at least one pulled a gun and started shoot. and a spray bullet hit her in the chest. >> and any time up choose to fire a gun it can end up any and in this case in an innocent person. >> and they performed c.p.r. but could not save her. she died at the hospital. and family and friends joined at the home too stunned to talk about it. friends pouring out grief on the facebook page. profile, she worked as a legal aid for a wilmington law firm. last night in the wrong place at the wrong time. police went through the neighborhood today door-to-door handing out wanted fliers urging residents to speak up if they know anything. >> you saw something, heard something, you know any information there is no bad leads we need your help. this is an innocent person, innocent woman who just went to the store and she got killed for it. >> and that was our david henry

reporting 10 people displaced after homes collapsed in cobbs creek. and chopper 6 over the scene on spruce street. and one home came down pulling a second with it and a third home was damaged. luckily no one was injured during the incident and walter perez talks with one of the home openers coming up at 6:00. and from our delaware news room, an undercover police vehicle hit by gunfire in wilmington. it happened just before 1:00 this afternoon when the officer saw a similar verify buick driving fast in the area of west 35th and north market street. the officer followed the buick and that's when the driver fired at the officer's car several times. the passenger window of the police car was struck. the buick then crashed into a parked car and the three people inside ran off. two were arrested by police, the

third managed to get away. the drowning death of a philadelphia police officer prompted the ocean city beach patrol to extend the hours. the beaches at 8th, 9th and 10th street from 10k a.m. to 8:00 p.m. every day. and it will include the rapid response team. the change in the wake of the death of a child that drown on june 29th swimming at the 9th street beach when life guards were no longer on patrol. and turning to the forecast, the humidity returned. it's been slowly creeping back all day. with the threat of thunderstorms, we head outside to adam joseph with the details from accuweather. >> big change from the weekend, monica. when the temperatures were in the 80s, low humidity. now monday comes around and the heat and humidity is back as you mentioned. looking at the numbers in philadelphia, 83 saturday, 86 yesterday. and today so far 92 degrees.

we were below normal all weekend and now above normal. 89 in the lehigh valley and trenton. 88 in reading. and at the shore with the wind coming off of the water only in the mid and upper 70s. but the dewpoints, slightly humid. don't have open pressive humidity like last week. dewpoints in the low to middle 60s. last week in the 70s. and it looks like the dewpoints will remain below the 70-degree mark even tomorrow as we have a strong wind from the southwest helping to mix and dry the air out in the afternoon. and a front lifting north and active evening, albany from boston with severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings. all of the weather at least for this evening remaining off to the north. so the evening planner looking pretty good despite it is a little warm and uncomfortable. 88 at 7:00, 86 at 8:00, 84 at

9:00. and when i come back talking about the hottest day of the week, which will be tomorrow. and a chance for some storms in parts of the area in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. now breaking news we are covering and following at this hour. chopper 6 hd over the scene in mount laurel. this afternoon around 2:00 p.m. the new jersey state police and mount laurel police in the parking lot of a hotel at route 73 and fellowship road, it is a live picture you were seeing. attempting to make an arrest of man when either a police officer or trooper discharged the weapon. the suspect with a graze wound transported to cooper hospital. it is unknown why the man was wanted by the police. but an active scene. we will follow it and if we get updays we will bring it to you during the news cast. and peach lovers in new

jersey have to wait longer this year for the crop to be ready. farmers stay the harsh winter is delaying the peaches and causing a lot of problems. and we have the latest on this. nora? >> we're here at the corn stop farm stand here on 206 and the big sellers here are every year are corn, tomatoes and peaches. the juicy jersey peaches are a little late this year and you can blame it on the winter. >> we love the new jersey peaches. they are juicy and sweet. and my husband loves them on cereal. >> and eagerly awaiting the harvest of peaches, but have to wait a little longer. >> it is just the nature of the beast. >> farmers say this winter's cold it delayed it about ten days. >> the coolness in the spring

delayed blooms, and that's where we run behind with the pollination process. >> and they have just begun picking the very first peaches of the season. >> this one is ready to pick now. this one is ready to pick. >> we know today they look beautiful on the tree and we hope and pray that continues through the season. >> a harsh winter can kill peach trees. at a nearby farm losing 3/4 of the crop. >> if the tree is not strong enough to go through winter they will die. >> and sales of $30 million a year peaches are an important crop to the garden state. number four in production. and they grow over 100 different varieties of the fruit. >> are you waiting for the peach to come in in >> yes. and i make peach pie and peach

cobblor. >> and i snuck a piece. >> i love the jersey peach and jersey ptomato. i will wait. >> and once they do come in we should have them through labor day and that's good news. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> looks good, thank you. a motorized bike stole frn -- from outside of a home. you see the man walking up on this street in oxford circle and another man in the background as a look out. if you recognize the suspects the philadelphia police would like to hear from you. and in toms river the police can't you to look at photos of a man wanted for theft. july 1 at the kohl's department

on 37 west. the man was seen putting items from a men's department in a bag and walked out without paying. if you have information call the toms river police. the police in chester responding to a shooting 24 minutes before the event, call in for peace, in that city. one person shot and rushed to the hospital. the district attorney gathered near by with police marching in solidarity wanting to end the violence and embrace run another. and the traffic report on this monday. >> getting live to matt pellman the one and only in the "action news" traffic center. >> hi, we are just getting details on a brand new crash that popped up here. i was over there collecting the details. on the roosevelt boulevard the southbound side. the emergency crews just arrived to the scene this is that dangerous on-ramp from fox

street. several vehicles are involved. you will see the ambulance taking away someone right now as we watch. at the moment the southbound lanes of route 1, the roosevelt boulevard not 95, the southbound ever route 1 blocked temporarily. it looks like they will just start letting the southbound traffic through. if your headed towards east falls. the northbound side backed up, but that is normal delay off the schuylkill. northbound up to broad street. and that is just in the last 30 seconds. and the overturned dump truck. the ramps are restricted but you can squeeze by. and in horsham township a crash at tennis avenue. and a vehicle fire at susquehanna road. and outside of 90 -- 95 a broken down vehicle. and debris spill, overturned

dump truck just cleared in debtford on the southbound ramp. the traffic light troubles down the shore at stone harbor boulevard with a 2 1/2 mile display. and we will keep you on top tv -- of it in the next half-hour. and coming up, pope francis meets with the victims of the earingry sex abuse and begs for their forgiveness. what he promised them necessary. more cases popping up of a ryeiews spread by mosquito. the symptoms and who is likely to get it on "healthcheck" and those stories and more next coming up at 5:00.

>> pope francis made his first face-to-face apology to victims offy -- of clergy sex abuse. >> and abeg your forgiveness. >> a translator relayed the plea to six victims during a private

mass. abuse caused some to turn to addiction and some suicide. and an advocacy made he must lead with actions not just word. and southern california, dying to save a swimmer. a wave crashed into him as he helped a struggling swimmer. and the swimmer got to shore but carlson went under. and they found his body three hours later and a rip current warning posted at the time of the tragedy. and a virus spread by mosquito. and they are concerned the numbers can grow. >> and health reporter ali gorman at the big board on what you need to know. >> the name of the virus is chikungunya seen in africa, asia, parts of europe and more recently in the caribbean.

that's where many americans are picking it up. it is spread through mow -- mosquito. and it is not fatal but causes discomfort. and so far they got them from travelling outside of the country. but the medical editor says if it changes the problem will get worse. >> the concern is that if the virus sets up shop in american mosquitos, and we have mosquitos that can spread this, then we can see a really big problem like we have with the west nile virus. >> the best protection is wearing repellents, sleeves and getting rid of standing water where they can breed. and pediatricians are sounding the alarm about teenagers smoking hooka. and saying one out of five have used it. and it can be just as dangerous

as smoking cigarettes. and kids in big cities with highly-educated parents are more likely. and a lot of talk about meditation, at work and even school students using it to destress. it is recommended for years. now scientific proof that it works. and researchers say just 25 minutes a day of mindful meditation is enough to feel less stress and to help with depression. of course unfortunately it is not as easy as it looks. the best way to learn is to take a class. they are offered at some medical and holistic care centers and yoga studios. and monica, it is on my list of things to do. >> good for the soul, thank you. a week-long pizza-thon kicked off in wilmington. dominoes donating 10% of local sales this week to benefit the hospital. to kick it offsetting up the tents and selling discount the

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>> all right time for accuweather at the big board. adam joseph is here, feeling a little sticky under the collar. >> we are cooking around the region, especially inland. and cape may a live look on sky 6. and a lot of folks on the beach. you see a few there packing it up for the day, heading on out. the sea pretty choppy, some whitecaps with a strong wind. cooler at the shore, temperatures only in the upper 70s with 77 at sea isle city, and the ocean temperature 65. and going inland and most locations in the upper 80s to low 90s. not only do we have the heat, but we have the very strong wind gusts from the south-southwest. 26 miles per hour in the last hour in wilmington. 29 in dover. a gust to 37 in philadelphia. mid 20s in the lehigh valley. 25 miles per hour at the atlantic city airport. with the stronger wind it helps some with heat and humid, it dries out the air.

mixing in the atmosphere, pull down the drier air so you don't have the stagnant, oppressive humidity. that's some good news. and the satellite and radar, a thunderstorm in the pennsylvania-new york border north of the poconos. even tornado warnings now just outside of boston with some of the storms as they are passing to our north. we look at the how-it-feels factor so to speak, the dewpoints that are jumping again between 65 and 70 tomorrow. over the weekend it was in the 40s and the 50s. once you get into that range you can say yep, when i step outside it is certainly feeling humid. with that up tick in humidity and the air temperatures warmer, the heat index in the upper 90s to near 100 degrees. and late in the day we'll be watching a front. most of the day is dry, but say about the late afternoon, evening hours watching storms that will try to fire up near the lehigh valley and the poconos. and any storms that pass by

tomorrow even and tonight are mainly north and west of philadelphia where a risk of severe weather is tomorrow from reading, allentown to the poconos with damaging wind gusts and hail. but rather skadered in the region, but where they hit they will hit hard. and the 5day at five forecast, hot again and even thunderstorm far to the north and west. we will see if they try to make it into the delaware valley. and a lingering showering, but back to 80s here. humid wednesday and humidity drops thursday/friday. gorgeous in the mid 80s. over the weekend the humidity is back saturday sun and clouds and 87 and possible pop-up in the afternoon. i will have the seven-day in the next half-hour. >> thanks. and much more to come in the neck half however "action news at 5:00." a berks county family who loved

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