good morning, to you. it will feel, so hot today. it will feel like triple digits. katie a has details in one man. it is wednesday july 29th i'm quarter von tiehl. aim nicole brewer. we have much more on weather hot one, and traffic. plus time is running out in the desperate search for two teenage boys lost at sea. we will have a full report coming up next. right now we're in for another hot day. you are saying this is one of two really terrible, steamy days. >> yes, every single day it looks like out of the next seven hits at least 90 degrees. >> wow. >> that is a long stretch. >> yes. >> exactly. >> find a cool place. >> yes hot day minus the heat. that is my pool these days. what are we dealing with here? obviously hot air out there but today will be one of the more oppressive days.

let's show you how we did yet 93, over achievers here, the 15th day in 2015 that we have hit 90 or a have above. we are going to keep that theme going. we will certainly add on to the total in due time here. storm scan three nice and quiet, high pressure on our side. we have a excessive heat warning here. i love how this matches my dress. isn't that nice. do you note that is. i just noticed that. yeah this is my excessive heat warning outfit, from noon until 6:00 o'clock up and down i-95 and immediate vicinity and surrounding suburbs. we will have heat up deckses at around hundred degrees. we have seen days like this happen. they happen every single summer. just be smart about it, you will be just fine. it is summer. it happens. we will take you outside to cut town area middle school. it is 65 degrees. sound weird. out in the suburbs or far suburbs i should say it is a little bit cooler because of the nice clear sky.

doesn't mean it feels comfortable although that sunnies coming up. you can see that reflect on the area temperatures. your far north and west suburbs are in the 60's. we are flirting with 80 in the city. it makes such a difference when are in the urban area verse suburbs or those very rural area how cool it will be to start things off here. that is reflect from county to county. sixty-six in quakertown. seventy-five by comparison in palmyra right next to the river. we will go out across the region today. trying to beat the heat you will have a difficult time doing that. sun will be scold to go day and with that sun all afternoon in the city 95 degrees. flirting with 90 every where else. meisha, over to you. >> it will be warm. happy wednesday to you. if you are just waking up with us we're happy to have you. here's our look outside. 422 eastbound at oaks making your way to the king of prussia, looking back as you can see that s curve there it

is nice here. we can see dense fog in the background. good news, that is in the harming your drive. looking great in terms of the visibility out there. forty-two freeway for those in new jersey coming into center city making your way in to philadelphia, north bound at creek road. is there our buddy pulled out to the shoulder. wish i knew his name i would call him by his first name driving north bound at creek road approaching 295, starting to build here now. i took a peak at this 20 minutes and it wasn't looking that busy. it is slowly starting to heat up there give yourself a couple minutes. we have a train accident at grant avenue and welsh road complete thely closed between krewstown road and bustleton avenue. use an alternate. red lion road will be your best friend right now nicole, over to you good meisha, thank you. it is a meeting many parent at a local catholic school have been waiting for. >> game president of the waldron mercer academy has called this meet to go discuss the firing of the lesbian teacher. "eyewitness news" reporter jan

carabao joins us at the school with the details jan good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and nicole this is certainly first time parents got together to discuss their outrage over the firing of the very popular educators. parents have held rallies and threatened to take their children out of this school. tonight these parents will get a chance to address the school administration. this is who we're talking about. marge i winter was fired as director of religious education here at waldron mercy academy in merion more than a month ago now on june between the second. winters tells "eyewitness news" that she believes the tipping point for firing was a phone call to the archdiocese of philadelphia, complaining about her marriage. winter had has been married to her wife andrea for seven years. at the time of the firing waldron's principal simply made a statement that the school must adhere to the teachings of the church, which is opposed to gay marriage. but the move angered many parents who continue to show their support for winters. many demanding that she be reinstated. winters doesn't think that is in the card for her.

both she and her wife have kept a low profile since the firing but took time to speak with "eyewitness news" anchor pat ciarrocchi ahead of the latest scheduled parents meeting. >> i knew they would be up in arms over this because we teach tolerance openness, hospitality at waldron. it has been a lot of hurt, yes, and maybe anger at the injustice. >> reporter: a lot of alumni showed their anger as well, many threatening to pull donations from the school if winters isn't reinstated. she has a lot of support. is there a facebook page called stand with marge i that has garnered 11,000 likes and there is a go fun me page that has raised more than 17 you this dollars. thinks still a developing story but for now we are live in merion, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks for the update, we appreciate it. septa will hold a regional lottery for the pope's visit

to philadelphia the new on line lottery is scheduled for heavy demand after the first try crash the web site. registration begins monday august 3rd at 12:01 a.m. and end at 11:59 p.m. septa says in matter what time you enter your submission, everyone has the the same chance for being selected. >> if the papal pass pennsylvaniaes into peoples hand so at least they can make some serious concrete decision about their transportation plans. >> once again, on line registration for that lottery will begin at 12:01 a.m. on monday august 3rd. lottery registration will end at 11:59 p.m. many visitors will spend thousands of dollars staying in philadelphia hotels during the papal visit but one group has found a place for under a hundred bucks a night. catch though, you have to sleep on the ground and among wild life. church group from north jersey decided to stay but where else but the the philadelphia zoo. >> nice. >> group of parishioners from a church in ridge wood bergen county will sleep inside the building that contain insect

and bird exhibits. >> hey, pope frances we are sleeping at the zoo just to see you. >> we were trying to think outside the box. >> it is great. it will be an adventure. >> indeed. group of 240 parishioners are able to stay through the zoo's overnight program that zoos offer. they can stay overnight hear animals make their noises every night and the cost $65 per person. >> can't beat the price. >> not at all. stay with cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the papal visit. we will bring you new updates and on line at cbs philly.com as we get you ready to are this major event. 5:37. in business news this morning it is a redesign coming to apple. >> money watch's jill wagner coming from the insuring stock exchange with all that and more jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning nicole ander contact markets rebounded after five days of losses. dow jones gained 189-point nasdaq was up 49 points. microsoft is rolling out its new operating systems windows

ten. start menu is back. is there a new internet browser called microsoft edge and personal assistant courtana. facial recognition on some computers will replace need for pass word. it is free for windows seven and eight users. for the first time volkswagen is best selling auto maker in the world german auto maker surpassed toyota from january to june. toy yet a which makes the camry, prius high bread and lexus has been top selling car company for three years. apple may finally be redesigning its ear budd. apple apply for this ear piece patent two years ago an outer section that bend to the users ears. design suggests that the ear fence could be wireless. users have lodge complained that the current ear budd fall out if you exercise and just are not very comfortable. erika and nicole. we both complete lay gree with you. >> thinks a good development because they are always falling out of my ears.

>> yes finally right. >> yes. >> don't worry about ipad 12 focus on the ear budd. >> although, wireless i'm concerned we might lose them if they are too small. >> i'm with you. >> so many things to work on. >> thank you. >> thanks, jill. it is a race begins time for search crews in florida they are looking for to teenage boys who went fishing on friday that happened, after their capsized boat was found sunday 180 miles from where their journey began. andrew spencer reports. >> reporter: experts say that the boys could likely survive four maybe five days in the open water. >> we still want to be optimistic that these 14 years olds are still alive today. a absolutely they could stay four or five days so as long as they have a floattation device to help them stay afloat. >> reporter: days after the the boy's boat was found capsized off the coast of florida, searchers are running out of time. >> we are going in to our fifth day of searching and we don't know if they have any

floattation device. a as time passes, the possibility of finding them decreases and at some point we will to have suspend or search efforts. >> reporter: families of the perry cohen and austin stephanos says they will not stop. >> we know our boys. we know their determination and courage that they have. we know the skills that they have. both of our boys learn how to swim before they learn how to walk. >> reporter: people continue to gather for prayer vigils to offer their support. >> i just want families to know that we are behind them and pulling for them and we are hoping for the same thing they are hoping for. >> reporter: despite the odd experts say is there still a chance to find the two boys alive. >> hopefully they had a cooler that had water bottles so they may be drinking it very slowly and keeping that lasting as long as they can so is there always a possibility that these kid are still alive today and hopefully they will be found real soon. >> reporter: i'm andrew spencer reporting. i cannot imagine what it

is like for those families. >> your heart goes out to them. >> 5:40. record breaking winter for much of new york state and would you believe is there still remnants on the ground in buffalo. we will show thaw just ahead. this is so neat, first of the kind surgery right here in philadelphia. dozens of doctors work on this eight year-old, recipient of the double hand transplant. we have details just ahead.

here's a look at your head lines this morning.

septa plans to hold a lottery for regional rail passes for pope 's vice tonight september. on line registration for that lottery starts on monday august 3rd. three people are rush to the hospital after this multi vehicle accident in kensington. the cause of that crash is under investigation. and there is a wild chase across state lines monday night was over stolen underwear. police say they have been looking for the driver robert ritter since the theft in the brooklawn, new jersey shop right earlier this month. 5:44. now a wild fire in northern california jumps containment line forcing hundreds out of their line. >> rag fire has destroyed two buildings, damaged four others and burn 6500 acres. officials say it started last wednesday. more than 1100 fire fighters are trying to put out these flames and as of right now that wild fire is 80 percent contain a. here's is what left off the record breaking snow in buffalo. >> yes, it is still there believe it or not, eight months later nearly 10 feet

remains. it is covered in dirt, we had helping to keep frost in temperatures that have reached 90-degree. so darn stubborn. 10 feet of it. i don't want to see that anytime soon. >> we have ways to cover them at least. >> that is true. >> but at least no snow here, katie. >> in snow. we have got that part for you at least covered but it is complete opposite, the opposite of that being the fact that you have to deal with pretty excessive heat today. excessive heat warnings will be taking effect which we will discuss in a second here specifically for i-95 and immediate vicinity. we will go out to the eyewitness weather watcher network. here's allentown. we will go north of that. 70 degrees. coming from charles in bat h which is more remote. nice clear skies but 70 degrees at the moment and mild beginning even in these remore remet towns. we will go closer to the city 71 sent in from bill layden with nice clear skies at this

point. sun popping up, he just got back from a walk with jake i'm assuming this is jake very, very sweet. air is thick with the dew point up at 67. just good advice so be careful. frequent breaks if you have to be outside stay hydrated, common sense type stuff that we always talk b taking you out to lynn from clear skies from cherry hill. and it is just yucky. i get it. it is just so steamy outside. it will stay that way throughout the entire day into tomorrow, and we don't really get too much relief, by the tail end of the week but it will turn less humid. that is a huge help, right. storm scan at the moment nice and quiet courtesy of high pressure built in place. here's your next frontal boundary continuing its trend east moving in by late in the day tomorrow and it will bring with us, what looks like at least showers probably heavier thunderstorms. we will track this. net is your time stamp into

thursday here, 4:00 p.m. or so an hour or two or three it starts to roll role in our area here because it will have had most of the day to work with, it will bring with us strong wind gusts more gust was those thunderstorms. by friday we will clear things out once again f there were ever a great pool day thinks it. this is five out of the five beach ball kind of day. ninety-five. feeling like a hundred for many of you. hot, sticky, sunny take a dip and feel in grief. it will be beautiful outside for that. if you don't have that benefit try to find air conditioning. notice every single day of the next seven, at least 90 degrees, the spectation. tomorrow is a stormy day. we will dry it out through weekend and stays hot and toasty for monday and tuesday too. >> any excuse to get in the water. thank you. not that i want to get in the bathing suit anytime soon, no thank you but water sound darn good. ninety-five southbound, coming around that s curve making

your way in center city. i will say looking at this 15 minutes ago it didn't look like it was that busy. levels are starting to pick up. here's a look at the schuylkill westbound at city avenue everyone traveling at posted speed. exactly what we want to see. two areas of construction pennsylvania turnpike westbound at valley forge. right lane is block. use some extra time around that area also 76 eastbound in new jersey route 42 freeway to route 130, one lane is opened, so you are down to one lane there around that construction area. we have a train accident this morning northeast philadelphia grant and welsh road closed use that alternate red lion but an update septa route 19, that bus it is now detowered. septa's bus 19 is detowered just so you are aware of. that everything else is looking good. i want tell you have one is travel at posted speed. nice and high. that is what we want to see in the 6:00 o'clock hour. erika, over you have to. bobbi kristina brown will

be laid to rest this sat the day in georgia. we have video of brown's body being taken to the funeral home. 22-year old passed away sunday in hospice care six months after being found face down in the bathtub in her home. her death comes three years after her mother whitney houston died in the bathtub in the beverly hills hotel before the grammys. brown will be buried next to her mother in new jersey. 5:49. an eight year-old boy gets a double hand transplant at a children's hospital, first of the kind surgery performed right here in philadelphia zion harvey from baltimore had a sepsis infection at two years old forcing there is to amputate his arms and legs to save his life. team of 40 doctors and nurses at children's hospital operated for ten hours using donor hand found from the the gift of life. >> never give up on your dreams it will come true. >> unaudible. >> he gets up and he is happy.

>> it will take months of intense therapy before zion can start to feel and use his new hand but such an incredible technology and what an unstoppable spirit he has. >> yes. >> so young and to be facing this challenge but taking it head on and being positive throughout. >> doctors say the reason it has taken so long for this type of surgery it is a family to be so strong to allow those donated hand. >> and, you know, there are two side, giver and receiver, but what a buy full story. >> very heart warming. >> 5:50 right now. we are getting a look at damage left behind by a irate prison visitor. >> this started when a guy park his suv on the jailhouse lawn. move your car naturally. >> he showed his disapproval by leaving around car tracks. he did doughnuts and crash into a flagpole in front of the county jail in florida. okay good michael lee roberts was promptly arrested and

police park his car. maybe don't get in trouble in front of the jail, is there just a 10-foot walk for you you. >> unless you you want to end up there. >> just park your car. >> 5:51. a new report find several u.s. cities are sinking we will tell you which ones coming up. >> that got my attention. wait until you hear where this crocodile was discovered in new york. yikes. but first here's what is coming up tonight on the cbs-3.

iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

yes, donna a summer's hot stuff, combined with erika's hot moves. >> oh, yeah. >> very appropriate for today where we're in the excessive heat warning from noon to 6:00. we have an air quality warning. so definitely the summer sizzle is upon us, and, we are going to deal with just about everything today katie will have your forecast coming up next. erika, we can all simmer down

now. >> yes okay. a new study find that several major u.s. sittens are sinking including the nation's capitol which could fall 6 inches over next hundred years. experts say that combined with climate change could put d.c. under water. the research was didn't by u.s. geological survey and find other cities like new york boston and miami are also at risk. >> very interesting. northeastern u.s., not the natural habitat for crocodiles but try telling folks in long island some one abandoned a live crock near a parking lot near this town of millville yesterday. he is 3 feet long and under 10-pound but it took animal control animals officers and while to restrain it. at first dispatcher thought it was a false alarm. >> i was apprehensive because i have gotten these calls before and they turnout to be toys. i got a couple leashes and dog pole. he has a lot of energy.

he snaps pretty well. >> my goodness. it was first crocodile ever recovered on long island and an investigation is underway to find out who let that animal lose. taped up jaw. >> yes your heart goes out to those animals somebody's pet got too big dumped them in the parking lot. another slittering discovery, check out this python captured in the ever grade. do you see the size of this thing, more than 18 feet long, it is believed to be second largest ever found in florida. it is so big that experts say it could devour an alligator or deer pythons are invading the ever grade which is why they are being hunted but can you even imagine. >> i love that everyone in this photo has their big smiles on their face. >> we would be running and screaming in the other direction. >> you could not get me far enough, not with the 10-foot pole. >> stay in florida how about

that. >> can eat a deer i want no face time with you know what i'm saying. still ahead on "eyewitness news" it is a summer scorcher hot and humid it will feel like a hundred degrees today kates has your forecast and doctor jen will stop by with the signs to look out for that you might be experiencing a heat-related illness coming up late they're morning. >> very important. >> also erika it is national lasagna day and i'm serving up a coveted family recipe from one of the top italian restaurants and it was good. do you see that plate there completely devoured. >> bringing us some samples i believe. >> yes about 6:30, i can serve it up to you.

and an early morning rescue mission to free a man was struck by a train and it could impact your commute this morning. meisha has detours in one man. septa reveals its plan for selling regional rail passes for pope's visit to philadelphia, 350,000 passes will be made available but you have to win a lottery to get your hand on one. as sun comes up, it will start to heat up to day and an excessive heat warning