professionals in their own tanks. new this morning new details on the two car crash in strawberry mansion we have learned that one of the injured is an off-duty philadelphia police officers. also ahead, violent protest erupt in milwaukee

overnight, after police involved shooting. latest developments. the dangerous heat turned deadly in philadelphia and region remains under a excessive heat warning we have latest on when it will start to feel cooler. today is sunday august 14th good morning i'm rahel solomon. after a scene like that lets get over to justin drabick. when will it feel cooler. >> slight decrease and still feeling like over hundred degrees. we will take it. each day yes, through the workweek we have something to look forward to. at least it is, second half, bodies are used to this heat. don't get me wrong it is still hot though. >> true, hate enough in the summer that fall is the horizon. >> yes. >> so just choose your poison. >> before you know we will be complaining about the snow. >> i will be. >> i won't be. i'm just going to enjoy summer. still another excessive heat warning, continues throughout the entire delaware valley, again, feeling over 100 degrees later this

afternoon. not as bad as yesterday we were feeling 111 in the city. eighty-five for current temperature. west wind at eight, feeling like 92 already. tropical humidity levels today like yesterday highs in the mid 90's. heat index up around 105 so heading outside today, drink plenty of water, throughout the weekend and stay hydrated. upper 70's in allentown. 85 degrees in philadelphia mid 80's in south jersey and shore warming up now. quake are town up to 79 degrees coming off a lose temperature of 73. heat index anywhere from the low 70's in the poconos to mid to upper 90's now. interior south jersey feels like 96 in millville. ninety-eight for heat index in dover delaware. hot day for baseball, game time 1:35 at the ballpark with the rockies in town. 93 degrees. feeling like 105. humidity sticks around. late day shower or storm from the city north and west today, not bringing a whole lot of relief but briefly hey we will

take it. ninety-six for philadelphia for the high, shore mid 80's and poconos. we will talk about low humidity levels coming up in the seven day in a few more minutes, back to you. as we just heard there it will be another sweltering day in philadelphia. officials say two women died yesterday because of the dangerous heat. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live on the schuykill river trail where some got the their run in before it gets too hot. we already know it is hot but it will get worse throughout the day. >> reporter: good morning. it will only get worst throughout the day. we have a beautiful breeze on the schuylkill river, on the schuylkill river trail near kelly drive, lot of people out and about running and enjoying, rowing, those two heat-related deaths a 67 year-old woman from brewerytown and eight two-year old woman from north philadelphia. as far as today we have seen a lot of people. it seems like every half an hour we are seeing more and more people. we caught a group rowing, catching a group running just out and about just enjoying

the sights and sound but there is no escaping the heat, yesterday the heat index was 111 degrees, if you can believe it, rahel. today it will be about 105 degrees. we spoke to a man who came out this morning at 5:00 o'clock to make sure he got his run in as soon as possible. >> right, my big friend big john, says lets get out here 59:00 in the morning. we beat the walk yesterday at 5:30. he suggested we come out at 5:00. not bad now we are done. we did 5 miles. it is feeling good now. we will beat the heat. >> reporter: twenty-one pools in the city were supposed to close because of low staffing, only eight of them have closed meaning three pools are staying opened for longer for kids to play into get out of the heat and get that cool water in. society i officials totally aware of is what going on here making sure people stay hydrated and runners and rowers also doing the same

thing, rahel. >> reporter: david, thank you. a lot of good news for the kids. for a full resource guide on how to stay cool during dangerous heat check out our web site at cbs philly.com. new this morning off-duty philadelphia police officer crash his car in the strawberry mansion neighborhood. it happened at 26th and sedgley streets just before 7:00 this morning. we do know that two people were hurt, in details on how badly they were hurt but the causes under investigation. also new this morning, a car crash frat house in north philadelphia it happened at temple university campus at broad and norris street. police say driver ran across the intersection and crash in the steps of the corner building, driver was hurt in the crash but is expect to be okay, the cause of this crash is also under investigation. developing this morning in milwaukee violence breaks out after a fatal police involve shooting. authorities say a crowd of protesters smashed a milwaukee police car and set fire to another and officers shot and killed a man. gas station and auto parts

store and investigators say an officer was hurt by a thrown brick. shooting happened yesterday, after a traffic stop and foot chase. one of the two people running from the scene was a 23 year-old man was armed with a stolen an gun. office are didn't know it at the time but there were 23 round in that gun. twenty-three rounds in the gun that officer was staring at. >> reporter: the 24 year-old officer who shot the man has been placed on administrative duty, name has not been released. the officer has been with the milwaukee police department six years three as an officer. back here in our region authorities are investigating a shooting involving an off-duty corrections officer in mercer county, new jersey. officer shot and killed a man who was trying to get into his home. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do picks up the story. >> reporter: woman cleaning up the front yard here said tragedy occurred and that the family would have no further comment. meanwhile neighbors say they

were asleep and didn't hear thinking. >> gunfire erupted on vicky court usually quiet street in hamilton new jersey around 4:00 a.m. police found dominic neil with the critical gunshot wound to the head lying by the front steps. >> this is like right here, you know, right around the corner here. it is scary. >> reporter: detective interviewed the home own shore went out to his front important to much smoke between 3:30 and 4:00 a.m. he saw neil coming up in the black hoodie with his head down one hand on his waist band and another reaching for the door. home opener shouted to stop and when he didn't home owner fired three to four shots through the storm door striking neil once. neighbors didn't hear a thing. >> didn't hear anything at all, no commotion or anything and i didn't realize thinking was going on until i came out 6:00 o'clock in the morning with my dogs. >> reporter: police did in the release homeowners name but he is a corrections officer. >> he keeps to himself. i know he is a corrections

officer and i don't really speak to him a lot but, you know, he keeps to himself and there has been no problems. >> reporter: officers found neil's car a block away near the intersection of buchanan and mcclellan avenues. investigators say the home owner's girlfriend was inside the house and did have a domestic violence restraining order against neil. medics rushed neil to capitol health regional medical center where he later died. so far no charges have been filed in this case. in hamilton township mercer county i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come a golden send off for swimming star michael phelps. >> it is snowing in brazil. >> i will take you inside olympic hospitality houses. >> and the new trend in this local woman is swearing by reason that she says her second shoulder surgery was so much better than the first. plus dramatic rescue in flood have ravage louisiana story of a woman pulled from

her cara live, justin. good morning, they have got rain we have got the heat but you there are signs that this heat will break down a little bit we will let you know when it arrives coming up

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let's take a look a man believed to be in his 50's is at penn presbyterian hospital lying unconscious in the street he was found at 62nd and graves on july 9th. hospital staff has not been able to identify him or locate his family. if you recognize this victim police want to hear from you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch surgical pain is blamed for part of the opioid addiction

epidemic and now instead of narcotics a hospital has a new way to control the pain. stephanie stahl explains the new approach. >> push against me here very strong, great. >> reporter: four months after shoulder replacement surgery and 77 year-old janet dad hoy had arthritis is finally able to use her arms without pain. >> can you raise them above your head. >> wonderful. >> she had a quick, easy recovery something you do not hear with shoulder surgery. >> women compared to it natural child birth, men compare to it kidney stones. it can be painful at night. >> reporter: doctor david glasser with penn orthopedics say pain with shoulder surgery was managed with narcotics but because of addiction concerned and side effects they found a better solution. >> we are using a special pump administering the anesthetic to the local area, numbing that area for an extended period of time. >> reporter: thinks pain pull that directs medication to the surgery site through a catheter in the neck.

>> placed in certain ways they can still use their hand and be active but won't have the pain from surgery. >> it is a wonderful thing. >> reporter: janet had pain pump for first few days after the operation says surgical scar is her only reminder. >> reporter: three yearsing ago she had her other shoulder replaced and given narcotics which she didn't like. recovery from that was slow and painful. this time the with the pain pump this was like nothing, it was a walk in the park. it was so different. it is like night and take. >> reporter: she was quickly able to comb her hair something that had been a struggle before. >> it is a little nasty today. >> reporter: doctor glasser is doing shoulder replacements with just local anesthesia and not general. patients can be awake. he says that helps them recover faster with fewer medications. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and take a look at this crews reached a woman as flood waters swallowed up her coroner baton rouge, lou san a they found her dog alive under

water but three people have died in historic flooding in the southern part of the state. national guard has made countless rescues so far this weekend. crews used a helicopter to rescue a man who was clinging to a tree branch for hours. officials say more than 100 road are cut off as rivers, creeks, overflow their banks, thousands of homes are under water. >> our house has gone under, and our cats, our horses, everything is going under back there. >> pictures you cannot the least place. they are actually still in the big rubber made from last time. i never put them up. >> hard to believe buzz officials believe even more rain is in the forecast. flood watch is up across southern louisiana. as they dealt with rain we have dealt with extreme heat. >> right. >> which has turned deadly as well. >> other past ten years heat is number one weather related killer on average. flood is a close second. >> okay. >> yes, rough weather. tough stuff. excessive heat today. take it easy. air conditioning, plenty of

water. that is drink of choice. well up in the mid 80's in the hot spots but we will go to kutztown where it is cooler. not a bad starred. 77 degrees. light breeze west northwest at 2 miles an hour but you can see full sunshine right now and that will go to work as temperatures rapidly climb backup in the mid 90's. we are racking up 90-degree days for month of august. we are up to five. we will add another day to day. easily hitting 90 degrees. we had 16 for july. this season up to 29. average is 23 for the season. already well above that. we have time to go yet on the warm seats on. seventy-nine in allentown. eighty-five in philadelphia these are actual air temperatures across the region. at the shore we have a breeze from the southwest but still warm, stone harbor 85 degrees. eighty-six in cape may. ocean temperature off atlantic city 65 degrees. the south wind will cool, coastline down a bit buzz briefly should touch 80 degrees along the jersey shore and delaware beach these

afternoon a lot of sunshine rain chance is very low. tomorrow will be still humid, dry, sun and clouds 88 degrees. the tuesday better chance for a scattered shower or storm but overall good beach forecast coming up offer next several days. just hot. make sure you have plenty of water with you. comfort index is not great. dew point temperature has come down. we were in the upper 07's earlier now sitting at 74. still feeling insufferable but tomorrow our dew point should be around 70 degrees for next few days and dropping back down in the 60's. we will get improvement as far as humidity levels. we will take it. any little bit helps. reason is a cold front well to our west as long as it stays to the west we are at warm and humid side of the frontal boundary that should pass through later tonight the to bring us scattered showers and storms in spots. not a big chance. best chance north and west of the city. 30 percent chance of that. still staying dry. we will bring back rain chances on tuesday and wednesday.

50 percent chance for another round of scattered showers and thunderstorms. front approaches us later today, maybe a stray shower or two late afternoon during evening hours. front passes by moves off shore and helps to push out some of the humidity. not all of it though but you'll notice difference tomorrow. we are try but then tuesday we will see another round of wet weather trying to approach the delaware valley. these are heat index values this afternoon forecast, over a hundred degrees for a lot of locations from the city southward, near hundred near the lehigh valley. still very muggy tonight. it will feel close to 90 degrees close to midnight tonight. notice height index tomorrow. i mention that had cold front pushing humidity out. that drops heat index. mid to upper 90's for warm spots in the city on southward and cooler north and west. we have a slow improvement as far as this heat goes. we will see a big ridge of high pressure off the coast where high heat and humidity sits around for 24 to 48 hours and then that eventually tuesday that ridge will start

to break down a bit and pushes back to south and west. we will just start to bring in slightly cooler air. we will still be warm, a few degrees above average but more likely to see high temperatures back in the 80's, not mid 90's like today. ninety-six for afternoon temperature. eighty-six is our average for this time of the year. chance for shower or storm late in the day in the early evening hours tonight. still muggy overnight 78 degrees for the lose temperature and then tomorrow hot 92. not quite as humid. sun and cloud. somewhat humid on tuesday and wednesday bringing a shower or storm chance to the region in the afternoon upper 80's and thursday humidity drops. could be a scattered storm. friday and saturday less humid for sure but next weekend as we get close to the average highs back in the mid 80's on saturday. that is something to look forward to trying to get rid of the 90's here. >> looking forward to it, how is that. time right now 8:18. the lets check back with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic

center, hi there ann. >> we are looking at schuylkill at spring garden street and you can see volleys building on this portion of the the schuylkill but what volleys out is moving long just fine, that is good news, looking to the right that is martin luther king drive shut down between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge for recreational activities but not find ago lot of people today still so hotdog recreational activities. can't blame them. we will move traffic cam to i-95 at the walt whitman. i-95 at bottom of the screen, walt whitman on top. i-95 is in perfect shape through fail and suburbs, volume building throughout the area but it is moving. walt whitman bridge looks okay, taking walt whitman to the atlantic city expressway to daze keep in mind exits for absecon and exits two, are closed due to the atlantic city triathlon until 11:00 this morning. everything else looks all right. garden state parkway route 947, 347 and black and white horse pike all look okay as well. moving traffic cam one more

time to 422 in collegeville a beautiful shot here n delays or problems on 422 but main sleet and 422 is closed or into collegeville which is near here main street and collegeville is closed between second avenue and ninth avenue for 17th annual collegeville contact car show going on. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic enter i'm ann evans new rahel back to you. beautiful day for a drive assuming your ac it is working. michael phelps has a gold again bye in rio in the 100medley, third leg in the tight race pushing the u.s. from second behind great britain to first with nathan adrian finishing it off for the gold. team had a olympic record time of 3:27, baltimore bullet as phelps is called is now the most decorated athlete in olympic history reclaiming his 23rd career gold medal this was phelps last race before supposedly retiring, hopefully not so but he has 28 medals

overall having won five gold and silver at rio games. olympic games are a melting pot of nation was each bringing their own customs and like countries from canada to switzerland are bringing some of their flare to rio di janeiro. jamie youkiss takes us inside the hospitality houses. >> reporter: when you think of rio di janeiro you don't likely think of ice rink s or snow globes. >> they are amazed and happy i think. >> switzerland brought culture and food to brazil hoping to entice world travelers to visit one day. hospitality house welcomes public to come for free. holland house does the same and features pay to enter heinikin hall but country's medal contenders are another big reason behind the hospitality hall. >> friend can sit here we have a great screen has has sports. >> reporter: some houses like once for united states are for

athletes and families only so help can come relax before or after competition. canada has a similar set up, except on i heart canada day when press ace loud to check out house and toys. >> we are about to open up that looks into trent toe. hello. >> it is a slice of canada right here in rio. very comfortable. we have lots of beer and patio. nothing more convenient than a patio. >> reporter: total of 30 nations sponsor international houses during olympic all claiming to be the best but the it depends what you are looking for. of all of the countries australia is known to throw one of the biggest parties. in rio di janeiro, jamie youkiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> brazil, toronto. we will be right back with the rising stars of the hit

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good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets get out to justin drabick on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. justin, it is beautiful behind you but unfortunately very hot. >> just like yesterday morning, same deal, feeling like 90's in spots when we factor in the humidity. good news today we won't be dealing with heat index over 110 it looks like. more like 105, maybe up to 108 and warm spots, slight decrease in humidity but nonetheless we have to take it easy. excessive heat warning continues throughout the region. exception in the poconos. this goes until 9:00 o'clock tonight. midnight tonight it will still feel pretty oppressive with heat index still up around 90 degrees. as we head over next 24 hours there will be decrease in the humidity but today in the really happening. mid 90's for actual highs, tropical humidity levels again, heat index up around 105 in spots through the middle of the afternoon.

outside, just drink plenty of water, stay hydrated, drink easy, second half of the summer. bodies are more acclimate todd this heat. slight decrease in the dew points, 3 degrees cooler as far as dew point goes yesterday at this time, independent case of a slight liz dryer air mass. nonetheless, it is still very high, humidity levels. does feel like 92 in philadelphia. already feeling like 98 degrees in the capitol city of delaware. maybe heading to the ballpark, it is a rough one watching the game there. ninety-three for actual air temperature, humidity up around 105. could be late day shower or storm. main threat north and west of the city in the poconos. mid 90's with a high around philadelphia. lots of sunshine. should be rain free in the coast and better chance for that scattered shower or storm. so comfort level does improve for the workweek but there will be more showers and storms. we will break it down in a few minutes. back over to you. >> that is trade off we can

handle, thanks, justin. it is going to be another scorcher outside today so, of course, high dray, be careful. authorities say two women died yesterday from the dangerous heat. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live on the schuylkill river trail where we have been seeing runners behind you. they are trying to get tonight early before it gets too hot. >> reporter: hi rahel, both authorities say that both women 67 and eight two-year old, died from he heat-related illnesses. there were other factors as well both from northeast philadelphia but a lot of people out here today enjoying weather and sunday in the summer but i have to tell you it is hot, it is even warmer then it was 20 minutes ago. we have video of rowers, people that were riding bikes, walking, jogging, really enjoying the schuylkill river trail. we're on kelly drive right now. they wanted to get out here early to beat that heat. i mean yesterday, after all, justin said it felt like

111 degrees. today will feel like 108. i don't know if anybody out here would notice different but they just know it is hot. we found a runner who made it a point to get up, get outside of his house around 4:00 o'clock today to make sure that he could run before the sun came up. >> hydrate, run with a partner and just go home, take a shower and just rest for the day. >> reporter: that is something so important that city officials are urging is to walk or run with the partner. you can see these gentlemen behind me together. that is so important. people are fainting, passing out. they may get out here. they don't realize how intense this heat is. you could be out here and that humidity kicks in. it is out of control very quickly. it is important to hydrate and also be sure to be outside with somebody just in case something happens. reporting live this morning david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very good advice, david. as we heard from justin if you

feel dehydrated or thursdayty, good information. philadelphia corporation for aging heat line is taking calls as well. if you or someone you know needs help beating this heat give them a call at (215)765-9040. heat line will be opened until 9:00 tonight. well, fans of the jimmy buffet didn't let heat stop the party down the shore, thousands gathered on the beach in atlantic city for a big concert featuring legendary singer. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh was also there. >> reporter: atlantic city beach became its own mar greetaville saturday. as parrot heads gathered in droves to hear singer jimmy buffet perform. >> i'm introducing my son to jimmy buffet. it is best venue to see him on the beach. >> reporter: it seems generations are no match for the margaretaville singer. >> it is so cool jimmy buffet are doing it. >> our grandparents listen to it almost every night down here at the shore. >> reporter: saturday marks the first of four of the

atlantic city summer concert series and fans could not be happier. >> we love jimmy buffet, awesome. see him every year. >> reporter: what almost stole the show. >> the heat. >> the staggering heat and humidity. >> aisles cold water. >> we basically had the fan that we used, and we went in the ocean. >> long sleeve shirt on. he has his sun block on, so mom doesn't get upset. >> reporter: for days leading up to the concert atlantic city police reminded fans to protect themselves from the hot temperatures. >> hydrate, hydrate, hydrate, it is the main thing. >> reporter: that was well taken. officials estimate a crowd up to 30,000 people, of them less than 20 needed medical attention, and none was taken to the hospital. report willing from atlantic city, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". state of the pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kaine may soon be in the hands of the jury. closing arguments are set for tomorrow. friday, kane decided not to testify or put on any defense

witnesses at her perjury obstruction trial. her lawyers say they don't think government has proved its case. testimony included reporter whose news article, is at the heart of the case begins kane, chris brennan would not say who sent secret grand jury documents citing pennsylvania shield law. turning to campaign 2016, hillary clinton has scheduled a campaign stop tuesday at west philadelphia high school. she was in new hampshire yesterday. meanwhile donald trump is heading to ohio tomorrow. as brian web reports trump is trying to turn a traditionally blue state republican red. >> reporter: with supporters chanting lock her up, donald trump blasted his rival democratic nominee hillary clinton on saturday night. >> she is going to raise your taxes, she's going to raise your regulations for your businesses which is going to put everybody out of work. republican presidential candidate hasn't won

connecticut since 1988 but trump isn't writing off the state. >> we are making a big move for the state of connecticut. >> reporter: trump says he can win states that have gone to democrats in recent elections, including pennsylvania. friday, trump warned that the election could be rigged and new his campaign is recruiting trump election observers. >> the only way we can lose, in my opinion, i really mean this, in pennsylvania is if cheating goes on. >> reporter: trump trails clinton in national polls and in most battle ground states. >> my prediction is when this campaign is all over and people have forgotten the losing campaign that he ran, the two word they will remember about donald trump is you're fired. >> reporter: clinton's vp pim tim kaine campaigned in new hampshire criticizing trump's character. >> this guy will make up anything and we are in the gullible people. >> reporter: kaine clinton released their 2015 tax returns on friday and they are calling on trump to do the

same. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there is still much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next we will check with face the nation john dickerson for a look at today's b iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown.

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cbs face the nation will be coming your way at this morning at 10:30 on cbs 36789 joining with us a preview live in washington is moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson. john, good morning. >> good morning rahel. we will look at the race up close and then step back a little. we will look up close at battle ground tracker poll numbers which will give us a sense of what voters in those key state are thinking about the state of the race, two candidates, what and why they are making decisions they are making. we will talk to republican senator susan collins who said she could not support donald trump. she does not think he has

temper. and he doesn't think he can change in time to be ready for it. from there we will step back and we will look at that job, the presidency and talk to some former administration officials including former home land security secretary tom ridge, former defense secretary william cohen, general michael heyden at the top of the nsa and cia, rosa brooks a policy advisor to the pentagon and republican governor mike levet work in the bush administration. we will talk to all of them about the skills required for the presidency. what makes a good president. once we figure that out we will know what to look for in the two candidates running and then, rahel, as always, we will have a political pan tell look at this weeks twists and turns and prepare us for next week. >> this week we heard republicans chris citing donald trump for campaigning in states that are blue in connecticut but help me explain he needs to transition those states to red in order to reap 270 so what other

option does he have. >> he was in connecticut because connecticut is a good place to raise a great deal of money. the question, you know, there was criticism but i'm not sure it was very well founded. challenge for donald trump is as polls continue to get worse for him in these battle ground states they may fall off the list of ones that he can play in so virginia, north caroline, colorado, they are all looking like he is almost down by double digits in those states which means it is harder for him to succeed in those states and in the worth his time. he may very well have to come to that decision. as i talk to people in the republican party they say list is getting short are of states he has to play in and that is harder because that means there is really only a narrow path for him and when patties narrow your opponent can try to block that path because it is not unpredictable.

>> john, thanks. still to come this morning is there more oppressive heat on the way and justin drabick is back to tell us about threat for storms in the eyewitness weather forecast next. meisha johnson takes us on another dream drive to a mace where kids can explore nature from a great vantage point. season of the olympic games and we thought we would celebrate by a friendly match of badminton. cbs battle of the sexes, pat verse torey. >> battle royale. >> lets do it. >> lets do it. we seal what happens, next. >> lets do it. we seal what happens, next. >> you are goi 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. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. the great american steak dinner, for $12.99. tonight, only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7.99.

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time to go on a dream drive "eyewitness news" traffic reporter meisha johnson found a place to enjoy tree tops. first she grabbed a cup of coffee and whole lot more in a market that is a work of art so it is inside and out. >> reporter: i'm checking out a historic neighborhood in philly men for small time feel, chestnut hill.

drive the cobblestones of germantown avenue to see a farmers market with a modern feel, market at the fair way. here's where it is. >> market at the fair way has a great location and it is talk away in a little nook, some people don't know it exists and it is all completely renovated in the last couple of years. there is a beautiful fire pit thaw can sit outside, enjoy the area. kids produced artwork that you see here. >> reporter: inside this includes a lit built of everything, bakery and coffee. >> my name is amanda we are standing at cafe at market at fair way in chestnut hill and i'm the general manager. >> it doesn't matter fit is hundred degrees outside, i always like it hot. what goes with cough east, how about some baked items right on the site. >> we have a peach cobbler, raisin, walnut, and a plane with the cream cheese. >> i will take this. >> help yourself.

>> reporter: this market has a following. >> people want fresh products. they don't want to buy something from the grocery store and know where they are coming from. >> reporter: most of them let me try several flavors of humus. >> so fresh, so summer. >> sim i am, healthy, it is tasty and it is everything that is made to love. >> you are heading to a arboretum that i hear has a tree house. morris arboretum curator and horticultural director anthony, gave me a tour showing me formal gardens and fountains. >> one of the things we do here is we collect plants from around the world. you'lle plants here bigger then anything you will see in the you had. >> reporter: not only can you walk the ground but you can walk the trees in the tree adventure. >> when i look down here sides how high are we. >> we are at 40 feet off the ground. >> yes. >> some summer camps founded a

great classroom. >> we can find a tree house out on the limb and look for animals in the trees, they can look out, direct telescopes, these things hanging down over here where they can listen to nature. >> they can sit on the nets and have fun. >> reporter: they had a message for the team back in the studio. >> we love cbs-3. >> meisha johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". awesome, guys. >> that is a good place just to get out of the sun and staying in the shade but even in the shade temperatures will be soaring well in the 90's but in that sunlight that will be feeling more like 105 most likely touring afternoon when we factor in the humidity. we are warming up mid 80's in a lot of spots from our weather watchers. coolest spot is 81 degrees. check this out, this is down, similar to yesterday at this time. jenny from cherry hill new jersey is at 85. there is 81 in san towing a michael riley's house is cool spot the on the list.

jeromy blue bell is reporting 89 degrees. not even at 9:00 this morning. eighty-three in philadelphia at bill's house. mullica chesterfield at 82. barbara in willow grove also in the lower 80's the at this hour. we are coming off a high of 98 e summer so far. live look from the hotel bethlehem looking at the final day of the musikfest fest. hot and hume is day in the lehigh valley but heads up later this afternoon. it will be a threat for scattered shower or thunderstorm up in bethlehem, allentown region and some have of those could be severe as well. dew point temperatures right now, running really high. feeling tropical. mid to upper 70's, lower 80's for dew pointness dover delaware. that is nasty stuff. stay inside in the air conditioning. good news is those levels will start to come down over next 24 to 48 hours. it feels insufferable today. dew points showing up in the upper 60's heading in to tomorrow and then through wednesday. we will drop humidity levels.

it does feel better, any little will bit helps compare to what we have been dealing with over the weekend. shore forecast not a bad one, still hot 90 degrees. probably later this morning and then wind kicks up this afternoon out of the southwest. temperatures should return back in the 80's. ocean off atlantic city in the low to mid 60's, not bad, to cool off briefly but make sure life guard are on duty. cold front well to the north and west where we have line of showers and storms. front does work its way east ward but we will see more clouds return this afternoon and get that scattered shower or thunderstorm north and west of the city. through noon time 1:00 a.m. not much happening. spotty shower or two, perhaps a thunderstorm. this is not showing much. we will see more activity then that. things will quiet down later tonight, tomorrow morning not a bad start to the day in the afternoon sunshine, monday, stays dry. then middle of the week we will bring back more shower and storm chances. here's severe threat areas in green from the city on

northward up to the poconos, marginal risk, that means a 5 percent chance for a severe thunderstorm, wind gusting to 60 miles an hour, if they to develop. heat index up over 100, up around 105 in the hot spots today near 100 in the lehigh valley, tonight 11:00 o'clock, still feeling like 90 degrees in some spots. stays muggy tonight but heat index drops a little bit tomorrow. that is something to look forward to feels more like mid 90's, upper 90's for the afternoon. actual high is 96. not a record. the 99 is the record high. late day sure or storm possible. tonight still mug which that storm early at 78. the extended forecast we will see 80's returning on tuesday but each day there is a chance for shower or storm as we finish off the week, back to you. lets get back to ann he have in the cbs-3 traffic certainty and it looks like you have an accident. >> an overturn carries on the schuylkill westbound in gladwynn in conshohocken.

right lane block. area is very jammed. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm interior evans now back to you. in the spirit of the olympic games our own torey woodill went head to head with our own pat gallen in a epic showdown. lets check it out. >> reporter: precision, power. >> when i go there i want to smash it, do i look in his eyes. >> reporter: intimidation. >> that is really intimidating. >> reporter: this is pat verse torey, taking badminton from the rio games to the home court of the university of pennsylvania. if you watch, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning you saw us get our pointers from the experts. >> get in his head. >> yes. >> yes. >> bam. >> you heard talk. >> do you think that water will help pat gallen. >> so good. >> but now it is time to lay it all on the line. >> fair play, on he kay. come here. oh, too slow.

>> for the bragging rights lets make a racket. first one to 21, wins. >> didn't like that i didn't like that at all. >> okay. >> path the path gallon. >> with the score 11-nine pat gallen it was time to check in with our coaches. >> how did i look, look good. >> feel like i'm getting losey goosey out there. >> i don't think she can hang with me though. >> i heard that. >> put me back in, coach. >> okay. >> that is what i need. exactly what i needed. >> out of the huddle torey slams it, or not, and after an embarrassing display of woodill whiff in the back even. >> you cannot give those away? it was pat gallen's moment to go for gold and game point.

and now, announcing your 2016, cw. three pat verse champion from the united states of america, pat gallen. >> good game. >> fair game. >> fun. >> until we meet again. >> yes, pat gallen. >> part two. >> i like it. >> a rematch, all right. well, if you have ever felt like were you meant to be on tv, this could be your shot. join cbs-3 at sugar house casino on thursday for daytime drama casting call, from noon to 3:00 men and women 18 and over are invited to audition for a chance to appear the in the upcoming episode of either young and restless or the bold and beautiful. two stars from the young and restless doug davidson and steve burton will be at sugar house to meet and greet fans for more forgo to cbs

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improvement. >> it is something to look forward to instead of heat index up around 110, 115, maybe 105. we will take it. every little bit helps. tomorrow will be better, even as we go back in the mid 90's. hot and humid next several days. we will see temperatures returning, to see the upper 80's starting on tuesday but each day still a chance for a scattered shower or storm, tuesday true thursday. next weekend they we will get back to average, which is the mid 80's and as of right now humidity leaves look to be on the lower even. if you don't like this, wait until next week even. >> average never looked so good, justin thank you. that is "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day. stay cool.

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