watching, i'm anne contractors . live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" this morning. an had innocent teenager was caught in the cross fire. we'll show you where the 16-year-old girl was walking when she was hit by gunfire and the possible link to someone who showed up to a hospital minutes later. . happening right now, a woman live streams the aftermath of a fatal police involved shooting. it's a story that is sparking outrage. we'll tell you what happened right particular the shots were fired. the mercury rises after a day of excessive heat. it will show you how hot it will feel today and the big question is when we get relief ot it will today is thursday. i'm jim donovan van. >> i'm brook thomas, we're going goat you started with a check on weather and traffic. a lot going on today. >> there is, the roads are

looking good, you just have a lot of construction out there but they're looking nice and dry, so far so good this morning. >> it looks we're going to keep the sun around eventually a couple of showers or thunderstorms do fire up later on today. and that actually comes courtesy of one of several you different disturbances that will cool down. you find speckles of green, it's ground culture, not actually any kind of presip. you can see there's nothing more than a couple of clouds, most spots are clear at the moment. that said, we're off to a very warm start excessive heat warning continues for us, really, this is most notable for the height of the day-between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. when the sun is the strongest, you'll have the worst of the heat baking down at the surface, that's when this comes am i play, this excessive heat warning is a multi--day event. it lasts until friday at 6:00 p.m. for heat index values that flirt with or exceed the century

mark, it's going to be awfully impressive out there. at the moment, it's certainly warm and muggy, but this is about best it's going to get. with temperatures in the mid and even upper 70's at this hour, i do expect we'll easily hit the 90's for another day here. hot and steamy unfolding, expect sun for the first half of the day, late day showers and thunderstorms are expected to fire up as well the but they will be scattered meisha, not everyone gets hit by that. >> great to know. this humidity is certainly can be dangerous. so make sure to pack that water again today, thanks so much, good morning and happy thursday, looking outside, things looking ok, the good news is despite the fact we have a lost construction, it moved out of our way quickly, this is our first look, 422 eastbound to right before the turnpike area. and also left lane was blocked. that's been cleared, 422 you're looking pretty good. the vine is open. both moving in the westbound and eastbound side. you can see what you're working

with there. couple early risers out there. 422 freeway, we have construction clear just moments ago. both direction between 295 and creek road. we're looking good on 42. of you can see it's only 4:33 in the morning, already, we have this many vehicles on the roadway. good indicator it might be busy. construction at the tacony palmyra myra bridge and alternating traffic lanes, jim over to you. >> thank you, meisha. it's happened again, another young person a victim of gun violence. >> "eyewitness news" jane carabeo is live at saint christopher's hospital where the teen i was just released. jan? >> reporter: good morning, we just spoke to the family of this 16-year-old victim after she was shot in the leg. as you mentioned they tell us she was just released from saint christopher's hospital here early this morning. they say she is very shaken up but she's going to be ok. north carolina they are seeking justice.

investigators believe the 16-year-old is an innocent bystander in the shooting hit by a stray bullet. mega her the third teenager injured or killed. this latest happened here just before 11:00 p.m. last night at o and lycoming streets. the teenager was walking home with her yawn and four-year-old cousin. they say the victim saw a group of guys doing drugs and then she thought she saw a gun, scared. she grabbed her cousin and ran. before she knew it, she was shot. family said she found people nearby and them helped her call police. she was treated at saint christopher's and released. of in the meantime, a 23-year-old man was driven to area frankford hospital shot in the chest. he was transferred to torresdale. it is unclear whether he will survive. he may have been the intended target of the shooting. right now, these detectives are investigating, they have motive a good description of the suspect. family of the victim just want justice and they recall the

terrify to go ordeal of the victim seen. take a listen. >> she go run and right when she ran, when she had her back, because of, and i got she turned around to run it already had gotten her. she was in so much shock and so scared at the moment that she didn't feel it. she doesn't want to leave. eventually she get over it. is she's going to work through it. she's a strong girl. she got, this she's good. >> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance video in that area of juniata, as also interviewing witnesses, this is the third teenager shot or killed this weekend in the city of philadelphia earlier this week. a 16-year-old was shot and killed hit by a stray bullet and yesterday overnight a 13-year-old was hit and injured. we're going to continue to follow this. we're live outside sane christopher's hospital. jan carabeo bow cbs3 "eyewitness news." back to you. >> scary situation.

thanks a lot. a developing story this morning. minnesota police officer is now on administrative leave after he shot an african-american motorist to death after a traffic stop. family members identify theville as 32-year-old. she streamed the incident on facebook live. she says he was told police, told police he was licensed to carry a weapon. when he reached for his wallet. he was shot several times in the arm. his family is demanding answers. >> he never been in no trouble. he did everything, and he died by the law. >> by the less than by the law. >> a handgun was recovered from the scene. we'll provide information as their investigation progresses. >> the family gather to do the hospital. authorities are looking at that facebook live video. this morning, the justice

department is going to veteran the death alton sterling. he was shot and killed tuesday in baton rouge. sterling a 37-year-old father of five was killed in an officer involved shooting captured on video. it has sparked protests across the country. the fall-out from his death is being seen here in philadelphia. about a dozen people have been arrested after demonstrating a response accused of blocking the ramp to the vine street expressway. this unfolded after rush hour. they gave the protesters three warnings before mega the arrests. that was one of several taking place throughout the to city. marchers also went up and down streets old city chanting no justice, no police. >> whether or not you believe black people are being murdered there's a consistent amount of people saying this is what we feel. it's any community's duty to respond.

>> philadelphia police were o on hand to minority those marches. getting to work may be tougher, not just because it's more comfortable to be outside but because the heat can also slow down the operations at septa. three speed restrictions on the train track, as you know, septa already dealing with a regional rail car shortage. it had to pull a had third of its train cars off the tracks for emergency repairs. septa management says they're trying to figure out how to respond to commuter demand with fewer cars. >> right now i'm trying to study patterns of what people are doing because a lot of people that are taking one form of transportation coming might not take the sam transportation going. our big thing is we're trying to get those trains back in service of. >> septa had to take about 120 train cars out of service after finding defects in them that could cause a derailment. the repairs could take until august. comedian bill cosby will return to a norristown

courtroom. another effort to have the case against him thrown out. he's accused of sexual assaulting former temple university employee andrea constand and in his montgomery county home back in 2004. his attorneys say his accuser should testify but prosecutors say they can just use her police statement instead. a trial date may be set during today's hearing. it's all taking place at 1:00 p.m. coming up on cbs eyewitness. blindsided. >> a driver tries to quickly get out of the hoff lane without looking around to see if there's other cars. shame less criminals, the surprising suspect accused of breaking into a california family home and helping themselves to food in the fridge before

. the director of fbi is headed to capitol hill expected to take questions on the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail use while secretary state. that's just day attorney general

loretta lynch says the case was closed and no charges will be brought. james comey will speak before the house committee on oversight and government reform. its chair jason says the fbi recommendation that clinton not be prosecuted was surprising and confusing. meanwhile, lynch will be testifying next tuesday before the house judiciary committee. this week comey called clinton's handling of classified information extremely careless when she used a private server to send official e-mails. drivers effort to get out of the hov lane ended in an unbelievable wreck. the whole thing caught on camera. take a look. this happened on i 75 in dallas. the white suv you see weaving over a gas of down highway divider hit the driver next to them. the people in black car say they're ok. the driver of the suv tells our sister station in dallas he's not driving in hov lanes anymore. >> who was videotaping that?

i'd like to know. >> yeah. new this morning, this is also unbelievable. burglars broke into a california home. they actually helped themes to the food in the homeowner's fridge. >> it turns out the suspects were caught on camera. take a look. the family says a bear, several cubs made their way into south lake tahoe outside sacramento, ate the pies in the fridge, left the cheese sticks. they pulled pulled the screen off the window and crawled in. >> very well played, you two. of but it's like goldly lock's revenge. >> you live in a high-rise, you can't get in there. >> if we start seeing bears in the city of philadelphia, we have problems. >> we have problems with the weather. >> she loves of heat and

humidity. i can't say that everybody is with you on that one u regardless, at least you'll see sunshine. right now, i wouldn't call it comfortable but it's told irreconcile. and we'll see few showers and thunderstorms fired up. of they will be scattered and even though we look at that as a downside we could use the rain and any wet weather we do see is going to help cool communities down that are lucky enough to see sunrise, so the one benefit that we'll see from the rain as we start to see it fire up. for now, things are tranquil at the local and region-wide level. you got a couple of clouds. let's walk through future weather. we'll you call it partly sunny, you'll see intervals of clouds and sunshine, some of that cloud deck moving in by 10:00. later in day you'll see showers and storms evolve out there. of even as early as noontime across portions of central new

jersey. then up toward the poconos region. looks like that will be the first things start to fire up here. we'll keep an eye on the radar. everything is scattered. there's a good shot you don't see one drop of rain. in the meantime we got to -- you'll hear me talk about this a lot through the rest of the week. it measures the moisture in the air and that is palpable for the next few days, our current due points are 70's. region-wide, that's turning pretty oppressive and it's going to stay that way the next couple days. we should easily hit the mid 90's both today and tomorrow, making it a heat wave. we'll keep the that many going saturday. the humidity starts to drop off a little bit. tolerable is the word i'll use. looking at the schuylkill,

headlights moving in the eastbound direction. of belmont. pretty normal for thursday morning around quarter to 5:00. 95 south at cottman. route 23 both directions train valley forge road. you can see this guy, directing traffic right there. we'll see how long he's out there. construction depend in west conshohocken still out there for 23, both directions between if i yet street and valley forge road. construction here route 13 philadelphia pike is closed between naman's road. your best alternate is 95. jim over to you. on "eyewitness news" this morning, cooling off. >> we'll tell you about the two changes comes to pools across philadelphia that will help you get relief

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. stay updated with our on our sister station, a week after the pennsylvania legislature. it's still on governor wolf's death. the african-american methodist episcopal church begins its by centennial. check in two, three, information times day on kyw news radio 1060 on a m dial. time for check on money re business news. jill wagner joins us live. good morning, jill. the markets reversed course and finished higher. what are investors watching today. >> it's all about jobs. today payroll processor adp will release numbers on how many jobs were created by private companies last month. tomorrow, will get the big government jobs report minutes from the feds last housing meeting in june shows fed

governors aren't ready to raise interest rates. the board was swayed by the surprisingly weak job reports from may. the june jobs report comes out tomorrow. that's the big event. today, certainly the private job report will be a big one as well. we'll be watching. we also hear the country's biggest wireless making changes. >> verizon is. plans will cost between 5 and $10 more, but customers will get between 1 and 6 more gig bites depending on the plan. also will be able to carry unused data over in the next month. existing customers won't see any price increases. this comes as people are using their phone for more things. searching the internet and using more data. makes sense. >> at least you're getting something for it. >> the roll over data kind of changed my whole monthly plan with at&t when they switched over. so, got.

>> you can only unlike t-mobile you can only carry over for one month. t mobile lets you carry over for a full year. >> at&t as well. katie tells us when we'll get a break from the humidity

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. good morning. another day of scaphoids heat for the delaware valley will mean it's another day air quality is far from ideal. once more today, if you call into the sensitive category of champion,lyderly as well as folks with respiratory problems, the air quality is less than ideal here especially when it comes to ground level. basically the sun and the heat all baking those plow tenants here at the surface,. take it easy out there. let's look at the future heat index. starting things off with basically what you decide is what you get scenario where it's still pretty muggy but you don't have the sunlight baking things,

height of the afternoon as the sun is just beginning to drop over the horizon feels closer to triple digit territory's we're in for yet another day like that tomorrow. notice the time stamp 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. through the majority of the afternoon as well as tomorrow watch out for the really brutal humidity and that very hot air. easily into the mid 90's, both today and tomorrow, not to mention saturday. we do have a thunderstorm icon on there all three days likely bringing a scattered, a shower or thunderstorm to help cool a couple of communities down. as we go into the second half of the weekend, it will still be quite warm. snobol seasonally so. bull but we'll see the humidity start to drop off. ben franklin bridge, count this, one, two, count them, that's what we're dealing with this morning morning, blew ridge

on ridge pike look nice and quiet. the great news is we can enjoy the open roadways, that's what we're dealing with now. we do, however, still have our construction out there. this one is in west conshohocken route 23 both directions between fayette street and valley forge road. we did just a little while ago have crew members staying on the road directing traffic. you don't really need to do that right now, no one is really out there. it's just so quiet but you could see cones in place here, we'll see crews get back out there directing more traffic. make note if you're in west conshohocken that is out there that construction has no yet cleared. more it of it here, route 13 philadelphia pike is closed between naaman's road. use an alternate 495 will be your best bet. 495 from northbound ramp is closed until july 15th. you can keep track of the weather with us, even after you leave. just download the cbsphilly weather ap available for your android and apple device. looking for place to cool off? five city pools are getting a

face lift. >> one of them is pleasant playground in mt. airy. new lounge areas and umbrellas have been installed by the philadelphia parks and recreation commission. they call it swim philly. there are additional swim philly locations all around the city. >> i love seeing kids having fun at the pool during the summertime. it's just -- it's a cool thing to see. >> maybe they can install one on the roof here for us, at least a kitty pool. >> you would never see katie on the sky deck. she would always be in the pool. coming up in the next hour, the latest on another deadly police involved shooting overnight. this time in minnesota. a plane crashes into a texas lake, flips over but the pilot being called a hero. dwayne wade is getting out of the heat. we'll tell you how much healing maybe to head to

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. live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" this morning. new this morning, another teenager has been shot in philadelphia. hear from a family friend who says the victim was simply walking down the street when it happened. >> please don't tell me this, lord, please jesus don't tell me he's gone. please officer don't tell me you just did this to him. >> developing right now, a man is shot and killed by police officers and the entire incident is streamed live on line. hear from officers about the moments before they opened fire. we are in for another summer sitsler, katie is here to show us how hot and when we'll have

our next shot at storms.o show good morning i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brook thompson, katie and meisha are here as well keeping an eye on things. . good morning. nothing really going on in the world of traffic right now, just a lot of construction. the good news is no accidents and dry roadways, all things pretty good. >> par for the course. it is tranquil in weather as well. thunderstorm will eventually fire up but i believe you might be looking forward to that because you actually he wanted up getting the chance to cool off but we take a look here at sky cam 3, all is calm here in philadelphia. temperatures right now at 75 degrees. the wind also very calm but it's straight up out of the south, when it comes out of the south, it's helping to usher in that warmth. jet stream far off to the north and allowing for this heat to continue to build. still feels like 75 but you will notice that it's muggy, once the is up comes up, it starts to heat up out there on the