governor chris christie has harsh words for amtrak after days of delays. we'll have that, but first chris sowers is the bright spot. >> reporter: [laughter]. sky 6 that's a beautiful shot in atlantic city. what a weekend this will be. we've been spoiled rotten in the last several days. highs in the mid 80s lots of sunshine, no humidity, picture perfect. today is a repeat performance tomorrow we increase the humidity a little bit. some of these areas dropped into the 50s this morning. chester, 72. center city, 78. glassboro, 73. gandys beach. 76. woodbine, 71. satellite and radar high pressure is pushing off the appalachians working its way east it will eventually sit off the coast of new jersey later this afternoon and that will supply us with a good deal of sunshine today.

as the high hits the coast the winds shifts out of the south/southwest. that will increase the humidity sunday. 79 degrees lots of sunshine. 5:00 p.m., high, thin clouds, 87 88 degrees, give or take that will be the forecast high. no humidity. picture start to the weekend. things change tomorrow. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast and heat wave next week. i'll have the details in just a bit. >> a former handyman with a long rap sheet is behind bars charged in the brutal murder of jasmine wright. dann cuellar has more on the suspect and how neighbors are reacting. >> reporter: from the get-go it was clear the case struck a nerve with the people working on it. and the people who gave police all sorts of tip. the synergy would approve toxic

for james harris who was arrested for burglary and now the murder of jasmine wright. there was conviction and passion in the voices of her neighbors. >> his soul will be damned forever. i'm glad he is off the seat. >> you thought you were going to get away with it. god had it prepared for you. you are note getting out and i help you never get out. >> reporter: 27-year-old writhe was a recent drexel grad who lived on the third floor apartment. harris was fired from the maintenance job in wright's apartment building. last week he broke into her apartment 30 minutes before she arrived. >> she was on her cell phone who was talking to her mother, at that time he attacked her. >> reporter: harris had 31 prior

arrests for sexual assaults, robberies and burglaries and the murder of his own father back in 1982. >> he is a monster and we're happy to get him off the streets. >> reporter: what this monster was doing on the streets in the first place -- has the police befuddled. >> it's a hard pill to swallow. >> reporter: homicide captain could not say enough about the detectives who worked on the case. homicide detectives, berk and joyce worked around the clock and the crime lab they spe dieded the -- expedited the dna. >> reporter: they will look to get the death penalty for the murder. gary perkins has been

charged with the death of murphy who was found in the playground. funeral services will be held for is an before a bland who police say she killed herself in her cell. she was in texas for a new job. the family criticized the stop and the incarceration saying she would not take her own life. we're learning new information this morning about the man who opened fire inside a crowded movie theater in louisiana. officials say john russell houser had a history of mental illness and violence and rants against the government. ryan owens is in lafayette with the latest. >> reporter: a 59-year-old

drifter with a violent past. how did he get the gun to kill two and injury so many more. >> the weapon was purchased at a pawn shop in phoenix alabama in february 2014. >> reporter: purchased legally even though -- >> in '06. mr. houser applied for ary permit. that application was denied. >> reporter: he had a law degree, he expressed controversial views one post reading america is so sick i believe it will be the enemy of the world. in 2001 he placed a swastika outside a bar he owned, but denied he was a nazi sympathizer. what detectives discovered in

his room only deepens the mystery. >> we found wigs and glasses and disguises basically in his room. >> reporter: but there's no disguising his troubled past. his last known address was in alabama where he was 'evicted where he booby trapped the fireplace by tampering with the gas line and trashing the house. his marriage fell apart too. the in 2008ed wife and family asked for a protective order saying he exhibited extreme erratic behavior. the court filing said he had manic depression or bipolar disorder. his wife so worried she removed all guns from their home. his brother speaking exclusively to our atlanta affiliate. >> we're trying to get on and hope the situation ends. >> reporter: while investigators

search for a motive, the people of lafayette louisiana have a basic question, whiles the killer here and he why were they targeted. they have no clear connection between the killer and this community. >> many are describing james holmes as a happy friendly trial. jurors were sent home earlier after one became sick. defense lawyers are trying to persuade jurors to sentence holmes to life in prison without chance of 30 -- parol. police responded to a call of a mantua gun on ventura boulevard in studio city. they say he fired 7 shots into

the air and put the gun in a paper bag. officers worried that the man had a bomb attached to his body, but no explosives were found. an awe australian nurse who claims he was forced to work as a medic for isis in syria. he was arrested last night. he surrendered in turkey earlier this week. he went to seer where a for human tarn work, but forced to join islamic state militants after being injured in an airstrike. new jersey governor chris christie is blasting amtrak over delays that plagued commuters this week. he urged congress to get involved and asked the state attorney general's office to see what can be done to his that the money paid to amtrak is used

properly. amtrak owns the tracks and equipment between new jersey and new york that are used for nj transit trains. 1.5 million cars were recalled because hackers can get into the computers through an electronic opening in the radio. chrysler will be issuing usb devices to owners to upgrade the software. >> they will do that for me. if they give me the memory stick and i follow their directions, i could do the same thing. i could download it on to my own memory stick at home. >> we posted all the models involved at 6abc.com. there's a link to see if you need a fix. there's much more to come on saturday morning including a new warning for travelers.

thieves are targeting travelers across the country. there's a new creation, a lobster beer. >> reporter: interesting, coming up in weather, the heat is making a comeback in the seven-day forecast. there are thunderstorms around and we have a heat wave to talk about, i'll have all the details coming up right after this.

a beer in maine offers a twist a pinch of lobster. the lobster provides bryon brininess. it's available for purchase at the tasting rooms in portland maine. the actual lobsters were eaten perhaps with a brew on the side. you say you wouldn't drink lobster and a beer. >> reporter: i'm not a big beer drinker. if i order a drink it's a drink. looking live penns landing, we have comfortable conditions, dewpoints hanging out in the 50s where they have been for the last three days, it's a nice break from the heat and humidity

when dewpoints were in the mid 70s. feels-like temperatures were in excess of 105 degrees. 79 degrees in philadelphia right now. dewpoint 57. winds out of the east/northeast at 3 miles per hour. they will shift during the course of the day and be out of the southeast later on. that's the sea breeze at the jersey shore. you get up to 80 or 81, the numbers plateau. philadelphia, 79. allentown, 70. poconos 71 with a point of 55. that's lovely. 58 that's the dewpoint in allentown. trenton, 59. as long as as you're under 60. you're feeling good. later this week, things change. tomorrow the low to mid 60s we get into monday, the oppressive stuff gets in here again. here's the good news, the heat wave begins tuesday tuesday wednesday, thursday, where high

temperature skyrocket in the mid 90s, but the dewpoint is coming down. the humidity will be more humid than what you're dealing with right now. it is not as oppressive or intent as what we saw last week. somewhat of a break there. cluster of showers and thunderstorms out here we won't have to worry about that. this system will pass on by to the north. that will clear the delaware valley. we have high pressure in control that keeps us quiet today and most of of sunday for that matter, as well. the winds blow clockwise around the high once the high hits the east coast it works out to sea and the winds shift out of the southwest and that will pump the heat and humidity in here. future tracker 6 clear combination of sun and clouds, mostly sunny just a few clouds. high temperatures topping out around 87, 88. first thing tomorrow morning combination of sun and clouds, temperatures will be warm are than this morning. we had in areas in the 50s.

tomorrow morning it will be mid to upper 0s, low 70s. by afternoon there can one or two showers west of philadelphia, as you can see the modeling is in the hinting toward all that much. if you north of philadelphia. be on the look out for pop-up thunderstorm on sunday. otherwise it's a mainly clear weekend overall. the poconos sunny skies comfortable, 80 degrees sunday, a little more humid a thunderstorm late high of 82. jersey shore it's beautiful. picture perfect weekend for you guys down there. 74. ocean temperature wall-to-wall blue skies mostly sunny. 880 degrees, sunday, 8 the -- 82. allentown, 87. sunny skies nice and warm. dover 86. and trenton 87. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 89 degrees sunday with the humidity it will feel like the low 90s.

be on the look out for a thunderstorm late west of philadelphia. monday sunshine, showers and thunderstorms are possible as the frontal system stalls over top us. tuesday, 92, wednesday 93. thursday, 93. friday we're out of it. >> >> it's during the week. >> reporter: yeah. >> as you head out the door, check in as often as you like 6abc.com/weather our live storm tracker 6 live radar shows you what's happening out there. you can follow the accuweather team on facebook, critter -- chris is on there twitters as well. he'll give you real time updates. low level twisters crawled across the huron area ripping up

several properties. everybody is all right the red cross is helping them get back on their feet.

>> all day breakfast could be coming to mcdonald's near you. according to the "wall street journal" the fast food giant sent a memo to franchisees to be ready for all day breakfast starting in october. the next time you head to the airport beware, summertime is the prime season for thieves who want to swipe your luggage. we have more on how to avoid becoming a victim. >> reporter: these people may look like tourists, but seattle airport police say they are thieves taking luggage from the baggage carousel. police releasing these surveillance videos last month to tell passengers to be aware of theft at the baggage claim.

a crime is all too easy. i just got off the plain i'm going to stop in the restroom and then get the bag. >> pick pocket expert bob arnold who knows what the bag looks like, grabs it from the carousel. >> are you happy to see it? >> reporter: my bag. >> reporter: he said he studies threefs to help security -- thieves to help security officials catch crooks. check it out he easily swipes another bag off the carousel, right in front of dozens of people including the bag's owner. he took it. it is not just your luggage you have to worry about. bob sees a woman with her purse open and signals me to act as his decoy. watch on the left, he lowers his

hand and his jacket. while we're talking he is taking her phone. >> would it surprise you to know that someone stole something while we were talking? a ballpoint pen is all he needs to break open this suitcase. he said one of the newest tools for thieves a selfie stick. with me acting as a decoy he takes a laptop bag perched directly next to him -- perched next to him. >> you guys did the classic thing you are looking at each other. >> reporter: don't get a black bag, a bold color is harder for thieves to pass off as their own. second go directly to the baggage claim after getting off the plain.

keep your belongings in your line of sight. >> the phillies hoping to continue their winning streak in chicago. we'll have a preview up next in sports.

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>> 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 next week's trade deadline, ducis rogers has more. >> reporter: what has gotten into the the phillies, 6ing win in the last -- 6th win in the

last 7 games. chase utley, he could be playing elsewhere. three teams are interested in utley. cody ashy this double tied the game in the 9th inning. jeff franco. he's been a tear lately. sports illustrated released a poll that said eagles fans are the most hated fans in the nfl. jeff skeverski takes the results to the people. >> we're tired of losing so we get loud and passionate and people are tired of us speaking our minds. >> that's wrong? >> reporter: that's wrong. >> cancel my subscription

today. form he were delaware state standout was voted in the all star game you can see the game at 3:30 p.m. today. mike trout is likely blushing, the angels have erected a life size bobble head of their star. trout a millville, new jersey native is second in the majors in homers this month. a hockey player goes hard in the net. he turns roller hockey into ice hockey. he pulse out a rock and asks his girlfriend to mary her she said yes, after she gave him a little

bit of the business for worrying her so much. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have a terrific weekend. >> there's much more to come on "action news," including "shelter me rescue of the week." this is resist -- rascal one of the dogs saved at the all paws rescue. you'll be hearing about rascal and his friends on "action news." >> coming up, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues.

>> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. president obama is in kenya this morning for a historic visit. neighbors are reacting after a restaurant owner is charged in a disturbing case of child porn. fbi and the police are asking for your help to track down the woman who robbed a local bank. first let's head outside to chris sowers and this beautiful accuweather forecast. >> reporter: it's been a beautiful stretch of weather for us going back to wednesday. the heat wave came to an end on tuesday, wednesday, the nice refreshing stuff moved in. it will stick around for one more day. we have sunshine down the shore if you're looking for something to do today there's the spot to be, atlantic city, beaches are clear right now and so are the skies. this is cape may very quiet and tranquil conditions,

temperatures in thes, low humidity levels. three straight hanging out in the mid 80s low humidity levels. lots of sunshine, it's been a comfortable stretch of weather for us. wednesday we topped out at 85. thursday, 83 and then yesterday 86. the average is 87. today we'll be close to average we're shooting for a high of 88. but, again there won't be much in the way of humidity. 70 in allentown. 78 in millville. sea isle 81. the pool forecast don't forget the sunscreen the burn index is extremely high today. on a scale of one to ten it's a ten. temperatures in the upper 80s make sure you not only apply the sunscreen, but keep reapplying it if you're outside today. thunderstorm outlook not much today. we'll see the thunderstorms return to the area. we'll focus on that and heat

wave number three in the seven-day forecast when i see you in just a little bit. >> now to the latest of a disturbing case of a center city restaurant owner. he sexually abused a 5-year-old girl and planned to make his unborn daughter a victim. >> reporter: the allegations are tough to read through capasso. according to federal court documents he sent text message to an undercover agent sending explicit pictures of a 5-year-old girl. he is the owner and chef of the

crow and the pitcher. this is his business partner. >> this is like a family, it's hitting us hard, we'll band together. >> reporter: capasso was arrested monday at his collingswood, new jersey home. mary lou rodriguez is his neighbor. >> you never expect anything like that. >> reporter: investigators say he downloaded child pornography and created his own by using the 5-year-old and he sexually abused her and witnessed and recorded the acts for his own personal use. >> my heart goes out to the family of the victims this world is already full of people to know 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. that is where he will face those charges. capasso said he will not fight extradition. child services is investigating after a toddler was found on a philadelphia street alone and hurt. he was found with a burn on the left foot. when police went to the child's home on the 2200 block of north 16th street. they found an 11-year-old sibling alone and the home in deplorable condition. both children were taken to saint saint christopher's hospital. this woman held up a bank yesterday. she walked into the bank of america on the 400 block of fayette street. she approached the teller and insinuated she had a gun. if you recognize her call police.

a man lit his estranged wife on fire before he died in a fiery crash. his pickup truck slammed into a tractor-trailer near greenwood south of indianapolis. he kept going and hit another vehicle and smashed into a concrete barrier. not long before the crash he doused his wife with gasoline and set her on fire. the couple were going through a divorce, the wife is fighting for her life. new a judge in california will dismiss a right to die lawsuit against the state. christy o'donnell filed the suit terminally ill with lung cancer. under california law suicide is legal. doctors can sedate a patient but they cannot prescribe a life ending medicine.

the judge said voters or higher court have that power not his superior court. a motorcyclist is lucky to be alive who was trapped under northeast a car. this morning she is thanking the bystanders who came to her rescue. ron claiborne has more. >> i see the bystanders running to the car i wasn't breathing when they pulled me out. >> reporter: tara gibson peek speaking for the first time since the crash that nearly killed her. the car veered into the right lane smashing into her motor cycle violently launching her and pinning her beneath the car. first responders teamed up with good samaritans with no time to wait. up it went a couple of thousand pounds of metal freeing the trapped motorcyclist so they could pull her to safety. >> i remember a car seemingly

out of nowhere. >> reporter: that was the last thing she remembered when she woke up in the hospital 13 hours later battered and bruised. >> it was nothing short of a miracle. i remember it seemed like a terrible dream. >> reporter: gibson said she is alive only because of the quick thinking and physical strengthen of the police officers and fire and rescue teams and civilians who rushed into her aid. >> they changed so many lives by saving mine. i'm deep deep grateful. >> that was abc's ron clayborn. president obama is in kenya his ancestorial homeland. he pledges more than a billion dollars to improve electric and small businesses in kenya. the president has relatives living in kenya. his late father lived there, as well. he viewed africa as an engine

for economic growth. >> africa is on the move. after can a is one of the fastest growing regions in the world. people are being lifted out of poverty incomes are up, the middle class is growing. >> the president laid a wreath at the site of the 1998 u.s. embassy attack in nairobi. kenya and the u.s. and ethiopia are taking on el shabob. >> a workout that you can stay fit right here in other area. and we'll get another check of the accuweather forecast when "action news" returns.

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>> happening today the opening ceremony of special olympics world game in los angeles robin roberts hosts a preview this afternoon. the games spread acceptance of people with intellectual abilities and shows off their

athleticism. michelle obama will be honorary co-chair. >> it's a beautiful day to get outside and flex muscles today. >> reporter: we're seeing temperatures in the 70s no humidity, feels great out there i'm surprised we're not seeing more people on the tennis courts. we have a couple of guys out there hitting the ball there. take at advantage of it, because the weather will get more sticky as we get into the second half of the weekend. once we get into next week, eu789 -- it turns hotter. enjoy this 79. dewpoint 57. that's the key to the comfortable weather the dewpoints have behaved themselves hanging out in the hos and 50s. millville, 7 #. trenton, 75. allentown, 70. dewpoints once again are on the bottom part of the scale the low 60s that means comfortable stuff this afternoon. after midnight tonight the

humidity starts to increase, you'll notice the change tomorrow and monday is just an awful feeling day again. fortunately high temperatures are topping out in the mid to upper 80s as opposed to the 90s. if we would have had temperatures in the mid 90s it would have felt awful. this guy right here means quiet conditions. we have frontal systems to the southwest. busboth of these will cross the region tomorrow. because they are so far away we'll stay dry. tomorrow we increase the possibility of showers and thunderstorms. late in the day and west of philadelphia after 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. it will be hot and 90 degrees, looks like temperatures will run anywhere from 93 to 95. so tomorrow is a little more uncomfortable, monday even though temperatures are not climbing into the 90s with how much humidity we're talking about, it's going to feel lousy.

sunny skies for the poconos 80 degrees comfortable a delightful afternoon. sunday humid thunderstorms are possible, we'll see a high around 82. for the jersey shore this is a nice day. you'll see a sea breeze kicking in shortly. mostly sunny pleasant. beach haven 79. atlantic city, 81. ocean, 80 degrees. 83 for rehoboth beach and 83 for bethany beach. the bay waters are closing in on 80 degrees. if you're doing boating or fishing, very calm and tranquil on the waters. sunny skies high tide around 3:15. of philadelphia, 88 degrees, sunny and warm, winds out of the southeast at 5 to 10. turning humid after midnight. partly cloudy, 66 degrees, outlying suburbs, 70 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll go 89 degrees tomorrow coming off

today's 88. with the humidity it will feel like the low to mid 90s. monday, sunshine thunderstorm, 87 that's the actual air temperature. we'll have feels-like temperatures from 93 to 95. tuesday, wednesday thursday, here's the good news with the heat wave that's on the way yes it will be humid, bus stop the dewpoints will come down a little bit that means we'll not see the intense heat and humidity like what we had last weekend. 92 tuesday, 93 wednesday, 93 thursday, more good news it only lasts three days. it's not an extended thing. >> three days is a long time. >> reporter: you're a southern girl you should like that. >> nobody likes to sweat. a fossil based group is building it's -- a foster based group is building a community through its rescue. >> we have a lot of animals in horrible situations.

the goal is to offer them a safe haven. >> reporter: all four paws does a thousand fundraisers a year. >> because our dogs are in foster homes there's no place for people to go visit them. they get good care and good with other dogs and pets, we begin training and make them adoptable. >> dargo was a stray. >> he is an awesome boy and super smart. >> jinx is a lab mix. >> she has a lot of life in her. she is a happy girl. >> rocky was rescued from a high kill shelter. rocky is the last guy from his litter looking for his home. >> lenny is a one-year-old

shepherd mix and gets along well with dogs and cats. and dixie was left astray because she did not hunt. >> she hangs out on the couch. >> reporter: and this beautiful boy is rascal. he is a 7-year-old grayhound boxer mix he likes chilling with the family and loves other dogs and cats and he is house broken if you're interested in was cal or any of the dogs you -- rascal or any of the dogs you met go to all four paws website or go to the "shelter me rescue of the week" section facebook page. with rascal i'm david murphy channel 6 "action news."

>> good morning to you on this

saturday, sky6 live hd looking live over center city. look at the blue skies 78 degrees, 9:49. here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. the east coast super reptile expo gets crawling at the oaks expo center. see the crirlts and those who are -- critters and those who are selling them along with food items and books and supplies until 4:30. it's fiesta a free family fun thing to do from 12 to 5. a new program in the area is designed specifically for seniors. health reporter, and registered nurse ali gorman has more in "healthcheck." >> reporter: there's rarely an empty seat in the house for the

abington ymca enhanced fitness class. five days a week, older adults can go through an hour of cardio and strengthen and flexibility and many moves for the try accepts are not much different than younger people do. the goal is to improve mobility and decrease pain and prevent disables for those of 55 an orderly. 82-year-old constance is sold. she came here in april worried her painful knees would give out, but not any more. >> it's gone, i have no problems with my knees anywhere. >> reporter: enhanced fitness was developed in seattle. it come to four philadelphia area ymca under a pilot program with the signa foundation. >> as you get older it gives you a chance to decrease chronic

illnesses. >> reporter: the exercises address specific functions like getting in and out of a car or lifting things around the house. >> there are exercises that help you get things out of the high cabinets. >> reporter: the weights are not heavy, but there are pleasant of repetitions and holds in order to be effective. >> the majority have increased weights over the past couple of weeks. >> we have bags, and they are not as heavy any more. >> reporter: the class is at aning ton northeast haverford and columbia ymcas. a study done for medicare found enhanced fitness cut healthcare costs $1,000 per person. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> next, chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us we'll be right

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>> chris is excited that it is the end of july. >> reporter: one step closer to football season that's how i look at it. >> reporter: take a look at the forecast for today. sunny skies comfortable 88 degrees the forecasted high. in the city of philadelphia. surrounding suburbs cooler than that. sunday, hot and humid thunderstorm late. look for a high of 90 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows heat wave number 3 of the summer season arrives on tuesday, 92 wednesday and thursday we're at 93. a little bit of humidity, it's going to feel like 95 or 96. friday we come out of it.

89. >> what do you think of the team. >> reporter: i think they made a lot of moves and they will be okay. >> where do you find the best hot dogs in the city, alicia vitarelli and karen rogers has the details. >> here's what's coming up on fyi philly. it's the dog day of summer. jamie apody goes on a bing of the top hot dogs. tamala edwards discovers the taste of tuscany. in upper bucks county. it's time to look at the philadelphia repolished gem. and you can get your tickets on a civil soiree. don't miss it. jack hanna's "wild count

down" is next. here's some of the stories we're working on for you tomorrow, are the discounts on the bargains at t.j.max a deal? we'll have that. enjoy the weekend the humidity is coming. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday.

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