iphone and house keys. >> we recovered the iphone and we recovered the house keys that were taken from that victim and we have a statement from the offe offender. >> garcia was arrested at this upscale rest ran where he was employed as a food preparer and a deliveryman. she was walking home alone from an evening with friends at a tavern at 15th. and sansone. >> we believe the male followed the female for some distance and then positioned himself at a point where he could intercept her path. >> police questioned his roommates, all illegal immigrants over the weekend and had to let them go.

the ping from the iphone led them to the boarding house were they all lived. >> that was able to get us into the general area, that was critical however that did not lead us to that house. >> tonight homeland security officials and from the department of immigration and custom authorities are said to be looking into these cases and garcia is locked up face charges of rape, kidnapping and robbery. police say he had no previous arrest record here in the usa. >> vernon thank you. we first told you about garcia's arrest on the 6 abc news app you can use that to find updates and surveillance video of the attack released by police. more than 1,000 people have no gas service right now in southwest philadelphia, but the problems for pgw actually

started with a water main break, john rawlins live at 56th and woodland, they tell us this is a unique problem with no easy fix. >> we just got off the phone with pgw, and they say that the number of people without gas service is 700, pgw says they can't remember anything like this happening before in the past, or the immediate past, right there is the epicenter of the problem and we have a lot of frustrated pgw customers with questions. >> i complain because we haven't had any gas and i can't take a shower or anything. >> i have my pan and eggs ready and i try to turn on the stove and nothing. thank god for the microwave. >> for two and a half days no gas service. >> people improviding bacon,

scrapple and toast on an outside grill. >> and the water pipe burst and somehow, nobody knows for sure how, 40,000 gallons of water flowed into the gas pipe, it was a bad mix and they shut off the gas in a 14 block radius. still customers including this fried chicken plays no gas. >> no fried chicken no nothing. >> they are using vacuums to remove the water and it's a slow process. >> now an army of workers going door-to-door. and in some cases they restored place, they found that water reached gas meters and appliances. >> now we don't know when it will return. >> pgw saying 700 customers without service here since

saturday night. it's not easy to say when they will get their service back, a number of them are red tag cases, where the water has got enpast the gas meters and the owners will have to get their meters inspected and say they are safe to use. >> john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we are breaking news into us right now from center city philadelphia, chopper 6 live over 13th street north of filbert street. 13th street is shut down because of a suspicious package, the call came in a half hour ago and crews responded to the scene and it remains an active scene right now, so far there are no evacuations as a result of that

recovery, a suspicious package at 13th and filbert. this is by the criminal justice center at city hall, this is a cause for concern because of prox imity to those two spots. we'll continue to monitor that situation. >> matt pellman will have an update on that, but meantime, a check of accuweather forecast. lets go outside to adam joseph. >> two in a row, that sunshine going to work, a warm day and more humid in spots here this afternoon. as we look at the numbers across the region in philadelphia, 86 degrees and 85 in allentown and 85 in trenton and 82 in wilmington and again the sea breeze is kicking in this afternoon and beach haven 66 and 65 in sea isle city. and off the bay 78 degrees. philadelphia union against the

cosmos, the u.s. open cup is in town and partly cloudy and muggy and a nice night for soccer. 82 to start and by the 90th minute it will be 78 degrees for the dew points we are in the 50s and to the north and west, the dew points are rising into the middle to upper 60s that moons there is more moisture in the atmosphere and that turns more humid. to the west where the dew points come back up, there are downpours and thunderstorms around with the low pressure near chicago, all of this is heading to the north and east and eventually we'll get into some of this action, but the good news is, some of this severe weather with this will lift north to new england. oppressively humid tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow night. and they come through with the possibility of localized flooding. we'll talk about the timing of those downpours and less

humidity again. soundses good, thank you adam. city hall this morning, councilwoman johnson joined advocates and families to the capital. they want the city to impose a $2 tax on each pack of cigarettes sold in philadelphia, and the school district is trying to come up with $96 million just to try to keep the statd us quo. >> there is now war of words emerging from pennsylvania, attorney general kathleen kane, it all stems from comments yesterday suggest that two children were not victimized by jerry sandusky. had her predecessors not brought a case against them. chad, those comments are not

sitting well today. >> reporter: no, they are not. colonel frank newnan at once headed up the attorney general office and then here to head up pennsylvania state police, he and others involved in the sandusky investigation, they want answers from kathleen kane. i talked to investigators that have been wtd case for the entire length, the head of the police frank newnan is baffled by the accusations yesterday. >> we have two individuals that say they were abused in the fall of 2009, that would be six months after state prosecutors took over the investigation. yet the two alleged victims were not involved in the trial nor mentioned in the report released yesterday and commissioned by kathleen kane who had alleged that prosecutors dragged their feet. if through the two alleged

victim was be the highlight of the molton report. which found that prosecutors acted reasonably. >> what is the names of two victims you are talking about, that is what i would like to know, so i could understand what the circumstances are that she is talking about. >> lead prosecutors tell "action news" that she was aware of one alleged victim who claimed he was molested before and after the case began but was not a part of the trial because of a host of creditability concerns. another question now looms, can colonel noon newnan who was pointed by tom corbett work together? >> it makes me question, why is this being done? as far as working together, that is our job and we can work

together. >> and kane's office rejected our request for a sit down interview but sent a statement. there is true and factual that evidence exits for two individuals, i'm live in harrisburg, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." here at the big board now, the situation in iraq is intensifying, the u.n. is saying that mostlycilliveans have been kill there had this month. secretary of state, john kerry is in iraq today and he is telling abc news that iraq is not at civil war. >> it's civil strife, new not civil war yet. >> they say they could force the

kurds to force their own independent state. they spoke to the central government of baghdad yesterday in an attempt to avoid civil war there, trying to adapt policies to give more opportunity to kurds and others. >> it's up to iraqi, they have to make their decision. >> last week president obama announced that the u.s. will send up to 300 military advisers to help iraqi security forces, bringing questions how affective that will be now especially after all the resources that we spent in the region. >> america is not going to keep them at bay, that is not the definition here, america is going to help iraqi keep them at bay. >> a new "washington post" poll found that two-thirds are opposed to helping ground troops fight the extremists, and the

president ruled that out as an option. and the violence there persisting, they have disapproved of the president's response than of the job he is doing. >> do business now, it was a rough day for stocks, the dow dropped almost 120 points on the day and the nasdaq was down 12 and the s&p fell 2.5 points. sales of new u.s. homes rose more than 18% in may, that puts them at their highest level in six years. the gains come after declines in february and march, which analysts blamed on the harsh winter. the area that saw the biggest game was here in the northeast, and sales were up more than 54%. >> time to get you caught up on the "action news" travel report, lets get a check of the travel report with matt pellman.

>> a nice weather report, i was going to show you a disabled vehicle and penndot is dreaming of lazy summer days spent on a boat in the schuylkill river, we won't show you the disabled vehicle and it's on the west side by south street. it causes slowly west from bear and south street. when you jump on the vine street expressway, eastbound side of broad street, they got that one pushed off to the side as well. schuylkill eastbound heading into the vine delay stacked from the roosevelt boulevard into 676, earlier crash on 95, now long gone and the southbound delay trying to work itself out by cotman avenue. and northbound had the delay because of gamer and police activity. on the big picture, we have the police activity, a suspicious package in center city by the

chilis, and stick with broad instead. and in upper moreland watch out for a house fire, eastern road gets you around it. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report, one friend says a minor crash northbound in culpsville, not causing the same issues as yesterday, with those broken down vehicles. think of a lazy day on a boat and we'll be back in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. a berks county man is facing legal trouble after police say he went too far to enforce the speed limit in his neighborhood. "action news" anchor, monica malpass is in the newsroom with this story. >> hi shirleen, the speed limit on this one is 25 miles per hour but one resident apparently got upset when he saw anyone speeding and here is what

happened next. bruce mckeegan took matters into his own hand to slow people down, what he put in the street to stop people from speeding and slow down and faces serious charges because of it. plus, more local hospitals are introducing 3-d technology to detebt breast cancer, ali gorman will show us what this is and how it works. we'll see you at 5:00. >> thank you. the skyline in downtown reading is changing, it's going to save money but it means the end of a decades old tradition. they have turned off the lights for gh over the courthouse there, they were in disrepair and came down during renovation, it would have cost $200,000 for new led color changing lights and $72,000 for white lights, the courthouse lights date back

to the 1930s, the different colors were used to demonstrate the next day's forecast. now they have to rely excluszively on the accuweather forecast. >> which we'll toss right now to adam joseph outside. >> i think it's green, we are good to go here. tomorrow maybe a little more orange around the radar, as we take a look at city avenue, it's bright and sunny and it feels decent out here where the relatively low humidity, the number on city avenue, 86 degrees and the dew point at 55, and when it hits over 65, 70, winds out. south-southwest and the heat index 86. quakertown 82, 82 martins creek, and oxford 82 degrees, berks county 84, and the south 84 in hammonton and ewing 90 degrees.

and as we look right along the shore temperatures are cooler with a sea breeze only in the mid-70s. philadelphia and trenton and beach haven, all comfortable in the mid-50s, they are starting to rise in the west and south, into the middle 60s and dover and wildwood hitting 70 degrees, down to the south it's feeling more humid and on the border line oppressive here. across the board tomorrow, dew points back to near 70 degrees, you step out and feel the sun and you instantly sweat with the oppressive humidity and with that humidity bouncing back up, that is just a lot of water sitting in the at atmosphere waiting to be squeezed out. no threat for downpours or thunderstorms here, through the ohio valley and northern new engla england, as we time it, a

scattered shower and morning clouds for the rush hour and the majority of day is on the dry, humid side and you can see all the weather, especially the severe weather, misses us to the north, and during the late evening hours, after 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, that is when the front passes through with a random thunderstorm, all the real heavy rain -- good evening honker -- it will be in new hampshire and new england. in the philadelphia we could see a minimum of at least a half inch of rain. but the storms are scattered tomorrow but where they do hit they will be heavy with a quick inch or two, and some of the downpours could create some localized flooding and vivid lightning, upper 60s to near 70 degrees, muggy and a shower in the predawn hours, the flavor of the day more humid and warm and most of the day is dry and late

in the day, and in the evening and overnight hours, downpours and random thunderstorms, 88, morning clouds and sun 87 and less humid on friday and a decent amount of sun, 86 degrees and partly sunny and a guy way to start the weekend. we'll let you know if the rest of the weekend will bear on the sunny side in the next half hour. >> still ahead, a real life royal on a fictional throne. see queen elizabeth on the set of game of thrones. and we have heard of dumb criminals before, but this has u.s. officialed shaking their heads. a criminal logs into facebook and leave its open for the owner to fin

two children are dead after a freak accident in southern pennsylvania. a falling tree landed on a car as it was driving on 403, the children in the backseat were crushed to death and two other kids were hurt, a man driving and a pregnant woman were also injured. the tree came down because it

was rotted at the base. >> a police officer is being recognized for his heroism after rescuing a woman that was laying on the railroad tracks while a train was coming. when he pulled up to the tracks the lights came on and the bar came down. he pulled her off the tracks just in time. morale ez is a former marine that has been with the department for just a few months. >> what are we buzzing about today? >> a real life queen and fictional royalty come

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we are have breaking news on the blue route southbound past villanova, sky 6 is looking at an accident, a car flipped over on the right hand side of your screen, you can see cars inching by the accidents, and of course we'll keep an eye on this right now. the roadway is not shut down just yet, one lane is passing through and matt pellman will have the latest in the traffic report. it is time now for the buzz. and the real life queen of england got cozy with the

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hello again, 4:30 and "action news" continues on this tuesday. a devoted dad takes to the stage to make his wheel chair daughter smile. we are saving you money on a cross country summer road trip, nydia han tells you how to travel and eat and and joy a good book all for free, first, dietz and watson is making a big move. they are building a new distribution center in philadelphia. after the company was killed by

fire in new jersey in september. some jobs will be moved to the new location and not everyone is happy about this plan. david henry is live in wissinoming where the facility will be built. >> philadelphia's gain is new jersey's loss, this is dietz and watson's home base, they have their corporate offices here in philadelphia. soon it will be home to the nationwide distribution center, literally rising from the ashes. >> we are excited to build this campus environment we have here. >> the company is spending $50 million to build a new distribution center adjacent to its headquarterers, it will replace the old centsner new jersey that was destroyed by a fire that burned for days last september. since then both new jersey and pennsylvania had been offering

the company financial incentives to rebuild or relocate. the ceo says it was strictly a business decision. >> to have our corporate offices and our distribution center in one location was a far better from a business environment. >> dietz and watson was founded 75 years ago in philadelphia. it tried to expand at its current site 10 years ago but the land was not available. now it's coming home. they say obviously we are terribly disappointed, always felt that dietz and watson was part of the delanco, family. the company credits city and state officials for putting together the land and monetary package, including $70 million

worth of state grants. >> pennsylvania is proud to partner with a family owned company such as dietz and watson, because with every new project we have, new opportunities for pennsylvania to secure family sustaining jobs. >> 150 jobs will relocate here joining the 750 people that already work here. both of those jobs are filled with the people that worked at the plant before the fire. >> david thank you. we want to revisit breaking news we passed along a couple of minutes ago. this is the live look right now through sky 6 on the blue route southbound, where one car has overturned in the center lane. a peco truck is on the scene and the overturned car is right behind that greenish peco truck in the center lane, traffic is

getting by on the outer most lane on the southbound side of the blue route, just past villanova, on the southbound a significant gaper delay is starting to amass there, can you see again, a couple of green penndot trucks on the scene hopefully uprighting that car, we don't know what caused this accidents. we don't know of the extent or existence of injuries. matt pellman is watching this one closely and trying to get you around the scene. an 18-year-old man was shot six times overnight and survived, it happened just after midnight on the 400 block of glenwood avenue, the victim ran to the 1300 block of ortany street. the gunman remains on the loose. now to the accuweather forecast, we are two for two so far on this work week.

>> that is it, it ends here. it all ends here tonight, that summer muggy type of weather will return as we take a look right now, a shot from sky 6, beautiful day and sun, warm and 86 degrees, the dew point at 55, winds out of the south-southwest at 10, and the temperature is 86 degrees, if you are headed to the bank for baseball, it turns muggy but it's typical baseball weather, 82 for first pitch, 78 degrees for the ninth inning, downpours and thunderstorms are off to the west of pittsburgh, that is pushing to the north and east and we'll have the timing of these downpours and just how muggy it starts to jump here in the seven-day forecast. coming up in just a bit. >> thank you adam. on that note, a cape may institution, is set to open its doors after major set backs.

the 1885 marion inn opens for business, the restaurant survived the 2010 fire, and financial lawsuits that followed. not only are customers happy to see it back open. so is the staff here, and the 35 employees that worked here when it closed will come here to work again. new to the menu again, and to the joy of my, vegetarian and gluten free options. church bells are ringing in moores town to celebrate the 350th anniversary of new jersey's founding. the episcopal church and others came together to commemorate the day. for what would become the state of new jersey. >> a big financial boost will help svelte. water fronts in camden.

they were on hand when the wells fargo regional foundation presented a check of $100,000, the money will be used to help develop a neighborhood plan for the central waterfront area. >> and from our delaware newsroom. more than a dozen girls that were taking part in a youth empowerment plant, visited the park in pike creek it's being held at the joseph szczerba academy in newark. they got to hear from the mounty patrol that used the impressive clydesdale horses in the park. coming up a burglar gets caught after making not so wise moves, during and after committing his crime. in health check, a new warning about cereal, may have parents

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returned to his home to find it ransacked. several items stolen and he noticed something else. over there on his computer, a facebook page was open to one nicholas wig, he stopped to check his profile while committing his crime and left it open. he left his phone number on wigg's page and who should text him? yes, wigg. >> i said you left some things at my house how could i get them back to you. >> he showed up at the house while police were waiting. wood got his stolen items bag and wigg is now staring at 10 years in prison. >> oh, boy. >> in health check at 4:00, a pop singing star opens up about a debilitating medical condition. he said that

conventional medications made him feel sicker and switching to the paleo diet, meats and greens, got rid of his symptoms. >> it went away completely, all the diet, and relieving the stress. >> jack osborn is another multiple sclerosis patient following the diet. there is no evidence that a change in eating improves m.s. and there is no studies of the diet and ms. a new report says that four to five cereals may give children too much of some nutrients, kids are routinely injusting too much vitamin a, zinc and niacin. they want the food and drug

administration to decrease the nutrients and better labelling. >> doctors say that the kids would have to eat a lot of cereal to get the high levels, of nutrients and the sugar in cereal is a bigger concern. a beautiful emotion for a father as he walts with his daughter during a pageant. >> it left her wheelchair bound and unable to speak or move, mackenzie won by 20 pageants, and dad came up together to dance with her should she could qualify for the talent competition. >> we are talking about an ad campaign, this one poking fun at the taboo topic of well, that time of the month, judy blume to

the rescue, hello a starter kit for young girls embarking on womanhood. a tween lies to her mom telling her she got it, retaliates and embarrasses her daughter with a first moon party. >> people started showing up at my house. >> grandpa, great to see you. >> you are so grown up. >> my grandparents, my friends? >> there are magicians and gifts, this is mane to prepare young girls and their families. are you a fruit and vegetable snob, do you snub produce that is less than perfect. a supermarket in france is

celebrating veggies, showing what they would normally toss, the growthesque apple and the ridiculous potato and the disfigured elplant and the ugly carrot and the unfortunate clementine. >> they are all 30% off and traffic in the produce department is up 60%, 300 million tons of less than perfect produce is not thrown away. swrel beautiful farmers market in our area, so next time pick up the ugly carrot. >> i am an offender, they are just as delicious though, that is true. give them a chance. >> it all tastes the same. >> thank you. lets get a check of the roads, lots going on in the blue right right now.

growthesque, hideous. shirleen and brian in the southbound direction. the overturned direction, it may have got and the overturned vehicle upright. penndot remains on the scene, the fire crews have left and it's all unfolding in the southbound lanes of 130, that is south of villanova, that is not where the delay begins, it begins way back in plymouth meeting and ridge pike with speeds like 9 miles per hour heading towards the accident scene. where the shoulder is squeezing by, and wrapped up at route 3, and it's an afternoon where you want to see alternates, stay on 452, and of course we'll keep tabs on it. still have that closure in center city, 13th and filbert, because of a suspicious package,

and a crash on 95 by the betsy ross bridge, knocking out the left lane, closing watertown road and eastern road 611 gets you around that. a crash at 70 at maple avenue taking out the left lane, and in glassboro, they are still working on the gas main break, blocking the lanes of 497 and 322 is an alternate around that. it's busy, we'll check it again at 5:00. >> thank you matt. [ tv's come a long way. [

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all right now to adam joseph and the accuweather forecast. >> i'm watching shirleen's hair curl. especially tomorrow the humidity will really spike here. we'll start to drop it by the end of the week. >> speaking of spike -- >> the action cam is on the schuylkill river, belt house row, a quick hint for you weather wise, if you look up to the sky, have you the blue sky and it means low humidity, when the sky turns milky white, it turns more oppressive and humid,

you don't need to know the numbers, you just need to look at the sky. looking at double scan, the present temperatures and downpours and storms way now the in the ohio valley we watch for the evening and night, double scan, all is quiet and it's a mild day with moderate humidity, it's starting to jump back to philadelphia. wilmington 82 and 85 in allentown and 86 in the city, a sea breeze keeping the shore communities only in the mid-70s this afternoon. everything is kind of arcing from our westd to our north, that is the general trend as we go through tonight and through the day tomorrow, we are protected now with the sunshine and weak high pressure, tomorrow it turns oppressive with the southerly winds, wtd front approaching the southerly wind and the humid air, 88 degrees and a deep moisture layer in the atmosphere, because of the winds paralleling this front, downpours that develop will train and move over the same

locations and that could get some communities into trouble and tomorrow there could be a spinning shower around and otherwise the flavor of the day is humid and warm with a mixture of sun and clouds. even at 4:00, during the news kastd tomorrow, you can see downpours and storms are way to the north of poconos and it's scattered around here. we have to wait until the deeper parts of the evening and overnight hours to see the front close in. you see the area is dry to the west in lancaster and reading and it's around midnight that we see the downpours and a random thunderstorm pass through. so as that happens tomorrow evening and tomorrow night, the risk here for severe weather is relatively low and isolated tornadoes are low and all the severe weather stays in new england and the possibility of street flooding. at the shore tomorrow, a mixture of sun and clouds and the water

temperature is 74 degrees and the on shore wind we stay in the 70s and cooler if are you at one of your favorite shore towns, warm tonight overnight and turning muggy and 70 degrees for the overnight low and an exclusive accuweather forecast, 88 humid tomorrow and much of day is quiet around here, late in the evening and overnight, watch for the heavy downpours and a thunderstorm. start with clouds thursday and sun returning and 87 and the weekend starts nice at 85 and more humid on sunday at 86 and the first day of july is tuesday, turning hotter and more humid and maybe the 3rd 90 degree day of the year. woe are lagging behind in the hot department around here. that is not bad. >> no complaints at all here.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. after a three day man hunt for a suspect, they arrested the man they say raped a center city doctor. the big story tonight is the arraignment of a south philadelphia restaurant worker accused of raping a 26-year-old woman. >> we learn how police closed in on the suspect and made an arrest. sara bloomquist is live at rittenhouse square with the story. >> this comes to relief to rittenhouse square residents. they were anxious to hear the deal tails and we got them from investigators at a news conference this morning. 28-year-old milton garcia is

charged with the rape of a 26-year-old doctor inside of her apartment on spruce early saturday morning. >> we got this guy off the street. can you rest easy today. >> here on the crime scene residents expressed relief after hearing about the arrest. >> i am super glad to hear of his arrest. what a shame, i can't believe it around a neighborhood like this, it's good to hear they were able to catch the man so quickly, garcia was arrested at the rest ran on board street where i worked in the kitchen, police say he is this man on surveillance approaching the victim as she walked home from a bar at 1:20 a.m., she was forced to her apartment and beaten and raped repeatedly, on saturday a ping from the stolen phone led detectives to the area of southeast 8 and and