martinez says they found the woman lying on the ground struggling to breathe. they used t-shirts and walking sticks to try to makeshift stretcher ask carried the woman down the mown to get help. >> it was good we had the tools and the training to apply to bring her down. definitely used the training. >> he says they found out a few days later that the woman was okay. thanks to those it guys right there. steve scalise is showing signs out of improvement after he was shot at a baseball practice nearly a a month ago. doctors moved the whip out of the intensive care unit, but louisiana congressman remains in serious condition. we have learned scalise had surgery last woke and being treated with infection. four others were wounded on june

14th when a man opened fire on that baseball practice. police killed the shooter at the scene. now to the dangerous heat wave. a live look at boat house row. temperatures reached 90 degrees today in some areas felt like more like 95 to 100 degrees. some people found time to go bike riding or even take a walk. this is video from kelly drive earlier this afternoon. let's check in with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist tammie souza. people have to be careful out there. the heat really is oppressive. >> it is. it doesn't sound warm, but you factor in the moisture and you get the feels like and that's what's going to get you and tomorrow warmer temperatures and higher humidity is why we have a first alert for dangerous heat. so for tonight, it will be uncomfortably warm and hazy out there. it's going to feel sticky and not it a pleasant night. this is for the suburbs and

hutch of south jersey, delaware and philadelphia. and that's from 11:00 tomorrow morning until 8:00 tomorrow night. heatstroke are the main concerns with this. you have to pace yourself. and that is pretty serious. here's the area you can see the bright red is where we have the warning. the orange the is theed a voiz ri. between 95 and 9, the old record is 98 for tomorrow. you add in the moisture and that's where you get the feels like above 105. 85 in allentown. 91 in tld. 88 in trenton. refreshing. look at mount pocono at 78. there's been a few showers out there and cloud cover. and atlantic city just cooking. 99 is the feels like in dover. you had 104.

it feels like 96 in philadelphia. feels like 9 a 5 at mountly. and in atlantic city, it feels like 95 degrees. it will be 98 in south philly. look iing at 100 degrees as the feels like. it will be 92 and feel like 98. allentown at 92. you'll feel like 98. could see a shower or storm. we're looking at hamilton township. it will feel like 100. and harington will be 9. you'll you're going to feel like 106 degrees. right now doppler radar just picking up very light showers far north and west of philadelph philadelphia. we had had a a little activity, but we're watching the main body of the system still coming out of the the midwest. it looks like tomorrow in the afternoon could see gusty and strong storms making their way through the area. by tomorrow evening, that's

along the jersey shore. and overnight we could see a few more showers and storms on friday the front comes through and could bring us storm or severe storms. but it also is going to cool us down. tomorrow we're looking for 98. dangerous heat tomorrow with strong storms possible. we could see strong storms later in the day. it will be 88 on saturday. much less humid. still warm, but comfortable. and look at sunday. next monday and tuesday, you can follow us on our app at nbc10.com. download the app ask we have right there for you to follow in case we get storms. >> that's right. cell phone deal to switch carriers goes totally wrong. . >> one woman took the bait, but

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that breaking news at 6:00, a new twist in the mystery of four missing men. the person of interest back in jail now charged with stealing one of the men's cars. and the search intensifies at this farm. >> we are going to find something, i have no doubt of that. >> good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. first up at 6:00, the person of interest kos month dinardo is held on $5 million bail after he was arrested for the second time this week. sky force 10 caught him walking into jail just minutes ago. investigators say he tried to sell tom meo's car, one of the missing men and is a diabetic. his medication was still inside it the car. and that vehicle was skovr sdoed on the farm that cosmo's family

owned. the search is only intensifying tonight. >> let's go deanna durante, who is joining us live. so much has happened in the past three hours. bring us up to date. >> reporter: this arrest of cosmo dinardo took many people by surprise. it happened quickly. they took him out a side door of his home. he was arranged by video. he was at the jail in a booking cell planked by two lawyers. he answered maybe two or three questions that the judge asked and let the lawyers do the talking for him. >> in marked police van, he goes to jail for the second time this week named a person of interest in the disappearance of four men. he was released after his dead posted $100,000. he was arrested on