judge good morning, another summer scorcher, that humidity will track in. katie tanking -- tracking the dangerous heat. and when we will get a break from the weather. >> ticket for trains into the city during pope francis' visit go on sale in just a few hours, live with everything you need to know about get nothing town, while he's in town. first though back to the heat, oh man, crumby weather for your first day with us shall mere, a so hot and humid outside. >> the warmth, i welcome it coming from minnisota so for me you won't hear any complaints. i am women columning itment it

is beautiful outside. serious extremes out there. >> the only person saying it is beautiful outside this morning. >> like i said, i feel like it is a nice warm muggy hug. embracing you. >> let's look at the bright side here, right? >> this is brutal stuff. i always say magic of the climate control. because so much more comfortable when you are in the air-conditioning, and any time you walk out the door, even already off to very, very warm and very, very muggy start, temperatures are already at best in the low seven's, upper 70s to kick start the morning. so start off that warmth, it can only go up from here. outside, show you what's happening first and for most. actually, what happened yesterday, let's go back in time, shall we? sunday was scorcher, wasn't it? the hottest day actually ties the hottest day in 2015 at 95 degrees, and we're shooting for the exact same story here, again today. so storm scan, remaining at this point, not active. you can see moisture though just off to the west, that's the sign of things to come, a little of frontal boundary

weakening, as it crosses in here, that will be bringing with it quick shower perhaps thunderstorm, which i think many of us will welcome. because it should help cool you down. the problem is, it is not going to be very widespread. so actually we end up with more heat tomorrow. so another day that's going to be, you know, easily mid 90s here, we expect excessive heat warning to remain in effect until 8:00 p.m. tonight. heat advisories everywhere else, until that same time, and outside we go here, to palmyra cove nature park, things are quiet here, actually if i step over to the side belly continues to get in the way of my shots those days see a barge crossing on through, don't tip he cannily see the boats on the water, so i wanted to show that you meantime it is very, very steamy beginning. 95 degrees the expected high here today. we to will feel like 100 at the height of the afternoon. and we are talking basically mid, upper 80s everywhere else. so even at the resort towns tend to be cooler, not going to be getting much relief out there, and we can expect to see temperatures in the mid and upper 80s with the steamy necessary factored in, and just going to be brutal

dayment take care out there guys. now is definitely the time to make sure your cbs philly weather app is on your phone you can get the latest on the dangerous heat, updated eyewitness weather forecast, whenever you need it, and you can download that app right now for free, that's the key word free, on itunes, and google play. meisha, we send it over to you. >> yes thanks, good morning to all of you at home. if your just waking up with us welcome. it is just starting to pick up outside. here you can see, 95 southbound at girard avenue. plenty of vehicles starting to make their way out on the roadway now of course as we move into the six hour. so right now 95, definitely picking up little bit. then also going over to the 42 freeway northbound at creek road, as you approach 295, you can see here again actually looking pretty good. we have truck pulled all the way off to the right shoulder, will not cause any imagine or delays for you. of course it is early f this continues to stay over there might start see brake light. for right now route 42 freeway northbound looking pretty good. the ben franklin bridge head out of new jersey into

philadelphia just a beautiful shot. heading northwest as you can see, into philadelphia, beautiful shot of that ben franklin bridge. and remember, the phillies play tampa bay rays tonight 70:00 a sit benz panning park, you can expect some delays around this area, as we all know how that goes around rush hour in the evening. so here look at the wide. you can see in the censors still all the way showing 55 miles per hour on all of the majors, really good thing. erika, over to you. >> thank you meisha. well the rales are ready for pope francis' advice knit philadelphia in september. starting this morning septa patco, selling special passes, but you don't want to wait to the last minute. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at 30th street station to tell us ball it, good morning jan. >> good morning, that's right, both septa patco selling special passes for when the pope is in town. happening this morning those passes officially go on sale, but you have to purchase them ahead of time. officials warn that the supply is limited. >> starting at 9:00 a.m. today, on septa.org septa one

day regional rail passes for the pope's advice knit september go on sale. if you plan on getting into center city on either saturday or sunday, the 26th or 27th, you'll need one normal regional rail passes won't work those days. and septa is limiting the number of passes that will be sold to 175,000 a day. >> if we tell that you you need to be at a particular place at a particular time, then we can almost to a certain degree tell you that you will be able to make it in. >> here is how it works. regional rail passes for september 26th and 27th must be purchased in advance. the cost is $10 each day. and if you are traveling both days, you will need two passes. no other passes or cash will be accepted. next as you purchase your ticket choose one of the 18 available stations to depart from. and choose a time slot. either between 5:30 and 8:30 armor between 8:30 a.m. and noon. the return time is any time after 5:30 in the evening.

>> we will be dropping you off at either 30th street station, university city station or jefferson. and then our ride remembers going to have to walk to the event. probably around two to 3 miles. >> patco tickets also go on sale today. non-stop service on the 26th and 27th, into center city will only be offered from four new jersey stations, the drove owe location low cut between ninth and tenth streets in philadelphia, there will be no patco service at over stations, and again passes must be purchased in advance. one day pass, costs $5, a two day pass costs ten. and people who already have freedom cards will pay 2.50 for one way single ride. >> and back to septa for subway trains, buses and trolleys, you can get three-day pass. we know this is whole lot of information to take in. so we have posted all of this necessary information on our website at cbsphilly.com. we are reporting live at 30th street station, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you for.

that will you can find everything you need to know about the pope's visit including transportation plans, while he's in town. so go to our website cbsphilly.com/papal visit. >> right now time is 5:37. in business news this morning one of the big tech companies powered a surge on the nasdaq, we want the latest on that and other business store thinks morning, with jill wagner up at the new york stock exchange jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. investors will be watching as big tech companies report earnings for the past quarter the dow fell 33 points friday, the nasdaq, though, jumped 47, which means it closed at new record high. one reason for that, google. shares of the tech giant soared on friday, to new record, the stock value jumped $65 billion, in just one day that's the biggest one-day percentage gain ever for stock. and it came after google said it saw major growth in mobile advertising, and also the time spent on youtube. that grew in the second quarter. >> t-mobile has agreed pay

nearly 18 million-dollar fine, the fcc says the company put millions of customers at risk for about three hours last august. two network outages prevented customers from calling 911. and, it is not exactly snakes on the plane, it is more like a full zoo at the airport. jfk is building a luxury animal terminal it, will help transport everything from coast, to kittens large animals will have their own climate controlled stalls dogs will have suites with spa services, even pool shaped like a dog bone. it is set to open next year. it will cost about $48 million. erika? >> well, if cents there is one thing missing from airports, spa services for your dogs, right, jill? >> of course. yes, how did we ever get by without it? >> finally add dregg cents these important needs, jill, thanks so much. have a great day. >> we have some more details that have been uncovered from a deposition taken a decade ago, where bill cosby gives explicit details every his extra-marital affairs.

un oath, the philadelphia comedian admits to paying women after sinks to keep his affairs from his wife. correspondent dawn taylor has the story. >> ten years ago bill cosby was deposed for lawsuit filed by young whom accused the entertainer of drugging and molesting her. the new york times obtained the transcripts of those four days of interviews, in them, cosby admits to having numerous sexual encounters with at least five women. and using numerous methods including drugs to make those possible. he boasted of his seduction skills. i think i'm pretty decent reader of people and their emotions in these romantic sexual things, he told a lawyer, whatever you want to call them. cosby admitted he was able to prevent news coverage of those romantic sexual things for years, by trading exclusive interviews for tabloid silence. the deposition revolt his methods. when he met the plaintiff anadrenia constant, he invited her to my house, talking to her about personal situations, dealing with her life, growth, education.

cosby, now 78, testified at another time he gave constant one and a half tablet of the allergy medicine benadryl. she said that's when cosby sexually molested her. as was reported earlier this week cosby obtained prescription quaaludes for a back problem and instead he gave them to women despite a parade of accusers, cosby has never been criminally charged. >> it does put bill cosby in some legal jeopardy. this is admission. >> when he settled the lawsuit with constant for undisclosed sum, the stories of 13 women death to testify that they too were molested by cosby were left untold until that is this recent rash of allegations resurfaced. don, cbs news new york. >> video everyone is talking about. a surfer fights off a shark attack right in the middle of a competition. just heart stopping moment, for nick fanning when the shark came up from behind and knocked him off his board in south africa. see it all unfold here.

did he manage to swim away without getting hurt, but he was clearly shaken up. >> and i like instantly just jumped like a lion, and kept coming at my board. i was kicking and screaming and oh. >> did you see the ♪ >> i saw the fins, i was waiting for the teeth to come at me as i was swimming, ahh. >> now instead of swimming a bye from the attack, another competitor raised over to help fanning. he got emotional describe the scary situation. >> please god he's going under. i felt like i couldn't get there quick enough. i was like i got a board. i could snap it, whatever, i don't know. i just, ya, and then he started screaming, and i remember there is a boat and stuff there we both just started screaming. >> wow. great friend. now, wilson also tweeted this

picture of him hugging fanning after they were back on shore. the rest of the competition was canceled, and those two surfers split the prize money. >> before you walk out the door this morning we updating this morning's top stories including the latest on young man shot to death in front every his father. also, a bachelorette tragedy tragedy when four bridesmaids are killed in a crash. now learning new information about the driver accused in that wreck. also: >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> a surprise show from the boss see where he shocked fans down at the shore, by performing for several hours. how about that? wish were you there? more on this video coming up.

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>> high meisha, welcome. >> we know that you will love philly. we sure do, right here at cbs this morning. >> owe develop nice welcome from everybody. >> oh, wow. >> if you are just joining us, we want tonight deuce you to the newest member of the cbs-3 family, meisha johnson. you have skill not many people know b you speak a language no one else in the building speaks. >> i do. so be aware, i can say anything, and no one will know. >> and it is swedish. >> it is swedish. >> fantastic. >> (speaking swedish). >> okay, we go with it.

>> well we are loving this warm response you're getting on line, as women. people reaching out on twitter, we have tweets down there for up, if you would like to let meisha know about common traffic troubles that she should keep her eye on for you, use the hashtag meet meisha on twitter. first, morning for you how is it going? how are the roads looking? >> roads are looking really great. for a monday morning, a loft vehicles are hitting the road, but today looking great. no accidents so far right now. so so far so good. specially out on my first day here. >> we want to gave you a little bit of a break. they're looking out for you. >> all driving slow, amazing. >> just for you. >> when are what a hot start? >> very steamy day for us out there again so yes, you have to be careful as you head out there today but we will talk about that in a second. >> let's hit the roads, mere a you're up. >> let's do, that looking at the schuylkill expressway, we this is very busy stretch moving in the westbound direction, see at city avenue looking good here, actually i've been watching this all morning long, starting to see

levels build ever so slightly, and it is looking nice on the schuylkill. the blue route at route one as you can see looks really nice here. this is another stretch that i've been keeping my eye on looks great on the blue route. route one moving in the northbound direction, you are looking just fine, and then 95 moving in the southbound direction by cottman avenue. you can see we do have the red cone zone still in place, not causing any slow downs as you make your way into center city. when we go to the wide, see speeds still holding up there, which is good, exactly what we want to see on busy monday morning, 55 miles per hour on your majors looking good. schuylkill expressway looking great like we just talk about blue route also, vine street expressway, right around center city, also holding steady. levels of course building but looking pretty good. mass transit running great. no major delays at the airport. overall on this busy monday morning things looking pretty good. katie, over to you. >> great to hear that, meisha. tell you what, as far as it goes with the weather pattern we are eventually going toned one very, very nice summer weather.

but this is steamy, and brutal stuff to start things off. we go on out to the eyewitness weather watcher network already reporting low 80s here, just across the river from lynn, out in cherry hill, where there are nothing more than few clouds. but already at 08 degrees, very sticky for her. she said even without the sun up it feels like it is 850 for dew point at 76, so it makes sense. off to the south, 82 sent in from david dutch nothing more than few clouds, and he is already reporting heat index values at 91 degrees. and again the sun is barely up. so, that gives you a sense i mean, you start off so warm, you can only go up from here, with this pattern 74 degrees sent in from nottingham, that's fran's report being major mugginess, like that one, sounds like superhero or something. i don't know. cartoon charger? we go out to storm scan3 next, track too long separate frontal boundaries, not front strong, so what they do maybe help trigger quick shower, thunderstorm later in the day. you can see sort of you draw the line of the clouds, not

too much moisture right now but it will be enough that we eventually end up with quick shower or thunderstorm out that far and secondary one comes along tomorrow to help trigger additional showers thunderstorm. do we have heatwave yet? not quite yet folks. we just came 1 degrees shy of hitting 09 degrees saturday. we did it obviously yesterday. we hit 90 today. shooting for 93 tuesday. but, meantime, heatwave or not, we want you to play it safe out there. if you can wear light loose fitting colored clothing here, avoid strenuous activity specially at the height of the day. seek out the air-conditioning, your best friend on days like there is stay hydrated, water is the beverage every choice. mid 90s the expectation both today, tomorrow, keep it mid and upper 80s wednesday through friday, but despite the sun and the heat that's back, at least the humidity, erika, will finally take a bit of a break. >> makes such big difference, katie, thank you. headlines this morning as katie mentioned will feel like triple digit today. if you need help beating the heat you can always call the philadelphia council for

aging, they have hotline available, it is open from 8:30 a.m., to 8:00 p.m. just call (215)765-9040. >> also, a father is an eyewitness to his son's death in north philadelphia. the father and son were at laurence and wing hocking streets around 11:00 last night. when the gunman shot the 21 year old son in the face. police say they think that he was the intended target. >> and, if you are planning on taking a septa regional rail or patco into philadelphia during the pope's visit for any reason at all this morning, is the first day that you can buy one of those special one-day train passes on line. there is a limited amount. so you want to buy early. >> ♪ ♪ >> oh, the words this morning is surprise. bruce springsteen shows up unannounced at jersey shore bar for impromptu concert. >> ♪ ♪ >> a fan captured this video of the boss jumping on stage in asbury park and just taking

over springsteen jersey native, played a two-hour set. how about that? he's performed 15 songs including classics, never be enough time, and because of the night. what fun. >> and man he may be tiny but packing big punch at the box office. debuted at number one earning $58 million. the tiny hero is played by paul rud this is marvel's 12th film opening at number one. >> now, that means that's the minon slipped to second place with just over $50 million. train wreck debuted in third followed by inside out and jurassic world. right now 55:00; and there is a new way to reach 911. we'll let you know which local community will now let you text for help. >> also, a different casino of beach blast when the bomb squad blows up dangerous device. how long officials think that bomb was burried under the sand. first though, here's what's coming under tonight on cbs-3.

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>> near text to 911 emergency. texting to 911 can also give people a silent way to alert police, helping those who may be trapped in a dangerous situation, like a break-in. also, this morning, a long island man has pleaded not guilty in connection with a fatal drunk driving crash reportedly involving a bachelorette party. police say that steven row mayo was intoxicated when his pick-up truck crashed into limousine saturday afternoon. it was caring eight women, returning from a winery on long island's east end. four women were killed row mayo four others were hurt. >> oh! >> a blast from the past, you might say, in florida. someone walking along a beach in st. petersberg yesterday morning found an old world war ii era bomb. air force base brought in the bomb squad. experts say it was a flare about 4 feet long, that used to be dropped out of planes to light up the night sky for surveillance pictures. >> and former president

george h.w. bush is home from the hospital. he's back at his summer home, in kennybunkport maine. mr. bush fell at his home wednesday breaking a bone in his neck. doctors say the 91 year old should recover fully in three four months. wish him well. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", another day of dangerous heat. we are live with ways to protect yourself if you have to be outside today. and katie has your forecast. also police are searching for the suspect who shot a young man in the face and opened fire on the victim's father, as well. we're back at the top of the hour. good morning.

>> we are waking to up he can sieves heat advisory in effect. only 6:00 and already in the 80s as the sunrise cents it will feel like we're in triple digits again. >> also, new this morning young man shot in the face right in front of his father. how the search is on for his killer. >> and, in just a few hours special septa passes go on

sale for when the pope's in town this september. we have all of the information you need to get you ready for that papal visit. >> good monday morning to you it is july 20th he'll erika von tiehl a checking on weather and traffic and warm welcome to meisha johnson, our new traffic reporter, her first big day on the job. meisha welcome good to see you. >> so great to be here. everyone has been so lovely, teamwork helping me get through the first day. >> oh, of course. it helps right katy? >> absolutely, yes. and i've been saying it all morning, you know, heat and humidity doing nothing more than to provide nice warm muggy hug for you meisha, to welcome you here to the city every brotherly love. so thrilled to have you so welcome once again make sure, giles, you sends out your welcome wishes to her meet meisha okay? but dow want to talk shop here get you out to what's going on, man, is it steamy outside. just uncomfortable. that is the bottom line. it does not feel good. you know? it is really steamy, and muggy, what other words can you possibly use