>> now at 11:00 o'clock, our temperatures are set to surge. the heat is on.

it will be hotter tomorrow than it's been in the month of may in a very long time. good evening i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. this heat can be dangerous if you're not ready for it. meteorologist kathy orr is live outside on the cbs3 sky deck with more on this spring sizzle. kathy? eighths ma amazing. we'll be challenging record heat across the delaware valley tomorrow in philadelphia a record that is stood for more than 100 years. it's not just the heat it's the humidity that will be an issue well feeling much more like summer. now here's the setup. we do have partly cloudy sky over us right now but ahead of a cold front, we have the surge of heat and humidity. behind that front a welcomed change but first we have to deal with sultry heat. it will be muggy overnight tonight. the air is very thick. during the day tomorrow, humidity will be high, and it will be feeling like it's even warmer than the temperature. we'll be talking about the heat index again well into the 90s. first forecast calls for temperatures around 70 degrees at 7:00 a.m.

by 9:00, 78. by the 11:00 o'clock hour, we are already at 83 degrees. now coming up we'll talk about how high those numbers will go with this summer sizzle then a quick change back to spring that will bring a shock to the system and a stretch of dry weather that could get a little dangerous as we are already well below average in rainfall for the month. i'll see i was little bit later in the broadcast with those december tale. >> all right, kathy, thanks so much. this early heat brought along with it an explosion of pollen and a lot of health problems much what's causing this year's bad allergy season? and driving so many people to the doctors office? in just about 10 minutes we'll share with you the simple steps you can take right now to help you breathe easier. nfl drops a bomb on quarterback tom brady and the new england patriots. super bowl mvp suspended for tampering with game balls and that's not all. let's bring in the sports director beasley reece veteran of the nfl. perspective on this. the league clearly sent a message. >> this is the new nfl you mess

up and it's going to be -- they're not messing around any more with this brand. the nfl suspended its biggest star and hammered its most successful modern day franchise. deflate-gate went from a clever little phrase to a permanent place in nfl history. tom brady will sit for four games because of his alleged actions his team is fined $1 million. a record. the pats lose that are first round draft pick in 2016 and a fourth round pick in 2017. nfl players saw this coming. >> i think troy vincent the executive vice-president of the inform fl he said it best. he said no one is exempt from the rules. and that really hit home because a lot of people thought tom brady wouldn't be suspended because he is the face of the nfl so to speak but they have to come down hard because they had to set a precedence dense. >> talk radio has been a buzz since the wells report indicated that brady was generally aware that co-workers were deflateing

game balls after inspection. >> good for roger goodell showing a little back bone. they cheated. they deserve to be punished. i think the punishment will be skimmed back. i think brady will appeal and they'll probably role it back to two games. >> i'm shocked. i really really am. i did not think that the super bowl mvp questionablely one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time would be suspended for the nfl's season opener. >> the patriots and their hoodie head coach won so much four super bowl titles and accused of so much that they've begun to represent the dark side. controversies involving everything from snowplows to tough rules to spy gate all preceded deflate-gate and the nfl and its fans appear to have had enough. >> i'm not a big fan of that team as a whole. i think you look at a lot of things and redid lot of things. >> tom brady has a right to appeal four game suspension stands he'll return against the very team that accused of him of

deflating the football in the first place that would be the indianapolis colts. the league coincidentally guaranteeing itself a huge super sunday on october the 18th. >> that will be a big week. he could also miss the cowboys game if this the suspension holds that's the downside. >> the enemy of my enemy is my friends. thank you very much. we'll talk to you later in sports. we want to hear your thoughts on all of this. down the punishment fits the crime have connect with us on facebook and twitter and make sure to use the hash hash tag cbs3 chat. crews unloading a cargo ship in south philadelphia made a grim discovery today. chopper three over that scene. dock workers found a body under cocoa beans on the ship which arrived in port today. authorities believe the body was that of a stowaway who came from the avery coast in west africa. >> awful smell when we got down there. real real bad smell. you could tell something was dead but we didn't know what it was. after while we started picking up the beans stacking them on to

the crane moving. as we move them we started seeing -- in they found a backpack containing food and snacks near the body. >> dramatic seen on the northeast extension today a big rig changes lanes and crushes a small car with two women inside. tonight our david spunt walks us through a remarkable rescue. he's live at abington hospital with new information. david. >> reporter: chris, i spoke to katrina moaning tonight she's good spirits driving the car inside the passenger seat her 78 year old mother. they're okay. they're still in a little bit of shock. they were literally just inches away from death. katrina moaning hadn't her mother were on their way to the mall monday afternoon when police say a ups tractor trailer swerved causing their little mazza miata founder the ups truck. >> there was no visual reference. i couldn't even tell which way we were going. everything was happening so fast. and i just new there was nothing i could do.

>> she and her mother stayed calm waiting for help that. help was there in just minutes thanks to towamenson fire chief so much seifert the first on the scene. >> just part of the job. every situation is different when you show up. >> he told "eyewitness news" the women were noticeably calm inside a hot car with outside temperatures a edge progress the upper 80s. >> ems was feeding them water. the crews working around the car were constantly talking to the patients just letting them know what's going on. >> reporter: minutes later crews started cutting part of the truck and car to sent moaning and her mother free. one wrong movement could have been deadly. two hours after the ordeal began, the women were out.to be alive. >> all i could do was just look at all the face in front of me and every set of eyes that i looked at was just so reassuring that i just stayed calm. >> reporter: police say the driver admitted to fault.

she will be leaving the hospital tomorrow. she's resting comfortably. meanwhile her 78-year-old mother sustained minor injuries. she is already out of the hospital tonight. we're live in abington, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> that is one close call. david, thank you. a student on board a schoolbus in injured by a flying brick. the bus was taking students from the school of the future home when that brick smashed through that window along aspen street in west philadelphia. it was a female student hit in the face. she did have some cuts. but is expected to be okay. police believe that the brick was tossed by some kids who were walking along that street. >> "eyewitness news" on the temple university campus there was a vigil for 22-year-old rachel hall. she was critically injured april 29th when the bike she was riding was hit by a car at park avenue and diamond streets in north philadelphia. the driver of that car 18-year-old rashaun roberts fled the scene. he was driving with a learner's perm not license. and he's now facing charges. a deadly fire in

philadelphia's kensington neighborhood is now being investigated as a possible arson arson. flames tour through the apartment home on the 3200 block of kensington avenue this morning. several residents jumped or fell from the second story as they tried to escape that fire. one man died from the fall. the owner robert mitchell believes someone set the fire on purpose. fire officials say the building did not have required smoke alarms and mitchell claims that attendant destroyed the alarm system. that tenant has denied any involvement. a bill on swatting is making its way through the new jersey legislation. swatting is when someone prank calls authorities with a false report of shootings, bombs or hostage situations getting authorities to respond unnecessarily. this bill calls for tougher penalties including up to 10 years in prison and a $150,000 fine. the bill sponsor is democratic assemblyman paul moriarty of gloucester county who fell victim to swatting just last month. a burlington county woman is

behind bars tonight accused of of selling tickets to a cheryl crow concert in medford that crow was never even booked to play. >> police arrested the concert promotor 42-year-old kelly bryant over the weekend. alleging she sold tickets to that show which was to be held at the flying w airport. we spoke with the woman who says she was duped. >> how does that feel? >> it feels like crap. i mean you know i would have been out like almost thee hundred dollars. >> this is a nice place. this shouldn't have happened to the flying w. >> she's not alone. police believe that at least 200 people may have been victimized. before i yann is being held on $100,000 bond tonight. the flying w says it had nothing to do with the promotion or the sale of those tickets. shining a spotlight on governor chris christie and his spending tonight. >> one big bill in particular is making headlines to the tune of more than $80,000. we'll break it down for you. that's next. >> also, pollen is everywhere. it's making people miserable.

emergency rooms and doctors offices are full of people seeking relief. tonight thee on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has some simple things you can do right now to breathe easier. >> kathy? >> hot and humid for now. it's the tale of two seasons. summer on the east coast. but the cool air is coming. i'll break the down with the seven day coming up. >> and a startling sight inside a shopping mall where this wild animal wreaked havoc next. >> plus countdown to dave's final late show is on. only eight episodes left. to night radio host howard stern and the comedian don rickles stop by for one final visit. don't miss the fun. it's tonight at 11:35 right here on cbs3.

>> man quitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin became the victim of gunfire today. a man opened fire on a car driven by george zimmerman. police say zimmerman and the man know each other. because they got into a road rage incident last september. investigators have yet to file charges in the case. zimmerman was not hurt. he is out of the hospital tonight. this is the latest in a string of brushes with the law for the 31-year-old. shortly after his acquittal in the martin case, zimmerman was stopped for speeding near dallas texas. did he have a gun in the car but it was legal. later that year, he got into a fight with his then girlfriend. he was arrested but the charges were later dropped. and this past january zimmerman

was arrested again for domestic violence but formal charges were never filed. a medical marijuana bill backed by pennsylvania governor tom wolf is expected to clear the state senate tomorrow. today the senate expanded this bill adding self conditions to the list of illnesses that could be treated by marijuana. the senate passed similar bill last year but it happened late in the alleges lidge session wasn't never voted on by the house. a new report claims new jersey governor christie spent ofs of thousands of taxpayer dollars at metlife stadium. according to watch dog.org governor paid $82,000 to delaware north sport service between 2010 and 2011. that company operates concession concessions retail at metlife. the money was reportededly reimbursed by the new jersey republican state committee. shoppers in hong kong run for cover when a boar arc wild

boar quiet literally drops in on them. >> take a look at this. confused animal fell through a ceiling and then ran through a children's store. >> whoa! >> taking down the mannequins and everything in its way. after a four-hour standoff it was hit with a tranquilizer and carted off to an animal rehab center. >> nothing boring about that moment. >> no. >> it was worth a shot. >> great white shark known as mary reappears to be heading north. >> at last check our friend mary lee was off the coast of asbury park. we first introduced you to her last week. on friday, she was a bit farther south near brigantine. tonight there's speculation that mary lee might be pregnant. experts say that the waters off new jersey are historically where many great white sharks come to give birth. on the cbs3 health watch an explosion of pollen is making people miserable. this is especially bad allergy season with many turning to emergency rooms for help. the philly health department has

issueissued an advisory and stephanie stahl has more. >> nice deep breath, plea. >> breathing has been a problem for 16-year-old ashley. she has allergies and uses an inhaler. but now she also needs nebulizer treatments because her asthma has been so bad. >> makes it harder to breathe like you feel like you're going to like pass out or something. >> reporter: early may has brought what some are calling a pollennami. tree and grass pollen are extremelyextremely high at the tame which is unusual. you can blame our nasty winter that dragged through march. >> emergency rooms in philadelphia have seen a significant increase in the number of people with asthma problems related to the high pollen counts, and that's triggered an advisory from the city health department warning all doctors that may see more patients. >> we're having major problem -- >> dr. george martin at len ken

gnaw medical center says it's one of the worse spring allergy seasons he's ever seen. >> people find it harder to breathe because they have this mucus clogging their air waves and they develop selling in the airways like you develop it in your nose and inflammation in your airways as well. >> warner bailey doesn't have asthma just severe allergies. and his regular medicine isn't working i back for a new round of testing hoping to find a remedy. >> mostly it's like headaches i get a lot of runny nose, sneezing very cloudy feeling. and it's no fun. it's been a struggle this spring especially. >> there are also prescription nasal sprays and this year for the first time one of those sprays flonase is available over the counter. >> when you come from in from inn p outside you can be covered with pollen. keep it out of your house. first thing take off your shoes.

>> and get your clothes off and into the washing machine as soon as you can. take a shower and don't forget to wash your hair. it's a pollen magnet. >> air filter may help clear the area and keep the windows closed to keep the pollen out. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> that pollen does get everywhere. the hair thing i didn't think about until my doctor told me that. >> because of the wind. it blows night your hair. >> it's everywhere. >> my little boy had a really hard time with it. it's tough all the way around. weather is not helping. >> the warm and windy weather make it the worst. you need the rain and we're not going to have a widespread rain any time soon. here's a look though at the forecast for the next couple of days if you are an allergy sufferer. pre donovan mcnabb nant pollens are oak, birch and male pell trees made they'll be medium tomorrow. wednesday and thursday high. no meadery left. we have fog to talk about out there right now. you can see down the shore all

of that white that is some poor visibility with the fog rolling in and we are going to be seeing that getting a little bit worse before it gets better only a quarter mile visibility in atlantic city right now. temperatures are on the mild side. philadelphia 73. allentown 73. the poconos 66. and down the shore we are in the 60s for the most part with an on shore flow. southerly wind in avalon at 65. cape may 65. and in the ocean water temperature up to 60 that's a big improvement that water has a lag time really warming up unfortunately toward the end of the summer season. tomorrow's forecast high on land. 88 degrees much the record is none set back in 1881. 100-year-old record plus and we're looking at temperatures that are going to be very very close. remnants of a inform a move out to sea heat and humidity still in our forecast for your tuesday. ahead of this cold front so all of that warmth will be squeezed up the eastern seaboard and we are going to be talking about real summer like weather.

the front moves through but we're going to be seeing not much in the way of precipitation. most of the convection up that was new york state into the north maybe isolated shower or storm. behind it the big change. much cooler weather and it's going to be windy. once again. little bit cooler with temperatures in the 60s. but gusts to 25 miles an hour wednesday. and it's going to feel dramatically cooler than tomorrow. then back in the 70s very quick quickly high pressure builds in thursday and even for friday. let's talk about the dry weather though. because it's been 20 days since we've had a tenth of an inch or more. in the near future it's looking bone dry. 10% chance of rain. that's not a slight chaps and then thursday zero the probability friday zero we are in for an additional dry stretch stretch. we haven't had much rain and about an inch below average for the month so far. mainly cloudy overnight the low 66. it will be muggy the high tomorrow 88 degrees. near record warmth and windy in the afternoon. as you a plan your day warm in the morning hot outside for

lunch after school 85. even evening activities temperatures around 80 degrees. if you have a softball or soccer game bring plenty of water. on the seven day forecast 88 tuesday. 69 wednesday like a 20-degree drop. and then thursday, friday we build back up through the 70s. by sunday we're back at 80 degrees which is still well above average for this time of year. don't forget the he will lay good or zyrtech or whatever you take your your allergies you're going to need it. >> the nfl doesn't care it's the middle of may. >> they don't care. this is a big day. nice and smooth until the nfl passed judgment on the patriots. tom brady suspended. seven figure record fine levied against the super bowl champions champions. we got more on deflate-gate coming up in sports.

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>> beasley this announcement today by the nfl has so many going what does this mean next? what happens next. >> so many people thought it wouldn't be -- >> right. >> tom brady. these are the patriots. as we told you yell eighty three they have suspended tom brady. he'll ride the bench for four games. only two people happy about the news. jimmy garr rap pa low and garrett guilford. they'll battle to get to play. four game suspension for tom. patriots fined $1 million and that's nfl record on team. the pats also lose their first round draft pick in 2,164th round pick in 2017. for playing with footballs clandestinely deflateed below

regulation levels after official inspection. they can't fine that man. his net worth is estimated north of $100 million but taking games in a powerful statement. ray rice was suspend indefinitely after he got two game ban. 8-degree yann peterson also suspended indefinitely and later reinstateed. ben roethlisberger got sick four. all of those incidents involved domestic violence accusations. new orleans saints were hit hard after bounty gate and michael vick suspended avenue the dog fighting convict. so how does brady's punishment stack up? >> it's hard to compare on the field with off the field but nonetheless cheating is cheating and he got caught. >> i wouldn't call it apples and oranges but off field incidents are different than on field incidents. cheating directly affects stuff on the field. character issues, behavior away from the team is different. i'm it's tough to compare the

two. >> all right. phillies home stand continues four games this week against the pittsburgh pirates. jerome williams on the mound for game one. here we go. bottom of the first it's grady sizemore with a single to i drive home chase utley who hit his first double of the year. sizemore had a pair of runs batted in. third inning now williams breaking ball over the plate. you know what that means. he crush the 31 homerun. pirates won four-three. great video from last week's shaquille o'neal got tripped up on a court and lost his shoe. there's his shoe. tnt colleague want to protect against workplace hazards they covered him in bubble wrap. great idea.

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