>> a pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, july 15. in the news this morning, disturbing revelations from two cousins who hit behind bars charged in the grisly murders of four men in bucks county. armed crook force employees of a pizza store into a freezer as they make off with the night's earnings. strong storms bring down trees and power lines and flash flooding. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a steamy start to this saturday

morning. >> reporter: this, as we talked about earlier, this might be the worst of it this morning, we're talking about dewpoint in the low to mid 70s. everything is nice and still, there's no breeze, it's very, very sticky. downpours yesterday let's take a look back what happened yesterday, thursday we had the tornado warning in bucks county. that line of severe weather dropped into south jersey yesterday afternoon, produced flooding downpours and gusty winds. woodbine, 3.20 inches of rain. millville, 2.88. dennisville, 2.85. harass -- harrisonville, 2.6. quarter size hail reported in buena vista, but hammonton, ping pong size hail. west chester there was damage.

now, as we take a look at storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion, one lone shower in the pine barrens of western ocean county. lots of clouds this morning, increasing sunshine as the day goes on, and less humid, 87 degrees. the comfortable air will not last long, the humidity increases monday, another heat wave is on the way, oh, boy. i'll have the details in just a few minutes. i'll let you know the details and when it arrives. >> look forward to it thank you for the update. 7:02 a.m., it is the end of a murder mystery in bucks county. two suspects gave the gruesome details on the deaths of four young men. dann cuellar has the details. >> reporter: the disturbing case involving drugs and murders and

burials by two cousins left many in disbelief. >> we'll never know why it happened, but it makes you sad. >> it's peaceful here, very tranquil, it's something you wouldn't think of around here. >> i'm shocked, i'm shocked that anybody could do something like that. >> i wouldn't want to be their parents, i feel sorry for the family. >> reporter: the painful and graphic cases detailed in cosmo dinardo made public, he diamond out sean kratz ass as his accomplice. he was arrested. he tells investigators he agreed to sell jimi patrick 4 pounds of marijuana for $8,000. when patrick had $800. he offered to sell him a shotgun instead he shot him and used a backhoe to bury the body. he agreed to sell dean

finocchiaro marijuana, but picked up his cousin, they took him to the farm where he shot him in the head. he meets up with tom meo and mark sturgis. the car was left at his parents property and they head to the farm where kratz is working. he shoots him in the back and falls to the ground screaming. he is shot as he runs away. cosmo dinardo runs him over with a backhoe. all three were put in a pig roaster and buried under ground. the motive for this? >> i'm not sure we can answer that question. >> reporter: one thing they are certain of they would have never found jimi patrick's remains if they had not made the plea deal with cosmo dinardo. >> we found him i don't know that we would have ever. >> reporter: weintraub said the

victims' families showed tremendous strength as they worked to bring their loved one homes. >> i hope i'm never in their shoes, if i were i hope ink handle -- i can handle it with the courage and dignity. in change of cosmo dinardo's confession away spared the death penalty. in new hope, bucks county, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" learned that sean kratz was already in trouble with the law before his arrest. the 20-year-old was due in court next week on outstanding burglary charges in philadelphia. kratz had twice been arrested for break-ins in june 2016 and february 2017. he was in court early thursday for the february case. later that night he was taken into custody and charged with three counts of murder and related offenses. the community is invited to a vigil of healing to remember the four men killed in bucks county. it will be held tomorrow night

at the garden garden of reflectn lower makefield at 7:30. we'll get the information to you as it comes into the newsroom. we have background on the case on the 6abc app including court documents outlining the tragic events that happened in the case. torrential rain caused flash flooding in parts of south jersey. take a look at this video here. in sea isle city, people were scene wading through the water that was knee deep in areas. boy, that would not be fun. cars got stuck and had to be pushed to drier land. in bridgeton crews worked late clearing a mudslide after pearl street flooded. a video shows cars that became submerged. the driver got out okay, but the cars were towed. crews are expected to the scene this morning. >> we went down to look, there were three cars stuck in five feet of water all the way up to the windows, yeah it was crazy.

in millville, strong winds knocked over a tree on south second street taking down power lines and blocking a portion of the road for hours. happening right now, the search is on for a pair of armed crook who held i happen up pizza store overnight and locked employees into a freezer. police say the two armed robbers burst into the dominoes on the 1200 block of delaware street in new castle at 2:00 a.m. they demanded money from the worker at the counter. other employees ran to help when they heard the commotion. the suspects forwarded all workers into a freeze when they took the money. president trump is spending this weekend at his new jersey golf resort after celebrating bastille day in paris. controversy is surrounding his son don junior, a russian

lobbyist who was a soviet military officer was at the meeting and reported to have ties to russian intelligence, the lobbyist told washington post, lawyer left behind documents for the trump team, but did not say what was in the documents. the justice department is appealing a federal judge's order that allows refugees working with the resettlement agency into the u.s. the u.s. district judge expanded the list of u.s. family relationships that refugees and visitors from 6 muslim-majority countries can use. that ruling could help 24,000 refugees vetted, but barred by the 120 freeze on admission. this morning there's hope for frantic brides after a nationwide bridal store abruptly closed its stores, many women showed up yesterday outside the store there in cherry hill and watched as employees boxed up

everything inside. they were not happy about this, they held up signs pleading for the dresses they paid for. employees did so bypassing out some of the dresses through the door you see there. an "action news" producer helped a brides-to-be whose bridesmaids gowns were being held inside. >> here are i don't dresses. >> thank you so much. >> the store tells customers that the merchandise may be shipped to them. dave's bridal is offering 30% discounts off wedding dresses and bridesmaids dresses to anyone who brings in a store receipt. a garden in south engineers is bringing the taste of home despite being on a different continent. how a super hero is saying

thank you to men and women in blue. >> reporter: temperatures will be climbing into the 80s this afternoon, but dewpoints will be dropping back down all the way down to the low 60s later on. i'll have the details coming up and talk about another heat wave on the way in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

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so glad you stayed with us, emily got the care of her life, 4-month-old son started overheating as the flight sat on the tarmac during a heat wave. they got ice for the boy and let him cool down. but when she got back on the plane, her son's body went limp. his mom wants to make it a requirement to list how hot a plane can get while it's idle with passengers on board. right now that's not a requirement. a 9-year-old florida boy is

on a worldwide summer trip delivering donuts to police officers up and down the east coast. his latest stop took him to straws burger and the lehigh valley. his mom wanted to deliver the donuts to show appreciation for law enforcement. they are delivering sweet treats for officers and troopers. >> it opens us up when we see a 9-year-old that see the importance of letting us know we are appreciated. >> his next stop is to new york city police department a great act of kindness by the 9-year-old there. >> maybe he could stop at the 6abc studios first and drop off a dozen donuts and then go to new york 7:13 is your time. i'm back from vacation. it's been hot, what's going on? >> reporter: you missed really,

really bad days, not only were we talking about highs in the upper 90s, all the severe weather we had. yesterday we had severe weather and a couple of times earlier this weekend we can thunderstorms and gusty winds and heavy drenching downpours, we're looking at a gloomy image on on the other side of the delaware river looking at the camden waterfront. it's extremely humid out there, very, very uncomfortable. dewpoints all the way up into the 70s. temperatures are in the 70s, as well. we'll take a tour across the region. 671 degrees in allentown. 73 in reading. 74 in philadelphia. millville, 73. dover, 73. the general idea for today we'll start out with a lot of the clouds and patchy fog this morning, we'll see an increase in sunshine as the day wears on. hour by hour, 3:00 p.m., 85 degrees, mostly sunny skies at that point. 5:00 p.m., 86. nice sunshine out there.

7:00 p.m., sunny skies, 84 degrees. lots of clouds, fog, more sunshine later on. satellite and radar drier conditions out in through hear, we'll flip it over to the water vapor hot, this is the air mass right here this is coming in from the southern providences of canada there. this will dry everything out. it will feel better this afternoon, i promise you. today, tomorrow, humidity wise it will drop down. the result more comfortable temperatures. it's going to be warm it's the middle of july with high temperatures in the upper 80s, but with this sliding through it will feel better. future tracker 6, the model is hinge at showers for the jersey shore, atlantic city north and seaside heights and belmawr, point pleasant beach by 3:00 p.m. i'm not too impressed with this idea, combination of sun and clouds, maybe a spotty shower, everybody else looking at a combination of sun and clouds, dry. overnight tonight, clear conditions, tomorrow looks

beautiful from start to finish, lots of sunshine, just a few clouds mixed in. temperatures close to 90. the humidity levels once again on the lower side. and and clouds, warm, 87 degrees, lowering humidity levels, northwesterly breeze, 5 to 15 miles per hour. hour by hour, lots of clouds to start, increasing sun as the day wears on. 11:00 a.m., 82. 1:00 p.m., 85. 4:00 p.m., 86. poconos lowering humidity levels, today, 75 degrees, not too bad. sunday, gorgeous, 78 degrees. speaking of gorgeous if you're heading to the jersey shore, i know it looks miserable down there right now. you'll see an increase in sunshine, sun and clouds, lowering humidity levels, 83 degrees. really nice tomorrow, 82 the ocean temperature, 68. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows another heat wave on the table. high humidity levels return and

a lot of unsettled weather next week. sunday, sunny and hot, 90. here we go, monday, humid thunderstorms 88. tuesday, humid, thunderstorm, 89. wednesday, thursday, friday, 90, 93, 92. >> 90s coming back okay, chris, thank you so much. 7:17 a.m., vietnam -- streetrde. born in a refugee camp she manages a block long garden in east camden. >> part of creating home is growing food having access to the foods that they are used to eating at home. >> reporter: she is growing squash vegetables and thai basil

in the garden. >> because my family like these foods, especially this vegetable. >> reporter: after school and in the summer, the elders are joined by high school students who learn about gardening. >> it reminds them of their own family working with people who are the same age as their mothers and grandmother. >> it's great to have conversation with the community. >> reporter: the garden is run by a grassroots nonprofit working to unite the community in philadelphia and south jersey. the garden's volunteers find the rest. using found objects to build bets and trellises. >> this is the refugee style of growing, which means you grow in what you have. >> reporter: this is the healthy bownt from -- bounty from the py

green in camden. >> the elders love teaching. >> they love to share with us and teach us all these amazing garden tricks seeing a speed sprout into a plant. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

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folks so glad you stayed with us, here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware lehigh valleys this weekend. attention all you brides out there, get a designer wedding gown for 80% off. it's a huge event featuring more than 700 locally owned independent retailers. in addition to the wedding gowns there will be bridesmaid and other wedding party dresses at the steep discounts.

the sales will be held at 35 stores in the delaware valley. you will find a list of participating stores at 6abc.com. celebrate national blueberry month with a visit to peddlers visit bucks county for the bluegrass and blueberry festival. you can check that out today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. get your groove on at the 11th annual lancaster avenue jazz and arts festival from noon until 7:00 p.m. at saunders park green. there will be live performances and food and family activities to enjoy at that event. we're back after this. >> reporter: all right, welcome

back, 7:24 a.m., saturday morning, big question on everybody's mind at this point why has it been so unsettled the last couple of days, the atmosphere has been in an explosive state since monday, because of the reason, because how humid it is and how hot it is. think of a fireplace, you got the wood in place, you stuff the paper in between, you douse it with the lighter fluid all you need is the spark, a match. this low with the front provided the match. this pushed into the unstable air mass. when you get a front what happens is, the air at the surface collides where the front is, it forces it to rise and you get the explosive development. we've been the bulls eye area over the last couple of days. this system is off the coast at

this point. and everything will return back to normal. we'll start out with clouds, increase in sun, jersey shore, 84. 87 in philadelphia. the poconos less humid, 75. >> 7:26 a.m., we turn to sports, the phillies face the brewers again tonight, plus the 6 hes finish up their -- sixers finish up their summer league. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the phillies are back from the all start break in milwaukee, the second half starts off the same way the first half ended, loss. phillies lineup looking like a different team in the powder blue. franco, rbi single. they would take a 2-0 lead. he starts the game with four

straight strikeouts then he has the meltdown. next 8 batters, see you later, 3-run shot later in the second, ryan braun bases loaded grand slam. phillies lose 9-6. they have lost 6 of their last 7 games. sixers number one pick markell futle -- fultz is feeling better taking jump shots at the practice yesterday, we're talking about practice not a game. sixers against the bulls in vegas. former villanova star giving the sixers trouble, he dropped 16. sixers drop the game 99-82. don't bring this losing home, guys, they need wins when the

regular season gets going. eagles quarterback carson wentz plans to stick around fargo, north dakota before heading back to philadelphia for training camp. carson wentz and the rookies are due back next sunday. >> i'm ready to go, i'm ready to go last year, man this was all coming fast. last year was a whirlwind, this year i'm pretty much ready to go. >> reporter: eagles coach doug peterson is in lake tahoe trying to open champagne and play golf. his game is better than his bottle popping skills, he shoots 82, tied for 43rd. charles barclay is in dead last, 89th place, come on charles. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. .

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chilling details a cousins sit behind bars this morning charged with killing four men in bucks county. they have grisly descriptions of their alleged crime. gunfire erupts at a birthday in strawberry mansion. one man at the celebration is rushed to the hospital in critical condition. plus improving conditions, we'll dry out after vicious storms wreaked havoc across the delaware valley.

more on those stories, but first let's turn our attention to chris sowers outside, the weekend is here -- >> reporter: doesn't look too good right now. later this afternoon it will look better, the sun will peek through. more importantly the humidity leaves will drop off a little bit. with that said, we have work to do, dewpoints presently in the low to mid 70s. actually, yesterday it was a little bit higher at this time, but there was a little bit of a breeze, but right now we're not seeing anything, the air is stagnant. 72 in philadelphia. wilmington, 73. again these are dewpoints. millville, 74. lancaster, 70. dover, 73. in order to get into the comfort zone those numbers need drop down in the upper 50s low 60s. 74 air temperature in philadelphia, millville, 74. wilmington, 75. atlantic city, 75. cape may, 73. kalen town, checking in at 71.

satellite and radar look toward the left-hand side of the screen you can see clear conditions that's an air mass that is nice and dry and comfortable for this time of the year. that will be rushing in after lunchtime. that will lower the dewpoint temperatures down. forecast for today, starting out with clouds in philadelphia, immediate surrounding suburbs, increasing the sun as the day wears on. forecasting a high of 87 in the city. for the jersey shore, a little bit of a land breeze developing, high temperatures in the low 80s. same idea starting out with a lot of the clouds and gradual increase in sun. 1:00 p.m. temperature on the sand, 83 by 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, brighter with sunshine from start to finish. monday it all changes with more

humidity and thunderstorms some could be strong to severe. i'll be back with the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> time 7:33 a.m., funeral preparations are underway for the four young men who were brutally killed in bucks county. officials say a pair of cousins confessed to killing all of them. cosmo dinardo and sean kratz told the police in detail about the grisly crime. in and around -- cosmo dinardo is accused of killing jimi patrick and burying him if a single grave. dean finocchiaro, tom meo, steve scalise were found in a common grave a mile from where patrick was buried. >> we the ground under an old oil tank that was converted into a cooker, 12 1/2 feet down. >> drugs played a role in the murder, both cosmo dinardo and kratz had a prior run in with the law.

kratz was in court on a burglary charge the morning he was arrested. meanwhile, loyola university in maryland where patrick finished his freshman year is planning a memorial mass when the students return in the fall. the president released a same time saying -- cosmo dinardo and sean kratz are behind bars this morni know, they are at two separate locations until after the hearing that will have at the end of the month. the bucks county assistant district attorney said they are operated for safety reasons. >> it's typical in criminal case where co-defendants are charged there could be danger to them or other prisoners, we move a prisoner to another prison in

order to assure the safety of them as well as other prisoners. >> "action news" has learned that the prosecutors consulted with the families of the victims before making a deal with cosmo dinardo to not seek the death penalty. the community is invited to a vigil of healing to remember the four men killed in bucks county. it will be held tomorrow night at the garden of reflection in lower makefield at 7:30. 7:35 a.m., strong storms swooped into the delaware valley flooding roads and knocking down trees. the damage was widespread across the area, however south jersey bore the brunt of the storm. jeff chirico takes a look at all the damage. >> it was calm and it just got crazy out of nowhere. >> reporter: this was the scene in sea isle city, torrential rains turned streets into rivers. this paddle boarder had the ride idea, but these guys got

stranded in the flooding and had to be pushed out. the rising water was no obstacle for this pizza delivery guy. strong winds knocked over this tree on south second street in millville blocking the road for hours. nearby the rain caused emily drive to flood. the front yards of several homes were not spared, either. in bridgeton, crews worked late after a mudslide hit pearl street. the cars became submerged, the driver got out okay and the cars had to be towed. >> we went down to look and the cars were stuck in three feet of water. >> reporter: crews will have to return to sure you mean the embankment -- sure up the embankment to make sure this doesn't happen again.

jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> gunfire interrupted a celebration in strawberry mansion. it happened s.a.t party was wrapping up -- it happened as the party was wrapping up around 2:15 a.m. a man saw another man approaching him with a gun in his hand. he went back inside and tried to prevent the gunman from entering. that's when the suspect opened fire. the victim was shot three times and had to be rushed to temple university hospital in critical condition. the suspect ran off and remains this morning on the run. a man right now is in critical condition after being shot in the head at a philadelphia gas station. this happened around 10:00 a.m. sunoco on erie avenue in the nicetown section. the victim was standing outside the store as two armed men approached him. the victim ran as the crook opened fire hitting him. the bullets shattered the door of the mini mart no arrests have

been made so far. gloucester county police investigating a late-night shooting on the 1100 block of spruce street in paulsboro. 11:30 p.m., someone opened fire hitting the male victim in the leg. the victim was taken to cooper hospital and expected to be okay. happening today a mural dedication will takes place to honor a fallen philadelphia police officer sergeant robert wilson iii was killed when he confronted two armed thieves at a gang stop in 2015. he was an 8 year veteran at the 22nd district. the tribute designed by artist david mcshane is located on baltimore avenue. atlantic city boys and girls club received a boost all thanks to the big concert on the beach featuring pink. live nation and the mayor presented the kids with $30,000 check. one dollar from each ticket sold

went to the club. still ahead on "action news" saturday morning, can garlic really protect you from a cold or lower your risk of cancer? we'll dive into the claims. plus, trees crumble under the power of strong storms in the nation's capital. outside we go right now live this is a live picture there, as we take a live look wilmington, delaware, meteorologist chris sowers of course tracking the weekend forecast, boy, it's steamy out there chris, do something, make it cooler. an update on "action news" saturday morning comes right back. when i look in the mirror everyday. when i look in the mirror everyday. everyday, i think how fortunate i am. i think is today going to be the day,

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leaves and we have a shower or two down the jersey shore. ginny north of cape may point where the cape may-lewis ferry docks. the weather was move this way across the mouth of the delaware bay. this is the gust front when the clouds look like this expect to see winds after that. that's what's make the clouds look like that. that was pushing west to east or in this case right to left across the how to of the delaware bay. they picked up 2 to 3 inches of rain in cumberland and cape may counties. road closures and trees falling and power lines down. no tornadoes like we had in berks county. 87 degrees, right on par for this time year of the- for

this time of the career. >> reporter: hammonton, 73. ewing, 70. cape may at the point. 73 degrees, it feels very, very oppressive out there, once again, lousy, area dewpoints above 70. these numbers will drop down finally this afternoon. lunchtime in the low to mid 60s, any normal day during the month of july would be considered humid, we've been in the mid 70s for so long this will feel nice. they lower a little bit more, 4:00 p.m., 60. trenton, 62. wilmington, 61. 64s up north and west. the general idea today lots of clouds to start, high humidity levels to start, all this comes down this afternoon with the return of sunshine. you can see the clearing out across central pennsylvania, state college, altoona, johns

town seeing sunshine that is pushing east. future tracker 6 hints at the idea of a shower or two, mid afternoon from atlantic city north to seaside heights. this is the only model showing this. the general idea today clouds and sunshine, let's allow for a slight chance of a shower in through here, during the first part of the afternoon. fast forward into sunday, wall-to-wall blue skies, clouds out there, and temperatures in the upper 80s. today, upper 80s across the board. 86 in reading, 87 for philadelphia, wilmington and millville. dover, 88 degrees today. cape may, 84. it's a nice day on the beach after the clouds clear. after lunchtime it will be nice. beach haven, 83. cape may, 84. delaware beaches 85 for rehoboth beach and bethany. the exclusive accuweather forecast, mostly sunny, less humid sunday, hot, 90 degrees, monday, hazy, hot and humid, 88.

numerous showers and storms developing some of them strong to severe, tuesday, humid a thunderstorm chance and high of 89. wednesday, thursday, friday, that would be heat wave number five, tempts in the 90s, high humidity levels terrible feels-like temperatures and chance of thunderstorms every single day. the good news is september is getting closer. we only have a few more weeks of this to go. >> heat wave number five. thank you chris [cheers and applause]. well everyone ran for their lives in phoenixville, chester county last night. there was no danger there, thankfully, it was a recreation from the scene the blop. this blob, this is the annual theater fest. parts of the movie were shot around the area, as well.

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>> as always we're glad you're waking up with us saturday morning, 7:49 a.m., 75 degrees, sky6 live hd via the temple university camera looking toward city hall. meteorologist chris sowers says today will not be that bad in the upper 80s. he'll let you know how sunday is looking for you. "healthcheck" if you want to get a better night's sleep experts say fill your life with purpose. experts look at the sleep habits of 1,000 older adults those who found that their lives had meaning were 63% were less likely to suffer from sleep apnea and less likely to have restless leg syndrome. not getting enough sleep leads to the proteins that leads to

alzheimers disease. sleep helps the body clear away brain clogging protein and interruption in sleep may allow a buildup. >> basic findings is that the more disturbance of sleep that people reported the more likely they were going to have pathology in their spinal fluid that is related to alzheimers disease. more studies are needed they don't know which comes first, signs of alzheimers or sleep. they do say get enough sleep. garlic claims range from preventing colds to lower your risk of cancer. consumer reports look at the claims, some are are true, others are not. ali gorman has the details.

>> reporter: inches a little garlic -- a little garlic punches up any dish, and it can add a boost to your heart. >> garlic may benefit the heart. >> reporter: some data indicates garlic can reduce high pressure and lower elevated cholesterol. and some research shows people who took a daily garlic supplement for a year had slower plaque buildup from coronary artery disease, one or two cloves a day is good to keep in mind. don't overdue it if you're taking blood thinners, too much garlic poses a bleeding risk. >> the fresher the garlic the higher the concentration of

active ingredients. chong smashing and slicing -- chopping smashing and slicing produces the compound. garlic can be an important element of the mediterranean diet which is link to do a better quality of life and lower reserving of chronic disease and better brain health in older adults. as for the suggestion that garlic can ward off colds or boost the immune system or reduce the risk of cancer experts say that evidence remains to be scene. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> and we were wandering about the vampires out there. coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. him we're back after this.

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this when a visit to a los angeles art gallery was memorable all for the wrong reasons. watch this, the woman at the right of the screen tried to take a selfie and that happened. she knocked down the pillars and the rest of the them fall like dominoes. it happened at the 14th factory that cost $200,000 worth of damage. that was an expensive selfie. does she have to pay for that? >> reporter: how much the damage? >> 200,000? >> reporter: hopefully no. what was the commercial that tht says you want to get away is that a snickers?

[laughter]. for today, 86 degrees and turning less humid, tomorrow, 89 degrees, mostly sunny skies, as we get into next week, heat runs temperatures in the 90s and humid chance of a thunderstorm everyday next week. the week overall doesn't look too bad. >> the heat is messing with your brain. 7:56 a.m. we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris. >> reporter: breaking news overnight a deadly fire at a highrise building in hawaii these three people dead, many others injured, why didn't this building have sprinklers. president trump back home after his trip to france facing questions about his son meeting with the russian lawyer. finally venus williams hoping to clinch her 6th wimbledon victory.

we'll see you soon. "action news" continues here at 9:00 a.m. an appeals court in brazil makes a crucial decision about charges against u.s. swimmer following an incident during the rio olympics. are you doing yourself more harm than good with do it yourself sunscreens in what's the deal. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, deadly high-rise fire. flames tearing through a condo complex in hawaii. >> the stairwell was so full of smoke, you couldn't breathe, you couldn't see. >> at least three people killed. the questions this morning, what sparked the fire, and why were there no sprinklers in the building? mystery man. new information this morning about the russian-american once accused of having been a soviet counterintelligence officer, in the room when donald trump jr. and other members with the trump campaign met with the russian lawyer. all this as president trump returns home to face more questions about that meeting. trouble on the tracks. a train on the move with a car wedged underneath. >> what the [ bleep ]. tell him to stop.