our next shot at storms. 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

thermometer and also in terms of heat index. stormscan 3 you're not going to find storm. give it a few hours, we will start to see instability, unsettled weather, pop-up up variety of showers and thunderstorms this, as early as afternoon but generally towards evening we'll see widespread coverage of that. it's a scattered variety of showers and storms. meanwhile the excessive heat, if it feels like groundhog day in terms of the forecast, this is why because it's an extensive period of time. it's a really a warm morning, even by 9:00 in the morning, we're already in the mid and upper 80's. that will easily send us into the mid 90's by 3:00 p.m., turning a bit unsettled as the day goes on. very warm another sticky one. good morning, looking outside though. beautiful morning. looking good on your roadways. boulevard moving in the southbound direction. we have our early risers. overall steady basically

wherever we look, even in new jersey, 42 northbound. ever so slightly. this what it's been looking like over since 4:30 a.m. we do have construction west conshohocken between fayette and valley forge road. we saw crews directing traffic. if you're in west conshohocken area, just make note that they're up there crews on foot as well as vehicle. construction here route 13 philadelphia pike closed between naaman's road until saturday, you will have to use an alternate. 495 going to be your best bet. jim over to you. >> thank you. we'd like to remind people that philadelphia's heat line will be activated at 8:00 for advice on staying safe in the hot temperatures, call at

215-765-9040. other news a 16-year-old girl is the latest victim of gun violence. >> her family says she was hit by a stray bullet in juniata. jan carabeo bow is live at saint christopher's. you talked to someone who knows the girl? >> reporter: brook and jim, that's right. we talked to the family and a family friend just outside of saint christopher's hospital this morning. they tell us the 16-year-old was shot in the leg, treated here but already been released this morning, they say s, of course, she is shaken up, they're seeking justice, investigators believe the 16-year-old is an innocent bystander. making her had the third teenager. this happened just before 11:00 last night at the intersection of o and lycoming street. the teenager was walking home with her aunt and four-year-old

little cousin at the time. they say the victim saw a group of guys doing drugs. then saw one of them with a gun. scared, she grabbed her four-year-old cousin and ran but before she knew it, the 16-year-old was shot. we're told the teen found a family nearby and helped her call police. in the meantime, a 23-year-old man was driven to area frankford hospital shot in the chest. he was later transferred to area torresdale in critical condition. it is unclear this morning if he will survive. police say he may have been the intended target of the shooting. right now, east detectives are investigating. they have no had motive for the shooting and they have no good description of the suspect. only to say they're looking for a man. >> preliminary information is it this 16-year-old female who was shot in the leg is an innocent victim who was struck by stray gunfire. >> i want justice for her. i don't want -- i don't want no danger for anybody. violence needs to stop because this is just -- it's too much. in one week, three teenagers is

too much. >> reporter: now, police are interviewing witness, they're also reviewing surveillance video in that area of juniata, remember, this is the third teenager in one week to be hit bay a stray bullet. a 16-year-old was killed on sunday and a 13-year-old was injured overnight yesterday's this, of course, could have been much worse, jim and brook, this 16-year-old was injured already released from the hospital. she could have been killed and she was with her aunt and her four-year-old cousin. back to you in the studio. >> thanks so much. for the second night in a row, a deadly police involved shooting. the victim a black male was shot during a traffic stop in a suburb of st. paul minnesota. he was a passenger. an marie green shows us the live video shown on facebook and we warn you, is this graphic material. >> they killed my boyfriend. >> diamond reynolds says her boyfriend was carrying a licensed handgun when they were pulled over. >> he let the officer know that

he was -- he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet. and the officer just shot him in his arm >> the video shows his slumped over in the front seat, shirt bloodied as a he police officer points the weapon. >> you saw him get his id, his driver's license. >> the officer opened fire as he was following the officer's instructions. >> you shot four bullets into him, sir. he was just getting his license and registration, sir. >> reynolds and her daughter were not injured. he died at the hospital. >> we've had an officer involved shooting. 30 years or more, you know, i'd have to go back in the history books truth. >> he would have turn to do 33 tomorrow. >> reporter: an marie green cbs news new york. demonstrators were in

philadelphia marching for justice and an end to police shooting, at one point they blocked the vine street expressway. police had to make several arrests. the demonstration was one of many nationwide other the death of alton sterling. he was shot and killed by police tuesday in baton rouge. now, the justice department is investigating this. the department is promising a fair, thorough impartial investigation. he was killed in an officer involve shooting captured on video. sparked protests and outrage throughout the country. we will have more coming up at 5:30. bill cosby back to court in montgomery county this afternoon. cosby attorney argue the entertainer's due process rights were violated when he was unable to confront his accuser at his preliminary hearing in may. they say he should have been given a new hearing and constand should be forced to take the stand. cosby is charged with giving constand pills at his cheltenham

mansion in 2004 and then sexual assaulting her while she was incapacitated. it may be starting to sound a little like a broken record. septa's reps say today's commute could be worse yet. yesterday was day two of the transit agency limited regional rail service. trains have been forced to bypass crowded platform after a third of septa's cars were pulled for emergency repairs. they're trying to figure out the best way to maximize service. >> i'm trying to study patterns of what people are doing. a lot of people are taking one form of transformation coming might not take the same transportation going. our big thing we'ring trying to get those trains back in service. heat is causing speed restrictions on the tracks, that slows down the trains. septa officials warn the disruptions could last another month or two. let us know about any problems you're having with septa by using the #cbs commutes or checking your messages.

delaware's transit is adjusting dart wants to better connect with septa trains on the wilmington newscast line. log on to our website cbsphilly.com. drivers who take the betsy ross bridge experienced closures, traffic from new jersey to pennsylvania was stopped in 15 minute intervals so crew could say install overhead signs. that stopped at 5:00 a.m. so traffic is flowing once again. more work is expected over next two nights. investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server is officially over. the justice department says it will not bring any criminal charges against the former secretary of state. fbi director james comey heads to capitol hilda to testify about the agency's investigation. some republicans believe the presumptive democratic nominee received prefer shall treatment from the fbi. . attorney general is expected to testifyness week. meantime hillary clinton brought her campaign to new jersey on wednesday, clinton attacked donald trump's record

as a businessman and casino owner during a speech in atlantic city. the presumptive democratic nominee went on the offensive in front of the shuttered trump plaza casino on the boardwalk. she took aim at trump numerous abductions and their effect on the resort town. >> we can't let him roll the dice with our children's futures. we need to write a new chapter and cannot be chapter 11. >> she visited with striking workers at the trump taj mahal. >> while rallying in north carolina, trump said the case exposed a legal double standard. >> we have a rigged system, folks. stupidity is not the reason you're going to be to innocent. >> trump will meet in an effort to unify the gop before the party's national convention in

cleveland. still ahead a dramatic plane crash caught on camera. we're going to show you why the pilot is being called a hero what he did before the impact. city workers came and fixed this crack, so why are neighbors upset? we'll tell you what they're saying and why they actually wanted it left alone. that's coming up. . ride chances are you're waking up with -- katie says we're heading back into the 90's, her forecast when we come back.

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salvaged from the water yesterday. how often do you hear about city workers making news for doing their job. >> a group of workers near san francisco is making headlines for fixing a crack in a sidewalk. but it wasn't just any old crack. it had been a living laboratory for scientists studying earthquake. it sits on top of a fault line and geologists have been measure, the crack frert years. >> we were unaware of it at the time. >> they will be able to measure again real soon. >> officials say the fault hasn't exploded nearly 150 years and is due at any time to shake with another seven magnitude quake or higher. >> what a she was not. 40 years of work? >> they should have put a sign next to it. >> didn't they have a fence around it or something? . >> i'm scared of everything. now we got to worry about

earthquakes too. i can't take it. what we are going to find out there to, next couple days is something i think you'll likely you like the heat and humidity: we got that in full effect. we're going to find showers and thunderstorms along the way. forecast starts to feel like the movie groundhog day after awhile because it's very much a carbon copy next couple days, let me get it out there and show you what's up first and foremost with the neighborhood network, you can tell there's a little bit of a haze. this is kutztown area middle school camera. the wind is out of the north northwest area. the hills a little hazy. you got that palpable moisture contents in the atmosphere making it feel really muggy and that's to through the day, through the night, into the tomorrow and that's why that excessive heat warning continues for i95 and the adjacent counties. storm scan quiet.

a little bit of activity starting to spark here off of i 80 to the west. we start to see showers and storms erupt to the north national a flash flood wash got issue because of pretty heavy downpours, scattered but heavy nonetheless you can see how it starts to pick up into the to an afternoon. morning is fine. it's your call on the umbrella generally is speaking. i think you can get away without it there will be showers and thunderstorms to dodged, looking ahead to tomorrow, shower or thunderstorm evolve. here you go again saturday. front that brings the showers and storms on saturday, it's finally going to be what breaks us of the worst of the pattern. you'll see that in the seven-day. in terms of the heat safety, couple ways you can beat the heat. plenty of water. that's the beverage of choice, avoid strenuous activity. stay out of direct sunlight. common sense, if you must get outside and obviously so many of you have to, try to limit the strenuous stuff to the early morning or late in the day. we finally break this pattern by

sunday. humidity starts to drop but it will still be seasonally warm. meisha? >> all right, katie. thank you so much. good morning, everyone. happy gateway to our weekend. we are almost there. take a look at my fingers, this close. that enclose. thursday, almost there, guys, 95 south of injure. you can see plenty of headlights. we can typically expect i would say monday through wednesday in the 5:00 hour, we're not even just before about 5:20. this is a little bit heavy. probably going to be pretty busy thursday. a lot of people getting last couple days after an extended long holiday weekend. either way, it's looking pretty busy there. to 422 headlights moving eastbound. this is fairly typical i would say oddly enough, i would say this is heavier than what we normally see in the early 5:00 hour. again, another indicated. schuylkill headlights moving in the eastbound direction. this is moving eastbound

direction. these guys moving in the westbound direct. you can see on the schuylkill this is what you're looking at. jumping on the schuylkill. it's going to heat up quickly. we know around 5:30 it will. back to you. it's time for a look the a headlines from across our region. >> from the delaware county daily times a former ridley high school teacher was sentenced to seven to 23 months in county prison yesterday. after pleading guilty sexual assaulting a female student. he worked as a physics teacher more than 30 years and was head coach prior to his february arrest. from the front page of the intelligencer 13 animals were taken from a home yesterday after officers from the bucks county spca found them mall nourished, lacking water and suffering from skin infections. two suspects now face fines, and possibility of no longer being able to own pets.

in the mercury, a 2.$1 million funding package. on the is an toe ago interchange, the grant was issued by the finance to go authority and also advances plans for massive residential hotel and office development $ called is an toe ago green. that's a look at some headlines from around the delaware valley. pat gallen is here with your morning sports. a member of the eagles organization has stepped up his social media game. we'll tell you about it

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this is cbs "eyewitness news" this morning with jim donovan, brook thomas, kate fehlinger and meisha johnson.

thanks for waking up with us on "eyewitness news." >> pat gallen a look with what's going on in sports. >> seems like there's always something monument tall happening. an nba free agency continues the heat will say good-bye to dwayne wade. the 12-time nba all star agreed to a two-year 47 million dollar deal with the bulls. the 34-year-old wade won three nba championships with miami, two with labron james who left south beach prior to last season and wade like labron is going home, headed back to his home town of chicago. >> i got domino. how are you all doing? >> kids at the golden state warriors basketball camp got the surprise of his life. that's two-time mvp posing as a

delivery man. knocking on the doors of a few dorms. one cammer also passed out after. after sweeping the atlanta braves, the phillies will mountains that will lead into the all star break it starts tonight fills were winners of eight of their last nine games. the fed is looking to raise a trophy again. going for wimbleton title eight. needed a massive come back. federer stormed back. he's tied for most wimbleton titles of all time. the stars came out. hey, david beckham, and that's my main man bradley cooper. although. the voice of the philadelphia eagles is connecting with the world in a new way. merle is now on twitter. check out merely's first tweet. finally able to share my thoughts. you can follow merrill at m

reese eagles. apparently some people weren't sure if the account was really merrill. check out the picture holding a sign that says it's really me. looks like we may have trusted merrill's snack. you got pretzels. clean that up. they sure look good. >> come on. >> it is good. i'm working on it. >> it's getting better every time. >> time for me to go. >> we have a lot of news to talk about. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" we have the latest on the deadly police involved shooting that minnesota. >> a look at the local protest following the shooting death of a louisiana man in police custody tuesday we'll have that and a live report coming up. jim. >>. we'll know now when hundreds of transportation projects in new jersey will come to a stop. katie? >> jim that humidity is as thick as the pro very bee yell me

soup. it's a palpable moisture content in this atmosphere. eventually showers and thunderstorms will soak some of us later on. in the meantime still hot. we're going to have your full forecast coming up. meisha keeping an eye on

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cbs3 "eyewitness news" this morning. demonstrators march in the streets of old city and around it's nation growing outrage over a deadly police involved shooting in baton rouge. but hours after this protest it happened again. i'm brook thomas thanks for all joining us.ain. >> i'm jim donovan, police in minnesota shot and killed a man during a traffic stop. both of those stories top today's morning minute. ♪. >> a minnesota police officer is now on administrative leave after he shot an african-american motorist to death after a traffic stop. >> simply looking at the color of my skin, i can be a victim just like alton sterling. >> there are outrage from bat to california. for a father killed in a police involved shooting. >> it's happen again, another young person is the victim of gun violence in the city. >> we just spoke to the family of this 16-year-old victim