>> heat and humidity will be creating some russ conditions. good morning, everyone. >> justin drabick out on the cbs-3 skydeck. i'm thinking you may be toasty already in that jacket, justin. >> good call there. you can feel the humidity out here. will just get worse through the morning, into the afternoon. so, typical july weather stuff. hot, humid temperatures in the 90s, more shower and storm chances, good place to be, is at the shore, we'll take to you live look at margate right now, our neighborhood network. and not whole lot of surround for deal with this morning, so pretty good conditions if you plan on entering the water,

but be sure lifeguards are on duty. temperatures in the seven 70s this morning, high temperature around 80 degrees. watching the tropics, storm scan3, developing, tropical depression, across the bahamas. it could impact the fourth of july weekend, we will talk about that coming up in the full forecast. but, right now, it is mild, few clouds around, temperatures in the low 70s, still some upper 60s in the lehigh valley at this hour, six, also in quake end err town, 69 in mt. holly, new jersey and in doylestown. south winds, out around five to 10 miles per hour right now, southerly breeze will bring in the heat and humidity, so, the headlines, hot, humid conditions, we keep an eye on this tropical depression, and of course, to talk about that fourth of july forecast, as there is potential for some wet weather, but today, though, heating up through the afternoon, noontime temperatures of around 84 degrees, will be in the upper 80s of around 3:00, and around the region we go, high of around nine for philadelphia, some relief down at the shore, low 80s, even in the poconos, pretty nice there at 83 degrees.

so we will talk about how long the heat and humidity lasts in the full forecast in just few more minutes. first we go over to bob for a check on the forecast. >> good morning, 6:02 on tuesday morning. shaping up to be nice light rush hour, so far this morning, we go outside, live look as the roads are dry, and looking liver at i95 near philadelphia international, had earlier accident this morning, everything cleared up. open for business. put your trace in the up-right position. let's g no problems on the roads, getting to the airport, in good shape on the tote board at philly international with no delays at the moment. nice cool shot of the skyline as you come into downtown, looking good, no problems at on the schuylkill expressway, 95, looking good as i mentioned, no problems on the blue route, as well. but, in bellmawr, new jersey, kings highway closed right at lincoln avenue, result of downed pole from the overnight, and watch for some debris on the roadway, chemical road near the germantown pike. otherwise, mass transit and the bridges looking good so far. ukee, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. new this morning, police are

trying to solve a shooting in west philly. they found a wounded man here on the 800 block of north 46th street. he tells police someone shot him over at 48th and parish. investigators say they found no evidence at that scene. the man is in critical condition, with a gunshot wound to the stomach area. well, developing right now, a new budget battle is unfolding in pennsylvania, hours after the deadline. now the spending plan for the new fiscal year passed the state house, but not the governor's pen. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein, joins us from the philadelphia school administration building, to explain the potential impact in the classroom. jen? >> reporter: good morning, ukee, the fate philadelphia school district, late last night the state legislature did pass $29.1 billion budget bill, but governor corbett wasn't racing to sign it right afterward. in the meantime, the school reform commission did pass a budget earlier in the day, that included a $93 million place holder, they were hoping state legislature would help fill it.

>> large -- >> the budget bill passed by the republican controlled legislature late last night, includes an increase in dollars for school. does not raise taxes, and fills a large budget gap. whether it helps philadelphia school budget crisis, still remains to be seen. democratic representative brendan boil around on the house floor there wasn't enough for the city schools. >> we cannot leave here without having done something to solve this problem. >> the 2-dollar cigarette tax, vital to philadelphia's school funding woes, was put into a separate budget related bill that will be voted on by the senate today. a house vote would then follow. the 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax would bring in about $80 million for the school district. yesterday, the school reform commission, had to approve a budget that's includes a $93 million hole with hopes other revenue sources like the cigarette tax would fill it for next year. >> there aren't any other place toss cut. this is not a problem you can

solve now, we can't ourselves solve this problem. >> governor coat bet again did not sign that bill last night. he said in a statement it was leading pension reform on the table. keep in mind this is a measure that he has made a priority, and he is up for re-election this coming fall. now, corbett said in a statement, i will continue to work with the legislature toward meaningful pension reform. i am withholding signing the budget passed by the general assembly, while i deliberate its impact on the people of pennsylvania. democrats say this move is holding philadelphia's schools hostage. that's the latest outside of the school district headquarters, jen bernstein, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". jen, thank you. here is a look now at some of the things happening today. trial begins for rivera, accused in the stabbing death of six year old boy. prosecutors say, dominick was trying to stop rivera's attack on his sister when riviera stabbed him to death in 2012. >> the son of jailed abortion doctor, kerr met gosnell,

faces a hearing. alexander, who changed his name from gosnell, faces burglary and other charges. and, starting today, it is illegal to smoke e-cigarettes in philadelphia. offices, restaurants, bars and public parks. that is the same ban already in place for tobacco cigarettes. tragedy, at a philadelphia creek, a teenager going for a swim with his friends doesn't make it out alive. it happened in the talcony creek, fisher lane in juniata park. four teens swim interesting early yesterday evening, we're told 15 year old boy went under this bridge, where the water is up to 10 feet deep. emergency responders found and pulled him out hoping to save his life. >> he was completely unconscious. he was put in the back of a rescue squad, medics worked on him, and they worked on him for a long time, but tragically, he was pronounced dead. >> police also tell us the teenager couldn't swim. although there are signs warning people to stay out, the creek remains a popular

place for the youngsters to cool off. in ocean sit the coast guard called off the search for a teenage here disappeared while swimming with friends sunday night. the 14 year old boy got caught in a rip current sunday night near the ninth street jetty. lifeguards were not on duty when he dis a periods. police have not released his name. we are told he is from philadelphia. police are asking for your help track down a man wanted for theft. we have a look at the surveillance videos here, the man caught on camera breaking into the loss apartments on south street. police say he got away with cash and jewelry, stolen from several amounts. investigators, though, don't have much else to go on, so if you recognize the man in this video, you are asked to call police immediately. the new jersey woman wanted in connection to the cruel and brutal beating after mother is now in custody. latia harris turned herself into police last night in salem. investigators sahara ills is the woman you saw therefore a moment in the cell phone video attack ago woman in front of

her two year old son. she is charged with aggravated assault, and making terroristic threats. chopper three, over workers cleaning up fuel spill in gloucester county, new jersey. authorities were called thereafter report after strong odor coming from spring lake and washington township. they eventually found about 1,000 gallons of fuel had leaked right into the water. there is still no word on exactly where all of that oil came from. the new jersey department of environmental protection is investigating. your time 6:08. the white house is calling on congress to make sure women get birth control coverage and healthcare plans after landmark ruling by the supreme court. the high court ruled that certain for-profit companies cannot be forced to provide contraception coverage to employees in their healthcare plans. the case was brought by the owners of hobby lobby and lancaster based connestoga woods specialties. the affordable care act required them to provide coverage for birth control. the plaintiffs argued that would violate their religious

beliefs. we are truly thankful for decision that allowed us to continue operating our family business according to our principals. decisions about what kind of birth control to use are a woman's decision. sometimes in consultation with her physician. they are certainly not her boss' decision. >> the contraceptive at issue, were the morning after pill and iud's. >> the supreme court has also ruled that public unions cannot be forced to pay deuce for unions representing them. the justices said requiring non-union workers to pay fees violates the first amendment rights of those who don't agree with union positions but still benefit from collective barring ac. >> severe weather tears through the midwest. take a look at the damage whether we come back. >> also, not trackining storms in our area just yet. but we are monitoring some dangerous heat. coming up a little later, doctor jen will join us, talking about the signs of heat stroke, and how to prevent it. >> also, another giant recall from gm. and this morning, we are learning of another recall

from a different auto maker. three is on your side with the information you need to keep your family safe on the roads. when we come back. >> ♪ >> oh, that's when miley was still sweet. sweet little miley cyrus, a lot of parties in the u.s.a. today, as teen usa takes on belgium. game time 4:00 p.m. are you sneaking out of work early today to watch it? maybe watching from a laptop or phone? >> a lot of parties going on, too. >> game is on. >> game on, big screens, small fringes for some of us. >> go usa!

three's on your side this morning with recall from chrysler. the automakers recalling nearly 700,000 mini advance, s i.v.'s, for ignition switch problems. now, it includes some dodge journey suv's, dodge grand caravan's, and chrysler town and country mini advance. they're made from 2007 to 2009. the company says jarring road conditions, like hitting a pothole, may cause a vehicle's key to slip out of position. also, general motors, they're recalling 8 million more of their vehicles, for similar ignition switch issues. that's the latest gm recall involves compacts, mid-size cars for model years 1997 through 2014. the company also announced its compensation plan for the victims of the faulty ignition switches. >> except ear weather swept

through part of iowa. strong lines every storms brought strong winds, heavy rains, tree limbs, snapped in half. and some homes were blown right off their foundations. >> same storm system dumped heavy hail in some areas. take a look at the aftermath here. windows at this home were shattered, and the siding severely damaged. farmers surveying the damages to their comes, after the hail storm in iowa. let's look at our traffic and weather g. here's justin. hey, good morning, ukee, everyone, waking up, already warm, humid outside, and it is july. temperatures back to the 90s, we will be tracking some shower and storm chances in our forecast, low 70s right now, and not too bad, but very muggy. >> will have the oppressive feel, may feel like 100 at times during the day wednesday, thursday, still humid. dry on storm scan3, few clouds, showers, storms, well

to the west, most of them stay to the west, but, because there is so much heat, humidity around, we can't rule out isolated storm today. so, we got the oppressive heat, humidity in place, strong storms currently over the midwest, will press eastward, then in the mix, we also have tropical system developing, that will eventually track up offer the east coast, but still all of those ingredients together will bring some shower chances in here for the second half of the upcoming week. charges for isolated storm today, hot, humid, high near 90. tonight muggy, shower, storm, low 73 degrees. here's the extended forecast, even hotter tomorrow, better chance for afternoon showers, storms, more storms thursday, upper 80s, even independence day chance for some showers, specially the first half of the day. then drying out for the upcoming weekends. now, we will get a check on the roads with bob. >> 6:15, good morning, hello west chester, live look at route 202, high street here, the exit for west chester university, the off to your left there, folks headed north on 202, heading up in toward 322, up toward the king every prussia interchange, eventually, roads dry, no problems at all, here, looking

good along the blue route. 476, little volume starting to pop here the beginning every a rush hour, right in the area of route one. this is where we always get the bottleneck in both directions rolling through delaware county, otherwise 95 out of the northeast, looking good, wood half, bamm, 15 minutes, eastbound on the schuylkill so far so good. fourteen minutes into center city. but throughout the day watch for this closure every conshohocken state road. it will be closed between manayunk and rock hill road until about 3:00 this afternoon, so during the morning, and midday, lancaster avenue would be your best bet. there is also a closure that fifth street tunnel that's a little short cut that goes underneath the ben franklin between arch and vine use third street as the alternate. mass transit no reported delays. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, a look at today's headlines on cbs-3. philadelphia wait to go see how much funding they will get from the pen penn state budget. trouble is pennsylvania governor tom corbett refuses to sign the state budget without a pension overhaul. >> also, beginning today, e-cigarettes are banned in philadelphia offices, parks, and restaurants. that's the same ban as on

tobacco products. fifteen year old boy drowned in the talcony creek while swimming with friends yesterday. police say the boy went under in water more than 10 feet deep. swimming in that creek is not allowed. we'll be right back.

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>> josey injured hamstring in the first game of the tournament, no words on how much he will play, though, belgium is tough opponent, they're three and zero in the world cup. while the usa has a win, a lost, and a tie. win, and the us advance z, lose, team usa is eliminated. much more on the world cup coming up at 6:30. well, the flyers and sixers brass checking out the free agent market, starting today. hockey teams can sign their players today. but in the nba only negotiations take place right now. they have to wait until next week, to sign any players. well, phillies take on the marlins in miami today. the phils lost four games in a row, and stand a season low, ten games under 500. meanwhile, the phils will take part in a met al detector pilot program, beginning july 21st, at citizens bank park. just heads up for you, by next year, everyone entering the stadium must be screened. reports say eagles offensive lineman lane johnson tested positive for performance enhancing drugs

>> history may be made at the university of pennsylvania. m grace calhoun is taking over aspen pennsylvania's athletic director, the first female at athletic direct nor big five history. calhoun replaces, who spent the last 20 years as the quakers ad. congratulations, welcome to the area. >> the bite seen around the world, right? >> you got that right. you may remember when louise suarez bit another player during the your guy italy cup game. well, now it is lead to go unprecedented legal document. >> oh, can't wait to hear about this. >> also, your smart phone is one of the dirtiest things you touch each day, put it right on your face, too, but all of those germs could tell scientists a lot about your health. details on that coming up next, in the health watch. we'll be right back.

>> good morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone, good place to be today is the pool or even down at the shore, the heat, humidity, on the rise this afternoon. check out the shore forecast, partly sunny, high of 28 degrees, ocean has cooled down little bit. at 68 degrees, a loft sun, be sure to wear the sun block. inland temperatures today up around 90 degrees, isolated thunderstorm, possible, late in the day, into the early evening hours. otherwise, partly cloudy, low tonight 73 degrees, and your fourth of july forecast, you do have the threat for some showers, especially at the shore, hide mid 80s, extended forecast even hotter tomorrow, low 90's, better chance for showers and storms. now here is a check on the roads with bob. >> good morning, 6:24, on this tuesday morning, live look at we say good morning to northeast philadelphia. torresdale and cottman avenue, septa bus depo off to the

right, saint hubert's high school behind me. give you locate or as the bus pulls up here, the 56, pulling into the depo. no problems there. construction, rap ups to and from rancocas woods delran closed until about 7:00. midday work coming to i-95, as you head southbound, after the morning rush hour, they're going to take out extra lane near center city. ukee, back over to you. >> on the health watch this morning, new guidelines women should know about. >> the american college of physicians is recommending against pelvic exams for most women. they say the exam rarely detect important diseases, and is often associated with discomfort, false positive, negative results, and extra cost. however, some gynecologists don't agree. they say they'll still perform them, despite this new recommendation. >> for the vast majority of women, that i have seen, they don't express any, you know, issue, large issue, with having the exam performed.

and really, very many of them actually feel very greatful to have an assessment of the uterus and ovaries done. >> now, this guideline applies to women who are not pregnant, those at average risk for cancer, and for women who do not show any symptoms. well, casino of hard to believe, but all every those germs we lever behind on our cell phone screen could be an useful tool >> they say it is like a blueprint. 82% of the bacteria typically found on our hands are also found on our smart phones, which is logical. >> makes sense. when is the last time you actually cleaned off your phone with like some kind of anti-bacteria? can you even do that. >> i do it every two hours. >> okay, ukee. i sit here with you for four and a half hours, haven't seen you do it once. >> true that. >> coming up next half hour, budget battle developing in

harrisburg, find out why the governor's refuse to go sign the budget passed by lawmakers late last night. plus: >> we're really hungry. we're not satisfied with just getting on the group stage. >> team usa takes on belgium today and they must win to stay in the world cup tournament. we're getting you pump up this morning, more on the other side. >> bob and justin return, they've got your traffic and weather together on 39's, it will be hot, it will be humid. we'll be right back.

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good morning, in the news, pennsylvania budget battle goes past the deadline. will not sign the budget for the new fiscal year which starts today. $29 billion spending plan passed the senate late last night, it has no new taxes, but governor corbett wants law makers to work on pension reform. >> budget sets aside to pay the state's share of pension obligations for state and school employees. now, the stale mail in harrisburg could impact the school budget, in philadelphia. last night school reform commission approved two and a half billion dollars spending plan, includes $93 million place holler. now, during yesterday ' debate in harrisburg, state senator vincent hughes pushed big time for more funding, for philadelphia schools.

>> in fact, in the largest school district of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, weaver to beg this administration, beg the governor, to allow us to tax our own citizens morning since they can't come to the governor for help. >> philadelphia school superintendent doctor bill hite says if it does not get the money the district might have to layoff hundreds every teachers. >> who is ready to rock? us versus bull gem this after innocent in the world cup and loser goes home. huge watch parties are schedule for stadiums in chicago and miami and many of course right here, in philadelphia. here's more on what could be a match for the ages. confident win against belgium isn't too far out of reach. i think we have good plan to go into the game to play them. >> not satisfied with just getting to the round of 16 that we want to do more. >> stars and stripes trying to advance to the world cup

quarterfinals. >> i want to wish the us team a lot of luck, in the game. >> us, josie, will be available to play today, after strange his hamstring last month. but, the belgium team could come to battle without their injured captain. >> we play to the best of our ability, we can get the right results. >> reporter: americans will be cheering on their team in chicago, thousands of soccer fans are expected to set up soldier field. >> big game. a loft steaks. and i think everybody recognizes, that so we sure have a big crowd. >> usa needs to win today or will get knocked out and have to head home. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> oh, so much cheers today. >> big time. here we go. >> soccer player from uruguay, who bit another player during a world cup match, now says he's sore. >> i but that hasn't stopped barcelona from making a contract offer to louise suarez with an unprecedented no bite clause.

fc barcelona officials are negotiating deal with liverpool, to bring suarez to their team for around $140 million. however, they will insist on a no bite clause. suarez has history of biting players during games, and has earned the nickname the can balance. his apology to his latest victim, italian player, yesterday suarez tweeted: i deeply regret what occurred. i vow to the public that there never again be another incident like this. the bite got suarez banned from soccer for four months. you think no biting goes without saying? >> just ludacrous. >> 6:33. >> thanks, mike. >> here's jd. >> all right, good morning, guys, hot, humid today, july 1st, typical weather for july. best place to be at the pool or maybe hanging out at the beach. if you can, but let's see what happens happening down cape may, time lapse loop of cape may courthouse, this is middle

township high school. 70 degrees right now, nice sunrise this morning, there are some high and mid level clouds, but we're still dry here, looking pretty good on storm scan3, and just few clouds rolling through our region, so dry start to the morning, no problems as far as any wet weather, for your morning ride. afternoon, there could be isolated shower or thunderstorm, it is mild, low 70s, over most locations, still upper 60s in cooler suburbs, 68 degrees in quakertown, 69 in mt. holly, new jersey, so here is the set up. hot, humid conditions for the next few days, watching a tropical depression, off the southeast coast, that could impact the fourth of july forecast, we'll talk about that in just a few more minutes, but today, the humidity increases by lunchtime, mid 80s for the temperatures, with partly sunny skies, it will be humid, late afternoon, highs upper 80s to around 90 degrees for philadelphia, and some relief at the shore, low 80s in the sunshine, the poconos, chance for shower on storm, highs again low eight's, your seven day forecast coming up in just a few minutes, now here's bob. >> good morning, everybody,

6:34 on tuesday morning, off to pretty good start. but i think we'll see unusual traffic patterns, both this week and next week, as we have the holiday there, on friday. let's go outside, already a delay here, though, west on the schuylkill, between city line avenue and belmont avenue. that is typical crunch point here, as we go from three lansdowne to two, out at bellmawr. actually out in belmont. then live look here, 422, right near valley forge starting to see some volume poppas you head in toward king of prussia at least the roads are dry. going to be another hot one this morning, ac cranking on the way to work in bellmawr, new jersey, kings highway eastbound lane block, overnight accident with downed pole and wires. and throughout the day, expect delays along conshohocken state road. that stretch will be closed from manayunk to rock hill here in bala cynwyd until 3:00. all traffic using lancaster as the alternate. south on 95 out of the northeast, delays pretty much the betsy ross bridge in through the construction zone. where this week, they're going to be placing some new

concrete barriers, in both directions, between allegheny, and girard avenue. mass transit looking good. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you. well, happening today, higher penalties for those who get caught texting or talking while driving in the state of new jersey. the cost of a first offense, will jump to $200, the second offense will cost you $400. now, if you were caught third time you will not only fork over $600, but face having your license suspended for 90 days. drivers may use hands free devices but it is discouraged. >> 6:36. you can't do anything about the broader economy, but hey, six months into the new year, old year by now, but the perfect time to revisit your financial issues over which you actually do have some control. >> for more, we're joined by cbs news business analyst jill schlessenger, up in new york for us, jim, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> first things first. how did the economy do in the first half of the year, and what should we expect for the rest of the year? >> well, who new that that

polar vortex would freeze up all of my beautiful 2014 economic predictions? the first quarter was pretty rotten. we saw contraction of an annualized pace of 2.9%, you know the first quarter was the worse quarterly shelling since the recession. pretty bad. now, the good news is we're in a pretty good rebound here in the second quarter, specking about three and a half percent growth. economists say growth will basically get to 3 percent annualized by the end of the year, but of course, because of the really bad first quarter, that means the full year is going to be about two and a quarter percent. that matches the very slow pace of the past four years. >> talking stocks for a moment, the stock market had good june. so at this point, people wondering should we buy, should we sell, stay put, what do you think? >> how about neither? >> okay. >> mid-year, yes, the s&p's up 6% this year, perfect time to re balance your account. remember, you want your allocation to remain at your

desired level. while you are at it, while looking at everything, don't forget to free up some cash for near term expenses, maybe tuition, maybe you have got a big car purchase coming up. if you work with an advisor or broker, this is also a great time to schedule an appointment to review your progress. >> hey, jill, before you roll, any tips for homeowners? >> you know, we are in the midst of hurricane season, gang. so before a vento curse, we want to make sure your coverage is adequate. so, three biggest mistakes, that people make with their homeowners or renters policies, number one, they under insure. number two, they shop for price only, and don't properly compare features, and finally, people just don't read the policy details before a lost occurs. for more on half time for the economy, you can go to jill on money. com. go usa. >> you'll be watching at 4:00 o'clock, too, jill? >> absolutely. >> thanks, jill. coming up this morning,

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except ear wet their rolled through the midwest is being blamed for at least one death. >> hurricane force winds, in iowa, flattens a building trapping and killing a man inside in that rubble. another worker managed to escape. the area was also soaked with 8 inches of rain. >> well, who says lightning doesn't strike the same place twice? check out thing in chicago.

>> cast end hundreds, every flights. >> oh, look out. >> oh, my gosh. rolled right over that guy. >> yes, how about this video from cedar rapids, iowa, severe thunderstorm blew through the area, 08-mile per hour winds blew the tarp all over that baseball field, several injuries were reported to the grounds crew, and members of the team's front offers who tried to help put that tarp back on the feel, the injuries included few concussions, and one separated shoulder >> temperatures low 70s, not too bad yet. on our way up to 90 degrees, humidity increases over the next 24 hours or so. good news though for the allergy sufferers, pollen report, stays on the load sigh for the next several days, and even wednesday, thursday, good shot of some rain, so that helps cleanse the atmosphere out little bit. so keep it on the load side. storm scan3, nice and quiet over the region, just few

clouds rolling on through, so, we are seeing some sunshine this morning, showers, storms, mainly to the west tropical depression one, 35 miles per hour, expected to form, a tropical storm, arthur, possibly later today, and it tracks offer the east coast, that's the good news, but still could be close enough to bring us some rain, especially late in the week, that come pact fourth every july. hot, humid today, though, isolated storms, possible, motion areas stay dry, cloudy, low of 73, really tomorrow after, thursday, best shot for showers, storms, may feel like more like 100 degrees, when you factor in the humidity, and then we start to clear things out as we head toward the weekend, now don't forget get your weather forecast on the got wcbs weather app. download it and coming soon to android. now, here's bob with traffic. >> good morning, 6:44, live look at the girard point double decker bridge.

>> south down toward philadelphia international airport, looks like off to the shoulder here, but i think partially hug that right lane. so just be aware that far if you are headed south to the airport this morning, morning, to downingtown, live look at the 30 bypass starting to see volume pop headed eastbound in toward king of prussia and an accident down the shore, the garden state parkway, southbound, on the parkway, right near the atlantic city service area, all the lanes are blocked, or at the moment, again, for the parkway gang coming southbound, route nine, or using pitney road. accident on the roosevelt boulevard northbound, right at oxford circle, right there by saint marinol tours parish. looking good, no delays. >> looking at today's headlines, 15 year old boy drowned in the talcony creek in juniata last night. police say the boy could not swim, and went under near a bridge, where the water is about 10 feet deep.

>> cold cup plane team usa place belgium 4:00 this afternoon beginning with this rounds, you win, you're in, you lose, your go home. >> a lot of people getting in the spirit. >> this restaurant proves all american by simply tweeting we don't believe in belgium waffles. >> hey, hey. >> in fact, there are never on the menu there, fun fact about the waffle house. had to find another game day meal. team usa can taste victory later on today. >> let's do it >> tips, and coping with the rising temperatures, good morning, dock. >> great to see you. >> let's start with a basic

sign. what do you look for? >> absolutely. let's talk about how important it is first if you don't mind, the cdc reports that between 1979 and 2003, over 8,000 heat related illness also actually, excuse me, 8,000 heat related deaths occurred in in the u.s., which is huge. when we talk about heat related illness, really talking about heat exhaustion, heat stroke. heat stroke is the move severe form. we talk about heat stroke, really talking about few things that tends to happen. the body can't regulate its body temperature. the body temperature can rise, even above 103 degrees. the skin can become very hot, red, dry, even moist, there can be rapid or strong pulls, and one of the hallmark symptoms specially with heat stroke that identifies it, or defines it, is possible change in mental status, that means, a person could be unconscious, could be confused, could be dizzy, that's one of the things that certainly makes an emergency.

>> heat exhaustion, lesser form of heat related illness, but talking about the heat stroke, change in mental stat us, hot skin, that's an emergency, you got to call 911, immediately. but, you also want to get the person into a cool environment. get them into shade, air-conditioning, you can also use cool rags to cool down the skin, very important, but avoid giving the person liquids to drink, because once again, if they're not thinking right, if not penetrating or unconscious, having them drink fluids can be very dangerous actually. >> so avoid the water. i always heard at one point drink even if you are not thirsty. >> let let's be clear. heat stroke is when someone may be out of it, unconscious yours don't want to give somebody water they're unconscious, but his general talking about general prevention tips, stale cooing, one thing we will definitely talk b you should drink water absolutely. be very clear, in heat stroke that could be dangerous because the person may not be thinking. >> if our ' outside, outdoor

worker, working outside, what do you do to prevent these problems? >> one of the first things to do, air-conditioning is our friends, when temperatures are this high. remember, that fans in the house don't work as well as air-conditioning. actually fans can just serve to push around hot air. so air-conditioning key. making sure that we are drinking lots of fluids to prevent dehydration. now, one thing i should say, if you are a patient have, heart, lung, kidney problems and you know you should be restricting your fluids or not sure, call your doctor first, very important. wear loose, light fitted clothing. pace yourself. if you have got ton outside only be out in the early morning or in the evening. and avoid alcoholic or sugary beverages, very important. >> good heads up. >> all right, thank you. appreciate t. right now, 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> gale kings joining us from new york with your preview. gale, good morning. >> i'm wearing red, white and blue today. >> you go girl. or g for team usaka, ahead it

y.aine, in brazil, where tersayo take on belgium. we'll talk with former us world cup player also played in belgium, he said these guys are good. plus new recommendation to drop routine health screening for millions of women. ask a leading gynecologist about th cost benefits and potential riskment and he went from convicted criminal to a hollywood star. mark wahlberg tells his transformation, and why he will never let his daughters date. the news is back in the morning. >> i know, erika, good luck with that. >> you can date when you're 40? >> and interview with spike, very, very good. >> i liked it, too. >> now they're calling that move a classic. they are calling that move a classic for spike lee. >> do the right thing. >> how about it? >> thanks, gale. talk to you a little later.

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>> waking to up warm start to the day, humidity around this afternoon, good place to be at the shore, delaware beaches, air temperature, 82, ocean water has cool down little bit, upper 60s, because every stronger south winds, and that starts to bring up some colder water from the south. we check out worlds cup forecast, usa game today, 78 degrees, game time looking like pretty good soccer weather mixture every sunday, clouds, not humid, either. back home though, hot, humid, here my 90 degrees. better tomorrow better chance for showers and storms. now here is bob with a check on the traffic. >> 6:55, accident here on the camera, westbound on the schuylkill expressway, just west of belmont avenue. right by the penndot salt shed here. off to the shoulder, not attracting too much attention, an accident, though, watching us, down the shore, has the

garden state parkway blocked, southbound, all lanes closed, right near the atlantic city service area. so locally, you can use pitney road or hang with route nine to get yourself down to atlantic city, crash north on the roosevelt boulevard right at oxford circle. mass transit running with no delays. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, certain. the latest viral video will knock your socks off. >> man putting on his pants like no one ever has before. at least we don't think so. >> check it out! >> ever wonder how this started? maybe trying to do it hands free and then thought hey, maybe music. >> get the remora rolling. >> and one part starts wiggling into them. almost there. almost there. and we're in. are we in? >> big finish!

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♪ good morning. it is tuesday, july 1st, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." ferocious thunderstorms slammed the midwest. high and low, the rain, the wind and the new threat for what could be the first tropical storm of the season. israel launches dozens of air strikes overnight as the country grieves three missing teens dead. and it's win or go home for team usa. but we'll begin with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> this weather is pushing ahead like a bulldozer. the problem is the bulldozer is going 60 to 70 miles per