apartments with new information from fire investigators. good evening, bob. >> reporter: rick and monica, this is a big, big problem. again, we're talking about the sterling building right here in center city behind me a well known building deemed as a luxury apartment building. we just learned from atf they believe the man doing this might have a vendetta against the management company. it was around midnight today, firemen, fire trucks ems and investigators surround the sterling building in center city. officials say another fire has been set the key word another. officials say this is the seventh blaze set inside the luxury apartment building the first happening july 13th and now several neighbors say they're willing to move and seeking safety. >> let us sign our leases and get to -- let us out of our leases and get to someplace safer. >> we're kind of in a tough spot right now staying here. >> reporter: at a news conference the atf philadelphia fire department

and fire marshal say they believe they're getting close to the arsonist. >> it's an individual that has an ax to grind. we believe it is someone from within that building. >> reporter: residents think they're running out of patience. >> the last two to three weeks it's happened over and over again. >> reporter: as you can imagine residents' worst fear is what if one of these fires spread out of control and they're trapped near the top floor. what's your worst fear. >> i live on the 19th floor and, you know, getting down in time. >> reporter: investigators say so far the fires have been small in nature and don't believe the suspect is trying to burn the building down. but fire commissioner adam thiel says every fire starts off small. >> all fires are dangerous even small fires are dangerous. >> reporter: law enforcement also says extra security measures have been implemented to assure safety. as for a motive. >> i think it's more of an issue that he may have with somebody within the building or even the management company. >> reporter: now, another live look at the sterling building.

this person needs to be caught before something catastrophic happens. if you have information about who the arsonist is, if you reach out to local law enforcement and it leads to an arrest you can get that $10,000 cash reward. for now reporting live in center city, bob brooks, channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you, bob. philadelphia police want your help finding four people who held up an avis car rental at gunpoint. it happened at 4:00 this morning at the company location at philadelphia international airport. now, police say the suspects punched the gate guard in the face and stole at least four cars. one of the suspects was armed with a handgun. investigators are asking anyone with information to come forward. the guard is expected to make a full recovery. >> ♪ >> a man and a teenager are facing murder charges tonight after a woman was killed on a south jersey blueberry farm. according to police 20-year-old tyler dralle and a 17-year-old suspect from new castle county broke into a home on the 700 block of baird moore avenue in the middle of robbing the place the suspect

shot 45-year-old deanna scordo. dralle is being held without bail. the 17-year-old is at a juvenile facility in delaware. >> sources tell abc news robert mueller special counsel in the russia investigation has convened a grand jury in that probe and that could mean the russia investigation is headed into a more serious phase. president trump continues to fight allegations that his campaign worked with russian officials. trump calls the story "a total fabrication." more on the russia investigation ahead at 5:30. >> now to the fallout from those leaked private conversations between president trump and two heads of state. this morning the department of justice announced new measures to crack down on leaks coming from the federal government. abc's erielle reshef has the story. >> reporter: in recent months the trump white house plagued by leaks. >> we're going to find the leaks. they're going to pay a big price for leaking. >> i have this warning for would be leakers. don't do it. >> reporter: today the

department of justice sending a message to would be leakers. >> this nation must end this culture of leaks. we will not allow rogue anonymous sources with security clearances to sell out our country. >> reporter: national intelligence director dan coates adding his own tough talk. >> we feel the pain of those betrayals intensely. i will do everything in my power as the director of national intelligence to hold these individuals accountable. >> reporter: the rush to plug the holes intensifying after the washington post published transcripts of private and contentious conversations between president trump and foreign leaders. in one phone call, trump telling the mexican president, i have to have mexico pay for the wall. i have to. i have been talking about it for a two year period. the attorney general with this to say about the media. >> one of the things we are doing is reviewing policies affecting media subpoenaes. we respect the important role

that the press plays and will give them respect but it is not unlimited. >> leaking the phone calls between our president and other heads of state is nothing short of a national disgrace. >> reporter: and it's not just the white house condemning those leaks. even a senior obama administration official calling the leaks of those phone records absurd. in new york, erielle reshef channel6 "action news." >> philadelphia police are still trying to figure out who shot a woman while she was waiting for the bus in the city's logan section. police say two men were shooting at each other at broad and west olney avenue when a woman was caught in the crossfire about 3 o'clock this morning. the woman was hit in the wrist and walked a half block to einstein hospital for treatment. police say there are a number of cameras and they'll be going through them. cleanup continues today after torrential rains flooded streets across south jersey last night. parts of route 130 in burlington city swamped traffic several vehicles. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes with more on the aftermath and what is next for these communities.

>> reporter: heavy rains flooded parts of this burlington neighborhood. take a look. many areas of this park are under water and homes were not spared. a lot of residents are now looking at thousands of dollars worth of water damage. for residents along route 130 in burlington city last night's torrential rains seemed like it would never end. >> the rain just started and then it just kept coming down more and more intensely and the winds started and it was the lightning and the house was shaking. >> i wasn't expecting that that fast that much but it came. >> reporter: thursday night the downpours quickly swamped a used car lot and flooding forced police to shut down roads. this morning under sunny skies residents got a better look at the damage. >> it was just crazy, the amount of damage and the flooding that occurred. >> reporter: officials say greenlanders park was that designed to take in those flood waters and with picnic tables and benches partially under water, it seems to have done its job but it wasn't

enough to completely spare nearby homes. >> i have leaks in five different places and i've never had leaks in my roof before. >> it's coming up from the rear, coming up from the front. >> reporter: just across the street he was assessing the extensive water damage in this residential basement. >> is this going to be a costly job. >> uh -- >> could it be potentially. >> yes, it could be. it could be 10,000 plus for a waterproofing job. >> reporter: in his and 20 plus years doing this job it's not often he says he's seen water damage like this in this area. >> the water was never like this in this area for awhile. >> reporter: officials tell me it will take several days for this water to recede but they are thankful that this park did what it was supposed to do which was prevent further damage to the neighboring homes. reporting in burlington, new jersey, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." >> all right, friday night let's get a check of our action news traffic report. folks trying to get home and get that weekend started. >> absolutely. let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center to see how it's going.

>> something has been in the water along 95 northbound this afternoon. just had our fourth crash of the afternoon. luckily this one cleared out pretty quickly. it was here in the northbound lanes by tasker as you head towards columbus boulevard. gone now as is the vehicle fire on the northbound side by philadelphia international airport. all the activity with that is off to the side so all the lanes are opened. but we also had that big crash on 95 in delco northbound by 452. that, too, is cleared out but still some lingering delays coming north of marsh road and those delays spill back onto 495 northbound in delaware as well. meanwhile, out here in tredyffrin township still have this downed tree near the goddard school blocking old eagle school road. wayne avenue would be an alternate around that. there's emergency construction in maple shade this afternoon along 73 both ways at high street so big delays there headed northbound and coming southbound off of 90 away from the betsy ross bridge. and of course, it's musikfest. we're seeing all the local closures in and around bethlehem. some slow speeds there as well and expect extra traffic along 78 and 22 for the next 10

days. rick and monica, we'll check it again, in the next half hour. >> all right. see you then. >> thank you. tonight is opening night of musikfest in bethlehem and of course crews are putting the final touches on the stage today. this year's festival is bigger than ever. more than 550 performances on 17 different stages. in fact the artists come from 29 states and eight different countries. >> only warning i'll give to anybody coming out at 5:30 is you're going to sweat a lot not just because of the sun but we rock. it's going to be one of those things where you're going to be sitting around going i can't sit still. i don't know what to do. >> that means you dance. this is the festival's 34th year. carlos santana headlining tonight. chicago toby keith live. musikfest runs through august 13th. >> a lot of us will be there. look for me at the food court. >> a lot of good eats. >> much more still ahead on "action news" at 5:00.

a manhunt for a professor at one of the top schools in the country. the new flew a murder mystery that has police across the country eyeing the teach as an alleged killer. >> mistake many parents make shielding their child in a stroller. how experts say you should keep your children cool safely in the summer. cecily. >> i'm tracking a front that's bringing some storms to central pennsylvania and this will usher in some big changes right in time for your weekend. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast when "action news" returns.

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>> for the second time flames engulf the massive apartment complex in dubai. the fire broke out overnight and sent debris plummeting to the ground. everyone made it out of the 86 story tower safely. firefighters work for two and a half hours to get things under control. the same apartment building caught fire back in 2015. investigators have not said how this most recent blaze started. venezuela ruling party has installed a new assembly despite worldwide criticism. the power shift opens the door to a dictatorship. supporters of the so-called super assembly promised the

move will pacify the country. one of the foreign ministers was elected head of the new assembly she's a loyal follower of the current venezuela president and has promised to take action against his opponents. the assembly will meet again tomorrow. >> the nationwide manhunt continues for a northwestern university professor and an oxford employee wanted for allegedly stabbing a chicago man to death. this is video of 42-year-old professor wyndam latham who has been banned from campus. police were called to his chicago apartment july 27th. inside they found 26-year-old trenton cornell who had been stabbed to death. >> this place is very safe most of the time. >> i been here 14 years. >> and it's pleased latham and the victim were in a relationship. police say latham along with his accomplice andrew warren drove to wisconsin where they made a $1,000 donation to a library in the victim's name before the victim's body was found. >> all right, health check tonight.

it's summertime. that means plenty of hot and humid days and while parents may think they're doing what's best for their baby, a common mistake with strollers could put their little ones in danger. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman with a health alert tonight. >> it's a common summertime sight plenty of parents enjoying the day outside with their kids. >> walked around in the park and play on the swings and stuff like that. >> one-year-old henry loves being outside. he also likes our camera. but when the sun beats down, temperatures soaring, his mother rachel takes extra precaution. >> i just careful about what time we go out and where we're going and try to stay in the shade. >> she also limits his time in the stroller and makes sure he always gets circulating air. pediatrician dr. kristen kaharchek says that's key.

while it may be a good thing to block out the sun completely covering the stroller can be worse. we tested how quickly the inside of a stroller can heat up. in just about five minutes with it covered the temperature went from about 94 degrees to now 104 degrees. >> it can happen pretty quickly and pretty quietly so you do have to pay attention in extreme heat. >> kids under four are more susceptible to heat related problems. they absorb more heat and their bodies don't cool off as well as adults. the doctor reminds parents to be smart about playing outside. go out at cooler times, seek shade and take breaks. >> so, for the older kids, you know, call them in. they're not going to want to stop playing but say you know what, it's time to take a little break. >> also make sure they're drinking and wearing loose light clothing. if you notice fatigue pale and clammy skin move inside somewhere cool. if skin becomes hot and dry call 911.

ali gorman, channel6 "action news. >> good ideas. >> coming up tonight on 6abc debra roberts an unprecedented case that reached a resolution. >> michelle carter was sentenced in a massachusetts courtroom found guilty of involuntary manslaughter after she encouraged her boyfriend conrad roy via text to commit suicide and he did. debra roberts spoke with roy's family about how they feel now that a punishment has been handed down. >> when you heard those words, guilty of involuntary manslaughter, what did you feel? >> i felt good. i know that may seem odd and i know, you know, it's a situation where there are no winners but i felt like we won't. >> well, more from that interview and new insight on that landmark case coming up tonight at 10 to 20/20 at 10 o'clock on 6abc.

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police officer burst onto the music scene in the late 70's. also set to take the stage, fog hat, and the michael almond band. the roar to the shore ride begins on thursday september 7th and continues through the weekend. >> all right. still to come on "action news" at 5:00 a check of that all parent of forecast. >> let's -- a important weekend forecast. >> it's a nice friday evening and the weekend looks better. meteorologist cecily tynan has your details when we come right back. ♪

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philadelphia currently 87 degrees, allentown a lot of sunshine there, 89. trenton 87, cape may quite a bit cooler, 79 degrees and wilmington currently 85. so, your evening planner for this friday night, it's looking pretty nice. it will be on the warm side at 8 o'clock, 83 degrees. by 10 o'clock, 80 degrees. 11 o'clock, 79. warm and humid and we could see a pop-up thunderstorm. i think the best chance will be the farther north and west you are. right now dewpoints tell the story. it's pretty muggy. 70 in millville. it's 72 in wilmington. you get dewpoints in the 70's, that's oppressive. dewpoints in the 60's humid. philadelphia 67. the driest area allentown 61 degrees so the lehigh valley looking pretty nice for musikfest tonight. satellite and radar showing the front i'm tracking that will be moving through overnight you can see it is sparking a lot of showers and thunderstorms out to the west. it will gradually be moving to the east so tonight overnight lows still pretty warm, 72 degrees in philadelphia, allentown 68, cape may 72 and

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>> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph t-jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" tonight as president trump heads for vacation the department of justice lays out how it will crackdown on leakers in his administration. a swimming pool store filled with potentially toxic chemicals erupts in flames when a car drives straight into it. what authorities say sparked that blaze. and a former nurse accused of recording his patients appears in court. what he told the judge today. >> and now to the latest developments out of washington tonight. the department of justice announced new measures to crack down on leaks. this as we learn more about the investigation into allegations of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. abc's emily rau is in

washington. >> reporter: even a senior level obama administration official calling the leaks the conversations of the president with key heads of state absurd. >> i have this warning for would be leakers. don't do it. >> reporter: the trump white house plagued by leaks for months but now the department of justice vowing to crack down. >> we will not allow rogue anonymous sources with security clearances to sell out our country. >> reporter: the fbi creating a new unit to focus specifically on media leaks. the effort ramping up after the washington post published 52 pages of transcripts of the president's private conversations with key foreign leaders. white house counselor kellyanne conway reacted on fox news. >> leaking the phone calls between our president and other heads of state is nothing short of a national disgrace. >> reporter: as the president's cabinet works to

plug the holes special counselor robert mueller convening a grand jury to dig deeper into the allegations of collusion between the russian government and the trump campaign. >> it's the ability to get witnesses to come in and testify under oath. it's the ability to get documents. >> reporter: and president trump seizing the moment to blast the russia investigation in front of an enthusiastic crowd of supporters in west virginia. >> we didn't win because of russia. we won because of you, that i can tell you. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and starting today, it's vacation time for president trump. he has left washington and landed in new jersey. he will spend the next 17 days at his private golf club there. in washington, emily rau channel6 "action news." rick. >> emily thank you for that report. the secret service has left its space inside trump tower amid a dispute over the terms of a lease between the general services administration responsible for securing space for the secret service and the trump

organization. their command post now resides on the sidewalk in front of the building on fifth avenue. in a statement to abc news the secret service says it continues to work with gsa to obtain permanent work space in an appropriate location. and despite relocating to the sidewalk, they say there's been no impact to the security plan. martin shkreli the eccentric former pharmaceutical ceo notorious for a price gouging scandal has been convicted on unrelated federal charges. a brooklyn jury deliberated five days before finding him guilty of securities fraud. shkreli was upbeat after the decision saying he was 38ed to report that he had been acquitted of what he killed a the -- had been acquitted of what he called the more important charges. world news tonight will have more including the latest on the russia investigation. >> the remains of two soldiers killed in afghanistan arrived at dover air force today.

army specialist christopher harris of jackson springs north carolina and sergeant jonathan hunter of columbus indiana were both killed in action wednesday. they died when an ied detonated near their convoy in kandahar afghanistan. both had been stationed at fort bragg north carolina. a philadelphia police officer accused of injuring a man while in custody is off the beat. officer james yeager has been suspended for 30 days with intent to dismiss. according to philadelphia police an internal investigation was launched when this video surfaced last month and went viral. the video shows officers taking a man in custody in kensington july 10th. police say officer yeager then slammed the suspect to the pavement. the clip later shows the handcuffed suspect collapsing to the ground. officer yeager has been on the force four years. one wrong turn sent a car straight into a pool store in bucks county. the impact killed the driver and sparked a two alarm fire creating a dangerous situation because of the swimming pool

chemicals stored inside. "action news" reporter gray hall with that story from springfield township. >> the car went in the building and the gas tank ignited i guess and just wiped everything right out. >> reporter: david woods has owned pool pro for about 18 years. a car lost control and slammed into his store. in a matter of hours the building was a total loss. the impact caused a two alarm fire and his business was destroyed. >> i really want to thank the responders who came out. a hundred people and the red cross and all these people jump out of bed at 2 o'clock in the morning and came here to help a stranger its amazing. >> reporter: the driver of the car did not survive and it's not clear what caused the person to lose control. the business is located along route 309 in springfield township bucks county. >> 309 does have its chaotic moments. it is very busy. but this is a huge shock. >> there were over a hundred firefighters here and it was total chaos. >> reporter: in the midst of

this tragedy there was a hero. several apartments are connected to the pool shop and one of the tenants happened to be up and saw the flames. >> this -- this accident caused so little noise that nobody living here woke up that was asleep. he went in and the car burst into flames. somebody was awake and he saw it out the -- the flames out his window went around and banged on all the apartment doors and got everybody out. >> reporter: firefighters say things could have been much worse and more lives could have been lost. the store's own are plans -- owner plans to rebuilder at for pool pro, the company says it plants to continue to operate. they'll set up shop in a temporary location. reporting in springfield township, gray hall channel6 "action news." >> a serious crash in hockessin delaware sent two people to the hospital and closed the seconds of a busy road for about an hour today. chopper6 was over the scene at

the intersection of limestone road and brackenville road just after 3:15. when police and paramedics arrived they found three vehicles with extensive damage. one driver was thrown from their car, another trapped behind the wheel of his vehicle. they were taken away with serious injuries. the third driver was treated at the scene. a deadly crash in berks county claimed the life of a driver early this morning. authorities say 30-year-old mary nl east. ckenjer died when she and a another driver collided head on. the other driver was rushed to the hospital. still not clear what led up to the crash. detectives say neither driver was wearing a seat belt. >> from our new jersey news room tonight, first responders in atlantic city have that identified the body that that washed ashore last evening. it's that of 31-year-old jeffrey wilkins from illinois. he had been missing since going into the ocean around 8 o'clock tuesday night. multiple agencies were searching for him over the past few days. a passerby spotted the body in

the surf near the old revel casino. >> a fight involving three men in delaware ended with one man stabbed and all three facing charges. wilmington police say it started with a disagreement at a bus stop here in the 2700 block of market street but when one of the trio started to get physical, another victim pulled a knife and cut him. that victim then fled into the store trying to keep the other two outside. one of the other two had a bat. well, when police showed up none of the three cooperated. they were all arrested and charged with assault. nobody was seriously hurt. a former nurse in bucks county has pleaded guilty to secretly recording his patients while they were undressed. james close worked as a licensed practical nurse at penn medicine dermatology in lower makefield township. police said he filmed 18 videos of eight different patients on his personal iphone including several of a 17-year-old girl. attorney robert mongeluzzi represents the teenaged victim in the case.

he says he'll conduct an investigation into the failure of the medical system that allowed it to happen. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney welcomed a group of eighth graders to city hall today. the philadelphia youth network sponsored this meet and greet at the mayor's reception room. the teenagers were selected to be part of the career exposure program for the summer. they got the chance to talk to the mayor about his political career. the mayor even had some advice for the eighth graders. he said make the most of every encounter you get like this one. >> a heads up for anyone traveling between 30th street station and the airport. beginning tomorrow and every weekend through the end of the month shuttle buses will replace the trains. crews will be making improvements to the track. if you have a septa quick key you'll still be able to use it. >> time for check of the traffic report. >> it's international beer day today. i wasn't aware. a lot of people want to get

home and celebrate. on the rails in addition to that weekend shuttle busing on the airport line shuttle busing begins on sunday on septa's 11 trolley. you'll be on the buses instead of the trains. this afternoon just residual delays on trolley routes 10, 11, 13, 34 and 36. had some earlier equipment issues around 19th street and still some delays in delco here on 95 northbound side coming away from the state line. but at least our crash here at 452 is now completely gone. farther north a vehicle fire by the airport along 95 has also cleared but you're still getting some slowing, of course, headed toward the walt whitman bridge as people head down the shore on a busy friday afternoon. we're also watching a crash in upper oxford chester county along newark road 896. in tredyffrin township still without old eagle school road near the goddard school. that's a downed tree blocking it off this afternoon. wayne avenue a possible alternate. warning for the weekend in

bucks county. if you're out and about tomorrow night, saturday night into sunday morning from midnight to 6:00 a.m. they're going to close the pennsylvania turnpike both ways between bensalem and dell val. have to detour using street road and 13 so at that point, you don't want to be on the pennsylvania turnpike midnight to 6:00 a.m. sunday in bucks county. and in maple shade, burlington county, there's emergency construction this afternoon both ways along 73 at high street. some single digit speeds in that area. rick and monica, enjoy that weekend. >> you, too. thank you, matt. >> thank you. much more when we come back. in fact, it turns out some of the most luxurious expensive cars in the world are around and still to come on "action news" tonight we'll tell you about them. also an emergency at an auto manufacturing plant sent employees scrambling. we'll tell you where. >> also it was the best show in town today. we'll take you to south jersey where these youngsters took center stage in front of a pretty special audience. and meteorologist melissa magee is in for adam tonight tracking the latest in the

"action news" weather center. hey, melissa. >> hey guys. we're track something showers and storms. in fact, storm tracker6 live double scan radar 3-d showing you that moisture off to our west. this will be working its way eastward as we go throughout the rest of the night but relief is headed our way in time for the weekend. details in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> jeff skversky with news from eagles training camp phillies the union much more when "action news" comes right back. >> okay.

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>> a network of pipes outside a rolls-royce assembly flanders indianapolis literally collapsed. fortunately nobody was hurt. these massive pipes funnel air into the building to test jet engines. they simulate air flows at an altitude of 20,000 feet. one of the pipes may have collapsed first causing the others to come down as well. investigators in kansas city are trying to determine what was inside a package that that sickened 10 people in an i.r.s. facility. the package had a scent of ammonia. people were complaining of vomiting and sweating. two had to go to the local hospital. that package was isolated, the building did not have to be evacuated. federal authorities have now taken over that investigation.

>> all right. jeff skversky is here and the eagles still in training camp and we're counting down to their first preseason game against the packers next week. >> in lambeau field in green bay on thursday. >> you going. >> i will be there. unbelievable venue. >> let's talk football. for the fourth straight dee eagles receiver alshon jeffery prices training camp because of his lingering shoulder strain. his shoulder is not more serious than originally pleased. pederson says he's not worried about losing chemistry or timing with his offense. pederson would not say whether or not jeffery would miss their first preseason game that rick williams may be at but he'll not by any means rush him back during camp. >> we're not playing a game. i've seen a lot from him probably more so than what you guys have seen and i'm comfortable with where he's at with our offense and, you

know, i want to make sure he's healthy going into the season. >> eagles quarterback carson wentz putting a smile on this kid's face by signing his shirt and cast. wentz says even though he's tired things like that make him feel better. after throwing a lot the last four days wentz is looking forward to having a try off day tomorrow. >> i'm feeling good. i'm feeling good and -- but like you said, it is kind of a dog days of camp everyone more tired. you just get a little tired a little fatigued but we're constantly -- when we have this time off a little bit we're in the training damp getting ice baths doing all the normal things but i'm thankful i'm feeling good. >> tiring watching the phillies talk about a rocky start to this phillies road trip phillies in colorado tonight looking to get back in the win column after getting swept by mike trout and the angels. odubel herrera and the phillies have not been able to catch a break so far on this trip. in the middle of a tough stretch. 15 of 19 away from home

reliever garcia blew it in the eighth last night walks the leadoff batter comes back to haunt him as the run scores. pete mackanin says this is hard to take. the pitch just a bit outside. ball game. phillies have lost we feel straight games to trout and the angels and they're once again the worst team in baseball. phils not the only one struggling on the road. union return home to face dallas who they have never beaten in team history. >> we need to obviously take as many points as possible. it starts with our next two games at home against a very good fc dallas team coming off of a -- also a disappointing result so we know that they'll be angry and eager to go and right there last performance and we're in the same boat. again we've been solid at home. we need to continue that. >> the union will not have their starting goal keeper. andre blake again tomorrow. he remains out with that hand injury he suffered in the gold

cup. there's a shot blake could be back next week and the union could certainly use his help. all the help they can get right now as they're trying to make a playoff push as we get into the second half of the season. >> okay. >> thank you jeff. >> all right. >> a group of campers in burlington county put on quite a show today for their friends and family. take a look. >> ♪ the pemberton township rec department put on its annual production at stackhouse school. there was a lot of singing and dancing and maybe a little improv. the kids who performed today ranged from kinder gart the end -- kindergarten to eighth grade. you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone

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>> meteorologist melissa magee is here now and just have to get through tonight and then a nice weekend. >> yeah, you're really going to like it. the humidity will lower as we get into tomorrow afternoon and for the rest of our weekend plenty of sunshine. >> great. >> this is where everybody is on a friday. sky6 live in hd. is that why he's not here right now. >> he told me he was sick. >> he told me he was sick, too. a lot of folks down the shore right now. a lot of those beach umbrellas it is the place to be on a friday evening. storm tracker6 live double scan radar 3-d showing you we have showers and storms off to our north and west a cold front that will be working eastward as we go throughout the rest of tonight and during

the start of the day tomorrow. after that smooth sailing. so, an isolated shower or thunderstorm is likely overnight. then turning less humid as we get into tomorrow afternoon and we've got a weekend winner on the way as well. right now in philadelphia it's 87, same thing in trenton. for allentown, reading and lancaster, temperatures will be in the upper 80's right now down the coast in cape may coming in at 78 and 82 degrees in atlantic city right now. when you factor in the heat index however, well, it feels a little hotter. 90 degrees in philadelphia. allentown in at 88. close to bethlehem in the lehigh valley we're san francisco will take the stage later tonight as we kick off musikfest. temperatures will be quite warm but looks like the showers and storms will stay away for now. 91 in reading are 90 in dover. down the coast in cape may feels like 80. 74 degrees in the poconos. satellite6 along with action radar showing you it's partly sunny, dry right now. severe thunderstorm watch box still posted for areas west of our region but it's all because of this frontal

boundary that will be working its way eastward as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. tonight a late night shower or thunderstorm. otherwise it's partly cloudy. we'll drop down to 68 in the suburbs and 72 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low. the setup for us tomorrow, for the start of the weekend a morning shower is likely as that cold front swings on through. it's off the coast early tomorrow morning so we'll max out in philadelphia at 84 degrees. high pressure returns as we get into saturday afternoon, coming out of the ohio valley so turning less humid by then. as we get into sunday, however, it's mostly sunny, it is a beautiful day with low humidity, a high temperature coming in at 83. so, down the shore, as we kickstart our weekend on saturday, a morning shower possible. otherwise a high at 83. on sunday it's sunny and pleasant with a high coming in at 80 degrees. the ocean temperature in at 75 and there's a low risk for rip currents as we get into the weekend. up north of the city, up in the poconos it's breezy and nice, high in at 72. we'll stay in the lower 70's as we get into sunday

underneath a partly sunny sky. it's the seven-day forecast. morning shower tomorrow. otherwise a high of 84. then turning less humid by tomorrow afternoon. sunny and pleasant by sunday, a high in at 83. on monday, the humidity comes right back, a high of 79. heavy showers and storms are likely by then. tuesday clouds and sun, a high of 81. on wednesdays, sunny and nice and at 83, high pressure stays in control on thursday. high of 81 and next thursday... or friday i should say high temperature of 80. we've got a good looking weekend on the way guys. >> thank you so much. >> more "action news" when we come right back. >> ♪

>> and right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and much more at 6:00. investigators searching for a fire bug who set six fires inside a center city apartment highrise and now they're offering a big reward. also, president trump is now on a 17 day vacation at his new jersey golf course.

but some local business owners say the trip will make them lose money. >> and we'll take you to musikfest now under way in bethlehem. we'll have those stories and more coming your way next at 6:00 for adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody rick williams the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass. have a great night. "action news" at 6:00 is next. >> good night.

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> friday night a crash sparks a fire at a pool supply store. and armed robbers steal four cars from an avis rental lot

but the big story on "action news" tonight is a big puzzle for philadelphia police. they're trying to answer the question who is setting fires in a residential highrise. the building is the sterling apartments at 1815 j.f.k. boulevard. the building has been the scene of six fires in the last two weeks. the most recent one, overnight. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live outside the building tonight. bob, what do we know about the arsonist and what's been going on there? >> reporter: well, jim, this is no doubt a major major problem here. plain and simple whoever is doing this needs to be caught accused of igniting six fires again at the sterling building just behind me. and atf tells us they believe it's a person who has access to the inside of the building. it's not the first or second but around midnight this has become the seventh call for a fire at the sterling building.