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. heading in the weekend things

will be changing but we have a chance for thunderstorms before that tomorrow in fact we will time those out and check back with justin drabick to see how that hot car has been heating up, for now back over to you. health department all over philadelphia region are shall ewing heat warnings with the hot humid weather being potential health dangers. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is in spring guard when more on the big changer caused by the heat, stephanie. >> reporter: is there just a little breeze, hardly matters, just a few moments out here it is really oppressive. hospitals tell me they are expect to go see a growing number of patients over the next few days as this heat wave persists. the equipment is ready at hahnemann hospital, including fans that are used in the emergency department, to cool off patients with heat-related illnesses. >> typically you will start to get cramps, nausea, light headed, dizzy and then pass out, worst case you can even die. >> reporter: doctor eric stander say dehydration is biggest danger in the heat. >> you are able to sweat and

get your temperature down. >> reporter: to rehydrate patients and reduce body temperatures patients are often given iv saline solution. >> this is normal saline, this will be will cooler body temperatures but we have the ability to use cold or liquid in this. >> reporter: outside beating the heat is all about finding some shade and loading up on liquid but doctors say, stay away from caffeinated drinks, they are dehydrating. >> and, valet car park shore runs a lot on crazy hot pavement, in and around traffic. how are you staying safe in this heat out side. >> luckily. we have air conditioning inside. >> reporter: along with the few breaks he is drink lots of liquids and how do you know if you are drinking enough. >> drink so thaw you are urinating very frequently, every three or four hours and concentrated doesn't good it that dark yellow color you you are drinking enough fluid. >> reporter: doctors say that it is a heat that is

especially dangerous for elderly. dehydrate quickly and often keep their houses a little too warm and without enough circulation. so we should all be checking in on our elderly relatives friend and neighbors. reporting live from spring garden, stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. keep track of the weather on the go tonight just down load cbs philly weather app free and available right now on itune and google play. >> it has been a sticky commute for septa aridders as day two of the septa's limited services after a third of the train cars were pulled for emergency repair. joe holden joins us from jefferson station where thousands of people are just trying to get home, good evening, joe. >> reporter: good evening. the question is how many more problems can we throw at this situation, first, of course we have a third of the cars out of the system. then there was a brush fire burning on the thorndale line and man with septa says that brush fire is out and services are attempting to return to normal along that line and septa is also experiencing

some heat-related problems with the equipment, the cars, and the tracks, and by the way, the significant amount of trains leaving here at jefferson station, of course, are running late. platforms are hot and at about this hour they are swamped with action riders. now that they rely on the transit system with the third of the trains out of the service. >> trains, different schedules, different times. >> reporter: pain in the behind, he says, others try to gain the over taxed system hoping to get an early, and leave early. >> it is a 60:00 train, catch an early train out. >> i'm in early, so i can leave earlier. >> reporter: septa pulled its relatively new silver liner five from services and an alert employee noticed cracks that spiederd around suspension joint, managers warned worst case one derailment. >> we're still collecting information right now, everybody is working cooperatively, and rotem is

here on site and we're just working with them and trying to get, you know, some answers. we are just trying to get those trains back in service. >> reporter: system is running on a modified schedule but it cannot keep up with demand. trains have been forced to go by crowded platforms, and compounding an already difficult journey home. what we have been seeing here at jefferson station a train does pull up on one of the many track is here and people swarm it, they get on and there are few left behind, again most of the trains here running, significantly behind schedule, and remember septa is telling us just late today that time line of all these disruptions will look like at least a month, possibly two months. rest of the summer is what we're talking about here. live, from jefferson station, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> let us know how your commute on the regional rails is going, connect with us on twitter, facebook using #cbs-3

commute. this just in attorney general loretta lynch will close the hillary clinton e-mail investigation with no criminal charges. that announcement comes as campaign 2016 headed into new jersey today, hillary clinton attacked donald trump's record as a businessman and casino owner during a speech in atlantic city. presumptive democratic nominee went on offence any of front of the shuttered trump plaza the on the boardwalk and she took aim at trump's numerous bankruptcies and they're affect on the struggling resort towns. >> we cannot let him roll the dice with our children's future. we need to write a new chapter in the american dream and it sure cannot be chapter 11. >> clinton hit picket lines in atlantic city. she visited with striking workers at trump taj mahal. donald trump responded to her criticism on twitter in the tweet the presumptive republican nominee said quote i made a lot of money in atlantic city and left seven years ago. great times as all know. politicians made big mistakes,

now many bankruptcies. not everyone is happy with the the dnc host committee. a group of former staffers and volunteers of bernie sanders called for resignation of the former pennsylvania governor ed rendell and two other committee members. they threatened to deliver their request to the dnc officials at 16th and jfk but were turn a way by security. democratic national convention in philadelphia ace now just 19 days away. new video tonight of the deadly even counter, local community leaders are react to go a deadly police involve shooting in baton rouge, louisiana sparking outrage across the nation. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in center city with those details, david. >> reporter: a lot of tension coming from baton rouge bubbling up all over the country. there is a group getting ready to demonstrate just a little while because they are upset, i will warn you, this video you where to see is disturbing. >> reporter: disturbing new video obtained by cbs news shows two baton rouge police officers in a struggle with 37 year-old alton sterling

moments before shots ring out. >> one of the greatest fears is to see your child hurt and knowing there is nothing that you can do about it. >> reporter: sterling's son broke down in front of the cameras, authorities with the baton rouge police department responded to reports of the man selling cd's out of the convenient store who had threatened someone with the gun. it happened just after midnight on tuesday. >> suspicious car, on the corner, and in his pocket, he pulled a gun on the complaint ant. >> reporter: baton rouge police placed those officers on leave, standard department policy. >> there is a lot that we do not understand and at this point, like you, i'm demanding answers. >> reporter: convenient store owner says police took a gun out of the sterling's pocket after he was shot. >> it is irrelevant, if you you look at video, it speaks for itself, and he was not reaching for a weapon. >> reporter: i check with the police department there were

probably 15 people down there at the end have the block at 13th and market and they want to hold a peaceful demonstration basically just talking with law enforcement to come to some kind of a conclusion, that is expect to grow and number is expect to grow but or than that police don't expect any demonstrators, no issues. reporting live david spun t for cb is. three "eyewitness news". as we continue tonight, the shore community is outraged after a thief steals a symbol of patriotism and sacrifice. >> find out what was taken from the wildwood family and how they are trying to get it back, kate. >> excessive heat warning through effect, and temperatures in the 90's right now and we have three more days in the 90's so when does relief move? when do we track threat for thunderstorms? i'll answer those questions coming up, leslie. red hot phillies have a weep down at the bank today and roger fedderrer with another epic match in wimbledon, sports is next.

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a north wildwood family makes an impassioned plea to the thief who stole their american flag on the fourth of july. >> that flag had a very special meaning to the family, it flew in tribute to the loved one who paid the ultimate sacrifice. our alexandria hoff has the story. >> reporter: tom corkran does not have a flagpole in front of his home in north wildwood but he did have a flag in need of flying. so, many years ago he turn to his next door neighbor. >> he says, would you mind, flying my brother's flag, you know, from vietnam and i knew about it. i say i would be very proud. >> reporter: in june of 1969 patrick corkran a graduate of father judge high school died off the coast of vietnam when april australian carrier collided with their naval destroyer. he was 19. >> seventy-four sailors lost their lives. >> reporter: patrick's body never came home but folded

flag did. this is not that flag. it is a replacement. >> he got up, on monday, july 4th. >> 5:30 in the morning as a matter have fact. >> reporter: flag was gone, stolen from the pole in front of his 11th street home. >> my wife and i lorraine had to tell tommy, we both broke down and i'll admit it, broke down in tears. >> reporter: missing flag is five by nine and a half feet similar to this one and they all want it back. this isn't the first time this family has been cited. when the memorial was dedicated in pens landing in 1987, patrick's name was in where to be found. the it was added but his family is fight to go get his name and 73 ship mates added to the war memorial in washington. north wildwood police say at least two more flags were stolen from that immediate area earlier that morning. what would you say to someone if they did come and return this flag. >> i would thank them for

doing the right thing. >> no questions asked, i shook their hand. >> reporter: in north wildwood alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". alex will keep us up to dayton that story. >> i hope somebody does right thing on that. >> in doubt. >> all right. leslie, let's talk baseball now. >> we have good news. >> yes, i have some good news. >> yes. >> good and bad and now they are good again. >> new red hot phillies back in action at the bank. final home game before the all-star break and they are looking to sweep braves, before the game odubel herrera presented with his all-star jersey he will rock next week at the all-star game. to the game we will go phillies down one to nothing bottom of the fifth, speaking of herrera he drove in the first run for the phillies that will tie up the game at one. top of the sixth, the braves adonis garcia hit a double to deep right center and that is two-one atlanta then bottom of the sixth miguel franco will hit a home run to right feel his fourth straight game with the home run, his 17th of the

season. then in the bottom of the eighth braves leading three-two, freddie galvis with the two run home run, phillies win four-three. they have won eight out of nine, pete mackanin says it has been quite a. >> i choose to believe, you know, i had such a bad month of june and i kept wandering why we weren't better knowing that we had a chance to be better and now we're starting to swing better. it is because guys like franco are getting it together and borges came out of no where. >> seven time wimbledon champion roger fedderrer with a unbelievable win. he came back from two sets down to beat his opponent to advance to the semi finals. fedderer looking for a eighth singles title, and he is currently tied with pete sampras. >> that is a bad man. >> yes. >> sure is. >> thanks, leslie, appreciate it. >> kate joins us with our forecast now and we are right in the middle of the heat

experiment, correct. >> we are indeed. this is, really to illustrate how dangerous this heat can be especially if you leave kid, and everything in the the hot car, 5:15 we sent justin drabick downstairs in the completely air conditioned vehicle, it was 60 degrees at the time. now it has been an hour and justin will check that temperature for us, hi there justin. >> that is right, we have been out here, in the shade and on the ground, we reached 130 degrees on the blacktop but here we go 94 degrees. this is hottest temperature of the season so far, this is taking a lot out of us right now but true test is the car. let this be a warning you hear to not leave children, pets inside the car without air conditioning, because things cranked up. lets check current temperature right now, i got, 123.8 degrees. that is some serious heat. when we hear that advice obviously we will take it, and this heat will continue really for next several days. this is within one hour. typically, the car will warm

up about 70 degrees in just five minutes and in one hour almost 50 degrees, no matter what conditions. make sure you have windows down air conditioning going. so everybody stay safe this summer, and have a good one, stay cool for the next several days. but there is relief as far as heat and humidity goes with the seven day forecast. >> i have to tell you ukee is celebrating because his guess was 120 and he was right on point with that, 123. >> wow. >> right on. >> i mean it is not something to celebrate but it is crazy how quickly that car went from 60 degrees to 123 degrees and cracking a window does not help, may help a little bit but not knocking a degree or two off 13 does not help at all. we have clear skies, no problems outside right true as we zoom out we will see showers and storms over ohio valley. these are making their way in tomorrow, tomorrow is a day like today but slightly more humid and features better chance for showers and storms especially in the afternoon.

today's high 94 degrees, making it hottest day so far, our average high 87, we are 7 degrees above average today. tomorrow very similar but we are going to go feel steamy, thanks to increase in humidity. highs today, we got to 92 millville. ninety-one allentown. ninety-four in philadelphia. twenty-nine in reading. this is not unusual, this is hottest part of the year in philadelphia but when we talk about heat index values like we are seeing tomorrow, this is still kind of heat you have to take seriously. tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. will feel like 100 in dover. feeling like 98 here in philadelphia allentown recording 78, that is because i'm betting showers and thunderstorm popped up on the model there and quickly dropped temperature and raises right backup again. future heat index friday afternoon still very hot with temperatures in the 90's and heat index, values near 100 degrees. the lets talk about those showers and storms, today as we have seen it is quiet. tomorrow starts off with sunshine but right after the lunch hour around 1:00 we will

see these hit or miss showers or storms pop up. any shower or storms could bring relief for april hour or two in the wake but any of these storms could bring locally heavy rainfall. little pockets of yellow, orange, we have moisture to work with and these could slow things down in the afternoon drive wraps, or at least from about the lunch hour through afternoon drive showers and storms will be around and they could be locally heavy. even at 7:00 o'clock heavy rain possible with any shower or then are storm. that clears out thursday night, friday looks like a quiet day, a few showers or storms that pop up here and there friday evening and friday night but tomorrow looks like not only hottest most humid day but you day with the best chance, this workweek at least for locally heavier thunderstorms. currently cloudy, muggy, 76 the low, feels like 80 all night long. thursday 94, hot and humid with scattered storms in the afternoon. we can see them down the shore 86 degrees down the shore tomorrow. better but boy is it humid even down the shore, friday,

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nothing says summer like outdoor concert. >> it is better when it is free. vittoria woodill joins us from cherry hill to tell us where you can enjoy grooving and grubbing every week. >> i'm here with james, james

is having so much fun, grooving and grubbing, he has sand art, show it off, james. loving it. loving it. that is right. we are live in cherry hill, new jersey at garden state discovery museum. take a look at all they have to offer. the time is now to celebrate imagination. this is the garden state discovery museum in cherry hill and it is pack with adventure and learning for kids to take in at every turn. >> childhood is getting your hand dirty, getting stuck in the mud, doing things that help you learn to live your life and be a little will kid and museum is here to foster that. >> reporter: they have hand on display to get kids to create, explore, and discover. just ask lucy and diddid. >> what have you been up to. >> unaudible. >> we have lots of fun here. >> okay, is this d id i. >> it was her birthday. >> can you tell me how much fun you have been having. >> a lot of fun. >> and charlie. >> what are you playing with.

>> i don't know. >> are you mesmerized by my smile. >> you do remember this. you did how many butterflies in the butterfly garden. >> two. >> do you think i'll see any too. >> a buddy. >> and catch this not only can you celebrate summer fun inside the museum but now through august head outside during their free summer concert series every wednesday to get grooving. >> we have vendors, crafters, and we have free family concerts and it is $5, at the museum after 5:00 o'clock. it is a great event. >> it is a great event and we have to go. say bye. >> bye. >> we are going to grub and groove, see you. >> get your grub on. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> take care we will see you tonight, "cbs evening news" is next.

>> dubois: shot to death. a black man is killed by baton rouge police, and the justice department opens a civil rights investigation. >> as a mother, i have now been forced to raise a son who is going to remember what happened to his father. >> dubois: also tonight, hillary clinton tries to change the subject to donald trump. >> what he did for his businesses and his workers is nothing to brag about. >> dubois: but the g.o.p. turns her f.b.i. scolding into an ad, branding her a liar. the death of a navy seal candidate during training is ruled a homicide. a massive recall of