we're live in doylestown, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> before the news broke that one of the missing men was found, friends of jimmy patrick gathered to pray at loyola university, 50 students had candles at at the jesuit school. >> we draw our hope and comfort from our spiritual prayers. his family asked us to pray for them. >>> stay with us, to continue to follow any developments in the story, we'll update you on air and online as we get information. >> police continue to search for the man who randomly attacked and killed a 57-year-old woman. neighbors say it was a horrifying scene. roslyn wick was beaten with a hammer and stabbed in her home north hill creek drive in the crescentville section. it is believed the assailant was high on the drug known as wet. police say they know who the suspect is, but they have not located him yet. >>> knew information to breaking news we brought to you yesterday morning, investigators say the shooting that left a woman and teenage stepdaughter dead may have been a case of mistaken identity. the two were shot in a pickup truck yester

live in doylestown, channel 6 "action news." thank you. >>> now lets go live no solebury and "action news" report, gray hall, the focus here is on doylestown but we have a different kind of active situation at the dinardo farm. >>> exactly right, the massive search continued here in bucks county and so did the wait from the families for word of their missing loved ones and got the huge news moments ago. here is the search area, despite the confession by cosmo dinardo the search will continuhe massive farmland owned by dinardo's family. at midnight came the sad news for the family of of dean finocchiaro. his body was found in a grave 12 feet edema long with other remains. >> he will tell them how did he kill them and where did he kill them. these were things he would have to try to put together like a jigsaw puzzle. >> all right so back out live, that big news is the confession by 20-year-old cosmo dinardo and now investigators have work to do and they must positively identify the remains of the other three missing men. gray hall

of commotion here around the doylestown courthouse this afternoon. bucks county district attorney matt weintraub is in the courthouse with attorneys associated with the case. an investigative grand jury is meeting here as work goes on in solebury township to recover and identify human remains. >> the fbi and other law enforcement kept up their work on the solebury township farm owned by the family of the person of interest in the disappearance of four young men. district attorney matt weintraub commented the team. >> they are tenderly, painstakingly, refer enshally recovering it's remains of people they do not even know. that they never even met. >> the large farm is owned by antonio and sandra dinardo parents of the person of interest, 20-year-old cosmo dinardo of bensalem. the dinardo parents were subpoenaed to appear at a grand jury and cosmo's attorney refused to answer questions. and bill goldman is a defense attorney not associated with this case. >> the witnesses are called before the grand jury so additional evidence can be obtained. as to th

light rain north of the city pressing into norristown south of doylestown and moving into hamburg and north of reading and getting closer to the west of allentown and they continue throughout the day. temperatures are in the 70s and 80s but the problem is we have the humidity overhead. dew point numbers in both locations are in the upper 60s and lower 70s to real uncomfortable outside. you have the warmth and humidity adding to the instability in the once again the storm prediction center placed our region in the slight risk of finding severe weather. we anticipate showers and storms, for our allentown and up through the poconos. the biggest concern is damaging winds and hail but can you not rule out the possibility of a tornado. we had the the tornado warnings that popped up yesterday. what to expect, oppressive humidity and strong to severe showers and storms on the way and locally heavy rain and powerful wind gusts a concern and a flash flood watch issued and goes up and stays up until

she is live at the bucks county courthouse in doylestown with more.d morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is a devastating discovery days after the search began, they have been searching multiple properties, the main search site was the vast farmland in solbury township. they found last night a common grave with human remains. the parents of the person of interest have been subpoenaed to appear before a bucks county grand jury. >>> this is a homicide, make no mistake about it. >> reporter: late last night, bucks county district attorney matt weintrob announced human remains were recovered in a common grave 12 1/2 feet under ground owned by the cosmo dinardo family in solbury township. cadaver dogs helped federal, state and local law enforcement in their labor-intensive search. >> there are additional human remains inside the grave. the pains taking process will go on. >> reporter: dean finocchiaro, jimmy patrick of newtown. mark sturgis of penns burger and 21-year-old tom meo of plumstead have been missing. cosmo dinardo has remain

nb nbc 10 pamela osborne is live in doylestown. walk us through this. >> reporter: at this point, police are only identifying two of the four missing men. they're both teenagers, but the family of the other two missing men from bucks county as well told nbc 10 that they too have not had any contact with their loved ones in a few days. jimmy of newtown went missing on wednesday. did not show on work and has not been in contact with family or friends. then 18-year-old dean. he was last seen getting in a car around 6:30 friday night. 22-year-old mark and 21-year-old tom are also missing. mark told us he last saw their son leaving their home around 6:00 to visit with tom who lives in doylestown. both men have been missing since friday night. the bucks county da as well as state police and several other local law enforcement agencies are involved in the search. out sunday night searching in the area of route 202 and meeting house road. we checked it out this morning and saw police car parked in front of a driveway of a property there. w

. >> lets switch live now to "action news" reporter, katherine scott in doylestown where sources say that a grand jury to convene to consider this case at the bucks county courthouse. >> reporter: that is right rick, and the district attorney said yesterday he is not even permitted to comment on whether there is a grand jury empanelled in bucks county, so what exactly is happening we don't yet know but the grand jury is convening in doylestown to consider the case. the attorney fortunate perry jr. was in the courtroom and he is hired to represent the dinardos. sources say the parents of cosmo dinardo a person of interest in this case. are subpoenaed to appear before a bucks county grand jury and they own the property where the human remains were found yesterday. what they are expected to say today is unknown. it's not a grand jury's job to decide if someone is innocent or guilty and could hear testimony or witnesses. and decide if there is probable cause to bring criminal charges or an indictment. the attorney did not comment, sandy and antonio issued a statement. as parents they sym

pink got the party started. 40,000 fans lined up early to see the grammy award winner and doylestown native perform. >> it was amazing, so chilled, late back, everybody having a great time. >> she is one of us. >> medics were on hand treating those for the hot and humid conditions. >> you know closer to the shore it's not going to be so bad, but it will be worse than yesterday. >> reporter: it's going to be humid down the the shore. even though the temperatures are not as bad you have to hydrate up and behaving yourself. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows there's no rain around there's a possibility this afternoon and tonight in spots. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd there's the commodore barry bridge we've been saying it looks like a nice morning. you get out there you feel the muggies in the building temperature, it's a different story. 73 degrees in in allentown. similar to yesterday, reading is up to 77. philadelphia just out of the 80s, 80 on the nose in dover and a have -- ac. 75 in cape may. exoints up in the 70s -- dewpoints up in the 70s. oppressively humid. aft

low 90s for area like doylestown and lansdale, upper 80s to 90 this berks county. 93 this trenton, 91he jersey shore and in delaware, wilmington at 93 today with thunderstorm icons popping up across the man. why? because when they roll through tonight, they are not hissing anybody, they are rolling across the entire region. here is a look at the future feels like temperatures as we go from morning into afternoon. 98 philadelphia, 94 in doylestown and 96 pottstown. this is at 4:30. but notice the stark color difference, cell lyellow to red. watch that move through. when the storm move in, temperatures will plummet and we should break that heat wave finally by sunday meaning we will not make to the 90s. but this is the longest heat wave we've seen so far this year so still the first alert for the dangerous heat. now let's talk the second part of the first alert which is the severe storm threat. so we get rid of the storms tha. at 2:00, we'll have a mix of clouds and sun that is like billing a pot of water. sooner or later those bubbles may start to pop. and moving through about 5:30, lo

fox 29's dave kinchen is live in doylestown as residents across bucks county are reflecting and tryingregain a sense of normalcy. dave? >> reporter: a lot of people find it hard to even know what normalcy is right now. especially we talked to people who say they've seen people walking around taking an extra look over their shoulder because quite frankly they're scare. ♪ >> reporter: music just one small way bucks county is trying to heal even as singer joey reichman tries to wrap his mind around the deaths of four men earlier this month. >> the loss of a sibling of mine when i'm just off doing my own thing would be terrible and it would be pretty catastrophic honestly. >> reporter: we found people trying to follow their normal friday night routine in doylestown, but many don't know what normal feels like any more. >> it's a little disturbing when something hits that close to home. report roar justin bittner says he already saw a sign of coming together tonight. >> we just were eating dinner and the da was right next to us, and a lot of people, you know, were buying him drinks, wanted t

live in doylestown, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> staying with this major story, e we want to turn to deanna durante, who has been following this case for days now. what's the latest from your location where that digging has been going on? >> reporter: investigators are still out here, but we have been working our sources trying to find out more ab the confession and what happened inside that room. we can tell you that defense attorneys and prosecutors were in that room with cosmo dinardo and his parents for most of the day. and those negotiations wrapped up around 2:00 this afternoon. we can tell you that a source very close to those negotiations says three bodies were discovered here on the farm property and that they were still looking for another one. and part of the plea deal is giving up the location of where that fourth person may be in this case. we're also told that avoiding the death penalty for cosmo dinardo was a priority here for the defense team. there was some talk earlier about grand jury proceedings. sources say the parents did not testify in front of a grand jury.

we'll be at the grand jury in doylestown tomorrow morning starting at 9:00 a.m. iain? >> dave, thanks. >>> of course so many of you out there glued to any update in this case. it's been a long winding road we're expecting another briefing at midnight. as we have been telling you from the bucks county district attorney. da has often started those news conference a little ahead of schedule. we will bring it to you as soon as it happens. >>> another story we've been tracking today. the hottest weather of the year as we take live look at ocean city. we are tracking even hotter weather. for those who down the shore don't expect to sea breeze to make it any cooler. meteorologist kathy orr is here with your forecast at 11:00. >> iain we're talking about heat and talking about humidity and you know when you combine those two, it feels oppressive and tomorrow will be the peak of both across the region. you can see that haze down the shore. it's all because of the high humidity from the city to the shore. as those dew point temperatures go up around 70 and when you see that, you

. >> that is right pink our local girl from doylestown is expected to hit the stage in a couple of hours, behind me there are so many people waiting here for her arrival. these people are not seeing red because of the heat they are seeing pink and they are excited for the 2017 atlantic city beach fest concert serieses to start. before the gates opened. the fans started to line up for the 2017 atlantic city beach fest concert series and the heat was not phasing pink's fans. >> i love it. a nice ocean breeze it feels good. real good. >> we bought these tickets when they first went on sale, we can't wait. >> it's easy to spot pink's loyal followers. it's the big draw on tonight's ticket. >> she is amazing. definitely work it. >> the concert seriess part of a multimillion-dollar agreement with the casino reinvestment authority hosting concerts in atlanta too will draw 30,000 people this summer and next. crews began to assembly the stage earlier this week and place fozer vendors too. and they were happy to plunge down for concert tees. >> waiting for merchandise and then the gates open and we

live in doylestown, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. the murder case as you might imagine gripped people across the country, but has disrupted the bucks county community. >> i live in the community i've heard a lot of people interested and shocked this could happen in our sleepy community. i'm not, i do not subscribe to that, like things happen everywhere. >> i hope it never happens again, never. >> reporter: as the case moves through the legal system many are looking for things to return to some sort of normal. residents say their thoughts are with the young men who lost their lives and their families. >> stay with us as we closely follow the case we'll bring you developments on air and at 6abc.com and the 6 abc app. >>> a vehicle struck an killed a person in the parkside section after midnight, 53rd and parked avenue. the driver stayed at the scene. a man in his late teens or early 20s was rushed to the hospital where he died. >>> evesham police say someone stole two vehicles from the burns honda dealership on route 73. one stolen on

talking to them about fas fast-moving developments here in doylestown today. there was a grand jury meeting here today. investigating grand jury. dinardo's parents cosmo dinard dinardo's parents and cos doody in order dough were subpoenaed to appear before that grand jury it appears they did not because there are developments and the da may be getting cooperation now from cosmo dinardo. >> i can't comment on anything. >> with flurry of no comments, high powered philadelphia defense attorney fortunato perry, jr., left the bucks county courthouse after a four-hour closed door session with prosecutors, person of interest cosmo dinardo and his parents as investigators built their case in the disappearance of four bucks county men. >> can you say whether he's in discussions with the district attorney at this point. >> i can't comment or anything. >> or cooperating. >> i can't comment on anything. >> can you say why the presser was cancel at 3:00? >> no. thank you. >> his parents were expected to appear before the grand jury here about the 20-year-old's whereabouts

team coverage of the bucks county killings and we begin with alexandria hoff in doylestown where both suspects were arraigned earlier. >> that's right. both men were arraigned by a video conference with a judge being held at separate prison. >>> dean finocchiaro, moorings, jimi patrick. >> reporter: they're why over 100 emotional hours were spent digging in is solesbury township soil >> we have them in a safe place so they can soon be returned home. >> reporter: through a thursday murder confession from one-time sole person of interest, 20-year-old cosmo dinardo came another man. 20-year-old shawn kratz. they refer to each other as cousins. they both conspired in luring three of the men to dinardo's family property with the expectation of purchasing marijuana. dinardo confessed to killing jimi patrick on his own, kratz was arrested in his northeast philadelphia home. a secondary residence in ambler was searched >> i can't believe it and i don't want to believe it. >> reporter: at the time of arrest, kratz was on bail for separate burglary cases. murder conspiracy and abuse of corpse,

reporting live in doylestown, trish hartman channel6 "action news": jim. >> thank you, trish. >>> let's switch live to the district justice's office in buckingham township and vernon odom, and vernon both dinardo and kratz were video arraigned there today on murder charges. what was that like? >> reporter: it was sort of dry and very quick, jim. sean kratz has had many previous brushes with the law but only one conviction. that was for retail theft but tonight he is in real deep hot water. both murder suspects cosmo dinardo and sean kratz were formally arraigned this afternoon. neither appeared in court. it was all done by closed circuit television. both are being held without bail. they are cousins. >> obviously, you know, the allegations consist of both mr. dinardo and mr. kratz committing multiple murders over a week-long period. bail was appropriately set at zero. >> reporter: kratz was taken into custody overnight without incident at his mother's home in philadelphia's lawndale section. but authorities today were focusing their evidence gathering at the ambler montgomery county hom

reporting live now in doylestown, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> new this morning, investigators will be looking for the cause of a fire at a railroad yard in south philadelphia. nbc 10 was at the csx yartd on columbus boulevard where fire broke out inside a tractor trailer around midnight. flames spread to other trailers before crews arrived. no one was hurt. >>> happening now if you're commuting north on trains from philadelphia, camden, get ready for the summer of heldl. get ready to spend more time aboard your train than you're used to. all because of a $40 million repair project. expect delays longer than 30 minutes for the next two months. repairs will focus on a series of derailments like the one that happened in the tunnel beneath the hudson river thursday night. no one was hurt. new york commuters trying to take these repairs in stride. >> got to be patient and trust they will get the situation resolved. >> got to look it up. see what other ways i can go when i do get on the train. >> penn station is the busiest rail hub in north america. urging to switch to subway, buses and

have been following -- let's get out to dave schratwieser outside the bucks county courthouse in doylestown. so dave, what are you hearing? >> reporter: all right iain really really fast-moving developments in this case in the last 15 minutes. we got the to see cosmo dinardo carted off in leg irons and handcuffs and we heard from his attorney about the situation now saying that cosmo has confessed to the murders. listen now as cosmo gets peppered for questions and then his attorney tells us about the confession. >> mr. dinardo this evening confessed to the district attorney. he confessed to his participation or commission in the murders of the four young men. in exchange for that confession, mr. dinardo was promised by the district attorney that he will spare his live by not invoking the death penalty. >> cosmo what do you say to the families. >> -- for cosmo to be very honest forth right and truthful in what occurred within the last week and a half. >> mr. cosmos did give that full confession, and he was very forth right and gave all relevant details that he can. >> reporter: now again, th

live look at doylestown bucks county of course. we want to remind you you can always have the fox 29 weather authority right at your fingertips. you need to download our weather app. in the apple store or google play store. happening in center city, group of teenagers turned on couple of tourists after fourth of july celebrations look how violent it was. those visitors to philadelphia have some big injuries. >> now police are trying to find them before someone else gets hurt. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at police headquarters tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, the two victims suffered some serious facial injuries after they were beaten to the ground by a pack of teenagers on filbert street in center city just about an hour after the july 4th celebration on the parkway. tonight philadelphia police trying to identify more than half a dozen possible suspec su. >> justin hill was lugging his suitcase down filbert street in center city thursday unaware that 36 hours earlier a pack of teenagerteenage attacked and roo young men as t

team coverage of the bucks county killings and we begin with alexandria hoff in doylestown where both suspects were arraigned earlier. >> that's right. both men were arraigned by a video conference with a judge being held at separate prison. >>> dean finocchiaro, moorings, jimi patrick. >> reporter: they're why over 100 emotional hours were spent digging in is solesbury township soil >> we have them in a safe place so they can soon be returned home. >> reporter: through a thursday murder confession from one-time sole person of interest, 20-year-old cosmo dinardo came another man. 20-year-old shawn kratz. they refer to each other as cousins. they both conspired in luring three of the men to dinardo's family property with the expectation of purchasing marijuana. dinardo confessed to killing jimi patrick on his own, kratz was arrested in his northeast philadelphia home. a secondary residence in ambler was searched >> i can't believe it and i don't want to believe it. >> reporter: at the time of arrest, kratz was on bail for separate burglary cases. murder conspiracy and abuse of corpse,

. >> fox 29's dave kinchen live in doylestown tonight. dave, residents across bucks county reflecting really trying to regain a sense of normalcy. >> reporter: yeah, many trying to figure out what normal means now after this tragedy. many people new the victims, many new of people who knew the victims. others didn't know them at all. but they're still heart broken nonetheless. ♪ >> reporter: a song of hope in a community still reeling. >> i've noticed that people are a little bit on guard than they normally are. that's to be expect you know, and i think they're just kind of like -- they're looking for a way to almost forget that it happened. >> reporter: local singer joey reich man is still trying to understand the murder of four bucks county men earlier this month. >> the loss of a sibling of mine when i'm just off doing my own thing would be terrible. it would be pretty catastrophic honestly. >> reporter: we found people trying to follow their normal friday night routine in doylestown but many don't know what normal feels like any more.

of commotion here around the doylestown courthouse this afternoon.eintraub is in the courthouse with attorneys associated with the case. an investigative grand jury is meeting here as work goes on in solebury township to recover and identify human remains. >> the fbi and other law enforcement kept up their work on the solebury township farm owned by the family of the person of interest in the

reporting live in doylestown trish hartman channel6 "action news." rick and monica. >> thank you trish. >>> today's news comes one week after three of those victims had last been seen alive. >> since then their loved ones have been waiting for the kind of answers we were finally given today. "action news" reporter nora muchanic spoke with the uncle of one of the victims and she's live tonight in solebury township with that part of the story. nora. >> reporter: rick, monica, i did speak with him and you'll be interested to hear what he says about the accused as you can understand, shock waves continue throughout bucks county tonight as people learn more about the murders and the men accused of committing them. as the harrowing details of the murder of the four young men became public today people are reacting with horror and compassion for the families. >> i have an 18-year-old son, so i am upset, deeply inside for everybody that's involved. >> you're speechless on these things. you just don't know what to say. but it happens all the time and you just

let's continue our team coverage, with jenny joyce at the bucks county courthouse in doylestown.ood morning, thomas. so we are expecting some activity here at the bucks county courthouse, in just couple of hours, around 8:00 this morning, that's when cosmo dinardo and his parent will likely arrive for a grand jury hearing. cosmo will be transported from the bucks county prison where he's being held on $5 million cash bail on stolen vehicle charge. police allege the 20 year old person of interest attempted to sell a car belonging to one of the four missing teens. investigators are looking to cosmo's parent today, antonio and sandra, for clues in this case. at the hearing, they're hoping to learn more about what cosmo has been up to over the last week since the first of four young men went missing. while the remains every dean finocchiaro were recovered last night, jimi patrick, marge sturgis, tom meo have not yet been found. attorneys for parent spoke. >> obviously very tragic situation, mr. and mrs. dinardo are parent, and they certainly can sympethize with the parent of these yo

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randy gyllenhaal is live at doylestown where the suspects were arraigned. >> we begin with deanna durante who is breaking down how investigators managed to crack this case. >> prosecutors today say if they hadn't made a plea deal with cosmo dinardo, they may never have found the body of a newtown town shipman. we are also americaning more about the family member who helped him kill and cover up the crimes. it was a a mystery that the nation watching and by week's end, the fate of three had been known. >> we did find three of the young men ried deep within the ground under an oil tank converted into a cooker about 12 feet down. >> reporter: all men had been shot. remains were identified. those of three others were burned in a barrel lit with gasoline. police say these two men, cosmo dinardo and his cousin sean kratz, weren behind the murders. the victims arriving to this family farm under the guise of buying drugs. sturgis tried to run while meo was on the ground screaming. >> that was to bring two men home to their loved ones who have done nothing wrong and deserve this unspeakable traged

doylestown, where both suspects were arraigned, and upper dublin montgomery county where officers searched the home of the second suspect earlier today. we have a team of reporters in lace at each site following every development. >> drugs, guns and money. the district attorney here connected the dots in a week-long mystery and says they have done their best to bring these four men back to their families. >> cosmo dinardo has been charged with the murder of the four men. >> reporter: the district attorney revealed cosmo dinardo, the main. suspect in the case, had help. on friday killing three of the four men. police say his cousin confessed his role in the robbery and murders of the three men on the farm. >> i feel a lot of sadness and relief. >> police emts and the fbi dug down 12 feet deep expecting to find all of the missing men, they found three on thursday. court papers described the vicious killing. patrick on wednesday didn't see the shots coming. nor did dean, killed on friday in the barn. they both were shot in the head. prosecutors say he stayed with the body. cosmo dinardo went

already hitting 70 in hazleton, doylestown, 75 down in new jersey, ocean city, 79 degrees, and thereit zero eight already in rehoboth. seventy-seven in dover, delaware. so, yesterday, we got to 91. probably day one of the heatwave. can't say for sure, because the other two days haven't happened yet. but predicting 92, 93 for today. and the possibility of pop up shower and thunderstorm, sun won't set until 8:30. so, that's your wednesday outlook, relief from the heat coming in the seven day forecast, we'll have that in just a few moments. right now it is time to check traffic and we start off again with this accident, on the schuylkill expressway, in king of prussia area. it is 202, and the schuylkill, and everybody's off to the side. but it is still slowing folks down in that direction westbound on the schuylkill expressway. and the accident on i95 northbound at woodhaven road. that involved a trang tore trailer. and two right lanes are still blocked. go down to cottman avenue, you see the back up, extends the northbound side on the left-hand side of your screen. and the back up is a

meanwhile, in doylestown we're hearing from sources that they've confirmed the parents of the person of interest have subpoenaed to appear before a bucks county grand jury this morning. late last night, district attorney matt weintrob announced human remains were recovered in a common ground on a 90-acre property in sole with -- solbury township. dean finocchiaro was identified. jimi tar patrick, and cosmo genardo is a person of interest. he was arrested for trying to sell tom meo's car to a mend for $500. the car was recovered at a garage that was owned by genardo. prosecutors sought a 5 million-dollar cash bail for him who has been a person of interest in the case. there were additional human remains found in the grave, so the d.a. the pains taking process will go on. >> we'll bring each and every one of these lost boys home to their families, one way or another. we will not rest until we do that. >> through their attorney, denardo this statement, as parents we sympathize with the parents of the missing young men and cooperating in every way possible with the investigation being co

philadelphia and wilmington. 10:00 this morning could see another one of those showers moving through doylestown. dry across delaware and south jersey. in the morning showers move out. nice break early this afternoon, enough sunshine to warm into the upper 80s. during the afternoon, this is 4:00. look at the showers popping up in south jersey and delaware. especially central and southern delaware. that's at 4:00. by early evening, we could see some of those showers in the philadelphia area into south jersey gloucester county, camden county, burlington county seeing a few of those showers. backing up into philadelphia at 6:00 this evening. chance of showers into the early evening hours. not all evening long. by 9:00 we'll be drying out. showers move to the east. there's a chance we'll see some showers for wawa welcome america. 6:00 this evening, mostly cloudy skies, chance of shower this evening. possibly a thunderstorm. by 9:30 we're clearing out and cooling down too. 76 degrees. if you haven't done it yet, download the nbc 10 app. follow the radar and see what's happening hour by hour, neighbor

we're live in doylestown with the latest on the investigation. >> police investigate an overnight accident that left a man in critical condition. >> and president trump and the president of france find that the two leaders are moving past their differences and showing mutual admiration. >> let's go over to karen rogers and david murphy. david you were not joking about the strong storms. >> reporter: there are storms out to the west, not only west of philadelphia, but we've got watch boxes that have been pushing through the region in the overnight hours and had some issues with that, actually as we went through the afternoon and evening and tornado warning in the western suburbs. as we look at situation with storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see there are showers and thunderstorms just to the west of philadelphia in the western suburbs and some of these are producing 30-mile an hour wind gusts and drenching downpours, some of this appears to be heading for wilmington and philadelphia could catch this, as well. western chester county could get it first, western pennsylvania thundersto

after that happens he'll be transported to the doylestown correctional facility. we are monitoring the situation for you. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> all right sara we know that the da is hoping to ask for a very high bond during this arraignment today. thank you. we'll alert you to new developments in this story through the 6 abc app. right now you can find all the details about this case and raw video from the action cam and from chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> a man that murdered a woman in philadelphia by stabbing her and hitting her way hammer is still on the loose today. it began at a home on the 5500 block of hill creek drive in crescentville. the victim is a 57-year-old woman her name is not released yet. coming up hear from a neighbor that tried to help and came face-to-face with the killer. >> a man is expected to be okay after he was rescued from a work site in newcastle. he was working on a platform 80 feet above the ground and suffered a back issue that prevented him from getting down on his o

live look at the doylestown area. pretty quiet.71 right now at the airport, dew point dropping now to the upper 50's, remember yesterday, dew points upper 60s to low 70s, and it certainly was quite muggy, as far as the temperatures, the cool spot, 56 degrees. right now in mount pocono, 70 in lancaster, 72 wilmington, this morning, upper 60s in millville along with atlantic city. so we go hour by hour, those temperatures, will be climbing, but once again, it is not going to be as hot as it was yesterday, win more out of the east-southeast. 81 degrees, at noon. temperatures will top out around eight a degrees for the philadelphia area. and then, down the shore, we call it mostly cloudy with those easterly winds, 76 degrees, down the shore today. 83 degrees for the lehigh valley. as far as ultimate doppler, you can see, we are dry and quiet. yesterday afternoon and evening, that pop up thunder boomer, kind of moved through, west chester, moved through sections of delaware county, around the media area, then it moved right through the

. >> so we continue our team coverage now with jenny joyce, in doylestown, because the parent are expected to make appearance today. jenny? >> reporter: yes, alex, thinking they'll be here sometime around 8:00 this morning, so we're just couple of hours away from that. and investigators really, are hoping that this grand jury can help them figure out what cosmo was up to over the past week, since the four young men went missing. dinardo was taken back into custody, this was yesterday, on stolen vehicle charge of the police accuse the 20 year old person of interest of trying to sell a car belonging to one of the four missing teens. now, cosmo and his parent, antonio and sandra, will appear at grand jury hearing beginning at 9:00 this morning to help investigators pinpoint time line of events of this missing persons and now homicide case. it has been one week since the first of four men went missing while the remains of dean finocchiaro whether recovered last night, jimmy patrick, mark sturgis, mark meo remain missing, and parent every dinardo spoke on camera yesterday. >> it is obviously ve

. >> doylestown native pink will take the stage. >> we came from rochester where the weather has beenrappy so the heat is welcome with open arms. >> reporter: the heat is not a deterrent for fans who are taking precautions. >> sunscreen. and kiep of worried at the same time. we have enough to last us all night long. we're ready. >> they are going to need the cup cakes. look at the line right now. it is moving pretty smoothly. crowds are expected to return again tomorrow as the concert series continues. brantley gilbert will take the stage. reporting live, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> and the beach sure is a popular place to try to beat this heat. time lapse video of the crowds in both ocean city and cape may. >> while it's warming up the beach, it's been hotter in the city. a live look down broad street. >> a lot of people trying to beat the heat. hot today and hotter tomorrow. >> significantly hotter tomorrow. the high was 91. we're predicting 98 for tomorrow. and even higher humidity. we have the first alert out for the entire area. 11 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. is going to be at it

to see some triple digits in new jersey, vineland, and then into the mid afternoon hours look at doylestownnd allentown, well into the 90s this afternoon. so a steamy one today and potentially dangerous too. the effects felt, the worst of it from 11:00 this morning till 8:00 this evening. potentially dangerous heat with feels like temperatures of 100 to 105 and if you're out in the sun it's going to feel even hotter. all temperature readings are in the shade. you get addition heat from the son. later in the day, some showers and thunderstorms and that's going to bring the temperatures way down for tomorrow. but today before the storms roll in, we'll see the temperatures in the middle to upper 90s this afternoon. rain, potentially downpours and we'll see strong storms not only late this evening but during the day on friday. >> come saturday and the humidity comes down even though we'll be up to 90 degrees it won't be near as hot feeling as what we've seen the last couple of days. next week we're back into the 90s starting on wednesday. up to 95 degrees and still in the 90s next friday, but n

prosecutors on dinardo's confession or potential charges, the da is holding a press conference at 2:00 in doylestown and we hope to learn more details about this case. trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> and the bucks county district attorney by the way will hold a news conference this afternoon scheduled for about 2:00 and we'll bring that you to live at 6 abc and online at 6abc.com. you can get the latest on today's stunning developments on our 6 abc news app. >>> in other news, police in new jersey have made an arrest in the killing of an 11-year-old girl. authorities say that 18-year-old andreas is accused of killing abby smith. found in keansburg, monmouth county on thursday. she was reported missing about an hour later and investigators say that the suspect lives in a neighboring apartment and have not commented on a possible motive for the killing. >>> a fourth cat has tied after sustaining injuries in a fire at the brandywine valley spca here in newcastle delaware on sunday. spca officials tell "action news" that the cat died this morning, investigators say that latoya

experience flooding in philadelphia bensalem north esther west north and east north and bristol doylestown conshohocken borough full cost and swarthmore rainfall amounts of two to four inches in a short amount of time are possible in the warning area do not drive through floodwaters the water may be deeper than you think it is a vehicle can easily become trapped in floodwaters endangering its occupants and those who come to their rescue if you live in a flood prone location be prepared to move to higher ground. off call of duty oh yeah well you can't turn off a war these kids don't hear the darker side. fanning used to be a special forces soldier and foolish in afghanistan. he tries to convince teaches to let him talk about the reality of school. and i signed up to prevent another terrorist attack by burke virtue of targeting so many innocent people we are only the creating the conditions for more terrorist attacks. there's an important statistic you know between nine hundred eighty and two thousand and one there are three hundred eighty four suicide bombs around the world only ten percent

we continue our team coverage with jenny joyce, at the bucks county courthouse in doylestown, jenny? good morning, thomas, we are expecting activity here at the courthouse, sometime after 8:00. that's when we expect cosmo dinardo and his parent will likely arrive for this grand jury hearing. cosmo will be transported from the bucks county prison, where he's being held on $5 million cash bail on stolen vehicle charge. police allege the 20 year old person of interest of attempting to steel, to sell a car belonging to one of the four missing teens. investigators are looking to cosmo's parent, antonio and saundra for clues in this case, at the grand jury hearing. they are hoping to learn more about what cosmo has been up to over the last week since the first of four young men went missing. while the remains of dean finocchiaro were recovered last night, jimmy patrick, marge sturgis and mark meo have not yet been found. attorneys for the parent spoke yesterday. >> it is obviously a very tragic situation. mr. and mrs. dinardo are parents, and they certainly can sympethize with the parent o

doylestown plymouth meeting and 70 chester and media checking in. winds lights and variable.t increases windyness and also increass drier air that will nush as we get to later this afternoon. watch for thunderstorm north and west as early as 5:00 in town here aroundp and that place otherwise beach and boat forecast up to 86. 3:00, whipped increase southwest to 20 and seas 2 feet and rip current risk low. 90 and hot as we get to next week. lauren. >> getting in shape can seem like unattainable goal. one fitness studio promising klinldz a new pody in three weeks. jennie joyce at the fit academy in brewerytown sign me up. >> all right. >> you want to be signed up lauren you can do that. sign up well launch is officially happening tomorrow sign up any time this upcoming week i'm joined by osai one of the instructors here at fit academy. tell us about this 21 day challenge for people who maybe don't have beach body yet. >> 21 day challenge is way to jumpstart fitness. here fit academy it has three pill larz first is great workouts. as you know we're one of the best in philly for g

last saw his son leaving their home around 6:00ed on friday night to visit with tom of doylestown. both men have been missing since friday night. anyone with information should give police a call. again, we are actively working with out reaching out to police for an update. reporting live in solebury, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> happening now, rail commuters in our region heading north may experience the summer of hell. terms being used for repairs being made to penn station. beginning today and they're expected to cause major delays. live look at philadelphia's 30th street station. ride amtrak or new jersey transit, you might want to charge your phone or bring something to read just in case. $40 million in emergency repairs will begin today. affecting both amtrak and new jersey transit trains arriving from our region. expect delays longer than 30 minutes for the next two months. the repairs will focus on a series of derailments like the one that happened thursday night. a train with nearly 200 people on board jumped the track in a tunnel between the hudson river. >>> happenin

last seen fry night in the doylestown area. sturgis father told "eyewitness news" two men will friends. possible break in the case has led police to search home on aquetong road in solebury township around 7:00 p.m. sunday. but it is unclear what led investigators there and if they found any clues. again the missing men are jimi tar patrick, dean finocchiaro, sturgis, and tom meo. police are helping in this investigation. but for now live from solebury township, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you. new this morning, police in camden county investigating a crash that sent a pedestrian to the hospital. we're told a vehicle struck the victim on the 2,000 block of east harbor road in lindenwald. police say the driver of the vehicle did stay at the scene, there is no words on the victim's condition. >>> also, no word yet on what caused tractor-trailer catch fire in south philadelphia. this happened around 10:30 lags night the 3300 block of columbus boulevard. firefighters had to put the flames o

>>> the stage is set for the atlantic city beach concert series, the music event kicks off with doylestown native, pink. crews were busy preparing on arkansas avenue and the boardwalk and the steamy temperatures police are reminding concert gore goers they can bring one water container and a factory sealed bottle of water. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan right now shows us that we are essentially dry as i take a slightly closer look on stormtracker 6 live double scan you see out to the west there is a light shower and fairly widespread but not dumping a lot of rain. out by gettysburg and pushing into our area and keeps fall ago part. i think the better chance of precipitation is later this afternoon and this evening around here. as we take a look outside we are at temple university looking south to center city and not all that hazy but it is hot and humid again today. 85 is your current temperature in philadelphia. dew point at 68 and a lot of areas have dew points in the low to mid-70s and that is especially points south of us in wilmington and south jersey and delaware. winds south-so

doylestown, feels like 72. warrington, 71, and bedminster feels like a comfortable 70 degrees. notice we're getting light returns right here moving through parts of philadelphia. it looks like montgomery county. chester county seeing light greens on the screen. this isn't making it to the ground. what you will see is clouds. i'm not saying we're going to be totally dry. i'm going mostly cloudy skies and chances of showers across the area. notice that line, that bright white. it means we have more moisture in the atmosphere, so we could see a couple showers moving through. a wider perspective here, you can see we're not done yet. we still have a couple thunderstorm just to the west of us and just to the west-southwest of us. moving through the ohio valley. i don't expect any thunderstorms for the daytime hours but we could get one or two later tonight. it's certainly not going to be a washout. i wantia to keep the umbrellas close by, but you will not need it. coming up in just a bit, i have your ten-day forecast. what to expect for the work week. will you need the umbrellas? det

. ♪ >>> doylestown pink performed.ou see the massive crowds that turned out to see pifrnk play. 75 people had to be treated for heat related issues. >>> new at 11:00, remembering a local mom and her daughter who were murdered in north philadelphia. nbc 10 on lauren street. tonight's vigil for lilliana mendoza and her stepdaughter. they were shot multiple times when they sat in a pickup truck in front of their home. police returned to the scene of that crime today to see if they can interview witnesses. neighbors took down crime scene tape and put up candles and pictures before joining in a prayer to support the families. police believe the bullets came from a passing car but have not released any details about motive or potential suspects. >>> now to our first weather, a dangerous heat wave and tomorrow will bring the worst of it. >> nbc 10 weather team has issued a first alert. >> it's going to be down right dangerous tomorrow. very hot today. we made it to the 90s. tonight is going to be uncomfortably warm and hazy.

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paul swan of doilstown, a scholar in communications -- doylestown, a scholar in communications for his work in korea. on behalf of the eighth congressional district of pennsylvania, for all of our scholars, we congratulate them for all of their accomplishment. we continue to make us all proud. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the mothers, doctors and wives of our district. i stand here in sound support for women not only in our community but across our nation and throughout the world who experience domestic violence each day. this unacceptable treatment cannot go unnoticed. we must continue to push for better opportunities for those abused in our community. by providing these women with more options, they can begin to find safety, support and empowerment for a better way of life. whether this be supporting a child or finding a better job and employment, it is important that their voices be heard. i'm proud to work with community-based organizations committed to empowering women and any domestic violence for -- ending domestic violence for all. and i commend doylestown, pennsylvan