kick in she's now former tone general of pennsylvania, bruce castor now at helm until election. two days, after she was quick of a felony once rising political star went to work as the attorney general for the last time. kathleen kane did in the go to harrisburg on her last day as state's top law enforcement officer, she went to her office in scranton her hometown. >> it is bitter sweet. i loved my job. i'm proud of the work we have done. >> reporter: kane is now without a job and without a law license. she's also a convicted felon. waiting to learn her event isens. none of that seemed to phase her as she stopped to talk to reporters. >> hopefully once thinks all over, i can justin to do what i love to do. >> reporter: kane says that is fighting the drug war and protecting children but it is not clear when or if that will happen because she could go to prison. she was quick of deliberately leaking information to get revenge begins a former state prosecutor after bad press. jury found her guilty on all nine counts of perjury-related charges. she could face seven years

behind bars. >> really i don't have any regrets. i tried to live my life without any regrets and i try to live every day like it is my last and do the best job as i can every day. i have marie cigarettes. i hope people see we have done our best and all of the work we have done and, you know, sometimes, the price is high. >> reporter: former attorney general kathleen kane will appear before a judge october 24th for sentencing. her attorneys are appealing the montgomery county jury's decision. reporting live david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in the race for president the economy, and national security, are the hot topics on the campaign trail today. hillary clinton is talking about investments in taxes. and donald trump is getting his first intelligence briefing. >> donald trump talked about his plan to take on terrorist with advisors and congressional leaders in trump tower wednesday afternoon. >> fbi... >> reporter: meeting came ahead of his first classified intelligence briefing but trump is shaking his campaign

staff with less than 90 days before the election. steven bannon who runs breitbart.com is the coe and kelly ann conway is a new campaign manager. paul paul manafort will be chairman. >> you don't have a shake up like this, you don't take top person and push him aside as they to to paul manafort. >> reporter: hillary clinton said trump will be trump no matter hoe has running the campaign. he is still the same man who insults gold star families, demeans women, mocks people with disabilities and thinks he knows more about isis then our generals. >> reporter: yes. >> there is no new donald trump, this is it. >> reporter: clinton did not talk about her e-mail problems, fbi handed over nets from its investigation of her private e-mail server to congress, and republicans are dissecting the notes to see if she committed perjury when she testified before the house select committee on benghazi. clinton maintains she told the

truth to congress and the fbi. >> today quinnipiac university released new polls showing clinton with large lead in the battle ground states of colorado and virginia, but she and trump are in a virtual tie in iowa. meanwhile, governor chris wristy accompanied trump to the intelligence briefing, raising new concerns about his absences from new jersey. this comes as a standoff drags on over the gas tax there it was a big protest over that issue. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in cherry hill with more on that, cleve. >> reporter: because there is no gas tax, there is no funding for transportation fund and route 70 here is yet to be repaved as it was scheduled today to do but today construction workers left the lawmakers like senator james beach know they want construction projects restarted, transportation trust fund funded and they want to go back to work. the stalemate over new jersey's transportation trust

fund is pushing some construction workers, who have been out of work for almost seven weeks, to the brink of desperation. >> it is great, the stress. >> reporter: jermaine from pine hill brought youngest of his four kids to a demonstration wednesday a at legislative office of senator jim beach. >> schooltime right around the corner, school supplies, school clothes need to be bought and without us going to work i don't see that happening. >> what do we want? when do we want it. >> reporter: governor christie put a halt to hundreds of road and bridge projects after state lawmakers refused to replenish the fund. the 23 cents per gallon increase to the state gas tax the assembly is willing to reduce sales tax to appease governor christie, the senate is not. takes semmably speaker vincent preate issued a call for action saying it is time to puttying owe as side and sit together in the same room and stay there until we resolve this crisis. senate president sweeney said we are focused our attention to obtain votes to a prove

bipartisan plan approved by senate budget committee. it is superior man that includes responsible tax cuts. christie had this to say. >> recent conduct both in the budget, and regarding ttf it does than the give me any hope. >> reporter: todayes is out of state with donald trump something many of seen too much. >> extremely frustrating and i place the blame on the governor. >> reporter: today senator beach's office said they have no comment about the demonstration outside of their office. also those highway workers protested on it side senator madden's office in turnersville. they will continue to travel around the state, bringing up their voice, until the transportation trust fund issue is resolve. in cherry hill, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. did you notice difference when you stepped outside? it is less humid but definitely still hot outside. youngsters are finding ways to keep cool in philadelphia's logan circle and the heat could fire up some storms later on. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with her first forecast and more on that, kate.

>> reporter: hi there nicole. the last night i said today might be coolest 90-degree day we ever felt and it does. it is still a hot august day but compared to the mid 90's and compared to the heat index values in the triple digits to day actually feels pretty nice outside. temperatures right now are in the upper 80's across the region. we have a couple lower 90's over south jersey. ninety-one in millville. ninety-one in atlantic city. eighty-nine in philadelphia i do think is there a good chance we will hit 90 for the day. we will see when that number comes in whether today counts as part of the heat wave. definitely feeling better with lower humidity and a breeze, dew point right now, 63 degrees. if you remember yesterday evening the dew point was 75 degrees. that is a huge difference. right now we are in the not bad range, and it really doesn't feel too bad out here. definitely still hot but not insufferable. storm scan three shows a few showers and storms firing up to the south and west as we zoom out you can see a few more and they are heading our way throughout the overnight hours especially for areas off to the south, and right around

11:00 o'clock or midnight we could see a few rumbles of thunder and flashes of lightening. we will track those storms and tell you which areas they will impact overnight and when we will see a real noticeable reduction in not only humidity but temperatures coming up when i join you inside, back over to you. kate, thank you. fire in south philadelphia send people in the street, overnight, roughly 75 fire fighters on nearly two dozen apparatus spent hours battling that two alarm fire. the smoke and flames forced many neighbors living at broad and wharton in the streets, some were still fast asleep. >> jumped outlooked out window and there was a guy just laying the horn on and like screaming, wake up, wake up. and, everybody, there is like people knocking on all of the doors, all of the doors along the block. >> one fire fighter was taken to the hospital, due to smoke inhalation and overheating. police are investigating a smash and grab robbery at former franklin mills mall in northeast philadelphia a

chopper three over the scene at philadelphia mills this morning. police say three men walk in the sales jewelry store about 10:30 and used sledge ham tours smash cases and getaway with diamond rings and gold. police are hoping to get more information from mall security cameras. "eyewitness news" on the scene after a car crashes in the building in voorhees. elderly woman was attempting to reverse her car in the parking lot and accidentally accelerated in the building. woman sitting in her desk inside was hit by a car. fortunately registered nurse saw the accident and was able to help that injured woman escape the crash. >> at that point it blew up, it went boom. at that point i was thinking of running out of the building because fire came through glass tops on me and then what i did was started to drag her on the rug. it blew blew up again at that point i was than the worrying about it i was trying to get her out of the door and i pick her up and i drag her out of the building. >> would the man was taken to a local hospital where she's

now in stable condition, the driver of the car was not injured. the philadelphia police department is mourning a former commissioner, john timmeney lost his battle with lung cancer. he was top deputy in new york when he was recruited by philadelphia's mayor ed rendell in 1998. he served as philadelphia police commissioner for four years, including during the 2,000 republican national convention. philadelphia's mayor jim kenney remembered his friend today. >> fine guy. i mean good friend. terrific police officer and commander. immigrant stock, shows what you immigrants can do in this country when given the opportunity and had a good sense of humor and good guy to hang out w i will miss him dearly. >> reporter: after philadelphia timmeney served as police chief in miami. he was 68 years old. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", robbed in rio or not? there are more questions now about whether olympic swimmer ryan lochte was robbed in rio. find out the judge a judge wants to see his passport.

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that she took her medicine. >> if patients are not taking their medications, as prescribed, or missing medication doses we know that they are at higher risk for potential complications. >> reporter: doctors say the smart pills are helping keep track of patients in ways that they never could before. >> it provides heart rate machine for functions, it gives us an idea of activity, and sleep cycles. >> reporter: riley parents hope technology will give her independent. >> right now we're in charge, but ten or 15 years from now, she took her medicine and i don't to have measure about it. >> reporter: giving everyone peace of mind. >> now children's health in dallas is first in the country to use this technology, in kid, remote technology like it is becoming very popular for a variety of things, keeping doctors and patients in touch, without having to be in the same room. it is convenient. >> yes. >> more you know better you can diagnosis.

>> yes, if you take medication like they tell you to it is all good. >> lava from a hawaii volcano has reached pennsylvania particular ocean and they want to make sure that they are safe. red hot lava hitting surf creates a plume of dense steam, and very popular with the 5,000 spectators who hike to that area last month. >> unbelievable video out of texas, man suddenly struck by lightening at his home while unloading groceries. a flash of light and then tim powell just forced to the ground by this. but keeping a cool head his wife who was also struck by the way actually dragged her husband into the house. powell was rushed to the hospital and we're told he is now recovering but my goodness, she was able to help him in that way despite being struck herself. >> that is power of mother nature is just incredible. >> what a night, we have crazy storms. >> there was one, i feel like it struck my house because it

was a quick blast, boom and then it came back on but it was a hot night. you don't want your power to go out, we can have a repeat performance of that tonight. best threat for storms is 12 midnight to 1:00 a.m. get ready to be woke ebb up. by a loud boom, crack of lightening, thunder outside. overnight once again and this storm developing off to the south. we will start off in maryland and delaware and they will expand to possibly include philadelphia a much like yesterday's threat, city north and west today's threat more to be the city, south and east, and, we're in the middle both days. right now beautiful evening outside, everything is quiet, take a quick look at live neighborhood network cameras showing a few cloud, over the sky line, and in the distance. and this ace cross the region. palmyra cove nature park, and, temperatures, in the 80's and, and, show you an excessive heat warning, and we will retire that for a few days

hopefully we will not see that one again this year but you never know we do still have have rest of august and september to get through. storm scan three shows us a a few showers that have fizzled back toward harrisburg area but there are more where those are coming from. as we side even out and zoom down to the south you can see showers, storms really firing up over higher terrain here of west virginia, into the state of of virginia and back in kentucky as well. that is what will be moving, generally to our south, through first part of the overnight. between 11:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. will be focus for these storms to get going a cross the region. take a look at temperatures and what it feels like. it feels better then it felt at this time yesterday. this time yesterday feeling like 105, now feels 15 degrees cooler then that. eighty-nine. feels like 90. that is close. still feels like upper 90's this dover and wildwood and 80's in reading and allentown. improvement has begun. it will be gradual but it is here. future weather does show showers and storms by 9:00 p.m. approaching eastern maryland over delaware and

south jersey around 11:00. tune in here on cbs-3 at 11:00. we will track these storms, and watch how they start to lift further north, 1:00 a.m. people in the philadelphia area may wake up once again to those loud cracks of thunder. it does clear out tomorrow morning. we will see sunshine in the afternoon, most of the day dry, just a stray shower and storm in the poconos and friday looks like another dry and mostly sunny day for us. severe threat, tonight, biggest threat kent and sussex county in delaware. we have a marginal risk for new castle county and south jersey including shore point for tonight. what to expect? showers and storms some severe mainly well off to the south, strong wind, heavy rain will be biggest threats with those storms and humidity is manageable for next two days. we have in the steamy not bad range where we are today but it does creep up again for the weekend. we will have have your full forecast coming up. we now have tropical storm fiona sixth named storm of the season, sixth named storms, f storm, fiona, gaston is next.

the it will stay well out to sea through monday so not a immediate threat to the united states but it is something we will be watching, right through next week. overnight 74 with a storm possible late, tomorrow could be an early morning possible and partly sunny 88 the high. your seven day forecast, looking warm but not too bad, we will look closer at that weekend coming up. i will tell you next week is looking pretty fantastic, finally. >> it business time. >> we could use that fantastic weather. cradle to crayons bringing together 500 volunteers for united backpack-a-thon. >> meant to lessen burden on disadvantage families. event provided school supplies for more than 30,000 children. representatives from local businesses like citizens bank and independent blue cross, were on hand, helping kid, kick off a new school year in style. still ahead on "eyewitness news", mcdonald's is often criticized foreign advertising kid with toys. >> latest happy meal give away is fun but not a toy and

parents might find it useful, don. a player scales the wall, initial to the stands and what did he after that, you have got to see, plus chase utley was must see tv himself begins phillies but fan favorite is saying after his epic return to citizens bank park sports

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the atlantic city air show returned to the skies today for 14th year planes from the blue angels and black knights soared through the sky showing off their breathtaking aerial maneuvers. to the large crowd beneath them. the air show attracts thousands of attendees and it is a major part of the atlantic city strategy to draw tourist outside the cities casinos. >> very nice. >> yes. don joins us. we're hearing for chase utley. >> yeah, we're still buzzing after last night. >> yes, people have been talking about this all day and rightfully so. what will he do for an encore? in two hours chase utley takes the field for dodgers at

citizens bank park. the last night former philly showed up, and showed off. now before he even stepped to the plate utley was drenched in cheers, he got a standing ovation before his first at bat and it lasted for more than a minute. later utley, followed it up with a solo home run and a grand slam. got a curtain call for both plays. well, today he talked about it on our sister station 94 wip. >> i was kind of anticipating, you know, an ovation but not nearly not that long and loud. it was so cool. that at bat went by extremely fast and it is one of the few that i will remember. i just wanted to do my best to show my appreciation and show my appreciation to the fans because they have treated me so well, for a very long time. >> banner night for utley but it was an embarrassment for phillies, they got smashed losing 15-five. pete mackanin has respect for

chase but he is not exactly willing to lay out the red carpet. >> he is a special guy, however, you know, after a loss last night i was than the real happy about the fact that he hit two home runs against it. i'm not going to sit here and praise him for what he did last night because it is not fair to my pitchers who gave up the home runs. >> okay. last night guys, cubs/brewers. check out first base man anthony rizzo of the cubs. look at what he does? this is one of the most ridiculous things you will ever see, scales the wall and fans get out of his way and he makes the catch. >> right there. >> simone biles would be impressed. >> he has nice form there. >> he stuck the landing. >> and caught the ball. >> look at him. >> never took his eye off the

ball. >> while traversing the stadium. >> that is pretty good. >> all right. well, coming up next, uber is not just for ride anymore. plus... >> nation's third largest insurance carrier is pulling back from the public health care exchange i'm alexandria hoff and i will tell what you this means for tens of thousands of customers affect in our area. and was he or wasn't he, more questions about whether olympic swimmer ryan rockty was robbed in rio, find out why a judge wants his passports. new at 6:00 turmoil in a delaware county school district why a superintendent contentious departure has some calling for a federal

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and, is pulling out of the affordable care act exchanges.

"eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30, good evening, i'm nicole brewer. ukee is off tonight. i'm jessica dean. they say they will start offering policies on individual exchanges in nearly a dozen states where it operates. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff says it will impact tens of thousands of customers in pennsylvania. >> reporter: for health care giant aetna their customers in the affordable care act exchange proved to ill and expensive thus chairman and ceo mark t burtleni that 2017 individual exchange coverage will be cut in 11 of 15 states. including, pennsylvania, where it serves around 31,000 customers. he sites pretaxed losses of more than 430 million, since january 2014. adding in part, as a strong supporter of public exchanges as a means to meet the needs of the uninsured we regret having to make this decision. aetna's decision follows similar scale backs bayou nighted health care and humana

along with 40 competitors. >> there is a mixture of economic and political theater going on. >> reporter: david frankford is a rutgers law professor specializes in health care policies. >> none of the major carriers have pulled completely out of the exchanges. because if they pulled completely out of the exchanges they are barred from being in the exchanges for five years. >> reporter: he feels that this indicates a strategic plan to push for loser requirements placed on marketplace providers while still banking on obama care success. >> in 20 18a number of healthier people who were allowed to keep their old policies, are no longer going to be able to keep them. they are going to flood into the market. >> reporter: but until then some customers especially in a rural areas will have to have make due with fewer and potentially more costly options. customers will not see a gap in coverage but will to have sign up for a new plan once open enrollment begins in november. aetna's obama care members in delaware will not ab affect.

reporting from blue bell, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". fire fighters are struggling to contain a wild fire burning out of control in the san bernardino county, california area. massive inferno is growing by the minute wiping out entire communities, in its path. correspondent chris martinez shows us what is causing that fire to burp with such intensity. >> reporter: massive blue cut wild fire has explode todd 30,000 acres about 60 miles east of los angeles. wild fire raced up and down ridges overnight burning entire neighborhoods to the ground. >> just devastating and it looks like it is just all the way around. so i looked that way and they won't let me go home. >> reporter: strong wind and dry brush has flames shooting thick black smoke 80 feet in the air. >> this is an area where fire fighters were overcome by flames and a couple were injured. >> reporter: more than a thousand fire crews were on the ground while helicopters and planes attack the monster blaze from the air. >> we're up against a fire

burning so aggressively that we are struggling to keep up. >> reporter: evacuation order have been issued for more than 80,000 people but some resident are refusing to leave mountain town of wrightwood. >> area of wrightwoodies in the middle of the smoke. >> we would hate for fire to over run your neighborhood and be stuck inn inside and not have a way out. >> reporter: several others are burning across the state, governor has declared a state of emergency. chris martinez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". death toll stands at 11 in the worst flood to go ever hit the state of lou san a flood watchers have mostly reseated in baton rouge and this is a common site. now debris outside of homes, residents are returning home from shelters to see what they could salvage. officials are checking homes and cars for bodies. musicians are lending a helping hand to flood victims, taylor swift recently donated one million-dollar towards flood relief, and she called the situation heart breaking and encouraged others to help out. lady gaga has said she's

planning to donate as well. brazilan authorities say they have more questions for ryan lochte and fellow u.s. swimmer. they are trying to figure out if they were robbed at gunpoint in rio sunday this morning police visited olympic village to seized passports of the lochte and the swim team had already moved out. lochte lawyer says his client is back in the u.s. and that he fully cooperated with authorities. meanwhile police arrested a senior international olympic official today as part of an investigation into ticket scalping. ireland's patrick hicky is accused of plotting with at least six others to illegally sell more than 1,000 tickets for the summer games. he became ill during his arrest and had to be rush to the hospital. vice-president joe biden is in the middle of his final trip to the balkans as vice-president, and in true joe biden fashion, he is having some fun. after a formal part of the vice tonight belgrade serbia the vice-president visited a bow people man district in the city where he was asked to dance traditionallal serbian

music by a performer there on the street. the ever unflappable vice-president didn't miss a beat, and played right along. >> look at him. >> fancy foot work there. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" moms, dads, care takers can't live without strollers and baby carriers but you some kid are ending up injured, we will tell you how to keep children safe coming up. uber isn't just for rocks anymore find out how you can sum on uber for food, kate. another round of storms tonight and temperatures are on their way down but we could be talking about another 90-degree day and more chances in the seven day forecast, we will have that when we come right back.

breaking news, chopper three live over the scene of a car accident in clementon, camden county, a car crashed in the pole we know four people have been injured. there were down wires in that area and right now the white horse pike is shut down at trout avenue in both directions. we're being told traffic will be tied up for some time in that area. right now uber is in the food delivery business,. >> today well known transportation company unveiled the uber eats app that allows users to get food from 100 philly restaurants delivered at uber speed n honor of the daze buy users can enjoy free deliver friday restaurant like howthorn's cafe, et cetera. for a full list of the participating restaurants go to cbs philly.com. mcdonald's is criticized for using toys to encourage

child children to eat unhealthy food. now they are taking a step in the right direction. children can expect to find wrist worn fitness trackers inside their happy meals. the trackers will blink at different speeds, depending on the child's physical activity. gadget will be available for four weeks. business class seats on some delta flights are about to get an upgrade. on some international flights, business class will now be all suites, your own bed, entertainment the system, storage space and don't to have climb over anyone to go to the bathroom. it starts next year in the fall. when someone falls asleep. >> you cannot move. >> like what do you do. >> i got to go. >> yes. >> strollers and baby carrier, and thousands of babies, to the accident we will tell you

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aid. they are also learning about disaster preparedness techniques and leadership skills. warning tonight about keeping your children safe in strollers and carriers. accidents are sending thousands of kid to the hospital each year. three on your side jim donovan tells you what you need to know to keep your little will ones out of harms way. >> reporter: when parents buy a stroller for their child safety is usually in mind but according to a new 21 year study in the journal academic pediatrics not every family is so careful. researchers found that 361,000 children age five and younger went to the emergency room for stroll error carrier-related injuries. that is two children every hour. topping the list of the most common injuries are children falling from the stroll error carrier, followed by the products tipping. >> products are generally safe, however, injuries do occur and these injuries can be is serious. >> reporter: traumatic brain injuries and concussions accounted for one quarter of the injuries. >> we know traumatic brain

injuries or concussions could have long term, consequences on development. so we want to make sure that parents are taking the steps that they can nerd to prevent these injuries from occurring to their children. >> reporter: nationwide children's hospital includes always buckling up children in the stroller, locking wheels to prevent it from rolling away and don't hang heavy bags or purses on the handles. so your baby stay safe and doesn't become a statistic. researchers say while overall number of injuries from strollers and carriers are high they did go down during 21 year study as manufacturer standard improved and there were more frequent product recalls. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. this study ended in 2010 but was published on line today in the journal academic pediatrics. kate bilo joins us with a look at our weather and what did you say coolest, 90-degree day we will have experienced. >> yes, it is an improvement for sure.

>> our top heat index today was about 90 degrees. that makes it by 8 degrees coolest feeling day we have had over the past eight. heat index was 98. so today feels fantastic, cleaner, and if this were a normal pattern or normal week we would talk about how warm and steamy it is because we are well above average but after a stretch of upper 90's with heat up decks in the triple digits, not feeling too bad at all. it will start getting better from here, next week, looks gorgeous. we will get to that in a moment. we will take you outside to where folks are enjoying a beautiful beach day, down the shore in ocean city where we have kid in the water, life guard still out, flags flying and board in fully affect this afternoon. the great day to be at the beach. little bit cooler down the shore then in the city and lots of sunshine for now. but if you are down the shore this week definitely keep an eye to the sky tonight as we put kid to bed possibly you may hear rumbles of thunder. it looks like the shore and

delaware beaches certainly will be in the threat zone for strong thunderstorms after the ten or 11:00 o'clock hour tonight. checking with our weather watchers this evening they are always keeping an eye on the weather, 92 degrees as we move over the river to delran, new jersey. ninety-two at allen's house. he says getting nicer. dew point down to 67. even better over next couple of days, and slowly see those dew points drop. they will rise this weekend though as front approaches we will talk about that front in a moment. jason is in middletown delaware 91 with sunshine. hot one. dew .66. dew points back in the 60's something to be thankful for. we have a hot of 95 on the thermometer at eileen murray an "s" who news gilbertsville, sunshine, humidity lower, that makes the heat tolerable. so that is really the story for today, everything feeling just a little bit more tolerable, not the best day we have ever had but at least we have nice weather outside down the shore, for phil's young grandson jonathan in ocean

city. we caught him on our camera. gary says just perfect summer style with those cloud up above, nice looking day to day, for sure. the lets look at what is going on temperature wise, that is 91 for daytime high, hot day still, and makes it part of the heat wave when we talk about that yesterday that the heat wave is continuing and right now it is an eight day heat wave and that makes this the longest of the season and fit ago this thinks worst heat wave we have had because it has been feeling awful for so many days, and this, of course, longest heat wave, the next one was one in late july where we had temperatures in the upper 90's as well. dew point has dropped to 63-degree dew point. yesterday was 75. knock off ten, 11, 12 degrees it takes us from insufferable to the not bad range between 60 and 65. you are feeling difference outside this evening. so feeling better then yesterday. yesterday at 5:00 he clock our heat index was 106 degrees where it peaked yesterday with a high of 94.

today's high 91 but hasn't been feeling much hotter then 90 degrees all afternoon at 5:00 p.m. heat index 16 degrees lower then yesterday. see a few storms firing up to the south and west and these will get here tonight. biggest threat south and east, these storms rumbling at ten or 11:00 they will move through delaware and move through at 1:00 a.m. tomorrow a stray sure or storm mainly to the north but mostly dry. friday looks like a dry day as well. watch the weekend, pop up showers and storms during saturday afternoon and as this next front approaches and that will come through sunday night but will eventually do is usher in the cooler pattern through early part of the next week and monday and tuesday looking really nice. the tonight increasing cloud, thunderstorm possible late, 74 is your low. tomorrow an early morning shower and then partly sunny at 88 degrees. try back to 90. upper 80's this weekend steam which pop up thunderstorms but next week is one to look out for. eighty-six monday. mid 80's, sunshine tuesday and

wednesday as well. >> nicole and jessica back to you. comedian amy schumer is revealing all in her first book the girl with the lower back tattoo. >> entertainment tonight spoke to amy all bit. et's cameron mathieson joins us from hollywood with their new interview. >> jessica and nicole we talk about her x's, j law and since amy has that infamous tat i thought i would get in the on the game. >> you have a great lower back area. >> that is very nice. >> are you really tan. >> i swim outside a lot. >> reporter: it was supposed to say every day i'm husseling, but... >> lets see fit is ready. >> okay. >> yeah, it looks great. it is perfect. it says the day. some have of it didn't come off. >> amy loved it so much, she instagramed it out to her 5 million followers. >> the author of the girl with the lower back tattoo is going strong, with boyfriend ben and she and custom furniture

designer met on the dating app. >> she is very supportive, loving and i think we're just really proud of each other. >> you recount your past relationship did you reach out to them and give them a head up. >> no, i change their name, ape, i was in a abusive relationship and lost virginity. >> amy is an author, movie, tv star, comedian and best with j law. >> her b day yesterday. >> yes, we're just sending her a route text but i did call her. i called her and talk about myself. i'm realizing. i talk about myself. she went thanks for calling me on my birth the day. >> oh, yeah. >> we have more with amy hear her interesting reaction to merrill street warning aim toy lay her in the movie tonight on et, jessica and nicole, back to you. >> all right. get your hollywood news tonight and every week night at 7:00 from entertainment tonight, watch it here on cbs-3. coming up a story that

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it works and why sales are soaring right now. a delaware county school system is being asked some tough questions, about a superintendent's departure. right now at 6:00 the issue he for the for that may have cost him his job. good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is off tonight. departure of the upper darby superintendent richard dunlap has some calling for a federal investigation. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in upper dash which more on that story, joe. >> reporter: jessica and nicole, good evening. is there turmoil at the top of this school district, however, despite all that we are told school will start on time, in just a few weeks, without any hitches, but, backdrop to all of this is that the attention revolving the superintendent, seems to deal with boundaries of elementary schools. doctor richard dunlap, a long

time educator and superintendent of the upper darby schools, clashed with school board members over policy, leading to his dismissal according to sources and state representative margot davidson. >> absolutely forced out. >> reporter: school board had a different take announcing dunlap would be retiring, this comes after weeks of speculation about his future at upper darby. >> that is what got us in the mess. we were not informed of the superintendent was on leave, when reporters started to question where is our superintendent, weeks before school starts, they were told it was a personnel issue, he is on leave. >> reporter: davidson and sources say dunlap ran a foul of the board and said he had ambitious policies to remap elementary school boundaries to create equity and relief crowd nothing schools. it was claimed at last night's board meeting the education department and federal government are examining the issue. >> these are some real issues of discrimination, the need to be looked at and doctor dunlap was just a breath of