street. it happened around poof 30:00 tuesday evening. police say close to a dozen people are hur. most serious a mother and daughter who were inside that truck. >> like i heard a boom first. and then the fire just came out november where. >> 24 year old latoya page is one of the victims. lucky to be released from the hospital hours later but with first degree burns she says. >> walking by and the truck just blew up, and i just saw the fire and the fire just hit me and i started running. >> reporter: police says it appears the explosion on the lunch truck was caused by one of two propane tanks on the back of the truck. >> the explosion caused the propane tanks to travel about 150 feet across wyoming avenue and it landed in a backyard. >> reporter: neighbors described hearing the explosion that rocked the area. >> i heard an explosion. i seen the smoke. and i seen people rung and yelling. >> we was in the back playing ball and we heard a big explosion. and then the whole basketball court moved. >> sounded like the ground was shaking. it was like a big boom. >> reporter: cameras on this business where the truck was park out front captured it all. people who saw it themselves are still in shock. >> a telephone pole across the street from it were in flames. people were burnt on their front porches. a very horrific scene. >> you can see investigators are still on the scene at this hour still trying to determine exactly what caused that propane tank to explode. in the meantime, police are telling us that some of the victims have been released from the hospital. the most seriously hurt burned over 50% of their bodies. lucy? >> thank you very much shawnet shawnette. happening right now, hot which is nothing new to you. but it's about to get a whole lot hotter. we've got a heat warning and a severe storm threat is looming. also on top of all of that there's tropical storm arthur. arthur is churning off the coast of florida right now and is expected to become a hurricane and it will impact us. so we got a lot to talk about right now. let's get it right over to chief meteorologist scott williams. >> good evening. certainly a triple threat as far as the weather. we have the heat, we have a storm threat as well as some potential impacts from arthur. first things first. heat advisory kicks in tomorrow from noon until 8:00 p.m. around the heart of the area. feels like temperatures over 100 degrees. it could become dangerous. watch how things play out. feeling by 1:00 o'clock tomorrow happening the i-95 corridor over 100 degrees. so it's going to be a stifling heat. you'll want to stay hydrated and especially stay indoors in the ac. the other threat, once we get beyond the heat, the humidity we're watching a front approach tomorrow afternoon and evening. gusty winds downpours the threat is there for severe weather with those counties highlighted in yellow. north and west mainly of the philadelphia area. to the tropics we go. the latest with arthur. it's not moving. stationary, maximum sustained winds at 50 miles per hour. it is expected to intensify. parallel the eastern seaboard. bring some indirect impacts toward our area by the latter part of the week. so recapping overnight stays warm, increasing humidity. hot and humid heat advisory tomorrow. scattered strong afternoon storms and coming up, watching arthur's path for potential impacts as we move into the fourth of july. your complete forecast we'll spell the out for you coming up. >> scott, thank you. >> a grim scene in feltonville as a freezer is carried out a home after the body of an 83 year old woman is found inside of it. police say they received a tip call leading them to the house today. neighbors are horrified. some saying they didn't even know she lived there. fox 29's dave kinchen joins us live in feltonville tonight with the latest on the investigation. dave? >> reporter: iain, police tell us they're looking for the victim's son tonight. neighbors say he has not been seen since last night and in the meantime neighbors report strange noises coming from the victim's house the night before the discover receive her body was made. crime scene investigators hallway with a working freezer from a feltonville house containing the nude body of an 83 year old woman. neighbors on the 4500 block of lee street watch in horror. >> i had to turn my back that way. >> ed to turn your back? >> yeah. i seen that coming. oh, my god. i couldn't believe it. >> it's kind of scary. because you don't expect that not in your neighborhood. >> reporter: police she may have been kept in the freezer since january. police telling fox 29 they're looking for her son who they say may have been cashing her social security checks. cops went to the house on a tip call but did not find anybody home. they towed away the son's car. >> he's a quiet person. he work harder and always as far as i knew the best for his mom. >> reporter: some makes say the victim lived there but had had not been seen in years and one neighbor says she's lived there for more than two decades and never saw the victim. >> don't expect it, 'cause quiet neighborhood back here. don't hear no noise, no nothing back here. >> reporter: neighbors tell us the victim had special needs and the son was taking care of her over the course of several years. in the meantime the medical examiner is working on the cause of death and is not been determined at this time. iain? >> dave, thank you. a search is underway in bucks county for the man and woman believed to have set a fire in bensalem sunday morning. police say the pair set an rv on fire on the 2300 block of lincoln highway. they say while firefighters were battling the flames, a propane tank exploded. the fire did 80 to $100,000 worth of damage. >> the state house of representatives is still in session tonight still hasn't voted on a cigarette tax. philadelphia officials say it's vital to helping the city's schools. the $2 a pack tax and raise $83 million for philadelphia schools. the state senate has approved that tax but a spokesman says house republicans have no plans to vote on the bill because philly lawmakers haven't advocated for it. philadelphia officials say without the added revenue the city will have to lay off more teachers. and a local daycare worker is tonight accused of leaving five children and in a running car while she shopped. prosecutors charged 39 year old with inn dangering the welfare of a child and reckless endangerment. fox 29's bruce gordon has the story. >> reporter: skyfox over the scene just before noon as police and other first responders surround a lincoln aviator suv. authorities say five children ages six months to nine years old were left inside the vehicle while a daycare operator responsible for their care went inside this supermarket to shop. crowds gathered they're jaws dropping at the news. >> that's disgraceful. it really is -- why don't you put them in the coach and tack them in there when she was shopping? >> i find hard to believe. i just find it hard to believe that somebody would -- would, um, leave the child in the car. >> reporter: authorities say the vehicle was locked. it'its engine running and the air-condition are in on. the kids were left alone unsupervised for at least half an hour. a closer look inside shows a sun reflector on the front seat a baby bottle in the center console and unopened jug of water in the back a document inside the suv is labeled, karen thompson family child care home. that's an in home daycare in oxford circle where thompson's friends told us she's been caring for children for years. >> yeah, that's not like her. very unlike her. >> reporter: you feel like she's pretty responsible person? >> yes, i trust her with my kids. >> reporter: she's babysat your children before? >> yes. all the time. >> reporter: the children were taken first to saint christopher's hospital then escorted to police special victims unit. all are said to be in good condition. but back at the supermarket, folks are still shaking their heads. >> i don't even want to discuss it because it makes me angry. >> reporter: neighbors say the 39 year old thompson has several children of her own. they are older and were not among those inside the suv. those who were and side are doing fine and are back with their parents. in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> police are looking for two men in connection with a shooting in philadelphia's point breeze neighborhood. this is surveillance video from the 1700 block of wharton street. police say the men shot another man in the leg and investigators say the victim was carrying drugs at the time of the shooting. >> a piece of radioactive equipment is missing and the pennsylvania department of environmental protection is on the hunt for it. what's missing is a nuclear gauge like this one. take look at this. it disappeared friday from a town near pittsburgh it belongs to solar testing of pennsylvan pennsylvania. it's not dangerous as long as you don't tamper with it. if you see something like this don't mess with it and give police a call. >> israel buries three teenagers who's bodies were discovered in the west bank. teens were kidnapped more than two weeks ago. thousands of people gathered for their funerals much israeli officials blame hamas for the kidnappings and murders and vowed revenge on the group launching air strikes targeting dozens of suspected hamas groups in gaza. >> we've exposed the two main suspect who's we believe are involved in this action. they are both hamas opportunity tiffs both for caring out acts of violence terrorism. hamas denies any involvement in the kidnappings. prime minister netanyahou is still weighing his options for what the country will do next. >> back in our area, the jewish community remembered the lives of the three teens a special memorial service was held at congregation israel in old city. prayers were read and candles were lit in their memory. ♪ >> a thief breaks into a pet store steals dozens of snakes, one worth 12 grand. why the store owner says that snake might be the thief's down fall. >> the search for local single mom who seemed to disappear without a trace. police she think she was kidnapped. what witnesses saw right before she vanished that could be the key to the case. >> a local teen assaulted by a man she says she met using a smart phone app. what parents need to know about other apps just like it. >> a young thought her prosthetic leg was gone forever when she lost it during a swim in the ocean. through the power of social media she got it back. had found it and what they did with it coming up. >> and this woman knows what it's like to be bullied. she was once call the ugliest woman in the world online. how she's using the internet the very thing so hurtful to her to inspire others and change lives. ♪ >> a burglar on the prowl in south philadelphia. police say the man forced open the front door of a home on the 2500 block of montrose street. you can see him carrying parts of it. then he's seen essential through the house and stashing items inside a bright green bag. police say he stole a laptop and so knee play station among other things. investigators say he does have two tattoos, one on his arm and one on his neck. >> delaware police are searching for a missing woman tonight. the last time friends or family saw never treaty trader and her car was yesterday morning in new castle. investigators are calling her disappearance suspicious. they think someone may have kidnapped her. >> fox 29's dave schratwieser spoke to family members who just want her home. >> she got three kids, man. you know what i'm saying? and she would never be away from them for too long. >> reporter: for the family 33 year old never treaty trader the waiting is exhausting as they try to figure out what happened to this young mother of three. >> the whole scene was crazy. like it was a pack of cigarettes sitting here. unopened pack at that. her shoes were neatly put against the wall facing that way. >> reporter: new castle county police say trader was last seen around 4am on monday. police now believe she may have been abducted right off her front porch. relatives say she may have gone to this 7eleven nearby to get cigarettes minutes before. >> witness not sure if it's a anybody or someone passing through the neighborhood saw her being force cybillly taken from her residence and put into her car. >> reporter: investigators say trader may have been forced into her silver 2000 act occur rah rl with delaware tags. just like the one parked in her driveway. relatives say a neighbor saw her arguing with a man in hoodie and tan pants. >> they started fighting. he pushed her in the car and we don't know if he knocked her out behead hitting her head on the car or knocked her out with his fist. she's a single mom who lives here with her three kids. she works in housekeeping at christiana hospital. >> she was abducted. >> fingerprint dust was evident all over the railing, door and windows at her two-story home. >> there's no indication at this moment it has anything to do with domestic violence. >> it had to be somebody that the family knows or she knows. >> reporter: dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >> crews remove a plane that made a forced landing in some march in salem county. skyfox threw over pennsville as crews hook the small plain up to helicopter to airlift it out of the area. the single engine aircraft went down in fort state park saturday morning. officials don't know why it lost power. two people were on board. no one was injured. >> latest now on the on-going crisis in iraq. country's new parallel ended its first session without a deal. many were hopeful an agreement could have helped end the bloodshed. meanwhile 200 u.s. troops are preparing to deploy to iraq on the heels of the military advisers president obama has already sent foxes connor powell reports. >> reporter: in something president obama has been pushing for, iraq's new parliament convening with the hope of finding a political solution to the on-going violence. but that didn't happen. sunny's shiites and kurds all digging in along sectarian lines. the first meeting ending with no deal for a new prime minister. >> sectarian divisions have become a polite its political truth that cannot be condoned. >> religious leaders and activists inching the shiite prime minister to resign. to allow for the election of a more inclusive leader. maliki is fighting to hold on to his job. >> i call on all politicians and lawmakers to give up their conflicts and arguments to form a government that serves the iraqi people. >> we hope that the iraqi parliament will form a government as soon as possible. the iraqi voters lecked the lawmakers under very hard circumstances to find terrorism. >> reporter: the obama administration announcing 200us troops will be heading to iraq. to secure american interests and to help the iraqi military in their fight against isis the sunny stream mist group seized huge amounts of territory in northern iraq. the government now saying they'll step in with military aid if the situation continues to deteriorate. >> all the arms needed for a successful fight against terrorism will be provided to iraq. >> reporter: president obama still inn suving he has no plans to send american combat troops back into iraq. in jerusalem, connor powell, fox news. >> meanwhile it is home sweet home tonight for a contingent of new jersey engineers just back from afghanistan. a whole host of bikers rolled out the welcome mat. more than 100 engineers back in the garden state were part of operation enduring freedom. motorcycles escorted the troops back to hamilton along route 206. you know the emotions are running high tonight. >> i've been so proud of them watching their a accomplishments through facebook and social media while i was gone. now i get to actually see the stuff first hand. >> my first deployment. it was rough, you know, being away from my family getting home it feels awesome. it was great. >> i can watch these reunions all night long. the engineers work at us military bases in afghanistan. helped returns areas to their original state rory figure the bases for afghan forces to take over. never get tired of that. it was i would say a valiant effort right. valiant effort. but disappointing night for u.s. soccer fans the. >> team lost to belgium ending its dream of winning the world cup. soccer diehards came out to fado in center city hoping to see an american victory it wasn't meant to be leaving many people disappointed but also excited for how well the team did in the tournament. >> the next world cup i think we can get something more out it. >> i think it was great run. i think people really underestimated the us. i didn't even thought they were going to get out of the grip of death. >> we could have had that. we had so many shots. we had a chance but compared to past -- the past we did really well. >> did well indeed. belgium's victory sets up them to play argentina in the next round of the tournament. let's get you over to scott williams for look at your steamy wednesday forecast. >> yes, steamy indeed. it's going to be in the upper 60s. low 70s by 6:00 a.m. but we're looking at feels like temperatures approaching the 90-degree territory as early as 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. so heat index, feeling like 100 degrees plus kicks in at noon and continues through 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. take it easy stepping outdoors. limit your outdoor exposure. check on the elderly, pets and children. stay hydrated as well. ultimate doppler dry and quiet now but take a look at this cluster of showers and storms around the ohio river valley that system will head in our direction tomorrow afternoon and evening. you can see the counties highlighted in yellow. central northern sections of delaware interior south jersey. i-95, philadelphia, north and west toward the lehigh valley and the peck knows we'll be watching out for that severe thunderstorm threat mainly during the afternoon. take a look to the south. continuing to monitor the latest with arthur. it's not moving but it will intensify over the next several days. potentially cause some minor impacts across our area. we'll have that complete holiday forecast coming up with the seven day next. >> all right, scott, thank you. a driver doesn't realize his car is on fire until it's too late to get out. but someone passing by came to his rescue. the special training that kept his scary scene from turning deadly. >> a high school prom king dies suddenly just before graduation. caffeine to blame. why one teaspoonful of this stuff can be so dangerous. >> how about a glass of wine to take the edge off at the denti dentist's? what some doctors are doing to take your mind off that drill. ♪ >> dozens of pricey snakes stolen from a pet store in north carolina. the theft as you can see was caught on surveillance video. you can see the crook stuffing about 30 snakes in a white sack. the store's owner says the thief went right for the most expensive animals and the crook took an incredibly rare snake. so that's why he's bound to get caught. >> or eaten because they were boa couldn't tricks and pythons. good point. >> air national guard member being hailed a hero in minnesota night. >> he saved a stranger from a burning car. now this is what's left of it just a burnt out she will tonight. bob is the hero. and he says the flames first broke out underneath the car so the driver had no idea. renning saw the flames through this rear view mirror and flagged down the driver. >> didn't see him get out. got about halfway to the car and realized that it was just filled with smoke. got all the way up to the car and he was pounding on the passenger side window, you know, kicking at it trying to get it to open. >> but he couldn't get out. renning was there, though, and moments after he saved the man the flames took over. the driver has a few cuts and scrapes from climating out of that within dome he's a bit shaken as you can imagine but otherwise he's okay. renning serve in the air national guard for the past 24 years. tmz is reporting actor robin williams is in rehab. williams struggled with addiction for decades. tmz says he hasn't fallen off the wagon entirely but he went to rehab to help maintain his long term sobriety. he's expected to stay there for few weeks. >> you've got to watch your children. a local teen met a man on a smart phone app and he assaulted her. what you should know about apps just like it. >> a coffee shop operating on the honor system. it's got no employees. >> pitbull and her puppies left in a sweltering car. they almost didn't make it. who came to their rescue just in the nick of time. end less streams of new apps are hard to keep up. many connect with strangers scary stuff and now local police say they're dealing with a horrific case involving an app they've never even heard of. >> fox 29's sabina kuriakose has a warning from police all parents should see. >> reporter: tonight bensalem police want you to know about the new way predators could be targeting your kids. one officers here are just learning about. >> 27 years later just when you think you've seen it all something else happens. >> here a bucks county girl was allegedly raped by a man she met online. the kind of case bensalem public safety director fred heron sees too often but this one has a different twist. >> she met him sometime back on social networking site whisper. >> whisper marketed as anonymous social media app where users can post their deepest secrets it's been around for for years this is the first time bensalem police say they've come across it in a case. >> it's as honest as you want it to be. but people eventually meet up with these people and it's not honest any more. >> police are still investigating but michael dougherty of levittown communicated with the teen through the app for weeks. sunday night he allegedly pick the girl up at neshaminy mall and cops say raped her inside the lincoln motel on route 1. court documents say he video taped part of the assault the teen was able to call for help and dougherty was arrest. >> i worry about that all the time. i have two granddaughters. i'm emotional and i worry about that because there are some rotten people out there. >> reporter: bucks county residents like fran hopkins say social media is evolving so fast parents and guardians have a tough time keeping up. father of two chuck, says he's heard of tinder an app that connects you with nearby strangers and he has seen friends use it. >> it was like instant. like she was able to just swipe back and forth and i like this guy, i like this one and before you know it they were exchanging numbers and she was off to meet him. >> reporter: grinder made recent headlines locally used by predators to meet and assault victims. harran says it's not apps themselves that are unsafe but the person on the other. >> one bad person and your life is changed for. >> we did reach out to whisper. we have not heard back. many of the sites we mentioned have terms of service that prohibit harassment of users n bensalem, sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >> a bucks county community shows tonight how a young boy who lost his battle with cancer has touched so many lives. a vigil in honor of five year old frankie tally was held at joe joe's ice cream and water ice in levittown. he was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer at just three years old. family and friends lit candles and released balloons into the air tonight to show his memory lives on. >> for five year old boy to just come together and show us how strong like we all could be it like warms your heart. like it's an mazing feeling. >> back in may he is a special wish was granted for frankie given weeks to live. halloween party was held for h him. frankie dressed that night as the hulk. he passed away on june 25th. >> a big recall tonight with millions of car seats buckles in the spotlight. graco says it has received reports of all kinds that some consumers are running into problems unlatching the buckles much the company consulted with the national transportation highway safety commission leading to this recall. the buckles are in 1.9 million car seats manufactured between july of 2010 and may of last year. so if you have one graco says it's replacing the buckles free. for details go to myfoxphilly.com. it's right now on our home page. a high school prom king in ohio has died from a caffeine overdose. an autopsy found 18 year old logan steinert had so much caffeine in his body it killed him. popular teen mixed caffeine powder with a drink. experts say just 1 teaspoon of that powder mixed with water equals 30 cups of coffee. >> that's a very dangerous situation. i think needs to be regulated better. >> the companies blame the powder increases focus endurance and elevates mood. >> pitbull and her puppies saved by good samaritans in florida. a passerby called police after she and her husband saw the dogs inside a parked truck. it was 97 degrees outside. police got the dogs out just in time. many of the dogs were dehydrated but they're all doing well now. >> oh, my heart just broke. i was like, i can't believe that somebody would leave puppies like this in this truck in this heat for this long. >> the dog's owner claims he was only away from the truck for 10 minutes. he's facing animal cruelty charges. >> an interesting item washes ashore in washington state. >> and one woman is sure glad it did. hannah found a lot of prosthetic leg. she posted her discovery on facebook hoping to find its owner. it turns out the leg belongs to meghan smith who was actually swimming in the area the night before. >> i cried. then i laughed. (laughter). >> and i was so jittery and so excited. i could not wait to get it back. >> smith says she swims with her pros spet tick leg all the time and this is the first time it's ever come off. those things are expensive. >> texting and driving you know you shouldn't do it but here's another reason. where fine cos go as high as 800 bucks. >> the next time you need a rocky fix you might have trouble finding one of the hit films. whynette flicks is dropping the philly favorite and a lot of other popular movies straight ahead. >> and a coffee shop with no employees. it's operating strictly on the honor system. so are customers being honest or taking advantage? why the own so are customers being honest or taking advantage? why the own are in says you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ >> a warning for drivers tonig tonight. increased fines for using your phone while driving in new jersey are now in effect texting or talking while driving will land first time offender as ticket for two to $400. and get this. a third time offense means fines up to $800 and your license could be suspended. more officers plan to hit the streets to enforce the law. >> in your money tonight a new kind of parking meter. this one doesn't charge you by how much time you're in your spot by how much pollution your car creates instead. they're called smart meters and if you're madrid any time soon that's where you'll find them first. the system activates when the driver enter as license plate number much the meter identify the type of car and charges accordingly. spanish capital has a very high air pollution problem because of its altitude dry weather and all that heavy traffic. southwest airlines is expanding service internationally starting today. the carrier now flys from number of us cities to gentleman may cash bahamas and aruba. southwest is taking over routes flown by air tran airways which it catboat in 2011. carrier plans to add service next month to cancun and mexico. in november it starts flying to mexico city and dominican republic. >> rocky fans we are sorry to break this one to you you're not going find sly and the game on netflix. the streaming video sight dropped 80 or so movies today. five rocky movies as well two star trek feature films say it isn't so. their licenses expired why netflix had to remove them. >> a coffee shop in north dakota is saving money in a very up usual way. it has no employees. owners rely the honor s paying customers. the vault sells coffee, tea and pastries. the owners allow customers to serve themselves and then pay on the honor system. since opening in october, the idea is catching on and showing how honest people really are in the area. >> the thing that's amazing is that people have been extremely honest. when i add up how much has been taken and how much is in the till at the end of the day people are 15% more generous than thieves. >> interesting. >> 15 more generous. that's interesting. the couple spent three years renovating a former bank to become their coffee shop. they say the community is embracing the honor system concept. it's growing in popularity every day. >> so instead of an atm it's an acm. >> glass of wine to take the edge off at the dentist. what? >> yeah. what else some doctors are offering to take your mind off that drill so many of us dread. and this woman was once described online as the ugliest woman in the world. now, she's taking the internet by storm and changing lives. her inspirational story next. scott? >> iain, right now things are really heating up in the tropics. we'll have the latest with arthur but also we have the potential for strong and severe thunderstorms as early as tomorrow and we'll track that dangerous ♪ >> folks in new york may be making more appointments to see their dentist avoiding those checkups. some dentists across manhattan decided to take off the edge by offering things like a little bit of wine before appointments. blankets, even scented towels for patients your face and your hands and stuff. so far it's working. the new york dentists say more offices should try it. >> yeah. it's an idea, right. absolutely. >> this woman was once called the ugliest woman in the world which is just the worst thing. 25 year old has turned that pain of bullying into an inspiring story of hope for people around the world. as fox' lauren petrowski reports she's working oh and documentary film. >> reporter: it's no surprise that with her busy schedule, lizzie valazequez would need a little caffeine kick in the morning. >> i've been traveling more. speaking more. things have been really amazing. >> since we last spoke with lizzie about two years ago, she graduated from texas state university. the motivational speaker has been traveling all over the country along with macing guest appearances on talk shows. she's also been working on her third book titled choosing happiness. and if you know lizzie you know that's what she does. >> choosing happiness is an option that i struggle with every day but it's an option that i've -- it's become easier for mow to pick every day. i -- it was one of those things where it fell in my lap as well, and speaking and everything else. >> the 25 year old has an extremely rare syndrome where she's unable to gain weight. doctors have said only two other people in the world are known to have her condition. she's also blind in her right eye. lizzie has had to deal with more than her fare share of bullying. when she was a teenager, she came i was youtube video calling her the ugliest woman in the world. she spoke about that video at austin women's conference last year. >> thousands of comments. people saying lizzie, please, please just do the world a favor, put gun to your head and kill yourself. >> people can say really awful things with the touch of a keyboard. and it's a situation and something i thought i was prepared for. >> lizzie turned to turn that incredibly hurtful situation around and she's scene how much good the internet and social media can do. and that video of her inspirational speech at the conference got about 5 million views in one week. >> once i realized that even though someone doesn't have my syndrome they can relate to someone, something i've gone through, ton me that made me really excited and made me want to get to know other people. meeting those other people really helped my confidence in myself esteem and helped me start figuring out what i want to do with the rest of my life. >> her youtube channel has more than 130,000 subscribers. and she has nearly 34,000 twitter followers. >> feeling good. feeling super awesome. >> now her story has sparked a kick starter campaign to get a documentary film made following her life. >> she represents going against adversity and coming out on the other side of that. with a lot of grace and a really great story to tell. >> i'm pouring my heart and soul into it. there's so many people that have rallied around me and i'm ready to take full advantage of the stage they're helping me build and who knows where it will go. >> lauren petrowski, fox news. >> at such a young age doing so much. you were reading something about her father. her parents are very proud of her how inspiration she was. second have tried to change her eastern. i don't wanted to that. i want to speak about this and irrelevant other people to be positive haven't happy life. good for her. >> it's working. it is. exactly. >> chief meteorologist scott williams working very hard. i mean you got a lot on the horizon, scott. >> we're tracking heat, humidity, strong severe thunderstorms and also potential impacts from arthur by the latter part of the week. but it's still 82 degrees right now. humidity up there at 65%. so steamy overnight. and it's going to be scorcher for tomorrow. 93 degrees that was the high temperature today. well above the normal this time of year which is 86 degrees. it will probably be even hotter tomorrow with high temperatures in the mid 90s but feels like temperatures in the triple digits. it's 80 degrees in trenton right now. 84 in wilmington as well as allentown. 83 right now in reading and lancaster checking in at 81 degrees. so the bottom line from noon until 8:00 that's when we have the potential for feels like temperatures 100 to 105 degrees. you can see along the i-95 corridor, north and west sections of montgomery, bucks county chester county also moving toward sections of south jersey just take it easy. drink a lot of water, stay hydrated. look at the future feels like temperature by 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning we'll be approaching feels like temperatures in the upper 90s along i-95. by 1:00 in the afternoon it could feel like 104 degrees in philadelphia as well as wilmington. it could feel like 103 in allentown and pottstown. so take it easy outdoors tomorrow. as we look at ultimate doppler it's dry but take look at this cluster of showers and storms off to the west. it will slowly head in our direction tomorrow afternoon. likely after about 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon. watching north and west in a line of showers and storms will move our way. gusty winds could be problem downpours and we can't even rule out the possibility of some small hail. so as we watch how things play out, you can see quiet tomorrow morning. but by 2:00 in the afternoon watching that line of showers and thunderstorms as it make its way toward our area during the evening rush and then down the shore weakening as we move toward sunset and then it's out of here but then we have more activity for thursday and then potentially friday because of the tropics. tropical storm arthur not moving stationary maximum sustained winds at 50 miles per hour. but it is expected to intensify by tomorrow afternoon. still off the florida coast. 65 miles an hour tropical storm but then as we move toward thursday, likely a category one hurricane off the coast of the carolinas. it could make a direct impact toward cape hatteras then by friday, be off of the shore of the delmarva penn and in sewell la as a 90 miles per hour hurricane. and then rapidly move out to sea improving conditions as we move into the the upcoming holiday weekend. so as we time everything out, we're watching arthur. also watching a cold front thursday scattered showers. heavy downpours with that front and then we'll watch it as it continues to work its way toward our area. friday morning at am clouds, some showers especially south and east of philadelphia. then the system rapidly moves out. we're looking at improving conditions so early rainfall chances on friday. high down the shore a moderate chance around philadelphia. but once again, we will be drying out. so don't cancel those plans. but a rip current risk will exist down the shore over the next several days because of arthur. the seven day forecast showing you tomorrow we'll give 87 but it's going to be a steambath out there. extra hair spray, extra water, stay hydrated. 90 degrees on thursday. and then arthur morning showers clearing, low 80s for highs on friday. a little cooler look at the weekend. 83 on saturday. mid 80s on sunday. so beautiful conditions for most of the fourth of july and then we warm right back up for monday and tuesday of next week. >> so weekend looks beautiful. nice. another one. >> if you feel little hot you know how to cool down? you just think hockey, right, howard? you think hockey. >> i'll physical you what, i can think of some other things, too. (laughter). >> but i don't know if we want to get in all of that. the first day of nhl free agency, the flyers signed a free agent. and the usa took belgium to the extra session before the party for the usa came to an e >> okay. it was a nice run. it didn't just get soccer fans excited in this country but it got most of the country excited. there will be a special on red, white and blue face paint on sale tomorrow. today it came to an end. but it took the extra session. let's go to the brazil. the usa and belgium all those u.s. fans were there in brazil and this guy got a lot of face paint. he got a special on it already. 93rd minute the extra session after a nil-nil. scoreless tie and bank, belgium there in the red. scores in the 93rd minute it's one to nothing. belgium goes up to two nothing on the shot right there. so it's two to nothing still time left. that was 12 minutes later. two minutes after that on the free kick usa, here's what happens. they have real chance. so it's two-one. but what happens, their best chance at the end with usa down two-one now they get the free kick. and here is the free kick. this a nice little play they set up much free kick and the goalkeeper is on his game. u.s. a loses to belgium two-one. no more belgium waffles tomorrow for anybody. >> done. >> eagles center jason kelce made a good point in this twitter tonight. zero-20 in world cups. two-zero in world wars. what really matters america? we dominate where it counts. >> that's an interesting comment by jason kelce. >> the phillies began a 10 game road trip 10 games under 500 phillies will likely try to break this team up in the next few weeks. look for grad grady size more to be called up from the minors. the phillies have to play the game. to miami and the phillies now this is what's bad about them. wild pitch and a strike out. right? it scores the fourth run. phillies up two to nothing they're down four-two. that was the fifth. in the eighth marlon byrd hit a homerun with two outs and codey asche hits a homerun with two outs hits the foul pole and justin, the phillies just lost the game on a single right here. the phillie lose five-four. all right. the flyers have no salary cap left for the players. so they signed a free agent today but it was their back up goaltender ray em memory. two upsets at wimbledon. raphael nadal in the far court. watch this. this kid -- 19 years old. mind you 19 years old between his legs. nick, between his legs he beats nadal. sharipova also lost. i got the face paint for you guys. >> oh, great. awesome. i'll wear red tomorrow so it matches. >> july 4th, remember. we're in philadelphia. >> absolutely. >> thank you, howard. >> thanks for spending your tuesday night with us much the fox 29 morning news comes your way at 4:00 a.m. >> and coming up two hours of news and infotainment all starts with tmz followed by inside edition, dish nation and got fifa world cup fever? come to mcdonald's and play peel. play. olé olé. you could win exciting soccer trips, soccer themed prizes, and instant win prizes. ♪ ba da ba ba ba [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic televis ion distribution] >> today on "tmz" >> war in beverly hills. justin bieber is out of control. cops called again and the cops are about to revolt. >> that's the purpose of getting him the penthouse so he could do whatever he wants. >> you can't do that in a condominium. >> is he sharing any walls with anyone? yes! that's what a condominium is! >> we got cameron diaz with her new boyfriend. benji. what's your favorite cameron movie? >> "something about mary." 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