. from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". get ready for another day of temperatures that feel like they're in the triple digits. we have a check on your forecast and let you know what you need to know to stay cool. also, new overnight a father witnesses his son's murder north philadelphia. the clues police have to help them track down that gunman. >> and, more than five decades of tension and animosity have come to the ends, restoring full diplomatic relations today. more on the new era between the countries coming up. >> good morning today is monday july 20th, 2015. another dangerously hot day today. we check in with katie. another triple digit feeling day? >> for the most part you what want to think about here guys the fact it feels so

much hotter than the thermometer will read. but it is reading pretty hi, let's be honest, nearly 10 degrees above seasonal average whether it comes to the actual air temperature that will be here today. it will feel obvious a lot hotter than that, it is summer, it is what happens right? we haven't had too much experience with that, however specially this month but really for the entire season yet. let's start things off by getting you outside things. "skycam 3", man, it is mild outside. it is still feeling very, very warm even despite the fact the sun's not even up yet here in center city overlooking the ben franklin bridge, from our campbell's field camera. when we go next to storm scan3, see hint of moisture out, there not really verifying as far as any precipitation goes but we are going to see little hint of precipitation here today. see some of the moisture as it continues to sort of fizzle over the allegheny's there but some that far will survive. weakening cold front headed our way. meantime though it is another hot day for us. we have excessive heat warning posted in the red heat advisories pretty much

everywhere else. so everyone's got it deal with there is and when you are starting off already in the 80s, all you can do is go up from here, once that sun comes up. so it will be a hot and very, very steamy day with some sunshine much like we saw yesterday. some of will you see fire or thunderstorm fire up out there as the frontal boundery crosses through as well. so, it is toasty out there my friend erika. >> katie, thank you as katie just mentioned excessive heat warning remains in effect for our area. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins just logan circumstance well more on the dangerous heat, justin, good morning. >> erika, good morning yes we go outside to exercise or on errands you might want to do it early because it is already hot, and it will just get hotter, as katie mentioned, if you were out this weekend, you know exactly what we're in for. let's show that you video now. in case you missed it, sunday the temps went into the high 90's thick humid air did not make it feel much better, and today, similar story on kelly

drive, woe saw joggers and runners looking more like walkers kind of moving in slow motion there that's actually pretty smart. you may want to take it eats i out there, this afternoon and later on today and if you're inside, run those fans and also run the ac. and the city is actually advising we all avoid being out in this heat for long periods. time. they're also asking that you stay hydrated f you're on medication, watch yourself very closely. nausea muscle cramps, headache, confusion, diarrhea, just few signs of more than necessary heat exposure and in weather like this, keep eye out for the elderly as well as kids and/or pets. before you head out today might want to grab a towel and maybe also a bottle of water. take a listen. >> dripping wet, seriously, it is a lot of work. that is lot of work. you just take a lot of breaks, drink a lot of water. >> dripping wet. we're not sweating quite yet. you can tell it is coming.

breeze out here helps quite a bit. going out today wear light weight clothing, also light colored clothing, and also, again, stay hydrated. the corporation for the aging also opening cooling centers our area, at the central northeast blackwell and west oaklane libraries. they open at 8:00 a.m. and close tonight at 8:30 p.m. erika, back over to you. >> justin, thank you. because of this dangerous heat starting at 8:30 this morning, the philadelphia corporation for aging has a hotline in place for anyone who has any questions. city health department nurses can answer questions about how to take precautions and detect signs of heat stress. the pca heat line is for all ages and that number: (215)765-9040. it will be open until 8:00 tomorrow night. >> new this morning, a father is an eyewitness to his son's murder north philadelphia. now, police hope that surveillance video will help them track down the gunman. that father and son were at laurence and wing hocking street around 11:00 last night when gunman shot the 21 year

olson in the face. police say they think he was the intended target. >> after seeing his son get shot the father then chased the shooter one block east to the intersection of fourth and wing hocking. at that time the shooter turned around and fired at least two shots at the father. >> the son died this morning at temple university hospital. his father was not hurt. police say the gunman was wearing all dark clothing and got into a dark car that was headed south on fourth street. >> also, new this morning police are looking for the shooter who opened fire in the harrow gate neighborhood. two men were shot in the leg just before 12:30 in the 1800 block of east cornwall street. one man is in critical condition. the other in stable condition. investigators tell us that because of the heat, several neighbors were outside at the time of the shooting and currently being questioned. weapon was recovered at the scene. >> it is a big day if you plan on taking the septa regional rail and the philadelphia

during the pope's visit this september. this morning those special one day train passes go on sale on line. now, normal regional rail passes will not work on september 26th and 27th. only 175,000 of those special rail passes will be available for each day so septa says hey buy them early. for more information go to the website cbsphilly.com/papal visit. >> happening today, montgomery county commissioners launch it new text to 911 service. this new texting service allows russ dents with hearing or speaking dis tonight communicate with authority in the case after emergency. text to go 911 gives people a silent alert to police, helping those trapped in a dangerous situation such as a break-in. >> fire officials will officially determine whether a fire that broke out early sunday morning in south philly was arson. right now the fire marshall is calling that fire suspicious, and the search is out for two suspect. the fire started in a home, under construction, south

juniper street. the flames damaged four other homes, and forced more than dozen folks to evacuate. one witness says he saw someone go inside the building just moments before it caught fire. >> i seen him enter the building which caught on fire, i seen another gentleman on the roof. >> was it caught on fire, at the last, from the second floor to the first floor, so we established collapse zones right away. >> if you have any information, you are asked to call police. sources tell cbs-3, a guilty plea may commas early as this week in the deadly center city building collapse of 2013. according to sources close to this case, crane operator sean ben chop may end their plea at hearing set for tomorrow morning. the 43 year old faces multiple counts of third degree murder which carry potential life sentence. six people died when brick wall toppled on to the roof after salvation army thrift store. blood tests show that benchop had marijuana and prescription

in a could the nicks his system on the day of the accident. a day of swimming turns deadly after two people drowned yesterday. last night search crews recovered the body of male swim here disappeared into the delaware river off burlington, new jersey, witnesses say that man tried to swim to a nearby island around 7:00. police have not released the identity. and across the river in bristol, pennsylvania, crews suspended the search foreman who went missing in the delaware river. he went under sunday morning at bristol war of near milan radcliff streets. marine units searched for several hours. new this morning, a thawing in the "cold war". us and cuba re-establish diplomatic relations at 12:01 a.m. ending a half century of animosity. later on this morning the cuban flag will fly over its embasy washington. secretary of state john kerry, will then meet his cuban counterpart. the us embassy will hope in havana next month. >> banks have reopened in greece for the first time in

three weeks. customers, however, did still only withdraw money at atm's. the limit still six off euros that's about 67us dollars. they can deposit cash and transfer money from one account to the other. last week greece passed series of osterity america yours parliament will vote on more belt tightening moves later this week. much more to come here on "eyewitness news", donald trump not backing down from some controversial comments he made about arizona senator john mccain during his time as prisoner of war. we'll tell you what trump said and how veterans are responding. and, katie has been talking about this, get ready for another day of dangerous heat. katie has more on just how hot it will feel, and when we can finally expect some relief. she has that for you after the break.

>> new developments against bill cosby. recently unsealed documents cosby once described an

encounter after woman who accused him of molestation quote somewhere between permission and rejection. associated press obtained a tran script of the 2005 deposition first reported by the new york times. at one point cosby also described the same woman as a willing participant in a sexual encounter. the lawsuit was brought by an ex employee at temple university andrea con stand. >> american veterans are hitting back against donald trump's recent comment about arizona senator john mccain, saturday trump suggested that mccain, who spent more than five years as a pow; only a war hero because he was captured during the viet nam war. trump refuses to apologize for the remarks and yesterday blasted mccain again as he put it not doing enough to help vets during his time in the senate service members at vfw convention in pit burying slammed trump's comments. >> donald trump makes a lot of statement, no substance. no substance whatsoever.

>> if mr. trump had served in the military, woe know that everyone that volunteers, to serve our country protect our flag, our hero. >> trump, who is leading recent republican presidential polls, never served in viet nam. he said he had student deferments, and ultimately, suffered from a bone spur in his foot. >> record setting rain taking et cetera toll on section of southern california. collapse is rained on rain and flooding in the area. we all know california needs the rain, not all that much, all at ones. >> absolutely, all at once, never a good thing you end up within mudslides, landslides all of that. >> back here though, my gosh katie, a miserable yesterday and more today you think? >> more today. we will see couple of very scattered showers thunderstorms fire up. enough to help cool you down at least briefly. almost like this is one of the times where you are wishing for the rain. >> need to cool it off.

>> slutly, another steamy day out there frankly dangerous if you're not smart about it, we can get through this, just be smart about it, you will be just fine. >> don't go jogging at noon. >> exactly. let's get you outside, show you what's going on, not just the heat actually air quality issues we have to discuss here too. here is basically the gist, guys. you have two separate front moving through, one of which is weakening as it travels you can see it moving eats right now, brinking in nothing more than few little speckles on the area map across the central pennsylvania, and some that far is what's actually going to help fire up shower or under this earl storm for the area. then you have got the secondary front sort of see the combination of this back here. so no real interesting organization, but basically what's causing us to keep the heat for the next two days, but also to eventually see some of the humidity get wiped away once the fronts clear out by mid week. meantime, jump ahead to future feels like values at 9:00 a.m. today, already feeling like 9 degrees in some locations then we flirt with triple digit territory here. these are model indications, i

have real good feeling that some are you actually going to feel like it is 100. again, that's the kind of stuff that can be dangerous if you're out in it for very long. limit the outdoor activities to now or once the sun goes down if you can, 87 even by 9:00 p.m. for feels like value. so you get the idea. that's where the air quality issues may come into play. this will be an air quality alert day for folks that maybe have real sensitive respiratory illnesses so we are only at moderate level. but that said, there is still an issue when it comes to that heat and that stagnant humidity making it feel so just i guess for lack of better word discusting outside. please take care. 95 degrees our expected hi, feeling hotter, with shower or thunderstorm, and that will even continue into tonight. but it remains very muggy regardlessment and there will be some of that you probably don't even pick up raindrop out of this, may be wishing for it, keep in the 90s again tomorrow. then yes, it is still hot by wednesday, but far less humid and the sun comes back for full day. so it will get better once we

hit the mid week. erika, back to you. >> thank if you, phillies face the rays tonight in south philly with the phils looking for their fourth straight win. yesterday, the phillies out lalls dollars the marlins to sweep the weekend series, but cole hamels had his second straight rough outing. he allowed five runs, three innings, in what could be his last home start as a member of the phils. the trade deadline is july 31. hamels is staying positive. >> i think anybody will have to deal with it, just how you choose to deal with it, to each person, you know, if you play long enough, your name will eventually be into some speculation, or all trade. so just for me, you know, to be able to go out there, you know do what i know, i am capable every doing unfortunately things happen, but, you know, you're already one pitch a way, one moment away, one game away from getting back to square one and be normal. that's casino of what it is. >> world cup star and delran

native carli lloyd back home in south jersey. she telling old friends about her adventures on the international stage. the welcome home celebration was held in voorhees, hosted by the medford strikers and the universal soccer academy n addition to all of those young fans carly was suprised by special guest and former teammate heather mitt, and lloyd's former coach says he knew carly had it in her. >> when i first met carly, i knew she had the potential. i just new that she just buckles down, listens works hard, i knew she would be here. >> looking back, all those things that i have sacrificed over the years has unable me to become an olympic gold medalist, and world cup champion. >> so proud of her. carly told the crowd it was then and there last night's party that her world cup victory really finally set in. well done. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" hackers threaten to expose cheating spouses after a data breach on infamous affair side ashley

madison. com. still ahead what's ahead on cbs-3.

>> extremely hot temperature today, temperatures will feel like triple digits. if you have to go outside drink plenty of water wear a hat, light weight clothing and avoid any strenuous activity. >> also, this morning, a father is an eyewitness to his son's death in north philadelphia. now, police hope that surveillance video will help them track down the gunman. the father and son were at laurence and wing hocking street last night around 11:00, when gunman shot the 21 year old son in his face. police believe he was the intended target of the attack. >> and, if you plan on taking a septa regional rail into philadelphia, during the pope's visit for any reason at all this morning is the first day to buy one of those

specials one-day train passes on line, 175,000 of the special rail passes will be available for each day so septa says outwent buy them early. they might run out. 4:51, we want to check on our business news, the market bounced back last week, but american companies are feeling a little less rosey about the future. let's check in with money watch's jill wagner up in new york. jill, good morning what can you tell us? >> yes, good morning erika. businesses say that sales slowed down in the last quarter. and in a new survey from the national association for business economics, a lot of businesses say they'll be cutting back on spending in the next few month they do say hiring and salary increases will likely stay at the same pace we've seen so far at this year. >> another hack to report there is one involving that dating website for cheating spouses, heard about this one for little while but they're hack now? >> that's right. hackers are threatening to expose 40 million ashley madison users. so, for people who are unfamiliar that's a social networking site designed to

connect married people who want to cheat on their spouse. hackers say that if the site isn't taken down, they'll leak names, addresses even sexual fantacies of ashley madison's users. the motive here, may not necessarily be to use this data and steel it, and use people's credit cards it might be kind of like a public shaming here. erika? >> jill, thanks so much. >> coming up this morning after the break another check on your forecast, and they're ding russly hot day out there.

>> hi, welcome to philadelphia. >> welcome to philadelphia. >> welcome. >> hi, misha welcome to philly. i hope traffic goes smoothly for you. >> hi, welcome to philadelphia. i have lived here all my life and i'm proud to say it is the city of brotherly love. >> we want to say welcome to philadelphia. >> hello, welcome to philadelphia meisha, welcome to philadelphia. we're looking forward to welcoming you. >> oh, very warm welcome. you can meet meisha coming up in just a few minute, the top of the five hour.

she is busy at the traffic center getting your report ready for you we'll meet her just a few minutes, right now another dangerously hot day? >> already off to very warm, very muggy start here in the delaware vale, and we will keep that theme going all day today, we do have excessive heat warnings in effect until 8:00 p.m. for basically the city and surrounding vicinity, then heat advisory for pretty much everyone he will. so we get you out there shore definitely not immune, even though do you have that ocean breeze that's still awfully steamy outside, here in atlantic city, atlantic county, you can tell there is a haze that settled in upon the shore points here. quickly checking storm scan3 we've got hint of moisture out there, don't worry about that actually triggering any showers or thunderstorms until little later today. meantime please, be smart about this heat. again, you know, we can get through it you just got to be smart about it, don't do your mid-day run at high noon, that was great pointer kay made. you just want to do any of the outdoor activities early in the day or later in the day if you absolutely must. we get it.

some of have you to work in this casino of an environment. outside landscaping, outside construction work, that kind of thing but make sure you're taking precautions getting lots of hydration and all of the rest of it, to take care. 95 degrees is our expected hi, meantime another scorcher after day with just an isolated shower or storm just enough to cool couple of you off. but not enough unfortunately to drench everybody, and really cool the area down. so we keep you at 93 tomorrow as well, then by wednesday, it is still warm, but it is thankfully a lot less humid. it should feel better to you. erika, back to you. >> thank you coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we have the latest on what katie was just talking about that extreme heat and also, some ways that you can stay cool as the temperature climbs. also some more truck admissions from bill cosby how his own words a decade ago could land him in legal trouble today. and, shark attack video everyone has talked about this weekend. did you she yet?

>> sizzling day today, waking up to temps in the eight's already. live team coverage of the dangerous heat gripping the region. also, new this morning detective search for clues after a young man is gun down in front of his father. how his father is trying to fight back against the shooter. >> and getting into the city to see the pope in september. will not be easy. we'll tell you what you need to know, as train passes for the pope's visit go on line this morning. good morning to you, it is monday july 20th i'm erika von tiehl. we have brand new member of the "eyewitness news" team, meis had la johnson joining us

with your morning commute. we'll get to misha in a couple of minutes, but great to have you here, welcome! >> thank you so much, it is so exciting to be here, i heard so much about the city of brotherly love. i can tell you already it is certainly that way. i've had such a warm welcome. it is so good to be here. >> specially warm weather wise too katie right? >> absolutely, and i echo the sentiment, definitely very warm steamy here on the skydeck, big warm hug that we're sending out to our new bee on the team. welcome, so thrilled to have you here. we talk little shot here -- shop here guys, steamy out here, i just stepped out here not even minute ago i'm already sweating, just not comfortable. the sun's not even up. so let me take you outside showing you quickly what's happening here on storm can three which ain't a heck of a lot, you got moisture working it way but more than anything in terms of wet weather issues, you don't have to worry about them really until we hit the second half of the day. see any weather over central pa for example has been fizzling and eventually, some o