we are used to it in the summertime in philadelphia when talking about heat index near 100 degrees that can get dangerous for folks spending hours outdoors. lets look at current temperatures outside, and you can see how hot it is, it is 93 degrees in philadelphia, 93 in trenton. ninety-two in reading. dew points, well, they are climbing. right now not as bad as it will be. 55 degrees is current dew point in philadelphia. seventy-four is current dew point in wildwood and 71 in wilmington. we are in the steamy range but it will get even more steamy before the day is through and before the week is through, is there your excessive heat warning until friday at 6:00 o'clock and it feels exceedingly hot out here in the sunshine and i have got this little device here that tells me how hot it is if i point it at something but pointed at bricks over here sun shining on the right. now 114.6 degrees in the sun, coming up in just about ten mincemeat role goodies justin drabick will tell us how hot

it is in the shade with one of these gadgets. for now back inside to you. >> pretty toasty thanks very much. lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos sweating it out in south philadelphia, greg? >> reporter: that is right there, jessica. it is hot here in south philadelphia, hot throughout the entire area take a look as you heard from our meteorologist 93 degrees here in south philadelphia. that is not even considering that humidity. so it is very hot here. you can bet if you are outside you are trying to find the cool. hot temperatures have many seeking out ways to keep cool. >> just relax and enjoy the sights. >> reporter: for bruce winestein that means heading to the pool in northern liberties, what he says trumps trekking down the shore any day of the week. >> everybody that i know wants down the shore all the time and i just don't get it. i had a shower and come over. >> reporter: bruce is getting some shade. >> i'm under an umbrella. >> reporter: but she knows there is no easier way to get

some sun while finishing her favorite novel. >> reading my book and jumping in the pool when i get hot. >> reporter: there are those that have to skip that pool side drink and, instead head into work. like window washers with jenkintown building services. >> really not much you can do, except for drink as much water and putting sun block on, that is about it, maybe a hat. >> reporter: field manager karl kline says his men though come prepared. >> we will bring coolers, snacks, little bit of lunch and drink. >> reporter: since there are no bathroom or water breaks hundreds of feet in the air. >> we are used to it we are out here every day. >> reporter: those that aren't prepared for the excessive heat though can turn to the city. >> where the national weather service is excessive heat warning means, staff works later, manning the cities emergency heat lines. >> we stay opened until midnight and deal with all ages and we try to raise awareness about heat stress. >> reporter: we want to give thaw very important number

right now. it (215)765-9040. if you are experiencing any type of heat-related illness or emergency give that number a call. they can help you out. that phone line is opened from 9:00 a.m. to midnight tonight, tomorrow, and friday. we are live here from south philadelphia i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thanks very much. stay cool. >> some people tried to escape searing hot temperatures down the shore, "eyewitness news" in atlantic city where beaches were pack. it was hot down there too people we talked to say it was still a good place to be. it is hot when you lay on the beach like in the sun but then waters like just cooling off, so it balances out. >> in this weather, in this hot, you can't be in philadelphia, you have to be at the shore man, come on guys. >> come on guys, let's go. >> similar picture in wildwood plenty of people looking to beat the heat on beautiful beaches there. keep track of the weather while on the go tonight down load cbs philly weather app

available on freon itunes and google will play. today's heat isn't making life easier on septa riders, day two of the septa's limited services after third of the the train cars were pulled for emergency repairs. joe holden, joins us from jefferson station where thousands of people are trying to squeeze on to a train home, joe. >> good evening. regional rail traffic is moving here, through jefferson station, in fact, at the most of what we have seen from this platform above the rails are a train car that will pull it up, most of the people will flock to it very quickly. i hear a train pulling in right behind me. people will gather around the doors and try to get to the train. late breaking information from septa a, because of the heat as you mentioned, there are some travel restrictions, according to speed, so the trains actually cannot move as quickly as they normally would. that is one more problem, compounding, what is day two of the very rough, rush hour.

>> it has been a rough, tumble ride on the rails. >> taking the train is really only option. >> reporter: septa's regional rail line limp along, day two with the third of the fleet down, riders are feeling squeezed. >> we all pushed on in the aisles, and it is like everyone really packed in. it was really tough. >> reporter: she was lucky enough to get on a train, so many riders were stranded during tuesday evening's rush hour. trains were swamped with people, riders blasted the transit authority on social media. septa tells cbs-3 that they are continuing to evaluate how best to maximize services. >> right now trying to study patterns, what people are doing because a lot of people taking one form of the transportation, coming, might not take the same transportation going. >> we will pick up slack as quickly as we can. >> septa's problems have immediate bum in cash. marcus robinson says his numbers are up 30 percent. >> airport ride, downtown ride just getting people to work as

quickly as they can as safely as they can, patients. >> reporter: patients now running thin as passengers on philadelphia rails push to get through day two of the transit system missing a third of the trains. >> the heat and everything else for the train cars seemed like a perfect storm for things not being a great commute. >> reporter: as predict most of the people waiting on the platform behind me did board that train but there are a few still left ape multiple tracks behind me. so many people, flooding in the jefferson station trying to catch their ride home from here but as you heard many people in this story they came to work earlier hoping to play, beat the clock. now coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 more on how heat is taking a toll on septa's equipment, we will see you then. live from inside jefferson station in center city joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". if you use it, let us know how your commute is going these days. connect with us on twitter and facebook using the #cbs-3

commute. in campaign 2016 hillary clinton goes on the offensive against rival donald trum in atlantic city. clinton told sporter trump record as a businessman and casino owner makes him unqualified to be president. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in atlantic city with the details, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, hillary clinton chose this spot in atlantic city any front of the former trump plaza tolly straight eye tea that she believes mark trump made on atlantic city wasn't a mark to be proud of but rather a stain. >> hillary, hillary. >> reporter: it wasn't a booming voice but a powerful story martin rosenberg used to introduce former secretary of state hillary clinton on the atlantic city boardwalk. the as contractor of the taj mahal his glass business lost hundreds of thousands of dollars during one of donald trump's bankruptcies. >> trump's actions caused great financial burdens to most of us. some lost their businesses,

some went through bankruptcy. >> reporter: clinton took the fight to donald trump day after being chastised by fbi for her use of the personal e-mail server for sensitive government information, standing in front of the former trump plaza clinton ripped apart the king of debts business reputation. >> it seems to be his one move he makes over the top promises and says to people trust him, put their faith in him, he will deliver for them. he will make them wildly successful. then everything falls apart. people get hurt. donald gets paid. >> when trump no longer owns any casinos taj mahal where workers are now on strike still bears his name. clinton says trump's history of making money while lenners and contractors lost during his company's four atlantic city bankruptcies make him unfit to lead the country. >> we need to write a new chapter in the american dream and it sure cannot be chapter 11. standing in the sweltering sun those in attendance say clinton brought the heat.

>> i really liked what she had to say and i think she did good today. >> the fact that secretary clinton, came to any other conclusion that donald trump is not the president that we need. >> experts expect that hillary clinton will continue to use this narrative tearing apart donald trump's business reputation, also to note during the speech today she did not bring up classified e-mail issue. live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. new jersey g.o.p. released a statement on clinton's visit, quote it is not surprising hillary clinton would want to to blow off steam in atlantic city after spending her fourth of july holiday being interviewed by fbi. she will need more than card tricks to convince americans that she was doing anything but gambling with our nation's security by using a secret server as secretary of said. donald trump also responded to clinton's claims on twitter. >> presumptive nominee is brushing off criticism. trump says i made a lot of money in atlantic city and

left seven years aggregate timing as all know. politicians made big mistakes. now many bankruptcies. trump and newt gingrich are traveling to cincinnati, ohio for campaign rally tonight. two were spot had leaving trump tower in new york city. speculation is high that the former house speaker is on trump's list as potential running mate. trump is getting backlash for praising former iraqi leader saddam hussein during a speech in raleigh-durham last night. >> saddam hussein was a bad guy, right. he was a bad guy. really bad guy. but you know what he did well, he killed terrorist. he did that so good. >> the on the fund raising front donald trump's campaign says it raise $5.01 million-dollar since late may. that is trump's first major fund raising hall since becoming presumptive republican nominee. last week hillary clinton announced it raised 68 million in the month of june. here at philadelphia, we have 19 days until the start of the democratic national

convention. today marks the official opening of the first philadelphia 2016 host committee, pop up shop. "eyewitness news" at 17th and jfk in center city, they are selling one of a kind apparel, buttons, cups, accessories, all centereddard philadelphia 2016. there are some pop up stores at pennsylvania convention center and 30th street station. also snoop dog will be head lining a party during dnc, today, they will perform for democratic national convention's unity party for governors. the fundraiser will take place at philadelphia's electric factory or july 28th and will feature rock bands loslobos. archdiocese issues new guidelines that effects divorce and gay catholics. what it means. plus it could be a life safer new way to tell if a certain cancer will come back. plus... >> unaudible. >> a cabby find a huge bag have of cash in his car, glad

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with the zika a fears rising, tens of thousands of fish are drafted in the war on mosquitoes. 50,000 fish moved in the brand new fish hatchery in lindenwald built by the mosquito control commission. this will make it easier for south jersey count toys put the fish in pools and waters, one single fish can eat hundreds of mosquito larvae in one day cutting mosquito population without chemicals. on the healthwatch tonight, blood tests to detect cancer, they are called liquid biopsies. >> stephanie stahl is here with promising new research on this new technique. >> very exciting, this new research out is for colon cancer, instead of having to do invasive surgical biopsies doctors could soon be able to get the same information with the simple blood test. a simple blood test could some day be able to accurately predict whether some early stage cancer patients will have a recurrence, according to researchers at

johns-hopkins kimmel cancer center. >> the idea that those patients who are likely to occur, should, in fact, get additional therapy. >> reporter: researchers say new tests known as liquid biopsy detects fragments of dna linked to cancer that are circulating in the blood, it could help doctors determine which colon cancer patients would need chemotherapy after surgery. >> this is optimum time to treat patients, when they have these tiny amount of cells, too low to be seen on x-ray studies. >> reporter: currently there are no dna based blood tests for cancer that are f.d.a. approved. >> liquid biopsies based on genetic alterations are the next generation of cancer tests. >> reporter: now that study looked at 230 stage two colon cancer patients, blood test was able to pick up half of those patients who had their cancer come back. researchers say more study is

needed to confirm findings but if this pans out it could be exciting. >> no kidding about that. >> stephanie, thank you. health concerns when it comes to the heat. heat is dangerous out there. >> very dangerous for folks that may have any sort of health concerns, people that may not have the ability to get cool offer get to a cool place, check on your neighbors as they may need assistance. never leave kid in the car, never leave pets in the car, put your purse, yourself in the back to remind you, one of my biggest fear and every parent's big fear as well. we have talk earlier, gadget outside on the sky deck, 114 degrees in the sun lets see the shade. meteorologist justin drabick is live outside our studios in spring garden. hey justin how is it feeling out there. >> always hot in the city, we will get that urban heat island in effect with concrete buildings around but you hear stay out of sun between ten and 4:00 due you to maximum uv radiation but it is now we will get daytime high temperatures, it takes a few hours to warm things up. you take the official

temperature in the shade, that is where the official reports come from and i'm in the shade right now, clouds coming through and right now it is at 91 degrees here. cbs parking lot. we have another thermometer that measures temperatures on other objects such as blacktop and ground here. right now 106, and then go in the mulch here and that is a dark color and that is absorbing heat. we have temperatures earlier around 110 to 120, even on the grass it will feel hot. but now big question is are we always hear do not stay in the car without air conditioning and air conditioning off and windows closed? well, we will put that to the test and see how hot it gets. right now i have the air blasting here in the car set to 60 degrees. it is feeling good. i will set thermometer in here right now, and we will turn the car off, it is off, doors lock, we have got sun beating in so we will come back at 6:15 to check out what the temperature will be. i'm sure it will be sky-high. for the rest of the forecast and when this heat and

humidity breaks now back to kate. >> that will be eye opening and even if you leave windows crack it will not help much leaving windows crack doesn't make a difference when we have that greenhouse effect with the sun beating in the car. we will check back with justin in the 6:00 o'clock hour. lets go down the shore to the delaware beach, boardwalk plaza and rehoboth beach, 78 there, you can see beach is pack, you can just walk from umbrella to umbrella a down the beach there. that is place to beat the heat. it is very humid down the shore but not quite as hot with temperatures in the 70's and 80's. we have clear skies overhead. today a good day to leave those windows down on your car parking it outside for a little while. letting that cross breeze coming through, tomorrow not the best day to do that because we have got these showers and storms off to the west today but those are popping up across our area tomorrow during the midday, and afternoon hours. we will time those out in a moment. temperatures 95 in cherry hill. 90 degrees in newark. ninety-three in philadelphia a94 in aspen.

eighty-nine in chalfont and in the lehigh valley we have temperatures well in the 90's at the moment and feels hotter then that. when we factor in dew points in the mid to upper 60's. the those dew points rising with the heat pump off the coast we have heat and humidity being pulled from the south. we will start to see even more moisture work its way in to the region tomorrow and tomorrow into friday, is when the heat will peak. friday looks like a degree or two cooler on the heat index. tomorrow does not look like the worst day. temperatures in the low to mid 90's right through saturday. heat index values near 100, drink plenty of water and try to avoid strenuous activity. running inside on the treadmill this is not the time of the year, this is not the week to be taking any kind of a using outdoors. if you have to work outside frequent breaks and lots of water. future heat index tomorrow morning feels like the 70's. tomorrow mid afternoon 99 is our heat index value and friday pretty much higher then that, mid up toker 90's across the region. future weather showing pop up showers and storms on and off

throughout the afternoon tomorrow. they may give relief in their wake but not much we don't have much cooler air working its way behind that area of storms. that will not come until saturday. tomorrow 94 again with that chance for afternoon thunderstorm. you're witness weather three day forecast keeps heat wave going and it will be a four day stretch. that means day five which would be sunday, brings relief and that is on the seven day forecast which i will show you next half an hour. sunday your better weekend day if you have plans to make. we will talk about that in a bit. >> sweaty. >> thanks, kate. it seems we use our smart phones for everything photo text social media. >> come up good news for iphone users. apple is reportedly making a big change to the iphones and something users wanted for a long time, leslie. nba superstar surprises kid at a basketball camp, you won't believe their reactions, priceless. phillies looking to sweep braves in the final home game before the all-star

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some breaking news to tell but right now fire fighters are hosing down hot spots after a brush fire in lower merion township. this is happening on amtrak september tracks, chopper three live over the scene near lancaster avenue, and you can see some charred brush there, there are train delays in both directions, fire fighters were called to the scene around 4:00 o'clock, no word on how that fire started out there we will have more information as it comes into us. well, leslie joins us now the phillies continuing to push forward, they have got momentum. >> we are excited, phillies back in action at the bank final home game before the the all-star break. they are looking to sweep braves. before the game odubel herrera was presented with his all-star jersey. he will rock that next week. phillies down one to nothing bottom of the fifth ape speaking of herrera he will drive in the phillies first run right here, a at one-one. then in the top of the sixth, braves adonis garcia hits a

double to deep right center field, that will make the game two-one atlanta don't worry, bottom of the sixth we have miguel franco to hit a home run to right field his fourth straight game with the home run, bottom of the eighth braves leading three-two, not anymore freddie galvis with the go ahead home run, they win four-three. they have won eight out of their last nine. >> oh, my god. >> hey, how are you doing. >> golden state warriors basketball camp got surprise of their life this weekend, steph curry supposing as a delivery man knocking on doors in a few dorm rooms. they almost pass out. there has in the been enough surprise this is week, golden state, don't worry, he is okay, just taken back. >> i like how steph gets in to it. >> yes. >> his little eyes got so big. >> yes, down he went. >> that is great.

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shooting in the united states, sparks outrage and protests. tonight community leaders are asking for calm. "eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30. i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. uj justice department is taking over investigation in the shooting of a father of five in baton rouge, louisiana ac bs news correspondent david begnot reports that he was killed during a confrontation with police. >> cell phone video he shows officers struggling with alton sterling outside a convenient store in baton rouge. during the confrontation, someone screamed he got a gun. second later shots are fired. sterling is pronounced dead at the scene. >> they video is disturbing to say the least. >> reporter: thirty-seven year-old family and community leaders are calling it murder. sterling's son broke down as teen's mother a dressed the media. >> one of the greatest fears is to see your child hurt and know that there is nothing that you can do about it.

>> reporter: baton rouge police chief says his officers were responding to a reports of a man selling cd's outside a convenient store. that man reportedly threatened someone with the gun. >> it is irrelevant. if you look at video it speaks for itself. he was not reaching for a weapon. >> reporter: local authorities have agreed to turn over the investigation to the fbi, and the u.s. justice department. >> we want to get to the answers, bottom of the answers and the truth and that is what our investigation and why we felt it best for an independent, and transparent investigation. >> reporter: shooting has sparked protest as cross the city, head of the baton rouge naacp is calling for the police chief to be fired but today, the chief says he has no plans of leaving. david begnot, cbs news, baton rouge, louisiana. >> coming up local community leaders react to the baton rouge shooting new on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. philadelphia police are looking for a man who opened

fire on children and adult in hunting park and hit a 13 year-old boy. shooting happened just before 11:30 tuesday night in the 4200 block of north darren street. before the shooting witnesses say white four-door car hit a man nearby, the female driver, exchanged word, with him and then drove off. witnesses say car returned, another man, got out, and then opened fire on the crowd. >> i was just hearing gunshots, and i ran around the corner. >> based on ballistics evidence we know that these eight shots were fired from a large caliber, semiautomatic weapon. >> reporter: boy was driven to st. christopher's hospital in stable condition, police were checking surveillance cameras from nearby businesses hoping for a break in the case. another teenager is in the hospital after being shot overnight, police say she and her friend might have been playing with the gun. it happened in the 5600 block of boyd street in east germantown. fourteen year-old girl was shot in her hand, upper body and is in critical condition.

police recovered two guns from the roof of the nearby home. police say they are questioning a minor. a senior navy official is under investigation after he was caught on camera pulling a gun on three young men. it happened as they were moving another friend's party near that officials home in fairfax county, virginia pentagon has confirmed the gun man to be carnegie, deputy assistant secretary of the navy for environment. days later the mother of one of the young men filed a complaint after seeing that tape. >> do i hope his employer, now that we know who that is, takes really strong action because it seems like the navy is sending a terrible message if one of their people is so freely abusive to members of the public. >> reporter: episode ended when a a woman believed to be ohan's wife, convinced him to back down. president obama a reversed course on the number of u.s. troops that will remain in afghanistan when he leaves office. correspondent william marks explains what has happened in the war torn country that forced the president to break

a campaign promise. >> president obama plans to significantly cut u.s. troop levels in afghanistan by even of the year but now says threat from the taliban is just too great. >> instead of going down to 5500 troops by the end of this year, the you had will maintain approximately 8400 troops in afghanistan into next year, through the end of my administration. >> reporter: president says the u.s. and his allies have made progress since 2001, forcing a al qaeda from camps, over throwing taliban and helping to establish an afghan government but after so many lives were lost and so much money spent he says that the war ravaged country still needs america's support. >> even as they improve afghan security forces are still not as strong as they need to be. >> reporter: during his 2008 campaign for president obama promised he would end the war in afghanistan, eight years later thousands of u.s. troops will remain stationed in the country after he leaves office. bill marks, cbs news.

pope francis met with the parents of an american college student found dead while studding a broad in italy. in a statement pontiff expressed quote feelings of deepest sympathy and compassion to wow beau solomon's parent. nineteen year-old's body was pulled from the river in rome on monday. his death is investigated as a homicide. police have a homeless man in custody. charles chaput releases pastoral guidelines for clergy and other leaders in the philadelphia archdiocese. instructions are an attempt to clarify a document released by pope francis in april on family life which opened up the door to divorce and simply remarried catholics among the new rules, divorced and remarried catholics should abstain from sex and live quote like brother and sister if they want to receive communion. in relation to same sex partnership chaput says those members should refrain from sex and should not aloud to hold leadership positions in the church, to avoid quote, moral confusion in the

community. olympic sprinter oscar pistorius is heading back behind bars. today a judge sentenced pistorius to six years in prison for his girlfriend's murder, this comes three years after he shot and killed reeva steenkamp in his home on valentines day 2013. pistorius said he mistakenly thought steenkamp was an intruder. warning now about those popular hoverboards, the consumer products safety commission announced a a recall of more than half million of them, because the hoverboard can catch fire. >> fire after fire like this one consumer products safety commission isn't mixing word. >> if you own a hoverboard, please stop using immediately. >> reporter: yot kay is chairman of the pscp, and they are recalling more than half million hoverboard. >> hoverboard is on fire. >> reporter: agency has received dozens of reports of batteries inside catching on fire, or exploding. >> hoverboard is still here.

>> reporter: last year jessica horn 's son was charging a a hoverboard when fire broke out. >> before i had turn, to say it was on fire, house was on fire. >> reporter: zero companies are recalling the devices, they were sold nationwide between june 2015 and may 2016. the consumers products safety commission says all of the recalled hoverboards were made with fundamental design flaws. the city, ul fire fighters and safety research institute, shows how lithium batteries can explode, kay word hoverboard outside does in the meet ul standard. >> check a and demand ul proof of certification, it is not on the recall list f they cannot provide proof demand a refund. >> reporter: many airlines, railroads and college campuses have already banned hoverboards because of the risks. if your hoverboard is under recall safety officials say stop using it immediately and contact the recalling company, depending on the model you might get a free repair,

replacement or a full refund. still to come on "eyewitness news" it is something iphone users complained about for a long time change apple is reportedly making to the next version of the iphone. one of the biggest lottery jackpots in u.s. history is up for grabs this week. you need to get those tickets, coming up. temperatures surged in the 90's to take and may be a stretch of four straight days in the 90's. i'll tell you which day humidity peaks when we can expect to see showers and storm return and when we may feel relief coming up when we come back.

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winning numbers,. you can see those numbers again at cbs philly.com, if you play, good luck. >> absolutely. >> kate is over there counting the dollars. >> i only play when it gets to 500 million, that is my cut off. >> yes. >> i'm kidding. >> you can just ten prizes of 50 million and people would get excited. >> unreal. >> moving on. >> talk about this because this is serious heat. >> big time. >> this is serious heat. i'll show you, it is number one weather-related killer in the united states in any given year and a lot of folks say it is july, we are used to the heat. this is hottest time of the year but when we start talking about heat index values climbing towards 100 degrees this is heat you have to take seriously. take precautions even if you feel silly doing it, drink extra water, even if you feel like you may not need it, try to get in the cool place if you have to be outside for an extended period and as always

check on kid, pets, any neighbors or relatives, that may need some help because we are not breaking out of the heat until at least saturday night. lets look outside and take you out to a live look spring garden street and broad street as we look from the broadcast center, it is hazy outside but today even though it has been hot today don't get me wrong we have had a high of 94. not as hot as tomorrow because the humidity is going to be ram pink up over the next couple of days. while dew points are in the city and been in the mid 60's, tomorrow we will be feeling dew points in the 70's and hazy, hot, humid just like today but better chance for shower or thunderstorm. lets look at what is going on live neighborhood network here kutztown area middle school. right now 90 degrees. beautiful day to look at, not beautiful day to be out for any extended period of time and looking hazy, hot, humid, recorded temperature on the weather sensor at palmyra cove nature park in new jersey is 97 degrees looking toward the city. storm scan three clear, as you

can see not a whole lot across the region. we have clear skies just a few patchy cloud that will change. our next system heading our way, showers and storms that have erupted over portions of the great lakes and ohio valley today those are moving east as we get into tomorrow afternoon bringing us chance for pop up afternoon showers and storms but unfortunately not headaching a dent in the heat ape humidity. our eyewitness weather watchers have temperatures in the 90's. 93 degrees as we check with a weather watcher here. this is steve schwartz in bensalem, just on the other side of the river. 95 degrees in bensalem. he says dog days of summer are here, they are indeed. ninety-four, west of the city we will check with jim swindle in media, 94, little bit of sunshine. delaware same story. we have 91-degree reading checking with sand or in newark. sandor says very hot, steamy, stay cool, keep pets safe and hydrate. all my bullet points he has

right there thank you to you. lets look at is what going on storm scan three showing storms heading in our direction and they will get here tomorrow afternoon generally between one and 5:00 . temperatures feeling like the mid 90's right now, tomorrow, i expect these feels like temperatures to be closer to 100 degrees. it feels like 95 in philadelphia another look at that excessive heat warning today you can see from new castle county delaware through surrounding suburbs of philadelphia, that will be in effect light the through 6:00 o'clock on friday. i can see them extending this into saturday or just issuing a heat advisory for saturday not quite as hot saturday but in the 90's. the as i mentioned earlier heat is number one weather-related killer in the united states. this is a ten year average, tornadoes kill 110 people on average, heat the though 113 people on average, and a lot of that is due to people thinking they don't to have really worry about it too much because we are used to the heat in the summertime but heat stroke, heat exhaustion can come up with very quickly

if you don't take precautions. we have showers and storms erupting in the area tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 p.m. note thinks front stays to the north stalls through the day friday we will wait until saturday before this front finally makes progress through the region bringing another round of thunderstorms on saturday and will bring a little relief. overnight though not much relief there. seventy-six is the overnight low those air conditioning unit will be rock and rolling tonight. tomorrow 94 again with the scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon, biggest threat with these storms would be heavy downpours thanks to the moisture they work w friday, saturday chance of the stray thunderstorm either day but sunday and monday bring some relief, seasonably hot but less humid. doesn't last licensing we are back to the 90's by next tuesday, ukee and jessica back to you. >> hot, hot, hot, thanks. panda fans are delighted to get a glimpse of this new arrival. male panda cub was porn four weeks ago at a part near near brussels and his mom was on loan from china they are

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kelce. >> reporter: ukee and jessica everyone is asking could taylor and tom's romance be staged? more importantly is ryan reynolds crying for help? what started off as a day celebrating independent, ended in what social media called was a ryan reynolds hostage situation. >> i heard it is happening right new. >> reporter: that is what many on twitter said it looked like in the instagram photo showing 39 year-old sandwiched between the pda display and taylor's 26 year-old childhood best friend. one says simply help me, while another says quote i now know what to call the dead pool sequel: dead pool, dead inside. >> i know, right. meanwhile is there a wild new relationship, right out of taylor's wildest dreams video. >> ♪ >> reporter: that video portrayed a passionate couple in exotic locations, sound

familiar? but, in the end, they were just acting. >> ♪ >> could this be all be one performance for a visual album allah lemonade. >> ♪ >> historically taylor has trooped a new album in one year intervals and considering we are approaching two year anniversary of 1989, we would be due for another. is what more on tonight on the up cider, ukee and jessica back to you in the studio. >> that is what that person said. get all of your hollywood news tonight and every week night at 7:30 watch the insider right here on cb is. three. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now blistering heat settles over the delaware valley, how long this heat warning will last and, staying cool in the meantime. also a a flag honoring a man who gave his life for his country is stolen from a wildwood family, latest on the efforts to get it back.

also local reaction to a deadly police shooting in louisiana that has captured national headlines, news at 6:00 starts right now. here's is what happening a heat warning is in effect for the philadelphia area and we're going to be dealing with the blistering temperatures, for a number of days. >> from the crowded peels of philadelphia to the shores of the south jersey people all over the area are trying to keep cool during sweltering day. good evening i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. we have team coverage tonight. health reporter stephanie stahl has tips on staying cool but we will begin with kate bilo on the skies deck to tell us more about the high temperatures, kate. >> problem with these high temperatures is they are not departing anytime soon, with the humidity as high as it will be, we will not experience much relief, even overnight as temperatures will stay, in the mid to upper 70's, even through the overnight hours right through the start of the weekend.

take a current look at temperatures and we are sitting at 93 degrees, 1 degree off the high that got the to 94. eighty-eight in wilmington. ninety-two in trenton. ninety-one in reading. this time of the year, it is almost more as important as temperatures is humidity and dew points are rising. right now to point in philadelphia is 65. that is a steamy range. you can see off to the south we have dew points in the 70's already in wilmington, in millville and down in dover and wildwood dew point right now is coming in at 77 degrees. dew points climbing in the 70's tomorrow in philadelphia, putting us back in the oppressive range. so here's what to expect through the next couple of days, temperatures in the low to mid 90's, heat index values near 100 degrees, definitely check with stephanie you have to try to beat this heat any waste you can. drink water. avoid outdoor strenuous activity that is non-essential and working outside take frequent breaks, try to find a shady spot to cool off, and these heat can come up quickly.