candles and stuffed animal sit at second and york streets in kensington honoring an innocent life lost. >> it is just, so tragic that it had to be like this, you know, i child. >> reporter: aftermath of the multi car crash monday night, and street racing, may be to blame. >> we see it all the time, people racing, up and down the street. >> reporter: police say around 7:15, two cars were speeding down 2400 block of north second street at intersection of the york street one of the cars driven by a 17 year-old boy, crashed into a 2012 honda i have is i can carrying three people, including a toddler. >> spins out and hits the light pole. >> reporter: police say impact eject esther comer from the back window. she was buckled in the car seat at the time. toddler later died at st. christopher's hospital and her grandmother remains in critical but stable condition at temple university hospital. >> we want to see, stay home, and play x box, you know, like why do they want to endanger other people.

>> reporter: receive i impala parked nearby suffered damage but police say other car vouched in the cash fled the scene. and so far police are still looking for that late 90's model black honda accord. it should have severe damage to the driver's side of the car. anyone with any information is asked to contact the police. meantime coming up at 6:00 why neighbors say then tire tragedy could have been prevented. for now we are live from kensington, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. forked second time in the past week a murder suicide claims lives of the family here in our region. burlington township police say ruben johnson shot and killed his wife and their ten year-old son were turning the gun on himself. police were called to the johnson's home on sunflower circle around 10:00 o'clock last night. on saturday, a a family of five was found dead in a murder/suicide in berks county. we will have very latest on those tragedies on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. new this evening, the philadelphia eagles are dealt

devastating blow as they get ready for their first preseason game. >> bird may be in danger of losing one of their best offensive lineman for the majority of the season as sport director don bell here to bring us up to date. >> yeah, this is a tough blow for the team, for sure fit is true. eagles tackle lane johnson is reportedly facing a ten game suspension for violating the nfl's policy on performance enhancing drugs. now if this report is true, this would be johnson's second time, failing a test. news of the suspension became public, after head coach doug pederson addressed the media today. so at this time we have no comment from the bird. local reporters reached out to johnson via text and he denied the report, however, "fox sports" nfl guru jay glazer tweeted this just heard from lane johnson and said he took an amino acid that was approved but tested positive for peptides, he is filing it as well as the company. you're responsible for what goes in your body, but he insists, it was approved. waiting on, the b sample.

if the report, guys is true, eagles will lose one of the best players on the team and johnson, stands to lose a small fortune, big time amount of money and we will talk about just how much he could lose, coming up later in sports. >> probably a clause in his deal. >> that is right. >> if you test positive. >> that is a shame. >> all right, thanks, don very much. day within of the testimony is complete in the perjury, obstruction industrial of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. she's accused of leaking grand jury information to embarras a rival and then lying bit under oath. her lawyers argued she would not risk her career and reputation for something so petty. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown to tell us more, jan. >> reporter: ukee, good afternoon. court just adjourned for the day and kathleen kane just walked out of the building. i asked her how she thought day one went. she smiled and said it went well. now, this has been a very long

day, opening arguments started around 8:30 this morning when prosecutors and the defense laid out their case, and for prosecutors, it is simple, this is a case about kane's desire for revenge. pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane arrived with family at montgomery county courthouse for the first day of testimony in her perjury obstruction trial. the prosecution started opening arguments with a quote that they say comes from kane herself: revenge is a dish best served cold, said prosecutor michelle henry. her word, defendant's word, that is what this case is all about. the prosecution says that kane was spent honorary avenge leaking secret grand jury information in order to embarras a rival and then lied to cover it up saying that she didn't know it was forbidden to release such information even though she had signed a oath bit just days after she took office. it is opening arguments, the defense countered saying kane made a honest mistakes and mistakes are not criminal. defense went on to say the alleged feud between kane and

former state prosecutor is manufacture. defense attorneys said that he left ten minutes after she arrived, it just does not make sense that she would risk her reputation and her career. meantime inside the courtroom kane often spoke to her attorneys, her family sat directly behind and across the aisle interested members of the public. "eyewitness news" spoke to several of the attorney general's supporters. >> i'm here as an interested taxpayer. i'm here as somebody who has always supported the ideals of kathleen stood for, and i'm very curious to see the case, that the state has against her. >> reporter: commonwealth's first witness was montgomery county detective paul bradberry, he spent hours on the stand and presented document showing that kane signed notarized oaths to keep grand jury information gathered before she took office a secret. now, six men and six women will determine kane's fate. on the stand before the court adjourned was bruce beamer, a one time first deputy for kathleen kane, former top aids are expect to testify against

kane and it is unclear whether she will take the stand herself. this trial, is expect to take one week. we will continue to update you but for now live from norristown, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". convicted felon joey merlino's detention hearing has been rescheduled for friday at the request of merlino's attorneys. there has been no reason given for the request. federal authorities arrested merlino last week for his alleged role in an organized crime ring. merlino was released from federal prison in 201 after almost 12 years in federal prison on a racketeering conviction. federal appeals court delivers a major blow to new jersey struggling casino industry. the panel has reject state's bid to legalized sports bet nothing casinos and race tracks. they ruled new jersey's law which was passed in 2014 violates a 1992 federal law. four major professional sports leagues and ncaa sued the state over its sports betting legal says attempt. they claim would it damage the

integrity of their games and lead to game fixing. in other news delta airlines continues to try to reset its operation after a global computer outage that led to traveler chaos. so far delta has cancelled about 530 flights. the airline has been working to get crews and airplanes positioned in the right spots to resume business as usual. but delta says some systems are still operating slowly, as for what triggered this mess, delta says a power control module at its tech center malfunctioned causing a surge and then loss of power. airline says power was restored quickly but that some systems didn't switch over to backups as design. search crews have finally recovered black box the from the el faro, the freighter/ship sank near bow ham owes when shot in hurricane joaquin's category four wind. the recent recovery may give them insight into exactly what went wrong in those final moments. all 33 crew members on board died in the wreckage.

police are searching for the thief who stole a hospital computer, a crime caught on camera. this is surveillance video from methodist hospital on south broad street. it is from 6:00 p.m. on july 28th. a man is seen walking with an hd desk top computer, monitor, keyboard and a mouse. he got a way through the broad street doors. it is not clear if sensitive information was compromised. if you recognize anything about that suspect, please call police. take a look, also caught on camera, four suspects smashed their way in canal's liquor store in berlin boro last night. they used a big rock to the shatter front glass door window on route 73 and jumped right through it. once inside police say suspects ransacked the cash registers and wine cellar office. we are told there was no money in the registers but if you recognize the suspect please call the police. chopper three over the 4700 block of melrose street, moments after the porch roof collapsed on three homes here. this is in the frankford section of the city.

we are told two homes were occupied and resident are allowed to stay home while those repairs are being made. good news in all of this, no one was injured. a break from the intense heat is not going to last, it is heating up again. kate's outside on the sky deck with details on a excessive heat watch that was what, just issued, kate. >> it was just issued. it does not go into effect until later this week but the trend has already started, we can feel up tic in humidity. today, clouds passing over the city right now making it feel decent. at the moment we have a nice breeze happening but humidity is up and it will keep climbing as well the temperatures throughout the rest of the week. here's a quick look at storm scan three. it shows clouds starting to creep from the west as more moisture works its way from the south. we are waiting for a warm front to lift northward across the region and then it will stall for a few days. we will see showers and storms through carolinas, into portions of kentucky, tennessee, those are all heading our way later in the week. we will have the chance for storms just about every day, tomorrow, right through the

weekend. and temperatures right now, we will expect to see 88 in the city. eighty-three wilmington. eighty-three in reading. dew point right now 64. that is not too bad. it puts us between the not bad and the steamy range, do you see that top range, insufferable? that is where we are headed. we will tell you which day we will feel hottest and what that excessive heat watch has in store. we will tell you when and how long it lasts coming up when i join you inside. for now, back over to you. thanks very much. a philadelphia tv pioneer has passed away. >> w carter merbreier was known to generations as captain know a he co hosted long running children's program captain noah and magical arc with his wife patricia a children across the region sang to the theme song i could sing a rainbow and sent in their pictures to dear old captain noah. show featured cartoons, puppets, news makers and celebrities. captain noah, w carter merbreier, was 90 years old. a golden age back then, a golden age, in doubt bit.

coming up on "eyewitness news" tonight a popular boy band of the 90's reunites, sort of. investigation in the child's death at a water park has many people talking about water park safety. we will check with a popular local park about measures that they take to protect you and your family. another first when it comes to the zika virus in the you had, and it is not good. health reporter stephanie stahl explains when we come right back. and how hollywood a lister is going after people she calls, mommy shamers how actress and new mom anne hathaway is t i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean! oral-b. know you're getting a superior clean.

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on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight zika a virus has claimed its second victim in the united states. the first baby to die from the virus. it was confirmed today by officials in texas where the baby was born. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has details from the einstein health care science center. >> ♪

>> reporter: we have known zika infected mosquitoes in our area but mosquito spraying is being enhanced in many communities just as a precaution. issue being there are no symptoms, not always, and it can be spread from person to person. the continued big worry is for pregnant woman. now that we have the first u.s. baby to die from the zika. >> the mother did not know zika virus was, was in play. >> reporter: health officials say mother fridays el salvador where it is expected she became infect n her second trimester she traveled to harris county, texas where she gave birth a few weeks ago. the testing confirmed the baby has microcephaly, a condition where the head is abnormally small and most cases brain development is incomplete. >> the child unfortunately, died shortly after birth. very difficult time for both the mother and the family as you can imagine. >> reporter: fifteen babies in the u.s. have been born with zika a related birth defects

and seven women lost pregnancies due to sick a those numbers could grow, nearly 1,000 pregnant woman have been infect with zika. the these maps so where sick ace most prevalent. all cases are travel related except in south florida. pennsylvania now has 58 people confirmed with zika. fifty in new jersey. delaware has ten. >> new jersey senator bob menendez is joining other politicians calling for an emergency session of congress. wednesday he will hold a press conference, pushing for legislation, to fund a federal response to zika which is being called a national public health crisis. in the einstein health care science center, i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wild fires continued to burn in california, as fire fighters battled strong wind and intense heat to combat them. one fire burning for nearly three weeks near the central companies has called on more than 5,000 fire fighters. in southern california, fire burning since sunday afternoon has destroyed more than 50 homes, damaged three, and left

one person dead. that fire is 6 percent contained. and back here at home, we are dealing with, some high temperatures as well, nothing like that, thank god. >> nothing wild fire-related but we are talking about intense heat and humidity returning. if you thought last week maybe we're done with it, you were wrong. we were all wrong, it is not going to feel great by the end of the week, in fact, dangerous heat is on the way. temperatures not as high as they were in late july when we had a few days around 95, 97. humidity though will be the problem, this time around. one place you can beat the heat down the shore still very humid down the shore but temperature wise, of course, heat index wise it will not feel quite as bad. today has been a great beach day. we have had increasing cloudiness in the western suburbs but eastern suburbs have been looking pretty fantastic and feeling great outside right now. we have got temperatures in the 80's, lots of sunshine and people outside the beach in ocean city and margate where it is looking like blue sky afternoon.

trying to figure out what this is, it looks like a balloon, justin and write trying to figure out. if we have any idea what that is dancing balloon on the stick, let us know because it is peeking our curiosity. storm scan three is clear. we have cloud increasing, mainly west of philadelphia. you can see spotty showers with them as well. most of us not seeing anything rain wise tonight. that will change. we have scattered showers and storms across much of the carolinas, into the portions of virginia and west virginia and right through the deep south as well. all that moisture is heading our way through the end of the week and into the weekend. unsettled pattern once again we will get this humidity surging from the south and west that playness to a slow moving front that will stall off to our north, trapping that humid air in place, it is like putting a lid on the pot, bubbles up, and every once in a while that pot will bubble over and that is where you get scattered showers and thunderstorms anyone of which could produce locally heavy downpours. we have excessive heat watch

watch at noon on thursday and will continue at 6:00 o'clock saturday evening. that is our traditional areas philadelphia and their by surrounding suburbs. lehigh valley not included in that. shore not included either. mainly areas that do get impact by that urban heat island near the city. what to expect thursday through the weekend? highs in the low to mid 90's, elevated humidity making it feel like 100, 105 plus, again all those heat related precaution as reply just like our last heat wave, drink plenty of what the arer, take it easy, limit your time outdoors. friday and saturday is when heat index will peak around 105 is what it will feel like. we have got, scattered showers and storms. we have a couple tomorrow. mainly off to the north. better chance thursday afternoon, for these scattered, thunderstorms and again, heavy rain possible with anyone of them. overnight 75, partly cloudy, much more muggy then recent nights. tomorrow we will hit 90. tomorrow even may feel like 100 at the height of the afternoon but again the excessive heat watch which could be a warning goes into effect thursday at noon, that

is when we hit 92. but that is only half of the story. when we have dew points in the 70's look at those overnight lows. seventy-eight. we may not drop below 80 at some point in night. >> that is just brutal. >> that is hot. >> sure is, thanks, kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight move over olympic games. >> it is time for kitten olympics. i love this. this is great. why this event isn't just about competition, or cuteness, don, i know you are all over this. >> that is great. nothing cute about losing millions of dollars though, cost of the failed drug test, for an eagles star, reportedly a failed drug test. plus tim tebow is planning a come back but not what you think, surprise landing spot for former college football national champ, sports coming up next.

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only the little fluffy, this is kitten summer games hosted by hallmark channel. ninety cat athlete as they called them compete in tumbling and track and field events. that is right, cat athletes. not really. don't they look a durable. so cute. the best part the event is done to find homes for the fury competitors. >> very nice. >> very nice. >> i love that. >> look at that work. >> 9.9 right there. >> yes. >> impeccable. >> from very cute to an ugly situation with the bird. >> you hope it is not true. say it ain't so. >> not good. >> these stories tend to be true though, and that is the tough part. we will talk bit. recapping one of our top stories, eagles offensive tackle lane johnson could face a ten game suspension. he reportedly tested positive for performance enhancing drugs this would be his second violation. we have not heard from johnson or the eagles, however, if the report is true, johnson could lose a fortune. he signed a 56 million-dollar

contract extension in the off season. espn is report ago this johnson could lose, get this, approximately 25 million-dollar, in guarantied money if, indeed, he fails this test. twenty-five million-dollar. that is a fortune. another late night with the phillies, fightins are on the west coast taking on the dodgers, game two of their series at 10:00 p.m. last night chase utley homered against the team in the nine-four win for l.a. now check this out, tim tebow is planning a come back but not to the nfl. two time college football national champ wants to play major league baseball. has been training in scottsdale arizona source say tebow is planning to work out and invite 30mlb teams. that is all of them. he hasn't played in the nfl since 2012. had a three-year career there he hasn't played baseball since his junior year in high school n high school. that year he batted .494 but

it is a little different in the major league. >> any idea what position he plays. >> i'm in the really sure what position wow play. >> michael jordan did that. >> he did. >> he went from basketball to baseball for a short time. >> dion sanders played football and baseball. >> he played on the pro level. >> interesting to go see. >> i liked tim tebow but it will be interesting. >> interesting indeed. >> coming up next half an hour pennsylvania is shaping up to be pivotal in the presidential election. >> which candidate is taking a double digit lead in the keystone state, that is coming up, plus this. after a fatal accident in the midwest safety topic of conversation at local water parks. i'm cleve bryan, coming up, one south jersey property tells us what they are doing to avoid tragedy. actor tyler perry is reaching out to a family dealing with the death of twin girls left in the hot car, what he wants to do to help ease their pain. and new at 6:00 tonight new trend that this local woman is swearing by, the

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disturbing new concerns about safety at a kansas city the water park after a ten year-old boy dies wild riding the world's tallest water slide. "eyewitness news" continues a at 50:00. i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is off tonight. i'm ukee washington. police say caleb schwab died from a neck injury on the verruckt ride sunday. water slide has not been inspect since the opening two years ago two. to three people can ride in the raft at one time, and they are secured by velcro shoulder straps. at least two riders hoff ridden it say they were worried. >> it wasn't that secure being

strapped in. >> as soon as i hit bottom of the first curve, the shoulder strap, just kind of busted loose. >> reporter: in a statement the park says that safety is their top priority, and that the rides are inspect, daily. now we are checking with local water parks about measure they take to protect you and your family. >> "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live a sahara sams in west berlin, cleve. >> reporter: nicole and ukee, starting with the free life jacket you pick up out on the pool deck here sams has many safety measures and they walk us through some of them today. on the a bright summer day filled with laughs and splash, sahara sam's oasis is there talk about the water park tragedy in kansas city. >> it gives me pause. i won't go on any crazy slide like at other venues at all and it is because that is in my mind i have heard of things like to this happening. >> reporter: assistant general manager byron o'donnell says safety is first ape last word

at sahara sams. >> whenever there is a large media story we reevaluate what we are doing to see if we can improve in anyway but we think we have a very good safety program here at sahara sams. >> reporter: each morning none of the attractions opened until each passes a safety checklist developed in conjunction with the new jersey department of community affairs. they certify and do random inspections on all amusement in the state. >> checking for anything that is not normal, anything out of your normal protocol and checking throughout the day and making sure everything stays up to par and running smoothly. >> reporter: because sams operates year round and not targeting high thrill seekers their slide are closed tube and not open top and this makes ejections unlikely but when is there water is there injury risk. life guard not only have to prevent and respond to drownings but they enforce size restrictions on slide, space out riders properly, and make sure people sit correctly in fully inflated tubes. so next time you are waiting what feels like a slow moving line know it is for your own protection. >> this is my first time here

with my girlfriend. she brings her kid all the time. they are having a good time. everything seems to be okay. >> i feel like this is a safe place to be, yes. >> reporter: anytime an amusement park or water park has an injury that goes beyond basic first aid they have to report it to the dca this afternoon they sent us a list of the all of the injuries that have taken place statewide over the last five years and we are still digging through that list but on average more than 100 injuries, per year, state live. reporting live cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". authorities in tennessee say one of the three girls who fell from a ferris wheel remains hospitalized in serious condition. they fell 30 to 45 feet when the car they were in flipped over at a county fair last night. fair rides are closed today and will not reopen until a third party inspection is completed. tyler perry is offering to pay the funeral cost of twin girls who died in hot car in georgia. one year-old aerial and

airiana died last week after police say children's father asa north left them unattended in the hot vehicle. authorities say north was drunk at the time. he is now facing charges. perry, an atlanta based actor director and screen writer decided to pay for the funeral after seeing an interview with the girl's mother. >> unaudible. >> i just want to tell them that god took them. unaudible. i know they are happy. >> she left the children with the father so she could visit her sister in the hospital who had been in the car accident. turning now to campaign 2016, a new quinnipiac university poll shows hillary clinton either leading or tied with donald trump in potential match up in three general election swing states.

clinton lead trump 52-42 percent among likely voters here in pennsylvania. in ohio the democratic presidential nom behind me edges by the republican rival 49 percent to 45 percent. in florida the two candidates are virtually tied. that is where clinton is campaigning today while trump fend off criticism from fellow republicans about his ability to lead. here now is correspondent craig boswell. >> ♪ >> reporter: donald trump has spark a new controversy a at his rally in north carolina tuesday after telling supporters there hillary clinton wants to abolish the second amendment. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks. although the second amendment people maybe there is, i don't know. >> reporter: clinton campaign immediately responded saying this is simple, what trump is saying is dangerous, a person seeking to be the president of the united states, should not suggest violence in anyway. trump campaigned called the media dishonest and said he

was talking about people going to the polls. trump has already facing criticism from 50 former national security officials who wrote this letter saying donald trump isn't qualified to be president or commander in chief. >> as a president, we think that he would be the most reckless president in american history. those are very strong word but that is how i feel. >> reporter: but trump dismissed the group as failed washington elite who are jealous because he hasn't asked them for advice. the clinton toured a health care clinic in the miami neighborhood that is ground zero in the battle against zika virus and called on congress to step up funding. >> i would very much urge the leadership of congress to call people back for a special session and get a bill passed. >> reporter: craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". another recent national poll shows 67 percent of american surveyed say trump does not have the temper. or the personality to be president. a judge declines to reduce 14 year prison sentence of the

former illinois governor rod blagojevich, these are court sketches of the 59 year-old. he appeared via video conference wearing prison issued clothing and his trademarked black hair, noticeably white. blagojevich has already served about four years behind bars after his 2011 conviction for trying to sell president obama's old senate seat. he could be eligible for release for 2024 after factoring in two years for good behavior. still to come tonight on "eyewitness news", a face that launched a thousand names. >> the prerace face of michael phelps burning up the internet, his game face and yes may have looked so angry, coming up. tiny homes are all of the rage, there are several homes about living in small places, now find out how some tiny homes will change, some peoples lives. kate? temperatures on their way back in the 90's but at times late this week it may feel like 100 plus, i'll tell but an excessive heat watch going

in to effect, which day is hottest and if we have any

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a special project to give the homeless in texas their own space to call home is starting to take shape. >> grace campus in lubbock is looking to replace all of these tents with brand new tiny homes. volunteers are using donated supplies to build the small spaces. one has already been completed so far, organizers say tiny homes will be able to provide residents a sense of security. >> they will be able to lock the door, they don't to have worry about their belongings, and i would imagine, probably sleep better at night knowing that the door is locked and be in will walk in on them. >> each house is about 10 feet tall by 12 feet wide and big enough for two residents but doesn't have any plumbing or internet access but shelter resident would have to use the

organization's main office building. all about sense of security. >> yes. >> hope it helps them out. up next olympic swimmer michael phelps is burning up the internet and inspiring a #. >>

controversy in rio a russian swimmer nabbed the silver in last night's 100-meter breast stroke. >> a swimmer with a history of doping. recent decision to put the swimmer back on the roster caused boos from the crowd and a grudge match with an american. >> she swam in lane number five right next to her american rival lily king. and by the time they touched the wall, the russian had served a 16 month suspension for doping, won a silver medal. coming in second, to the 19 year-old american, the grudge match between the two began over the weekend when they engaged in a fierce finger shake off, lily king said you are shaking your finger for number one and you have been caught for drug cheating. i'm just not a fan.

russia initially submitted 389 a athletes for rio games, only 271 were approved to compete, by the international olympic commit thee but in the past several days, eight russian athletes banned for doping have been a loud back in after winning appeals. >> unaudible. >> reporter: thomas is a doping expert at the university of texas. he believes that the ioc cut russia a break by not banning the entire team and did so because vladamire putin spent more than $50 billion on the sochi olympics an all time record. >> i do not see an end to this crisis, in sight. i think that the incentives to dope were built into the system a long time ago. >> to be fair on the other side of the coin u.s. athletes have been caught up in the doping controversy among them justin gate lynn and tyson gay. when asked whether they should aloud to compete here in rio,

swimmer lily king said no. >> another pair of olympians are getting ready to do battle tonight, south african, through his prerace routine a little, shadow boxing. michael phelps sitting behind him and definitely not amused and giving him the death stair. i don't know, i don't know, maybe not paying attention. leclos both qualified for tonight's semi finals in the 200-meter butterfly. leclos beat fell ins 2012. so i guess he is in the zone. >> he is in his zone. >> rematch in rio. >> i don't think he is paying attention he is focused. let's move on because is there more. michael phelps face right here is getting reaction on twitter, in fact, it has its own #, #phelps face. people are having fun posting this picture and making comments like when you wake up before the alarm, or when mom made you put back what you had in the shopping cart. >> there you go. >> totally get that. >> i know the feeling.

>> #phelps face. >> or about to experience some excessive heat because that can cause that face. >> yes, we are about to deliver this this forecast. >> #phelps face. >> you wake up and realize it is only tuesday. that was a good one. >> talk to me. >> we are talking about excessive heat, excessive heat watch has already been issued, it is not the ine tech yet, it will go in effect now through noon. it could turn in a excessive heat warning and issue an advisory for thomas we are seeing dew points really rising tomorrow. suffice to it say whether there is a watch, advisory we are talking about dangerous heat and humidity that will start tomorrow and be in place through much of the weekend. lets start off right now we will see it turning in the beautiful evening here in philadelphia. it the is warm n fact we have climbed to 89 today. very close to kicking off heat wave today but it looks like 90's will start tomorrow. today is 89. not too bad with dew points in the mid 60's. it could have been worse. we have had clouds on and off throughout the day in the western suburbs, that also helps to will cool things down

when you get in the shade for a few minutes. we will check with our eyewitness heather watchers. they are always tracking conditions locally. what they do is find closest weather watcher and see what the conditions are like in your neighborhood. lets look at temperatures. list of temperatures from the weather watchers and starting off in orland. it is 86 in levittown with william. fifty-eight in willow grove at barbara lane's house. lynn springer kennel in cherry hill at 86. we were close, entire region in the mid 80's right now. margot in buena vista township 84. peter is 86 in lawrence villain lou ruh in eagleville at 83. photos from our eyewitness weather watchers showing some fog this morning. take a lot this from ed connor showing trees, streets, mailboxes shrouded in that morning fog and we may see patchy fog outside again tonight and possibly every morning, for the rest of the week with all of the humidity sitting in place. that is something to watch for and thanks as always to our weather watchers for illustrating those points. the lets look at storm scan three because here's where you

can see what is heading our way. we have got clouds building in to the south and west this afternoon. not a big deal. been dry for majority of the area today but that will all change as the heat and humidity start to ramp up later in the week, so will our threat for thunderstorm, pretty much every day in the afternoon and evening hours. they are driven by what we call, diurinal driven thunderstorms and driven by the heating of the day, hottest most humid part of the day is late afternoon and early evening. when you destabilize atmosphere is when they like to form. tomorrow your heat index value around 2:00 look at these numbers. it will feel close to one hundred degrees. even tomorrow afternoon. thursday gets even worse, look at this, entire area thursday afternoon may feel like the triple digits and then again that is dangerous heat and sustained for three or four or maybe five days. i think you wake up tomorrow to cloud cover, maybe a couple stray showers in the morning. more sunshine in the afternoon. showers and storms off to the north and then thursday brings better chance for

thunderstorms overhead in philadelphia, mainly late afternoon early evening and hopeful it dries out before that eagles preseason game. friday start off with sun and then again those thunderstorms, erupting in the afternoon. here's how it will feel oppressive to insufferable pretty much every day starting tomorrow, and right into friday and saturday when heat and humidity will peak. we have persaid meteor shower that peaks thursday night. hopefully we will clear out enough. it looks like a good one. outburst possible with 200 meteors a power. best viewing midnight to 5:00 a.m. overnight thursday into friday. partly cloudy, muggy tonight, seven is five the low. watch for that fog. hot and humid at 90 degrees. you're witness weather seven day forecast pretty ugly pattern, very hot and humid with scattered storms every day right through the start of next week. nicole and ukee back to you. some people are trying to squeeze in hot weather activities. >> with temperatures approaching 90, dilworth park is a perfect spot to cool off. "eyewitness news" photo

journalist tommy gardener took his shoes off for today's assignment. >> come on. >> it is gorgeous. no matter what time of the day. >> i kind of want to have fun. so we go here. >> no matter what time it is, view is perfect. always people here. always crowded which i personally like. >> go, go, go, go. >> it brings the community together. that is a big thing in philadelphia. >> it is great. >> it is boot full. >> decompress a little, get my mind out, think about nothing,

people watch. >> i want to have fun. >> my favorite parties about water. i love the city. >> it is a great spot to enjoy summer, relax a bit, people watch. yeah, i guess. it is good entertainment. it is a good spot. one of my favorite spots in philly. >> man. >> in the studio a say ahh. >> i love that. >> tommy g. >> ready to towel off after that that felt good. nicely done tommy g. you probably heard of the body shaping? well now haters are mommy shaping. >> one hollywood a lister is fighting back how anne hathaway is letting on line haters know

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one of the world's most popular boy band has gotten back together but sorry fans especially ladies, it was only for one night. >> one night. >> geese, justin timberlake posted this picture on instagram he said fellow n'synx members, and wouldn't that be great if they got back together. >> great. >> group got together last night to celebrate his 40th birthday, if you can believe it, n'synx went on high ate news 2002 and has not recorded new material since then. >> i bet if they went on tour they would draw some fans. >> jt is still rocking it solo. ann hathaway cuts body shamers right off at the knees. >> the insider's debbie joins us from los angeles with more on that, hi there, debbie. >> yeah, you key and nicole she is not having it. she's adding her name the two growing list of actresses fighting back against on line haters and she's putting mommy

shamers on blast. there is no shame, in gaining weight during pregnancy or ever with pair of her old jeans she took to instagram to empower moms against nasty body shamers. there is no shame in finally breaking down and making your own jean shorts because last summers are just too dang short for this summer thigh. >> everybody is a different size. have been does not need to be the same size. >> reporter: women's health editor and chief amy keller, ann and jessica simpson are making it easier for women to be themselves. >> celebrities experience so much body scrutiny all the time. media scrutiny is up and fact that they are speaking out right now and encouraging woman and young girls to accept their body as it is, it is a positive thing. >> i'm just so private. i don't want to shut people down about this. >> reporter: ann has never backed away from her truth, back in may, first time mom to

four month-old son jonathan had to problem exposing to the insider the reality of a tired parent. >> it is alive, because it can happen when you have a genius hair and make up team. i don't look rested. underneath it, there are dark circles under there. >> reporter: we will have so much more tonight on the insider, ukee and nicole, back to you in the studio. >> i just love that ann hathaway. >> she's great. >> i talk to her a couple times. she's great. get all of your hollywood news every week night at 7:30. watch the insider right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a neighborhood in shock, a family found dead of an apparent murder/suicide. members of the normally quiet community open up about the tragic death. and, police need public's help finding this car and person behind the wheel, in connection with the deadly accident, that killed a three-year old girl. also this... >> it is wonderful. it is a wonderful thing. >> this woman is praising her

recovery after her second shoulder surgery. our stephanie stahl shows us the reason that she says it was a much more pain free alternative and how new trend could help you out, kate? we're talking about surging temperatures and humidity throughout the week, we have an excessive heat watch in effect, i'll tell you when it initial to effect, which days will feel the worst and when then are storms could impact the area all right now at 6:00. we never expect something like this to happen, in our neighborhood. they were a great family. >> a burlington county neighborhood is shaken. a family, including a ten year-old boy is dead of an apparent murder/suicide. tonight as police investigate the community tries to come to grips with the tragedy. hello everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live in burlingt