owned by dinardo's family. as the days search on the days of focus has stretched out and digging through the dirt in several places. i'm brian taff. >> and i'm sharrie williams. we have several crews on the ground could having the story. lets go to walter perez live in solebury township with the latest from officials there. >> authorities are turning up the heat on the young man still being referred to as a person of interest in this case. investigators believe they are slowing moving closer to the mystery of the four missing men. less than 24 hours after cosmo dinardo posted bail on an unrelated weapons charge he is back in custody. >> this is for receiving stolen property and theft of a 1996 nissan maxima owned by thomas meo. one of the four men reported missing in bucks county and matt

weintraub says that the alligation goes further. >> we alegislature that he attempted to sell meo's vehicle to a friend whose identity we know but are protecting in the court documents. >> making this revelation more disturbing is that meo is diabetic. they found his medication and diabetic kit which he needs to stay healthy. dinardo is still not a suspect in this case but remains a person of interest. and scour a field in solebury owned by the dinardo family with the assistance of police, dogs, law enforcement cadets and police held roicopthelicopters. >> we'll find something i have no doubt about that. no doubt about that. >> and in fact the hearing may be going on now as we speak. da weintraub is pushing for a

stricter bail this time. reporting live from solebury, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. this investigation is picking up steam. lets go to gray hall live in buckingham township where cosmo dinardo is expected to be arraigned sometime today. >> reporter: well, sharrie interesting turn of of events this case continues to develop if you look over my shoulder. the arraignment happening here in district court. we are not sure when that will happen. i can tell that you moments ago i was inside of the courtroom and the proceeding and arraignment had not officially started yet. you heard walter say the person of interest in this case. dinardo 20 years old charged with stealing the car of thomas meo, that the district attorney says he tried to sell the car for $500 to one of his friends. inside of this courtroom we expect that arraignment to begin any minute and as it happens

we'll bring you the latest details and this case continues to unfold. we are waiting for the video conference, the video arraignment of this person is of interest in this case. it's expected to happen any second we'll go inside of the courtroom and bring you back the information. >> thank you. >> lets switch live to sara bloomquist at the bensalem police department. >> reporter: that is right. this gets complicated. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo is here at the bensalem township police department we confirmed that his lawyers are here as well. he awaiting that video conference. he was taken out of the back of his parents home in ben salem township this afternoon when rearrested on this new theft charge this afternoon. you remember last evening he posted 10% of $1 million bail on

unrelated weapons charge and was back home in bensalem. and he is being held here and his attorney is on stand by as he awaits the arraignment shortly. after that happens he'll be transported to the doylestown correctional facility. we are monitoring the situation for you. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> all right sara we know that the da is hoping to ask for a very high bond during this arraignment today. thank you. we'll alert you to new developments in this story through the 6 abc app. right now you can find all the details about this case and raw video from the action cam and from chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. a man that murdered a woman in philadelphia by stabbing her and hitting her way hammer is still on the loose today. it began at a home on the 5500 block of hill creek drive in crescentville. the victim is a 57-year-old

woman her name is not released yet. coming up hear from a neighbor that tried to help and came face-to-face with the killer. >> a man is expected to be okay after he was rescued from a work site in newcastle. he was working on a platform 80 feet above the ground and suffered a back issue that prevented him from getting down on his own. the threat of possible storms made his rescue more urgent. rescue workers climbed up and secured him to a stretcher and they lowered him using ropes attached to a crane. it unfolded at the crowda company on cherry lane. they thanked first responders for the rescue. >> now to accuweather on the warm wednesday. the heat and humidity continues. >> lets check in with meteorologist can adam joseph.

above the average of 87 degrees, it doesn't feel like 90 in philadelphia, it feels like 95 degrees when you factor in the oppressive humidity. 97 in reading and 104 in dover. and even along the shore not much of a break with the sea breeze. 98 in cape may and long beach island 96 degrees. the good thing going is we don't have a lot of storms going here season most of that is up to new england and a scattered shower at the poconos but we'll watch the radar something could pop any time with this warm and humid air. a stray thunderstorm bringing quick, heavy downpours but a better chance tomorrow with a little more energy rippling through and that is when the heat and humidity peaks. excessive heat warnings along the i-95 corridor. the surrounding location with the exception of the lehigh valley and along the immediate

shore. an advisory where it will feel at least 100 degrees. a strike planned by contract workers at philadelphia international airport has been suspended. that announcement was made this morning after the union and american airlines agreed to last minute discussions, airport workers were on duty today however their union president says their union is ready to go on strike if their talks fall apart. the strikes for la guardia and jfk airports were also suspended. and they plan now to question paul manafort the former chairman of donald trump's campaign. and will subpoena him if they need to. trump jr. says he accepted the meeting after he was promised potentially damaging information about hillary clinton. but he says he got no such

information. today the president once again came to his son's defense calling the investigation quote, the greatest witch hunt in political history. >> meanwhile on capitol hill. the confirmation hearing donald trump pick for fbi director. christopher rey is answering questions how he will remain -- from his predecessor james comey. >> if the president asks you to do something unlawful and unethical what would you say. >> would try to talk him out of it and if that failed i would resign. >> he told senators that the fbi will remain strictly independent under his leadership and pledged to be quote, impartial in the pursuit of justice and conduct business by the book and playing it straight. >> without fear, without favoritism and certainly without regard to any partisan political

influence. anybody who thinks that i would be pulling punches as the fbi director sure doesn't know me very well. >> the 50-year-old rey is a former federal prosecutor and if confirmed he will replace james comey he was abruptly fired in may. and before the confirmation hearing was over democrats plan to vote yes for rey as the next fbi director. >> all right alicia, some young women are calling for more diversity in the transportation and engineering field. students from drexel took part in a panel discussion. the struggles they discovered in the workplace. all right it's time for a first check of the "action news" traffic report. lets go live to gina gannon in

for matt today. >> reporter: it's crowded but a typical rush hour for a wednesday. lets get you updated with the big picture, the majority of the majors are in the red and 8 miles per hour on the northbound side of 95 from the walt to allegheny. but south looking good and the vine is crowded. 17 miles per hour on the schuylkill expressway that is eastbound but look at the westbound at 9. the eastbound delay on the schuylkill expressway we have a headache from. if you travel out now from the blue route to the vine, about 30 minutes and westbound side sluggish but not hear at girard avenue, just once you head toward city avenue we see the backups to the western suburbs but a northeast philadelphia commuter here is a look at the roosevelt boulevard up and over the twin bridges it's a crawl from 76 all wait out through to broad street but on the southbound side you are fine and northbound is your big delay and

traveling out into delaware look for a crash on james street at water street. all lanes are blocked with that accident and burlington, new jersey an accident at route 38 westbound at pleasant valley. and injuries are is associatied with the accident. and 42 freeway at creek road is looking nice. >> thank you. still to come on "action news" at 4:00. prime day was so successful for amazon that it broke records details on the soaring sales that all happened in the time span of 30 hours. >> speaking of records a little boy amazed by big rigs gets the opportunity of a lifetime to help volvo break a record. you get used to food odors in your car. you think it...

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we want to get back to breaking news as we received new information. cosmo dinardo the person said to be a person of interest who was rearrested today as we told you at the top of the show was waiting for his arraignment to happen. he was rearrested today in records to a charge of a stolen car and being in possession of a stolen vehicle that wrongs to one of the missing men, tom mayo. his bond is set at $5 million cash. that means he would have to post the entire $5 million, in is called a full cash bail. cosmo dinardo a person of interest now set at $5 million. we have more on the story on our website at 6abc.com. if you made a purchase on amazon, on prime day you helped the tech giant reach the biggest sales day, it was the biggest

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we are told to expect emotional moments as they celebrate folks that don't play professionally and entire none the also. >> individuals that achieved great things but the obstacles they have overcome are unlike anything the rest of us have ever known. >> and some big winners were announced including a special one for 22-year-old matthew from northeast philadelphia. an honorary winner of an espy arthur ash courage award. he plays multiple sports and congratulations to him. >> and former first lady, michelle obama will be there for an emotional presentation and celebrities include samuel l. jackson. watch it live tonight at 8:00 right here on 6 abc. >> i will be watching. thanks. volvo has set a guinness

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to the weather center on sky 6 hd on penn's landing a mixture of hazy sunshine, and clouds, and intense heat and humidity we look at temperatures, 90 in philadelphia the high for the day 89 in wilmington and 91 in dover and no relief at the shore. 88 beach haven and 90 in cape may and 91 at the atlantic city airport. that doesn't tell the whole story. you factor in the humidity and if you are sitting on the sand in cape may or sitting at home wishing you were there. don't worry do not be jealous it's 101 in cape may now blistering hot at the shore. 95 in beach haven and the same for beach haven and wilmington. and no break other than if you have a garden home or pool or sitting in air conditioning. satellite 6 along with action radar not much happening action wise in the form of cooling downpours in the area. just a few clouds spinning through and most of the activity now is in ports of northern new

england. the forecast foretonight 72 in allentown and 78 in philadelphia and 75 at the shore. warm and sultry and sticky and stuffy. under a mainly clear sky tonight. and as we look at the day planner tomorrow. with the heat index we'll be sitting at 100 or higher for several hours tomorrow afternoon. than is really going to be dangerous here, you'll want to limit your outdoor activities, a pop-up storm and in fact this dangerous heat and humidity will be the hottest day of the year tomorrow. and a few isolated thunderstorms developing and most areas looking to stay dry and any of them that do pop could have heavy rain and gusty winds in spots and tomorrow morning the sunshine is baking us first thing in the morning, high clouds in the afternoon and spotty storms developing 4:00 in the afternoon tomorrow right around this time but not everyone will be hit but if you are hit it's brief heavy

rainfall and gusty winds. your four day at 4:00 forecast, 97 tomorrow impressive with a storm and feeling like over 100. and more widespread on friday, and that breaks the heat and humidity over the weekend and 86 on saturday and 89 on sunday and lower humidity looking pretty good here as we head into saturday and sunday. we'll have the seven-day forecast as temperatures go back into the 90s. >> all right see you shortly thank you. the atlantic city beach fest concert kicks off with area native pink. pink from doylestown is performing in the first of three summer concerts being staged on the beach at arkansas avenue at the boardwalk, because of the hot and humid conditions, the atlantic city police are allowing everyone to bring one empty water container and one factory sealed water bottle to

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with honor and much for what is represents this crowd gathered today to welcome this the traveling vietnam memorial wall 3/5 size of the one in washington. it will be part of commemorations this there week open friday through sunday 136 bucks county residents are memorialized on that wall. children in delaware interested in a future career in law enforcement got to learn about that job. the legacy law enforcement camp was held in bear today. the cadets ages 11 to 17 are learning about various police techniques including k-9, the ronny williams foundation and

local police agencies put this five-day camp today. the local nonprofit dedicated to helping children are taking steps to carry out their mission for efficiently. the ronald mcdonald house made up grades to conserve energy. they showed off their upgrades and they districtly impat the nonprofit's bottom line saving tens of thousands of dollars the money save can be used to fund other program to help seriously children and their families. vouchers for philadelphia seniors to get fresh food and vegetables were handed out today. the conference for aging was there to help out the elderly residents part of the annual farmers market nutritional program. more will be handed out on july 26th at 12th and arch street. more ahead in the next half

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search scene off 202 in solebury township. investigators are scouring the scene hoping to find out what happened to four young men that vanished last week. they have recovered a few key pieces of evidence they tell us but at this hour they have not found what they are after that is of course all four missing men. the search is carried out on the property owned by cosmo dinardo. he is named a person of interest and rearrested today. his bail was just set at $5 million cash and the 20-year-old was initially arrested on an unrelated weapons charge and released after posting bail last night. bucks county district attorney matt weintraub says that the charge that landed dinardo back behind bars pertains to a car stolen from one of the missing men tom meo. >> he alleged he attempted to

sell meo's vehicle for $500 to a friend whose identity we know but are protecting if the court documents. >> making this revelation more disturbing is the fact that meo is diabetic and in the backseat they found his medication and a diabetic kit that he needs to stay healthy. now meo and 22-year-old mark sturgis and meo's friend jimmy patrick disappeared last thursday. and we'll continue to bring you updates on the search for those missing both on air and online at 6abc.com. we turn now to an ongoing police investigation this one in philadelphia's crescentville murder. a man broke into her home and murdered her using a knife and

hammer. vernon odom is live now from police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: brian, it's a brutal, brutal story, police say this is their theory that a man went crazy and killed her in a brutal fashion and gets away at least for a while. police have not released his name. a man invade the the crescentville home of a resident that neighbors identify as rosalind wick who lives here in the 5500 block of north creek drive with her pregnant daughter. wick was savagely attacked with a hammer and stabbed in the neck four times she was pronounced at the scene and the daughter managed to flee the house and got a neighbor to attempt to rescue. >> i go to the door, i go to the

door the guy slams the door in my face, boom. i try to get into the face. she says a.j. please he is trying to kill my mom now. i love miss roz a great lady goes to church every sunday. >> and the suspect flew out the window and ran across the street to this house believed to be owned by his uncle and then fled and is the target of an intense manhunt. and that he may have flipped out under the influence of drug zbrz there are things found at the crime scene but the wounds to the neck is the cause of death. >> brian, police believe that the man was under the influence probably of a narcotic known as wet. that is what they are saying now at this hour. they are not yet releasing his name. vernon odom, channel 6 "action

news." >> all right vernon thank you. a 27-year-old kensington man was seriously hurt when he accidentally grabbed an electrical wire while working on a house today. chopper 6 hd was over the scene of emerald street this morning. the man was on a three story scaffolding when he grabbed a live wire and the shock sent him tumbling to the ground and was conscious when taken to temple university hospital but is still in critical condition. he was considered the mastermind of new jersey's so-called bridge gate scandal. david wildstein was sentenced to three years probation, he plead guilty in the role for the politically motivated lane closures on the george washington bridge but prosecutors asked to show him leniency as a reward for cooperating and helped to convict two former allies of

governor chris christie. i hate to say this but from time to time there is a cool and refreshing breeze i have to say. >> i did feel that as well. adam joseph is here. you think i'm crazy but i did. >> i ran into the woods away from the sun and when it came i was still soaked. >> you were running in the woods. as you take a look at the numbers, in the 90s two days in a row now. as we go through the evening hours here we stay at 90 degrees right through 7:00 and even at 10:00 tonight that number own dropping down to 84 degrees and it's really not so much the air temperatures but the oppressive humidity that whacks you, looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan much of of the time the high humidity and heat fuels the storms and as you see most of them in new england and fairly quiet now and could be an isolated shot of a couple popping here this evening.

the big story is tomorrow that is when the heat and humidity will peak and excessive heat warning goes into affect in pink and all the towns that are listed. heat indexes go ago above 100 and for the shore and the lehigh valley a heat advisory. 9:00 tomorrow morning, feeling 90 in philadelphia and atlantic city and by the afternoon breaking 100, philadelphia, wilmington and millville and even close to the shore. when i come back we'll talk about a stormy end to the heat wave and a brighter, nicer finish brian into the weekend in the seven-day forecast. >> all right i'm telling you i felt a breeze. thank you. >> "habitat for humanity" broke ground for its next project in wilmington building four affordable townhouses on church street. known as hope run allows families to be first time homeowners and part an effort to revitalize wilmington's east

side neighborhood. >> it's a step forward in cancer treatment. an fda panel voted to approve a break through therapy first tested in philadelphia. anchor, monica malpass live in the newsroom with more on this exciting story. >> that is right "action news" followed the story of the very first pediatric patient to get this treatment and five years later she is still cancer free. coming up tonight ali gorman breaks down what the decision mes and what is next for this exciting treatment. >> and also new at 5:00 a helping hand from a horse. how the animals on a new jersey farm are helping addicts get a new lease on life. coming up on "action news" at 5:00. >> sounds good thank you. service members overseas will soon receive some love from people that care right here in the delaware valley. the uso's christmas in july event is underway. the group gathered at sugarhouse casino to announce they will send off 1300 care packages to

troop members from pennsylvania and new jersey. the packages will feature snack items of course such as the tasty cakes and sugarhouse keysies and beach balls. kids got a chance to practice reading out loud at the please touch museum. they could tell a story to a dog. the animals do not make the kids feel embarrassed should she stumble and in turn the pups get a relaxing afternoon and a chance to feel hugs and kisses in the process. >> win win. still ahead here today in most parts of the country making $38,000 a year would mean a family is middle class but one city that income means they can apply for affordable housing. >> and it's safer to swim with a lifeguard present but certainly not fool proof. the surprising risk that may be

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schuylkill expressway lets show you the vine, look at that the westbound side is crystal clear, if you have to travel to the schuylkill expressway take the westbound side of the vine and traveling on the eastbound side it's going to be slow from 76 all the way out to 95. as we go to the maps, lets talk about newcastle, an accident here on james street between air street and water street. give yourself time. and morristown, new jersey, another accident on 38 at pleasant avenue involving a school bus. and as for your travel times, our biggest delays right now is on the schuylkill. another up date in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the exclusive accuweather forecast. this summer, journey into the adirondacks

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adam joseph is a long with the accuweather word and the heat is on. >> it will peak tomorrow and slide back down to the weekend and stormy before to get rid of the heat and humidity this weekend. storm live in cape may. you think you'll break the heat with a sea breeze but that is not the case and not the case tomorrow. as we look at the headlines, the heat and humidity again hits the highest level during the day tomorrow with the excessive heat warning. tomorrow feeling over 100 degrees over much of the area for several hours and then it ends stormy here. as we get rid of the heat and humidity. 90 in philadelphia shy of that in trenton and millville and 91 in dover and these numbers you technically want to toss out the window. the numbers you want to look at

is the real feel temperature. feels like 95 in philadelphia, 97 in wilmington and 98 degrees in millville and 102 in dover and there in cape may it feels like 100 degrees in beach haven, 94 degrees. no break no matter where you are. satellite 6 along with action radar energy way to the north of the pennsylvania and new york border, so we are looking at a possible chance of a stray storm this evening but overall areas will stay dry, hot and quiet. overnight tonight, very stuffy feeling and mostly clear with a very light wind, 72 in the suburbs and 78 for center city. and the front is still a little to the north tomorrow and that means we are near record levels, the record high is 98 and hitting 97 tomorrow and feeling over 100 with a chance of a spotty storm with heavy rain and gusty winds. then friday, hh h, hazy hot and

humid and it ripples through to bring in drier more comfortable air for the weekend and wipe is out of here and that is the better chance for strong to severe storms passing through. as we look down at the shore tomorrow. 90 plus degrees at most shore locations and hot and humid any storm would be late in the day if it even pops up. 92 in cape may and 91 in see sail city and sizzling on the sand in delaware with temperatures in the low 90s there. the storm prediction center for friday as it all ends has us in a slight risk forever severe weather with storms being more scattered in variety as a posed the stray nature. and wind and hail being the biggest threats. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 97 and oppressive tomorrow dangerous heat and humidity with a scattered storm and very oppressive on friday as well. 90 degrees with some heavy thunderstorms passing through and then it clears for the weekend less humid and turning

quickly sunny here of 86 refreshing degrees, mostly sunny and warm and 89 and back into the 90s n week and starts dry on monday way scattered storm on tuesday. hot and humid again on wednesday of 90 degrees. we are in the middle of the summer season right now. technically when we typically see our hottest temperatures of the year any way. >> it's showing. thanks adam. pool safety even when the pool is protected by lifeguards we'll talk about it in what's the deal. for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested.

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well, summer is here and to cool off people head to the local pool. we all know that you are much safer swimming with a lifeguard around but is that enough/that is the big question that consumer reports is looking into

and revealing the science behind a local risk at the local pool. here is nydia han. >> reporter: this is new information and critical for families. this surprising science will have you keeping a watchful eye on the pool even when a lifeguard is on duty. maria bell an acquitic specialist works with lifeguards to find potential risks. they made lifeguard stands at different heights and compared it at each location. >> we present it to the pool and help them determine where the lifeguards need to be placed and the height. >> this at 2 1/2 feet it's difficult to see two children swimming under the surface of the water but 6 and 8 foot it's

clearly visible. they say this phenomenon is due to glare off the water and the refraction of light. from the low position at the end of the pool, light from the water and glare from the sun off overheadlighting can significantly limit the ability to see all areas in the water. >> there are whole regions inside of the swimming pool where no one or no thing is entirely visible. the lifeguard association says the chair should be 6 to 8 feet in height and placed in a way to allow for full coverage of the area. >> parents should be engaged but beyond that ask the pool management whether they did an assessment of the location of the lifeguard stands around the pool. >> the pool safely campaign works to reduce child drownings,

can you read up and download the safety tips we have a link at 6abc.com. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >> important stuff and something you don't necessarily think about when you go swimming. >> true. >> for sharrie williams and alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on p h l 17. but first "action news" continues next at 5:00 with zoo adventures. cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo with a preview. >> reporter: hi sharrie and brian, i am here with rocky. rocky has been here at philadelphia zoo for close to 30 years, he is not that exotic but a spunky box turtle. he looks like he is going to do some exercising here. the box turtles are called this because when they feel threat earned they can close up like a box to protect them from predators. rocky is not threatened at all.

if you look at the face you can tell the difference between the males and females, because the males have the red eyes and the females have the yellow eyes. trying to do the backstroke now i will be with bigger tortoises, the galapagos tortoises. >> we'll see you soon "action news" at 5:00 is next.

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only at mcdonald's. ♪ "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. the search at the scene up the road is really intensifying. we are going to find something for sure i have no doubt of that. no doubt of that. >> officials in bucks county say they are getting closer and closer to finding out what happened to these four missing men. tonight the man at the center of the case stand as accused of yet another crime and this time it ties dinardo directly to one of the men. the big story is the new detail

coming out of bucks county a week after the man disappears. >> we have team coverage tracking the investigation and begin with "action news" reporter sara bloomquist live at bensalem police. >> reporter: rick and monica, 20-year-old cosmo dinardo was just arraigned here at the bensalem township police department by a video conferencing, this just happened a new charge the theft of one of the vehicles of one of the missing men. the da argued that dinardo was a flight risk. this is video of him departing from the bensalem police department in the back of a police van. they are trying to figure out what happens here in bucks county. investigators kept up the search for clues in the property on solebury township owned by the family of 20-year-old cosmo dinardo a young man credited a person of interest i