the region with dewpoints above the 70-degree mark and that is the threshold for oppressive air. so especially as the sun starts to break through the clouds a little bit later, it is going to feel very oppressive and it's one of those days where you want to plan a lot of shady breaks maybe some ac breaks and keep those cool drinks handy especially if you have to work or play outside. 78 degrees by 8 o'clock, 89 is your high at 3 o'clock and there is the chance of some additional showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. they'll be spotty but they could produce drenching downpours. matt pelman when does this humid pattern gender i'll have answers in the accuweather 7-day. >> soon would be fine with most of us i think. good morning david. you'll get to work pretty soon this morning. it's not taking an awfully long time, at least not on the schuylkill expressway right now. but of course delays will form over the next half hour or so. this is the schuylkill right at the vine street expressway. everything is reopened on the vine after overnight construction crews returned last night and closed it. they'll be back again tonight at 11 o'clock and we did have that quick moving shower. left us with a couple puddles as you can see but the rain has stopped here in center city. meanwhile on the big picture style have that fire investigation from the big fire yesterday in upper darby blocking 69th street. maybe stick with cobbs creek parkway instead. and i mentioned the possibility of a truck fire a little bit ago on the northeast extension with the waze app. i called the turnpike authorities. they said they've had a few disabled vehicles but no fires that they know of. everything opened at this point. tacony palmyra bridge, that's also opened now for a ship. we warned you about this. head for the betsy ross until we get things closed here and traffic moving again. this is 42. it was definitely busy yesterday morning with shore traffic. so far this morning no big northbound delays headed towards 295. and we still have these downed wires in new castle county closing pyles ford road. kennett pike or adams dam road some alternates. matt. >> thanks matt. gunfire erupted in two separate incidents in the grays ferry section of the city overnight and 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 have been made in either of these shootings. police were called out to them within an hour of each other. in one of them a six-year-old boy was shot while he was playing basketball. in the other, two men were shot and one of them has 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 believe this was some sort of ambush or shootout. >> there were over two dozen shell casings of multiple caliper we ares ocean its a seen that's a block and a half to two blocks long. >> reporter: a six-year-old boy was shot once in his foot. his parents rushed him to children's hospital of philadelphia. witnesses told police a group of 10 to 20 adults, teenagers and kids had been playing basketball on the rear driveway 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 top find out -- to find out what occurred. >> reporter: that six-year-old boy was taken to the hospital in stable condition. call police if you have tips in either case. katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you. to a stunning confession. a decade old 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 a 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 cosby has never been chargeed. >> i 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. >> well, overnight representatives for cosby released the following statement "the only reason mr. cosby settled is 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 ." one of bill cosby's supporters had been philadelphian and recording artist jill scott. but with the recent revelations she tweeted a new stance writing in part "sadly his own f.m. offers proof of terrible deeds which is all i have ever required to believe the accusations. the sworn testimony is proof. completely disgusted ." matt, back to you. >> thanks, erin. new this morning, 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 mascot for community events. he was killed on 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. 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. 17-year-old anita cotton 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. >> in other news, two key meetings are set for today to consider the financial crisis in greece. euro zone. the european central bank has refused to increase assistance for greek banks facing imminent collapse unless a rescue deal is reached. >> when you ask starbucks why it is raising coffee prices it my say because the render is is -- the rent is too darn high. maribel aber. >> reporter: i got that one. starbucks is raising prices despite a drop in raw coffee prices. the chain is hiking prices on a variety of beverages anywhere from five to 20 cents. the types of drinks affected vary by market but in most places a standard cup of brewed coffee will cost more. starbucks says it needs the increase to help cover the cost of rent and wages. higher prices take effect today. uncertainty in greece drags stocks in the u.s. lower. american apparel is closing stores. all part of a $30 million cost cutting strategy to turn the business around. american apparel wouldn't say which stores will be closed or how many jobs will be cut but the stores to be shut are in unprofitable and oversaturated markets according to the company. matt and erin american ah apparel has faced tough times. >> it's been a long time. thanks maribel. was got david. >> warm and humid conditions. storm tracker6 live double scan shows that while most of the region is dry if we go in tighter there's a shower pushing one of them past trenton, the other just to the east of trenton picking up some of the beltway there so southern bucks county getting a little bit wet and there's another shower up by reading but as that latest live scan goes through it really looks like it's falling apart. everything else is up north of allentown and slatington. as we take a look outside we have cloudy skies, kind of a dramatic sky cover overhead above the ben franklin bridge and we are expect something sun to reemerge from behind those clouds but that's not going to help much because we are muggy out there and the sun is just going the make it feel worse. 75 degrees in allentown currently, 76 in philadelphia. these numbers don't look too bad. mid 70's just about everywhere but with dewpoints running over 70 degrees right now, it is very, very oppressively humid and as we get into the heating of the afternoon, it will especially feel so. speaking of the afternoon here it comes on future tracker. up to 12:00 not a whole lot going on. maybe a couple showers. between noon and 6 o'clock every now and then you see a little pop-up shower. some of these in this humid air mass are going to be producing drenching downpours and that would be the biggest issue from any shower or thunderstorm that forms this afternoon. most of these look to be to the north of philadelphia and look out for drenching downpours. up in allentown that would be one of the areas that has a chance of some of this. warm and humid, 87 is the high. but a spotty shower or thunderstorm with drenching downpours included can't be ruled out. down the shore you have a better chance of just staying dry today, sun and clouds, warm and sticky, 84 on the beach and in the ocean water we're looking at mid 70's so a nice day at the beach. and then 89 today warm and humid in philadelphia. a shower or a thunderstorm can't be ruled out although most of that's probably going to wind up north. winds southwest eight to 16 miles per hour. as we roll through the day still in the upper 70's i 8 o'clock. 85 degrees by 11 o'clock. upper 80's the entire afternoon with your high of 89 around 3 o'clock this afternoon. then tomorrow the same warm humid air mass is in place. we'll probably get up to about 90 so it will be what we call hot and humid and while the morning is dry the afternoon could feature some pop-up showers and with a cold front coming through and that soupy air mass in place anything that pops could produce a drenching downpour. i would say there's a little better chance of gusty thunderstorms as we head through tomorrow and tomorrow night. even up to midnight we still have a lot of action around the region and adam and cecily will likely be busy. again how much longer with this? today through thursday it's still going to be unsettled, warm and humid drenching thunderstorms and related flash flash flooding possible although thursday as you'll see in the seven day is not as intense. your search day, warm, very steamy today a high of 89. tomorrow hot and humid steamy a-high of 90 and a shower or thunderstorm today a better chance of a gusty storm on wednesday. then on thursday we're down to 82 for a high. it's probably still on the humid side and there could be a stray thunderstorm or some residual showers around but we're beginning to transition to more comfortable weather and on friday, warm but less humid, 86 and saturday is also looking nice. on sunday a thunderstorm reemerges in the afternoon. >> thanks, david. 6:11 now. up next, dismissed. see the violent piece of video that led to an up and coming football star getting kicked off his college team. >> climbers in washington capture the moment an ice cave comes crashing to the ground. matt. >> good morning erin. new problems here in chester county. the malvern area along 202 southbound approaching 29 great valley. it's a crash. the light sedan facing sideways. we'll keep watching this and talk about a new bridge closure nearby after the break. >> there's a new way to find out who is unfriending you on facebook. next in tech bites. flush on thaton that introducing dunkin's new fruit smoothies. perfectly blended with real fruit and low-fat yogurt. it's a delicious choice you can feel good sipping. discover the goodness of dunkin's new smoothies today. america runs on dunkin'. >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. 6:15 now on this tuesday morning. you are taking a live look at cape may. sort of hazy there as the waves come crashing up. looks like a lifeguard may be getting ready to take his stand there. high of 89 today. so that ocean temperature i'm sure feels very nice. >> that car is not facing the right way. >> no, no. this is not the way you want to be facing. he's sideways matt and erin here in the southbound lanes of 202 approaching route 29 the great valley exit. as a result are you ready to do the chester county crawl. doing it on 202 southbound barely moving from chesterbrook through this point approaching 29 because of the accident. ambulance is on the scene as you can see as are police and they're blocking those right lanes. so, that's the reason for the delay on 202 southbound this morning. but 202 or even chesterbrook boulevard still better bets than yellow springs road. they had to close that yesterday because a vehicle struck and damaged the knox covered bridge along yellow springs road. this is especially problematic because some people were using yellow springs as an alternate around 23 where we've had so much construction near valley forge national park so now 23 not a great option. yellow springs not a great option. 202 has a crash. good luck if you're traveling through chester county but at this .202 is still the best of the three options. a crash in cheltenham along township line road at fairview road. midday construction that got started yesterday blocking church road close to serpentine lane that's 9:00 until 3:00 through about mid august. last night they started tearing up some of our roads in the city. walnut lane in roxborough as well as midvale avenue through east falls and the upper chink of the kelly drive going to be a rough ride this morning because they did milling last night. that's why you're seeing all those no parking placards as well. watch out you'll be bumping along as you travel into work on this tuesday. erin. >> thanks, matt. shocking video has been released of florida state university football player deandre johnson punching a woman in a bar. the video shows johnson pushing the woman before grabbing her arm and then punching her in the face as you can see there. the incident happened last month at a nightclub and johnson did turn himself in a few days later. he's suspended 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. the climber captured that scene on video. fortunately no one was hurt during that incident. >> go pro believes good things come in small package. that tops today's tech bites. >> ♪♪ >> hey there in today's tech bites go pro unveiled a brand new way to capture your summertime adventure. >> cool stuff. the hero four session which weighs just 2.6-ounce center city go pro's small and lightest camera. the company says it's the size an ice cube. it goes on sale july 12th for 400 bucks. >> instagram wants your photos to look better. the photo sharing app will up load 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if you're trying to get from 95 into the city i would bail for washington avenue and then use that for your travels. tacony palmyra bridge back down now. traffic just starting to move. things have reopened after the bridge opening. and on the mass transit front septa bus routes 68, 108 and 113 still detoured threw up darby because of yesterday's fire. patco running on new schedules as of this weekend. david. >> got some showers around not a lot of them and they're kind of falling apart and dying down now. this one pushing through the northern western portion of the beltway that goes around trenton. there's another little guy right in center city that's falling apart and this stuff is ground clutter. off to the west that stuff earlier in berks county falling off the maps and most of are you dry out there but it feels like you need a shower after you just walk around the block. it's really, really warm and humid out there again today. and by 9 o'clock, we'll be up into the 80's. then 86 by noon and we spend the afternoon in the upper 80's, a high today of 89 degrees and there is the chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm around where they hit, they will produce drenching downpours. severe weather across the country, not much. a little blip out in western dakotas and then ohio, western pennsylvania and down in through southern indiana and northern kentucky. otherwise, it looks like clear sailing if you happen to be traveling and mean maybe you're headed out on vacation today, all green aircraft on the big board. chicago has developed a shower. everybody else is dry. matt. >> thanks, david. jimmy rollins led the dodgers to wane 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 in the seventh inning. nl west leading dodgers beat the last place phillies. game two of the series tonight in l.a. >> delran native carli lloyd and the rest of the champions will be honored with a rally in 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