car one by one. one of those children was as young as six months old, baby bottle seen left behind. >> she don't even know that is in the vehicle trying to get these babies out. >> reporter: eyewitnesses say woman left the children alone was shopping and police say she left the the kids in the car running with the ac for at least 30 minutes. >> honor off don't matter, hot cold or nothing, sorry, it is just ridiculous. >> they are too little, you cannot leave them for two seconds. >> reporter: children were taken to st. christopher's hospital for evaluation, they are seen here walking inside on their own. police are questioning a woman they say, runs a day care on sylvester street in northeast philadelphia according to state record day care has a valid certificate that runs through the end of the year, owner karen thompson is allowed to care for up to six children at a time. neighbors say woman has watched her own children in the past but they would still trust her in the future. >> that is very unlike her, she has a really nice, demeanor, she always has the

kid with her. >> reporter: as for what happens to the day care providers, license and certificate, that will remain unclear. police have not yet identify the woman they brought here for questioning, however they say charges are pending. reporting live outside special victim unit, jane carabao for cbs-3 eyewitness nice. today's incident is a reminder when summer temperatures rise so does the danger. coming up health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with how quickly your vehicle can heat up and turn deadly this hot weather will get worse. heat advisory has been issued for tomorrow. today children were cooling off at upon and fountain in philadelphia's sister cities park. "eyewitness news" there as they splashed through some jets of water and boy, i bet that felt g meteorologist kate bilo is live outside on the sigh deck where kate, the heat is on. >> heat is on and it will get worse. heat advisory has already been issued from noon until 8:00 tomorrow. that means dangerous heat, heat index values as high as

105 degrees in spots, probably the worst combination of heat and humidity, we have felt this year. lets look at what is happening right now, storm scan three, which is showing a line of thunderstorms, zooming out over central pennsylvania. these are moving in our direction, later this evening, they could get to the western suburbs, they will lose a little bit of energy there once the sun goes down but we will watch for a thunderstorm later this evening. we have tropical storm arthur first name storm of the season. that will indirectly impact our weather by end of the week. first lets talk about the heat. heat advisory for philadelphia, philadelphia and earned ising suburbs. here's what it means. temperatures in the mid 90's, heat index around 100 degrees, higher in spots, and plenty of water, void strenuous outdoor activity. stay out of the sun, cool off if you can and, check on everyone who may need assistance. the as we are reminded never leave kids, and, terrible situation there. we will go back inside to you,. >> all right kate, thanks very

much. we will and know the boy of the drowned in tacony crook, ruben polanco went under water swimming with friends, just behind the juniata golf club last night. balloons mark the spot where his body was found. the 24 hours, after ruben's death those swimmers were easy to spot from chopper three today. officials, say it the is so important that you heed posted warnings, to keep out of the water. >> children go in there, very little supervision, they hit a hole and they are done. keep your children safe, keep them out of these waterways, keep them out of the creeks, keep them out of any water that you don't know. >> problem is not unique to the tacony creek. chopper three found people ignoring those swimming signs penny pack park in the northeast. developing right now, philadelphia police are investigating a woman's body found in the deep freezer. our pat ciarrocchi is live at

the scene in feltonville with the very latest, pat. >> jessica, we are showing you live pictures now of the crime scene, unit that is loading the freezer, with the woman's body, inside of a flatbed truck that will go on for examination. this is a woman who ended her days in the basement, of her home, in this deep freezer. the circumstances surrounded are now under investigation. yellow police tape blocks off 4500 block have of northerly street, neighbors spent hours, staring in the the door of the home, not remembering how long it has been, since they saw the eight three-year old woman or the son who lived with her. but vanessa festivala say they all had concerns. >> there was a lot of noises coming from the house, lot of the neighbors right attached to that house, they would here banging and screaming of the women. >> reporter: last night circumstances change. >> my daughter, lives over there but she moved.

>> reporter: kia ramos says her daughter called her after speaking with her estrange husband. festivali translated. >> they said her daughter cynthia received a phone call from william saying he did a big mistake, he did something really bad and daughter questioned him and said what did you do? he said my the mother fell. she died instantly. i put her in the freezer in the basement. >> reporter: police investigators confirmed that adding that they believe that the body had been in the freezer since january. it is intact without odor. now police want to question the son. he always had the windows and doors closed. you could in the see in there. >> reporter: you're looking live at crime scene investigators who are just lowering the door on the back of this truck. that is where, the the the white freezer with the woman's body inside just came out of the basement of this home on northerly street. neighbors say they knew her, they knew húr well but they had not seen her in such a long time. police are now looking for her

son. reporting live from feltonville, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right pat, thanks very much. delaware mother is missing tonight, and her family fears the worst, in fact, a neighbor told police he saw the woman being carried out of her home on freedom trail in new castle. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at police headquarters with the latest, steve. >> reporter: chris, it was little more than an hour ago that this went from a simple missing persons case to a gold level alert here in the state of delaware, but ever since we have been tracking it since the morning hours police have have have called this case, suspicious, that is because as you mentioned that there was testimony from a eyewitness who suspects he saw an object deduction of occur right before his eyes. he said it as our cameras were rolling today. >> she would never, never leave her kids. >> reporter: gone for nearly 40 hours a family's initial worry is turning to panic. >> if anybody has seen anything, say something.

>> reporter: police say something was said, and it is not, what the family wanted to hear. >> someone saw her being taken out of her residents, with force. >> reporter: police say based on an eyewitness report three three-year old woman was taken from her new castle home on freedom trail. the eyewitness us neighbor joe robinson who filled in the blanks with haunting detail, starting with the scream. >> it was loud enough for it to wake us up. >> reporter: when robinson got to the window he saw trader who appeared limp, unconscious, being thrown into her silver acura like the one pictured here before driving off. >> he was driving, it was like she wasn't moving or anything. >> reporter: robinson says the man was shrouded in a black hoodie wearing tan shorts. trader at 5 feet six, brown hair, brown eyes was living with the three children and cousin william who says they were relaxing just a few hours earlier before she gave him a ride to work.

>> this is not like her, she's always home with her kids. she's known by everybody. for her to be even going, this long it is insane. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with police, in word yet, no tips or leads but they say description, therefore, have to follow at this point is that of the car, a silver acura a 2,000 in make and model with lightly tinted windows. police hope that brings a mother home to her three children. reporting live from new castle county police headquarters, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. gas leak in a germantown neighborhood is now under control, a contractor, working in the 200 block of west horter street apparently damaged a gas line this morning. as a precaution a house nearby was evacuated but two people who have lived here of have since returned home. pennsylvania governor, tom corbett says he will in the

sign newly passed state budget because it does not include pension reform, that budget does in the include a $2 per pack sales tax on cigarettes, to help fund philadelphia schools. republicans who controlled the legislature said they would support that tax if democrats would support pension reform. governor corbett has ten days to sign or veto the bill or it becomes law, without his signature. still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, vowing that hamas will pay, israel steps up air strikes on gaza after three missing teenage boys are found murdered in the west bank. then you do not want to miss this a trucker, turns the the tables on an officer during a traffic stop and it is all caught on camera. and how long could you go without that smart phone? you are like many americans it is not long, three on your side jim donovan tells us why a surprising number of people, believe their phonies more important then, personal hygiene. we will be right back.

we will follow-up on our top story about those children being left alone in a car today, it is a reminder when summer temperature climb leaving children in the carries never a good idea. >> health reporter stephanie stahl explains how quickly your vehicle can heat up and turn deadly. >> it may be shocking but, experts the say it is more common then you think children left in cars and soaring summer temperatures can make it even more dangerous. >> children have been shown to succumb to heat stroke, and, temperatures as low as 65 to 70 degrees. >> mild day. >> so therefore, no time is a safe time. >> there have been 619 heat

stroke death between 1998 and 2013 according to one study. it says that 18 rc left, on purpose, 29 percent were playing in an unattended car, and more than half were forgotten, by their care giver. >> they are an average, 38 per year, children die in the hot car. it is 38 children too many. it is too much tragedy for these families. >> reporter: study from the journal of the american academy of pediatrics show, even on a cool 73-degree day, the temperature go up an average of 3 degrees, every five minutes inside a reek will. faster in the first 30 minutes as it quickly shoots above 100 degrees. research shows cracking a window does not help much. the temperature can still rise. now, even wal-mart is trying to raise awareness about the the issues shoppers are greeted with stickers at the the door, reminding parents and caregivers not to leave children unattended in vehicles. never, under any

circumstances. >> yeah, cannot drive that home enough. >> never. >> kathy, thanks. good evening, everyone, lets talk about how the drive home is looking right now heading out of work. lets look at the schuylkill first, if you are traveling on 76, we have a disable vehicle on the shoulder commuting in that eastbound direction. it is approaching area of the vine street expressway, literally three guys got out and pushed that bugger out of the way. we will have residual delays on the eastbound side of the schuylkill approaching the vine but that disabled vehicle has been cleared. lets talk about the the roosevelt boulevard area, because if you are traveling on 76 around the roosevelt boulevard we are jammed, because take a look the northbound side is late from the schuylkill through to broad street. we are used to seeing that at this time but lets look at speed sensors. is 30 your average on the schuylkill, we will drop down in the teens once we get on the boulevard there, 23 on i-95, traveling on the the blue route, 476, 31 miles an hour. watch out for some volume on

the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike between valley forge and out toward willow grove. traveling in new jersey southbound we have an accident on the turnpike right at jamesberg that is compromising a lane and this water main break here closing chestnut at 38th, is supposed to be out there until friday. make sure you keep in mind that market street is your best alternate, jessica. >> thanks so much, vittoria. still to come celebrity men and their melt downs from shya labeouf, chris brown, we will get inside scoop of their real life drama from the insider's kevin frazier. who says lightening doesn't strike twice in the same place, we will show you incredible video when "eyewitness news" continues.

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lightening repeatedly striking the lewis to you inner chicago. this storm broad rain, 07 miles an hour wind, and left 300,000 people in the dark. >> oh, my gosh, rolling right over there. >> that video coming from cedar rapids iowa, 80 miles per hour wind there blew a tarp all over that baseball field, several injuries were reported, including a few concussions and a separated shoulder. plus here in the delaware valley it is all about the heat kate bilo. >> it business the the heat tomorrow and then the storms

on thursday. we have got a busy couple of days as we head towards the fourth of july and everybody is wondering what the fourth of july will be like and we have all heard talk about now tropical storm arthur our first name storm of the atlantic hurricane season. this will be a hurricane and latest track from the national hurricane center strengthening arthur more. what are impact for us? first lets go outside and show you a pleasant day down the shore. not quite as hot as it is for us here in the city. this is sky cam three showing you atlantic city and still a lot of people enjoying the last, few hours, of a day at the beach. beautiful day out there, looks nice to cool off the surf this afternoon. anyway you can cool off here, today and especially tomorrow you will want to take that opportunity, because the heat will be ram pink up. lets take a quick look at tropical storm arthur, still looking lopsided here. you can see the convex is in the south and east quadrant of the storm out to sea. our phillies are in miami and they may experience arthur before we do here in

philadelphia. >> it will take a few days before this lifts up the coast. impact greatest for carolina but we will feel indirect impacts from tropical storm arthur by end of the week. >> we're tracking this line of thunderstorms moving through central pennsylvania approaching harrisburg and dauphin county and eventually will get here. i want to track these on future weather, picking it up nicely as we go through model time frame, 6:00 p.m. we will expect showers and storms to make it in the lehigh valley, western berks county and lancaster county, could cross through the city around 8:00 they will die out a bit but some gusty thunderstorms to blow through in parts of the area later tonight and we will clear out overnight. that will redevelop tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow is very hot humid day, thunderstorms, love that and while they will be scattered locally heavy, thunderstorms possible for your wednesday afternoon. let's talk about the heat now temperatures in the 90's. it has been a very hot day. we will take you back to that graphic where 92 at the the airport. ninety-one wilmington. heat advisory has already been

issued from noon until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow, with heat index values, 100 or above and take a look the at dew point is here. sixty-six is current dew point. seventy-four dew point tomorrow. that means we will be up in the the inseverable range when we factor in that humidity, look at this heat index it will feel like over hundred degrees by late morning tomorrow and some, spots will feel hotter then that by mid afternoon when those storms will start to develop. quick look at latest track on arthur, wind at 50 miles an hour, gusts at, 65 by thursday afternoon this is category afternoon. off the coast of carolinas, it should cross out to sea on friday as still a category one hurricane leading to gusty wind, rough surf and rip currents down the shore. we will bring you more impact at 5:45 especially on coastal area hot and humid tomorrow with thunderstorms, and, heat advisory in effect. we will clear it out. eyewitness weather three day forecast, at least showers early and keep you posted on the weekend and i'll that have

seven day in a bit. get your weather to go with the cbs weather philly app on the app store and coming soon to android. we will be right back.

chris brown's post prison night of partying and news tonight that a celebrity could be heading to rehab. >> we have scoop from hollywood, kevin frazier from the insider has the details. >> is shya labeouf headed to rehab? there is speculation that the 28 year-old actor who told parade magazine in 2009 that he is an alcoholic could be contemplating seeking treatment. >> there seems to be an

inability to control himself in a way, that is considered normal. >> doctor paul says based on reports he is attending regular aa meetings he may be ready to turn his life around. >> in my experience as a dixon therapist most effective way is to treat an addiction with the 12 step program, for instance, a sign that he has recognized that there is a problem and that there is a a solution. >> reporter: more scandals for troubled actor columbus short. columbus who faces, fell any come particular violence charges is being sued by this man for punitive damages of one million-dollar for an alleged bar brawl. columbus has pled not guilty to both cases. he was let go from his series scandal in april by show creator, sandra rimes. short's troubles got the at tension of bet awards hose chris rock. >> the the recipient of the isaiah washington good job award went to columbus short, ladies and gentlemen.

>> sandra likes them rough. >> and it looks like things got a little rough for chris brown, after the bet awards... here he is being assisted leaving an after party just weeks after spending nearly three months in jail. chris and jessica, back to you. all right. >> kevin, thanks. you can see insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. coming up in the next half an hour, violence is ram pink up in the west bank after three kidnaped israeli teens were found dead, israelis already retaliating and we will have the the latest. then tables are turn during a traffic stop, after a trucker, says he catches an officer speeding and talking on his phone. we will show you what they have to say to each other when "eyewitness news", c

i'm chris may with the day's top stories for you, philadelphia police questioned a woman after five children are found inside of a park car, they were in port richmond on one of the hottest days of the year, investigators say would the man left those kids in her suv to go shopping, they are, okay. philadelphia police also investigate the discovery of a woman's body inside of a deep freezer, the the discovery was made in the basement of a home in the 4500 block of northerly street in feltonville. police describe the victim as

an eight three-year old hispanic woman. in delaware police investigate disappearance of nefertiti trait eras an a deduction. officers believe she was taken unconscious from her home ape put in the car by a man wearing a hood. anyone with any information on the whereabouts of this mother of three is asked to call police. kate? chris, lot to talk about in weather as we start july, we have some storms moving in the area this evening, the scattered storms later this evening into tonight. we will talk about the hottest weather of the year so far, that is what we are feeling tomorrow and tracking arthur what impact will arthur have on our area i'll break it down with the seven day forecast coming up, jessica. >> a somber day in israel as thousands gathered to say good bye to three israeli teenagers, whose bodies was discovered, yesterday more than two weeks after being kidnaped. murders of further increased high tensions in the area. cbs news correspondent alfonso

van marsh reports from london. >> reporter: mourners in israel hugged each other as israeli flags draped the bodies of the three murdered teenagers. while the funeral were underway heavy security guarded the west bank field where the the bodies of the the three boys were found monday under a pile of rocks. early this morning a solder in hebron blew up the door of one of two main suspects in the killings. neither suspect has been seen since the the teens went missing. >> they are both hamas operatives, they have both served time for carrying out acts of violent terrorism. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed that hamas will pay. hamas has praised kid mapping but has not taken, and, and, the situation escalates overnight israeli air strikes, also hit 34 targets in the mosque pennsylvania controlled gaza strip, and israelis paid

their respects to the teenagers at a memorial in the center of the city. this man says, hearing the the news broke his heart. the murders of the young civilian have struck a deep nerve in the small country, many calling today, a day, of national morning. alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a major setback in iraq as leaders failed to form a more inclusive government to stop the violence there it is unclear who has upper hand, as iraqi forces fight extremist groups who have seized large chunks of territory north and west of baghdad. the president has ordered another 200 troops to iraq to provide security for the u.s. embassy and baghdad airport. well, illinois state police officials say that they are reviewing an incident, involving one of their troopers. he pulled over a truck driver, for blasting his horn. as cbs news correspondent adrian a diaz shows us the trucker turned the tables of the trooper with the help of his smart phone. >> it started as a routine

traffic stop. >> i pulled you over with the horny don't know what that was about. >> were you speeding you had your cell phone in your hand. >> illinois state police can drive with cell phones under the law but truck driver brian miner doesn't know that. he says it was officer who is driving recklessly. >> when you use your horn, when there is no good reason to. >> this was a good reason to, you were speeding, with a cell phone. >> unlawful use of horn. >> you are beinged. >> after a revealing that his cell phone. >> you honked at me because you believe i was speeding. >> because were you driving recklessly. >> he said officer's mood changes returning from his car, seemingly reasonable. >> you have have one headlight or something it looks like, so i didn't write you a ticket. i didn't want to hurt your record. >> reporter: and, more forgiving man. >> no violations, no worries,

no nothing. >> yes. >> i understand your using the horn you are trying to, you saw me speeding. i was than the paying attention to my speed. >> reporter: minor told us about the sudden role reversal. >> i was hoping i did embarras him a little bit. that was like me giving him a ticket. >> reporter: illinois state police told us that the matter is under review. in the end, miner has one reminder for drivers every where. >> and that is what happens when they know you are recording. >> reporter: adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, now to a brazen burglary two women caught on tape, break nothing to washington governor jay inly's officer. one of the suspects tried on a hat while inside and stole it, and the governor's tribal blanket and some other items were also taken. eventually the two women wandered back to their car and drove off, the pair were arrested, and tonight they are facing charges.

philadelphia's ban on using e cigarettes in public is now in effect, smoking in places like offices, restaurants, bars and public parks is now illegal. when signing that law back in april, mayor michael nutter signed a ban on the selling have of e cigarettes to minors and that law went into effect immediately. pat toomey celebrated residents who served in world war two and korean war. twenty-five residents of the senior living community, on north 20th street, were personally honored for that he is services. senator toomey says nationwide investigation, in the veterans at va medical center is sickening. >> in my view, the people put on uniform of this country and risk, everything made huge personal sacrifices, and those veterans should be first in line for the the best quality health care in the world and today, they not always is that the case. >> toomey told the crowd that veterans should have more choices. he also said that he supports

legislation that would give them more say in their treatment, and wants to change the law to give the secretary of the va the power to fire those guilty of misconduct. with the fourth of july fast approaching, an outdoor activities in full swing philadelphia fire fighters are offering some advice, on how to stay safe this summer. >> the the best way to enjoy fire works, and prevent jurist to watch a professional shows. consumer fire works are dangerous and risk personal safety and safety to the community. >> despite some retail stores, selling them, fire works in pennsylvania, are illegal. fire fighters and paramedics local 22 touched on grilling safety, reminding people not to wear loose clothing near the grill. good evening, everyone, say your rush hour right now will be lighter and i think that will be the case, all week. usually at this time we are seeing speed sensors in the teens. we have that in area but take a a look at the schuylkill expressway.

traveling in that eastbound direction usually flood add approaching the vine at this time but today, these sensors are traveling in the 30's and 40's which is great. if you are traveling in the westbound direction we have spotty delays that dropped down in the teens, not only around center city but within your western suburbs, just be mindful of. that looking at wide in a second. as we look at 202 heading in the southbound direction we have been seeing delays between area of 29, as you make your way out to 401, the usual slow downs but 25 is your average on parts of the schuylkill but take a look at the green that we still have there. now where your red, eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike between areas of the valley forge, plaza there and mid county toll plaza you dropped down to 28 on the northbound side of i-95 through construction zones but southbound side looks good. now, big reason why we are seeing that slow down on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound is eastbound at norristown we are dealing with the accident and compromising a lane there. however, though, just give yourself more time but rush is generally lighter this week

because of the vacations we are seeing. >> yes, it is, thanks very much. still to come, a bizarre scene in wimbledon, we will tell what you serena williams says forced her from her doubles match with her sister venous. and, one thing that puts us all in the same playing field we all put our pants on one leg at a time, until now, see this mandy file logic and create an internet sensation, next. kate? jessica, very busy week we have heat, humidity, heat advisory, heavy rain and potential, tropical storm to contend with, maybe a hurricane by holiday i'll have latest details of the seven day forecast when

education will cost more as student loan interest rates go up to day. under graduate, stafford loans, jumped from 3.86 percent to 4.66 percent. graduate loans are just over 6 percent. experts say that more increases, could be on the way trend to go day the dog days of sum inner a good way for one puppy.

and, decided, not just within ball for this little guy, a hundred balls, yes. he walked away coming after him but he recovered and he wants to make sure, each ball is individually. you will see a trained professional at work, chris may you may be able to do this, just like the rest of us, he puts his pants on one leg at a time, without using his hand and one dance move to get this done. >> would i tear a knee ligament during that. >> this guy fridays china and is now a superstar no doubt. >> no word what you do for an uncore to this we all put our clothes on with one knee up. >> that is a good move. >> hard to do. >> it is stretching too. i admire him for sharing them. >> he has some great moves there. we will be rig

well, the number of americans, who use a cell phone, is at an all time high and number of people who say they cannot live without them is also up. >> are you a compulsive checker? >> i think you know the answer to that. >> three on your side consumer

reporter jim donovan finds you're not alone. >> every where you turn people are texting, talking or surfing the internet on their phone. >> i wish i could put ate way. >> reporter: new consumer study finds majority of us are compulsive checkers, 35 percent constantly check their phones, 26 percent check a few times a day, 16 percent check once an hour, 8 percent check in the morning and evening, with 13 percent hardly ever looking at their smart phone, that includes car who cosby. >> honey, i still use the flip phone. >> this is an iphone. she needs an iphone. >> reporter: her husband fred made the switch. >> before i got a smart phony didn't think i needed one and ever since i got it, now when i can't find it, i go in panic mode. >> reporter: 91 percent of the people said their mobile device is just as important as their car or using deodorant and most say, it is more important than coffee or television. >> it is still shocking and sad because it is just a

phone, and might as well talk tour loved ones and get more quality time. >> reporter: only thing to enjoy is more inn dispensable to their americans than their cell phones was their tooth brush and internet so check out the the entire site at cbs philly.com and follow me on facebook and twitter. you are part of the 35, it is at least, you check it at least every four minutes. >> that sounds about right. >> yes. >> no, you are not bad, not bad. >> all right, jim. >> you are not as bad. >> i could careless. >> it is more about you. >> jim, thank you. we have breaking news to tell but right now. police are on the scene of an explosion in feltonville, chopper three is their life, the scene is third and wyoming where we're hearing this involves a food truck that blew up. at least four people here were burned, two have been burned critically, victims range in age from 16 to 40, and, again, this is the the truck, no word on what caused that explosion or whether it was opened and operating at the time but we will stay on top of this

breaking store friday feltonville and bring you new developments. well, take a look the at this let me move out of the way for a second as we get you started off on a very hot day. we were helping those watching world cup in the heat stay cool. cbs-3 was out there at piazza and myth submits handing out bottles of the water with the mobile weather lab to all of those thirsty and perhaps over heated football fans that were watching the game, still watching there in northern liberties. so looking pretty hot outside but we're there, keeping you covered with the the water. drink plenty of the water again tomorrow. tomorrow will be the hottest most uncomfortable day we have had so far this summer. you can see sun break go through clouds, beautiful shot of sky cam three live over ben franklin bridge and looking into center city philadelphia i want to show you a shore spot, margate where it is 75 degrees. sea breeze kicked in. still folks outside on the beach. we have a severe thunderstorm warning for portions of south central pennsylvania along

this line of storms. it is weakening though northern frank moving toward our area, storm that is orange should move in maryland. while we can expect showers and thunderstorms to pop up later this evening they will be scattered in nature and not anything severe. keep an eye on the skies, if you are outside. storms after lot to work work 92 degrees at the airport. ninety-one reading. ninety-one wilmington. tomorrow hotter with a heat advisory in effect around noon time tomorrow. so lets take a look at what we can expect in the days moving forward, because we have a lot to talk b showers and storms could pop autopsy cross the area tonight as that line moves through, then tomorrow, hot, humid, heat advisory from noon to 8:00 p.m. another round of scattered but heavy thunderstorms wednesday afternoon, and then we will get into thursday. thursday slow moving front across the area, this is going to tap into moisture from tropical storm arthur which will become a hurricane by thursday afternoon, heavy rain that will pop up, on thursday. heavier rain for our area is not from arthur directly but

slow moving front, heavy rain right through thursday evening in the overnight hours thursday night and then here he comes, arthur moving up the coast, we will pass by coastal area, early friday morning and look at friday, fourth of july 11:00 a.m. we will see cloud sizzle but arthur is looking strong. a lot of deep convection. it is blowing up here on the tropical satellite and looking very organized as we go through next couple of days. future win gusts down the shore especially by wednesday evening we have wind gusts around 35 miles an hour. that will continue through the day thursday n to thursday night. those strong wind. up to 40 miles an hour, perhaps along the the coast. then as arthur passes by early friday in morning we will see a brief wind change and then wind pick backup again. so again rough surf, rip currents especially down the shore as we get thursday into friday. heavier rain will be from the front and that will be late thursday. a quick look at tonight, showers thunderstorm around, warm and humid, 73. tomorrow hot and humid with afternoon thunderstorms, watch for heavy storms on thursday and then some clearing for the

fourth of july friday, should turnout nice for fire works and nice weather, saturday and sunday. big game today for team u.s.a. they are taking on belgium in the world cup, with the win, the u.s.a. will advance to the quarter finals. >> leslie van arsdal joins us from piazza at in schmidts. >> no audio. >> well, heat doesn't seem to bother anybody out here on the piazza at this world cup viewing party, where we're having right now team u.s.a. taking on belgium as we speak. the the game is scoreless. they came awfully close but no cigar. one thing for sure with team u.s.a. plays, people are out here watching, not working. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> reporter: hundreds of u.s. soccer fans dressed in varying degrees of red, white and blue pack piazza for team u.s.a. watch party.

this is first time ever that the u.s. made it to the round of 16 in consecutive world cups, the team far exceeding expectations. >> it just shows a tremendous courage and the way they played together i think it is great. they are unbelievable. >> i was optimistic that we had truly what it will take. >> reporter: you are not surprised by how far they have gone. >> i'm not surprised but more excited as to the point it came to what i was expecting it to be. >> reporter: and the game going in to extra time as we speak, no score, belgium dominating most of this game. team u.s.a.'s goalie tim howard keeping them in it and no matter what the outcome of this game, everyone here is just bursting with pride, leslie van arsdal, "eyewitness sports". >> i think at this point tim howard can do no wrong. >> he is the man. >> so far. we will see how it finishing up, thanks very much. at wimbledon serena williams withdraws from her doubles match with her sister

venous. she was not feeling well, missing practice strokes and could not catch the ball from the ball kids. that match was delayed ten minutes to get medical attention and she just had to quit. officials say she had a viral infection. still ahead on "eyewitness news" we will continue to follow breaking news police are on the scene of an explosion in feltonville. >> you are looking live from chopper three, third and wyoming, is the scene, a food truck exploded there this afternoon. we have a crew on the the way, we will bring you latest, on "eyewitness news" at 6:00

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you can see emergency responders who are there, and, any kind of fire that may have originated within this truck appears to be out at this time, but again, we do know that this blast did injure four people. >> thinks at third and wyoming in feltonville and as you look at the area surrounding that truck you can see it does look like it was a forceful explosion, of some sort, that is at least what it appears to look like and you can see fire crews there on the scene. it took four people that we have been told were burned and two of them suffering critical burns at this point. so clearly they are getting medical attention, right now, a big scene there, and as they zoom in there you can see a blackout portion of that truck. it doesn't sianni you cannot clearly see what type of food truck it might be but as you said those are all over the city, we will see them on so many corners. it is not uncommon at all to see these throughout the city of philadelphia and area. >> reporter: for the most part they are full kitchens