york. >> reporter: hi matt a lot of talk about glitches today right now united was saying that this is not a hack but a simple computer glitch but thousands are effected. it's a travel nightmare for people traveling with no flights going out. >> it sends us here and then sends us back to the computer saying they can't help us. united took to social media tweeting out we experienced a network connectivity issue and we apologize for any invention, the system is coming back online today and the fa axta lifted the ground stop this morning. i sat about an hour on the tarmac not to bad. >> we were here for quite a while. officials could not say exactly why this occurred. >> they need to be open with their customers as to what exactly caused this and what they are facing in the future if they need to do some tingering with the system let us know. >> and passengers took it in stride. there is nothing they can do about it but a bummer when you try to plan something months in advance. >> this is the second time that a computer glitch grounded flights, the last time was back with the merger of continental in 2012, and that industry analysts say cost them untold millions of dollars. if feels like a sauna out there, looking at the center city skyline, can you cut that humidity with a knife and david murphy is out there looking for a cool mist, and some storms later. hello david. >> reporter: you want to send that out that is okay with me. every now and then the sun tries to break through and not a lot of rain out there yet just a few light sprinkles. but there is steadier rain to the west along with thicker clouds and we expect the arrival of heavier showers and perhaps thunderstorms later on thunderstorms always have lightning and speaking of lightning and the deaths they can provide so far in 2015, we have had 17 lightning related fatalities across the country, the normal to date would be nine, and when thunder roars head indoors we tell you that on the account of lightning and winds and a better chance tomorrow, keep that little saying in mind. otherwise we have warm and humid conditions 87 in philadelphia right now, 86 under thicker clouds, up to 87 in richmond and 83 in new york city and the big blob of dark green is pushing into central pennsylvania that is higher humidity air it says 68 in philadelphia but what is the only reporting station that doesn't have the dew point in the 70s but you'll be back up there later on. warm and oppressively humid and 88 by 2:00, and 87 by 3:00 dropping down from a high of 89 and by 6:00 6-86 and we have to wait until 9:30 tonight before we inch back into the 70s, matt for now if you are headed outside, i would bring along cool drinks and take shady breaks, oppressively humid today. >> thanks david crews in upper darby are working to clean up several businesses next to where a four alarm fire ripped up a shoe stores it gutted a pay less shoe store and power was cut to more than two dozen stores and inspectors were called in for fears of collapse. the sidewalk opposite the scene of the fire reopened and investigators say it's too early to say when the scene will be stable enough to go back inside. walt disney world officials say that a statue is removed from the theme park, the statue helped to make up the academy of arts and sciences hall-of-fame plaza at the hollywood studios theme park after new information that cosby admitted to obtaining drugs in order to have sex with women. this is new at 12:30 the police need your help identifying two robbery suspects, they were walking down locust street when two robbers held them up at gun point and took money and a watch and a wallet and an iphone 6, the robbers were last seen running on spruce street towards 47th street and anyone with information is asked to call police investigators pulled a 5-year-old boy from a well, it happened in buckingham township yesterday afternoon, the child was standing on top of this sealed well and the cover buckled and the boy fell 15 feet and the well had two feet of water in it their deputy chief went down the well with a rope and then passed him off to medics. it's a call where you are amazed that this kid went through what he went through, and besides the scratch on his leg he was in good shape. >> the boy was taken to st. mary medical center to be checked out and was released hours later. from our new jersey newsroom a man was hospitalized at the monmouth medical center does not have the ebola virus he was taken there as a precaution after he returned home from africa fever like symptoms the hospital says it is not an ebola case and that it's travel related but not contagious. it has turned out to be one long crazy summer for many folks at the jersey shore, in addition to shark sightings, the funny looking portuguese man o war are washing ashore. people have posted the pictures of the jelly fish like swimmers and some are showing up at delaware beaches too. john rawlins is live with more. >> reporter: well what to make of it all. that is for sure, there were reports of brief beach closings because sharks were spotted but if you talk to fish her men down here, when it comes to sharks, the sense is it's kind of normal. small sharks and man o wars, in a world where everyone carry a web connected smart phone their images seem to pop up constantly on social media with shark attacks in the carolinas people have a heightened awareness of sea creatures more than ever here but has it changed beach behavior. >> i would definitely stay out of water then. >> okay. >> nothing so far? >> no not so far. >> we have vacationed in the outer banks before and heard about the shark attacks and we are fans of the movie "jaws" one of our boys a little nervous, the ocean is not like swimming in a pool it's alive out there. >> the sea creatures were there first and we have to remember that. be aware of your environment and the situations you are in and when you swim out in the ocean swim near lifeguards, that is good advice for sea creatures and rip tides and everything else, be on the lookout for a lifeguard when are you on the beach. live in atlantic city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks, we want to see the unusual things you have spotted at the shore this summer whether they are sharks man o wars or merm aids. send them to jointheaction@6abc.com or on social media using #6abcaction. pope francis is set to fly to libya today he took selfies with disabled children, and he led the way in protecting the environment, francis who was born in argentina that the faithful has an obligation to care for the earth. stay up to date with the pope's visit to philadelphia, follow at 6 abc pope. much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30 one woman's fight against body shaming is now going viral her dressing room run-in that sparked a facebook post has been viewed thousands of times over. a celebration fit for heroes a parade set for the womens soccer team in new york on friday will 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scores. with xarelto® there is no regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto® was the right move for us. ask your doctor about xarelto®. >> is there rain out there david? >> yes looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan it's hard to notice where it is but if i go in tighter by reading and west of reading we have showers creeping toward the east, and can you see in the last 10 minutes or so that one in lancaster county is beginning to bloom and form some of that yellow, that could be something that develops into a downpour over the next 30 minutes or so. reading appears to be close to the impact zone, as we look outside most of us are looking at clouds and sunny breaks as soon as you step outside you feel the humidity. 87 degrees and dew point in philadelphia has slipped out of the 70s to 68 and we still have 71 72 73 readings on the dew point scale, and winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour now. we are on the lookout for showers, some of which in this humid air mass could produce heavy downpours by 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon some of these are beginning to pop, they may wind up not being this mumrous but they will have a lot of humid fuel to deal with when they do. you could see not only a thunderstorm that produces lightning and winds but the issue is the heavy downpour that could put down a lot of rain in a hurry on roadways and create quick ponding and puddling if you are in one of these, or in an area where the roads are wet slow it down, by 9:30 or 10:00 most of this is off the board the big issue with storms is the downpours moderate chance of lightning with these where you have thunder and strong winds i'm leaving at moderate risk and there is chatter out there that it might because of sheer volume of rain put out a brief gusty wind and it's not generally a day for severe weather, and 89 in philadelphia 83 in allentown and 84 in reading and down the shore low to mid-80s, ocean water temperature aas you see right here is pleasant, 74 degrees, i had a tweet from someone earlier in margate, are we going to get a storm, i can't guarantee it and it's a nice beach today for now. but if the skies get ominous and the rumble of thunder get off the beach. afternoon downpours are not out of the question here is how the numbers fall by 7:00, 84 and at 9:00, a low of 72. today muggy and humid and 89 and downpours are around and tomorrow humid and 87 and still muggy but in the afternoon and evening there could be drefrming thunderstorms but a better chance of strong storms. so downpours today and strong gusty downpour producing storms tomorrow and then friday and saturday we get the payoff the humidity is lower and still warm with a fair amount of sunshine but not as uncomfortable, sunday and hot and uncomfortable with another thunderstorm popping up. lets get back to the breaking news story in hatboro, where a bank robbery led to a shooting walter perez arrived on the scene what do you know? >> reporter: at this point we are gathering information but we know that someone tried robbing this td bank in hatboro, at the time of the robbery inside as well was a local municipal official that was carrying a gun, the bank robber took off and the official chased him and eventually shot the suspect a few blocks away, at this point we are trying to determine who the official was and who the suspect was for that matter as well. at this point that is what we know the attempted bank robbery and a municipal official with a gun at the bank at the time and that official chased the robber and shot the robber he was not killed but hospitalized at this time. we'll have more this afternoon starting at 4:00. walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> thank you walter. we'll be right back. coming up tonight on 6 abc the middle at 8:00 and the goldbergs at 9:00 and black irk at 9:30 and an all new celebrity wife swap at 10:00. and "action news" at 11:00. rosy perez is leaving the view, she made the news official on this morning's show, she wants to focus on acting and has been juggling her hosting duties while in a broadway play in new york. no word yet on who could replace her. >> there you go. >> i have not been outside since 3:03 this morning. >> you may just want to nap over here or something? >> stay? >> stormtracker 6 live double scan is showing you we are dry as we look at the rest of the afternoon temperature-wise, mid-80s in the northern and western suburbs a drenching thunderstorm cannot be ruled out and it's oppressively humid again and a few urban centers pushing 90 and down the shore you can get relief if a thunderstorm pops up and 80s today and very humid. a little girl was thrilled to see spider-man and captain america in des moines iowa the little girl was one patient treated to super hero window washers, also seen was super man and batman and thor and the green lantern. here are stories you'll see on "action news" at 4:00, a veteran with ptsd is facing life in 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