out here and it's a nice break from the heat and humidity we saw last weekend. 60 in pottstown coatsville, 57. saint davids. 59. chester, 57. here we are in the middle of july, and we have temperatures in time 50s glassboro, 63. buena, 63 and woodbine checking in at 59. now, tomorrow morning we'll introduce more in the way of humidity, that will keep temperatures in time 70s you'll notice the change in just a few hours here, but today it should be nice. satellite and radar really not much going on, high pressure in control. maybe a few high, thin clouds, later this afternoon that's about it. mostly sunny skies that's the call from accuweather. it will be warm high temperature will top out at 88 degrees which is one degree above average, bus stop again no humidity, so it should not feel all that bad. just remember to apply the sunscreen. the burn indiana decks is extremely high. what's ahead? the humidity increases

dewpoints in the mid 60s scattered thunderstorms tomorrow for the western suburbs and monday once the frontal system stalls over the delaware valley. once that pulls through heat wave number 3 arrives. we're talking the mid 90s you add on top of that the humidity it feels uncomfortable. we'll talk about that coming up in just a few minutes, for now eva it's a beautiful morning on city ave. >> it's an incredible case of child pornography involving a center city restaurant. the man sexually abused five-year-old girl and plans to make his unborn daughter a victim. the allegations are tough to read through. the 41-year-old is facing charges in a federal child pornography investigation. >> it's shocking, how do you

expect something like that? >> reporter: according to federal court documents capasso sent text messages to under cover agents sending explicit photos of a 5-year-old girl. he is the chef and restaurant owner of the crow and the pitcher, his partner was blindsided by the charges. >> we have 15 employees in the last year we became a family. now we'll just ban together. >> reporter: capasso was arrested monday at his collingswood new jersey home. marry lou is his next-door neighbor. >> you never think your neighbor will be doing things like that. >> reporter: investigators say he downloaded child pornography and created his own by involving

a 5-year-old in pictures and videos he sexually abused her and witnessed and encouraged her and recorded the acts for his own use. >> my heart goes out to the victim knowing that someone would do that to a child so young, a child period. >> reporter: another look at the restaurant, where it is open for business. the 41-year-old is behind bars, the federal charges are being brought out of washington, d.c. so that is where he will face those charges. his attorney said he will not fight extradition. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> a toddlers with a found wandering on the street alone and hurt. the child had a a -- had a burn

on his left foot. when they took the child home, they found an 11-year-old sibling home alone and the home in explorable conditions. james harris is charged with raping and murder jasmine wright. she is beaten and sexually assaulted and strangled inside her west philadelphia apartment. dna and fingerprints link him to the crime. police say he should have been in prison before the attack. >> he has 31 priors, back in 82 he was arrested for killing his own father and he has been arrested for sexual assault and several robberies and burglaries, he is a monster. >> do he was fired as a handyman a week before the murder, he got into the apartment without forced entry. police say i he attacked her as she talked to her mom on the phone. the motive is unclear.

police in conshohocken are looking for this woman for allegedly holding up a bank in broad daylight. police say she walked into the bank of america and approached a material and implied she had a gun before demanding money. the woman got away in a gray or silver does sedan with a pennsylvania tag, if you recognize call conshohocken police or the fbi. police investigate francis whalen and other swat officers went to 800 riverside drive to make an arrest. guishard tried to run but turned around and shot whalen in the stomach. the second time he was shot and saved by his vest. there's no word on what caused a two-alarm fire in south jersey that put four families

out of their home. the two-alarm inferno occurred in camden county. one firefighter suffered a minor injury while battling the blaze. funeral services will be held for sandra bland in chicago. she died two weeks ago when she hung hemp in a texas jail cell. the 28-year-old used a trash bag inside her cell. toxicology results show bland had marijuana in her system. she was arrested after a traffic stop that escalated. she was in texas to start a new job. new information about where bill cosby got quaaludes he admitted to giving women he had sex with. he admitted in a deposition he got them from an area cosmetic

surgeon. the doctor who died before the deposition gave him seven prescriptions for a sore back, when asked fed no intentions of taking the drug he said yes. meanwhile, the black film and college in atlanta has severed it's ties to cosby. pennsylvania in new -- laws in pennsylvania and new jersey will be amended. a good samaritan smashed a car window to get inside to rescue a child from extreme heat. >> that person that goes to the aid of a child in distress would have civil community. >> reporter: the new jersey measure includes the rescuing of pets. pennsylvania would not. new jersey would require a call to 911 during a rescue. preparation continue around

philadelphia for the visit by pope francis in just two months. among those getting ready for the historic visit are the inmates at curran-fromhold correctional facility. the inmates are working on a special gift for francis, they are making him a chair which is one of the skills they learned as part of part of of the program. it was pure joy and excitement when the joy bells found out they would perform during a world meeting of families event. it's made up of adults with intentional challenges, they watch for hand crews from their two music directors. you can get updates on the pope's visit follow pope 0 be twitter.

you will see pictures as we prepare for his visit. having water fun active seniors keep their bodies in shape. police come to the rescue of a man trapped inside his burning home. incredible video there. >> reporter: we have changes coming into the forecast. we have heat wave number 3 on the way i'll have details coming up right after this.

>> a fourth grader's science project helped save her grandfather's life. she laid out signs of a stroke and how they happened. her grandfather had a stroke two months after the project. she was in the store with her other grandfather she noticed he appeared to have a stroke, she got help fast, she won second prize for the project.

her grandfather's life is more valuable than the win. this is dash cam video of a police officer getting a man out of the window. the man is in a wheelchair. the officer and the partner got there before firefighters. the man is expected to be okay. >> reporter: very nice. speaking of nice. >> our weather? >> reporter: our weather look at this shot right here, this is atlantic city, hardly a cloud in the sky. we have high thin clouds, when you see a sky that deep blue it means there's no moisture out there, it's not humid and very comfortable. we'll continue that trend through the afternoon and tomorrow we'll notice a couple of changes. 71 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 57. winds out of the north/northwest at 3. the winds will change to the southeast and that will increase the humidity.

54 in the poconos. 61 in allentown, 62 in reading. barely cracking the 60-degree mark in lancaster and dover 63. no issues here, the humidity department i'm going to stay nice and comfortable. dewpoints climb in the mid 60s, which is not too terribly bad, you'll notice the change, by the time we get into monday it becomes oppressive again. satellite and radar, we have high pressure right here, an area of low pressure that will pass on by to the north pushing it into new england. as the high works out to sea later this afternoon. it will allow another system which is off the screen to push off through that may trigger a shower or thunderstorm late in the day tomorrow. this is the pattern that arrives behind the secondary system. the jet stream climbs into canada, you'll see a heat-pump high sitting over south carolina. that will increase the humidity and the heat, monday, tuesday wednesday, thursday, as well,

heat wave number three is on the way. we could see three consecutive days of 90 degrees or higher if not four. we have weather on the way here. sunny conditions up and down the entire jersey shoreline. reading, 84. philadelphia, 85. look at the jersey shore. 77 in wildwood and atlantic city as your sea breeze kicks in, maybe a couple of high thin clouds that's about it. tomorrow morning it will be much warmer and more humid we're in the 50s in some areas right now. 70s for everybody this same time tomorrow morning combination of sun and clouds, by afternoon with the increase in humidity, a couple of pop-up thunderstorms may develop for the western suburbs. for the purpose of the poconos poconos -- for the poconos sunny and nice, 80 degrees. jersey shore perfect conditions, ocean temperature 74. sea breeze kicking in later on,

mostly sunny skies, lots of bright blue on the sand. 81 degrees, no humidity this afternoon, turning slightly more humid as we head into sunday, 82 combination of sun and clouds, both today and tomorrow it should stay dry. philadelphia 88 degrees, sunny and warm and pleasant winds out of the southeast 5 to 10, overnight tonight cloudy, comfortable, the humidity starts to increase a little bit more. 66 degrees outlying suburbs, 70 for at this center city. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. 89 degrees humid sunday, pop-up thunderstorm possible. tomorrow, feels like the low 90s. monday we're increasing the humidity monday may feel hotter than what we experience. tomorrow a thunderstorm possible. 92 tuesday, 93 wednesday, 93 thursday, each day atlantic city the possibility of going a

little bit higher. there's models that put wednesday and thursday into the 96-degree range. i don't want to jump the gun here and start throwing huge numbers up there just yet. i want to see more model runs, 89 friday, and sun. enjoy the day today. today is beautiful. >> you're trying to not to scare us. >> reporter: i am. >> a group of seniors found an easy way to stay active. tamala edwards shows us the low impact highly entertaining exercise. >> volleyball is fun but water volleyball is one thing altogether. >> reporter: fitness structure is a great to challenge the muscles. >> it gives you resistance and

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>> here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. the east coast super reptile expo gets crawling in oaks, montgomery county. there will be reptiles and

arachnids. see the critters and those who are selling them along with food and books and more at 9 to 4:30. a free family fun event at fairhill square park. stick around for performances by edgar joel. maternity health walk and run. it commemorates the baptist tradition of marching from the original location to the new one. the run walk begins at 8:00 a.m. this morning. that's what's happening in and around the region today. sports is up next.

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s.welcome back everyone, time now, 7:23 saturday morning the month of july as a whole has panned out as advertised. it's been warm, a couple of days in the 90s five to be exact. which is below average, we should be search by now. rainfall even though philadelphia, this is a little deceiving, philadelphia has picked up 2.18 inches which is more than an inch below normal. but there are several areas that picked up 5 6 7 inches of rain. it's been a wet month around the delaware valley. no rain in the forecast today. lots of sunshine, 84 degrees by lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., 87 and then by 6:00 p.m., 86 we're forecasting a high of 88 and there's no humidity out there. it will feel like a breath of fresh air again sun setting at

8:22. >> in sports, cole hamels takes the mound this afternoon as the phillies play the cubs at wrigley. he is not the only philly being scouted ahead of the next trade deadline. ducis that and another win. good morning, what has gotten into the phillies. 6 wins in their last seven games. the latest game last night in dramatic fashion over the cubs. chase utley could be playing else, three teams are interested in utley. cody ashy this double ties the game at 3 in the top of the 9th inning. that set up drama in the 10th inning. jeff from francor has been a tear lately. this team is playing very well.

publication has released a poll that says eagles fans are the most hated fans in the nfl. jeff skeverski takes the results to the people. >> we are tired of losing, so we get loud and passionate.people are tired of us speaking our minds. >> former university delaware standout was the leading vote getter an illness and injury forced her to sit out the all star game two other times. you can see the game today on 6abc. of. angels have erected a life size bobble head of their star

trout. marriage proposal has been kicked up a notch. a hockeyy player goes down and his girlfriend comes out to check on him. here comes the rock, he pulls out a ring from his pads and asks his girlfriend if if she will marry him, she said yes. that's after she gave him words for worrying her so much. a duckling waddles on to an interstate and just missed. drivers veered off the road to avoid the ducks shockingly they are all right.

>> we have much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, stay with us, we'll be right back.

>> a mantua history of violence is behind bars charged with the brutal rape and murder of a

university drexel grad student. california police shoot abbey kill a man who fires shot in a busy shopping area. warm weather is on the way chris sowers is outside. >> reporter: the winning streak continues this afternoon we've had three straight days where the temperatures have been below average. that doesn't happen very often especially this part of the county and this time of the year. wednesday, 83, some of the suburbs in the upper 70s low 80s, that was a fairly chilly day compared to seasonal averages. friday, 86. today we're forecasting a high of 88 degrees, there's the possibility we could go lower than that. that would make four straight days of temperatures at average

or below. pilots, 61. saint david. 59. center city right now only 58 degrees glassboro 64. gandys beach 69 degrees be and woodbine 59. whatwhat you needed to know about dry air it cools quickly and warms quickly. even though we're seeing 60s this morning the humidity sets in tonight. satellite and radar not too much to talk about, just a few high, thin clouds out there, that's about it. accuweather says get out and enjoy. 71 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m., # 5. thunderstorm threat indecreeses tomorrow afternoon for the western suburbs and -- thunderstorm threat increases

tomorrow afternoon for the western suburbs. >> a center city restaurant owner has been arrested in an incredible case of child pornography. alan capasso, who sent text messages to an under cover agent that sent explicit pictures of a 5-year-old girl. he is co-owner and chef of the crow county pitcher he sexually abused the 5-year-old and was going to make a victim of his daughter. the man who murdered jasmine wright has a long, violent history of murder and sex offenses.

>> reporter: james harris was arrested for burglary and now saturday of dna evidence for the rape and murder of the drexel grad student. there was conviction and passion in the voices of jasmine wright's neighbors on the arrest of the former handyman james harris. >> his soul will be damned forever and i am glad he is off the street. i'm glad. >> you thought you would getaway with it, you didn't, god got ready for her you're not getting out. i hope you never get out. >> reporter: 27-year-old was a recent masters grad who lived in a third floor apartment and harris was fired from his maintenance job in wright's apartment building, he never surrendered the keys and last week he broke into her apartment 30 minutes before she arrived. >> she was talking on her cell

phone to her mother who lived in virginia. >> reporter: harris was arrested for sexual assaults, robberies and burglaries and the murder of his own father in 1982. >> he is a monster and we are happy to get him off the streets. >> reporter: what he was doing on the streets in the first place befuddles police. >> he will spend the rest of his life in jail homicide detectives,, burke and joyce worked around the clock. >> reporter: at police headquarters, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> from our delaware newsroom police made an arrest in a

bizarre murder in wilmington. 29-year-old jamie murphy's body was discovered on a playground on south union street. police picked up her boyfriend gary perkins who abused her in the pass. los angeles police shot and killed a man who fired into a busy shopping area. he fired seven shots into the the air and put the gun in a paper bag. officers worried he had a bomb attached to his body but no explosives were found. we have details on the man who opened fire inside a louisiana movie theater killing two people and taking his own e own life. his wife and daughter filed court papers seeking a protective order against him. last year he while facing

eviction he portland concrete down the drain and had the fuse box shut so nobody could use the house. >> i know what he did to the house, i didn't want him to hurt us. i felt better after the fbi came in. >> houser killed two women and injured 9 others. police say he tried to blend in with the crowd and escape, but he took his own life when officers closed in. >> president obama is meeting with the we kenyan president in nairobi. nairobi was rocked by a deadly mall siege in 2014. this morning pledged $1 billion in funding for small businesses in kenya. he said women are power house entrepreneurs but need to be given a chance to show it.

the president has family living in kenya. his late father is from there. new jersey governor, chris christie is blasting amtrak over delays that have plagued commuters for four days this week. christy criticized amtrak for the power problems that caused the delays. he encouraged congress to get involved and asked the state attorney general office to see what can be done to be sure that the money paid by new jersey to amtrak is used properly. amtrak owns the tracks between atlantic city and new york that runs. njt trains. down trees left 280,000 customers without service for days. the public utility said ac electric's communication was less than optimal.

the company should have conveyed the problems it was having with damage assessments. ac electric acknowledged it needs to improve communication. there are calls to investigate hillary clinton's use of private e-mail during her time as secretary of state. internal investigators for the intelligence community say four, and potentially hundreds more included classified national security information. they are asking the justice department to get involved. clinton's spokesperson said she followed appropriate practices dealing with classified material at all times. fiat chrysler is recalling 1.5 million cars and trucks because of hackers. a security breach could let hackers remotely access them. the publication wired discovered the flaw. they will upgrade the software.

the government has launched an investigation into the problem. five major u.s. airlines are under investigation for allegedly trying to catch in on the deadly amtrak derailment in may. the department has launched an investigation into that airline tickets doubled. investigators want to know if ticket prices on routes in the northeast spiked following the amtrak crash. a delran waitress gained a lot of attention to the generosity she showed to two firefighters. she served the men on thursday morning who finished a 12 hour shift battling warehouse fire in north jersey. she gave them a note instead of a bill thanking them for their courage.

afterwards they found out she was trying to raise money for an accessible van for her dad. $46,000 has been raise the overnight. a major milestone how a new vaccine could save hundreds of thousands in africa. plus, mystery solved investigators? rhode island know what they believe caused a blast on the beach. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. our tennis friend is not on the court. hopefully he is walking around. maybe he hit his ball over again. we'll find out. "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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>> we now know the likely cause of the beach explosion in rhode island a few weeks ago. investigators say hydrogen gas built up because of a corroded copper cable under the sand. the explosion broke the woman's ribs. she was smoking at the beach that day. the coast guard owns the copper cable they were left in place to avoid disturbing the environment. it seemed to have come out of nowhere and taking the people by shock. >> reporter: we have nice low humidity levels, everybody likes

that. it's nice and refreshing with a little bit of a breeze off the water. there's the view from the platt bridge. no humidity at all. clear skies 71 degrees, dewpoint in the 50s winds out of the north/northwest at # miles per hour. here's the view in atlantic city. same thing hardly a cloud in the sky. nice calm seas. nice and quiet on the sand. 70 degrees in atlantic city. dewpoint, 63. winds are calm. the water temperature nights and inviting. 74. atlantic city at the airport. 65. that temperature that you just saw for ac that was on the the sand. the official number was inland at the airport. reading, 62. 54 in the poconos. 64 for trenton. dewpoints are all on the comfortable side. the exception being on the water, which is expected this time of the day. boardwalk in atlantic city. 67. sea isle city, that's oppressive, 70. those numbers will drop during

the course of the day. everybody will enjoy 50s for dewpoints this afternoon. things change. starting tomorrow, 61 in the morning. mid 60s later on. oppressive category for monday. this will work out beautifully. monday even though the humidity increases, the temperature pull back him and tuesday and wednesday when the temperatures start to skyrocket the humidity pulls back. even though we have a heat wave on our hands which you will see in the forecast in just a moment. we're not talking about the oppressive heat indices of 100 to 105. we're talking about the temperatures in the low 90s pretty much everybody. high pressure there cluster of showers and thunderstorms there. the more stuff south of the bid mark, all that activity stays to the west this weekend. we'll stay high and dry. frontal systems out to the west today. it's warm and tranquil temperatures in the upper 80s the high drifts off the coast as

we get into sunday. sunday afternoon late probably after 5:00, 6:00 p.m. with the frontal system pulling through there's a pop-up thunderstorm, a very slim channels. monday frontal system sitting over top of us, temperatures in the mid to upper 80s and the humidity spikes and possibility of thunderstorm. poconos, 80 degrees, humid combination of sun and clouds, high of 82. jersey shore beach haven 79 degrees host mostly sunny skies, ocean city, 80. wildwood, 81. the sea breeze kicks in, all these numbers pull back into the mid to upper 70s in the afternoon. nice stuff on the sand. cape may 81. philadelphia, 88. reading, 88. allentown, 87. lancaster, 87. dover, 86 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 89 degrees

tomorrow humid thunderstorms around late. sunshine monday, showers and storms developing by afternoon 87. tuesday, day one of the heat wave 92 degrees, probably feeling like 94, 95. wednesday same thing 98. thursday, sunny skies it's still very hot and sticky, 93. friday we start to pull out of it a little bit sunshine and thunderstorm, 89. not too bad. this weekend looks great. even though we're in the 90s next week. it could be worse. >> it's the summertime. >> reporter: exactly. >> where do you find the best hot dogs in the city and summer concert season is in full swing. alicia vitarelli and karen rogers have the details in a brand new fyi philly. >> here's what's coming up. it's the dog days of summer.

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year. most of the victims of malaria are young children. alzheimers diaz may -- disease may be a stronger foe in the decades to come. half of the baby boomers who live to 2040, may have a risk of alzheimers. alzheimers association is causing for research and funding now so baby boomers can enjoy their golden years. meanwhile, a new study suggests that working out could ward off the risk for alzheimers. exercise helps those with alzheimers to better manage behaviors associated with the condition. it may reduce levels of a protein that's been shown to be a key hallmark in some forms of

dementia and mild cognitive impairment. do you want to work out or exercise? the answer is in the kitchen. >> reporter: all these moves help strengthen bones and build muscle. when it comes to losing weight you can't outexercise a poor diet. >> you could not work out as much if you have proper nutrition. >> reporter: the average woman burns 400 to 600 calories during a lock intense workout which can spark cravings, if you reward yourself with junk -- >> you could eat two big

cookiies, that's going to counter your workout. >> reporter: if you eat vegetables and lean meats and cut down on sugar that's when you see results. >> it doesn't have to be a huge dietary overhaul. >> reporter: if you're be looking to lose weight, hitting the gym 3 to 5 days a week is plenty. interval training is best. >> combination of cardioand strengthen training, don't be afraid to lift weights. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> next, meteorologist chris sowers will have a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back.

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>> this couple has a fish tale to tell. they reeled in a 74-pound catfish, the biggest one ever caught. 4 feet long, 20 pounds. larger than the previous catfish record snagged. they will be eating catfish filets for a while. >> reporter: i would like to know how long it took him to reel that in. the 74 pounds that's as big as my brother's dog. 88 degrees, sunny skies warm, humidity increases tomorrow. hot and humid, late-day thunderstorm is possible, we'll see a high of 90 degrees. the thunderstorm threat is north and west of philadelphia. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 89 degrees,

87 monday. threat of a shower or thunderstorm again. tuesday, wednesday thursday, we have a heat wave on our hands. it is 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's pal will a -- paula fir i fir -- ferris. we are learning more about the movie theater shooter and a story of heroism. the feds want answers investigating several major airlines jet blue and delta for possible price gouging. did they profit on the train tragedy by raising ticket prices. we hear from the trapped

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good morning, america. new overnight, inside the theater, the gunman's rampage and the eyewitnesses who saw everything. >> everyone was just running down the stairs, freaking out, climbing over chairs and people. >> plus, the woman who sat just down the row from the gunman, telling her story to us this morning. the time line of this tragedy, how it all unfolded and the new details about the heroes. one woman taking a bullet for her friend. plus, the mind of a killer, his history of mental illness, the rants on the internet and how he got a gun. team coverage this morning. wall of flames. over a dozen wildfires ravaging the west. flames, 300 feet high. the threat in napa valley and the vacationers that are going back home.