temperatures in the 90s, heat wave number three so far we have 21 days of temperatures in the 90s, right now 91 in philadelphia 90 in wilmington and millville. 84 in allentown, you have to go to the mountains for relief 78 degrees, down the shore are you getting a land breeze, temperatures are in the upper 80s and really down the shore this is where we have the highest humidity philadelphia and areas north it's pretty dry air with dew points in the 50s, it doesn't add any to the feels like temperature it feels like the air temperature however dover the dew point is 71 degrees and a humid air mass and along the shore dew points in the 60s, more humid there and drier air is moving in in the overnight hours behind a cold front, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry across our region if you look down to washington d.c., we are seeing storms popping up and moving to the east that could clip southern delaware and the southern tip of new jersey later on this evening. this is what is ahead for the rest of week, we are looking at isolated thunderstorms tonight and mainly southern new jersey and delaware with a brief but heavy downpour and gusty winds and behind the system, much cooler air arrives, we'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. >> we'll check back in again soon thank you. >> meantime 6abc.com/weather, is one stop shopping for you today and every day from the hourly forecast live storm tracker images to social media links for all the members of "action news" weather team. >> in other news one person is killed in a crash in chester county, chopper 6 hd overhead at fairview road and little conestoga road, this is glen more, the person killed is not yet identified and taken to paoli hospital it's not clear exactly what caused the accident. a driver lost control and crash nood a building along lincoln drive, this happened at 6:30 this morning at at interests section at gypsy lane, no word if the injuries were bad. official says the roads were wet and morning commuters were able to get by the scene. and oxford circle -- >> we are having difficulty hearing sharrie's microphone. >> a suspect entered a store here almost heedly demanding money from a cashier and the employee picked up the phone and refused to give the suspect money and then ran off. if you recognize the man in the video you are urged to call philadelphia police. meantime a south jersey man is talking about a story of survival after falling off his fishing boat and treading water for four hours. damion sexton was rescued off the coast of cape may. john rawlins joins us live now from pomona. >> reporter: hi rick, it's an incredible story this started out as an overnight fishing trip for a man from williamstown and ended with a major assist from the coast guard. >> damion sexton and his wife robin and two sons today glad to be alive he fought for four hours to stay that way. 10:00 he was swept overboard in the dark atlantic 10 miles from cape may he fell from his fishing boat the sea robin that roared away from him at 25 miles per hour. >> the boat deputy stop because he didn't know how to stop it he. >> he is a friend michael, he managed to make a critical may day call. >> and sexton goes into survival mode it's miles away before it slows and stops. >> i'm thinking i could die it would be easy to die if i don't give 110% the may day brings a chopper and boat from the coast guard and a freighter to assist. sexton is a tiny needle in a large haystack, amazingly after miles of swimming and drifting in the dark the coast guard finds sexton and makes contact. >> he hears me scream and throws me a life jacket and the rope was under the water and i felt the rope and grabbed the rope, sexton makes it to his boat but he is not well, hyperthermia is taking hold but it's decided he must be brought out by chopper. >> we knew he had been in the water for a significant amount of time and that his chance of survival was decreasing. >> he is brought out in this amazing lift and taken to the hospital asked why he was not wearing a life jacket on a dark tossing sea. >> because i'm an idiot i will never do that again. >> a blunt assessment to stay the least the next order of business is to buy state of the art life vests and equip his boat with them and to use them. eagles fans got their first look at the birds today, training camp is open to the public wearing their green and white proudly, hundreds filled lincoln financial field excited for the new players on the team speblly demarco murray and the fans are predicting a great season ahead. >> super bowl this is it! >> i think chip is a running guy and it will be interesting a team to watch. >> you can't duplicate the chip, kelly that is. >> lots of optimist players love having the fans there. and jeff skversky is there on the field and some of that fan mania jeff? >> mania is right rick, how about close to 20000 eagles fans out here for their first practice in pads today at the linc, there was so much energy in the stands wide receiver jordan matthews said it felt like game day. here is head coach chip kelly coming out to an ovation, people yelling chip chip, chip. and of course sam bradford continues to take the majority of the first team reps and bradford is expected to be the starter and tim tebow is competing for the third string quarterback job and is inspired by the eagles fans and that he loves this game and being away from football for two years he wants to perform for this fan base. >> something exciting about being in philadelphia there are passionate fans, anybody that watches me may knows i am passionate about what i do and love to be out here and we are blessed to play for great fans and fans that are passionate and fired up and bringing enthusiasm to the game. that is special about football you can come out here and show your emotions and that is what it's all about. >> tebow signed a lot of autographs after practice today. >> lots of fans chanting his name. tebow tebow tebow. >> and brian westbrook among the alumni today. we'll hear from brian coming up at 5:30 as well. we are live at the linc jeff skversky. >> thank you. now more about the mess on the pa turnpike. lets go to matt in the traffic center. >> not a lot of fans of the traffic, that is for sure, an unbelievable mess eastbound in buck county this evening, rick and monica the delay stretches for miles and they continue to spray water on the smoldering cardboard between willow grove and bensalem going on six hours later now and some drivers are stuck here the whole time. the truck is moving along in the eastbound left lane and the turnpike is still closed and causing a massive backlog that continues to get longer, the eastbound side jammed solid plymouth meeting, that is miles of single digit speeds. you can get creative. use the back roads like 63 and ridge pike, don't go for the schuylkill stay local as you travel this afternoon but for a while avoid the eastbound side of the pennsylvania tun pike. and avoid a crash on the bridge including 95 jammed northbound from the airport to the new construction pattern at girard avenue, and a crash on the schuylkill westbound near the vine, it's a mess, we'll check it again in the next half our. >> okay. maybe we won't. thanks matt. much more to come on "action news" at 5:00 people trying to lose weight or trying to improve their health are often making mistakes what the experts say are the biggest problems for people trying to reach their goal. and this new york police officer could be considered a baby doctor, he brought the baby into the world in a bizarre location. cecily is also back and we'll find out how to beat the heat wave. the family of sandra bland is filing a lawsuit against the trooper that arrested her. she was found dead in her jail cell three days after her controversial arrest. there is more the family doesn't know about the circumstances around her death. authorities say her death was the result of suicide by hanging. but loved ones say she was looking forward to a new job and would not have taken her life. they are not sure why a circus operator allowed the show to go on during a storm the winds of 60 miles per hour collapsed the tent killing two and sends 30 others to the hospital. the two people killed were a father and daughter and the fire marshall says it's the responsibility of the show to monitor the weather conditions. health check tonight seven people have now died from the outbreak of legionaires disease in new york, officials say they are confident that they found the culprit. health reporter and registered nurse, ali gorman joins us now. >> they expect to find more cases pop up and legionaires disease a severe case of pneumonia, now there are more than 80 cases tied to this outbreak. the mayor urged anyone with symptoms to seek medical treatment and reiterated the illness cannot be spread from person to person and drinking water is safe. mayor deblasio says that they are confident that the five cooling towers that were disinfected were the only sites responsible for the outbreak. slowser to home we see west nile virus they are reporting their first human case this year a 60-year-old man in belmar, new jersey he is treated and released from the hospital, and it is spread through infected mosquitos and it cause fever and headaches and body aches and in severe cases neurological problems. people over the able of 50 are most at risk. wear insect repellant, outside at dusk or dawn and get rid of standing water by your home. and we have the top diet mistakes that people make. the most common thing they see is people not eating enough or eating the wrong foods some people think if they skip meals that will lead to weight loss but that backfires and you will be more likely to binge eat and eat more calories and you want to be picky where your calories are coming from, eating more fruits vegetables and lean meats and healthy fats, could 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(male announcer) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. the big three u.s. airlines have all banned the shipment of hunting trophies. delta announced they would no longer accept, lion, leopard, love bow and rhino trophies. american soon followed suit it's mostly symbolic because the airline does not fly to africa, after the american dentist killed a well known lion named cecil in an allegedly illegal hunt. one thing you see at the shore is celebrating the seven years of business they fly the banners, and today paramount celebrated 70 years of service to the jersey shore complete with a banner pickup demonstration in cape may they make an average of 2,000 flight a year. the u.s. military is honoring a cherry hill, new jersey, doctor tonight, dr. kenneth hartman was honored recognizing him for his outstanding civilian work, he founded a national organization to encourage high school students to enlist in the military after graduation and he was this year's precip yen of the army's outstanding service medal. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪♪ ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. cecily tynan is here now. >> the heat wave should be ending, this should be the last day of it the only day of the heat wave, we are live on sky 6 hd, and cape may new jersey this is not the case today down the shore we have temperatures almost warmer than spots inland, we are getting the land breeze and not the sea breeze. philadelphia currently 91 degrees and millville 90 season and allentown 84 degrees. if you are on the beaches you really have to get in the ocean the temperature is in the low 70s and that will cool you off. we could see showers and thunderstorms in south jersey and delaware, double scan live radar showing thunderstorms bubbling up in washington, d.c. and moving to the east and they look to be staying to the south of route 40 parts of delaware and south jersey will likely get thunderstorms tonight, future tracker 6 showing thunderstorms firing up in south jersey and delaware and could continue in the wee hours of the morning but they don't advance mexico. most of our viewing area is partly cloudy and comfortable night. 75 in philadelphia and 63 in reading and 68 in trenton and cape may's low down to 71 degrees, future tracker 6 showing if you are looking for relief it should arrive tomorrow by the afternoon temperatures in the upper 80s, 87 degrees in philadelphia at 3:30 if temperatures don't hit 90 we are officially out of the heat wave and we have afternoon highs not climbing out of the low 80s, periods of rain are stuck in the mid-70s, it's very cool for august standards the five-day at 5:00, sunny and warm and seasonably warm with lower humidity and a high of 89 degrees it cools off more, and increasing clouds and rain arriving thursday night and friday looking to be a wet day and by august standards a cool day at 75 degrees saturday transition day morning clouds and a lingering shower breezy with a high of 73 degrees and sunday is the better of the two days this weekend we are looking at loads of sunshine and pleasant with temperatures still slightly below normal with a high of 83 degrees, with that warm-up continue into next week? adam joseph has that answer in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. heat wave is going to be ending. >> thank you cecily. more to come in our next half our of "action news" at 5:00. a big move from delaware governor jack markell, the program that the governor aims to fix with bran new legislation today. and news frommer mit the froggy and miss piggy why they are calling it quits. "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph jaime apody rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" tonight we are monitoring big traffic troubles in buck county that is where the pa turnpike remains shut down. and new jersey state police are offering a reward after last night's shooting outside a hip hop concert. >> and the pope's visit is a way as way but there was a big convention today in centser city. but first breaking news story in buck county that is where the eastbound lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike remains closed here in southhampton the road closed six hours ago after it collided with a car matt pellman is tracking it in the center and a big mess for commuters trying to get home tonight, now for the forecast it hit 90 at philadelphia international airport, and that means that the heat wave continues as we look live at sky 6 hd at the beaches of atlantic city, we toughed it out for more than a week now the relief from the heat is around the corner, adam joseph is at the big board. finally more of that adam. >> yes it's time to break the heat wave it's possible into the middle of the week, so far 91 degrees in philadelphia and in fact, three times in the eight days the highest temperature is 93 degrees, a couple of degrees shy of the highest so far during this actual heat wave. 21 days so far this year that we have seen the thermometer hit 90 degrees or above in philadelphia is it stayed in the 80s north and wet and better from lancaster and reading into the lehigh valley season to the south 90 for millville and not much of a break from the shore with more of a land breeze through the afternoon and it's humid to the south and that is why we have higher heat indexes from cape may to dover it only feels like the 80s to the north of philadelphia and philadelphia international airport itself, the heat index is the same as the air temperatures we are watching downpours and thunderstorms popping in virginia, and also maryland these are moving to the east and this cluster of storms slide south of sussex county and west of washington, coming up in the accuweather forecast, we are targeting one area for pop-up storms, we'll track that for you and the break in the heat wave in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you adam, new jersey state police is offering a reward in hopes of finding a gunman that shot two people outside of a hip hop county in monmouth county it happened outside of pnc art center in holmdel. shots rang out after the show and gun fire erupts after an argument in the parking lot. >> we hear pop pop pop. and my daughter looks at me and is like what is that and i'm like just firecracker and i turn over my shoulder and see the guy with the gun and the muzzle flashed and we ran. >> police say the victims are in critical condition and the suspects were seen running into the woods. police in bethlehem pennsylvania plan to tighten their security at this year's musikfest, more lights will be put up on main street as well after a number of serious incidents last year. including two shootings near festival grounds, two people were arrested last year mostly for public intoxication musikfest starts on friday and runs through the 16th of this month, including seinfeld and zz top and darius rucker. 6 abc is the sponsor of musikfest for the tenth time this year. police are looking for a man that started a fight outside of a nightclub this happened last tuesday on the 1600 block of south christopher boulevard the suspect got into an argument with a man and started punching him and the suspect then punched him too, leaving him uncomfortable, the suspect then left in a taxi. take a good look at the video there, if you know who this suspect is please call police. we are hearing from the mother a 10-year-old boy shot over the weekend in chester, it happened on saturday afternoon near the intersection of west 9th street and engel street, the boy, tony campbell was not the intended target. the family sells "action news" he was taken to crozier hospital and was released the next day. >> there were complications and now he is in dupont hospital. this evening the boy's mother is angry about why he was released from the hospital the day after getting shot. >> crozier should have never discharged him. why did they discharge a 10-year-old kid that was shot in the stomach. >> religious persecution is the topic in center city and more on that coming up in just a bit. the religious persecution of people was the big topic in center city. the knights of columbus hosted iraq and syria archbishops. vernon odom has the details now. >> reporter: the knights of columbus opened their national convention today weeks before the pope comes to philadelphia their focus is on the flight of christians on mass in the middle east. the knights of columbus is raising millions in aid for the christians suffering at the hands of islamic fundamentalist fundamentalists. >> the terrible microcosm is happening in iraq and syria where christians are murdered and enslaved and different from their homes in astounding numbers. major figures in christian sects that date back to the 15th century. >> we have seen people killed -- slaughtered -- women violated -- cannot -- houses destructed and churches invaded during the history the americans have been well known that they are always with the persecuted people wherever they are. >> the knights say they are responding to the pleas of the holy father already delivering $3 million in aid to the persecuted christians. >> coming out of their convention the knights of columbia will launch a television campaign to bring attention to the plight in the middle east and doing it with the blessing of the pope. from our delaware newsroom governor jack markell signed two bills to redraw district lines to better serve wilmington high needs students, they have advocated for these laws, part of the laws are challenges in the schools, current and retired teachers, and parents worked on the plan trying to address the district lines drawn 30 years ago about the desegregation of city schools. the withdrawing will remove the christina school district from the city and help more families fully participate in their children's education and if we are successful we'll see the long overdue plan of busing children far from think homes. >> it then goes to the general assembly and the governor for final approval. at the "action news" big board president obama's mission to end veteran homelessness across the country veterans shared their struggle with not having a stable place to live and shared a hopeful message of hope. this man, charles bove served 20 years in the army and ended up in philadelphia he lost his job and wife which sent him into a downward spiral eventually landing him on the street and it wasn't until he went to a va hospital until someone offered him help. it was hard to accept the help at first but it was something he needed to survive. >> sometimes we have denial and shyness and don't want to talk and once you get over that denial and accept it you can move forward. >> well the army vet said he wanted to share his story in the hope of helping other veterans that are hopeless as well. today city leaders also shared their progress on the so-called 20 cities initiative, the initiative has helped to find homes for 10,000 homeless veterans worldwide. >> all right a wonderful goal. time for an update on the roads and the nasty situation on the pennsylvania turnpike tonight. lets check in with matt pellman. >> drivers coming eastbound on the turnpike in buck county at 11:30 in the morning, have quite the story to tell and many were trapped here on the eastbound side for six hours stuck in the backlog from this tractor trailer fire we still have smoldering cardboard on the roadway six hours later luckily now we have the stuck traffic through, through willow grove and bensalem the eastbound turnpike remains shut down at bensalem, local roads are around and the roads are a mess. my twitter follower joanne says that street road is a mess because of turnpike accidents. if you come eastbound on the turnpike bail by plymouth meeting in mid county, use local roads like 63 and 73 and skippack pike and german town pike i would not get on the eastbound schuylkill, it looks like this over an hour and four minutes to get from the blue route to the vine. rick and monica good look getting home this evening. more to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight, a billboard controversy in ohio, the magazine cover a radio host tried to spoof. >> also, jeff skversky is live for us at the linc for eagles training camp. >> they love tim tebow at the linc. we'll hear from tebow as he tries to win a quarterback job with the eagles. and we'll hear about what is bothering the former eagles running back. that and more when we come back. sfx: music throughout ♪♪ sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing ♪♪ sfx: crowd chanting sfx: crowd cheering music stops sc johnson a family company. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. this billboard in ohio sparking a major controversy showing the radio show host mimicking caitlyn jenner's vanity fair cover and the billboard reads transition to star 105 lgbt activists call it hurtful and that this is a spoof and caitlyn jenner is a hero. today a big day for eagles and eagles fans, today was the first open practice for the team. ducis rogers is here with the latest. >> the crowd was significant and the fans got a good look at the quarterbacks that is the central theme this season with the birds. jeff skversky is live at the linc covering the eagles for us. >> ducis barring a change sam bradford will play out his final year of his contract and he is owed $13 million, they are talking extension and not talking extension and i asked coach chip kelly and he said he does not want to talk about it and believe what you want to believe. here is eagles quarterback sam bradford and chip kelly says that bradford and sanchez will be in a quarterback competition believe him all you want actions speak louder than words bradford gets most of the starts and sanchez working primarily with the second stringers. tebow is out for several years working on his mechanics that is the big knock on tebow the lowest completion in the nfl over the last decade but he appears to be sharp out here. >> i feel like i'm getting better every day just understanding the offense more where you can play a little bit faster and you know being able to continue to work this summer. >> it seems like he has skim on the ball when he was in the spring time, we'll see how that comes out. especially those guys wearing red jerseys you won't know until you get them into a game. >> lots of alumni here for the practice, including former running back, brian westbrook and he has quite the honor he will be inducted into the eagles fall of fame during their monday night game against the new york jintss, he was a giant killer and had an amazing career but says losing the super bowl still eats away at him. >> that was a game we should have won and had in our hands too many turnovers hurt us. the losing never goes away and never stops eating at you, when you say you are a super bowl champion you can never take that way. playing in the game is special but winning is the ultimate prize and we were not able to do it. >> eagles wear number 60 decals on the back of their helmets this season. >> all right jeff. across the way jimmy rollins walked back into citizens bank park for the first time since he was traded. there are a lot of hellos and catching up to get to rollins spent several years with the fills before going to l.a. >> it's a nice looking stadium, it's going to be a fun night. >> i know that things are planned because no one can keep a secrete here and i'm looking forward to it here and playing some baseball we'll hear more from j. roll and jeff skversky and the birds at 6:00. >> thanks ducis. from one superstar on the diamond to normal, philadelphia's own mo'ne davis is hosting a birthday and inviting her fans to take part in a special contest. please submit a 300 word essay describing how my journey inspired you into creating your own journey, the top six entries will live it up vip with me. if you want to submit the essay go to our website 6abc.com and there we will put all the information on where to mail off your essay you have to be between the ages of 12 to 16. >> oh. >> i know rick. >> he started writing his essay already. maybe she will send you some pictures. >> thank you sharrie. more "action news" coming your way when we come back. meteorologist,age adam joseph is here now. >> thunderstorms could pop in areas but most of us are dry tonight. that is the good news, as we look at double scan live radar it's quiet across our entire viewing area and one downpour is trying to pop south of cape may and a few clusters near washington and baltimore we'll watch those as they move from the west to the east. in the men time it's another hot day in philadelphia 93 degrees is the official high marking eight days in a row of 90 or above. in this eight day heat wave, four of those days we hit 90 degrees, your normal is 69 and 87 degrees. as we look at the numbers not much of a sea breeze at the shore upper 80s now and at 90 or above most of the day on the sand from avalon to beach haven and the same for the beaches in delaware, 90 wilmington and 90 in millville, better north and west of the lehigh valley upper r this afternoon. can you see a void in activity in the mid-atlantic but in the last few hours some showers and thunderstorms popping between washington and richmond we'll watch those as they drift to the east throughout the evening and early overnight hours most of us, philadelphia, trenton and wilmington all points north and west warm and comfy tonight and developing for our southern areas, 60 to 70 degrees, the humidity is really going to drop, the dew points are in the 40s and 50s, that is pleasant air for the summer season we are back into the 60s and turning more humid into friday and the upcoming weekend, high pressure is in control and northwesterly wind. and close to 90 shy of the area breaking the heat wave, on thursday sun in the morning and clouds in the afternoon to bring rain by night fall with a temperature of 82 degrees, down the shore tomorrow upper 80s, again that land breeze with the ocean a little cool, at 65 degrees, and warmer waters outside of the beaches, down there your temperature 87 tomorrow and also with a land breeze. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast very warm tomorrow and sunny and winds from the northwest at 89 increasing clouds of 82 and the low to the south the question is how far north do we get and how much rain on friday at 75 degrees the system looks to be out of here for the weekend clouds are breaking and 79 on saturday, and pleasant here on saturday 83 degrees and we are close to normal monand tuesday and monday is dry and showers and thunderstorms coming back on tuesday. we'll watch the scattered storms developing in delaware this evening. >> thank you so much. more "action news" when we come right back. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on 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philadelphia. now for meteorologist, adam joseph monica malpass, enthe entire "action news" team i'm rick williams. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. it is tuesday night and it's big story on "action news" tonight is the aftermath of a smokey wreck on the pennsylvania turnpike. what a mess. chopper 6 hd is live over the scene in southhampton bucks county eastbound lanes remain closed between willow grove interchange and route 1, state police say that a tractor trailer hauling cardboard and a lot of it caught fire after colliding with a car at 11:30 this morning, both drivers suffered minor injuries cleaning up that cardboard has been quite a task. fires continue to spark as crews try to clear the charred trailer and charred cardboard they had to take it out of the cab and then douse it with water eastbound traffic is diverted at the willow grove exit, stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for updates on this story. including traffic conditions. now to a trio of hit and run accidents all still unsolved in the city of philadelphia these are the three victims, ages 5, 8 and 22. the 8-year-old is nazimbrown, he was run over when water from a fire hydrant knocked him off the street and into the path of a car. david henry is live. >> they are all three at

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