you, 6:00 a.m., saturday, july 22. here's a look at some of the stories we're following on "action news." a couple is rescued and rushed to the hospital after their philadelphia home is scorched by fire overnight. and final farewells for one of the young men who was brutally murdered in bucks county. sweating through the 90s. we'll have endure another hot and humid day before relief finally gets here. let's take you back outside, meteorologist chris sowers helping you to plan your weekend. chris, it will be hot today, but relief is on the way. >> reporter: relief is on the way, it can't get here soon enough. it's been a scorching heat wave. we've had several days where temperatures are over

100 degrees. it's tomorrow we feel relief with the temperatures back in the 80s. storm tracker 6 live we had heavy drenching downpours, first thing this morning across the delaware bay region. now all that's left is one lone cell east of route 9. tuckerton is getting a downpour. pushing east into beach haven and south of surf city. patchy drizzle and showers north of atlantic city into the brigantine area. don't worry your beach day is in tact, should be nice down there, warm and sticky, land breeze. the thunderstorm threat down the jersey shore doesn't arrive until after 7:00 p.m. this is what we're watching for the immediate philadelphia area you can see the complex of showers and thunderstorms, hefty line of thunderstorms, that will march east over the next 6 to 12 hours, gets in here between 5 and 9:00 p.m. there could good wind and cloud to ground

lightning strikes. storm prediction center has the entire area under a slight risk for severe weather through washington, d.c. and baltimore pretty troa area. metro area. the day looks nice, combination of sun and clouds, hot and humid highs in the low 90s feeling like 98 or 99. after 5:00 p.m. is when the thunderstorms arrive. i know a lot of you have outdoor plans. keep an eye to the sky after 5:00 p.m. i'll time everything out on future tracker 6 and we have the relief the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> folks 6:02 a.m. if you're just waking up with us, appears we'll be sweltering under a hot and humid and hazy day, you'll need to keep a close on the elderly and your pets as

the 90s hit a 5th straight day. >> it's humid, hot and sticky. >> that sums it up. we found people trying to beat the heat in camden, new jersey. key shade, water, lots and lots of water. rittenhouse square dining el fresco on friday night is usually a popular thing to do. we found outdoor tables as diners chose the comfort of the ac. extreme heat poses a risk for the he elderly. >> the low temperature tonight is the dangerous thing i think it will go down to the high 70s. that will not coo if you exerct to get out early before it gets too hot. as extreme heat continues we invite you to use our mobile app to stay ininformed. take a look at storm tracker 6

live it's a free download for your mobile device. firefighters rescued two people from a burning home in juniata. flames were shooting out of the home on the 4100 block of j street. once firefighters got the flames under control. they discovered a man and woman were inside. the woman was rushed to temple hospital to be treated. the man was not injured. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire. police are also investigating two crime scenes blocks away from one another in the city's feltonville section. investigators say a 23-year-old was shot three times after an argument this morning on the 100 block of east rockland street. the victim was able to run to nearby after-hours club on rising sun avenue and told a friend what happened to him. that friend spotted the shooting suspect and then fired shots of his own. police later recovered the gun

under a car. the shooting victims is in critical condition. three people were hurt after two cars collided on i-95 in chester, delaware county overnight. police say the accident happened in the northbound lanes near chestnut street at 1:45 a.m. police shut i-95 north to the border of ridley township for 45 minutes as they investigated this. three people were taken to crozer-chester hospital to be treated. a forest fire burning in burlington county is now 60% contained. chopper 6 hd flying high over the flames last night as thick smoke rose from the fire in wharton state frosts forest in in washington township. it is burning near the historic village. 55 firefighters and ten engines have been attacking the fire since thursday night. tnvited to pay their respects for dean finocchiaro one of four young men found murdered on a farm in

solbury township. visitation takes place from noon to 4:00 p.m. on the dougherty funeral home. dean finocchiaro graduated from high school family and friends gathered to say goodbye to another victim of the murders. funeral services were held for jimi patrick at the church of saint andrews yesterday, he was heading intoed sophomore year at loyola university in maryland. president trump is weighing in on sean spicer's abrupt resignation. he tweeted that expires is a quote wonderful person who took tremendous abuse from the fake news media. he quit in protest of the

president's decision to higher scaamucci as communication director. sara huckabee sanders is the new press secretary. >> he wanted to bring new folks in to help wrap up the communications operation after reflection my decision was to recommend to the president that i give anthony and sarah a clean slate to start from. >> the shakeup comes as president trump deals with historically low approval ratings. scaramucci said the ship is moving in the right direction. the white house has not commented on a troublesome headline. the washington post is report that go u.s. intelligence

intercepted conversation with russian ambassador and jeff sessions. sessions testified twice that the campaign never came up in the meetings. the news broke hours after sessions was in philadelphia to talk sanctuary cities an effort to combat crime. new jersey has raised its smoking age to 21 become the third state in the nation with such restrictions. governor chris christie signed the measure into law yesterday raising the age from 19. the restriction applies to tobacco production and electronic smoking devices. governor christie cited a strain on the state's healthcare system that's caused by tobacco related illness. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, are you tired of paying for that cable bill? well you can still have it all without paying big bucks for it, we have the details.

plus a plane carrying a popular tv show producer lands in a new york times river. chris. >> reporter: all right, gray, coming up in weather, more heat and humidity combined, the temperature just shy of 100 degrees this afternoon, relief is in sight. we break the heat wave tomorrow. we could break it a bang. severe thunderstorms possible. i'll run it all down for you in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next.

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seaplane was towed ashore after it crashed landed in new york's east river. ten people were onboard the plane. bill lawrence who created the sitcom scrubs and cougar town was a passenger. he said he is doing just fine. all right. thank you for waking up with us, it is 6:12 a.m., saturday morning, this guy here, meteorologist chris sowers has some good news in terms of all the heat we've been experiencing. it's going to come to an end, actually tomorrow, the heat wave should come to an end, another day of 90, maybe two. let's get you outside in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the worst of it by far is over with at this point right now. today is another hot even humid day, heat index values shy of 100 degrees, at least we're not over 100 like we've been over the last several. cape may, you'll have a land breeze, not much relief down there. high temperatures on the sand,

87, 88 degrees. it will be muggy with feels-like temperatures in the low to mid 90s. storm tracker 6 live we had drenching downpours early this morning, all that's left the lone cell that remains is just south and east of tuckerton getting ready to push over l.b. i.from beach haven to brighten beach and long beach boulevard. once that crosses over the back bay and pushes out to sea which it should do so in the next half-hour, that's it, the rest of the day looks quite down there until we get to 7:00, 8:00 p.m. that's when the next round of showers and thunderstorms begin to develop. everything looks really, really nice down the jersey shore. forecasted high, 93. we're sitting at 83. not much relief. dewpoints, 71. pressure 29.87 inches it's falling. ocean temperature starting to warm up a little bit, 77 degrees which is quite a bit warmer than the actual air temperatures

right now. 73 lancaster, reading and allentown. trenton, 75. millville be 75. there's 80. boardwalk in atlantic city, 76. dover checking in at 77. here's storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion for you, huge line cluster of showers and thunderstorms, the southern edge of this is warm, wind gusts 60 miles per hour. this is the complex that will barrel east over the next 6 to ten hours. it will get in here 5:00 p.m., western suburbs first, into the city by 7:00 p.m. the jersey shore 9:00 p.m. through midday, nothing going on, one or two stray showers may pop up ahead of the main line. a huge line of showers and thunderstorms approaching from the west. hits the western suburbs by 5:00 p.m. in the city by 7:00 p.m. the fires up at 9:00 p.m.

it will develop near lancaster and affect the southern portions of new jersey, extreme southern new jersey and the delaware bay region and delaware. this bow here would indicate powerful winds in excess of 60, 65 miles per hour. that's when you get the wind damage when you see the bow shape right there. hopefully that doesn't pan out, but we could use the rain. sunday, sun and clouds and a couple of pop-up showers and thunderstorms, in other words no organized weather event sunday. what you'll see with the showers and thunderstorms, high risk of lightning strikes and downpours and excessive winds in excess of 65 miles per hour. high temperatures in the low 90s, feeling like 98 or 99. poconos, 82, thunderstorms late. for tomorrow, mostly cloudy and 73. jersey shore, not a bad day down

there, warm ocean, 77. warm and humid, 87. the thunderstorm threat is after 7:00 p.m. sunday maybe a thundershower around and 84. the exclusive accuweather forecast, heat wave comes to an end, mostly cloudy tomorrow, a thunderstorm 83. 90 on monday, tuesday right through friday we're in the 80s with a combination of sun and clouds. gray? thank you. ♪ okay that may cake you back in time. doo wop lend philadelphia sons frankie avalon, fabian and bobby rye rydedd performed in atlantic city. they are performing under the game the golden boys and the fans loved ihim t.

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>> so glad you stayed with us on a saturday morning, your time 6:19 a.m., 80 degrees already out there. sky6 live hd giving you that glimpse over penns landing, yup going to be hot again today, but meteorologist chris sowers says relief is on the the way, storms on the way, as well. he has the details in his forecast. the ride sharing service lyft may operate with fewer drivers because the company is developing it's own self driving vehicles. they are opening a new facility in california to develop the

software and hardware for this. if it is successful customers can choose a car with an actual person behind the wheel. are you tired of paying that huge cable bill. perhaps you're thinking it's time to join the many who cut the cord and they are beginning to use the internet to watch tv online. nydia han has advice for you. >> reporter: close to 800,000 americans dropped their traditional pay tv package in 2017. if you're considering doing the same thing. here's what you should know according to consumer reports. there are tv fans who want it all, pay tv, internet phone, amazon prime and netflix. for that you'll pay $200 a month. consumer reports says you don't have to spend a lot to get a lot as long as you have a good internet connection and smart tv or streaming device. >> if thinking about cutting the cord, write-up a list of the channels you must have, and look

at the different packages and see which companies are providing the channels you need. there are cable replacement purchases that look like cable, but at a different cost. >> h up -- hulu package with phone, netflix standards and amazon prime would cost $128 a month. someone who doesn't need that options could survive with antenna for local stations netflix basics and hbo now. if you're interested in watching online only content add pay per view options for $78 a month. consumer reports says some people are finding when they add up all the services they need

are not saving as much as they thought and may be better sticking with a typical cable bundle. nydia han channel 6 "action news."

>> 6:24 a.m., saturday morning, huge cluster of showers and thunderstorms across the upper midwest this morning, western portions of ohio, toledo to columbus, you're getting blasted with tremendous amounts of energy from the thunderstorms, flash flooding and winds in excess of 50 miles per hour. flipping it over to future tracker 6, combination of sun and clouds, 5:00 p.m., all is quiet. at least for the immediate philadelphia area. the far western suburbs here comes the line drenching downpours and gusting winds.

in the city by 6:30 p.m. or 7:00 p.m. and hitting the coast by 9:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m., there will be areas to the south, salem, cumberland county and new castle and kent county in delaware. squall line develops this evening, pushes through 5 to 9:00 p.m., watch out for damaging wind gusts and flash flooding. sports now, the phillies face the brewers for game two in their series after kicking off a ten game home stand with a bang. here's sports director ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, it's been hot this week and dare i say the phillies have been as well. three wins in their past four games entering last night they did not cool off against the brewers. freddie galvis, smacks a two-run homer in the first inning. his 11th for the season. 2-0 phils. aaron nola makes sure it hold

up. he strikes out 3 straight batters. 2 on for tommy joseph. both runners score on the double. phillies win. >> that's nice, we remember playing good ball i was concerned about the 20 hits the other day and hoping we wouldn't come up short today, but the guys swung the bats pretty well. freddie's home run set the tone. >> reporter: good things come to those who wait. we waited nearly long enough, monday morning, the eagles open training camp. in the meantime, rodney mccloud is using his down time-wisely he outfitted a football team with new equipment yesterday. the boys recently had their football equipment stolen. as for his team he sees big things for the birds. >> i just want us to obviously get better from last year to this year, i think we have from

otas we want to carry the momentum into training camp and preseason games and game run against the redskins. the goal is playoffs, that's where we set out. once we take the first step, skies the limit. >> smallwood began working out on his own. he saw limited action last season in his rookie year. they assigned blunt and humphrey. he said he is using that competition as fuel. >> that's self motivation for me to get better with that competition my thing is driving everyone in that room, whoever is not driving i don't think they will be successful, you can compete with a receiver, quarterback, anybody, you want to be better, i think that definitely drives me a lot. >> reporter: the flyers have shared information on nolan patrick has an abscess boil on his face.

the team said he is doing well him we're waiting for him to hit the ice for the first time since he has been signed. that's sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. a new doll is muscling in on barbie's stake in the toy aisle. wwe wrester doll is fighting the stigma that girls can't fight. mattel unveiled the dolls at the san diego comic-con and the dolls will be available for preorder on monday, we'll be right back.

>> philadelphia police searching for a gunman after a man is shot and left for dead overnight. >> we're ready to get into the air-conditioning soon. plus, the heat is on, again. it's tough keeping cool while taking in the sites of the city of philadelphia when the mercury climbs in the mid 90s. outside we go meteorologist chris sowers joins us with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, you say chris, relief is on the the way. >> reporter: it is, it can't stay like this forever, right, gray? i mean the luck that we've been having wouldn't surprise me if the rest of the month was like this. there's relief in the exclusive

accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow temperatures back in the 80s. the transition going from oppressively hot and humid to comfortably cool in the low 80s we'll see fireworks in the form of showers and thunderstorms later on. in the meantime we have leftover downpours this is the lone cell over lbi beach haven and brighten beach along long beach boulevard. 30 miles per hour. once that passes the area you will see the skies brighten up again. note the direction of the winds not much relief down there, yesterday you had a small sea breeze develop today you're not as lucky, high temperatures on the sand are expected to top out between 87 and 88 degrees, yes, it will be very uncomfortable with the humidity. you see most locations are already in the mid 70s. it will feel lousy once again with the dewpoints in the 70s, so combined 72 dewpoint in philadelphia. high of 93 puts your feels like temperature in the city right

around 98 today. so a little bit early this afternoon, a more pronounced end to the heat wave arrives tomorrow. hot and humid today, scattered thunderstorms developing after 5:00 p.m. this afternoon, high temperature of 93. i'll be back along in just a few minutes, i'll time everything out for you on future tracker 6. i'll show you what will get -- whole get the worst of the severe weather this evening, in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray. >> despite the hot and sticky conditions, people are trying to enjoy time outside. action cam found fans at the bbt pavilion in camden. thousands dealt with the heat to see chicago perform. >> we spotted runners along the schuylkill river. >> i felt sloppy and lazy sitting in the air-conditioning all day, after work i came down here. >> plenty of people chose to cool off with good old ice

cream. as the scream heat continues we invite you to take a look at storm tracker 6 live, the app is a free download to the mobile device. new information to tell you about this morning, police rushed a man to the hospital after a shooting in the city's germantown section. the 21-year-old man was shot in the stomach. it happened on the 5200 block of germantown avenue before 1:00 a.m. right now police are looking for the shooter. from our delaware newsroom overnight a 15-year-old girl is one of two people shot on east 27th street in wilmington. someone started shooting after midnight. the teenage victim was taken to a. i. dupont children's hospital in stable condition. a 30-year-old man was shot. he is in stable condition. police are investigating the circumstances surrounding this double shooting. so far no arrests have been made. a motorcyclist was

tragically killed while riding on i-95 in delaware, it happened last weekend. we've learned that he was struck by two drivers after losing control of his bike. the drivers never stopped. the victim's family is pleading with the public for some help. dann cuellar talked with the family. >> reporter: the horrific accident scene from last sunday night haunts the family of 45-year-old christopher cooper of northeast philadelphia struck by two vehicles as he lay on the road after losing control of his motorcycle. >> they kept going they have not turned themselves in yet. >> reporter: family members say cooper who worked for the philadelphia water department was an avid motorcycle rider. sunday night at 9:00 p.m. he was righting his gsx on i-95 northbound in christiana delaware under the sr one fly over ramps. as you wouldly he lost control and was thrown from the motorcycle and landed on the road.

he was struck and killed by two cars, whose drivers did not stop to render aid. something that's unbelievable to his widow a registered nurse. >> it's unbelievable for me to think there are i'm out there in the world like that, i care for everybody. >> i want the people to come the other day and admit to their mistake. >> reporter: witnesses described the vehicle as a silver 2014 to 16 moss did a three with front right damage, honda accord with front end damage. >> somebody had to see who hit christopher, there has to be witnesses out here to come forth to tell us who hit him. >> i'm pleading with them, please, he was a man who was loved very, very much and my life has been taken away from me now. >> reporter: if anyone witnessed the accident or otherwise have information that could approve

helpful you're being asked to call the delaware state police. in the sat center, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> a dozen afghan security forces have been killed in the u.s. airstrike in afghanistan. the friendly fire incident killed 12 people from the afghan national police and injured two others. afghanistan national security forces have been waging fierce battles to retake territory from the taliban. in the past five days, nato and the u.s. have carried out as many as 52 strikes in the southern part of the country to support afghanistan forces. you'll need a special passport in order to travel to north korea. the state department made the announcement yesterday. travelers may get the special validation passport for humanitarian reasons, however all other travels will be prohibited because of mounting concerns of risk and arrest and detention there. a judiciary committee is

scheduled to hold a hearing in the investigation into president trump's eldest son, but we may not hear his testimony. donald trump junior and paul manafort have negotiated a deal th w from publicly testifying. they have agreed to provide documents and be interviewed right hearing, however, the committee said it is reserving the right to subpoena both men in the future if the need arises. attorney general jeff sessions addressed federal prosecutors and law enforcement officers in philadelphia yesterday. he under city officials to rethink policy on giving sanctuary to immigrants and cooperate with federal guidelines. sessions condemned immigrants iy who commit crimes. commissioner ross said philadelphia is battling a bigger battle. >> i don't personally believe we belong in the immigration business that's for the people both in this buildings and around the corner.

i believe that given the fact that we want to cultivate as many relationships with our commun possible we need to have people come forward and work white house without fear of being taken away. >> president trump has tried to cut funding from cities that limit cooperation with u.s. immigration authorities. pennsylvania lawmakers are working through the weekend to finalize the state budget, governor tom wolf allowed the 32 billion-dollar spending plan to become law without his signature last week. 0 however, the governor and the legislature need to agree how to fill a projected 2 billion-dollar hole in revenue. it will cost more money to be a nittany lion next year 2.45% tuition hike at penn state was approved. it's slightly higher for students living on campus and out of state students. satellite will see low increases

or no increases at all. a burlington county administrators going to prison for stealing from his employer. he hid his divorce to obtain health benefits for his ex-wife. maple shade school district paid $48,000 in benefits he is accused of obtaining a pension loan. under the plea agreement he will be sentenced to four years in prison. patients for dr. james kauffman have in hands. they picked them up yesterday. kauffman is the jailed husband of murdered south jersey radio host april kauffman. his million license has been suspended as he sits in jail on a charge unrelated to her death. he pulled a gun when a search

warrant was being served in june. >> i don't know if anything else has been going on with doctor kauffman. he was a great doctor for us over the years, but obviously there's other issues. >> reporter: yesterday w patiene their records. 1,000 files were ceased by the fbi when they raided the office last month. there's still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. new this morning, why a mother of four is seeking refuge from authorities in a connecticut church. plus a man had to be rescued after his barn collapses during strong storms in the midwest. back here at home, let's take you live outside, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful image at the temple university campus overlooking center city. it's still hot out there. is there an end to the heat? chris has the answer and storms

are on the way. "action news" continues in just a moment.

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>> a mother of four who lives in the united states for two decades is fighting to stay in the county. she has taken sanctuary in a connecticut church an undocumented immigrants from guatemala who moved back here in 1993. she was supposed to be deported thursday might night. she refused to leave her children. her attorney said she has no

criminal history and paid taxes since she received a work permit. minneapolis police chief has stepped down after the shooting of a white woman by a black officer. is he resign as chief yesterday as the city's mayor compressed no confidence in her leadership. harteau was criticized for handling of a fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man. cleanup continues after severe storms left a path across the midwest. a barn fell on top of a man it took 20 firefighters to rose cue the man who had to be cut out of the barn. in wisconsin flooding is what's causing major damage there in part of the area. 4 to 7 inches of rain fell in a matter of hours, look at this.

a state of emergency was declared in 17 counties in that state. back here at home, meteorologist chris sowers tracking the forecast, helping you to plan your weekend and rain on the way for us. >> reporter: heavy downpours and flooding because the dewpoints are so high. i don't think we'll see images like that like across the midwest. let's go outside, live looking at ben franklin bridge. note the haze. we're seeing extremely high dewpoints. an uncomfortable morning feeling like the gulf coast states. the heat wave comes to an end tomorrow, but the humidity will not break until tuesday. we have a few days to deal with this. at least the high heat indices over 100 degrees will come to an end tomorrow. one lone shower is over lbi racing out to sea. 93 degrees is the forecasted high. we're ten degrees below the

record, but ten above the seasonal average. starting out at 80 degrees, not much relief this morning. with the dewpoints in the low to mid 70s it fellows lousy. wilmington, 79. reading, 73. poconos, 61 the only location that's comfortable this morning. cape may, 74. millville, 75. heat indices, by lunchtime 95 or 96 across the i-95. 5:00 p.m., 99 in philadelphia. wilmington, 98. trenton, 95. all the excessive heat warnings and heat advisories have been dropped. once woe topple the 100-degree mark that's when they issue a heat advisories and warnings. the number suggests we'll steer clear of 100 degrees later on today. when the line. thunderstorms rip through, we'll see the numbers tail off. 90-degree days, 19. today will be 20, on average

summer we see 25. we've seen 19 of them. we've predicted 32 this summer. hopefully we fall short of 32 because i've had enough of the high heat and humidity i don't know about you. this is a messo scale complex. the storm prediction center i should a slight risk of severe weather for all areas south of interstate 78 including baltimore metro areas and richmond and virginias and carolinas. future tracker 6, sun and clouds, not a bad day, hot and uncomfortable with humidity levels feeling like 98 or 99. the line of thunderstorms quickly approach from the far western suburbs first by 5:00 p.m. into the city by 6:00 p.m.,

7:00 p.m., at the jersey shore between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. the model is suggesting a secondary line with models to the south. late evening into the early morning hours tomorrow. you can see the bow here that would suggest strong straight lined winds. sunday looks like a mostly cloudy day and peeks of sun and pop-up showers and thunderstorms developing. the big severe weather day is this evening. tomorrow you could see one or two isolated severe thunderstorms. hot and humid, sun and clouds, jersey shore, upper 80s, high humidity levels, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looks like this, officially the heat wave comes to an ends -- to an end tomorrow. 83, feeling 88 or 89. monday, back up to 90. thunderstorm. tuesday, everything quiets down, nice and refreshing, 83 no humidity. wednesday looks good, thursday and friday turning hotter highs

around 88 that's seasonable for this time of the year. the good news we're at the worst part when you look at climate this is the worst month of it, it generally gets better when we get into august. >> good, because i'm not a violent person, but this heat makes me want somebody, only kidding. this is part of shark week, the pint size visitors they put on shark hats and made theacross t. there are 30 different types of sharks in all sizes, shark week continues through july 30th. guests that attend are encouraged to wear their shark themed gear we're back after the break.

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>> a pleasant good morning to you, 6:56 saturday morning, 80 degrees out there already. this is a live picture there, sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport, here's some good news, relief is on the way, but storms will follow. chris has all the details for you in just a bit. so, if you have an old dresser that could usury has been, instead of paying thousands of dollars, do it yourself for less than 50 bucks. here's a dyi with all the

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>> a pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, july 2. here's a look at the stories that we're following for you on "action news." a couple is rescued and rushed to the hospital after their philadelphia home is scorched by fire overnight. and final farewells for one of the young men who was brutally murdered in bucks county. the beach may be the place to be to seek relief from the heat. live look at cape may, new jersey, we'll be sweating in the 90s another hot