live from the bs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. a woman is hospitalized after being shot in a van. the surprising details that may make him easy to find. >> federal aid is on the way after louisianna was hit with devastating floods. we'll tell you how many people have been rescued so far. the trial of attorney general, kathleen kane, is coming to an end. we'll tell you what we can expect as closing arguments get underway. >> good morning, today is monday, august 15th, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. there is a lot to tell but this morning, including details on security scare at new york's john f. kennedy airport. but first, big welcome to jim donovan, coming safely back from bermuda.

>> oh, i rode all the way, yes. >> twenty-one, yes. >> absolutely. >> katie and meisha in the house, too. >> good morning, you guys, roadways are looking really good. a lot of construction, we know that, roadways are nice andrew, we survived the heat. my goodness. >> still going though, unfortunately, it has already proven deadly for couple of folks. no joke. so it continues on. still have excessive heat. very quickly, take a look at storm scan3, quiet thankfully at the moment. we did have heavier thunderstorms that rolled through the overnight. those have long since fizzled away. left with heat and humidity, still out there. high pressure generally, once more, excessive heat warning now extended until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. so, we've got two more days of the worse of this, we think, before things finally, finally start to just lose their steam if you will here, worse of the heat goes by the wayside.

certainly the worse of humidity, as well, regardless, excessive heat warning in effect for i95 and the flanked counties, meanwhile, temperatures, further north you travel, the cooler it will be, regardless still humid out there. temperatures currently flooding with the 08 degrees mark, philly, atlantic city, and in wildwood, even some of the outlying suburbs, in mt. holly, where our national service regional headquarters is located also into the upper 70s currently. once more no problems, spiking back to the low and mid 90s, factoring in the humidity it will feel hotter than that, and if you are trying to beat the worse of the heat, certainly the resort towns are good place to head if maybe you have throw day weekend. >> absolutely, all right, katie, thank you so much. well, so far, so good on the roadways, still little early. welcome back. happen mine day, this is where we had an accident, camera shot vogue the vine westbound at 18th, the accident actually happened little more closer to packer avenue. right now it is all clear, looking actually good around here, vine open last night for

construction, just make note of. that will but however right around broad street i did see a lot of crews out there which is actually causing some significant slow downs. schuylkill eastbound at girard, what we are lil looking at here, no delays, looking good this monday morning, i95 south at broad. keeping my eye around the area, overall things holding steady, like they should. we do have accident, thompson ville road, left lane block there. also another accident, ridge pike, kline road and royersford, also make note of this, another accident laurel wood road at temple road. so we have three accident starting this morning off. little bit with a bang, mixed with little construction, good news some of the overnight construction clearing out of the way quite quickly. downed pole out there, as well. between lewes road, twp. line road, all lanes block here. more on that coming up in a little bit. brooke, over to you. >> new york's jfk airport has resumed normal operations and investigators say there apparently was no gunfire. port authority police

evacuated terminals one and eight after getting reports of shots fired around 9:30 last night. they say they have not found any firearms, rounds of ammunition, or shell casings. no one was hurt, but some flights were canceled or diverted to other airport. >> by the end of this week, we could know the outcome of the kathleen kane trial. >> pennsylvania's attorney general is charged with perjury, and obstruction. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live at the montgomery county courthouse where closing arguments begin this morning, good morning, justin. >> jim, brooke, good morning, as soon as today, jury of six men, six women, could begin deciding fate of state attorney general cat loan kane. look at video from the bench on friday, the judge gave kane a chance to take the stand on her own behalf. kane's response was, quote, i don't feel like i need to testify. her account would have close add fourth and final day of her perjury trial, on a friday the journalist whose report began this all was a witness,

though siting state law did not reveal his source for the secret grand jury documents used in his article. the focus ex philly naacp president jerry mondesire now deceased, it centers on mondesire's finances, thousand never charged. on the stand mondesire's fiancee, says the report was damaging and factored in his health decline. prosecution rested it case soon after, the defense also rested never calling a witness. all last week, kane's team insisted the leak now tied to her was done for transparent, and not to swipe at another prosecutor thought to at first leak details about her. kane's defense lawyers spoke outside of court. >> particularly send this point at this time, we'll wait and see what happens. >> now, court resumes this

morning, at 8:30 a.m. kane is accused of leaking that grand jury information and then lying about it under oath. we're live here in norristown, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thanks a lot, justin. aunt and grandmother face charges after allegedly leaving a child in a hot car in bensalem. a tip led police to the infant left alone in the target parking lot on rock hill drive. the child is expected to be okay. police say the two women told them they forgot the baby was in the car. >> philadelphia now reports its third heat related death. the latest victim was 59 year old man from north philadelphia. the city's medical examiner's office said he also had diabetes and congestive heart failure two. women have also died in the current heatwave. meanwhile, a west philadelphia neighborhood has water again. crucifix dollars a broken water main at 61st street and haverford avenue. the main broke around 7:00 this morning, yesterday morning, for 12 hours, more than 50 homes and businesses had no running water despite

heat index of 105 degrees. the neighbors took it in stride. >> we went to -- my husband went to shoprite and bought gallon of water, and you just make do. when you get lemonade, lemons, make lemonade. so when you don't have any water, you go buy some water. >> now, resident did who did not buy bottled water at the store, the fire department handed out bottles for free. >> new jersey man dead this morning after lightning strike near eastern pennsylvania lake. two other were also hurt by the lightning. authorities say 38 year old jose lopez hernandez of camden was swimming at fell field state park when hit by lightning. it happened last night, shortly after 7:00 p.m., in the poconos, an autopsy will determine the exact cause of death. >> also, new this morning, philadelphia police are looking for a man who shot a woman in a van in frankford. investigators say, the woman told them the man came out of an alley, then walk up to the

van, parked at wakling and salt street and started shooting. the woman is in stable condition. officer is say they found the van at wake land and penn two blocks from the scene of the shooting. police are looking look for the man who was with letter in the van at the time. they believe he may also be hurt. >> this morning, police looking for the gunman who shot and killed a teenager in north philadelphia. this happened yesterday afternoon, in the 2,000 block of east orleans street. that's in kensington. investigators say, the teen was inside a car, and shot in the back. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. no word on a motive or a suspect, description. >> well, dozens demand free blood tests in wake of the water contamination in montgomery and bucks counties. local resident lined the road outside the navy's recruiting office yesterday, demanding the government foot the bill for the test. they are concerns come after nearby closed naval base were said to be contaminated with their public and private

wells. russ dents -- resident suspect it may be behind the number of cancer cases. >> rare bladder cancer. >> makes you think. >> dealing with contaminated water issues for years, and hope the government covers the cost of the blood tests. >> vice president joe biden is stomping for hillary clinton in pennsylvania today. the vice president will hold it first rally for clinton in his hometown of scranton. biden is expected to declare donald trump the most un informed presidential nominee in history. tomorrow hillary clinton will make a campaign stop at a west philadelphia high school. >> on the republican side, donald trump is set to discuss his strategy to defeat isis today. that is according to his runningmate, mike pence. trump will layout his plan at youngstown state university in ohio. campaign officials say that will include working with muslim allies in the middle east and scaling back effort for nation building and spreading democracy in the region.

>> thousands of people forced from their homes in louisianna still have no idea when they'll be able to go back. >> the state's governor says the flood that caused those evacuations is likely to get worse. the incredible number of people who have been rescued from the water. >> plus we'll tell you how the second night of demonstrations in milwaukee is different from the first, as people continue to speak out from an officer shooting. stay with us. and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> miami walky police after second night of unrest over police officer shooting and killing a black man. at one point a car was on fire. but, there was no widespread destruction of property that marked the first night after the man's death. police say the man ran off during a traffic stop, investigators also say he had a gun in his hand, when he turned toward an officer. >> well this morning president obama has declared four louisianna parishes as major disaster areas, after historic flooding that's left four

people dead. almost 20,000 people have been rescued from the flood waters throughout the state. now 10,000 in shelters mainly in the baton rouge area. it is unclear when they'll be able to return to their home, this is all the result of heavy rain hitting the area which led to rivers and creeks overflowing their banks. louisianna governor now warning the flood willing get worse. >> swimming has wrapped up in rio. after picking up 23 gold medals, michael phelps says it will be his last olympics. simone bison gold in women's vault, and jamaica's usan bolt the fastest man in the world, won his third consecutive 100-meter gold medal. no one else in history has ever done that before in the 100. here are the metal stands. us phillies with 69, 26 gold. china second with 45 overall, 15 gold, and great britain now third, with 38 overall, and 15

gold, and his competitor, gallon, also, always second, behind bolt, but another history making moment, he is the second man to ever medal three times a row in the 100. not gold but still a medal. no one's ever done that either. >> are you going to run that fast, katie, at 4444? i don't want to go outside let alone round. >> we had such a hot weaken, i do promise you there is at least some relief on the way as the week progresses here, will take couple of more days. always tweaking the forecast, hoping maybe by tomorrow, the worse of this would have been out of here, but system now that needs little more time to get its act together before we can see some relief in it wake. at the moment on storm scan, all pretty calm here over the delaware valley, very quiet. we do have, however, the combination every system that will be crossing through, some very heavy rain currently pounding down right where the mississippi and the ohio river

meet, just off to the north of. that will but we are going to see this system pass us by, generally to the north, but still be be caught in the cross hairs with it. and then eventually, a cold front gets dragged through, and that's what finally breaks us of this pattern. so today, tomorrow, still pretty oppressive, still wednesday. that's the transition day. that's where we will start to see things get better here. so to thursday, not bad. not awesome, but not bad either in terms of the humidity. i would say it will feel pretty saw some just because we experienced such oppressive necessary. so 93 the high today. don't expect anything more tan just a stray thunderstorm, but that sunshine is out there, baking us at the surface courtesy of high pressure, keep the 90s going for few more days, wednesday is the day we may start humid, gets gradually less humid with time. even though still upper 80s thursday and friday, definitely not as hot, certainly no where near as humid. >> thank goodness, all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy

monday to you. looking outside, nine the a north approaching the blue route, what you are looking, both directions both northbound, southbound, no delays around the blue route, blue route looking pretty darn good. 422 westbound at trooper, same story looking good both directions eastbound and westbound there. new jersey first look at 42 northbound, approaching 295, looking good, i would say handful of vehicles out there. we know on a monday morning it will get busy even into the 5:00 hour. we do have accident out there, couple of them, ridge pike at kline road. couple of them this morning have already cleared. speaking of royersford, kline road, the one i just showed you, this is downed pole here. all lanes are blocked, wynnefield trap road between lewes road and twp. line road, because of that you will have to use alternate. limerick center road will be your best bet right now. again all lanes are blocked. i'll let you know when this clears out of your way, jim, over to you. >> the bad guys took on some cartoon characters this weekend. >> i can't wait to show you my toys. >> we'll tell you how suicide squad did against the debut of

two cartoons, one for kids, one absolutely not for kids, at the box office stay with us.

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in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp. don't wait. call now. >> welcome back. continuing to dominate at the box office. >> i could kill everyone and he escape? sorry, the voices. i'm kidding. that's not what they really said. >> the movie takes the top spot for the second weekend straight. it pulled in close to $44 million. the animated movie sausage party made it debut at number two, it brought in almost 34 million, and number three went to another movie making it debut, pete's dragon it, brought in more than 21 and a half million. >> well, it is now 4:49. time for check, as always, on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. i know a restaurant chain is closing some locations, right?

>> that's right. ruby tuesday's planning to close about 95 of it restaurant, by the end of the year. right now, ruby tuesday still has about 700 locations, it comes as losses continue to mount for the restaurant chain. they also plan to re balance their menu, brooke, jim. >> jill, i i understand president obama already has a job offer once he leaves office, and it is in the music industry? >> i mean, if you can believe it, right? so the president or the white house released the president's spotify summer play list last week, and within 24 hours, they were number one in popularity on spotify. so, spokesperson from the company says the president is welcomed to work there when his presidential term is over. did you guys get a chance to listen to any of the amongst. >> oh, i did. >> there were songs on there i hadn't listened to before. and i checked those out. but a lot of them are kind of like old favorite. but i think this must be the coolest up. >> when you said old favorite,

why did you look at me? >> jim ' back, jill. >> yes, back from vacation. >> you know what? his play list also good for all ages. >> i agree. thanks, jill. >> we'll check in with you at 5:00, thanks. >> if you stemmed outside this weekend you noticed it was hot. >> and since it is august, there is more of that today, right, katy? >> there is. >> it is a little excessive, to the point that, again, it will be another dangerously hot day. so we'll have all of those details for you, much more coming up in the forecast and the rest of you

y- and we are definitely starting things off on at least a relatively quiet note when it comes it any wet weather. couple of strong thunderstorms

rumbling through in recent days here, but of course the weather head loin continues to be the heat. really tallying up these 90 plus degrees now, this month alone, five, so tallying up the numbers here for the season as a whole, 30 so far. the average season would have 23. so clearly, over achieving, in that regard, meanwhile, here's how it currently feels. thankfully a lot closer to the actual air temperature, humidity isn't horrible. it is not off but not ideal. looking at storm scan3, nice wide zoom, that system you see bringing in the rain currently back to the midwest, that's what's going to finally bring some relief. now, it is still going to take a little bit of time here, still in the 90s through wednesday, but wednesday transition day, that's when we start off humid, but the humidity gradually wains with time, we are going to see some showers and thunderstorms tomorrow by the way. so have the umbrella ready to go. finally by week's end it is warm, but humidity wiped

clean. thank goodness. >> so nice, i know, you forgot how dangerous that heat can be. thank you so much. good morning, guys, happy monday. schuylkill westbound past the vine. what we are looking at both moving in the westbound and eastbound directions, looking good, looking fairly typical, we know days will get busy, certainly r starting the 5:00 hour, start to see it creep up. then by 6:00 we know what we are working with there, blue route southbound at route one, what you are looking at, see cars wizzing by, northbound, southbound directions there, just start new, get little lively this morning being accident in pottstown, laurel wood road at temple road, also downed pole, wynnefield trap road between lewes road, twp. line road, all lanes block here, you will have to use the alternate, limerick center road, also just reminder new regional rail schedules for glennside combined, manayunk, norristown, warminster, check the schedules on line. and also, we have desirable vehicle in plymouth meeting this is stenton avenue at malitia hill road. so a lot going on this

morning, this isn't going to cause you too many slow downs, not yet anyway. but simple disable vehicle on monday morning moving into the 5:00 hour absolutely can slow you down. other than that though just have couple of accidents out there basically anywhere i am looking roads looking good, nice and dry, about like katie said it will be another hot one out there, so starting to see already this morning disable vehicles, and accidents, we know, that that's kind of good indicator to give yourself couple of extra minute at best, jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. coming up in the next hour of cbs news, live with preview of today's closing arguments in the perjury trial of pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane. also, going live to louisianna where floodwaters continue to rise this morng. >> and we'll tell you what usa ryan lochte is saying about being robbed in rio this weekend.

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> back in court, second week of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. >> unrest continues in milwaukee, car was set on fire. we have update on the protest there, after police shot and killed a man over the weekend. >> a live look at center city from the art museum, some early risers will be out getting their exercise in before it gets even hotter. our sex zest i have heat warning has been extended. today is monday, august 15th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, katie and meisha are here, as well, keeping an eye on things. >> yes, good morning, welcome back. nice and rested. >> i thought it is warm here when i got off the ship. >> isn't that crazy? let's back that heat. katie will in just a little

bit. yikes. talking about working out outside. i don't know how anyone can be jogging out there, very dangerous, anyway, good morning, happy monday, roads looking okay. couple every accidents, disable vehicle, a lot of construction to get to. >> i would say if you do want to get your morning jog in, the morning is the best time to do it. but yes, exactly, before the sun comes up, that's definitely going to be the quiet he is time of the day certainly, also the coolest. but it is obviously still a pretty warm start. excessive heat warning we mentioned, yes, extended, so, for i95, and the flanked counties, that surround it, you will be once again stuck with the worse of the heat here, today, and even into tomorrow. because notice, it does go until tuesday now at 6:00 p.m. so as the forecast gets tweeked, of corpse the weather service continues to update these kind of things. that's why it is going to continue until now, tuesday. again, it had been extended once, continues to be