square. 62 in dover delaware. comfortable temperatures, feels good right now. we have clear skies satellite and radar showing us we have clouds streaming in from the northwest we ll get more in the afternoon staying dry the humidity is up a notch partly sunny skies and nice, 84 degrees for the high comfortably warm, you about it changes this weekend, details coming up. reporter: we ll hold on to the day. nice is how we would describe the traffic. no issues in king of prussia much cleaner start than yesterday morning when we had an overturned trash truck on the ramp. eastbound construction on the schuylkill expressway past 202 has cleared out all lanes reopened heading toward the blue route. eastbound on turnpike, there s a crash past the valley forge interchange, it s off to the side. everything is open. the right lane is not open on our good buddy ben ben franklin bridge, that s the case around the clock during the summer. often times volumes is lighter in the volume is
they walk around okay but at night that s when to me when it causes problems and they re walking around like they re in the park and we know not to do that here because i ve been here for 35 years. reporter: police sources say they may have a person of interest but no arrests yet. they re also gathering video surveillance in the neighborhood that they hope will help identify a suspect. live at police headquarters, david henry, channel6 action news. eva. thanks, david. today we learn the names of all four marines killed in that shooting in tennessee. meanwhile investigators are still trying to figure out what led to the deadly attack. we get the latest from abc stephanie ramos in chattanooga. reporter: today federal investigators are removing items from the home of the man they ve identified as the killinger of four marines in tennessee. that gunman 24-year-old mohammod youssuf abdulazeez an electrical engineer didn t live far from where the shooting rampage occurr
two months. last week the thieves stole several wallets at gateway shopping center. once they get the wallet they go to work charging. a lot of times they ll try to get high end electronics if the cards will go through if they can make those purchases. often they ll just get gift cards and they re easy to sell on the street, repurpose them. i never thought about it. i just feel like this is a safe area and i just never imagined someone is going to do that here. reporter: police say always be aware of your surroundings place your purse between your feet, if possible and never place it on the back of a chair: do you ever hang it on the back of a chair. if i m in a restaurant i do but that s an indoor restaurant. reporter: how do you keep an eye on it if it s behind you. i don t. they say that s one of the number one waze to get your wallet. yeah, i would believe that, yes. reporter: and police also recommend on the back of your credit cards do not sign your na
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a heat warning in effect for philadelphia and surrounding areas. lets get to meteorologist melissa magee live with the action news big board with what we can expect, medical list. walter, it was warm across the delaware and lehigh valleys. tomorrow will get hotter with building heat and humidity. so we have a heat advisory for orange shaded counties and we have a excessive heat warning and, and the immediate suburbs, to the north and west, and also to the south and east. by noon time tomorrow we are calling for heat index values ranging from 100 to 105 and and, it will not be changing anytime soon. current heat index values, 86 in the city. eighty-four in wilmington. the current heat index in reading is at 80. sixty-nine in the poconos. here storm tracker six live double scan radar dry quiet but we re tapping in the southeasterly wind flow w that southerly moisture coming through we cannot rule out threat of the pop up shower or thunderstorm. we know there is a complex of