oppressive day that we will feel out of the next, three or four days, including today an excessive heat warning has been extended, and went in effect at noon today. that is pink shading. i have to tell you an excessive heat watch has been issued for urning areas as well. this does in the go in effect heat watch until saturday afternoon. that will continue through the day on sunday but you can see areas surrounding philadelphia, including main line, including lower bucks county, all of the delaware county, portions of chester county, northern delaware and much of gloucester, camden and northern burlington counties are under that heat warning and it does not expire until 9:00 o'clock sunday night. here's why. look at these temperatures. 93 degrees in philadelphia. that is down 1 degree from last hour when we hit 94. ninety-three in millville. ninety-four in wildwood. it is 90 in allentown but that only tells you half story. dew points in the mid 70's, that heavy, thick air you have been feeling all day when you have been outside if you have been outside and look at these feels like temperatures.

feels like 101 in the city, feels like 112 in dover and it will only get worse before it gets better. i will tell but most oppressive day we will look forward to or dread, less day and when thunderstorms could impact the area coming up. ukee, back over to you. so much has happened in the off season for the eagles it felt like it took forever but finally eagles nation rejoyce. we will get to watch the team at lincoln financial field, once again. >> that is right, the bird are back and tonight they will play their first preseason game, of the years, lets get out to sports director don bell at lincoln financial field with the very latest. pretty hot down there, right, don. >> reporter: it is smoldering hot. right now they say it is 103 on the field, kind of weather that will test your patients, test your hydration and test the limits have of your deodorant. yes, it that is bad here on the field. but tonight, all of the excitement surrounding, two things: one, doug pederson making his head coaching debut and the other is carson wentz, the number two overall

selection. we will show you video from him working out earlier this week and getting ready for this match up, of course, it is just a preseason game but it is his pro debut. you have to remember eagles gave up five draft picks in order to take this guy, number two overall. there is a lot of pressure and practice, he doesn't get hit, but now is he ready to actually get slapped around a little bit. >> absolutely. absolutely. we were talking about that the other day we're ready to get hit. we have been out here in practice, guys running by us, trying to react. then to get out there and play football, real ball, it will be exciting. >> reporter: normally with preseason games you can see in the second half the fans start to filter out because that is when you see a ton of backups but today we expect this crowd to stick around for quite a bit to watch him play. he will play most of the second half and well into the fourth quarter. so, we're excited to be back here see all of the good men and women who really get this

show going on here at the lincoln financial field but also the fans, in the stands, it has been a while since we have been able to interact with them and that is where we will see leslie van arsdal who is outside the link hanging out with the fans. she had a chance to catch up with them. leslie, what is going on. >> hi there, don. you said it all, doug pederson yes, he is making his head coaching debut here at the link but i want to tell you the fans really don't care about that. a all they care about is carson wentz, number 11, making his nfl game dejesus buy. >> i love carson wentz. >> reporter: fans should really enjoy carson wentz this preseason because you ask doug pederson you will not see him again until next season. >> number two overall, he is the future. he is the future. >> hopefully. >> reporter: most of the people leave, today they won't. >> we were talking about going in at the half just to see carson wentz. >> reporter: wentz was second overall draft of the draft and

expect to start the second half. fans just can't wait. >> we won't see him for a year or two but i guess it makes it awesome because it get us excited for preseason games like this where we know sooner rather than later future will be bright. >> reporter: not everyone's reason for being out here is the same. >> i'm here to see carson wentz no matter what. i think he is cute, that is why i'm here. >> reporter: don, you said it, during preseason game, the half is pretty empty. people planning on sticking around and soaking up the carson went experience. we will send it back to you inside the link. >> ahh, yes carson wentz experience. by wait leslie so good to be working with you, again, of course, now that football season is rolling around. so, the guys are on the field right now getting ready a lot of sweating out there fletcher cox running through his work outs right there. big defensive tackle, some say the best player on the team. we will see home early on. carson went way over there

tossing ball around and so is sam bradford as well. we are fired up. game time at 7:00 p.m. we have you cover right here on cbs-3. that is story from the link i'm don bell, back to you in the studio. >> can't wait. >> yeah. >> looking good. i was surprised you went with the blazer. >> wow, let me tell you i can't wait to take this off the second i get off of the air. >> it looks good. >> thanks, don. reminder, regular season begins here on cbs-3. watch eagles take on rg3 robert griffin the third and cleveland browns september 11:1 p.m. right here on cbs-3. look at this scene fire shooting up from the ground in egg harbor township atlantic county. chopper three over ocean heights avenue there was a down electrical wire, and it is believed that wire touched off a fire in an underground gas line. crews are working to get the situation under control and there have been evacuations in that area. a young boy was hospitalized after falling

from the roller coaster at a park near pittsburgh. emergency crew where is called to idlewild park just before noon, authorities say that the child was conscious and alert while being air lifted to a local children's hospital. this has been the third major incident at an american amusement park in four days. a ten year-old boy was killed while riding a giant slide at a kansas city water park on sunday. a day later in tennessee three girls fell 30 feet from a ferris wheel. it is day three of the kathleen kane criminal trial. pennsylvania attorney general former boyfriend and political consultant, testified about leaks and lies in norristown today. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is in the courtroom. >> reporter: joshua marrow was kathleen kane political consultant and also the person to hand secret grand jury documents over to a philadelphia newspaper reporter in 2014. marrow now has immunity for testifying a begins his former boss, the latest immunity agreement signed just yesterday.

today, after he took the stand, the prosecution played an fbi recording of a phone call between marrow and a friend and captured him talking about how he plans to release second grand jury document to make a rival prosecutor look bad. in the recording marrow called the attorney general unhinged and spelled out what she wanted released. marrow testified that quote chief kane was hell bent at getting back at frank fina. prosecution showed text messages kane marrow shared after the leak and before it was public, marrow writing what does that say about revenge. kane. best served cold. are we eating out cold. marrow i hope you enjoy the read in a few days. marrow went on to describe a paranoid kane when she learned of a grand jury investigation in the leak. he testified to meetings with the attorney general where he was searched and forced to give up his wallet, keys and cell phone before speaking to her. also today marrow admitted that he admitted that he lied to the grand injury bye kane's

involvement saying he was trying to protect her. he says burden of keeping this lie is affecting him both personally and professionally. the truth, marrow says he and kane conn cock a story to pin leak on top aid and former boyfriend adrian king. king wrapped up his testimony this morning, he says he gave the envelope containing grand jury information to marrow but didn't know what was inside. kane is charged with felony perjury and eight count of conspiracy, obstruction, oppression and in norristown, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news a man was shot and killed in a north philadelphia neighborhood overnight, and now police have identified the victim. the man is 46 year-old jorge lopez. police found lopez lying on the streets suffering from multiple gunshot wound. responding officers then observed another man fleeing from the scene, gun in hand. after a foot pursuit, standing about two blocks police apprehended the suspects, lopez was taken to temple hospital where he later

succumbed to his injuries. the view from the sky shows the sheer devastation of the fiery explosion that rocked an apartment building in maryland. it happened just before midnight in the washington d.c. suburb of silver spring. authorities say at least two people died in the blast, their bodies were found in the ruins of the building this morning. several others remained unaccounted for. officials say some neighbors saved lives by helping get residents out of the burning building before fire fighters got there. >> thirty-four individuals were taken to local hospitals, including three fire fighters hoff been treated and released as of this morning. >> red cross is assisting about 100 displaced residents the cause of the blast has yet to be determined. we are learning more tonight about the man who scaled trump to you inner new york city yesterday. that climber is 19 year-old steven regatta of great falls, virginia. he was arrested on charges of reckless endangerment and criminal trespass. police grabbed him and pulled him into the window on the 21st floor. regatta says he was seeking a quote private audience with

trump, it was unclear what he wanted to discuss. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" jerry sandusky is going back to court and may take the stan. new at 5:30 we will speak to sandusky's wife dottie. why her husband wants a new trial and what we can expect in court tomorrow. as if there aren't enough distractions on the road triple a says one of the most deadly problems is flying debris, how you can take measures to protect yourself and your passengers. glamour and prestige this year we will move on... . >> we have judges stopping by for 107th baby parade here in ocean city, torey is down the shore, look at these beautiful girls. shore, look at these beautiful girls. more cuteness on the way, at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side.

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did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why? hmm. no reason. well, it is thursday, or friday eve as we like to you will kate. that means torey is town the shore and she's in ocean city. >> vittoria woodill is on the boardwalk for an annual event. i love this one. so popular. it has been going on more than a hundred years. i was there last year. >> it was, it is 107 years and turf say i'm missing baby jack. baby jack should be here but

that is okay. take a look at these eye balls glued to the center lane because here comes the beautiful babies, that is right, it is the nation's, one of the nation's longest, oldest baby parade and boy are we glad to be celebrating with them tonight. tonight in ocean city. now, a lot of workings into all of these strollers and baby costumes. so we caught up with the family early on and watch olivia grace get dressed. there is a cuteness alert put it at the bottom of the screen. she got kisses of good luck from her cousins. we love it. her stroller was decorated and after they dolled her all up in one of her favorite characters mini mouse they strolled her out and, guess what, what an entourage. we had dad, billy, we had mom tony, cousins colin and codey, aunt chris, uncle bobby abe grand mom vera at 95 years old got to watch her

granddaughter, eliza grace all dolled up to compete in the baby parade here in ocean city and what an event it is. to talk more about the president i want to bring on doug, who handles the community affairs for ocean city. doug, can you tell me how excited you get every year. >> it is one of the highlights of the summer. you can see all kind of families in town. it is a tradition that has been going on for more than a hundred years. >> reporter: tell me judging criteria because let us not forget besides cuteness thinks competition. >> we will, cuteness is biggest factor. in the old days they used to have a category for status baby that is next. >> we are all about the cuteness. all about creativity. you will see that some people go all out to make their entry, interesting, creative, fun. >> it is all about great first impressions and entries that

its what we are looking for. >> absolutely. >> take a lot stiff competition. nicole, ukee, if baby jack were to be out here, mommy would have been hitting the craft store, legitimately and dropping. >> you know, oh, yeah. >> look at them. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> torey, are you getting any kind of ocean breeze at all. >> you know what, we're all sweating down here but guess what the we willes babies are on the block down here. >> torey, you are so funny. stick around, because we are looking at some video, apparently of you and our pat gallen, yes. >> olympic spirit. >> yes. >> that is pat, and torey on the court for a fierce game of bad myth on. we see you got a listen of the university of pennsylvania and then it is game on. we have to say torey got inside scoop from tennis legend and philadelphia freedoms owner, billy jean

king. >> just play, you start thinking of the future or past you are toast. >> keep the mind right. >> one shot at a time. >> stay in the now one shot at a time. >> very sound advice. see torey and pat's lesson at 6:00 a.m. and then match torey verse pat on "eyewitness news" tomorrow night at 6:00. >> it doesn't look sobriety for pat in that video. >> wow. >> torey. >> let's just say, let's just say that pat gallen. >> yes. >> i mean, he is athletic, does he look at let i can? yeah, he does. is he torey woodill, i will go know. you have to tune in tomorrow morning and tomorrow night at 6:00 because it is a throw down. you asked for it, we throw it down. >> torey talking smack. >> i knew i like you nicole. you too, ukee. >> it is on. >> i got you, torey. >> i got you.

>> talking a little smack. >> she's a scrapper. >> pat is too. >> yes, i have to check that out. >> indoor activity, bad mitton. >> didn't sound like much of a breeze. >> no, the shore is not fairing too well. it is a little cooler but even the shore has a excessive heat watch starting on saturday. we're going to be suffering through this excessive heat and humidity right through the weekend and may get better next week but we have the worst of this still to come. lets look outside, we will take you down to bethlehem, not that many people out at musikfest this afternoon looking less crowded then yesterday, maybe we are in between acts and things just starting to getting but it is very hot and humid out there definitely heading out to see any music or act here or tonight bring a gigantic water bottle find a place to cool off those cute shops on main street and cool yourself off at hotel bethlehem where our

camera is. take peak at storm scan three, it has been relatively quiet except for mercer county new jersey where the storm is still in place there we have a few more scattered showers through portions of the lehigh valley and berks county as well but most of this is missing the city to the north. you can see upper bucks county seeing scattered showers and storms, few slow downs with wet wet's long northeast extension but strongest storm is right here just clipping northern mercer county and that does have a lot of lightening associated witt. i don't expect too much more in the way of thunderstorm activity through tonight. you can see a few showers off to the north, and we will clear it the out through overnight hours. stray shower in philadelphia we had one of those this morning that can pop up at anytime in this regime and afternoon is when these storms like to feed off that heat and humidity. line of storms tomorrow at 6:00 tomorrow evening these storms could pass through and get locally strong. that then clears out. we have another chance with spotty afternoon storms, on the saturday. not doing much to break the heat. i have taken thunderstorm out of the eagles forecast

tonight. there may be a stray shower but big he problem is heat and humidity at kick off at 89. still feeling closer to 39 or 94. when you wake up tomorrow 78 is morning low here in philadelphia. that will tie the record for warmest low temperature, and that record was setback in 1988, it looks like we will tie that at 78 tonight. future heat index values brings us back to the triple digit tomorrow afternoon, it will be here again saturday. sat the day with that tropical humidity could feel as hot as 110. briefly want to talk about hot cars. cars temperatures will increase 40 degrees in an hour but 80 percent occurs in the first half an hour. just a reminder to please never leave pets and kid in cars. window cracked does not the do anything to combat that warming. it is very, very dangerous outside even for five or ten minutes. for your friday hot and humid with a hit or miss thunderstorm. ninety-four will feel like 104. saturday 96 will feel like 106 at best. possibly as hot as 111. and on sunday we have seen

that excessive heat warning extended through sunday because we are still at 93. sunday could get mess which heavy thunderstorm and better news with the seven day forecast coming up we will talk more about the heat. >> as far as cooling off. >> little cool down next week. >> thanks, kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news" even command inner chief likes to get down and jam every now and then. >> call him what dj in chief, something like that. white house has released president obama's summer play list, we will tell you what is on it coming up next. hi don. hi guys, music is blaring, boys are on the field, the smell of football is in the air. we're talking about the eagles and doing some activity across the street with the phils today. we will talk about that when we come back

it is finally time for football, eagles taking on the tampa bay bucks in practice play at lincoln financial field. >> that is where we will find sports director don bell and

how did it feel to be down on the field right now other than the fact that it is sweltering hot. >> it is unbelievably hot, i was talking to my photographer brad and said there is a breeze. i said it is wind chill, right. that is where we are right now. we have a breeze passing for a wind chill. outrageously hot and guys to have play in it tonight. we will see carson wentz in the second half and we're all looking forward to that. meanwhile there was action going on across the street today as at citizens bank park phillies holding a lunch and an alumni lunch to honor jim thome among others who will be induct in the teams wall have of fame tomorrow when they take on the colorado rockies. he played from 2003 through 05, short stretch but he had 101 home runs during that time. here's jim thome. >> you know, we felt like this was our family for a short period of time and for me personally i just want to say thank you, to everybody how you treated me but my family

and it was such a wonderful time when we were here. >> jim thome, a tremendous time when he was here as he just said with the phillies, and of course, he led national league in home runs, back in 2003. meanwhile back here at lincoln financial field people all excited here paw we will see birds for first time here in 2016. coming up at 6:00 we will talk to the voice of the philadelphia eagles, merrill reese. but for now coming to you from lincoln financial field, guys, back to you. >> give merrill our best, thanks very much. coming up next half an hour a major department store announced it is closing 100 stores. we will have the information, and then this. jerry sandusky is due back in court tomorrow i'm greg argos here in bellefonte at the courthouse with what jerry sandusky's wife dottie says could happen during friday's hearing. summer means many people fleeing the city heading to the shore or to the mountains

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when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why? hmm. no reason. former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is expect to testify, tomorrow, at an appeals hearing, as he seeks a new trial. sandusky is arguing his original lawyers did not adequately represent him. a jury found sandusky guilty of sexual maine lesstation in june 2012. "eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30 i'm nicole brewer. i'm ukee washington. greg argos is in center count

which more legal developments. >> reporter: hearing begins tomorrow morning at 9:30 and this is first of three hearings set for august. we're expecting sandusky's trial attorney joe amendola to take the stand as well as jerry sandusky himself. the former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is expect back in a bellefonte courtroom on friday in a hearing which may lead to a new trial. >> this is his burden. this is sandusky's burden. >> i am impressed that he made it this far. >> reporter: bruce manchester a local criminal defense attorney who followed the original 202 child molestation case says that burden will focus on issues with the original trial n his post conviction relief act sandusky alleged prosectorial misconduct and ineffective council. if job robert clecleaned agrees, a new trial could be set for the quick child sex offender. >> you take the pleadings,

this petition, this being true, and assume that they are true and i don't know but assume that they are true in accordance with his petition he'll get a new trial. >> reporter: i spoke with sandusky's wife dottie did not want to be filmed but said she will be at friday's hearing. she expects her husband to take the stand and testify himself. >> now there are nearly a dozen issues sandusky's attorneys have with what happened during the trial but the judge only has to agree with one of them, in order for sandusky to be granted a new trial. reporting here from center county i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now in the race for president, the candidates are talking taxes, jobs and economy on the campaign trail today. hillary clinton toured a manufacturing plant in michigan as she laid out her economic vision for the country. the democratic nominee called for billions in new investment. clinton also says that she will fight to make college tuition free for the middle

class and debt free for everyone. >> we should also add a new tax on multi millionaires, crackdown on tax gaming by corporations and close the loop hole something that i have advocated for year. >> clinton will be campaigning with the vice-president biden in scranton on monday. meanwhile clinton and her running maim tim kaine announced they will release their tax returns as early as tomorrow. it is part of the plan to put pressure on trum top release his returns. republican nominee said he would make his tax returns public when the routine audit that they are under, is complete. meanwhile trump spoke to a group of home builders in miami beach, florida. trump and clinton have have differing philosophies when it comes to taxes. instead of raising taxes on billion airs trump wants an across the board cut for everyone. republican nominee's says clinton's plan will stifle economic growth. >> she will race taxes

$1.3 trillion and i will cut taxes big league. we are having a massive cut in taxes. we're having a cut in regulations. >> trump says that his plan calls for a 15 percent tax rate for businesses. the cancer treatment center of the america here in philadelphia hosted their our journey of hope training program today. more than 40 church leaders from 11 different states gathered for a two day training program where they received information, needed to start a ministry for cancer care in their church or their community. participants learned about the disease and treatments as well as the emotional and social needs of patients and their families. as we head in the final weeks of summer, the red cross is asking for the public's help. the organization is, dealing with a blood supply shortage. "eyewitness news" photo journalist brad now takes us inside a local downer center with their plea for donations. >> the need for blood, doesn't have a summer break. it doesn't go on vacation that

is why we rely on our donors to be out there, specifically during this time of need, to donate. >> good afternoon american red cross, nicole speaking. >> america red cross was found by claire barton and the primary mission was to satisfy the appeal and need of people. >> i'm director of donors for american red cross. >> as long as you have have a donor card or your driver's license you have to read some material and some information once you come in. >> need for bloodies always constant. specifically now because we're in the summer emergency shortage. >> it is for about 45 minutes to an hour. >> and a lot of folks are on vacation, community organizations and high school and colleges are out and the need is much more important. >> when it comes down to it a little bit of time out of your life should give something, so precious to someone else. >> we just don't have enough blood product in our hospital, so the need right now is

stronger then ever before. >> always seems like a thing that i should do to give back. >> reporter: blood donors are true heroes to the american red cross. we rely on them, and what they are doing, it is priceless. >> in the morning, we actually have this available for you. >> thank you brad for that look. >> and they are ready very important indeed. still to come on "eyewitness news" dangerous debris a startling new report details accidents caused by road debris. i will tell you about the worst offenders and how to avoid danger. get ready for a show in the the sky, meteorologist lauren casey tells bus meteor shower and other bodies that will be visible to see without a telescope, kate. oppressive heat has arrived and heat warning extend into the weekend we're tracking heat index as high as 110 and tell you which day could end up being the most stormy of the next few with

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macy's is still struggling to get people to buy clothes in its stores. so the company plans to close about 100 locations, next year. this is macy's on market street in center city, the department store chain has not said yet which stores will be shutting down or if workers will lose their jobs. macy's reps says increased competition from h and m and tj max for blame for slumping sales. one bright spot, macy's still top on line clothing retailer. cvs customers can now pay for in store purchase west their smart phone. nation's largest drugstore chain just added the ability for customers to add credit and credit card information to its existing mobile app. cvs pay is available now for use in pennsylvania, new

jersey and delaware stores, new payment option goes live nationwide by the end of the year. and, panda express is reportedly rolling out a new utensil for those who can't decide between a fork or a chop stick. >> struggle is real. >> it is. >> it is called a chfork and one side is a fork, other side chop stocks. it has not, confirmed when it will show up in stores but fans of the restaurant just cannot wait. >> you told me you like the chop sticks. >> i try to use chop sticks, it is more fun. >> i'm all about the fork, i got to eat, i don't like dropping. >> it is more efficient. >> i would use the fork end of the cfork. >> really. >> where are we going with this. >> we're going to the commercial break right now. what music does president obama listen to at the white house. >> i wonder if he listens toss he use a fork. >> we have a look at his summer play list at the other side.

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scary scene, driving behind a car or truck carrying around loose debris and when it flies at you even more frightening.

debris on the road or falling from vehicles clinted to more than 200,000 crashes in just four years. and some of those accidents, were deadly. >> this patrolman there, he told me he had not made it. he hadn't survived. >> reporter: patty coffee will never forget moment she learned that her husband was gone, gavin coffee was killed in the highway crash after swerving to avoid a shelving june that it fell off back of the truck on to a road. >> just taking a few more minutes to secure a load could have, i mean, i would be in a completely different situation today. >> reporter: new study, from triple a find stories like heidi's are all too common. between 2011 through 2014, debris on u.s. roads caused more than 200,000 crashes resulting in about 39,000 injuries, and more than 500 deaths. the majority of that debris came from other vehicles. >> that means that a driver did not properly secure their load or that a part actually

fell off a vehicle while on the road. >> reporter: experts say it is critical that drivers maintain their vehicles and properly secure items they are car toying help reduce road debris. they say you should be ready to react if you are behind the wheel. >> maintain space behind your vehicle so if you are in a position to swerve it stays enough for to you do so where you won't hit another vehicle. >> reporter: simple tips to save your life and lives of others. triple a says debris related crashes are more common on interstates because driving at higher speed increases the risk for lose parts or cargo to fall. every state has laws making it illegal for at toms fall from vehicles on the road while the penalty in most states is a fine, drivers can face jail time in at least, 16 states. well, ever wonder what music the president likes to listen to. >> white house has posted president obama's summer play list. he actually has two, one for daytime listening and one for might time listening. the here's a couple from the daytime list.

so ambitious by jay-z featuring ferrell. oldy but goodie, you got the look by for instance and good vibrations by beach boys. nighttime tell it like it is by aaron neville, lover man, by billy holiday and acid rain by chance the rapper. we will have the full list on cbs philly.com. nodding your head there. >> that is very similar to kate's summer play list. >> somewhat,. >> some of it. >> you have an eclectic list. >> rap. >> yes. >> yes, yes. >> beach boys, billy holiday that is your style. >> what are you trying to say. >> prince. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> prince too. >> he is eclectic curious list, i love it. >> time to be listening to good vibrations as you take your boom box to the shore this weekend, because that is going to be one place you can go to beat the heat but boy, is it hot out there even down the shore this weekend. take a look what is happening down the shore, we will go out

to margate and see that bright sunshine waves are rolling in and beach is crowded at the moment. it is going to stay that way through the next few days, it is very, very humid down the shore sticky salt air and humidity certainly has ramped up in the city as well. we have in the seen too much in the way of thunderstorm activity today and unless you are in upper bucks county. they are getting slammed by heavy thunderstorms right now. mercer county, new jersey and right up along i78, heaviest thunderstorm right now upper and central bucks count which a lot of lightening and heavy rain associated with this. it is moth moving much. risk for ponding and localized flooding cannot be ruled out through the rest office evening. dew point is very high. dover dew point is 80 degrees right now. dew .78 in reading. seventy-eight in lancaster. seventy-two in philadelphia. that puts vast majority of the region in the, insufferable range. 75-degree dew points not that common in philadelphia in our region this is more common in the tropics and that is what it feels like outside.

as we go through next several days we will be feeling insufferable right through the weekend. friday, saturday and then gannon sunday. now monday gets a little bit better, still humid by normal standard but nothing compared to what we will be feeling for the next few days. because of the high humidity especially excessive heat warning has been now extended it went in effect at noon today. that area is shaded in pink until 9:00 p.m. sunday. rest of the region starting saturday afternoon will be under excessive heat watch. lets talk about atlantic city they have hit a record water temperature at marine a. 83.3 degrees, last record was 83.1. this is warming up ocean water as well and that could feed in the threat for hurricanes and noah updated their atlantic hurricane forecast and increased numbers across the board. here is what they now expect, and i broke that down in the blog and find that on cbs philly.com. overnight spotty thunderstorms, and warm, muggy for your friday a hit or miss thunderstorm but 94 will feel more like 105 at times and

saturday is worth 96 degrees the high, feeling as hot as 110, and last through sunday as well each day with the chance for storms gets better next week and then finally by late next week that is our next chance to keep it completely dry with lower humidity. so not a bad night even though it is warmest night for summer and even a record tying night as far as warm lows. still nice warm summer night to check out one of the biggest meteor showers in years. lauren casey has that story from the einstein health care science center. for stargazers and all those like tonight's sky will reveal a feast for the eyes. one of the most spending tack lar meteor showers peaks tonight and i talked to derek pits, chief astronomer and planetarium director of philadelphia's franklin institute about what to expect from the persaid.

august, steamy days, warm nights and the earth plowing into a comet debris field that is 132,000 miles an hour. this allows in a brilliant nighttime display known as persaid meet the user shower. >> little tiny pieces of space rock dust and dirt fall in the earth's atmosphere and as they heat up the earth's atmosphere they create a glowing street behind them. >> reporter: as they peak glowing streaks will be plentiful touring one of the years best meteor showers. >> it has one of the largest number of meteors seen per hour, of any shower, during the course of the year. really about 14 meteor showers and only two are really good foreseeing and one is persaid and it is always available around the same time august 12th. >> reporter: persaid impressed with quantity but with quality, as well. >> other reason why they are well known is because they create nice, bright, long, streaks that are easy to see. >> reporter: not only will these shooting stars light up

the sky but a few companions will also grace the space scape. >> bright dot that viewers can see not too far from the western horizon is largest planet of the solar system jupiter but there are two other planets to be seen as well. there is mars, and saturn, both over to the left from jupiter around toward the south. >> reporter: all of these astronomical entities can be viewed without a telescope just ready your eyes and as derrick suggest. >> take out a lawn chair, radio, bring some friend, some wine. >> yes. >> you can have a wonderful astronomy evening. >> reporter: best time from viewing is midnight to dawn but meteors will appear just after sunset and can be seen anywhere in the sky. astronomers are predicting a persaid outburst this year which means we could possibly witness a double normal amount of meteors tonight as many as 200 per hour. if you have a great science story let us know on facebook, instagram and twitter just use the #cbs-3 stem.

in the einstein health care science center i'm meteorologist lauren casey. >> can we fit out on the sky deck. >> sound good. >> derek bringing the wine. parentally so. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", a new oceans movie is the in the works, ocean's eight and big twist in the cast. the dual in the pool is set for tonight, michael phelps and ryan lochte battle it out and we have inside scoop on his real romance on the other side, we will be right back. lockty. ♪ trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes !

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carter and producers are negotiating rolls for ann hathaway and rihanna. michael phelps and ryan lochte romance is being put to the ultimate swim test. >> louie joins us from los angeles with more on that, hi there louie. >> baltimore bullet taking aim at lochte tonight but ryan have a secret weapon? we're breaking down their big toll in the pool. >> i love racing him. for me he brings the best out of me. >> lochte in lane four. >> we bring the best out of each other. we have been doing it since 2004. anytime i get up against him it is best. >> reporter: still breathing helpful liz with nbc moments have after phelps took first and lochte took second in the semi finals. >> lochte right behind him. >> reporter: after 12 years of their friendly and fierce competition it all comes down to tonight's 200-meter individual medly, an event michael has never lost and will be ryan's final race in rio. so how is ryan spending his

hours leading up to what could be their final face off? snap chatting his time with an away of vomit scenes and fiery filters. >> can someone please bring water for my head. >> reporter: sorry, ladies, he is taken as his bromance with phelps is getting upstaged by his romance with kayla reid. he shot this shot of the two alongside his parents. >> unaudible. >> i cannot -- >> that studder says it all. 26 been link for months leading up to our interview with him in july. as for how they met, playmate told them.com he was on tinder. i might be on tinder. that is all i will say bit. we will have more, on the insider, ukee and nicole back to you. >> very interesting. get all of your hollywood news tonight and every week night at 7:30 on the insider right here on cbs-3. that will do it for

"eyewitness news" at 5:00. right now at 6:00 bird are back in town. eagles kick off the preseason and is there plenty to talk about as the practice gets underway. we have got live team coverage from the link, straight ahead, hi there kate. >> reporter: hi there nicole. we are feeling the heat today. currently feeling like a triple digit, part of the region and it will only get worse from here we will tell you which day could feel like 110 and when you may have to look out for strong thunderstorms coming up. ocean temperatures around record highs this week i'm cleve bryan, coming up what does this mean for business that is make their living outside on the water. competition, it is fierce. ocean city baby parade. look at these guys a macing creativity from all of the babies and families. we have all of the details on this amazing parade, the 107th baby parade, that is coming upright now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. oops, we have a runaway

sunday. hey, we're philly fans we are ready for everything. we're ready for everything. yeah they are ready for some football, off season came, and went. now, the bird are back and fans are packing lincoln financial field to see eagles host the buccaneers. might only be preseason but eagles fever is rising. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer in, for jessica dean. the most fans will keep a close eye on the quarterback position. bradford and backup daniel are expected to play first half. >> number two overall pick carson wentz that most bird fans want to see under center in the second half. we have team three coverage for you, leslie van arsdal is speaking to fans, eagles nation but lets go to the field, for sports director don bell, db, here weo.