to the west and it has produced severe weather and tornado warnings, pushing to the east-northeast and we'll watch that line later on this evening, we can expect most of the action to pass through between 7:00 and 11:00. the strong of the right now looks to be through our pennsylvania counties north and west of i-95 and the main threat is damaging winds as the line progresses through and this is coming after a hot, humid day, 94 in philadelphia, and 93 in wilmington and at the shore the sea breeze has kicked in with temperatures in the mid-70s. when we come back we'll talk about the timing of that storm specifically on future tracker 6 and what follows in the full accuweather forecast. >> breaking right now, city leaders are about to address the controversy over the weekend fire that killed four children. community leaders are urging calm one day after grief gave way to anger on the streets of southwest philadelphia. the big story on "action news"

is the continuing call for answers over one some say is a slow response to a deadly fire on saturday. john rawlins live now in spring garden. we expect an update any minute now. >> any minute now we should hear from the fire commissioner for the third time. it's not clear what he will be saying, whether it will be further clarification or the 911 calls that were made or get a timeline of exactly which units were called in and when they arrived and when they went to work. it's a hot button issue and the subject of protest. how fast does the fire department respond to saturday morning's deadly fire, that brought protesters out to the street last night. the radio dispatch for what was thought to be a rubbish fire. >> and the first fire truck,

ladder 4 actually arriving at the scene just about 3 minutes. >> we are on location. we have three, two story rowhouses fully evolved spreading on the porches, city officials have repeatedly site that time frame saying it was a punctual response, some say the that it was 30 minutes thark is lies the mayor says. any information that indicates otherwise is absolutely positively. directly, incorrect. >> but some that live near the fire scene continue to question the response, they say that a truck arrives but it was 20 to 30 minutes before the firefighters were able to put water on the fast moving fire. the truck came but it didn't have no hose, it was 20 minutes before the response.

yes. >> now we are going live to the news krofrns that is underway at the fire administration building, lets go live. >> you'll have the audio portions of 911 for the audio calls and the time and then we also have for you, we have transcribed the first part of the 911 call for you and you'll get a handout of the gis, locations for both engine and ladders that responded. but first commissioner please -- >> thank you chief. as the chief of staff stated, we are going to give you a brief update on the current investigation, we can only supply certain information but we'll do our best to get clear the timeline of the response to this tragic event. what you see first is the gps of the companies that responded.

the first engine and ladder. if you look at the color code, ladder four is right there, engine 40 station. and they came out of their station and turned right there at the corner. they were actually on a call, upland street, if you look at that, they made themselves available as soon as they realized they had a response in their district and they responded to that call. and made one minute after the ladder got on location. engine 68, the engine that was dispatched to this assignment because pipeline 40 was already on a call came from 52nd and woodby, you see the response where they came down, 52nd street and how they got to the

call. also, 7 came from the same section, and they responded down 52nd street and came down woodland avenue to get to the call. at the bottom of that, the timelines that shows how long it took them to get there. and everybody will be provided a copy of that handout. >> so, lets talk about the response and the call. 2: 2:4458 seconds, they got the first call, and dispatch was aided. 32 seconds after there was pay verbal dispatch for rubbish. 25 seconds after that, there was

a second 911 call stating that there were four houses on fire. 21 seconded later. a member from ladder 4 for engine 40 station caught fire communications via the land line in that station and said that the box should be struck out, there appeared to be a couple of houses on fire, so 21 seconded after that dispatch, a member of that station requested for a box assignment. which encompassed three additional ladders and two chiefs. 56 seconds later, two chiefs were dispatched by the compute aided dispatch system. and 4 seconded after that, the verbal dispatch for that assignment was made. ladder 4 had already started to respond to this incident before the actual box assignment was struck out and by then

requesting a box assignment assured we got additional resources on scene quickly. 27 seconds after that, ladder 4 arrives on scene. 39 seconds after that, ladder 4 gives a report. three, two story dwellings in the middle of the row, houses fully evolved strike out the box and all hands were to go in service and ladders to prepare for rescue. 1:05 after that, pipeline 40 were available. they were already on an automobile fire, and reported they were availableable to respond to the incident. 35 seconds later, pipeline 40 arrives on scene. so as you can see they got there quickly from that auto fire. 50 seconds after that ladder 4

reported that four occupants were trapped. 2 seconds later ladder 6 arrives on scene. 20 secs after that, ladder 4 orderers and requests a second alarm and that gives us another five engines two ladders four chief and one deputy chief for this assignment. one medic and two special operation companies, 19 seconds later -- >> have you been listen to philadelphia fire commissioner derek sawyer's lay out his department's response to the deadly fire. the allegations from some residents in the vicinity is that the fire department did not responsibility quickly enough and did not get water on the fire quickly enough. derek sawyer responding the second by second response and firmly refutining what the mayo

has done. we'll continue to stream this news conference online at 6abc.com. john rawlins remains on the scene and will have a full report coming up later on tonight. in the meantime we have the latest on the fire investigation and the protest on our 6 abc news app right now, you can see the slideshow and read more about the young victims find out how to help the survivors it's freer for your apple or android device. three people are in the hospital after a skydiving accident in buck county. they crash landed at a high school in perkasie. david ryis live with more on what happened. >> reporter: yes, it happened right here in the school yard of goose elementary school. two skydivers fell from the sky in front of the school custodian

who was out mowing the grass. >> he saw two skydivers fall to the ground, their parachute was not deployed. >> in were flying out of nearby pennridge airport. they jumped out of this plane by skydive philadelphia. one is a seasoned instructor from hill town and the other is a first time jumper from philadelphia, they apparently had a problem with their primary and backup par chutds, normally they land on the airport grounds but they landed in the school yard a mile away. the school principal says they were conscious when they ran to help. >> they were moaning and they were somewhat conscious. you could see there was some trauma there. >> one had a bone protruding from his ankle and the other

could mot move his legs. they were take and to temple university hospital and lehigh valley hospital. no word on their condition. they landed 20 feet in front of the custodian on his lawn mower. >> we did a shelter in place because we have summer school going on and fortunately the kids were not outside, we did a shelter inside so the kids would not see any of this. the perkasie police and the federal aviation administration are investigating the manager of skydive philadelphia says that any number of things could go on and it will be a while before they know exactly what happened. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a new york city mother is in custody after police say she abandoned her baby on the new york city subway platform, the woman says she is homeless and can no longer take care of the little girl who is now safe

thanks to the tender care and patience of a complete stranger. >> surveillance video, shows 23-year-old fm dabs entering a subway turn style gate, pushing her baby in a red and white umbrella stroller and she boarded a train when it pulled into the station, a witness cities dab push the stroller outside of the doors and she never exits, she is gone and her helpless baby girl is left alone, abandoned at one of the busyiest stops. that witness says she waited with the baby for 20 minutes, hoping that her mother would come back for her. she brought the little girl to police who rushed her to the hospital. she is said to be doing okay with no apparent signs of

trauma. it shows dabs entering the subway stake earlier in the day alone. >> she abandoned the baby at columbus circle. >> dabs is charged with child abandonment, she told detectives she is from north carolina and came to new york. last week after the baby's father passed away, she can no longer take care of the little girl and thought she was leaving her in a public space but thanks for the stranger now we go live to matt pellman in the traffic center to see how we are looking out there. we are spotting showers in spots, like here on 422, a shower rolled through and left drops on the camera lens and the sun is returning to the oaks area. the westbound side of 422, still wet and slow from route 23 to

this point on out past oaks, a much different scene in west falls, bone dry, but still heavy on the northbound of the boulevard extension from this point at the ridge avenue on ramp and police activity attracting attention. on the schuylkill and 95 just normal afternoon delays, speeds on the northbound side, between center city and cotman after knew, and southhampton, bucks county, between meadow road and bustleton pike and a crash at landsdale, meanwhile, lower providence we are watching an accident at eagle view road and pine town road and that is in that area that just got wet. lets grab the ipad and dotd commuter report on this tuesday afternoon. lets get this working quickly, no the ipad is not working for us this afternoon.

we'll check it again in the next half hour a local doctor is speaking up for all cancer patients and trying to help them in their recovery, monica malpass is live in the newsroom with more on this, this doctor in south jersey started a national drive to meet with laser specialist. the doctor is out working with these patients to get laser treatment to remove the marks for free, ali gorman has one patient's story at 5:00. plus, this delaware dad takes matters into his own hand when he can't get his wife to the hospital in time. a special story you don't want to miss. brian and alicia? >> all right monica, thank you. we startd this newscast with a line of storms coming our way, lets get the latest now, adam

joseph is at the big board to fill us in. >> the main line of storms are in pennsylvania, near pittsburgh, it's sunny and hot and humid, we have one downpour in montgomery county pop up and one in buck county and that turned severe and continues until 5:00 this evening. for a severe thunderstorm warning, just to the north of doylestown and aiming towards new hope, and hunterdon county. it has 60 miles per hour and one-inch hail coming out of this storm. new hope 4:19, lambertville 4:21 and flemming ton 4:40 moving to the northeast at 30 miles per hour and 22 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. this mode is the hail core mode, as it was passing landsdale and

in between doylestown, it had the history of producing one-inch hail, just about 15 minutes ago south of doylestown it picks up 1-inch hail. it's weakening with this storm but still a severe storm packing some very powerful winds as it heads towards new hope. 96 right now in philadelphia, 97 in wilmington and 99 in millville and 94 in the lehigh valley, and it's breaking the heat with the shore and the sea breeze, feeling like the 70s, this is the main line, moving east of pittsburgh, it has a history of producing severe thunderstorm warnings because of very strong winds but also has some rotation with the storms with tornado warnings south of pittsburgh, as it approaches state college, you can see the amount of lightning strikes all the spikes coming out of the storm. we are looking at 453 lightning

strikes. it eners western lancaster county and hits the corridor at 9:00 tonight, but as the storm is pushed to 95 and east they begin to weaken as they head to new jersey and southern delaware because of the sea breeze, stabilizing the at atmosphere, you'll see a potent severe storm and it's in pennsylvania and it should weaken as it hits new jersey, in fact the storm prediction center agrees with that thinking, here is the line, anything north and west, we have a threat for the severe weather this evening and the red in northern parts and western parts of pennsylvania, a moderate risk with a tornado risk up there. not a tornado risk for us but it's something we'll follow, for the damaging winds and hail. from you heading to the union game, warm and muggy and watch for the storms coming from the west, you'll see the lightning if are you sitting in the stadium looking westbound and temperatures in the 80s. as we look at your four day at

4:00, better tomorrow and humid and out of the 90s at 89 with still a scattered storm in southern new jersey, thursday and friday, the humidity drops and sun and clouds, and temperatures in the upper 80s. better to breathe. with the temperature of 87. >> thanks adam. >> a day on the water turns into an unexpected camping trip, how two men ended up stranded on the island in the middle of the delaware river. >> plus, a roller coaster derails in the middle of a ride, the accident that left people stranded in the air for hours. the number one reason that people return clothes that they purchase online, because they don't fit, they are offering brand new tools to make sure you get the right size right off the bat. >> and our news apps are free of course. people are stuck in very old habits

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the israeli military is on an offensive today against palestine after the kidnapping and murder of three teenagers. they destroyed its target, more than 100 sites that israel has hit over the last 24 hours, israel is also mobilizing ground troops in response to rocket

attacks by hamas after a palestinian teen was picked up and killed in retaliation for the ids raily teens. two teens were rescued after spending the night on an island in the mill of the delaware river. >> police say that a man was out last night but had mccal problems and he called a friend for help but that guy's wave runner also broke down, the two men spent the night on chester island. 38-year-old larry nower put on a life jacket and swam to the terminal to get help. >> both men are okay. >> what are the chances? >> we are buzzing next. coming up if you thought tom hanks was cool, and he is cool, you'll love this video. it was posted by justin bieber.

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"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, and brian taff. news" continues with "action news" continues with the details on the sleepy yankees fan that is trying to sue the major leagues over the mid game nap. plus, trapped and terrified. 200 people spend hours hanging 30 feet above the ground, after a thrill ride goes off the rails, what they are saying about their amusement park ordeal. why six new yorkers are putting love to the test. now two big weather headlines, one involving temperatures and one involving thunderstorms. everything looks calm from the sky 6 view from center city but from our radar that could change in the matter of hours. adam joseph is tracking a line of storms that could relieve some of this heat.

you have the heat and humidity this time of year, a cold front is coming through to wipe the heat and humidity out. it gets loud and strong and severe later on this evening. it's way to the west and we have one thunderstorm way on the border of mercer county and also buck county and southern parts of hunterdon county where a severe thunderstorm remains in affect. the storm is around new hope, anywhere south and west of new hope, the storm has pushed through our region and a history of producing hail and very strong winds near 60 miles per hour. this is the storm now, 20 lightning strikes in 15 minutes ago, it's down to three and the storm is weakening through new hope. and lambertville and route 202, heavy rain right now, you hear the rumbles of thunder not producing hail anymore and the winds beginning to die down as it lifts to the north and east.

and it has a history of producing strong winds and from ann from buck county sent me this, you can see a couple of things, the top of this pine tree pushed down to the ground it was probably ripped off and all the water is on the side of the road with the torrential rain as the thunderstorm passed through. we are watching a potent line to the west moving away from pittsburgh and the central part of pennsylvania, 500 lightning strikes on average with this as it pushes to the east, we'll watch the line and the timing is from 7:00 and 11:00 tonight. as a solid line pushes through, the strong of the part of the line will be north and west of i-95 through our pennsylvania counties and the main threat is very strong winds as the line and cold front approach from the west. brian the good news as it pushes over i-95 in new jersey, the

line weakens. thank you. and you know you don't have to ever be caught by surprise by one of these thunderstorms, get access to live radar conditions even on the go with our free 6 abc storm tracker app. if a severe thunderstorm warning is issued you'll be the first to know about t. you'll have weather alerts sent right to your phone. turning to the investigation into the frightening amusement park accident that happened in california last night. one minute dozens of riders were zipping around a roller coaster at 55 miles per hour and the next they were at a dead stop, some people were injured and some were trapped. this after the lead car slammed into a tree that fell across the tracks, abc returned to six flags magic mountain today. >> dangling at extreme heights for hours, what was suppose to be a fun ride took a sharp turn

and became frightening for all the wrong reasons. >> we have 22 people on the ride. >> they were trapped on a ride called the ninja for hours, it derailed the coaster's first car when it hit a tree branch. >> we heard yelling and panicking. the ride called the black belt of coasters, normally looks like this, it speeds along at 55 miles per hour coming close to trees at several points along the tracks, after the branch fell, it looks like this, the white metal arm is suppose to be attached to the railing. >> there is pain and confusion when something like this happens. >> they struggled to free the riders, lowering them off one by one. >> i was stressed out to get on any other rides. >> despite the incident, thrill seekers were back at the park today. >> my sister was scared that i

came but i hope that the rides are good and nothing bad happens. >> the accident comes just over a week after dozens of p.m. were stranded 200 feet up in san diego. >> four people that suffered minor injuries are treated at the hospital and released. reporting in california, channel 6 "action news" philadelphia police are looking for the masked gunman that died up a custodian to rob the tavern that that man was cleaning. at five points barb in winfield heights, vest gatders say that the suspect confronted the worker when he was taking out the trash just before 10:00 in the morning. even though the 68-year-old man was forced into the basement and tied up, he managed to call for help. the suspect escaped with $300 in cash and the bar security

system. police are looking for a violent robbery suspect that held up an olney business while wearing a green hard hat. at gold buyers on north fifth on sunday, the suspect leaps over the counter and starts beating one worker and yelled demands at the other. if you recognize this man, call philadelphia police. if took a delaware county jury less than an hour to convict a pediatrician, for shooting at her partner. daly a doctor at dupont hospital in claimed self-defense and accused grover of trying to run her down. firefighters rescued two dogs from the fire today.

they pulled the two pit bulls from the home, no people were independent side of that house as fires broke out on the second floor. the dogs were treated by the paramedics and they say it was caused by an electrical malfunction. and captain noah and the old toy department monorail will be sold off to help the please touch museum pay off their creditors, they say that they will begin selling off some of the museums assets including the exhibits. the please touch mousse automatic is trying to renegotiate the $60 million debt it still owes from the move. well, we may have celebrated the birth of our nation on july 4th, but it was four days later that the declaration of independence was read for the first time. today they reenacted that

reading outside of the old state house, known as independence hall, it was on this date in 1776 that colonel john dixon gave the first reading, costumed national park rangers gave out the first copy of the declaration of independence during that event. "action news" at 4:00 continues with details on new technology that could be a godsend for all of you shoppers out there. >> and why a baseball fan caught sleeping in the stands wants $10 million from mlb and espn. and this couple is tying the knot without ever laying eyes on

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a teenager fell into rough water and lost consciousness. 46-year-old gary golding tried desperately to grab the boy that got caught in the violence rip current and he got taken into the sea himself and got caught in the rip current. then his friend jumped in to help and finally mcnaulty pulled him from the water and began cpr, that teen is now recovering in the hospital. >> now at the big board, with the big talkers. >> he got caught snoozing in the stands on tv, and now this yankee fan is suing for emotional distress and embarrassment. he fell asleep at a yankees game televised on espn, he was

ridiculed and it was posted on mlb.com. they called it tired fan naps in the stands, he says he was humiliated and condition get a job now. >> espn is owned by our parent company, disney. here is one way to get the attention of passengers, that ignore the in-flight safety video, air new zealand played this and turned heads, it was swimsuit models in bikinis. >> your nearest exit could be behind you, it's called safety in paradise, it includes famous super models including christie brinkley, people are outraged and they signed a petition and it has since been pulled. but new zealand says they typically change their videos every few months any way and if

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ambulance pulling up to assist the victims, the fire truck additionally. we may be without the you right lane again, eastbound is at a crawl right now and they are indeed blocking the right lane, those delays spill back on to the schuylkill expressway, as they so often do, watching issues in abington, and a crash along huntington pike and a crash on the ramp from 309 southbound to easton road and glen side, that sounds like a serious one. downed wires in buck county along stump road and bustleton pike and lower providence eagle view road and pine road, a vehicle broke down, one of many in the phoenixville area, along collegeville road. it's 202 southbound side, heavy as always this afternoon past chester brook to 401, they will shift this pattern around and

look at this, moving on the southbound lanes, a smoother ride from 202 in the next week or so. >> we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. we'll step outside, sky 6 hd looking live, in cape may, adam joseph with the e

all right meteorologist, adam joseph along and you said it would be hot and you did not

lie. this is the peak of the heat. in order to back off the heat and humidity we have to get through a stormy evening, as we get to stormtracker 6 live double scan, in bucks and hundredor done county that has faded. it's hotd and hazy and humid everywhere, but we are awaiting a line of storms with a cold front to the west. 89 in trenton and 91 in allentown and 93 in dover and 94 is the high in philadelphia, again, with the very strong wind, churning up the ocean today. temperatures are only in the mid to upper 70s along the jersey shore and even the delaware beaches. as we look at satellite and radar, severe thunderstorm warnings are up. east of pittsburgh, approaching state college south of buffalo, a history of producing very damaging winds as the storms progress to the east.

right now there is not a severe thunderstorm watch for our area. the storm prediction area out of norman oklahoma, just sent out a mezo scale, the entire area is more than likely going to be issued for the next hour. as we look at future tracker, this is why, the line is knocking on the doorstep in the western serbs, it approaches the i-95 corridor at 9:00 this evening, any storms that approach from the west, wind is the main culprit with this, and it pushes off the coast by 11:00 and it's moving quickly and it clears out in the western suburbs, with this severe weather risk, downpours are on the moderate side, street flooding is low, and it's moving so fast it doesn't look like it's moving at this point. strong winds are the highest threat and for tornadoes it's at a low threat. any churning in the atmosphere

to churn the winds well to the west in the poconos, as we look at future tracker, the front is slowly progressing through, we start with sun and clouds and in the afternoon tomorrow the storm is lingering in southern new jersey, that is the best location tomorrow afternoon to see pop-up thunderstorms. 63 is the water temperature, a lot of clouds and hazy sunshine and a scattered downpour or thunderstorm in the afternoon, temperatures are warmer with a sea breeze, it doesn't look like it will kick in as we are in the mid-80s. warm with a scattered storm south of philadelphia tomorrow afternoon doesn't look anything like this evening could be at 89 degrees, sun and clouds, lower humidity come thursday and 86, still nice on friday of 87. humidity comes up on saturday, with the philadelphia union in town and muggy as well. it turns humid again, with a pop-up thunderstorm again at 88.

unsettled and 86, with a cold front coming through, 86 and turns cooler by mid n week. no thunderstorm watch up but more than likely it will be issued and damaging winds are the main threat. >> we didn't have a heat wave this year yet? >> we had one so far. >> that is it. yes. well, if you are an online shopper like myself, you get things in the mail and they don't fit and you want to send them back, we'll help you save it's kfc night.

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monica malpass. rick williams is off and sharrie williams joins us, the big story is developing at this hour. we are learning new details about the house fire in philadelphia that took the lives of four children. officials at the fire department released new details about the exact times firefighters were called to the scene early saturday morning. many residents said it took 30 minutes before fire officials showed up but fire commissioner derek sawyer says that is not true. >> that incident went from three houses to eight houses in ten minutes. if that fire had been burning for 10 minutes like they said the whole block would have burned down. >> sara bloomquist is live now where community leaders are urging people to be calm a day

of several protests -- >> outside the neighborhood firehouse, there is a small group gathered at the church and otherwise very strong. a protest broke out in front of this fire station. they are overwhelmed with sadness. who died in the fire that burned down the 6500 block of guestner early saturday morning. >> they needed to do something from here. last night a protest outside of a nearby firehouse, blocking fire equipment trying to respond to a call. we want answers, patrick is the father of two small boys that died in the blaze, like