commissioner bruce castor kathleen kane's number two at ag's office just announced in a news conference in harrisburg that he will succeed her as attorney general, through the election. kane, who is still the attorney general, will be a private citizen, as of tomorrow night at 5:00 but that does not mean her legal troubles will go away. she will wait for two months to learn if she will go to jail. montgomery county jury convicted her on all nine counts of perjury and related charges last night. kane was convicted of deliberately leaking information to get revenge against former philadelphia state prosecutor frank fina. prosecutors say kane did it after bad press, in a news conference, that just wrapped up, bruce castor answered a peppering of questions from reporters in harrisburg and said that he is ready to take the helm until the election. >> once the jury has spoken, it becomes very difficult for any law enforcement officer to have chris built with even an appeal of a criminal

conviction of a serious nature on going. >> reporter: kane was not taken into custody last night. she will report back to court in montgomery county october 24th to learn of her sentence. jessica and nicole, she could face at least seven years behind bars, for her conviction. also, a possible fine, reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> kathleen kane's conviction is now a major issue in the presidential race, and battle for pennsylvania. democratic nominee hillary clinton is back in our area rallying supporters. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in west philadelphia with the details on that appearance, alexandria? >> reporter: this rally focused on voter registration but just as hillary clinton was talking about her opponent donald trump he was talking about her as well and her family's relationship with kathleen kane. republican nominee donald trump responded to resignation of the kathleen kane, by tying the now former pennsylvania

attorney general to both hillary and bill clinton, kane is seen here with former president in 2012. in a statement trump said in part it is unsurprising that yet another clinton insider has chosen to lie under oath to hide their unethical behavior. >> ♪ >> reporter: at a rally in west philadelphia today hillary clinton did not mention kane but did go after her republican rival. >> as joe by he said it is not just that he doesn't know what he is talking about, that is bad enough but what he often says hurts us. >> reporter: this is clinton's second day in the keystone state. yesterday she and vice-president joe biden, spoke in their mutual birthplace of scranton aiming to crawl working class voters. today's focus was getting supporters registered to vote. >> i'm asking to you register yourself and i'm asking you to ask everybody you know to register because when we do that, we make a commitment that we care about what is

going to happen in this election. >> reporter: clinton says her goal, it is to register 3 million voters before the october 11th deadline. open registration is taking place at 6:00 o'clock so just under an hour that will be at 5:33 south 52nd street. reporting live, from west philadelphia alexandria hoff for cb. "eyewitness news". meanwhile donald trump will receive his first classified intelligence briefing in new york tomorrow. controversy has swirled over trump receiving these briefings as democrats believe he doesn't have the temperament to keep the briefings secret from the public. tradition that the nominees from both parties receive regular security briefing as head of the election. trump will rally reporters in wisconsin tonight. we have told you at the beginning of the show that storms are moving into the area. >> we will go to meteorologist kate bilo who has more on what is happening right now, kate. >> jessica and nicole we have been dealing with the excessive heat for seven days. we are under a excessive heat warning. you cannot end heat without

strong storms and that is what we have moving in the region tonight this line of very nasty then are storms mainly north and west of the city right now but these storms after lot of lightening and threat for very strong damaging wind. i want to zoom in on this region to see what we are looking at. strongest storms in our areas over berks county, keeping a close eye on this cell with lots of lightening crossing other maryland border and headed for southern lancaster county. air is more stable across south jersey and delaware. storms are trying to fire up and not succeeding. city on north and west will have greatest risk for severe weather this evening and tonight generally between now and 8:00 p.m. here's that strong cell over reading. it has that bow shape, this area bows out passing through reading metropolitan area with strong wind, wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour with that particular cell and severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for that area i will show thaw in just one moment. here's our severe thunderstorm watch. notice shore and southern delaware is not included.

areas that are 8 million people, bucks, burlington accounts montgomery, chester, philadelphia counties certainly that does include city of philadelphia and that goes until tonight at 11:00 p.m. here's the warning that is in place. the it is for reading, boyer town, robeson and northern chester county including my hometown of phoenixville, west chester, east whiteham township, southwestern montgomery county including in that warning as well in 5:15. i expect these warnings to follow storms as they continue on that north/northeasterly path through the next couple of hours. if we pick up a storm here in philadelphia alikely between six and 7:00 o'clock hours. we will have more on these storms as we continue to track them throughout the rest of tonight but one delaware family received quite a shock, last night, their house was hit by lightening. it caused quite a bit of damage. meteorologist justin drabick is live in middletown new castle count which more on that are ordeal, justin. >> reporter: that is right, kate. you know lightening so unpredictable you just never know when and where it will

hit and it could be so strong, one bullet can add electricity, up to 1 billion volts of electricity, and could get as hot as 50,000 degrees. that will cause destruction just ask the family their home was hit struck by lightening, it caused a fire and fried on of they're electric tronics. >> we were watching tv and we heard this really big bang and the whole house shook. >> reporter: angel bobar described a night as kay yacht i can, powerful thunderstorm hit sending lightening through her home. >> i'm thinking thank god that i'm alive and thank god i have insurance. >> reporter: house is scorched from top to bottom, and on all side, inside and out. >> when i heard the fireman said go get the ax, that was my sign that this was really bad. >> reporter: fire fighters used the ax to tear siding off the house because fire was burning inside the house. >> all neighbors are flocking here and everybody is concern. fire trucks are rolling in. neighbors called 911. it was scary.

>> reporter: storm scan three was tracking storm as it raced through middletown around 9:10. you can see lightening strikes on the screen. damage owe extensive that angel, her husband and son will to have stay in the hotel for at least two weeks. >> we will need a new roof, new siding, all of the gutters were blown off, the whole house may likely need to be rewired. >> lightening can enter the home one of three ways direct strike, through wires and pipes that extend outside the home, or through the ground. in monday night's storm lightening directly struck the roof, traveled all the way around the house, and blew off siding. >> they said you are lucky the house didn't catch on fire. >> reporter: house is one of the most safe places to be during a thunderstorm as long as awe void anything that conducts electricity. stay away from corded phones, metal doors and windows. surge protectors can help electronics but not all the time. best bet toys unplug you're electric tronics but do it before the storm hits. if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck

by lightening. storms can strike from 15 miles away. gauge distance from the storm just count number of seconds between lightening flash and thunder and divide by five, severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect for new castle county delaware until 11:00 o'clock. reporting from middletown delaware i'm meteorologist justin drabick for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". justin, thank you. philadelphia police are looking for two suspects who attacked and robbed a store clerk in frankford last month. this is surveillance video taken july 23rd a at corner store of the 300 block of unity street. one suspect passed a gun to his accomplice were going behind the counter and punching the clerk with brass knuckles. both suspects got away with cash. if you recognize them, call the police. four children and one adult are in stable condition, after a car crash, on roosevelt boulevard in lawncrest. the crash happened about 10:30 this morning in the northbound outer lanes near langdon street. two, eight year-old girls, five-year old girl and four year-old girl are at einstein

hospital, so is a 51 year-old man. police are investigating the issuing ises of that crash. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", deadly flooding on the move, we will take to you louisiana where some places are improving, and others are getting worse. the staggering number of homes affected and people rescued, we will have a full report at 5:30. dynamic duo of american beach volleyball players, they are taking on hometown heroes in brazil tonight. how this pair teamed up and why it could be a extra special event for one of them. and cost as a life saving medical device is sky rocketing putting it out of reach for families and children who really need it. how the manufacturer explains th

one of the most historic, las vegas hotel casino is now a pile of ruble. the first hotel casino on the las vegas strip, the 60 year-old riveria was implode today to make room for a new

city convention center. there she goes. one last time. the riveria has more than 2,000 rooms, hosted all of the biggest stars and was seen diamond forever, oceans 11 and casino. seven people were injured when a camera fell from a to you are at rio's olympic village yesterday. camera was reportedly the size of the motorcycle and fell 65 feet. two children were hit by a cable, in of the injuries are serious. camera belonged to the official olympics broadcasting unit. the women's beach volleyball semi finals take place tonight at the olympics. team u.s.a. is aiming for its fourth straight gold medal. the new american duo of kerry walsh-jennings and april ross will face the hometown heroes. you don't normally play beach volleyball in the middle of the night but kerry walsh-jennings and april ross are just fine with how their midnight match ups in rio are playing out. >> the americans score again.

>> as a mom if you wake me up at 4:00 i will be ready. >> everyone is riled up by midnight so it is fun to play in front of them. >> reporter: they are having fun playing side by side and what is a relatively new arrange: walsh-jennings and former partner misty may trainer were unstoppable. >> repeat. >> reporter: they won 21 consecutive olympic matches taking home gold in atens, beijing and london. >> coming in from ross is long, they have done it again. at the end of the championship match in london, in which the two american teams battled for gold, walsh-jennings walk up to her then opponent april ross, and whispered something in her ear. >> what happened at the end of that match? what did you say to her. >> it went a little bit like this. >> now let's go win gold in rio. >> you said let go win gold in rio. >> then it was all my heart. >> reporter: this duo is now ranked third in the world and is already served up five wins

in rio. if they survive tonight they will advance to the final. it would be a pretty sweet birthday gift for walsh-jennings who turned 38 monday and serenaded by the crowd including members of the mens basketball team. she's now a mother of three and fierce as ever. ross is 34, and hoping for her first olympic gold. as for walsh-jennings future plans she's not ruled out competing in the 2020 summer olympics in tokyo. >> how about that. >> the storms rolling through ape we're getting word that arrivals at philadelphia international are running about two hours, two hours and 15 minutes behind. >> yes, so keep that in mind. >> especially flights heading, flying through these nasty complexions of lightening, thunder, heavy rain, lot of times you need thunderstorms to put an end to extreme heat. that is what we have been dealing with. that will get heat out of here without some sort of a clash. >> exactly.et heat out of here >> that is what we are seeing outside this afternoon. storms coming through we are trying to put an end to the heat. i have to tell you i don't

think heat wave end today. i think we will hit 90 tomorrow. that being said it will feel better outside but it looks like it will in the clear out and get noticeably cooler, like lower than average until early next week. but we first to have track these thunderstorms and they are moving through at a good clip. they have covered ground in the past three hours. you can see biggest threat north and west where these storms are heading on a north/northeasterly path, as they move up from portions of south central pennsylvania and maryland, and headed into our northern and western suburbs. it is possible that particular cell we are seeing down just over maryland, pennsylvania border could clip the city of philadelphia and will move through southern chester county, delaware county and montgomery counties and these could slow down your commute in the western suburbs here within the next hour or so. biggest threat with these storms is damaging wind gusts, over 60 miles an hour when we see a bow shape like this. indication as we look at berks count that i storm could be producing damaging wind, frequent lightening with these storms and moisture in the atmosphere as we know so

threat for intense downpours will be around through the rest of the evening as well. you can see red shading poised to move in southern lancaster county and that cell will impact southern chester county. i wouldn't be shock to see a warning for that one. we will keep a closer eye on it. you can see structure of these cells, bow shape that we look for when looking for that damaging wind signature. we are under a severe thunderstorm watch. that is area shaded in yellow. it does not include shore. it does not include delaware, however 8.8 million people are under this severe thunderstorm watch that goes until 11:00 o'clock tonight. here's what we expect over next few hours, storms mainly north and west but we have to watch cell to the south, our best chance to get hit here in philadelphia, if we do likely around 7:00 o'clock hour but then storms hit a wall, is there not a whole lot to work with or instability here over south jersey and delaware. storms fall apart and maybe a stray shower overnight and that is it. worst of it within the next two or three hours and north and west of the city. tomorrow looks like a generally dry day with clouds

and occasional sunshine, could be a few late evening thunderstorms off to the south. what to expect for rest of the today scattered storms, threats, damaging wind and lightening and our biggest threat is north and west of philadelphia. severe threat for today, and tomorrow, again we are looking at a slight risk today, tomorrow just not really looking at severe weather but a few showers and storms that pop up off to the south. in the meantime temperatures off to the racees today. areas that have seen some rain, temperatures in the 70's right now but it is 94 in philadelphia. ninety-five in dover. you deaf in a italy felt increase in humidity outside today over yesterday. we're back to feels like temperature well in the triple digits. dew points in the mid 70's right now. it feels like 105 in philadelphia, feels like 110 in dover and excessive heat warning now goes until 10:00 o'clock for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. tonight's low still very warm, strong storm possible early mainly north and west but otherwise mostly cloudy

overnight. for your wednesday looking better, 90 degrees means it is partly sunny less humid, feel that dryer less wind a at ten to 20 miles an hour. not a bad take but we'd like to get out of the 90's and we will on thursday back to 88. we will see mix of cloud, sun still chance for pop up thunderstorm few and far between. nothing like today. friday mostly sunny, nice day but it is still hot. 90 degrees. we should be in the mid 80's. i have a few mid 80's days in the seven day forecast. like i said yesterday thinks a gradual progression toward nicer weather. slow but maybe by end of the seven day we will see hope for a little will bit of cool air. >> give it a week. >> it has already been a week. >> we can do another week. >> yes. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" are you an impatient driver. >> new technology can help you calm down by giving you red light wait times. we will explain that, don. one of the all time greats in philly history is back in philadelphia a.

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washington d.c. police chief is leaving her post in the nation's capitol and headed to the national football league, as a new head of the security. that move was announce today, the 49 year-old rose up through ranks and led department for the has ten years. in this new post, she will oversee security of all 32 nfl teams, and their venues, as well as handling security for the super bowl. well, big night down at the ballpark, heart and soul of the phillies 2008 world championship team returns tonight but he is wearing a different uniform. >> that is the thing chase utley back at the bank and that is where sports director don bellies with more, hi don. >> it is still weird seeing chase utley in that dodgers blue but he is in town and getting set to take on phillies as an opposing player here at citizens bank park for the very first time. show you some video from just

about 20 minutes ago when dodgers took the field here, chase, managed to catch up with some fans, take some photos, but listen, this is an emotional time for him. he played here from 2003 until he was traded last season. six time all-star, won a world series here in 2008, one of the big reasons why he believes those teams had success was because of you, the fans. >> i cannot say enough, about the amount of support that i received, not only me but a number of my team hates received over the years. i truly believe that without their support, and without them kind of pushing you to become better we would not have had the teams that we had. we had some great players, great coaches but fans kind of took us to that next level. >> chase utley admits it is weird being here as an opposing player. we will hear more of his comments regarding that at 6:00.

across the street, the philadelphia eagles, making some news here today with the trade, they get rid of offensive lineman dennis kelly, they send him to tennessee and they bring in wide receiver dario green beckham. we will show you video. he is an over talented player 6-foot five, runs a 40-yard dash in 4.49, that is really great. but he comes here with some baggage. he was, in fact, kick off of his college team at missouri. it is a big risk that the former second round pick is coming to philadelphia now coming up later on at 6:00, we will hear from the head coach, doug pederson on why this football team decided to take a risk on dario green-beckham. that is the store friday citizens bank park i'm don bell, back to you in the studio. drama, drama, drama. >> thank you. coming up in the next half an hour new technology that can help you time out your road trip and how long you have to wait at red lights

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flooding. cbs news reporter don champion has the latest from louisiana. >> reporter: larry lee felt helpless as he watched flood waters swallow his town. >> i kind of expected it, but i just could not picture it. >> reporter: for days, residents and south of of baton rouge louisiana knew water was coming. in just a matter of hours lee's mother's home flooded. his cold be next. >> yeah, i got a lot of friend that are losing everything. i have friend that drove out and lost everything. >> reporter: as water rose volunteers from a local college filled sandbags for homeowners, determined to protect their property. >> people here in or rent owe and other part of the assession parish say they are bracing for possibility of at least another foot of water by tonight. to the north in baton rouge, flood waters are finally receding, water was up to the roof of this home, and now you can see the entire structure. governor says 40,000 homes are

damage, and about 20,000 people had to be rescued. >> we understand there is still a lot of people suffering. >> reporter: some flood victims are getting their first look at their damaged homes. >> it looks devastating, you know but it is not, it is just something we will deal with and get better and make it happen. >> reporter: even with massive property damage many residents are determined, to rebuild. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a california man is facing arson charges in connection with a large wild fire that continues to burn north of san francisco. police called 40 year-old damon anthony patchlick a serial air is in. he is accused of starting several other wild fires in lake county this year. more than 4,000 acres and nearly 200 homes and businesses have burned in this most recent blaze since saturday. >> i lost a collection of california history. my grandfather, he started a sacramento boy's band in 1917,

pretty much my whole life was inside that building there. >> authorities say that the clayton fire has caused more than ten million-dollar in damage and left thousands homeless. a fire fighters in colorado snapped this incredible picture, this is a fire tornado, photo was taken at beaver creek wild fire near colorado/wyoming border. the fire tornado was forced by intense rising heat and swirl wind. the beaver creek wild fire has been burning since mid-june and it is not expect to be fully contained until october. parents of the two girls who fell 40 feet from a ferris wheel at a fair in tennessee are now speaking out. six year-old riley reynolds suffered a traumatic brain injury in that accident last week. her sister suffered a broken arm. investigators say worn riff on thed cause the ride to tip over as wheel turn. today the girl's mother said she could see the seat tilting and yelled at operator to stop the ride. >> he looked at us ape said we

just watched them tumble out one by one. she's laying on the ground and she said that she was alert through the whole thing, she remembered it all but riley on the other hand, we thought she was dead honestly. >> a 16 year-old girl was also injured on that ride. former philadelphia mayor michael nutter is strongly defending his administration against claims of financial miss management. tonight the city's chief fiscal watch doggies questioning tens of thousands of dollars in spending. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in center city with the details on this, joe. >> reporter: good evening to you. spending here is in regards to trips and special projects out of the special fund that drew money from the philadelphia marathon. late this afternoon in a statement from mayor michael nutter, through a war of word he called alan butkovitz a liar and a snake and mayor nutter says he was not even a part of this inquiry. a $50,000 trip for city

officials to rome ahead of the papal visit, rooms at courtyard by marriott for another 50,000 during world meeting of families, $700 in overrides, even an $80 pair of shoes all paid from a non-profit known as mayor's fund which gets its cash from the philadelphia marathon. >> it appears former chairperson used the reserves account as if it the were a special slush fund. >> reporter: controller alan butkovitz in a news conference on tuesday morning claimed desiree peter kin-bell a former official with the nut are administration provided zero receipts, invoices or explanations for more than $100,000 in spending, including those shoes bought at macy's. >> this extraordinarily dangerous, complete thely unacceptable and it is particularly concerning in an administration is hallmark was transparency and honesty. >> reporter: butkovitz and team of investigators also called into question former mayor michael nutter's knowledge of how the reserve

fun operated. >> for some reason the mayor didn't want to have that scrutinized. they go through this procedure that has no receipts, no information. >> reporter: ashley is executive director of the fund. controller said that she tried to raise concerns, while working under peter kinbell but was silenced. she admits to having questions about the spending. >> the question was whether this other fund had the same level of over site. >> reporter: about that war of word here is a statement from former mayor nutter, and i quote there is no truth in what he says, every expenditure was proper and for an approved purpose and he never talk to either desiree peterkin-bell or myself, about any concerns, which is standard procedure, before releasing the slanderous liable us and vicious bile from his mouth. he is a sad and sick person says former mayor michael nutter. to that end alan butkovitz spokesperson got back and said mayor nutter had a

non-response because of a lack of documentation, nutter also questioning the timing of this saying there are numerous law enforcement investigations descending on the city, he left it at that. reporting live from center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news the country of kosovo is honoring late son of the late vice-president joe biden. they are naming the road after beau biden. he served in 2001 as an interim legal advisor on post war kosovo. the vice-president arrived in kosovo today for his final visit as vice-president. beau biden died last year of brain cancer at the age of 46. welshing still to come on "eyewitness news" the cost of a life saving medical device is sky rocketing, putting it out of reach for some families, even children who need it. how the manufacturer, explains that cost coming up. meet stubby who is real, we will explain, coming up. kate? excessive heat warning

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on the cbs-3 healthwatch, 15 million people in the you had have foodal squeeze, lot of them children. families with severe allergies often rely on epi-pens but cost of those life saving pens has gone up dramatically. health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on how families are reacting to this. >> reporter: they are not happy, that is for sure. cost of epi-pens has gone up 480 percent since 2009, the device is inject epinephrine or synthetic adrenaline to minimize swelling from an

allergic reaction. some families who depend on them are suddenly paying a lot more. epi-pen is never far away in the this household where dinner time. >> this is our mexican pizza a. >> reporter: is a cautious time, of the family's six children, two have severe food allergies. three-year old kora and seven year-old elie, why both girls never leave home without their packs. >> always good to have it with me. >> reporter: as a baby her allergic reactions were so severe hives covered her entire body, her family has twice used a epi-pen to save her life. >> her lips turned blue she was unable to breathe. >> reporter: they have to replace them every year when they expire. they remember paying as little as $80 for them five or six years ago before they switched to a higher deductible health plan. >> when we went to go have it filled it was 600. >> reporter: pharmacies paid slightly more than $100 for two pack epi-pens, the price

has sky rocket todd more than $600. bloomberg senior medical reporter robert says the manufacturer of the device myland have a virtual monopoly after main competitor launched a recall last fall. >> this brand new epi-pen, it is line clean innings to allergist, it is a name they know and trust. >> reporter: in a statement mylan says epi-pens prices to better reflect important product features and value the product provides, saying we have made a significant investment to support is the device over the past years. now the company does have coupons which allowed many families to pay nothing out of pocket, but those coupons are worth $100. so families with high deductibles are still on the hook, for the majority of that cost. and it is a difficult situation for these families. >> really is, thank you. well, there are some strange creatures living at the bottom of the ocean. and then there is this. like a whole other category

thinks stubby a googledy squid that kind of looks fake but we're told he is not. he was discovered by researcher live streaming an expedition off the ocean floor in california. they encountered a few other strange specimens but it was stubby, really who really stole the show. >> any questions about stubby. >> i just don't know. >> he doesn't look real. >> look at the eye ball. >> they look like the ones you would put on construction paper. >> yes. >> maybe a kid dropped it off the boat or something. >> don't touch it, this is a rare animal. >> rare find. >> we're tracking storms, tonight guys. we have been dealing with seven days now of extreme heat. you said it earlier it felt so much worse. >> it did. >> then yesterday. it was dew points back in the 70's and we felt difference outside today. it feels like 105 right now. yesterday we got a tiny break still a hot day at 94 degrees

but humidity dew points back in the 60's. today in the 07's. heat and humidity feeding this line of storms moving from the west. lets look at what is happening right now we will go outside, our roof cam showing just a few puffy cumulus cloud, blue skies, almost heart to believe we have had ugly looking storms charging your way from the west. closest one right now over lancaster county moving into chester county as well and that is getting here, likely by the 7:00 o'clock hour around third philadelphia it will weaken before it gets here. these storms have been weakening slightly off to the west but we are seeing a lot have of storms really intensifying thanks to the heat and humidity and a strong wind threat with these storms as well. we had winds in reading measured at 48 miles an hour. the lets look at is what happening. storm scan three shows this line of of storms blowing up extending down from the poconos into the lehigh valley and all the way down to this storm right here over portions of chester county and into lancaster county. that is where we have a severe thunderstorm warning at the moment. i want to zoom in on this area

but first show you severe thunderstorm watch, in effect, for the entire area it does not include the shore, and it does not include central and southern delaware. rest of the areas in this watch until 11:00. despite it going until 11:00 i think biggest threat for severe weather will be in the next three hours until about 8:00 and then i wouldn't be surprised to see this warning be cancelled or systematically scaled back through remainder of the evening. receipts check with our eyewitness weather watchers and see what they are looking at outside. temperatures to the south and east still in the 90's, well in the 90's as well. ninety-six as we check with jenny janssen in cherry hill. some sunshine. she said dew point is 77, and her heat index now is 112 degrees. we have got 92 degrees as we check north and west of the city. still in the city in chestnut hill. he says another hot kay. heat index at my house hit 110. dew point high 76 degrees dew point. not very comfortable. 90 degrees heading down to the

first state of delaware and check with john dell in glassco at 87 degrees there sunshine peeking out. maybe a thunderstorm cooled it down a bit. lets look at one severe thunderstorm warning we have in effect over the lehigh valley over right now north and south white hall township emmaus, saucon valley and moore until 6:00 o'clock tonight. we have more storms really rumbling off to the south that we will continue to watch as we go through remainder of the evening. again we are in a severe risk, through the remainder of this afternoon and tonight. slight risk for severe weather. it is not in effect for the shore and southern delaware, we are not seeing warnings and watches extend down in that region just not enough instability, biggest risk north and west and that is what we have seen so far. temperatures right now 94 in philadelphia. ninety-five in dover. eighty-seven in atlantic city. we have talk about the dew points look at that dew .75. dew point at this time yesterday was 68. big difference. we are back to the

insufferable range and heat will stick around. trim back a little bit but look at the cool air up here we have got to wait until next week before we can tap into some of that. so for the rest of tonight strong thunderstorm still possible early otherwise mostly cloudy at 76 degrees. tomorrow partly sunny, less humid, it looks like it is still part of the heat wave with a high of 90 thursday 88. friday back to 90. chance for stray thunderstorm this weekend as well. next tuesday looks like a beautiful day but we have to wait. nicole and jessica back to you. miami based mural artists ren writer has been on a world tour since april and so far he has painted 12 muralness seven different states but there is something about these mural that is make them unique. >> his latest stop was in philadelphia. cbs photo journalist ed spay was there to check it out. >> i'm going with today a mixture of yellow, white, and some kind of a turquoise. my name is renda writer a

mural artist. what i do is create world piece murals. just writing world peace over and over and over. >> the reason i did this is because you have to do something with your life. you have to do something with your time. i think that world peace is very important. i think that we need to be reminded of these two words. we need to be reminded of it as a concept. i'm not solutional. i do not think doing a bunch of murals will literally create world peace but do i think that it will tap into the energy necessary to start us on that path. >> his message is world peace. that is what we are about also. our company, we have been here for 20 years and his message coincides with what we do as well. >> i love how philly treats

its art. they put emphasis and importance on public art and it does a lot for the community. it does stuff thaw cannot even quantify or describe, how does art impact people. welshing i don't know but it does. it definitely does. it is 13th hural of its kind in seven states i'm happy to be right here in the city of brotherly love, philadelphia. >> welcome to philadelphia good message. still ahead on "eyewitness news" ladies are dominating the olympic

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appear in an episode of the young and restless or bold and the beautiful. >> young and restless stars could you go david-sons and steve burton will be at sugar house to meet fans. you can get more information at cbs philly.com. rio's biggest fashion trend patriotic fingernails. >> kelce knight from the insider joins us with more. >> we have the olympic stars nailing the game in tonight's insider style guide. >> in gymnastics simone biles nails it. >> reporter: in more ways than 14 time gold medalist simone biles not only olympian painting the town red, white and blue, the digital deputy beauty director sophia panic says this is the trend that has taken over rio. >> it has exploded. we are seeing more individuality proving to be a girly girl and tough athlete at the same time. >> in one does it like simone. >> everybody is talking about simone biles, she's got great beauty great nails. you can see them on snap chat.

she had silver tips in red, white and blue. it was awesome. >> undefeated. >> reporter: kerry walsh-jennings had accent nail where four of the nails were red and one was blue. >> breaks the world record. >> she's on her way to history. >> reporter: so chic, much more tonight on the insider, nicole, jessica back to you in the studio. >> how about that accent nail, one red, one is blue. >> get all of your hollywood news tonight and every week night at 7:30 watch the insider right here on cbs-3. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. a stunning fall for grace for a ones promising politician, kathleen kane resigns after getting convicted of several crimes. we will tell you what is next for kaine pennsylvania attorney general's office now that she's stepping down, kate? excessive heat warning still is in effect but now we have a severe thunderstorm watch to talk b we will track storms on storm scan three. i will tell you when they could get to philadelphia and whether they will take the heat with them when they go. that is all coming up at 6:00.

plus paying a price for winning the lottery new tax for hitting the jackpot. one of the highlights of the summer down the shore, how organizers are making sure that the heat doesn't cause problems for people, checking out the big atlantic city air show. we're live and a major shake up a at attorney general's office. kathleen kane resigns after becoming a convicted felon. now, familiar face is taking over for her at the attorney general's office, good evening, everyone i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer. ukee is off tonight. former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor will go from second in command to the top of the ag's office when kane officially steps down in less than 24 hours. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live with more on the shake up and what is next for kane, david. >> reporter: jessica, attorney general and convicted felon kathleen kane will be a

private citizen thomas opposed to business when she steps down from her post but she will spend two months waiting to learn if she will serve time behind bars. not even 24 hours after a montgomery county jury found kathleen kane guilty on all nine counts, of perjury and related charges, kane, once a rising star in the democratic party, announced she will resign on wednesday n a brief one sentence statement, the attorney general said quote i have been honored to serve the people of pennsylvania, and i wish them health and safety in all of their days, end quote. kane was convicted of deliberately leaking information to get revenge against a former state prosecutor named frank fina, prosecutors say that she did it after bad press. kane's number two former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor, will fill in until a new attorney jennies named. he spoke from harrisburg this afternoon. >> i don't know that anybody is prepared to assume a job of this nature. i