street -- 2000 block of juniper street. the fire spread to four homes. firefighters struck a second and third alarm. >> "action news" reporter, trish hartman is live in south philadelphia with all the breaking details. trish? >> reporter: eva and nydia, the fire is under control but crews will be out here for several hours working. no injuries, but heavy damage to the residential building that was under construction on juniper street. the fire commissioner said it took an hour and 45 minutes to get the fire under control. crews are working here. we're near the corner of broad and snyder. a number of street closures because of the on going effort. no injuries reported let's go to video from earlier this morning. firefighters got the call around 3:30 a.m. flames shooting from the top of the buildings when crews arrived. firefighters put out a second and third alarm. once they got here the second floor collapsed into the first floor. the fire spread into four homes

on snyder avenue. the home sustained damage to the outside. police officers went door to door excavating 17 residents on juniper across the street from the building. police told the residents to move to the school yard. a man said he saw two people in the buildings before it went up in flames. >> around 23:03 p.m., i heard a window break i seen a guy with a black hoodie interest the building, at the same time i seen a spanish male on the roof. i seen the one guy leave the scene as he left the scene he ran east toward snyder avenue the whole building exploded. >> now that man had just wrapped up his discussion giving that information to police, so detective's have that information. the fire commissioner said the cause ask under investigation it's an on going investigation

and the fire marshal will be here no injuries, more than a dozen people are out of their homes, possibly by the early afternoon they may get back into their homes that depends when water and riew -- utility is put back into the homes. live in south philadelphia, trish hartman sphwhrrntle now to now to the dangerous heat chris sowers has that. >> reporter: temperatures are climbing into the 70s when all is said and done, some areas could see 95, 96 degrees that's the actual air temperature the heat indices could range anywhere from 100 to one 05. in that purple shaded area from the i-95 corridor, glassboro lindenwald and new egypt and

downingtown. everybody else has heat indices of 100. same thing for millville lakehurst mid to upper 90s. the numbers will climb throughout the day. take it easy. use common sense, the excessive heat warning is on, stay hydrated. splaskt if you -- as a matter of fact if you know you're going to be out door, hydrate take frequent breaks under shaded conditions and stay out of the sun or limit your sun explorer if at all possible. the numbers get dangerous this afternoon with the feels-like temperatures. your body works hard enough when the temperatures are in the 90s, when you add on the humidity you have to work twice as hard to keep yourself cool. sun and clouds, hazy, hot humid the good news as we look ahead

we have a day to go on monday. the cold front that will bring the relief to the area will moving quicker than what the modeling was showing yesterday. no humidity and temperatures falling into the mid 80s. once we get into today and tomorrow, the rest of the week looks good. i'll have the details on that when i see you again in just a little bit. >> in advance of the excessive heat warning philadelphia for the corporation of aging is activating it's heat line, (215)765-9040. it's running from noon until midnight and 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. they will recommend air conditioned locations. of. bill cosby claims to paying for sex and hiding it from his wife. he did it by funneling money to

the women through his agent. the information comes out of the deposition he gave ten years ago. he took four days facing questions. >> reporter: in an deposition obtained by the new york times bill cosby admits he was a seniorer who kept the affairs from his wife. a source close to cosby has previously told abc news, the only reason mr. cosby settled because it would have been embarrassing to put all the women on the stand and his family had no clue, that would have been very hurtful. in his testimony the times said he discussed romancing and seducing women and sexual encounters with multiple women

but his manner was one of casual indifference. he admits to giving one of them sedative pills but denied it was without their knowledge. some accused him of sexual assault alleging he drugged them. he never admitted to are a crime and never charged with one. cosby spoke exclusively to abc's lindsey davis. >> i have been in this business 52- years and i have now and then seen anything like this. >> mentioned in that report was a form former basketball manager. bruce cast tore ten years ago

said there was not enough proof to back up her claim that he drugged her. mohammed moasm -- mohammand youssef abdulazeez, the gunman in the chattanooga rampage. a police officer pulled him over in april for driving erratically. he confessed to drinking and smoking marijuana with friends and snorting and crushing caffeine pills. the fbi is trying to piece together what led him to murder four marines and a sailor. police shot and killed him. his family said -- >> republican presidential

candidate donald trump is taking heat for a comment he made about john mccain. he took aim at mccain and his five years as a prisoner in vietnam. >> he is not a war hero. he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't captured. trump later said if a person is captured they are a hero. but he added that mccain has done little for u.s. veterans. both sides of the aisle pounced on his original comment. >> there is nothing funny about the hate he is spewing at immigrants and their families and now the insults he directed at a genuine war hero senator john mccain. >> donald trump owes every american veteran and in particular john mccain an

apology. >> trump has called the vietnam war a disaster for our country. he said he avoided service in the vietnam war through student and medical deferments. we'll have reaction from our presidential contenders in the next half-hour. >> a philadelphia police officer is in the hospital after her patrol car slammed into a tree. the action cam was on the scene 11th and rails streets in center city. around 2:45 the officer's car went out of control and hit the tree. the investigators say she was not responding to a police call. she was taken to hanheman university hospital. her injuries are described as minor. >> we're following breaking news from south philadelphia. >> a multi-alarm fire erupted overnight. we've covering it all. >> new video of flash flooding in phoenix.

carli lloyd the world cup champ comes home to south jersey to teach her skills. >> reporter: dangerous heat and humidity is on the way this afternoon, lingers into monday. it gets better, much better in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details coming up.

>> this new video showing floodwaters in phoenix area, several mobile homes were washed away. several other homes are threatened by the high water. the flooding comes after two to four inches of rain fell in that area yesterday. >> today we'll be dealing with major humidity and heat. >> reporter: we have the major humidity, the heat is on the way. let's get you outside and here's double scan live. irrelevance crystal clear. we had thunderstorms yesterday early in the morning by afternoon everything stabilized.

today promises to be the same way, could be one or two areas that pick up a spotty thunderstorm. but most of us stay dry. there's a live shot of philadelphia international airport. a hazy skyline. 77 degrees dewpoint, 74. winds out of the southwest at # miles per hour. the view in cape may same thing it look really, really nice, notice the haze, thanks to the dewpoint all the moisture that's accumulating in the air 74. the water temperature is down to 73 which leave me that will feel fantastic given how hot it will be later on. dover, 74. wilmington, 77. allentown, 70. reading, 72. with the all the haze and humidity in the atmosphere we have patch from fog developing that's lowering the visibility across the region. 2.5 for lancaster and wilmington. 4 miles in millville. 1.5 in beach haven. fog should lift quickly let's say within the next hour or so, as the sun continues to climb.

it will feel awful out there today. oppressive dewpoint leaves. we're in the 70s easy with our dewpoints. won't be until tuesday afternoon when the number drops down into 60-degree or lower. it will be stifling 48 hours for us here. surface map like this, it's crossing over new hampshire vermont and maine they will see the thunderstorms. for us, hazy, hot and humid. cold front approaching from the northwest it will slow down as it makes its way into the region. it will stall over the mason dixon line. monday is another oppressive day. there's another cold front that will pick this dieing front up and push them to the south wednesday. from that point on it will feel better with high temperatures dropping into the mid 80s and lose the humidity. we have 48 hours ago. here's the heat indices future

tracker 2:00 p.m., 100 for philadelphia and wilmington. that's where we'll hover this afternoon between 100 and 105 for the feels like temperature. 10:30, the heat indices are closing in on 100 for philadelphia. 100 for dover. wilmington and millville 99. everybody from philadelphia and points south the triple digit heat. poconos even though that temperature looks cooler, high humidity levels makes it uncomfortable. sun and clouds, 81 degrees, that's the forecasted high for the jersey shore. ocean temperature 73, 74. up to 85. that's a cooler number. with the high humidity levels it will not feel that comfortable. mostly sunny delaware bay doing fishing this morning, make sure you're wearing the sunscreen. high tide at 12:30, winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10. failure calm seas, less than one

foot. 77 degrees. 96 for philadelphia. feeling like 100 to 105. maybe an evening thunderstorm around tonight. otherwise warm and sticky, low temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, one more to go, hot and humid monday, 94. feeling like 100. tuesday we feel the break. 89 degrees, it's warm and the humidity starts to lower wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday look fantastic at this point, highs in the mid 80s which is below average, lots of sunshine and no humidity. we get into the next couple of days and everything is good. >> as the weekend continues check 6abc.com/weather there you'll find the current temperature and how you feel forecast and connect with our team of meteorologists, including chris for upstates and

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an update on breakfasting news, the intersection of broad and snyder is closed to traffic because of a three-alarm fire in the area. 100 firefighters are on the scene. 17 people have been evacuated and they are out of their homes. the fire started on the 2000 block of juniper street where we'll continue to update you this morning. rare southern rain in drought-ridden southern california is getting rain to help battle a wildfire. the fire started under the he will vertibrate -- elevated lanes of interstate 15. drivers and passengers had to run from their cars to escape the flames. the flames destroyed 20 vehicles. the fire scorched 8 1/2 square miles. there were two minor injuries. police are looking for tahman in connection with the

death of three children and two adults. detectives say 30-year-old martin martinez of medesdo is a person of interest. officers do do not know his rip to the victims. so far investigators have not indicated how the five people died. emotions are running high again this weekend over the confederate flag. two thousand people clashed in a demonstrations on the grounds of the south carolina state house. black educators of justice were there to support the remove of the flag. members of the ku klux klan showed up protesting it's removal. five people were arrested.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:22 sunday morning, time for the travel forecast we'll start you out with satellite and radar. we have a cold front that is slicing across the let's call it the high plains in the upper midwest. this will activate this afternoon, if you're traveling from saint louis to cincinnati through pittsburgh into western upstate new york, this area here could see rough weather later on. everyone is doing okay. we have a heat pump high which had been sitting back over here for the last couple of weeks. it's sprawling out it's taking over this entire area. fortunately that front that triggering the severe weather that will collapse to the south by the time we get into tuesday and put an end to the heat and humidity, the high will go back out west where it belongs. here's the severe weather prohibit from wichita --

probability, from wichita to new york. sunny in orlando atlanta and newark, with temperatures in the upper 0s. >> sports now the phillies put together back-to-back wins, jeff skeverski has highlights of the victory, and soccer's golden girl coming home. >> reporter: phillies going for their first sweep in overtwo months later this afternoon against the marlins. cole hamels is on the mound looking for his first w since may as well. it's been anything but a picture perfect season for the phillies, but a reason to smile. they put up a two spot on my ram me in the first. howard with 8 runs batted in in

his last ten games. dom brown, the sipping e single to center, phils take 2-0 lead. billingsly comes out with he bow pain. check this out, a little help from ben revere how does he track this down, what a catch. marlins threatening in the 8th, ken 100-mile per hour gilles. that's some heat. >> we've got energy we talked about it as a team and starting fresh and choosing the path to wynmore games. it helps the guys are playing hard. >> reporter: in a blink of an eye, carli lloyd said her life has changed. while the delran, new jersey native is enjoying the moment

after winning the world cup. lloyd said she'll top it in the olympics. back on the field where she learned how to play soccer. the star hosting the camp for young girls. it's been a whirlwind for new jersey sports stars todd frazier won the home run derby and mike trout won m.v.p. for the all stars game for the second year in a row. >> mike and todd reached out to me ireached out to them, as well. new jersey is a small state at it is great to know there are great athletes coming out of it and doing well for themselves. >> let's kick it over to the union. north of the border, things go south for these guys. first hit trouble in toronto comes in waves. brian sell -- sill- sell sell sylvestry.

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firefighters told me the fire is completely out on juniper street, but crews remain on scene. firefighters are packing up gear right now and smoke continues to rise from the building on the two thousand block of juniper street. no injuries reported, but heavy damage to the residential building that was under crux construction. we're at the corner of broad and snyder. a number of road closures so you want to avoid the area. let's go to video early this morning, the call came in as a garbage fire. firefighters got here and the flames were shooting from the roof. firefighters put out a second and third alarm. the fire collapsed into the third floor into the second floor. officials say they worked quickly to keep the fire from getting to the inside of neighboring homes. they were damaged on the outside. the plaintiffs went door to do -- police officers went door

to door excavating 17 residents. police told residents to move to south philadelphia high school to be helped by the red cross. we spoke to residents. >> i got a knock on the door at 3:30 i woke up my three room mates, we came out of the house the firefighters said we have to evacuate because there were embers from the fire landing on the roof. you can see the fire licking at the rooftops. >> i got a pounding on a door saying you have to evacuate there's a fire across the street it's really bad. >> reporter: the fire commissioner said the cause is under investigation, there are surveillance cameras in this area and investigators will be looking at that footage as they try to figure out out a cause more than 100 firefighters at the scene, no injuries but a dozen people are waiting to get back into their homes.

live in south philadelphia, trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> oppressive conditions didn't help firefighters, an excessive heat warning about to go into effect. outside to meteorologist chris sowers chris already uncomfortable. >> reporter: speaking uncomfortable, i've got that wonderful feeling of my shirt sticking to my body, i'm not even moving just standing here and i'm perspiring. temperatures in time 70s and dewpoints in the 70s. 77 for philadelphia. wilmington, same number, millville, 76. sea isle 75. dewpoints, 76 in wilmington is higher than what's going on in miami and new orleans. this is very tropical air. if it was just the heat, the heat warning would have never been issued. it's the oppressive humidity that's forcing their hand. when you combine mid 90s with high dewpoints you get

temperatures ranging from 100 to 105 that becomes danger. satellite and radar nothing going on it's nice and quiet up and down the entire eastern seaboard. the trigger mechanism for the thunderstorms is up in maine if you look toward the top of the screen that's where the showers and thunderstorms are right now. unfortunately we'll not see too much activity to cool us off. maybe this evening there's a passing thunderstorm, most of the daylight hours will be dry. make sure you're wearing the sunscreen. hot and humid mostly sunny skies, 92 degrees by 2:00. 5:00 p.m., 95. we're seeing the feels-like temperatures in the 100 to 105-degree ballpark. eat warning remains in effect until 8:00 p.m. tonight. a cold front slides through monday evening. cooler by midweek. as a matter of fact once we get past monday, the rest of the seven-day forecast actually looks okay with comfortable

temperatures and no humidity levels. for the next 48 hours the heat is on, when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about the oppressive humidity levels and the high heat temperatures. >> we're learning what comedian bill cosby had to say when he was questioned in connection with a lawsuit for sexual assault. he defended himself against andrea constant who worked at the temple athlete department. the times characterizes his attitude of one of indifference. he refrained from intercourse because he didn't want women to fall in love with him. he admits to giving young women quaaludes as sedatives. the testimony was given at the

rittenhouse hotel over four days. >> an early morning two car crash in the wissinoming section of philadelphia has seriously injured one of the drivers. the action cam was on scene on tacony street. the vehicles ran into each other at 1:25, a man in his 30s was thrown from his car. the he is being treated for significant injuries the other driver was minor injuries. police have released surveillance video of a shooting at an adult book store in center city. the gunfire rang out on south 13th street at 4:00 a.m. a man who was angry about the product selection inside the adult book store shot and wounded the clerk. the gunman made a negative comment about the gay merchandise and left of course he came back a few minutes later and pulled out a gun. a struggle ensued between the

gunman and the clerk that's when the weapon went over. the clerk was hit in the back, he is in stable condition at jefferson hospital. the gunman is on the loose. republican presidential candidate donald trump is stirring up controversy again this time for john mccain. trump said mccain who spent five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam is no hero because he was captured. we get more from which you can severson. -- chuck receiver -- severson. >> reporter: trump turned his sharp tongue on mccain's reputation. >> he is a war hero. >> reporter: he is not a war hero. he is a war hero because he was captured, i like people who weren't captured. he is a war hero because he was captured. >> >> reporter: john mccain was a prisoner of war in north vietnam

for five years and subjected to crippling torture. >> donald trump owes every american veteran an apology. >> john mccain is an american hero and i will denounce anyone who speaks i will of someone whose been a prisoner of war. >> reporter: jeb bush without naming trump said enough of the slanderous attack. lindsey graham called it a stupid statement. there is no place in our party or country for comments to disparage those who served honorably. >> mccain's daughter said i can't believe what i am reading. >> reporter: touch said i'm not a fan of john mccain because he has done so little for our

veterans. so far john mccain has declined to respond. chuck severson, abc new york. starting tomorrow you can start buying passes for pope francis' visit. the pope comes to philadelphia to speak at the world meeting of families. trains will not stop at suburban station. you must specify your home station and select a window of time when you'll be traveling. all riders using regional rail on september 26 and 27th including regular septa customers and visitors will be required to purchase a one day papal pass. no other fares will be accepted. get updates on pope francis' visit by following @

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>> good sunday morning to you sky6 live hd taking a live look over center city. i believe that's a haze sitting over the city right now but the sun will be shining through moment material, we'll feel -- momentarily. we'll feel the heat. it's going to be a scorcher. >> reporter: every week i'm on city avenue saying it would be great to do the whole show out here but today inside. we have all the haze because that's the moisture building in the atmosphere. it feels like you could cut it with a knife this morning. the air is very thick. the view at philadelphia international airport nice and quiet. the radar should stay clear for the most partly. there could be a hefty evening thunderstorm, but most of the afternoon hours remain dry.

sitting at 77 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 74. feels very oppressive out there. of winds out of the southwest at # miles per -- 3 miles per hour. excessive heat warning for the i-95 corridor. there's a heat advisory for everybody else. feels-like temperatures anywhere from 100 to 105 degrees. wilmington, 77. dover, 74. reading, 72. allentown, 70 the poconos 69, the dewpoints remain in the 70s not only today but through tomorrow, as well. come tuesday this number drops into the low 60s and from let's say tuesday evening on we're below 60. it starts to feel nice. the next 48 hours it's going to be stifling, this huge heat pump high has been baking the high plains the last week to the ten days, portland oregon, washington upstate they are seeing triple digit heat. that high shifted into the high

plains and now it's shifting east moving along the eastern seaboard the neck few days, it will snap back when we get into tuesday, for the next 48 hours we have uncomfortable stuff on the way. these are actual air temperatures, 4:30 95 degrees, trenton, 94, wilmington, 91. tomorrow afternoon 94, 95, same thing. you factor in the humidity, feels like 100 by 3:00 p.m. later this afternoon and just about the same exact thing come monday morning. by 11:00 a.m. we're seeing triple digit heat. by afternoon most of the area, south jersey and delaware and extreme southeastern portion of pha feels-like temperatures will feel like 100 if not higher. poconos combination of sun and clouds extremely humid in the mountains. same thing for the jersey shore. winds out of the southwest some areas might pick up a slight breeze off the water.

most areas climb into the mid 80s. with the humidity feels like the low 90s lots of sunshine expected. if you're going to be boact or fishing -- boating or fishing. uv index is high as it can get. somewhat calm shop on the water. allentown, 94. philadelphia, 96. everybody feeling like 100 later on. trenton, 94. millville, 93, dover 93. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, up to 94 tomorrow, once again feeling like 100. numerous showers and thunderstorms around during the afternoon. thursday, 89 will feature high humidity -- tuesday, 89 will feature high humidity, wednesday we'll be able to open the windows again 85 degrees no

humidity. yesterday the modeling had upper 80s low 90s the whole way let's hope we wake up tomorrow it as he is the same thing. >> fingers crossed. >> in advance of the excessive heat warning philadelphia corporation for aging is activating the heat line (215)765-9040 running from noon until midnight from 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> runners laced up their shoes and hit the pavement overnight for the a good cause, this is the back on my feet run to help create self sufficiency for those who are homeless. they had glowing lights on their running gather as they ran 8 1/2 miles in fairmont park. a young runner has run arounded world. you won't believe at what wage he ran a marathon. jamie apody has his story.

>> reporter: there are some kids who want to stay home and play video games and then there's nick. my dad was a runner, i started going out with him. he has run through ice and through the desert and actually he has run around the world. >> my first endeavor was to run a marathon on east of the seven continents. you heard that right. the youngest person to do so. >> you ran a marathon in antarctic. >>ive done that twice. his first marathon at age 9. if you take out the running part it's so fun to be able to explore the world. >> reporter: back on u.s. soil he is banking on owe imarnging

on a new em barking organ a new journey. >> it's fun to run but when you do it with someone you love it makes it so much better. >> reporter: the mission to raise funds for children who have gone blind. >> thinking of kids out there or anyone who can't see, i wouldn't amounting innot being able to seen. >> he plans to play professional baseball and join the fbi, i think with that kind of dedication and determination he'll do whatever he wants. >> anything he is not.

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>> dangerous heat settling into the area. >> reporter: if you're heading to citizens bank park, hopefully you have a seat in the shade. 95 degrees by the 7th or 8th inning. at that point feels-like temperatures hovering around 100 degrees. we'll call it hot and humid mostly sunny skies, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, if you're going to be outdoors today stay hydrated and replenish your fluids, 96 today 94 tomorrow.

when i say stay hydrated i mean with this lots of bottles of water. >> 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: breaking overnight, the bombshell court document involving bill cosby, we know you've been covering this story the public moralist goes into details about his extra marital affairs, often with younger women. what he said on the record. the severe weather hitting the southwest. the remnants of tropical storm creating a nightmare outside of phoenix, rob marciano is tracking this this morning plus severe weather and heavy heat hitting the east coast, as well. caught on camera, a hot air balloon festival turning into a frantic run for safety after gusty winds send this balloon

spiriling out of control. we'll tell you what happens next on a busy sunday morning. >> "good morning america" continues next, "action news" continues later this morning. >> we'll continue to follow our breaking news fire investigators are on the scene of the three-alarm blaze that forced residents to be evacuated from their home in philadelphia. >> a family's efforts to make their beloved dog's last days memorable. for eva pilgrim, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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good morning, america. new overnight, summer storms strike. severe weather is slamming the west. torrential rains, floods, washing through neighborhoods. >> oh, my god! >> as whipping winds send hot air balloons out of control. >> no, no, no, no! >> the wild ride for the people inside that basket. did the donald finally go too far? trump taking aim at senator john mccain's war record. >> he's not a war hero. >> the big backlash this morning from both sides of the aisle. can he survive this? new cosby revelations. the comedian's own words. about his extramarital affairs. his court case deposition about the pills he kept around and his rendezvous with much younger women. the shocking details this mornin