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new plan will put body cameras on all state troopers in new jersey. and an arrest at a delaware intersection after a truck lands on a car. but the big story is the camden county man that led police on a chase through philadelphia and south jersey. the suspect was stopped just before 10:00 last night when an officer clipped his van flipping the vehicle over. ryan ritter was released from the hospital and is now facing charges. >> this chase began in oakland, new jersey a police officer tried to pull over ritter for some outstanding warrants but they went on a two state chase that lasts two hours this is how it ended a police cruiser clipping the back of the van and sending the cruiser side over

side. >> he came out with his hands up, with a tiki barber jersey on. he went to the hospital for observation but was returned to southeast dsks early this morning. >> we are lucky that no one else was injured because of this. lieutenant john stanford says that oakland police led the chase with state police and philadelphia police assisting. at one time the chase reached high speeds on the highway. commissioner ramsey changed the way that police respond to chases, opting on the side of caution. philadelphia police largely monitored last night's chase with its chopper and pennsylvania state police finally made the call to conduct a pit maneuver to flip the

vehicle. >> based on the information we have knowing that this man was wanted for a robbery. we know who the male is and know his residence and his vehicle, we would probably terminate this pursuit. >> and ritter faces reckless endangerment and assault charges. fortunately nobody was injured. chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> chad thank you. also at noon now police say they captured the men behind several restaurant burglaries in philadelphia tony kim long, and joakim broke into south street on july 6th he is also accused of breaking into 11 other businesses including some on passyunk avenue. they are charging with burglary and related offenses. a woman is in critical

condition after paramedics pulled her from this mangled vehicle in newcastle, she was trapped when a truck landed on her car on route 73 and airport road and the crash took out poles and a gas station sign, police have not released the names of the drivers. a large early morning fire destroyed a gloucester county home the roof collapsed and firefighters got the fire under control in about a half hour. the house will have to be demolished. a water main break is causing big delays on the roosevelt boulevard this hour, it ruptured in the northbound outer lanes in northeast philadelphia this morning. customer water service was not impacted by the break but traffic is effected as crews

continue to make he repairs. today could be the start of normal heat wave, sky 6 hd showing us the view from the center city skyline, hot, very hot, and muggy out there. and we ca

temperatures are in the 80s climbing close to the 90s in lots of area and the other number to pay attention to is the dew point and these numbers are also pretty high, philadelphia is back down into the upper 60s and that is humid and all of these spots over 70 that is oppressive humidity and sea isle city at the boardwalk in atlantic city and lancaster a dew point of 72. it's warm headed to a hot afternoon but the humidity is definitely part of it it. a high of 92 today 5 above the average high, and 76 is the overnight low and look how far above average we are, warm and soupy air in place. one issue is the air quality, officials have posted a code orange ozone action day. this includes senior citizens and those that suffer from heart conditions and respiratory

conditions, you should limit your exposure because of the high level ozone tomorrow the entire region is likely going to be in one of these it might even be a code red that is even higher concentrations of ground level ozone. when i step back we'll talk about how long this pattern lasts in the seven-day forecast. >> as high heat and humidity returns keep checking back at 6abc.com/weather the live storm tracker 6 images, keep you on top of what is happen ougt there. and the sky 6 hd cameras give you a live look. and now president barack obama is flying back to the states this after none, he he wrapped up his visit with an address to the african union today, prioritizing job creation and opportunities for the next generation and they could attract foreign investment by

cleaning up corruption and upholding human rights. >> we must uphold the dignity of every human being dignity that basic idea of our common humanity, no matter where we come from or what we look like, we are all born equal. >> obama stressed the performance of treating equally as men and this marks the first time a sitting president has visited ethiopia. meantime nato declared their strong solidarity with turkey officials asked for the meeting to gauge the threat that the extremist group poses to the country and they want consultation on its response to recent terror attacks and called terrorism a global threat that knows no religion or nationality. a he plane flew straight no

a severe storm what happened next had passengers fear they were about to crash. mary gonzales has the story. >> reporter: stunning damage after a scare in the sky. this brand new boeing green liner hammered by hail. >> we dropped a good few hundred feet at least. hitting the severe weather monday 14 minutes into a flight from beijing to you dallas ft. worth. with 200 passengers on board. >> i thought the plane was going down actually. >> it's that feeling. >> the pilots turning back to beijing, landing safely despite the major dents in the cone. >> if it damages engines or surfaces it can make an airplane unflyable. in june the nose and wings of

this delta 747 so damaged by hail it was forced to land and the airline grounding the jet liner permanently. it's unclear if the same will be done with this plane. >> it's made up of carbon fiber and that is difficult to repair if there is damage to the airplane, that airplane may be sitting in beijing for a long while. >> all new jersey state police officers are equipped with bodiedy cameras the state is contributed $1.5 million just to buy them. they will be required to turn on the devices during traffic stops and other situations, nora muchanic was at the announcement about this in trenton this morning. and still to come on "action news" at noon a crime of opportunity. how one man drove away with 150,000 dollars in north jersey. >> how she is acontusioned of

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police in north jersey are searching for a bag containing $150,000 in cash. after some atm workers left it on the ground by mistake. the delivery service employees were moving stuff around and put it out and when they drove away they left it behind. a man in a van stopped to pick it up and took off. police are still looking for him and the money the atm workers are cooperating and they don't believe it was any type of i side job. a new york prison worker plead guilty for her role in helping two inmates escape. joyce mitchell worked as an instructor at the facility and admitted to giving hack saw blades and other items to inmates to help them break out. matt was shot and killed two

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meteorologist, david murphy is here now and says perhaps heat wave number three you prom zblis go ahead and promise. the next few days we'll head into the 90s and probably thursday aas well. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us there is no precipitation around and the kind of day you wish it would just rain. as we look outside, we have sky 6 hd at the airport fairly hazy out there hot and on the humid side, the humidity has actually ease the back in philadelphia over the last couple of hours but it's still sticky and oppressively humid in the city and south jersey and delaware.

dew point 69 and one degree higher i would say that is what we say oppressive humidity so we are close to it. and not much relief from the winds, they are from the south gently bringing up the humid air, 85 in wilmington and 88 right now in aallentown with hazy sunshine and 87 in trenton and 85 in millville and 80s at the shore and everybody is stuck with the high, humid air, for half the region we have dew points of 70 or greater, mainly in south jersey and delaware that is where it feels oppressive, we are close to that number in philadelphia a little better in the northern suburbs. we have a lot of sunshine out there, hazy sunshine and probably developing additional patchy clouds through the afternoon, not entirely out of question we get a pop-up shower in delaware and future tracker wantses to put a brief heavy downpour in parts of south

jersey and can't guarantee this. up in allentown today hot and humid there sunny for the most part with some clouds mixing in and 92 is your high and it feels like 95 at the height of the afternoon heating, at the shore can you beat the heat down there, lots of sun but rip currents in the water ocean temperatures running in the 70s but you need to swim next to the lifeguards and don't go in too deep. sun and clouds and hot and humid conditions, winds light in the southwest overall, and overnight tonight clear skies and muggy 76 is the overnight low and winds are light and the air is stagnant and not comfortable overnight tonight, and tomorrow the beat goes on and high pressure sets up over the coast and cold front to the west but we get up to 94 and it makes it feel like 100 degrees

and heat advisory and heat warning tomorrow. the air quality which season great today could be worse tomorrow. this is heat wave number three and tomorrow certainly and the question mark is thursday if the clouds and thunderstorms came in sooner i believe it was possible we could stop at 89 generally speaking it's uncomfortable, no matter the numbers, 92 tomorrow and 91 on thursday and thursday is when the front comes in from the west and afternoon and evening we are on the lookout for a line of thunderstorms dropping out from the northern and western suburbs and some could be strong and at least drenchers on friday you see a hot number 92 saturday and the human will be lower the two days and possibly stayinger on sunday as well. it stays hot over the weekend but the next three days is where it's really sticky. >> more ahead in our next half hour two identity thieves on

the ruin and what they are accused of doing with stolen information in montgomery township. and ai massive tree come dounz in new york's long island trk was hours before they could rescue a woman and they are saying the way she was sleeping saved her life.

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meteorologist, david murphy. here are the stories we are following on "action news" at 12:30. more eyes on the streets of new jersey 1,000 new body cameras will record troopers interactions with the community and boy scouts lift their ban on gay adults but not effect is on board with the idea. and a dispatcher under investigation for allegedly hanging up on a frantic 911 caller without sending help. and now new jersey police are putting new technology including body cameras on every trooper on the street. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, is live from trenton on the big announcement. >> reporter: hi the attorney general says the deadly interactions between police and black men around the country played a role in getting this cameras forward, but the