here he can't understand why firefighters couldn't extinguish the blaze quickly. >> and he let eight houses burn. he wants to know the cause some say the blaze began when someone tossed fireworks on to a front porch. >> i want to know if it's a murder incident, they give me answers, because i'm hurting. >> don is the head of the liberian association of pennsylvania, many are upset but a violent protest is not the way to get answers. >> we strongly believe there are ways to sit down and get the results, yesterday that is not representing the community. they are urging calm and like other community leaders discouraging anyone here from holding more protests for now. we know that the liberian ambassador for the united states is heading here from washington, d.c. right now, he is meeting with the victim's families and helping them with their funeral plans and helping people in this neighborhood to replace documents they lost in the fire. live in northwest philadelphia, channel 6 "action news." >> sara, thank you. >> we have the latest on the fire investigation on the 6 abc news app. you can see the slideshow from the scene and read more about the victims and find out how you can help the survivors, the app is free to download for your apple and android device. >> well, the first killing in a triple shooting has been identified. police were called to the 900 block of widener drive, tyrone moss was shot and killed and another man from levittown was shot as well as the man who lived in the home and both of them remain hospitalized. what led to the shooting is unknown. no arrests have been made. a prn shopping in a philadelphia 7-eleven store was robbed at gun point. the incident happened yesterday morning along east laz earn street in juniata park, the man came in and ordered the 29-year-old customer there to get on the ground and empty his pockets, he took the man's cell phone and money and the victim was not hurt. a water emergency that affected a number of montgomery county communities several weeks ago got high level attention today. walter perez was at a hearing today. monica, is there were no new answers as to how something like this would be avoided in the future, and officials from the pennsylvania american water company says no concontaminants were found in the water, and they don't know why their faucets were spewing brown water. cathy tate, says the cautionary boil water advisory any time that the water process system is compromised this is what happened this past may after days of rain kicked up a whole lot of sediment, in the schuylkill river. the test proved that the water leaving the facility was not tainted. >> there was no indication that there was bacteria in the system but the protocol, the regulations from the dep say if you have negative pressure or zero pressure you have to go to a precautionary boil water. >> but the point is, if the water was compromised why did people report brown water coming from their taps, tate's answer is she doesn't know. and state representatives say that is not good enough. >> to not have an explanation why people were taken ing on brown water is not accept ab. >> but homeowners and businesses had to completely close their shops. they are accepting claims for those that lost business durthat time. including german ray's, bar and pizza in west norristown, it took own a few days to keep his doors shut to lose out on customers and inventory. >> we had to throw away everything in the store, you couldn't use anything at all. we had to throw everything away. >> so, if you fall into the category, the link to the pennsylvania water website can be found on our website, and an 800 number you can call to file your claim. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. meanwhile, chopper 6 hd over the scene of a mulch fire in montgomery county. a thick plume of smoke shot into the sky in upper merion, the fire started at 9:30 this morning at valley form road, there were no injuries reported and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. another day in the 90s and the oppressive heat is sticking around at least for now. the action cam was at the art museum, where tourists did not seem to mind the heat and humidity, but people have to keep an eye to the skies for a chance of pop-up storms, lets head outside to meteorologist, cecily tynan. >> hi sharrie we are going from steamy to stormy, look at the temperatures, right now in philadelphia, 94 degrees, yesterday 93 and millville 91 and allentown 91, and wilmington 93, you add the humidity, it's more humidity than yesterday, the heat index 96 in philadelphia, feels like 97 in millville and wilmington feels like 99 in dover, yet again though the place to be at the shore with the winds off the ocean it's a lot cooler on the beaches, temperatures in the mid-70s, so enjoy it. stormtracker 6 live double scan, showing although right now we are storm free. we have thunderstorm warnings in affect. storm warnings in affect until 11:00. can you see why. that line east of pittsburgh, more than 300 lightning strikes, associated with that. that whole line is moving east at 40 miles per hour. it's really rushing so again that severe thunderstorm watch is in affect until 11:00 and we'll be looking at lightning and heavy rain and the main threat with this line of storms the possibility of damaging winds and could have wind gusts of 60 miles per hour, and could even have isolated hail with this. timing out this system. it will be crossing from the west to the east, in our viewing area, between 7:00 and 11:00 tonight. a strong line of storms, the strong of the threat of the winds will be i-95 corridor, areas north and west, what is behind this system coming up in the forecast. philadelphia is getting a grant for now training tonight. motorola solutions (ed this check to the department for supervisor classes, it will pay for ten police sergeants and corporals to learn skills. commissioner ramsey was there to personally say thanks, the five-day program is held four time a year. time now for the "action news" traffic report. >> lets take it live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> they are barely going at all on the schuylkill expressway not what we like, especially on a hot afternoon like this. hopefully the a.c. is working in all of these cars, trying to get around the accident scene, at 202 and king of prussia, you can see the shiny pieces of glass on the roadway too, some debris taking out the left lane, in the process of getting the lane pushes to the decide, funneling on the right side of the roadway, the schuylkill from the blue route from this point at 202, right by the bala cynwyd shopping center. delays on the schuylkill heading towards the vine because of this accident, off to the side on the eastbound side and the ben franklin bridge, the traffic is slow on 676, meanwhile watching a crash along county line road, one in trenton on route 1 and market street. broken down vehicles blocking the ramp from 295 southbound to the black horse pike and gala way, a fire is closing second avenue. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you sir. more to come on "action news" at 5:00, a new york mother is arrested after abandoned her baby at the subway stake. what the woman told police about the incident. one type of pain reliever may be doing more harm than good. what can i get you? 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