man and he is a economic conservative. >> they definitely have different styles, and in public speaking, but i think that they will compliment each other incredibly well. >> reporter: before becoming governor pence served in the house of representatives for six terms. governor pence is virtually unknown to many voters, cbs news/new york times poll shows 86 percent of those surveyed say they don't know enough about him to formulate an opinion. local republicans are weighing in on trump's reported picks, allison young, a specialist,

will not being selected as the vice-president running maim received mixed reaction thursday afternoon as poll after pole pull revealed most people disapprove of the job he has done in the garden state a lot of things that he did that a lot of people didn't approve of, but that is fine. i mean, he didn't get pick, oh, well. >> governor christie would finish what he started here, in new jersey. >> it was just over a year ago governor christie announced wow run for president and disappointing finish in the new hampshire primary he bode out of the crowded g.o.p. field and backed real estate

mogul donald trump capacity that it came from. >> his top alternate, remains from now, and governor of new jersey. >> a lot still need to be done, and camden waterfront, and with health care system. and, so, again, it is nice that christie was considered, and it is nice that he is going to be able to finish the job. >> reporter: governor's press office did not reply to my request for a comment today. governor christie has said repeatedly that his support for donald trump had nothing to do with as preparation toss become vice-president. in cherry hill, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> all right cleve, thanks very much. meantime supreme court justice route paider ginsburg said she regrets remarks she made about donald trump earlier this week. she criticized republican presidential nominee calling him a faker. trump called on ginsburg to resign. in a statement she said judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office, in the future i will be more circumspect. there are calls for compromise after a committee of delegates at republican national convention abruptly called a recess while discussing changes. that group is trying to strike a deal that would prevent possibility of the contested convention next week. meantime, senior national security officials, testified on capitol hill today, that they are concerned about convention demonstrations, turning violent, and the threat of terrorism. >> anytime there is a national the spotlight on a political event, in the united states, there is a risk, that groups that aspire to do just that to engage in acts of the domestic terrorism will be attract. it is a threat we're watching

very carefully. we have, within dhs, some 3,000 personnel that will be dedicated to the security of the republican national convention, and the democratic national convention, each, consisting of secret service, tsa, home land security investigations, customs, border protection, np thep thed and coastguard. >> home land security secretary jay johnson says he will personally inspect security of both conventions and will be visiting cleveland tomorrow. i will be heading to cleveland to cover the rnc. you can look for my reports next week right here on "eyewitness news". count down is on to the democratic national convention right here in philadelphia we are now, just 11 days away. hillary clinton had a busy day campaigning across the washington d.c. area today. her first stop was at league of united latin american citizens convention. clinton told the group if elect president she would get a comprehensive immigration bill before congress in her first 100 days in office.

afterward she met with senate democrats from capitol hill to brief them on her presidential campaign. clinton was introduced by potential vp choice, tim kane, in a campaign event outside arlington, virginia. she explained why she's the best candidate for president. >> we are going to win, to make sure that america has its best days ahead of us. we will make sure that every child has a chance at the american dream and we're going to go forward, not only strongly but with pride. >> clinton also made an unscheduled stop at the national law enforcement memorial. she laid a wreath in honor of the five dallas officers killed in the snipper attack last week. it is dangerously hot outside and many places in our area it felt hotter than 100 degrees out there meteorologist lauren casey is in for kate bile owe to explain when we can get relief, lauren. >> we have to look far out in the distance to find some

relief. we will deal with extreme heat and humidity for next several days. today will be the worst of the the days, so that is good, we will get that out of the way but as we head into tomorrow another day of heat and humidity in store. we will look live at center city philadelphia, blue skies, fluffy, puffy clouds, it feels terrible. 94 degrees our current temperature. feels like 100 degrees. we will have a breeze out of the southwest at 17 miles an hour. temperatures right now these are current air temperatures 94 in the lehigh valley. ninety-two in wildwood. ninety-three in wilmington. we will have oppressive stifling humidity on top of that and pushing these feels like temperatures up over that 100-degree mark. currently feeling like 104, in dover, delaware. definitely an afternoon, and a evening to take it easy. take it easy on the outdoor exercise heat advisory in effect until 8:00 o'clock this evening for the entire area. excessive heat warning in effect for philadelphia and i-95 corridor, until tomorrow, evening, but we will talk about where those temperatures

are heading tomorrow and what is in store for upcoming weekend in just a few. >> lauren, thank you. it has been two weeks since septa pulled its entire fleet of the silver liner five cars out of service wreaking havoc on the commute and passengers. today septa officials invited to us see exactly what cause that had problem. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in west philadelphia at a facility that the cars are being repaired, joe. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. silver liner five is a household name at this point. the bulk of them being addressed here at overbrook maintenance yard here in west philadelphia. we have asked is septa at the very start of this for a tour just to see exactly the problems they are dealing with. well this morning they opened up the doors and showed us exactly how involved addressing the underside of this train really is. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: getting the right piece under a train, not for those with tight spaces that is jim with septa holding the

flashlight. he is pointing out the notorious crack as long the equalizer beam, of the silver liner five train. >> everybody see the crack? it is pretty hard, isn't it. >> reporter: for the record i could not see it. few could. but earlier this month septa and expect or went digging for answers after a silver liner five was leaning and he found those cracks and asking how hard could it be? >> in that location it is incredibly difficult to see when looking at it about the size of the best card. you are an arms length away looking for a small shiny crack. >> reporter: this was stop one of the tour of the overbrook maintenance facility where the entire silver line's fleet out of service, septa wanted to show us why, on to stop number two. >> look at this huge piece of equipment, there are two on every septa train. lets go deeper and show you exactly where the problems are. it had within a crack in this little area that is very

visible to the high. >> to help us out septa used red dye to brighten the crack. it is still unknown how they saw it. >> if you do not see any lines it will be challenging but we will let everyone get up underneath it is a very dark line right at the weld. >> reporter: there it is, the crack in the worst case scenario could have led to a major accident, a situation that could have been much different if not for that alert inspector. >> there is a a lot of nooks and crannies all around here. >> reporter: now back live, all of the stake holders who have a part on this are at the table continuing to look over how they are going to fix this. there is still no solution, number one and number two the question remains, how did all of this happen. so streamliner five are here and other facilitieses or the streamliner four, the 40 year-old trains that are basely picking up slack in all of this. they are on an accelerated inspection schedule because of

being pressed back into service. that is very latest live from west philadelphia, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks very much. >> all right. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", hot weather, hot tempers, surprising amount of drivers who get angry and show it behind the wheel, and how experts say you can simmer down. where in the world is ukee washington? we will go live, and talk about his trip out west and how he got to talk about the eagles. torey? because of the heat, we're hitting the pool. >> all right, guys, wait for me. that is right. we are live in wildwood, don't miss it, we will hit flow rider,

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have have you ever experienced road rage it can include rude gestures, swearing and physical threats. >> three on your side jim donovan find it is more common then you might realize. >> reporter: after an argument a driver in florida ran over joe on his motorcycle breaking his leg. >> people need to understand the depths of their actions. >> reporter: in colorado police say a motorcyclist shot

at a couple's car after being cut off. many drivers say they seed road rage whenever they get behind the wheel. >> it just creates a lot of hazardous situations, for other drivers. >> reporter: in the new survey from triple a, nearly eight in ten u.s. drivers reported engaging in angry and aggressive behavior over the past year. fifty-one per september said they purposely tailgated, 47 percent yelled at another driver and 45 percent, of drivers said they have honked at someone. triple a estimates 6 million drivers have bumped or rammed another car, on purpose, and 7 million got out of their car to confront another driver. >> i think we're definitely surprised at how often this is occurring and, to tell you the truth, lot of times we look at these numbers and people tend to under. >> reporter: report male drivers and drivers between the age of 19 and 39 were significantly more likely to engage in aggressive behaviors. bridget admits to losing her temperature. she lives in new york, the

survey found drivers in the northeast are angrier then those in other parts of the country. >> triple a says you should never cause another driver to change their speed or direction, build tolerance, other driver could be having a bad day and don't respond to eye contact or gestures that could only escalate the situation. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> reporter: on a hot day like this the best place to be is where the water is. >> no doubt, you can count on vittoria wood tolly find a fun spot for that. torey is down the shore in wildwood having a splashing good time, torey. >> reporter: don't mind my appearance because i have been playing, ever since i got here this afternoon. i really thought back how did i get so lucky. can we look at this place please, look around. we're talking water slides, we've talking about a wave simulator, surf shack, we're

talking food, fun and to tell us more bit we will bring in courtney davis. tell us all about splash zone. >> yes, i have been here for so long so i got to see this place grow. we have 16 attractions. we have like two slides, body slide, we have a slide where you and your friend and family can go down all together. the it is just fun to build up and go. >> tell me about flow rider, break it down. >> it is so grade, you can board and surf on it. i have seen kid maybe like, like really small on there, older people on there and it is just great for people of all ages, you know. >> reporter: wildwood is already like the best family fun to be down the shore. >> that is nice. >> that adds so much. in the 6:00 o'clock hour yours truly, yours truly attempted to flow rider. i don't want to give too much away but i will say, anyone can do it and my average score was average. >> what is average. >> i think you did good.

>> all right. you will see that at 6:00 o'clock hour. stay tuned, jessica and nicole, i mean let's just say that one to be in splash zone is amazing and number two, watch for my skills, watch my flow. stay tuned for 6:00 o'clock. >> i think you got the flow and i believe you have been above average. >> we have confidence in you, girlfriend. >> she will be great. >> do you see that board. >> yes. >> it is so darn hot out. >> that is right. >> it is awful. i will declare it worst day of the summer so far. heat and humidity.worst day of my meteorological pin it is awful outside. it is humidity that is so hot and we have heat on top of that and excessive heat warning in effect around i-95 corridor until tomorrow evening and we will deal with another round of this heat, humidity but heat is definitely on, best place to be, down the shore or at the

beach, checking in on our live neighborhood network at rehoboth beach, beach packed there, a lot of people in the water, getting a cool off, extreme heat that is persisting down the shore as well as sea breeze has not picked up, so temperatures in the middle 90's the in the city. no 90's along the i-95 corridor. usually the beach and down the shore are cooler, not so today, 95 degrees right now in rehoboth beach. cool spot, 84 degrees in ocean city. 80 degrees in barnegat light house and feels like temperatures are just absolutely crazy. feels like 100 degrees in philadelphia a feeling like 104 in dover. feeling like 101 in wildwood. so aloft people have taken to the ocean today, dew points they tell us about that sticky factor when they are up in the 70's and bordering on 80-degree mark. it is so stifling, and humid, that comfort index we know if you stepped one minute outside, it is insufferable.

the as we head into the night tonight we will keep humidity around and through the day tomorrow as well that excessive heat warning in effect for philadelphia and a surrounding counties with heat index pushing backup into that 100-degree range as we head into tomorrow afternoon. that warning won't expire until 8:00 tomorrow evening. overnight tonight we have a chance of a passing thunderstorm, very isolated in nature, and that ac is running all night long dropping down to 76 degrees and more extreme heat mostly sun which a high of 94 degrees with the humidity to boot. storm scan three showing us a trend earlier, we did have severe storms rolling through northampton county, did damage in some areas bringing down trees and power lines but storms rolling through big apple down along long island and off shore quiet conditions on storm scan three. not even a cloud to see but as we head in the next couple hours we could see a pop up storm but for tomorrow dry conditions and story once again will be heat and

humidity. we will have the lowest humidity in the poconos but still very muggy with a high of 94 degrees and these heat indexes will be brutal heading in the afternoon tomorrow, backup in the mid to upper 90's even by lunchtime. we will not get a big break until mid week next week but we will get a tiny break as we head into sunday. 88 degrees with the chance of a few late day storms less humid and then bigger break from the humidity but that doesn't come until next wednesday. >> hang on. >> hang on. >> yes good thank you. still a head on "eyewitness news" by now you have heard of the pokemon go app craze, kid chasing these fictional characters. >> one new jersey woman has an idea for an app just like that one but for mom she wants to chase, that is coming up. >> that is interesting. special moment for sixers and this epic play was good enough to win villanova a title but not good enough to win additional hardware, we will explain, next in

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hoy about those sixers. >> how about those sixthers. >> what is going on with them. >> every day we talk about them. >> they are constantly in the news. >> we're ready foresees on. not a whole lieutenant of good news at that point. >> special delivery, dario saric arriving in philadelphia, within the last hour, he flew into philly international and a waiting u.s. customs trying to get through, hope to have video at 6:00. >> here's the deal, dario is 6-4 lottery pick. he spent last two seasons playing in turkey. he is in town to sign with the sixers. that means the team is adding yet another talented big man to the fold, and you can see saric play in the summer olympics for team croatia. lets talk about golf. check out these two plays from the british open. sixteenth hole right here par five russell knox, nailing it in, move to one under.

how about miguel jimenes from the same hole. i mean, twice. really. beautiful, really. good approach for eagles. phil mickelson is currently in the lead at eight under. do you remember the shot, how can we forget, chris jenkins ceiling national title for villanova on this iconic play, it was nominated forestpy, best play of the year award and it lost? this play lost to aaron rodgers and hail hail mary to the green bay pack their beat detroit lions in the regular season game. oh, is there more, ryan arcidiacono unloading on twitter, it is all right. big east and villanova gets disrespect, probably lost that one because we proudly represent "fox sports" and don't play on espn. now, ryan graduated from nova and now member of the san

antonio spurs. he is not in college anymore. >> wow. >> i mean, come on. we will show you the play, that villanova lost to. >> yes. >> regular season game. >> regular season game. >> leave it a at that. >> thanks, done ton. >> coming up next half an hour, lauren has been telling us about the dangerous heat and you probably felt it for yourself. something you might not they about though, health reporter stephanie stahl talks about keeping your children safe in the stroll error carriers next. we have told but experts warning people to pay attention playing pokemon go. now proof it can be finally other the app. new at 6:00 why some fans of the popular country singer are upset and they want their money back after the concert

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> something as simple as, a stroller could use could put your child at risk. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30, hi everybody i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is on assignment. >> these oppressive temperatures can be dangerous, especially for lidle kits. >> their bodies have not developed the ability to regulate the temperature. for little ones in strollers there are some special considerations. it looks like it could be, a breeze, being pushed or carried around in the heat, but doctors say babies and toddlers in strollers can easily, can get over heated. >> when hot outside it is much better to use a light colored stroller, air circulation and

less heat trapping. >> ventilation on the hot day will keep youngsters cool, that includes, not using a cover, over the strollers, to guard against the sun. >> but anything that will come over the top, as a baby and potentially block any sort of air flow for the baby will be dangerous especially if that particular screen does not allow air flow in and of itself. >> reporter: some moms say it can be a tricky balance to keep children cool and shaded in the stroller. >> air flow, but usually if i have the shade, i feel better bit. we just let him out periodically. >> reporter: babies under six months it is recommended that sun screen not be used on infants so shade is critical. gina lions baby is almost two, we're staying cool and protect with hats and sun block. >> fifty-five for her, 30 for me. we keep ourselves covered. >> reporter: doctors say one of the most important ways to keep youngsters safe in the heat toys make sure they are hydrated and drinking plenty

of liquid. same goes for elderly, they too are susceptible in this heat. i think best recommendation for all of us is to stay inside in the air conditioning as much as you can. >> yes. >> think about it. >> yes. >> it has got to be hot. >> yeah, right, thanks stephanie. more than 1,000 mourners attended funerals services for philando castille in minnesota today. he was one of the the two black men shot and killed by police last week and their deaths set up protest as cross the nation. cbs news correspondent marley hall tell us mourners pray for peace. >> reporter: horse drawn carnal brought philando castille coffin to the cathedral of st. paul while family members and friends followed behind. pallbearers carried it in the church as loved ones hugged and cried. the three two-year old school cafeteria supervisor was shot and killed by a police officer last week, during a traffic stop near st. paul. castille's girlfriend live streamed aftermath of the shooting on facebook live. >> oh, my god please don't

tell me he is dead. >> reporter: funeral was opened to the public, many who came knew castille personally others just wanted to show their support. >> vanessa smith worked with castille. >> he was a good guy. there was nothing in the world i wouldn't do for him to come back. >> reporter: erin came with her son robert. >> we just wanted to be part of the community and show a little respect and sadness. >> reporter: castille had a gun licenses. his girlfriend said he was shot while reaching for his id. according to an associated press am cyst, just 7 percent of the resident in the area, where shooting happened are black but half of those arrested in the first half of this year were black. pallbearers, waved their fists in the eras they brought the coffin out of the cathedral. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are looking live now at the school in st. paul where

castille work as a cafeteria supervisor. staff there prepared food, hot dogs, hamburgers for all of the people who attended castille's funeral today. posting on social media could put your job at risk. a philadelphia hospital says one of the employees no longer works thereafter a post she made on facebook. the as "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh tells us there are comments about recent anti police brutality protests. >> i was upset. i could not believe it. i could not believe it because, it is 2016. >> they are talking about a racially charged post on the black lives matter protest made by a former employee at jefferson hospital. it quickly went viral across social media and hospital says that woman no longer works there. >> my grandmother took her last breath at jefferson hospital. all i could think office what if a nurse like her was overtop of my nana taking care of her. >> reporter: jefferson hospital spokeswoman could not confirm former employee's position but holmes says anyone who has a chance of

carrying such strong views in the work place regardless of job duty is dangerous. >> a well men health system, we cannot tolerate that. >> reporter: social media expert and attorney eric myers say he sees scenarios like this all too often, despite work place policies that emphasize best practices. >> as a general misunderstanding or myth that employees have free speech rights on line and especially with private employers like a hospital setting, that is just not the case. >> reporter: in response to the controversy leaders at jefferson hospital released multiple statements on facebook, one reads in part hate speech of any kind is unacceptable at jefferson and it is not consistent with our values, policies and culture of inclusiveness, dignity and respect we continue to build there we pride ourselves in insuring that jefferson is a safe community where collogues, patients and students respect and value each other. you should expect nothing less from our organization or each other. reporting from jefferson

hospital anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is the most popular mobile video game in history but we're hearing more about warnings about this pokemon go april 7 a. >> we cannot stop talking about pokemon go. fifth 15 year-old autumn was playing that game when she was hit by a car crossing a busy road outside of pittsburgh. she found a pokemon and heading home when that car hit her. she has simple advice for anyone else who plays. >> just be careful, watch where you are going. >> the game itself is dragging kids across highways, major highways. >> kids don't need to cross highways. >> reporter: you saw autumn, bruised and cut up but thankfully no broken bones. she insists she was not playing the game as she crossed the street but she does say that she deleted it already from her phone. a church is trying to cash in on the pokemon craze hoping to get players to believe in more than just the players.

church outside minneapolis, pokemon go train tours take a break. but there is a drinks, cooler, note inviting them inside the church to cool off. >> to get on the pokemon phenomenon, a new jersey mother created her own version of the game for moms, and chardonay go. how do i sign up. instead of searching for pokemon characters you actually your phone to look for a glass of wine. this is genius. unfortunately it is just a spoof, so you don't actually down load chardonay go. >> get off the app store right now. >> i would have been all over. that. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" we told you ukee is on assignment right and it is a decent one, he is out in l.a. with the ladies and the talk and who he met with while guest hosting in the home of the actor he either met with or people who

were here. >> it is your favorite show making cut, prime time emmy nominations announced. we have the inside scoop. summertime scene has a full grip on the delaware valley and excessive heat warning remains in effect until 8:00 tomorrow evening. we will talk about how high temperatures will go for our friday i

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i have been in for ukee once a week, obviously because he is on a great an assigned. >> as we told you he is in los angeles and tomorrow he will fill in as a guest host as a talk. ukee, joining us from the west coast, hey there, hi there, ukee. >> hi gang, how are you, ladies. hello tri-state area is what up family. so glad to you you. we are here at kcbs very same lot where they produce and air the hit daytime show the talk. let me show you highlights from what went down here not too long ago. such i great cast, crew, audience on the show. but, of course, weekdays at 2:00 p.m. so honored to be asked to co host the show. we have plenty of guests, topics and one of the guests

is actor chase crawford. chase has a new movie coming out, we will talk about that but i'm's not sure if you knew but chase's brother-in-law is dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo. you know, i have to give him the evil eye, enough said. >> someone told me, i i went sideways real fast. i hear you lost the bet. >> what did you do, ukee. >> things stayed calm but we made a little bet. lets take a look. >> so, around sports your brother-in-law dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo. >> yes. >> and, romo fan. >> yes. >> and, he is giving you a little bit of the side eye. >> he is from philly, so yah. >> you know, i bleed eagle green, being from philadelphia. >> all right, yeah. >> i will tell thaw right now.

>> can we make a little wager right here on national television. right here, right now. >> if the cowboys finish with a better record with the eagles, i will send you a case of philly, authentic delicious cheese steaks. >> now, we know that is not going to happen. what are you going to give me? >> it is a fun show, lieutenant of insight, lot of smiles, and it comes during a time when our nation, really needs it, and the ladies of the talk agree. >> in this difficult time that we're all trying to get through if you can have a escape for one hour a day and take your mind off of everything that is going on and laugh. >> we have to react to it like every other american and citizen of the world who is watching what is going on in our country and there, we will give you a respite because, how did we ever get the good

or be the host for the good. >> yes, definitely. telling it like it is. all week long talk has been quite timely and show that has stood the test of time as i like to say the young and restless. i went by studios and took a photo in victor's office. if he does, tough, tough. we have a huge milestone coming up and i talk to the cast about it. i will share that with you in the coming weeks but when it comes to the immediate future once again the talk, tomorrow right here on cbs-3, 2:00 p.m., such a great family atmosphere. we had a great time putting it all together. >> i can't wait to see, what chase may be giving new return because you know we will win the bet. >> that was quite a tease. >> we will keep an eye on that all year long and i gave him more grief after the show but we can't air that. >> representing out there. >> don't get too comfortable out there on the west coast, we want you back in philly.

>> i will see you soon, take that heat down for me by the time i get back good we're on it. >> we're trying. >> sound good. >> see y'all later. >> all right, you can watch ukee co host the talk tomorrow right here on cbs-3. >> that was so much fun. >> can i volunteer to have a little cheese stake. >> i have got it under control. >> speaking of steamy. >> yes. >> that was good. that was good. >> i'm just back from vacation. but, it is hot and it is so oppressively humid when you step outside but that wall of humidity hits you right in the face. we will stick with the heat and humidity in the day tomorrow and excessive heat warning that extend into tomorrow evening. it the looks like getting a live look at center city philadelphia on sky scan three, blue skies, friendly looking cumulus clouds but best way to take in this view

is from the window inside in the a ac because we are dealing with heat index that are up in the upper 90's and some cases in the 100-degree range. weather watchers are commenting and reporting in on all this heat. we will look at current conditions. they are just so hot and brutal. 96 degrees heading southwest of philadelphia, at margot's house in buena vista township, new jersey. she's reporting 96 with mostly sunny skies and she says south jersey is hot, hot, hot feeling like 99 degrees, dew point is at 74 right now, when those dew points get in the middle 70's you know it feels hot and sticky. ninety-five is our current temperature at our weather watcher's house michael reporting partly cloudy conditions in levittown, pennsylvania and he is commenting on this heat, too humid, too hot, dew point of 73 degrees, right now and i think we all agree that mother nature turn that dial down on our heat and humidity but right now, it is just steamy

and summer hospital like. we will look at weather temperature 49 degrees in philadelphia. thirty-nine in wilmington. up at 89 degrees, in ac. and one of of the only ones suffering with this heat and humidity cross eastern seaboard, temperatures in the 90's. ninety-five in raleigh-durham and little rock temperatures in the mid 90's as well. dew point tell us about that sticky factor giving a bit of the break in the lehigh valley. dew points in the lower 60's, points south and east forget it, we will deal with the steamy factor that will stay with us through the night tonight. feels like temperature in the 100-degree range in philadelphia, down into wilmington, feeling like 104 right now in dover. because of those numbers we have a heat advisory in effect for entire delaware valley until 8:00 o'clock this evening, excessive heat warning in effect for philadelphia counting and in and around i-95 corridor and this doesn't expire until tomorrow evening the at 8:00 o'clock. we will have to practice this heat safety, both rest of the

evening and then again tomorrow, drink plenty of water, of course, avoid strenuous activity, we need to go for that jog maybe take a break again tomorrow. stay out of direct sunlight, wear light weight wait, light colored clothing and protect your kid. don't for get the pets and pavement. so hot in these temperatures as well. so protect their paws. overnight tonight we can see an evening thunderstorm but that chance is in the evening hours we will go, warm, humid, partly cloud which a a low temperature of 76 degrees. we are backup in the middle 90's mostly sun which that extreme heat. storm scan three, we did have severe storms rolling through did some damage, taking down trees and power lines. that weather storm rolled through big apple, but now, well up wind and in the bothering us and quiet across the delaware valley. looking at future weather we have a stay storm tomorrow afternoon, i think atmosphere will be too stable with the heat. we have a better chance of

seeing isolated thunderstorms popping up as we head in the afternoon and evening, on saturday. we could see a pop up storm as we look at the shore on saturday, otherwise a better chance have of the late day thunderstorm on sunday and high temperatures will be brutal once again, climbing up in the 90's across much of the area, even down the shore high temperatures will top near 90 degrees. we will get a break from the humidity by sunday, with a high of 88, and it doesn't officially break it until next week. >> thanks very much. a pop up, stand attracted shoppers in old city to day. students from the ellen davis school, sold fresh organic produce and flowers in the plaza of the william green federal building. produce sold was grown by a team of farmers and students, of the schools transition program. all proceeds from today's event benefit programs at davidson school. still ahead on "eyewitness news" prime time emmys are out. yeah, some scores big but

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41st time nominee, john that volt contact, cuba gooding junior, and courtney vance. >> it has to 22 nominations. >> that is all that stand between us and this family being destroyed. >> reporter: and emmy showed a ton of love to fx's the american, and it is on and off screen couple carrie russell and matthew reese. >> these camille yans going in new disguisees, after all of us saying emmy voters are you watching this show. >> reporter: game of thrones star williams and kit harrington sealed their emmy dreams. >> true enemy won't weigh out the storm. >> we will have more on this tonight on the insider, jessica and nicole back to you in the studio. >> thank you you. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00, breaking news philadelphia's african-american museum received a letter threatening an attack during the democratic national convention. plus concert complaints, why some local country music fans are very upset about a

recent show here in our area. torey? it is torey down the shore, we are at splash zone in wildwood. i want to know and you want to know, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. right now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 breaking news, police say a threat has been made against philadelphia's african-american museum. good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. aim nicole brewer. ukee washington is on assignment. lets get to greg argos live outside the museum in center city, greg. >> reporter: nicole and jessica, good have afternoon. we know this threat according to the philadelphia police department came in around 3:21 this afternoon. the police department says that the african-american museum in philadelphia received a letter. we're not sure if that was e

mailed in or sent via post, but the threat, african-american museum here in philadelphia received that some of them would blow up the museum at dnc. we are awaiting more information as to exactly what happened, some officials, the president of the museum just arrived here seconds ago to give us more information but we can tell you that members of the home land security department and fbi did arrive here to the museum, museum staff did not have to east vac wait but, they met with those officials and once again we're expecting more information from the museum officialness just a few minutes. this threat coming in at 3:21 this afternoon. we will have much more information and pass it to you as soon as we get it. we are live at seventh and arch, i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> keep us updated, thank you. right now, trump/pence that is the ticket. >> a source tells cbs news that donald trump will select indiana mike pence to be his vice-presidential running mate. governor