darker that right there will be the most secure zone, there is going to be several other security perimeters around that area but if you want to get into that area you have to have credential toss make it into there. now we are seeing video of protesting activity, that is what happened last night. is there one scheduled to happen again tonight. several thousand protesters are going to be here for the dnc. they have already registered and applied for permits. basically secret service and commissioner ross said they have every right to do what they want to do. they just want to make sure they do it safely. something else to point out though this is not going to be nearly as big of a inconvenience for people as it was when pope francis came here last september. there was a massive perimeter around the city but officials with the secret service wanted to drive that point home today, take a listen. >> i think really you cannot compare them obviously papal visit to the democratic national convention. it is much, you know, much more confined area, minimally

impact full and it impacts some people but generally impact full, on businesses, residents, traffic. >> reporter: so they are dealing with a much smaller area around the wells fargo center, franklin roosevelt park is add jays opportunities that wells fargo center where they will have most of those protesters there is a a list we have posted on cbs philly.com that has things you can and cannot bring to the convention. you can take another look at that map. reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we have more of the philadelphia parking authority and uber struck a temporarily deal that will a how the ride sharing services to operate legally in the city during the dnc and septa rail crunch. we will show you though, who is not happy about the truce that is coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. more on the septa a rail crunch, ride hours want a refund for their weekly and monthly passes because of the delays have until today to return those passes. the delays and crowded trains have been normal for commuters

this week while defective railcars get emergency repairs. some trains have been bypassed, have even bypassed crowded platforms. septa says they are still working on making the best of what is a tough situation. bill cosby gets disappointing news in court today during a pretrial hearing. comedian accused of sexually assaulting a former temple employee was hoping to have his case thrown out and wanted his accuse tore take the stand. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was in the courtroom and he joins us from norristown with the rulings that were just a announced, greg. >> reporter: ukee, this decision just came down minutes ago from judge brian, sorry steven o'neill, minutes ago at montgomery county courthouse. denying bill cosby his petition for maybe just corpus. he will head to criminal trial for aggravated indecent sexual assault charges. that decision was made late thursday afternoon after a three hour hearing here in the montgomery county courthouse. during this hearing, cosby's defense attorneys argued all

charges against him should be dropped, his a cueser former temple university basketball coach andrea conn stan never took the stand during a preliminary hearing in late may. rather montgomery county district attorney kevin steel and his prosecuting team used a decade old police statement conn stan made as to why cosby should face sexual assault charges. pennsylvania law allows hearsay to be used in hearings according to state criminal code but the state supreme court is currently reviewing those rules. constand alleged the comedian gave her wine and pills when he says was back while visiting him at his cheltenham home in 2004. she accused him of then sexually assaulting her. conn stan reported that a alleged incident to police a year later in 2005. cosby, of course, insists that the relationship was consensual. during today's hearing d.a. steel says forcing constand to testify at a preliminary hearing will revictimize her and not necessarily according to current state rule but

brian mcmonigal and christopher tayback, two of the 78 year-old's comedian says his constitutional right and due process to the fair trial has been damaged since he is not able to confront his accuserment in his ruling the judge made it very clear current state rules allow hearsay at preliminary hearing but asking criminal trial, constand will take the stand and it the is then that cosby and his defense team will be able to confront her. that trial date has not yet been set. we are live at montgomery county courthouse i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. it was a hazy, hot, humid day, the excessive heat warning will remain in effect until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow and meteorologist kate bilo live on the cbs-3 sky deck with a look at where the soaring temperatures stan right now, kate. >> it definitely feels oppressive out here right now, that kind of heat and humidity you feel like you have to go through when you step outside. i opened up the door like stepping in the oven outside.

temperatures in the mid 90's, humidity very high as well and we didn't get relief from showers and storms here in the city. they mainly stayed to the north and east. take a quick look at storm scan three and see where they are right now. they moved over burlington, ocean and parts of atlantic county but moving out to sea and coastal new england and rest of the night looks quiet for us, maybe a pop up shower, that is it. most of us will stay rain free. 92 degrees in philadelphia right now. ninety-two in atlantic city. eighty-eight in allentown and reading. dew points in the upper 60's to near 70, right back in that oppressive range, making it feel more like mid to upper 90's right now, and you can see heat is on, we started the week at 80, on fourth of july, tuesday 89, today we got to 94, again so far just like yesterday and it looks like a third day of that on the way tomorrow. coming up i'll break down tomorrow's forecast and another chance for storms and tell you when more seasonal july weather returns. for now back inside to you. >> thank you. for advice on staying safe

in this heat call the philadelphia heat line, that number is (215)765-9040, they will be there until midnight tonight. president obama says he shares feelings of anger, frustration and grief, triggered by a recent pair of police involved shootings. latest deadly confrontation happened yesterday during a traffic stop in minnesota. the aftermath was streamed live on social media. marley hall has latest on the investigation. we also want to warn you video is extremely graphic diamond reynolds told the crowd in st. paul that police killed her boyfriend fernando castille for no reason. >> he did not do nothing for what the police officer asked of us, which was to put your hand in the air and get your license and registration. >> reporter: reynolds live streamed video of castille moments after the shooting wednesday night in a st. paul suburb. reynolds say they were pulled over for a broken taillight. >> he is licensed to carry,

trying to get on it his id and wallet out, his pocket and he let the officer know that he was having a firearm and reaching for his wallet, and the officer just shot him in his arm. >> reporter: video shows officer pointing his gun after the shooting. >> you told him to get his id, his driver license. >> i wanted to put it on facebook so that the people understand, so that the people can see. i wanted to see who was right and who was wrong. >> reporter: protesters outside governor's mansion said they are tired police killings like this keep happening again and again. >> we need somebody to protect people from the police because police are not protecting the people. >> reporter: governor promised justice forecast steel. >> we are shock and horrified. >> reporter: castille was a cafeteria supervisor in the st. paul public school system. administrators say grief counselors will be available for students and staff.

marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the justice department is, also investigating another police shooting in baton rouge, lou san a we want to warn you this video is disturbing. thirty-seven year-old officer sterling was fatally shot during a confrontation with two officers on turse. sterling was selling cd's outside a convenient store when police responded to reports of the the man with the gun. video of his shooting has spark national outrage and his family is demanding justice. >> if you don't care that there is something wrong with you, we cannot run from this anymore. we have a problem all over this country. >> the two overs involved in that shooting are on administrative leave. thirty lease documents show both had complaints against them but were cleared, in all of them. a 16 year-old girl is recovering from the gunshot wound after being hit by a stray bullet in the cities juniata section last night. police say teenager and another woman were walking a long o street when a man

started firing shots at a minivan. they ran from the scene and teen realized she had been shot. she was taken to st. christopher's hospital where she was treated and released. police are still searching for the shooter. there is new surveillance video of the man wanted for trying to abduct two women in newark, delaware. you can see man walking outside main towers on main street early monday morning. police say he tried to grab a woman there as she got out of her car. few hours earlier another woman said she was attack around the corner outside colonial gardens. both for the back and escaped. epa and vineland fire and health department are concerned about a potential ammonia leak at a refridge rating facility. coordinating plans to remove 12,000-pound of lick filed ammonia from the refrigeration system at south jersey ice and cold storage. a moan crazy toxic gas which can cause irritation to eyes, skin, lungs and more. residents will have to be relocated during the clean up process which begins this weekend.

well, coming up on "eyewitness news" no charges in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal but the case is not yet over. >> today's hearing is political theater. how can you say ignorance of the law is an excuse in miss clinton's case. >> what lawmakers want investigators investigated for now, coming up. new jersey governor chris christie order several road projects to stop and is going to effect heavily traveled road, including some heading down the shore. that is where torey is right now. who wants pizza a? >> me. >> all right. now get on the horn, everybody pick up the phones, we are live in sea isle, torey town the shore and we are making pizza deliveries, next, don't

well, south philadelphia has a new interactive mural which was designed to get you thinking. >> that is right, it is called at last of tomorrow, created by nationally renowned artist candy chang.

the mural is aimed at increasing mental health awareness. people were encouraged to consider a situation in their lives and then, spin that dial and find corresponding quote which might provide some clarity. oh, yeah, time to head down the shore. >> vittoria woodill is live in sea isle city cooking up something tasty for dinner, torey? >> reporter: that is right, we have scoured the beach, because no one wants to leave it, and i found pizza lovers and we're live in sea isle because this is the spot to order your pizza directly to the beach. you just got your pizza delivered today. >> it was really good. >> i feel bad i missed out on delivering it to you. >> yes. >> that is okay. i'm still working. i have my hat on, i have got this on, it takes a lot to make these pizzas. we have behind the scenes peak and then we're making a delivery so lets check it the out. with temperatures as hot as

this no one is trying to leave the beach so everybody is ordering pizzas from uncle ooges. they picked a hot day for me to jump on the beach and work. we have a lot of pizza as on the dock it. >> we do. >> thank you so much. >> torey, did you clock in. >> doing it now. >> i don't know what you are waiting for. >> all right. >> we didn't talk about my salary yet. >> what made you deliver to the beach. >> some people don't have to leave the beach. parking is a premium in any shore town. we bring it to you so you don't come to us. >> how many pizza a do you make in a a day your average down the shore saturday. >> saturday forget bit, eight or 900. >> eight or 900, probably maybe more. do you get tired. >> no. >> these got to go to the beach. sixty-seven. >> sixty-seven. >> sixty-seven. >> i can't believe you make me sit in the back. >> i don't know what to tell you. >> pizza priority police aren't here, at oogies.

>> yes. >> they have put pizza as a priority at the uncle oogies. let's just say they had me ride in the back seat. not fair. is what the best about eating pizza that comes to you on the beach. >> it is like a picnic. you hear the waves, and the fans, yeah. >> it brings have been together for that meal. if you had to order a piss right now what would it be. >> cheese. >> cheese, ideal. >> buffalo probably. >> buffalo. chicks got skills, like that. >> buffalo. >> buffalo. >> again you must be related. >> yes. >> you are sisters, i know it. guys, stay tuned because in the 6:00 o'clock hour we are making pizza delivery and lets just say we are all chowing down. >> do they deliver to the studio? >> i love that. >> deliver to the studio, i don't think so, guys, not sure. >> okay fair enough. >> don't get in 30 minutes it is free like in the old days.

>> yes. >> cake by the ocean and pizza pie by the beach. >> it looks nice down there. >> good place to beat the heat. they had a couple of showers and storms today, mainly ocean county and down in northern atlantic county, mostly we got away with no showers or storms. right now it is feeling will nice to walk outside to a nice cool rain but we don't have much cool down on the way at least for next couple of days. things do change as we head in the weekend. right now it is sweltering outdoors. we will take you to one of our sky cam three live shots looking live at intersection here of spring garden and broad street. you can see it is clouded up, hazy, out there, clouds and cover is something we will see in today saturday and that may keep things not quite as hot as we head into saturday but very humid. part two of the weekend we will feel things beginning to improve and relief moving in. here's a live shot from the middletown ship high school cape may courthouse in the

live neighborhood network looking towards ocean. really nicetown the shore. it is steamy but showers and storms missed us to the north ape east. you can see them here showers and thunderstorms that rolled through new jersey earlier today, now they are off the coast, and everything is looking good outside, for the moment, but we do still have showers and storms to contend with later this week and into the weekend as our next front moves from the north plains. heading through overnight hours we will remain under that excessive heat warning and overnight temperatures in the 70's. it will feel like 90's. heat index values again tomorrow near 100 degrees. once again that excessive heat warning in effect for the a area here's what it feels like. you can see why that warning is in effect. dover feeling like 100 tane degrees, feels like 59 in philadelphia a. feels like 97 in atlantic city. that is a few miles inland at the airport and pamona does not feel quite as sweltering on the beach. ninety-six is how it feels in wildwood. future weather does show showers and storms mainly moving off the coast.

tomorrow has lots of sun. then tomorrow afternoon a repeat performance, pop up showers and storms. they are few and far between but some could produce localized downpours tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. the don't be surprised if as you are heading home from work or down the shore sitting in the shore traffic you will get stuck in the showers or storms. saturday does start off with more cloud cover then we will see another round of spotty showers form in the afternoon and that will eventually bring some changes. the here's how it will feel tomorrow in the oppressive range with dew points near 70. saturday, feels better, still steamy, then we will climb downward and then by monday it is feeling down right pleasant. very warm, steamy. seventy-six is your low. tomorrow's high again is 49. that would make it three days in a row. you're witness weather three day forecast keeps heat wave going friday and saturday each day with the chance for stray thunderstorm and then sunday much nicer. still kind of hot, it is july, 87 is our average, it will

feel less humid, typical sunny summer day verse feeling like it is oppressive. >> take that too. thanks, kate, appreciate it. mega millions jackpot has jumped again. it is worth 540 million-dollar. lottery officials announced the big bump in wings this afternoon. it is seventh largest jackpot in u.s. lottery history. if you play, good luck to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news", memories for one couple when a superstar crashes a wedding singer's rendition of his song. marvel universe is getting a new super hero a new iron man and character has internet buzzing, don. from iron man to a man on fire, miguel franco has done something that no other philly has done in four years, find out what as we preview the fightins match up, sports coming up

don joins us now with baseball. >> i take off, for vacation. >> phillies get real good. >> i should take the rest of the month off. >> yes. >> you will enjoy that. >> we will see what happens. >> can they keep it rock nothing colorado. miguel franco is first philly to home run in four straight games since ryan howard in 2002. right now he is on fire and so is the ballclub. they have won eight out of nine. phillies hit the road after wrapping up a five-one home stand. they swept the braves at the bank. the first pitch tonight against rockies at 8:40. it is their final series before the all-star break. hey future of the flyers literally put on ice. team holding developmental camp ape at skate zone in voorhees, new jersey. thirty-four prospects were put to the test, that includes nine of the teams ten picks, from last weeks draft. and here's the best part of it, if you you want to watch these guys plays you can do so for free. all on ice sessions are opened to the public. final day of work outs are on monday. and philadelphia freedoms

open up their home schedule on august 2nd. today they held a pop up tennis clinic. action was at hunting park rec center, young boys and girls competed for a chance to be a ball kid. it was smoldering hot outside there, they are better then i am. >> plenty of fluids. i'm sure they had a lot of water out there. >> it makes me want to get out there. >> doesn't it though. >> when it is 97. >> i don't mind humidity. it is like a warm blanket. >> yes. >> never let them see you sweat. >> appreciate it. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" an $11,000 bunch of grapes. >> yeah. >> find out why they sold for such a steep price. also this. >> reporter: throughout new jersey about to be shut down as lawmakers have yet to reach a compromise on funding the transportation trust fun i'm cleve bryan coming up how this will impact towns worker and local business.

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and, get ready to see plenty of orange barrels, but no workers at road construction projects all around the state of new jersey. governor chris christie released his list of projects that are about to be shut down. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30 i'm's ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. funding has come to a halt. >> "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan joins us in fall come atlantic county with what it means for drivers, cleve? >> reporter: ukee and jessica to anyone who drives down the

shore by way of the black horse pike and knows about the bottleneck here on route 54, well, like hundreds of other projects throughout new jersey that aren't considered essential to fix friday night the work here comes to a stop. >> it is an accident waiting to happen. >> reporter: douglass henry has watch construction of the route 54 overpass on the black horse pike interfere with people coming to his business henry hot barbecue. >> it gets tricky turning in and out of here through these barricade. look, there is an example right here. >> reporter: wait for 24 million-dollar project to be complete seemed just about over but now it has been suspended. >> it is unfair. >> reporter: with no deal on raising the gas tax to replenish now expired transportation trust fun governor christie ordered hundreds of road and bridge projects be shut down friday night at 11:59. >> it will be shut down in an ordinarily and safe manner. >> reporter: 322 project affects shore travel and so does work on 83 in cape may county. main connection between delsea

drive and several beach downs. towns in camden county tens of thousands of drivers are affected as repavement of route 07 set to begin this week will also go on hold. >> the roads will continue to deteriorate and be in bad condition. >> reporter: also caught up in the political stalemate are construction workers. >> we will have hundreds of families that are not getting a a paycheck. >> i don't think they really do know how to fix it. >> nobody has been here to ask me you are first one. >> reporter: all of the road work shut down expect to last at least seven case but unless, lawmakers and governor christie can come to a deal on the transportation trust fund that could go longer. live from fall come, i'm's cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. u.s. coastguard recruit died after taking part in a physical fitness assessment exercise. officials say sea man recruit aaron red passed away after collapsing on a track at u.s. coastguard training center in cape may. medical staff on location

immediately tended to red who was then transported to cape may regional medical center where he was pronounced dead. the cause of the death is still under investigation. charges are expect to be filed against at least one navy seal in connection with the death of trainee james derrick loveless. san diego medical examiner ruled that death a homicide after examining the body and reviewing a secret surveillance video the medical examiner concluded the up struck or's actions were quote excessive and quote directly contributed to the death of loveless. officer and former navy sealer i can davis says this drill is done frequently as part of the seal training. >> they do this thousands and thousands of times a year, year after year after year, decade after decade so for someone who actually pass out and drawn and die, again, very uncommon. >> the naval criminal investigative service has said it has not reached any conclusions regarding criminal culpability. it added ncis investigation is opened and active.

fbi director james comey headed to capitol hill to answer questions about the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. house republicans want to know yes recommended criminal charges not be filed in the case. cbs news correspondent craig boswell has that story. >> thank you. >> reporter: fbi director james comey faced strong questions from republicans on the house oversight and government reform committee. they are angry over his decision in the the to recommend charges a begins hillary clinton for using a private e-mail server while secretary of state. >> what does it take for someone to misuse classified information and get in trouble for it. >> reporter: republicans say that clinton is the beneficiary of a legal double standard. >> it seems to a lot of us that the average joe, the average american, that if they had done what you laid out in your statement, that they would be in handcuffs. >> if you are a private in the army and you e-mail yourself classified information you will be kick out but if you are hillary clinton and you

seek a promotion to commander in chief you will not be. >> reporter: comey said he followed the facts and the law. >> i understand why people are confused by the whole discussion, i get that but you know what would be a double standard if they were prosecuted for gross negligence. >> reporter: democrats on the committee countered republican claims bile calling the proceeding political theater. >> in their eyes you had one job and one job only, to prosecute hillary clinton. >> reporter: lawmakers now want fbi to investigate whether clinton lied under oath, to congress, on questions that she may have answered differently to the fbi. craig boswell for cbs news, capitol hill. in the presidential race hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail, tomorrow, vice-president joe biden will make his first appearance with clinton in scranton tomorrow afternoon. the city is biden a's home town and clinton has family ties to the area as well. presumptive democratic nominee then makes her way to

philadelphia a she will deliver the keynote speech at the conference for the a african methodist episcopal church at the pennsylvania convention center tomorrow night. meanwhile donald trump was in washington today, presumptive republican nominee met separate liz with house and senate republicans in an effort to garner their support. after the meeting trump tweeted that it was a very interesting day, later formal rival ted cruz said he will speak at the republican national convention in cleveland less than two weeks ago. texas senator say there was no discussion of any endorsement. a land mark mental health bill overwhelmingly passes in the house with support from both republicans and democrats. the mental health crisis act would dress a nationwide shortage of psychiatric beds and child psychiatrist and create a new federal position to focus on that issue. it was first introduced in 203 following the sandy hook elementary school shooting in newtown connecticut. bill now head to the the senate. president obama is heading to poland for the

first stop on his five day trip to europe. he will attend his fifth, final summit with nato leaders in warsaw tomorrow. the president plans to discuss fall out from the brexit vote and weigh in on how he thinks negotiations should proceed. he will wrap up his european visit with two stops in spain. >> when week finally a lives it is when we make our flowsry store runs for the week. >> but this week may be skip the store and hit a garden that has been growing healthy food for years. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch shows you the brewerytown garden. >> where is kail. >> right there. >> that is kail, yes. >> reporter: in this green, still growing garden, much more than meets the eye. >> we have broccoli, we have collar greens, we have cauliflower, we have spring mix, we have potatoes, we will have corn, we have strawberries, garlic, and then this. >> reporter: for seven year jeanie brooks that is tendered to this patch at 27th and

master in brewerytown. >> great place to hang out. we have a beautiful mural, it is peaceful, we can keep our eye on the neighborhood and children. >> reporter: marathon grill first sponsored here in 010 and invited neighbors to join. community moved n blair shaw and philip yard inner work with the city to take over the land. >> we went from having about ten different gardeners to now having over 50 families represented from this community in this garden. >> reporter: last year brewerytown was among the first to the gardens to join fairmount park system. >> in the middle is water crest and cilantro, so that is celery. >> reporter: neighbors are not just finding this green corner gardeners say but they are flocking here. >> people discovered us and became, you know, life long customers, everything is picked harvested that morning so you cannot get it anymore fresh than that. >> reporter: over five-year sharon held brandt watched this garden give some neighbors back their health

this one woman gave us weekly reports of the weight that she was losing by eating more vegetables and living on healthier lifestyles because she was introduce todd vegetables here. >> reporter: and to savings, this locally grown produce yields lower prices. >> lie at price of organic produce in the grocery store and bell pepper cost $4, and, you know, i can grow probably 40 bell peppers on one plant across the season and i paid $2 for a bag of seed. >> reporter: in brewerytown i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news"y just learned that justin makes and love collars. >> yes. >> jessica dean. >> i love them. >> you have to bring some in girl. >> yes. >> still to come talk about a memorable wedding a a superstar crashes a wedding singer's rendition of his song. and she plays piano, trumpet and strict a student, wait until you see more amazing considering the physical challenges she over came, stephanie stahl has

stories in the story coming up. would you pay more than $350 for one grape? not even a bunch of grapes just one. we will tell you why this group of grapes is so special and expensive, kate. well to day was day two of an impressive heat wave, ill win continue in the weekend but we are tracking chance for storms and also finally tracking some cooler, less humid air moving in the region. i'll tell you when it gets

i don't know about this from an investment standpoint but if you like fruit it makes a lot of sense. someone spent almost $11,000 on one bunch of grapes in jap than a. >> now these aren't just regular grapes, these ruby grapes, are about the size of the ping-pong ball and thinks

first bunch of the season. break it all down, each grape costs about $360. >> yikes. >> one grape, yeah. >> now food prices are steep but not that steep. >> one grape. >> one time i paid for a $7 peach that had been overnighted and pick from the tree or whatever and -- >> was it juicy. >> delicious. >> but it wasn't in comparison of that whole new world. >> it looks like bon jovi is at it again making dreams come through. >> aspiring jazz singer had a moment of the lifetime singing at a wedding, bon jovi was attending in miami. >> ♪ >> yeah, you see him right there, right. before he forgets, lord essays his hit living on the prayer right there in front of him and then he just jumped up and could not wait, to sing on and

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breaking news right now, crews are searching for a missing teenager in the delaware river in the fishtown. authorities say a 16 year-old jumped in the river, around 45 minutes ago and did not resurface. and the philadelphia marine unit and fire department are there on the scene. we will, of course, continue to stay on top of this breaking news story, as we get more details. right now lets turn to the forecast with kate and talk about this heat that we are having. >> dangerous things can happen, when you find ways to always make sure you are safe on days like today, swim in places where there is somebody watching you, that is something that you have to remember and follow the rules on the splash ground and fountains as well. definitely find a way to beat the heat through rest of tonight and tomorrow as well.

we are really, in the middle of this heat wave right now. been about two days, we have got two more days to go and tomorrow looks like it could be just as uncomfortable as today. lets look at what is happening right now, lets go out to bethlehem and see beautiful cloud, blue skies, everything looking good right now but it looks good until you step outside. when you open up the door it feels like walking in the furnace, very, very hot conditions. now it is not anything we're not used to here in philadelphia this time of the year but can be dangerous for anyone does not take proper precautionness this heat, even if you don't feel like you need it, drink the water if you have to be outside for an extended period. try to take breaks, find big shade trees you see in bethlehem and cool off there or head down the shore. live neighborhood network in margate showing active beach day, you can still see folks on the beach and, that chilly ocean water that may not feel quite as chilly after sitting on the hot humid sand for a while. humid even down the shore but not quite as hot in the city.

six hour loop shows storms that did form off to the east today. showers, thunderstorms lifting out of here over long island, into coastal new england. our region has cleared out but not for long, we are going to see another repeat performance of showers and storms as we get into tomorrow and this front way back here by minnesota as i put my clicker here, by seeking the northern plains. that is heading our way, as we head into saturday. saturday will finally be a changing day, transition day as those showers and storms move through and dryer air creeps in as well. you can see difference where that front is, notice how cool it is, areas that have got rain this afternoon. we are at 92 in philadelphia. eighty-eight in allentown. ninety in trenton. as we zoom back toward midwest it is cooler. eighty-two in minneapolis. eighty-three in chicago. and some of that milder, not quite so hot air will be moving in as we get into the

weekend especially part two of the weekend. before we look the at our future heat index values let look at our eyewitness weather watchers. they are showing some photos that don't seem to be showing up so well. lets go out to future heat up decks values. we are looking at temperatures in the 90's, tomorrow morning temperatures in the 70's but it will feel like 80's. 7:00 in the morning we are looking at heat up decks of 83. seventy-eight in millville at 8:00 in the morning. look at that friday afternoon, 2:00 p.m. it is going to feel like 98 degrees, once again here in philadelphia. ninety-seven is what it will feel like in wilmington, millville. another sweltering afternoon. even on saturday by afternoon we are seeing heat index values still creeping in the mid to upper 90's, still not a break from the heat but saturday is that transition day as showers and storms creep in and that will bring about changes. future weather showing spotty showers moving through generally staying away today but tomorrow they will pop up, scattered at best, mostly not

seeing much of anything at all but any shower or storm that does pop up could have locally heavy rainfall and that is the case saturday afternoon as well. then we will finally get relief heading into sunday. overnight very warm, very steamy. seventy-six is our low. friday high is 94 degrees. eyewitness weather seven day forecast keeps heat wave going through saturday, and, afternoon thunderstorm but take a look at that beautiful stretch that starts on sunday, upper 80's, lower humidity and sunshine right through middle of next week. ukee and jessica back to you. on the healthwatch tonight a story of inspiration a high school student with the disability who has overcome the odds in a big way. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us about emily. >> reporter: wait until you meet emily, she's like so many people with disabilities who find weights to overcome their hardships, to reach seemingly impossible heights. >> ♪ >> reporter: emily heyhearst has spent most of her life

perfecting her performance. >> i cannot ren not playing piano. >> reporter: emily plays the way others don't. seventeen year has just seven fingers, four on one hand three on the other. >> it is not difficult, just different. >> reporter: emily was born with cleft hand, a condition that leaves a person with less than ten fingers, throughout her life, emily has had to find ways to adapt. >> couple things that are harder, handwriting is pretty bad. >> here two fingers are joined into a stronger fourth finger. >> reporter: her doctors say emily has had several surgeries so her hand could function. >> her thumb was too close to her index fingers, almost a web between it and she had two separate to separate furtherer from her index finger so she could grab like a piano. >> reporter: emily plays a trombone and is a straight a student. she speaks to other young people with hand differences about overcoming challenges. her mess aiming to them. >> that it all works out,

liken if stuff happens that is hard, eventually it will work out. >> reporter: wow, how about that. it really did work out for her. get this emily has been accepted to more than a dozen colleges. >> wonderful. >> i think she has a big future. >> yes, she does. >> very inspirational. still ahead, big brother fans there is a big twist tonight, hear from host julie chen. and get ready for a new iron man, why the reveal of the new super hero has the internet all a

move over tony starks, there is a new iron man. >> um-hmm, but it is not a man. marvel says an african-american teenage girl named riri williams is taking over the suit from tony starks. according to an iron man writer, riri is a science genius who enrolls in mit at the age of 15 and then comes to the aid of tony when she builds her own iron man suit in her dorm. we will see if they remain iron man for her. stay tune. that is great. who will stay and who will go? it is second live east vicks on big brother. >> one contestant will be packing their bags and leaving the house tonight. will it be tiffany, victor. we spoke with host julie chen about the new season and all of these new twists. >> whoever does get evicted tonight, what is happening is another twist, outside of the house, that the house guests are completely unaware of. it is called the battle back and the first, basically first five house guests to get evict

are competing against each other and the winner will get their way back into the house, and you will see that in a special episode on a friday night, july 22nd, the battle back episode, so, the house guests will be surprised when one of the former house guests moves back in. >> it is on. see hoist leaving the house tonight? big brother airs at 9:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. at 6:00 demonstrators gather in philadelphia in the wake of the second deadly police shooting that capture national headlines. and uber strikes a deal with the p pa but not everyone is happy bit, what the ride sharing service will now be allowed to do and who is saying it is a bad idea, kate? and another hot, steamy day in philadelphia, with heat index values near 100 degrees and it is not over yet, i'll tell you how much longer heat wave will last, when we can see then are storms returning

and when we can get relief. it is all now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. at 6:00 here's is what happening. protests erupt in philadelphia for a second straight day as video of another deadly police shooting, surfaces on line. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. demonstrators are demanding charges for the police officers who pulled the trigger in the latest case. another deadly police shooting that happened this week in louisiana a "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is with the protesters now you in center city, alex? >> reporter: well, many of those partaking in this rail stepped outside convention center for a quick briefing. this march is scheduled to take off at any moment now, protesters will make several stops along their way including one at city hall, eventually ending at a rally at arch street methodist church. there is a heavy police presence in the area we have been told they are not

necessarily expecting a demonstration like the one we saw yesterday, but protesters taking to traffic. outrageous over two deadly police shootings in as many days. on tuesday, in baton rouge, louisiana alton sterling was shot outside a convenient store where he was reportedly selling cd's. call to police reported he had a gun. sterling was shot on the ground with officers. then yesterday. >> he is licensed to carry. >> reporter: another deadly shooting outside minneapolis, the aftermath was captured by vick tim fiance. steel was shot multiple times during a minor traffic stop. his fiance in the video he was doing what the officer instruct and getting his id out of his pocket. again, this march is scheduled to take place, or begin at any moment, now, this rally includes local activist, and members of the international clergy. reporting live, i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness