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the kidnapping and sexual assault of a little five-year old girl. only chopper six was over the philadelphia police special victims unit tonight to catch exclusive video of this suspect being transferred late this evening. now as the investigators tell us the accused child molester is only 15 years old, and "action news" reporter dann cuellar has been covering this case from the start and dann, tell us about this major break in the case tonight. >> reporter: well, monica, it was a case that left residents in the 2600 block of north hutchinson living in fear, since then, victim and her family have been living elsewhere but tonight residents can rest easier. sources tell "action news" that the 15 year-old boy is to be formally charged with the kidnapping, beating, and sexual assault of the five-year old little girl. chopper 6hd was only one there as 15 year-old suspect was loaded on the police wagon for trip to be formally charged. detectives from the special victims unit took him into custody late today and brought him in for questioning.

incident took place on july 30th, police say sometime overnight a strange are broke in the hopkins family home through a window. he apparently came across the five-year old in the hall, child would later tell the the mother this. >> she said man came from behind the closet door and grabbed my hand and made me go outside. i said was it a little boy, someone you have seen before? they said no. >> reporter: mother and family friend found the child lying in the weed filled backyard alive and covered in blood. photo sent to "action news" by the child's family shows extent of her injuries and being treated, in the intensive care unit at st. christopher's. police says little girl suffered head fractures and other injuries after being beaten, kick and sexually assaulted. neighbors were relieved to hear of the arrest. >> i hope they got the right person. i hope they do. because, it is a scary situation for anybody who has kid around here. and, everybody is so cautious about, you know, their children, what they want done.

>> reporter: tonight we have learned that the 15 year-old is to be formally charged with sexual assault and related offenses. charges have been sent to the district attorney's office for approval. live from the special victims unit of the philadelphia police, dann cuellar for channel six "action news". thanks, dann. tonight police are investigating a deadly shooting in the olney section of the city. a three two-year old man died, a 21 year-old woman is in stable condition. they were shot in the 200 block of west need row street just after 9:00 tonight. this is the same area where three people were shot last night. police are not saying if the incident are related. it is official, we are now in the middle of our area's fourth heat wave of the year. tonight was time to sweat it out on kelly drive, as temperatures cooled off a little will bit, because, exercising, before sunset can be dangerous for some. meteorologist cecily tynan outside the six abc studios tonight with a look at how long this streak above 90 will last, cecily. >> it looks like we have one

more day before things change but our heat wave did begin over the weekend. saturday's high 91. yesterday, 93. today 94 degrees. that is 2 degrees shy off the record high for this date. it was 93 in allentown and reading. trenton 94. wilmington 91. millville and dover getting influence from the bay. 89 degrees. sea isle city on the beaches today, it felt a lot better with that sea breeze, 81, 7 miles inland at the atlantic city airport in pennsylvania moan ate was hotter. 91 degrees. storm tracker six live double scan a wide view, showing that there is a lot of moisture to our south and west and that will be all moving our way by the middle of the week with a very slow moving cold front and this is what will bring us a cool down, and also some showers and thunderstorms. this is what is ahead, one more day of temperatures in the 90's, tomorrow and then it will get unsettled, from the middle of the week, to really the end of the workweek with temperatures falling down in

the 80's. i will have details coming up with the full accu weather seven day forecast, monica. thanks, cecily. millions of federal dollors are coming to our area to help fight heroin. but this won't be the same old traj strategy in the war on drugs. the white house wants to focus next on treatment rather than just locking up addicts. the they will pay to hire both public safety officers and public health coordinators. the initiative could not have come at a more critical time. cdc statistics shows usage has spiked, and doubling among 18 to 25 years old since 2002. number of addicts also doubled worse the rate of overdose deaths, has nearly tripled. and "action news" reporter annie mccormack live from camden that has been pick from the white house from all philadelphia and new castle county as target areas for this heroin policy, annie. >> reporter: one of the reasons it the has been pick, in fact, over the past year, law enforcement agencies around this area have supplied their officers with narcan and

they have gotten dramatic results in saving lives. the the white house did take notice of that and today camden, philadelphia and also new castle will county delaware will receive 2.5 million-dollar, in funding. this is what camden county's police chief scott thompson says is stopping overdoses before it is too late. >> almost instantly, the person will be revived. >> reporter: last may camden county police began carrying the the medication that officers spray in the no, sir industrials of people found with symptoms of heroin and prescription drug overdosees. since then they have revived more than 100 people. federal her win response strategy will give funning to the regions deemed by the white house as high intensity drug trafficking areas. those areas, span 15 states. >> this will serve to augment what we are currently doing. we currently fund our narcan now through forfeiture money, and there will be funding from

the heroin initiative that is coming from the white house, for education, for additional resources. >> reporter: camden, philadelphia and new castle delaware are in one of the regions and where some of the most pure heroin are sold, many on the streets in camden reacted in favor of the boost in help. >> there is many people that i have known, close to me and not so close to me that have died of overdose that he is would have been saved had it not been for one the fact that they were afraid they were going to get caught or two, there was something like this that was not out there at this time. had they been out there they would be alive today. >> they have so many people dying, but, you know, since they have the training, in doing it, it goodies. >> reporter: in response to critics, federal dollors spent saving drug addicts lives, it is said they can get heat they need or save the life of the child who gets a hold of a parent's medication. >> we need to understand what our primary mission is and, again, it is to return loved ones to their families regardless of what the

condition is. >> reporter: delaware leaders said that they have not extended their withdraw programs and state funded narcan programs, as well. thompson says he is in constant contact with other law enforcement leaders to see what they can all do better. reporting live from camden, annie mccormack for channel six "action news", monica. indicted philadelphia congressman chaka fattah is scheduled to make his first appearance in federal court tomorrow. he is charged with racketeering, bribery, but in a letter to congress today he blasted the u.s. justice department, arguing it was actually the prosecutors in the case who did wrong. he said that they illegally targeted him and other lawmakers. fattah asked house committees to review tapes for unconstitutional behavior, by the executive branch. in preparation for the papal visit to philadelphia, we will head to argentina where pope francis was born and raised. future pope saw firsthand the

effects of poverty, life in the slums of buenos aires and how the church could be a savior. "action news" anchor jim gardner is live, tonight learning more about the neighborhood and people who had such a powerful impact, on who pope francis is, jim? >> reporter: thanks, monday contact when the pope comes to philadelphia, he will no doubt, talk about and to the poor. when he became a cardinal, he talk about his four pillars and the first was a personal closeness to and service to the poor. obviously other popes have preached on behalf of the poor but francis has a very special credibility in this area because he has walk the walk. this is one of the main streets of the villa 21, people of buenos aires used the word slum to describe 20 distinct neighborhood, villa 21 is big west 50,000 residents. archbishopberg goal ohio was a regular video here, traveling here on the subway to as he

put it bring the church to the street. he had walked these streets filled with stray dogs and impoverished people once a month giving blessings, catching up with family stories and in the word of one local priest filling his lungs with the oxygen to think about what the church should be. >> of course, he also loved watching the kid play soccer. soccer has always been one of francis's greatest passions and take that passion and put it on the streets of this cities most poor area, and that is something special. the the catholic church says that the poverty rate in buenos aires is 27 percent, as archbishop, he wanted his priests to serve in the slums. and one of those priests is father lorenzo davidan, known as dodo, chief pastor in the past for of virgin de coupe, a community have of immigrant, both he and his church are anchors, bedrocks of villa 21.

>> he focuses much of his time and effort on children because he says many of them are from broken homes with one missing parent, or two. he says that it is then up to the church to become their family. archbishop bergoglio often says he wanted faith to come alive in buenos aires. i asked father davidan, what that means. he explained that historically the church existed separate thely from the living of life but francis wants to bring them together, that the church becomes the flesh of life. that hoping someone broken by drugs, in the hospital, abandoned in the street, that says toto is what francis means by religion. we crashed a serious card game before we left villa 21. i still don't know exactly what we were playing but nobody seemed to mind. these are people who seemed to care about their faith, and each other.

my playing partner told me that archbishop bergoglio was a anchor, a rock in the slum, in villa 21. it seemed to me that the people whom we met are very proud of the fact that their bergoglio has become pope but they desperately miss him. they are sorry that they have lost their archbishop because as they say, he loves the poor, he loves them. that is the story from buenos aires tonight, monica. >> thanks very much, jim. diocese of camden meantime is using the pope's visit here to focus on the needs of the poor in our area. it launched what it is called the 40 days of francis campaign. the bishop ken is sullivan stress that he is poverty in, south jersey extend beyond city of camden. cumberland county is to particularly hard hit. diocese will now organize food drives, fundraisers and open houses, at its eight charity centers offering social services. remember jim will be in argentina all this week

reporting live at 6:00 and 11:00 bringing us more story from pope francis's hometown. still to come on "action news" latest on that deadly blast in the popular tourist destination in thailand and what the government there says the bomber was trying to do. plus if you heard the song for once in your life you could go to a free stevey wonder concert, you would be very superstitious. we will explain why he performed outside philadelphia city hall. the fans were overjoyed. i'm sharrie williams. a newtown family is overjoyed after a family treasure makes its way home after seven decade. the story of his military prayer missal coming up. well, temperatures climbing in the 90's for third day in the row, we are officially in the heat wave, we have one more day before i'm tracking stormy changes in the accu weather forecast. all right, cecily, plus ducis rodgers shows us true take aways from the eagles win when "action news" continues tonight. blinds to go's

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new details tonight about that deadly bomb blast in thailand, 22 people were killed, when a pipe bomb exploded at a popular shrine in bangkok, 123 people were injured. the government says whoever launched this attack was trying to destroy the economy but so far no one has claimed responsibility. china is a major attraction for visitors from asia. evacuations are underway across pacific northwest. these wild fires are destroying businesses and homes in several states, and including, california, washington, and oregon. in all, there are about a 100 fires burning right now and more than two hundred active duty military personnel have been called into help battle them. it is the the first time soldiers have been called to fight fires since 2006. politics, hillary clinton

had 305 e-mails that could contain classified information, the state department says, officials told a federal judge to take that 5 percent of the 1500 documents analyzed so far will require further scrutiny. clinton previously said she never sent or received any e-mails on her private server that were clearly marked classified. republicans say that she may have compromised national security. donald trump took a break from campaigning to take and spend time in the courtroom. he had jury duty to day. republican presidential candidate admits five previous jury summons but his staff says because they were sent to the wrong address. trump was not selected for a trial. irs data breach where hackers stole tax returns, and other record, is far less than originally disclosed, they first said number of victims was a hundred thousand and now they have revealed that the number is more than double that, 334,000 potential victims, and hack also began

earlier, then investigators first thought, they think cyber thieves ultimate goal, was to use this data to claim fraudulent tax returns. the the irs says it will begin mailing letters to affected taxpayers, and will offer, free credit monitoring. and, bucks county, war veterans family, just got, a priceless personal momentoes of their loved one back after seven decade. the grandfather's prayer book was lost during world war two and it has been just returned from new seal land. sharrie williams has more on this incredible tail of lost and found. >> he was a good person. >> reporter: patricia definis has fond memories of her husband, anthony, medic in the navy and marines, he served in world war two in okinawa, he said she relied on his face to keep him strong and servicemen around him. >> his buddy says to him, tony, i'm really scared, you know, i guess they were all

scared. >> reporter: once his tour was over he was shipped to new zealand before coming stateside, mr. definis is no longer living but something that he treasured more than 70 years ago, has now, unexpectly, made its way home. >> i was totally, shocked to receive this. >> reporter: military family, living in new seal land found this, a military prayer missal with anthony definis name handwritten in the front along with his military serial number. the family went to the u.s. embassy in new zealand looking for help in finding the the rightful owners. >> i'm's totally amazed and i think that it is fantastic, that those people, that hold on to it, for so long, you know, to me, it is almost like a miracle. >> reporter: family had no idea that this precious hair lumen existed, but now that it is in the family's possession mrs. definis says it makes her feel closer to her husband.

>> it is a great feeling just to receive it, like, and hold on to it and know that he had it in his possession, and it is almost like he is saying, i'm good. i'm fine. >> reporter: in newtown bucks county, sharrie williams for channel six "action news". >> incredible. >> nice ending. let's check weather, we have one more day and then we will catch the break. >> one more day, yes. >> yes. >> those are good people. >> yes. >> we do have one more hot day and then, it begins to change. >> yes. >> better. >> but not quite as hot. storm tracker six live double scan showing we have one shower, northeast of philadelphia, that has now moved out, and lets go live to sky six and taking a look at the center city sky line. the hazy out there but once the sunsets it started to feel better. if you cannot run early in the morning, good idea to wait until sunsets and more comfortable. eighty in philadelphia right now. trenton 80.

allentown 82. reading 80. millville 75. seal aisle city 74. wilmington 78 degrees. warm night. satellite six with action radar showing clear skies, if we look out to the west you can see how cloud are trying to advance, out of the midwest. there is a lot of shower, thunderstorm activity all associated with a flow ahead of the cold front and that front is slowly inching its way, toward us, and it won't be here toll. it won't be moving through until thursday, and tomorrow it is just ahead of it we will get wind out of the south, hazy, hot, humid again. 93 degrees. our fourth day in heat wave number four. we could have a few isolated thunderstorms popping up in the afternoon. they will be more numerous as we head through the week on wednesday, and our flow shifts out of the south east off the ocean. so what this will do is bring in more cloud cover and really knock the the temperature down a notch. 87 degrees. the scattered thunderstorms, a better chance of thunderstorms on thursday and friday as that cold front slips through and that will bring us a nice

weekend with clearing skies. if you are on the beach tomorrow enjoy it. ocean temperature 69 degrees. air temperature very comfortable, a sea breeze will make a big difference. 82 degrees. the lots of sunshine on the beach. don't forget sun screen. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, more heat and humidity on the way tomorrow, high of 93 degrees. on wednesday, more of the form of cloud cover, not quite as hot but still very muggy day, 87 degrees, afternoon showers and thunderstorms, more activity on thursday, ahead of that cold front and downpours, some thunderstorms. 85 degrees. it looks like it will still be unsettled into friday especially the first half of the day as that front flips through, 84 degrees but the good news is we will clear things out right in time for weekend saturday, partly sunny. 86 degrees. weather is looking great for eagles preseason game at the lincoln saturday night. sunday pretty nice as well, warm with the mixture of cloud and sunshine and a high of

88 degrees. monday we will begin to turn things warmer with a high of 89. so one more hot and humid day. definitely if you have pets, make sure they have a cool spot, and a elderly friend give them a call. it can be tough on them. well, hundreds of folks braved the heat today to hear legendary musician stevey wonder in center city. >> ♪ you can feel it all over ♪ >> he performed a free, pop up concert at the last minute in dilworth park this afternoon. it was actually part of the big promotional event because he will be back in philadelphia to perform at the wells fargo

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real winners in the eagles win. >> some rookies looked very good. eagles as a team looked very good. end result in the preseason football game is not important, individual performance is. several eagles stood out in yesterday's victory over colts. nelson agholor showed excellent speed on the touchdown catch, rookie caught three balls for 57-yard. reserve running back kenya barner made an excellent case to make this football team.

he had six carries for 29-yard and a rushing touchdown. barner scored on a 92-yard punt return. eagles won 36-ten but jason kelce isn't about to get too jacked up over this victory. >> never try to get too caught up, first game of the year, starters on both side only played eight plays, really we're just trying to play well in this game and we are trying to improve, coming together as a team, see sam bradford will be out here this week and with him and martin we are set at that position and i think we are doing good things right now. >> we caught up with jason on south street this evening. he was at phs beer garden to unveil this brand new jason kelce sandwich. kelce had a hand in creating it among ingredient brings kill, roast beef, cheddar cheese, bacon and horse radish pickles. pardon me. the phillies had the day off but chase utley trade rumors did not.

yankees and cubs are said still to be interested in the second base man. former flyer danny briere is done, he announced his retirement. they will hold a press conference in the morning. briere had a 17 year professional career, six with the flyers, and he says it is time to spend more time with his family. still ahead, we will talk temple football, hear why coach matt rule thinks he is

temple football is less than three weeks from the open's begins penn state at the link.

owls are coming off a six-six season but they are expected to be improved this year. last night coach matt rule gave his players a diversion from training camp. he took his team to see the movie straight out of compton. rule feels there are life lessons in the film. >> when you make selfish decisions and you go through your life if you do things for yourself you will end up for a loan. if you end up with other people you end up with a lot of people there to love you. you have have to have a vision, dream of what you want to be and how you want to do it. i was disappointed because none of our kid knew those songs. i'm the coolest guy in this movie, i'm the only guy that knows those songs. finally leave heavy lifting to the professionals. red are/dodgers game yesterday, foul ball left side, ball boy is tracking it, and down he goes. he didn't even make the catch for his troubles. we can report that the ball boy is okay, only left bruised is perhaps, his ego. >> he tried. >> thanks, ducis. jimmy kimmel live next on

channel six followed by night line. halle berry and josh groban. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, karen rodgers and david rodgers. for cecily, ducis, the entire news team, jim gardner, in argentina, i'm monica malpass, please make it a good night. >> ♪

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