in two separate accidents within days of each other. >> and we're learning new information about embattled comedian bill cosby's confession that he gave drugs to women with the intender of having sex with them. >> matt pelman is in for karen with traffic and dave murphy has the accuweather forecast. >> and it feels every bit as muggy this morning as it did yesterday. of course it was very steamy and we had some drenching downpour producing thunderstorms last night, a couple more of those are possible later today as well. right now the only thing we've got local is just a very light sprinkle or shower and it is popping through the western suburbs. , see there will be some sun mixing with clouds. 77 degrees as you head out the door in philadelphia, though. 74 in wilmington. even up in allentown we're in the mid 70's, same thing in trenton and down along the boardwalks and of course it really feels steamy out there with dewpoints above 70 in just about every neighborhood and that's what we start calling oppressive humidity. you'll definitely feel it especially as you start walking around and working and once the sun comes up it gets even worse. if you have early plans to do some exercising i would keep them on the early side. 73 by 6 o'clock, 78 by 8:00 a.m. but of course warm and muggy. as we go through the day it is extremely warm and extremely humid. by noon we're up to 86, by 3 o'clock 89 degrees. that is going to be your high today right around 3 o'clock and then by 6 o'clock still a steamy 87 degrees and notice how there is that chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. i'll show you those on future tracker six coming up and matt when does this end? we'll try to answer that question coming up. >> certainly feeling a little floridian out there this morning that's for sure. good morning david. certainly not a vacation on the roads. already this morning we have a bunch of issues for you to contend with including the continued closure of the vine street expressway eastbound. overnight construction still has not wrapped up so those eastbound lanes remain blocked. westbound the lanes have reopened. you see the taillights here approaching the schuylkill expressway. so, looking better on the westbound side. still waiting on the eastbound side to reopen. this is 95 southbound come the headlights passing cottman avenue. overnight construction here has cleared out. so, everything is reopened in that vicinity. over in lower merion watch out, we're missing a sewer great along montgomery avenue at wynnewood avenue. had a opening at the tacony palmyra bridge. that wrapped up. now we're scheduled for one at the burlington bristol bridge which was closed for overnight construction. you still want to avoid the triple b for the next few minutes. head for the turnpike connector. we still have those downed wires in northern delaware blocking piles ford road this morning. stick with kennett pike or adams dam road as alternates around those on this tuesday morning. matt. >> thanks, matt. we begin with a developing story. gunfire erupted in two separate incidents in the grays ferry section of the city. one of the victims is a six-year-old boy. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside south detectives with the latest. katherine. >> reporter: matt, no arrests were made in either of these cases. police are looking for tips. that were called to both of these shootings within an hour of each other. in one of them a six-year-old boy was shot while he was playing basketball with family and friends. in another, two men were shot and one of them died. two separate shootings in grays ferry overnight. one of them is now a homicide. the latest incident happened on the 1200 block of south 28th street. dozens of shots were fired. when police arrived they found a 38-year-old man lying in the street. he had been shot multiple times. officers rushed him to the presbyterian medical center where he later died. a second man showed up at hahnemann university hospital by private auto. he had been hit in each of his legs. investigators below this was an ambush or shootout. >> there were over two dozen shell casings of multiple calibers. there's a scene that's approximately a block handle to two blocks long. >> reporter: less than a mile away a six-year-old boy was shot once in the foot. his parents rushed him to children's hospital. witnesses told police a group tone 20 adults teens and kids had been playing basketball in the rear drive way of a home around 11 o'clock on the 1800 block of south 31st street. they heard the single gun shot and soon realized the child was hit. police did not find any ballistic evidence and do not have a motive. >> many family members as well as friends are being interviewed to find out exactly what occurred. >> reporter: so, police are still looking for tips in either of these cases. that six-year-old boy remains at the hospital in stable condition. we're live at south detectives, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> okay, thanks so much katherine. now to a stunning confession. a decade olds deposition reportedly reveals that philadelphia native and comedian bill cosby admitted under oath he gave women drugs for the purpose of sex. the testimony was given back in 2005 in connection with the sexual abuse lawsuit filed by a former temple university employee. cosby ended upset ling that case for an undisclosed amount of money. more than two dozen women have accused cosby of sexually assaulting them in episodes dating back more than four decades. but he has never been chargeed. >> screamed my story onto deaf ears so after 10 long years it really was quite amazing to read my e-mail today and it was like everything turned a 180 in a matter of a minute. >> overnight representatives for cosby released the following statement "the only reason mr. cosby settled was because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all those women on the stand. and his family had no clue. that would have been very hurtful ." now, one of bill cosby's supporters had been fellow philadelphian and recording artist jill scott but with the recent revelations she tweeted a new stance writing in part sadly his own testimony offers proof of terrible deeds which is all i have ever required to believe the accusations. the sworn testimony is proof completely disgusted end of quote. matt back to you. >> thank you erin. two former employees of the philadelphia soul organization were killed in two separate car crashes within days of each other. nelson diaz had worked as the arena football team's mascot for community events. he was killed in a crash on i-95 in chester delaware county back on thursday. then 27-year-old britni zarin a former soul mate dancer was killed on sunday in a crash in franklin township gloucester county, new jersey. police are viewing surveillance video of a fourth of july weekend fight that turned deadly. the string of altercations stretched from south street to a walgreens in the hunting park section early sunday. that was 17-year-old anita cotton, she was stabbed in the neck and later died and sources say video shows cotton was the aggressor saying she attacked the girl who eventually killed her. police are asking that girl to come forward. >> 5:07 now. two team meetings are set today in brussells to consider the financial crisis in greece. the euro zone finance ministers will meet today followed by the leaders of the 19 euro countries. the european central bank has refused to increase assistance for greek banks facing imminent collapse unless a rescue deal is reached. >> delran native carli lloyd and the rest of the women's world cup champions will be honored today with a rally in los angeles. the team arrived at lax last night. lloyd scored a hat trick to help her team win their first world cup championship since 1999. president obama says he looks forward to welcoming the team to the white house to celebrate. >> what a game that was. it was awesome. >> first 15 minutes was the whole game. >> yeah. >> storm tracker6 live double scan and we are basically dry. a couple of you might see a brief sprinkle or shower but looks like most of that is pretty few and far between. little guy starting to pop through southern delaware county. as we look outside we have sky6 and a fair amount of cloud cover overhead although we are looking at some sunshine mixing in as the day goes on. big story today, though, is going to be the warmth and humidity. already very muggy out there. 77 degrees in philadelphia. mid 70's in trenton allentown, wilmington and down on the boardwalks. so again, if you have activities to get under way outdoors get them under way early and then take a break. as we take a look at future tracker six the best chance of a shower or thunderstorm is probably going to be up north this morning and then during the afternoon some of this might dip a little closer to philadelphia. the big issue with these is going to be drenching downpours and because some of these areas got some downpours last night the ground sort of saturated and there is a chance of flash flooding on roadways where these heavy hitters hit. might be a little gusty thunderstorm around but i think the big issue later this afternoon is going to be those drenching downpours. you can see that it's pretty limited, though, and mainly up north. up in allentown we are going to be focusing on a spotty thunderstorm there possible. warm and humid otherwise a high of 87, just oppressive humidity again in the lehigh valley. felt it building yesterday. you'll feel it all the way today and warm and sticky down the shore, sun and clouds, a high of 84. temperature in the water is in the 70's. swim near the lifeguards as always but it is going to be a good day to get relief from the heat down the beach. and 89 is the high in philadelphia. warm and extremely sticky. you know i'm posting warm and humid. that almost doesn't say it. it's just going to be oppressively humid an shower oar thunderstorm can't be ruled out although most of that action will be in the northern suburbs. here's how the numbers are going to go today. 78 by 8 o'clock. already feeling very muggy. it will be easy to sweat especially if the sun comes out from behind the clouds. 85 by 11 o'clock and uner 80's for the entire afternoon with your high of 89 probably around 3 o'clock. tomorrow more of the same. heat humidity, a cold front coming in from the west. we'll probably get up to about 90 and then during the afternoon and evening there will be some spotty showers around and in some cases these are really heavy downpour producing showers and even at midnight tomorrow night we might still be dealing with some of that and even thursday looks a little bit humid although starting to tone it down temperature-wise. your exclusive accuweather 7-day, the next couple of days are going to be steamy and uncomfortable. 89 today. 90 tomorrow. some drenching downpour producing thunderstorms in the northern suburbs today in particular. tomorrow little better chance of most of us seeing at least or having the chance anyway of seeing one of those showers or thunderstorms and again they will be drenchers. maybe a little bit gusty,, too on wednesday. then thursday we're down to 82 for a high. it might still be humid and there could be some lingering showers or a stray thunderstorm around but generally speaking we're beginning to transition to better weather and then on friday lower humidity, 86. and saturday not bad sunny and warm, 87 degrees there. good for the union at night. 89 on sunday and by sunday afternoon another thunderstorm pops up. >> thanks, david. 5:11 now. still ahead on "action news," disturbing video showing a florida state university football player's dramatic fight at a bar. the fallout has him benched if one person is dead and several injured after a ice cave collapsed in washington state. we'll have the details. matt. >> good ride this morning through plymouth meeting along the blue route 476. if you're getting onto the northeast extension overnight construction there has cleared out but there's a bunch of construction in bucks county, a crash in montgomery county and a bridge closure in chester county after the break. >> sharks don't usually fall out of the sky unless of course they're coming from a sharknado. why did one drop from the heavens in virginia. that's later in there in the morning buzz. sesame place. ♪ go before they grow. ♪ flush i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. and celebrate our 35th birthday with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. get unlimited visits with a season pass for 6 payments as low as $18.50 sesame place. ♪ go before they grow. ♪ ♪♪ >> 5:14. you can see how soupy it is out there from our live picture of center city philadelphia. right now it is 76 degrees on city avenue, getting up to 89. look out for a strong thunderstorm later on today. >> yeah, look out. and matt pelman is in for karen rogers. what do you see out there matt for the people doing the overnight construction. i feel bad for them. they need some gatorade or something. as you're coming out of the suburbs not so bad along the traffic front. as we look live in lionville dry conditions on the roads. traffic moving fine, just coming to a stop for the light. elsewhere in chester county we told you about this accident yesterday that damaged the knox covered bridge. that bridge is closed indefinitely until they can make repairs. this is especially a problem because some people that used to use 23 have been detouring to yellow springs road because of the 23 closure. so, now yellow springs road also out of commission. i'd stay a little farther south, maybe chesterbrook boulevard or 202 as some alternates. watching a crash early this morning in cheltenham along easton road at royal avenue by the oak summit apartments and a bunch of construction in bucks county. that project started yesterday that closes bustleton pike during the mid days for the next couple weeks. you can use bristol road or mills avenue or 232. for the next few days we have construction along route one at oxford valley road. a truck damaged an overpass so they have some restrictions during the midday and milling work begins today along langhorne yardley road mid days from 9:00 until 3:00. let's do the commuter report early on this tuesday morning. one of our friends out and about near broad street along cheltenham avenue saying watch out, there's a pothole in the road there. erin. >> okay, thanks so much matt. shocking video has been released of a florida state football player diondre johnson punching a woman in a bar. the video shows johnson pushing the woman before grabbing her arm and punching her in the face. hard to watch there. the incident happened last month at a nightclub. johnson turned himself in a few days later. he is us spended indefinitely from fsu's football team. new this morning a partial ice cave collapse in unseasonably warm northwest washington has killed one hiker and injured four others. three of the victims were airlifted to the hospital last night. the recovery effort for the person who was killed was suspended at nightfall. the collapse comes shortly after another ice cave fell. a climber captured that scene on video. fortunate no one was hurt during that incident. >> jimmy rollins led the dodgers to a win over the phillies last night. it was the first time he faced his former team since leaving for los angeles. rollins hit a go ahead single. game two of the series is tonight in l.a. >> time now is 5:17. a bear attempts to break out of a zoo. we'll tell you how it did it. >> if you plan to stop at starbucks today for your morning jolt you're going to need more cash. >> ♪♪ dear fellow citizen, kids are a great thing. before you know it they're in college. if you're lucky, they get a degree in finance and figure out how to pay for it. could happen. but just in case it doesn't, i can help. we have new student loans others don't offer. next time you have a question about how to pay for college ask me. sincerely, jared duemling, fellow ninja and fellow citizen >> this is new a agrees grizzly bear exhibit at the minnesota zoo is temporarily closed because one of the bears picked up a basketball sized rock by and shattered a barrier. starstartled visitors. zoo employees are working on a temporary fix until a permanent pane can be installed. >> i think i would get a little annoyed if people kept staring at me every day. >> they do every day matt. >> you have been mentioning some of those spotty showers out and about. we're seeing a few of them along the roosevelt boulevard now. as we go outside by ninth street you can see the road is wet but there's not a whole lot of traffic at this point. watch out for midday construction the rest of the days this week on the boulevard between strahle and rhawn. they'll be mostly blocking the outer drive from 9:00 until 3:00. and those milling projects that i mentioned yesterday got under way last night. now you'll see a bumpy ride along walnut lane in roxborough midvale avenue in east falls and the kelly drive, the upper chunk between ridge avenue and hunting park avenue. david. >> storm tracker6 live double scan picking up those showers in the center of the region. every now and then you get about a two or three minute heavy downpour. there's one going past the northeast philadelphia airport. one pushing through center city, another through eastern delaware county. we are dry most of the way today. the big issue is going to be the warmth and the humidity. it's very oppressively humid again. temperature in the 80's most of the day and your high today is 89 degrees. we can't rule out a little pop-up shower or a drenching thunderstorm. the best chance for the day is probably up north and not so much areas south although right now we've got that one in philadelphia. great day to travel if you're on vacation. not so much if you're headed to ohio or southern indiana or northern kentucky as these areas have the slight chance of a gusty thunderstorm but no chance of tornadoes across the country today and very isolated severe weather. and so all green aircraft at philadelphia international airport and no rain in our most commonly traveled destinations, erin. >> thanks so much, david. in today's health check pharmacy shopping is playing a huge role when it comes to narcotic painkillers and overdoses. this new study out of washington claims about 50 percent of all deaths attributed to prescription painkillers were people who used multiple pharmacies to fill their prescriptions. this often happens when a person is visiting multiple doctors in order to get more prescriptions filled. both are illegal but very confidante difficult to detect. >> airline price watchers predict this fall will be an excellent time to get away. here's america's money. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. topping america's money air fares are dropping. >> the airfare prediction app hopper says the average domestic price this fall will be less than $250. holiday tickets could be 12 percent less than last year. >> a cup of coffee will cost you more at starbucks today. prices go up by five to 20 cents depending on the market and the drink. >> most drinks will probably increase by 1 percent. the chain says it's raising prices to cover the cost of labor and render. u.s. grocery stores next week a new look for oreos. oreo thins are being marketed as the thin or sophisticated snack for grownups. >> look good in public while eating your cookie. they have the same cookie to filling ratio. they have fewer calories than regular oreos. double stuff the thin ones in public. >> that's a good idea. never met an oreo i didn't like. that's america's money. >> have a great day. when you fall in love, everything is brighter, bolder more intense revlon ultra hd™ lipstick while traditional lipstick is wax-based, our unique gel formula delivers lightweight, high-definition color in one smooth swipe. revlon. love is on. >> a grandfather in australia risked his life to save his 18 month old granddaughter from rolling off a train platform. this video shows the 62-year-old rushing after it but it's too late. the stroller plunged onto the rails. the grandfather then jumped onto the tracks and swung child and the stroller back onto the platform. the little girl was bruised and had some cuts. her grandfather wasn't injured injured. >> morning buzz time. this shark stuff is getting crazy. >> crazy. >> a shark fell out of the sky in virginia. this family found it in if the backyard and had been dead for some time. only a small one a 13-incher. they thicke it's a dog fish shark. and what they think happened was an os spree maybe pulled the shark out of the water was flying around with it and then just simply dropped it out of the sky and maybe it died in the fall or whatever. the family tried to send it off to the virginia aquarium. to put on display? i don't know why. they said well you know what, why don't you just keep the shark and so that is that. >> i was wondering why they had it in the freezer. >> tara read was not spotted anywhere nearby. >> hard to see her anyway. 5:27. all new in the next half hour of "action news," two good samaritans pull a father of three out of a burning car down south and the after man was caught on camera. >> a canadian man had a great idea for a business promotion. it involved balloons helium a lawn chair and unfortunately for him police. >> ♪♪ >> developing now on "action news," an outbreak of violence in a philadelphia neighborhood. a six-year-old is among the victims. >> there is new reaction to bill cosby's claims made under oath. old court documents seem to support what his accusers have been saying all along. >> serious health concerns for children who were treated at a south jersey clinic. a state review finds that several of them received the wrong vaccines. good morning, everyone, 5:30 on this tuesday. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us along with dave murphy and matt pelman who is filling in for karen. good morning. >> that very warm and oppressively humid air mass that arrived yesterday is still with us and in that humid air we have a couple of showers that have popped up. a couple of them popping right up the i-95 corridor in through philadelphia, northeast airport just got one and is about to pick up another. some of this still trailing through parts of delaware county and i see another one farther to the south, to the south of chester pennsylvania, coming north. we also have a couple of these out to the west of reading and it looks like reading itself might pick up some of that shortly. some of it could sweep east up toward allentown as well. you can see the mom. otherwise it is a warm and muggy start. 77 degrees in philadelphia, 73 in allentown mid 70's down the shore. the humidity definitely up there with everyone looking at dewpoints over 70 and that is what we call oppressive