police, and where he carjacked the s.u.v. he abducted the owner, a female real estate agent. and jonathan rosa came to the roundhouse with mother and minister to tell of his role in the tragedy. his attorney said the 19 year old rosa broke down sobbing when he viewed photos of the three children killed. they were struck and tossed into the air by the white s.u.v. >> i just left him. he is in shambles and he literally cannot erase the image of the poor child coming over the hood of the car. it haunts him like you will not believe. >> and the child's mother, keiearra williams remains hospitalized.ild's mother, they were part of a group vending fruit to raise money for the church's community garden. the sex assault charges in this case pertain to what occurred to the real estate agent when she was abducted by the pair, or allegedly abducted by the pair and taken by the carjacking.

among the significant breaks in the case, we are told it was the finding of a cell phone that apparently belonged to rosa who was found by a civilian at the crime scene and turned over to police. the authorities with high praise for the public's help in phoning in tips and letting them look at video so they could identify and locate the suspects in this case. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you. of course we are following the updates on this story as they continue to break on 6abc.com. stay with us throughout the evening as developments continue to unfold. we also have more photos and video from our ongoing coverage. we are also following breaking news right now in montgomery county. police and fire crews on the scene of a serious accident in hatsboro. chopper 6 live over the scene on county line road. they same the crash involved a construction vehicle and sedan, but they are still not sure

exactly what happened. there is also no word on any injuries. county line road is closed at this time between jacksonville road and park avenue. but as you can see, still very much a scene over there and bringing you more details as soon as we get them. one man dead, four other hurt after an early-morning shooting in the feltonville neighborhood. the action cam in the 4900 block of north front street where it happened about 12:30 this morning. police say all five victims were outside at the time, but they are not sure who started shooting or what set this off. the man who died was 20 years old according to authorities. the police have not told us his name. the other victims, a man, woman, and two teenage girls are expected to survive. and police are trying to solve a murder, a 22 year old man shot near 1:00 a.m. this morning on willow street in norristown. they are questioning a suspect and have not told us the person's name or the name of the victim. the latest on the violence

in the middle east and the latest targets in the attack, a park in gaza. at least 10 palestinians were killed today, including children. according to a palestinian health official, those kids were playing on a swing when the park was hit. this happened only a few minutes after the hospital in gaza city was struck leaving several founded. israelis and palestinians today trading blame for the strike. >> hopefully in we can make some progress, the people in this region who deserve peace can take one step towards that elusive goal by stopping the violence which catches innocence on all sides in the cross-fire. >> and again children were victims today. as kerry continues his push for a humanitarian cease-fire the obama administration is

defending him. and they say criticism of kerry can put the relationship between the u.s. and israel in jeopardy. but three weeks into this violence, and today children just the latest victims. shirleen? >> very, very sad, thank you. a fugitive task force and sex assault suspect in a shoot-out in new york city in the middle of the village near nyu as the police try to serve the suspect. the suspect, charles mozdir is dead. two federal marshals and a new york police detective were shot. they are all in stable condition. the police have not released the names of officers involved. dozens exposed to a mysterious chemical today during a hazmat situation in northampton county. chopper 6 hd over green star recycling in north hampton before 1:00 this afternoon. police say at least 30 people came in contact with the substance and it made some of them sick. five people went to the

hospital. hazmat crews are trying to make sure the area is safe. a huge tree fell across a road in delaware during this morning's storms and tied up traffic for hours. the actions cam was there and you can see the tree was blocking the way right there. no one was hurt, but cars had to turn around as drivers realized they couldn't get through. the power crews had to come to the scene because there was a fire hanging from a utilities pole into the tree. one of the downed trees in the region, but this morning's storms are out of here. the sun is back fortunately. >> thankfully. going outside to adam joseph for the first look at the accuweather forecast. >> quite a light show last night in the sky and early this morning. but those storms are way off to the north and east. and cooler air is beginning to push in. as we look at the numbers in the mid-atlantic you see warm temperatures along i95. 83 in philadelphia, 86 in washington, 88 in richmond. but very chilly air for july is

lurking north and west of the pennsylvania mountains. buffalo just 64. binghamton 68, and pittsburgh right now 63 degrees. as we look at stormtracker live double scan, most of the main action again in northern new england. but we have a stripe of showers moving through central parts of pennsylvania that could hit a few communities here early this evening. there could be gusty showers between the lehigh valley, reading and lancaster and they do fall apart. by 11:30 just some clouds linger, so your evening planner, there could be a spotty shower this evening, 74 degrees at 7:00, dropping to 72 by 8:00. and under mainly clear sky with clouds especially north and west at 10:00. temperatures already back into the upper 60s. we will talk about a true july break from the heat and humidity. the unbelievable numbers for this time of year coming up in the full accuweather forecast in a little bit, shirleen. >> sounds good, thank you. eagles fans got their first taste of football today as the

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the crook stole, we turn to "action news" reporter, sarah bloomquist. she is live outside on the scene. sarah? >> shirleen this has just been devastating for the lighthouse community center here in kensington. they believe a group of people broke into the building and spent the weekend inside. left with things that the nonprofit needs to operate. food for the poor, art supplies, computers for children. even the classroom pets are gone. >> yeah, it is devastating. >> the staff of the nonprofit lighthouse center arrived to get ready for classes. they knew something was wrong. the vending machine smashed, they broke into the pantry and stole food. room after room items were missing or out of place. >> they went through every single room. every single room was opened up. if a door was locked, they broke the lock off. opened up every door, locked cabinet and closet. >> the thieves took four of the

11 pre-school computers and the classroom pets raised by the children were taken. rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs gone. >> they opened up the cages and took the rabbits. this is devastating. diagnosis -- discourages and devastating. >> they provided summer camps free of cost to hundreds. and provide meals for families and the homeless. >> and it is devastating that they are going to rob places that they have probably eat before. >> the staff believe those responsible broke this lock on the back gate and got in on the window, finding syringes from the alley. believing they were targeted by someone in the neighborhood they try to serve. >> it is hard that work going into secure and have the best experiences for our children and come in and say oh, my gosh

where do you go from here. >> the lighthouse here operates entirely off grants and donations. they are really hoping now that the community will step up and people come forward with donations. things like food, clothing, computers, and even a new security system. they can accept those when they reopen to the children tomorrow. they can accept the donations during regular business hours. they don't want people dropping off any pets. they want to take some time to explain to the children what has happened to the animals that they loved. live in kensington, i'm sarah bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> all right, sarah, thank you. a psychiatrist wounded while stopping a patient's deadly ram major -- rampage is on the end and documents his recovery. one photo shows gauze on his head and hand. and the other shows his young daughter holding up a drawing of

her bandaged father reading "my dad is a hero." after his psych patient killed his case worker, teresa hunt in the medical center. and arraigned on a number of charges, silverman not expected to be charged. a man stopping into a wawa for a cold-cut was cold-cocked by an over protective father. they say this suspect punched the 47-year-old victim in the face because he thought that the man was oogling his daughter. and he is treatmented for a cut to the head and possible c concushion. a man couldn't believe his i'ms when he was driving along and a tree branch fell and

smashed his car. a huge branch on the deliver side happening in the 800 block of french town road in new castle around 1:00 p.m. >> it scared the heck out of me. i didn't know what to think. >> were you able to keep control of your car? >> i was and be able to pull off to the shoulder. >> and he walked away from the incident with a few cuts on his hand from the shattered glass. the windy weather could have been responsible from knocking it free from the free above. >> beachwood, ocean county ranked as having the worst water pollution in peaches -- beaches in new jersey. beachwood scored the worst with several waters samples with unacceptable amounts of bacteria. the good news, the state as a whole has the third-best beach water quality in the country. it will soon be illegal for minors to use tanning beds in the state of delaware.

"action news" at the american cancer society action network office in new castle as governor markell signed senate bill 94 into law. the measure not only bans minors from using beds, even with a rental consent, it mandates that the salons put up signs warning of skin cancer. and adam joseph with a closer look at the forecast. >> we are good to go for pretty much the rest of the week. maybe the end of the week seeing a couple of downpours but the humidity will drop big-time. a live look, a few clouds upstair. temperatures 83, and the dewpoint dropped back into the 50s and the drier air wofting from the west with wind sustained 22 miles an hour drying out the air. as we look at north beach haven, fantasy islands a few clouds in the sky there, 83 degrees.

the dewpoint a little higher at the jersey shore, taking time to time to drive it in at the coast at 64 and winds out of the west 11 miles an hour. stormtracker live double scan shows the severe storms in new england right now with the powerful low. but you see a stretch of showers through central parts of pennsylvania knocking on the door step of the lehigh valley. a few of us could see showers this evening, but otherwise a drying trend taking place. we'll talk about the well-below-normal temperatures for this week coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> sounds good, thank you. >> and you can stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com. there you will find our expanded collection of stormtracker 6 maps, detailed forecast for your area, along with the latest accuweather forecast from "action news." philadelphia school kids took a tour through art and history today from their seat at

the mann center. the philadelphia boys choir took the stage for this edition of the young people's concert series today. they were followed by attribute to civil rights activist and performance from the school of dance. and still ahead, is a play date past its prime? mean the local daddy blogger who says it is time for parents to give it up. plus talk about no pain, no gain. what is behind the new fitness device containing extra incentive to get to the gym -- an electric shock. later, reunited and feels so good. the dog greets her owner with a few squeals, but what the dog did next is what has everyone talking. and adam back with what the full accuweather forecast has

>> a man trying to ease through a zombie parade at comacon mowed down at least one person.hrough saying he plowed through the crowd because they were scaring his children who are deaf. and several people got angry chasing the car and punching the windows. and the father accidentally hit a woman trying to escape, treated for a broken arm. the driver was arrested, but it is not yet clear if he will face any charging. a group of would-be thieves chose the wrong gas station to rob apparently. showing the suspect knew when the employee was coming back with a bank bag. they didn't know the other worker inside was a mixed martial arts fighter from sri lanka. when he saw the crime his

fighting instincts kick in. >> the reaction. you see someone getting beat up and you just react. and i kicked him in the face. >> and he held them there until the police arrived, the others getting away. charged with making a phony 911 call. >> there is it a murder that's going to happen, i swear. there is definitely someone going to get shot. please, please, wingate and hollywood, please. >> that's what 52 year old julius told the emergency operator. the police say he was pulled over for speeding. when the officer went back to his car he called 911 making up a crime scenario to get the cop called to another scene. he actually called twice. officers went to the location and found nothing. and then the dispatcher tracked his phone to where an officer found in the speeder. instead of a $200 speeding

ticket he is now facing up to five years in jail. not a good move. police calling this man in oklahoma city the fumbling felon. cameras capture him walk into the screens store, grab the cash register and hit the deck as he attempts to get away. he eats it. not-so-grateful exit, and the video helping the police capture him. and a teenager with a scary call with a cell phone getting red hot under the pillow overnight. she was sleeping soundly and awakened to a strong smell. the pillow was burned where the phone was and a hole in her mattress. her father can't realize what happened. >> and the real thing, to realize there was a smolterring

fire in her bedroom >> >> using a replacement battery. and some say they can explode in certain situations. she will keep the phone by the bed, not under the pillow. the gloves coming off in a fight over sushi. and rules require all food preparers to wear disposable gloves. and high-end restaurants say it slows it down and keeps them from importantly feel the fish and rice. and it creates false security. they want them to change but the state is not budging. and a dad making a bold statement burning up the internet. a lot of parents talking about this. stay at home dad has a blog, dad in charge, urging parents to

banish the play date. they are harming our kids. dangerous, really? claims that planned play ru ruinstruin ruinstruin ruiruin s >> and when i was a kid my mom would say go outside and play. >> taking they inhibit the ability to make new friends. but they say they can help kids grow intellectually and socially. you need a jolt to get off the couch and get to the gym? this new bracelet here promises a swipt kick in the rear. well a small zap, but only if you miss a workout. the creator says it is meant to keep you on track. you program the device, letting it know when to give you a little zzzzp. let's call it a slap on the wrist.

let's call it a buzz to the work. you only get it if you don't work out. it starts as a subtle reminder, but if you didn't don't know you get a loud beep and can opt for a shock up to 340 volts. it won't hurt you, just encourage good habits. the paveloc device will be available later this year. if you can't get up and going, it will give up a little zap. >> a lot of us can use that. i am not saying you. >> what are you looking here for? >> and another check on the roads. >> christmas is coming soon. matt pellman in the traffic center. >> i can probably use the shock for sure, but i don't want you to be shocked as you head out on the roadways. spots you don't want to travel to, one in montgomeriville. southbound of 309 nasty crash along bethlehem pike.

south of the montgomery mall by the montgomery square shopping complex. most of the southbound lanes blocked, the right lane snaking around the accident scene. and northbound left turn lanes shutdown. if i was coming southbound on 309 i would bail for dekalb pike. and use that. and the nasty crash with the construction vehicle and sedan shutting down county line road by jacksonville road by famous auto sales. and street road or byberry. and remember, flashing yellow means proceed with caution, flashing red, treat it like a stop sign of the big picture, normal on 95. and start heading to the betsy ross bridge. and a crash on westmoreland avenue. and we will check it again in the 5:00 hour.

>> all right, thank you. meteorologist adam joseph with the forecast for us when we ♪

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sorry i was late. i had a little trouble with the rope ladder. he fell twice. ♪ >> really want shop talking about the light show from last night. it was scary. >> one to two hours long. and after it passed, still the vivid lightning. >> and it was nicy, fo foo -- noisy, too. i tried to get my beauty rest. >> and he needs it, believe me. >> talk about the weather. >> old city, a great day to check out some of the sites with the blue sky and clouds, the humidity dropping at carpenter's hall. and looking at the line-up, double scan live, a couple of showers north we are tracking, and we look at those numbers that will be falling here the next couple of days. right now double scan live, most of us are in the dry, but there is a stripe of showers. it is the true leading edge of

the colder air with the actual cold front that is going to slip through here late this evening. but as we look, here is allentown and quakertown, hamburg, right on the brink of berks county and the lehigh valley and the poconos getting a little wet right now. sinking to the south, bringing some areas north and west of philadelphia. a quick shower, but overall begins to fall apart as they lose their intensity. the numbers, trenton that's it right now, 80 degrees. 81 in allentown. 79 in lancaster. 80 degrees in dover. with the wind coming out of the west-southwest a land breeze, so at the shore we are toasty in the mid 80s right now. there's the spin. you see the powerful low in new england right now. the storms are so vivid because of the intense humidity and heat reh h we had yesterday and the cool airspace air that is aloft.

75 in allentown. 79 in philadelphia. 77 in millville. and as we go into wednesday afternoon, we gain a degree or two, but still way below average with temperatures generally in the lower 80s for high temperatures. so at the shore tomorrow, looking pretty good. water temperature lower 70s and mostly sunny and pleasant. and overnight after a spotty shower,t is comfortable with mid 50s for lows 62 for center city. and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, cool for july time, full sun. 80 degrees. and we stay there for thursday and it is comfortable with sun and clouds, 84. there could be a late storm friday as some humidity tries to return at 85 degrs. given that the humidity returns, .w, note aor letle fllyo tnly k

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