"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. good afternoon in the news a man is arraigned orncharges for the shooting of a 10-year-old boy in wilmington and a popular

restaurant remains closed after a bug infestation forces it to close down. now a crash that injured four children. they were walking with a red wagon when they were suddenly hit by the car, they have identified the victims but are sorting out what happened here. john rawlins is live from the scene in south hampton with more. >> one child is dead and three others remain in critical condition, they were part of a party of five, a teen and three small children, they had a red wagon and they were walking in the road behind me from a local park and they were struck by a driver, a local man also coming from that park we are told, neighbors here on bud town road heard the impact and came running. >> children everywhere laying in the street, i assumed it would

be two cars, i never saw it would be a car that hit a bunch of pedestrians. >> cheryl o'neil and her husband and daughter ran out to the road where they heard screaming, five pedestrians and two teen girls and three children under the able of eight. the five were walking in the travel lane. >> we see them walking up and down but never met them. >> the police say that a driver of an eastbound bmw struck the group and then stopped. before the emt arrived neighbors ministered cpr. o'neil and her daughter helped the smallest victim, a 3-year-old little boy. >> i checked for a pulse and couldn't find any. and right after that, his eyes rolled and he went uh and that was it, i think that was his last breath. >> 20 minutes ago a gentlemen

stopped by and placed a small stuffed animal here, you see behind me here, no charges are expected in this case we are told, the driver was driving at the posted speed limit, 45 miles per hour or below, and the victims were not wearing light or reflective clothing and they were in dark clothing and they did not have flashlights in the roadway and had their cell phone lights operating at one point and the driver just did not see them in the road, struck them and then pulled over and stopped as everyone here rendered aid. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." a man was arraigned on charges in connection to the shooting of a child. police arrested 24 yl jahlil

goldsboro, it's unclear who shot the child, the boy remains hospitalized and he is held on $500,000 bail. a south jersey hospital is back to normal operations after testing a woman that recently travelled to west africa, the woman from gloucester township was taken to kennedy university hospital last night after spiking a fever, she was monitored for signs of illness after returning to the country on august 7th, the patient does not have ebola and the patient was diagnosed with malaria, and officials say there is no public health risk and the 21 damon terring mandated by the fda worked flawlessly. a pretty picture this noon from cape may new jersey. david murphy is tracking the latest conditions from the big board. >> warm and muggy, anyone that

is outside this morning knows that, and often times in an unsettled air mass that is so human, you can start to pop showers and thunderstorms and we are starting to see that now in west virginia and just within the last half hour or so philadelphia. we see our first lightning and this cell is creeping along the delaware coastline into delaware bay into southern kent county and more agency in wilmington, there is no lightning but could be. and chester county with a little bit of this creeping to the north and some in berks county and one in central bucks county, obvious will he the majority of the area not seeing anything but those that do could get caught underneath a slow moving drenching downpour that could cause flooding issues, this is the way it goes for the next several days, when it rains any thunderstorms that form could produce a quick 1 to 3 inches of

rain locally as it moves off any given area and could cause flash flooding, and the other issue is how this feels out there. 87 inal tonight unun85 in wilmington and 81 in cape may, and you factor in the dew points most above 70 that is oppressive humidity, the kind you could cut with a knife and definitely feel. on the bright side, it may end our heat wave, we are in the 90s since saturday and today a forecast high of 89, if you are headed out to the pool do be careful of the showers and thunderstorms, keep your eyes out for them and make a plan to get indoors if you hear a rumble of thunder in the distance, we'll be back and let you know how long this warm and humid pattern lasts. >> before heading out into the heat and humidity, check 6abc.com/weather, there you will find

>> jared the subway guy fogle in court in indianapolis after agreeing to plead guilty to travel and paid to engage in sexual contact with a minor and

received and distributed child pornography. the 37-year-old tried to dodge cameras last month as the fbi and state police spent hours raiding his indiana home and removing computers and other electronic devices, it launched the investigation after his executive director of his charity organization was

all right thank you. >> police are looking for a gunman in upper darby, one person was shot overnight on the 6700 block of marshall road, the victim ran two blocks and then collapsed outside of an apartment complex, detectives are still trying to identify a suspect and establish a motive. >> a well known restaurant on the main line remains closed because of a bug infestvation, a customer reported a roach in a meal an yang ming. they found an investation and notified the health department, the manager says it's a broken ventilation significance tim. the rest rapt must get approval

before it opens. >> it's move-in day at temple university. the freshman class descends on the university this morning. parents helped them unload bins at their dorm rooms, they hail from 44 states from the district of columbia and puerto rico, the youngest is 16 and the oldest is 66 years old. classes start on monday. as we get ready to host the pope in philadelphia, we learn more about the place that shaped his life, jim gardner is exploring the pope's home town in buenos aires gathering stories from the neighborhoods and people. here is a preview of his live reports today. >> i'm jim gardner we want to show you another section of buenos aires tonight, this neighborhood is a residential and commercial neighborhood and it shows the affect of the

country's economic collapse in 2000 and 2001. and later tonight we'll introduce you to the martino family, they are coming to philadelphia for the world meeting of families in philadelphia in september and their deep religious conviction was surpassed only by their hospitality. that is coming up later tonight. >> you can see the live reports from argentina on "action news" at 6:00 and 11:00 tonight and for the rest of the week. and there is much more to come on "action news" at noon, the fda approves the first female viagra drug, the reason it is causing a lot of concern. plus, and explosion rips through a hotel. and it allows all the guests to get out. >> "action news" is sponsored by the american association for cancer research. support cancer research today.

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fire investigators are looking for the cause of an explosion at a washington state hotel, someone noticed a leaking gas line at the motel 6 and warned everyone to evacuate and the alarm went off 15 minutes later injuring a gas worker that was responding to check the leak and some firefighters were blown

back 20 feet and dozens of hotel guests lost all of their luggage in the blaze. >> walked into the room and said lets get out to dinner and we have there and see this black smoke and wonder what that is, and we come back and half the motel is blown off. >> officials believe that everyone got out safely but they are searching the rubble today to make sure. police in thailand has issued an arrest warrant for the bomber involved in the deadly attack on a bangkok shrine, and now they believe he had help as well. he was identified as an unidentified foreign man, and this shows two people helping him, the main suspect is dressed in yellow and his alleged accomplices are wearing red and white. in indonesia, search crews found the cockpit voice recorder in this weekend's deadly plane

crash, also recovered at the scene more than $370,000 in local currency, the money is being transported by indonesian post officers to hand out to poor families, 54 people were on board when it crashed and none of them survived. some of their bodies arrived at local airports to be handed off to loved ones. the cause is still unknown. some california students are going back to class despite wild fires burning near their schools, they have created special filters to stop smoke from coming into school buildings and they are loan sd industrial style fileters for the school gyms. a girl's softball team at the center of a cheating scandal is eliminated from the world series, the team from washington state is accused of losing a

game from preventing an iowa team from reaching the finals, this sent another team to the last round at iowa expense. they say they ordered a special game and iowa got another chance and won to advance in the tournament. still to come on "action news" at noon, a warning about a new species of headlight resistant to common drugs. and hacker have released information on cheating spouses.

hackers followed through with their threat to expose clients of ashley madison, the website for cheating spouses, last month the hackers stole personal data from the site set up for people that want extramarital affairs, they promised to share it online unless it was shut down and the parent company refused so the cyber thieves plushed the stolen information including names addresses and credit card numbers. and head lice is showing up on children around the u.s., at least 25 states currently have lice that does not respond to overthe counter treatments, no samples collected in the tri-state region are fully resistant and the lice in new jersey has developed partial

resistance, prescription medications are effective but more expensive. the pill will be marketed under the name addy, it must be taken for weeks or months to see benefit but there are possible side effects including low blood pressure and fainting, doctors will be required to counsel patients about the risks. we'll have a full report at 12:30. the "action news" team is working on news stories for tonight at 4:00. alicia vitarelli is live with a preview. >> a big talker trending big today, should you kiss your child on the mouth, some experts say no, and the reason why is generating the debate online today. coming up at 4:00, from papal pale ale to a pope toaster, i'll show you some of the home grown pontiff products you can

purchase to celebrate our visitors from the vatican, really cool stuff. and is delta shaming travellers into buying upgrades, how the airline is extorting passengers by embarrassing them. >> you can take us with you on the go, if you have not download the 6 abc news app you can watch us streaming live on your smart phone or tablet. >> pale ale and pope tarts. accuweather is coming up.

david is here with a check of the accuweather forecast, it's hot out there and more humid. >> the muggies are back, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you there is a little bit of rain afoot and we have you know most areas dry right now

and if you take a closer look there are showers coming up from the south and we had a recent lightning bolt with this system pushing south of dover, delaware and the last 15 minutes it tapered off a bit and for now we are looking at heavy downpours, there is a string of them coming out of newcastle county, delaware towards chadds ford and the movement is south to north and they are not moving quickly, if you get caught beneath one of these, especially if you are on the top end of a line, that could put down one or two or more inches of rain. and cause you problems of poor drainage flooding, there is another little guy trying to pop up in downingtown, you may have an issue with that, these are the kind of things you'll see through the day, wherever they hit drenching downpours are part of the packageage and the action

cam is out in east falls, looking up the schuylkill river, i believe that is the strawberry mansion bridge, is that the one further down? rick is not sure. 86 is the temperature and dew point 71 degrees, anything over 70 is what we consider oppressive and there is a lot of towns in the area that are reporting numbers about like that. winds from south-southeast 7 miles per hour, and 87 currently in allentown and humid to the north and 81 in reading and 85 in wilmington, down the shore a little better, 81 in cape may but humid on the beach. isolated showers but drenching, we may see some of that before 7:00 but after 7:00 it should subside for today. 85 was your official high and we have gotten up to 87 and warm and humid and a spotty thunderstorm is not ruled out

and most shore communes, rip currents are possible along the jersey coast and not so much in delaware, ocean temperatures upper 60s and low 70s today, we are hoping to break the heat wave with a high of 89, but as sara mentioned it's warm and uncomfortable with the high humidity, 74 is the overnight low and evening thunderstorm tapering off after 7:00 or 8:00 and the humidity not going anywhere, if you head to the ball game, 82 degrees, for the first pitch for the phillies and ninth inning, 77 degrees, your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a high of 89 and scattered drenchers and same for tomorrow, the high is better at 85 degrees, friday the cold front is on top of us, that is the day we think we have the best chance of widespread downpours and thunderstorms, so the next three days, look out for street flooding especially

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exsubway pitch man, jared fogle is accused of having sex with a minor. and polls making waves for democrats and republicans. and a power outage shuts down sesame place bringing rides to a halt. and new information on the accusations against jared fogle, the famous former subway sandwich spokesman. he is accused of engaging in sex with a minor and possessing child pornography. he sat with his hands folds and said no when asked about his rights, he is expected to plead guilty and as part of deal he will have to register as a sex offender, the fbi raided his home taking computers and other electronic devices, we'll follow the story and have more from fogle's attorney online and