well, we're in the middle of another hot and steamy day a heat advisory is in effect for our area. if you have to be outside in it like these construction workers in center city, take it easy and stay hydrated. many area students just went back to school, this weekend and they are already getting a break. this heat is forcing some local schools to call an early

dismissal today. good afternoon i'm natasha brown in for brooke. aim jim donovan. will we sweat through the entire weekend lets get a first look the at the forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 sky deck, katie. >> thankfully it looks like we will see relief through the course of the weekend but for now heat is here and that advisory you mentioned lasted until 6:00 this evening until it end up getting extended for yet another day. heat index values are high, already, as we hit high noon here. we will start off by looking at the actual advisory itself and again, last until 6:00 tonight as of right now for entire state of delaware, spilling in maryland and across southeastern pennsylvania and west central new jersey. it is your most urbanized corridor and out toward resort towns it is hot. when we look at these feels like values, guys, this is brutal stuff. it feels like it is in the triple digits in dover, delaware. when we see magenta on the contour happen it is getting very, very steamy. even at hunt poke help it feels like 80's.

allentown at 91. these are values that factor into the heat index with the humidity. actual air temperatures are in the upper 80's right now. storm scan at least that is quiet, we have more sun right now in the city and most every where else, then anything, and as day progresses we anticipate you will top off officially right around 93, coming offfully close to a very long standing record. that was last set this 1884. we will see how we do. we will get enough unshine we may break that record but regardless still calling at this point for high of 93 degrees in the city. there could still be a spotty shower, thunderstorm with enough heating of the day to get that willing. it would be a scattered situation if it happens out there but regardless, still hot, and still steamy, and eventually this will wind down but not the even as we hit tomorrow. we will have more details on timing on when that will occur , brooke.

and, announcement yesterday that they would be closing all schools today, at noon time, because of the excessive heat. they tried to give an early head up for people who have young children so they can make plans but because it is too hot to learn it is also too hot, to play sports. they have cancelled all after school activities, just like you would have on a snow day because transportation closing down the buildings, they have cancelled the after school activity but they have extended that to tomorrow. so that means, no high school football, of course, which will disappoint a lot of people. i asked school district athletic director about the decision. >> a lot of our teams do play

on turf. we have that added heat help it becomes very hot. you have extra pads, and helmets and it is a full game. not a scrimmage or practice where you can take time and cool off inside it is a full game that we have to play and it is just very concerning to have that, during this heat advisory. >> reporter: now do you think kid would be running out of school. they are meandering because it is so hot right now. with this high school football games, nine of the 12 cancelled are in division. the those will be played on monday, but the three that are out of district will have to be scheduled when it accommodates the other school. live from ben franklin high school i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much, cleve. developing this noon, florence township school district is under lock down while police search for a shooting suspect. chopper three over the scene at west front street between woodlawn and bodine street. this is closed for police investigation. we are told a person was shot in the arm there. police are searching for a man wearing dark clothing, and

long pants with a towel wrapped around his head. in one is allowed in or out of florence township schools at this time, but district officials say that all of the students, and staff are safe. well, still this afternoon police in hunting park section of philadelphia are searching surveillance video for the gun man who hot three time right off of their bicycles early this morning. it happened around 1:30 near fifth and erie when a 17 year-old boy was shot in the back, and his 18 year-old friend was shot in the leg. a 44 year-old man was also, shot in the back. and they are all in stable condition, the at this point at temple hospital. natasha in other news a driver is under arrest and facing several charges, this noon for allegedly leading police on a chase through two philadelphia neighborhoods. now, amazingly no one was seriously hurt. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao has the story. >> shot this, 7002, trying to run my partner down. he was going wrong way on e

street southbound on e street. >> reporter: frantic moments in kensington thursday night captured on police radio. investigators say a woman in the stolen vehicle drove at police into an officer was forced to open fire. >> at this point in time, the vehicle behind me, fan, operator of that cherokee came toward the officer. the officer discharged his weapon, one time. >> reporter: this started around 9:30 at e and clearfield street. police were just wrapping up a traffic stop when they spotted a woman in her 30's traveling wrong way on clearfeel. the officer's shot, shattered the windshield but even that didn't stop the driver. injured were told she kept going down wrong way down e street, another one way street. she was driving the vehicle before it was stolen just yesterday. >> we know the vehicle is stolen. that is at least one reason that we know. don't know if she was in in other status. we know that is one of the reasons she alluded police. >> reporter: after a 2-mile chase, police eventually caught up to the suspect, in port richmond. this was the scene overnight at ann and richmond streets.

the suspect's suv on two wheels and pinned by philadelphia police crews. >> particularly in this case when it is somebody, at you, everybody is, significantly injured. >> reporter: woman was arrested and taken to temple for treatment of a minor injury. police say they do believe the that the woman was hit in the finger by the gun fire but overall they say that she's lucky that she wasn't killed and lucky she didn't seriously injure officer or anybody else who lives nearby. reporting outside round house jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pennsylvania has first case have of zika virus transmitted through sex. department of health says that the patient had sex with their partner who had traveled to a area where zika transmission is occurring. officials are recommending residents who traveled to zika affect area to practice safe sex. zika is a illness that has been linked to birth defects including microcephaly which causes new borns to be born, with smaller than normal

heads. wells fargo is facing a massive fine, and you could get money soon. regulators say employees created about 2 million bank and credit card accounts on behalf of customers, but those customers didn't know about it. then the employees would move money from the customer's real accounts and, came back, all of the affect customers. and i wanted to apologize for an inappropriate air gesture that made it on our air a short time ago after

cleve bryan's story. we want to apologize again for that. now, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" north korea claims it has successfully tested its fifth nook, we are at the white house where president obama is promising, serious consequences, after this latest launch. both sides of the aisle come together on capitol hill to march 15th anniversary of 9/11. we will be right fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life.

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obama's, and, after north korea, and most powerful nuclear weapon yet. >> president and other test violate international, and craig boswell has very latest from the white house. >> reporter: north korea says it tested a powerful nuclear war head that could be mounted on a police tics missle at main nuclear site overnight. the test, triggered a magnitude 5.3 tremor. >> officials from south korea, japan and u.s. quickly condemned the test. white house calling it a grave threat to regional security. >> it is fair to say, that russia, you had, everybody should have try to instill, monitor, precisely what took place. >> reporter: president obama was briefed on the incident as he traveled home from his trip to asia. in a lengthy statement, he says that the you had, does not and never will accept north korea as a nuclear state. president says north korea's test would be met with serious

consequences. >> every time we condemn them, they come back, to us, with another test. >> reporter: just this week country launched three missiles while china hosted world leaders at g20 summit. officials say nuclear test in the only violate u.n. security council resolution but raises concerns that the communist nation is a step closer to building a nuclear war head. capable of reaching u.s. mainland. >> craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we are just about two months away, from election day and count on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the campaign 2016. new poll shows that a tight race in a number of critical battle ground states between donald trump and hillary clinton. in pennsylvania, clinton lead her republican rival by five points. >> today democratic presidential nominee will sit down with foreign policy leaders at new york's historical society, to shape her campaign platform.

donald trump meantime will attend the values voter summit in washington d.c., before heading off to rally with supporters in pensacola, florida. now the 50th anniversary of the september 11th attack -- 15th anniversary of the september 11th attack and today u.s. house is set to vote on a bipartisan bill allowing families of 9/11 victims to sue the government of saudi arabia. fifteen of the 19 highjackers on september 11th, were from saudi arabia. president obama may veto bill over concerns it would expose americans overseas, to legal risk. meanwhile members of the congress, walk down the capitol steps this morning, to mark that september 11th, 2001 date. speaker of the house paul ryan, senate minority leader nancy pelosi and others spoke at the solemn occasion. they called for americans to unite in honoring memory of that day. well in, other news nissan is recalling over 120,000 cars and suv's after a report of brake fluid leak that resulted in fires.

recall effects 2015 to 2017murano's and 2015 through 2017 maximas equip with intelligent cruise control. >> company will notify owners within 60 days and make repairs, for free, but if you have one of these cars, they ask you to just park it, outside, until they are all fix. well, also the faa is warning travelers don't use your samsung galaxy note seven phones on planes. there have been numerous reports of the galaxy note seven phones catching fire, and just last week samsung stopped selling the phones and recalled more than 2 million of them in ten countries. now the faa doesn't want passengers to turn honor charge the note seven phones while on board, planes or leave them in checked baggage. dozens of tourist including three children are back on solid ground after a frightening night dangling high above the french alps. the ordeal started yesterday when cable got twisted on the

month long scenic railway, 12,000, feet off the ground. helicopter started the rescue until rough conditions, forced officials to leave 45 people up there overnight. and they are backup on the ground now with no serious injuries. >> stay with us everyone still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> double entertainment in town could mean trouble the trouble on the road, how adele and the boss, could be behind some big backups, katie. um-hmm, well, just into the weather center our heat advisory has been extended folks but i promise you there is relief on the way, you may have to wait a little while i'll tell you when it gets here all coming up.

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craziness on our morning show today, the eagles pep band was on hand to provide a sound track as we prepare for the eagles season opener sunday against the browns and, of course, you can watch the game, right here on cbs-3. and what move was that. >> yes. >> i am a professionally trained dancer, and, and, and, and, and, right now, and, my gosh fun being outside in the heat. it doesn't feel like football weather just yet, not to me anyway i promise that we, and, transition made here, but i have to say as soon as i heard that drum line, hit that this morning i got so pumped for football season and again we will have much more football-like weather to enjoy. i mentioned just before the phrase there is breaking news in the weather center that

heat advisory has now been since extended. we will go back out to the same graphic and it has been expanded to include the shore towns, here, so out to eastern most new jersey and coastline heat advisory is now extended until 7:00 o'clock tomorrow night, and, we will turn our early surprise quite frankly because we knew it would be hot tomorrow so that isn't the bigger surprise in the world. storm scan still showing signs of life far off in the distance the beginning of the next system a frontal boundary that will fizzle nearby and we had another passage that will take place tomorrow. that next front is the one that hooks us up, with the more comfortable, air that comes our way in the days ahead. so for now, it is brutal this afternoon feeling as hot as 103, maybe hotter then that depending on your location as high as 100 tomorrow but then you you start to see some sweet relief and crazy that flirting with 90 still feels so cool but by comparison it sure will. all of the common sense things that we always talk about if you have have to be outside in this kind of heat are here for you once more. and, if you don't have a

benefit of air conditioning, remember that your car equals an oven in just a matter of minutes, check on the elderly and children a lot of them have been let out of school for the rest of the day. so make sure everyone is staying comfortable. actual air temperatures are in the lower 90's from philadelphia down to wilmington and all of southern new jersey. it is not quite as bad further north or inland you travel but it is still brutal stuff. outside palmyra cove nature park, center city sky line we have, of course south philadelphia and stadiums and further down, further inner to chester, we have got the philadelphia union match coming up here tomorrow so tall tall on energy stadium tomorrow evening it will be toesy with the southeasterly wind flow. there may be a spotty thunderstorm in the area at that point there because that is when this next cold front comes along but regardless, boys in blue will be taking on montreal and then eagles game day on sunday this is where that transition start to take place. we will start off on sunday with perhaps, a left over shower but it looks like skies start to clear, it turns out sunny, humidity starts to drop

and we are smooth sailing, essentially here from that point forward. so just got to get through today and tomorrow in terms of the heat by sunday we will take that transition and we will run with it on monday, beautiful weather, for everyone to head back to work, and school, jim, back to you. >> we will be following some breaking news right now chopper three over spring street in trenton mercer county where we have been told that one woman was shot and killed, within the hour. woman's name has not yet been released, police in trenton have made no arrests, we will keep you up to dayton this breaking story as we learn more on tv and anytime on cbs philly.com. we will be r

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