cooler air start to move back in if you we have one shore day of this excessive heat. today's high so far, 94, and that ties the previous record and thinks record i have been talking about all week because i love breaking these old record, 1884, that means last time it was this hot on this date in philadelphia, was 132 years ago. just shows you how far above average we are, where record for to stand that long and to meet it here today. a very hot friday for us, temperatures fallen off a bit their afternoon highs. 93 degrees in philadelphia. ninety-two in reading. ninety-three in trenton. ninety-four in atlantic city. higher dew points through south jersey and delaware. take a a peak at our feels like temperatures dew points around 70, that makes it feel so much worse outside. right now we are in the oppressive range and it is feeling like the triple digits across south jersey, and delaware, feeling about 99 right now in philadelphia, heat advisory as i told you yesterday i thought it would be extended and indeed it has been. it goes until 7:00 o'clock

tomorrow evening but tomorrow night, change, wind of change blowing through the delaware valley just in time for eagles game. we will have more coming up in a few minutes, jessica. >> we will see you then. tens of thousands are converging on south philadelphia, in the heat to see two big stars in concert, bruce springsteen, and adele. the boss is playing a second night at citizens bank park after wednesday night's, record setting performance. and adele is playing a sold out crowd, at the wells fargo center. eye witt the necessary news reporter cleve bryan is live at citizens bank park with excited tailgaters. a lot of activity down there today. >> reporter: jessica, people are looking forward to rocking and sweating, the night away here in south philadelphia with adele and with bruce springsteen. the adele fans they get off easy because they are going inside and they will get air conditioning but bruce springsteen fans they are out sweating now. it will be a hot, afternoon and evening for them. as much ice as you can get,

eat in the shade and a cold drink in hand was recipe for tailgating friday afternoon before the bruce springsteen concert. >> it the is hot, but we're under shade ape we're drinking lots of water, maybe a little bit of beer, glass of water. >> i love it, i wish it were hotter. i got waters for when it gets cold, ice over my head, change my shirt. >> reporter: in the m lot outside citizens bank arc reward for showing up early was getting highly coveted parking says near trees and grass. >> because it is hot and we are trying to get shade. >> reporter: shade and water are exactly what experts recommend for going to an outdoor event during extreme heat a flying ice not only teams guy about can help lower your body temperature and avoid heat-related illnesses. all what sit to celebrate seeing the chance to see the boss if you don't make it inside for show. most people say it will be great no matter how hot it is. >> dancing, sweating, singing our brains out. >> reporter: it might sound something like this.

>> ♪ show a little faith because magic in the night you ain't a beauty but hey you are all right ♪ >> reporter: you cannot the sing beautifully like that with the drive out so make sure you hydrate early, if you haven't left work or home to head down to south philadelphia start drinking now. those tips and more live at 6:00. we are live down here in south philadelphia, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> fun night ahead cleve, thanks. reminder get latest on traffic conditions anytime on our web site at cbs philly.com just click on traffic tab at the top of that home page. heat sent some students in our area home early today, "eyewitness news" was outside ben franklin high school in philadelphia's spring garden neighborhood. because of the excessive heat philadelphia public and archdiocese schools dismissed at noon time. forecast anytime with your fingertips down load free cbs philly weather app available on itunes and google play. statistics from the national sexual violence resource center show one in five women and one in 16 men

experienced sexual assault in college. the university of pennsylvania student say that the circulation of a sexually suggestive e-mail, targeted fresh would hand shows their campus is not immune. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has details. >> reporter: with everyone they put up, a group of university of pennsylvania students, hopes to help take down, what they say is a systemic problem across campuses nationwide. >> i was disgusted. i thought it was very degrading, very sexist and it was the very embodiment of the culture. >> reporter: she's talking about a recent e-mail. >> tonight at your first showing so please wear something tight. >> reporter: allegedly sent by off campus fraternity, to a number of under graduate women. >> i felt owe tended by it. >> reporter: this is what the e-mail looks like so in protest and to raise a air wasness a group of penn students plastered these flyers all over campus. >> we wanted to take a stand and put our foot down and make

a statement across campus, that this behavior will not be tolerated. >> reporter: many students are noticing. >> i'm glad that they are out there. i think it is the responsibility of the men on campus to pay attention to this. >> reporter: their message is reaching far beyond city limits even gaining national the media attention. pennsylvania governor tom wolf and bob casey tweeted their support for students taking a stand. we stopped by address of the off campus fraternity house including in the original e-mail but no one came to the door. >> same as every other part bye guys making bad decision how to invite people. >> reporter: in response university officials released a statement that reads in part the text of the e-mail was offensive and has no place at pen pneumonia as university has made clear in its policies and protocols, sexual harassment and sexual assault are unacceptable and will not be tolerated on campus. at the university of pennsylvania. >> it keeps at least one person safe, then we did our jobs. >> reporter: anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

a new jersey appeals court has thrown out the 15 count conviction of the rutgers university student who was roommate of the tie letter clemente. court tossed bias intimidation counts against dharun ravi because of the change in state the law. it order aid new trial on the other count saying bias evidence tainted the jury's verdict. he was sentenced to probation plus 30 days in jail. clemente killed himself after being captured on a wep cam kissing another man. the search continues tonight for a shooting suspect in florence township, burlington county. police say gunman shot another person in the arm on west front street shortly before 10:00 this morning. chopper three over that scene as police searched for clues. shooting led to brief lock down of the florence township schools, they did reopen around noon. no arrests have been made in the deadly shooting in trenton. woman was shot and killed shortly after 11:00 a.m. in the 200 block of spring street, that victim's name has so far not been released nor has a description of any suspects. woman is under arrest for

allegedly leading philadelphia police on a wild pursuit in a stolen jeep, through kensington and port richmond last night. police say it all started when they tried to stop the woman from driving the wrong way down clearfield street. she allegedly drove right at them, forcing one officer to opened fire. but the chase ended in a crash on ann and richmond street. >> the operator, of the grand cherokee was driving out of control war quite sometime and officers there were not injured as well as very lucky that the lady driving that is not more severely injured as well. >> the suspect was treated at a local hospital for a hand injury, charges against that driver are pending. stolen men in other a is back in the the possession of the congress gauge beth solomon synagogue in northeast philadelphia someone was, caught on camera stealing it from the front lawn last month. synagogue tells "eyewitness news" that the young man returned it yesterday. no word if he was the one who stole it.

folcroft police officer who survived being shot seven times is heading back to work. >> reporter: officer chris dorman was honored during a 9/11 remembrance ceremony in media today. the officer dorman was among three delaware county law enforcement the officers recognized for demonstrating heroic actions in the line of duty. >> i'm glad it is timely here, ready to get back on with the formal routine and get back to work and do what i love doing. >> to see how many people support us and people see how things can drop at times it is just nice show of support from everybody. >> reporter: officer dorman was shot june 24th while responding to a call about drug activity, police arrested alleged shooter daunte brooks that same day. catholic students celebrated the school with their voices, musical performance. students lined the steps of the cathedral basilicas bishop fitzgerald welcomed back

students of the 120 elementary school, 17 high schools and four schools of special education, of the archdiocese. welcome back. west philadelphia's first ever international unity cup is underway. >> mayor kenney took part in the official kick off at city hall. more than 800 amateur soccer players are competing, 32 teams have signed up and those teams represent countries that are made up of immigrants or descendents from that nation. coming up on "eyewitness news", north korea tests a powerful nuclear war head and it is prompting harsh reaction and emergency global response. unprecedented warning from the faa, telling passengers to keep a certain cell phone off, while on board planes. we will tell you why, coming up. also it is technology that is changing the lives of people who need prosthetics to help them in their daily lives. health reporter stephanie stahl has he details from our science center when

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we are following breaking news right now chopper three is over a barricade situation, on the 200 block of south millock street in cobbs creek neighborhood. police say they were forced to shoot a man who had just shot his own sister.

the suspect then ran into a home on that block where he remains, swat team is on location, a assessing the situation, our nicole brewer is heading to the scene and we will bring you a live report from nicole on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. gm is recalling more than 4 million vehicles, to fix an air bag software defect that has been link to one death. vehicles involved in that recall are all from the 2014 to 2017 model years, they include models from buick, cadillac, chevrolet and gmc. gm says in rare cases a tiny computer that controls air bag deployment can go into test mode and that prevents air bag from deploying. gm says that the defect is link to at least one death and three injuries, we have a complete list of the affect models for you at cbs philly.com. nissan is recalling over 120,000 cars and suv's after reports of break fluid leaks that resulted in fire. now this recall effects 2015

to 2017murano and 2016 through 2017 maximas equipped with intelligent cruise control. the company says it will notify owners within 60 days these repairs will be free, but if you have one of these cars they ask you to park it outside, until they can get it fixed. on the healthwatch tonight, millions of people lose limbs every year, and in accidents or due to medical conditions like diabetes or cancer. many can be fitted with prosthetic arms and legs that can be very sophisticated. health reporter stephanie stahl has more now on the new technology. >> doctors and scientists are now able to create artificial limbs, that look and work almost like the real thing. and computers are now a big part of that rehabilitation technology. >> you see someone running. >> sophisticated computer technology that allows specialists at moss rehab to analyze movement.

>> here are muscles. do you see muscles running. >> reporter: this doctor the chief medical officer at the moss says that this gated motion analysis lets him monitor how patients are progressing through rehabilitation. >> that allows us to figure out are the muscles working correctly or are they turning on and off. >> reporter: he ace pioneer in the world of amputation rehab and prosthetics. >> little tips in my hooks give me precision. >> okay. >> i could take one single hair, and pull that out. >> reporter: he has a unique perspective being an amputee himself. he lost his hand in a burn that happened in medical school. chemicals had been mislabeled. >> at that point i thought would i not continue in medicine. >> reporter: he did and is now helping others who lost limbs with refine prosthetics. >> patients can do many more things that they were not able to to before this gripper for example has he six times more strength than what i'm wearing. >> reporter: from strength to aesthetics real looking hand

can ab attach to the prosthetics and movements are controlled by the up are arm. >> you would have muscles in your forearm, you would move and that then controls the hand. >> reporter: right. >> reporter: back in the lab once patients are fitted with arms or legs the doctor can help refine movements so patients can start feeling normal again. >> they can really get the emotional support of now having a device that will help them do more things. >> reporter: the doctor is also working with the rewalk technology at moss rehab which is allowing paralyzed patient toss walk again. from the einstein health care science center i'm's stephanie stahl. science is amazing. >> isn't it though. >> now we will go to the weather science. we are close to mid-september but it feels like midsummer. >> it is hot. >> yes, yes. >> right back to july last time it was this hot 130 universe ago.

there is only one guy from the planet and not completely confirmed, but also, from indonesia, born in 1807. he has a birth certificate to prove it. we should call him and find out. >> yes, we should. >> and, perhaps, you think about that a few years ago. >> isn't that amazing,hink something that stands for that long that most of us, that are alive on the plan death day were not around to witness but that record has now been at least tied waiting for official confirmation on the high today. there is a chance we broke that record in 2016 in 132 years people will be talking about that hot day in philadelphia lets take a look outside right now and show you what the art museum, looks like and it looks pretty nice outside looking from an air conditioned location, like a chopper, perhaps, or our studios feeling good in here but if you had to be outside today, working outside today it was dangerous heat. the heat index values as high as 102, 103 in a few pots, not the best day to be walking around philadelphia but you get a breeze off water walking on kelly drive and we saw

people playing in the fountains as well. lets look i've the neighborhood network camera looking toward city sky line. the beautiful light streaming from the clouds here over the city. not a ton of sunshine and sun has been limited to the north, temperatures in the higher to the south and then to the north, for today but we are at 93 degrees in palmyra right now. we are still seeing showers and thunderstorms popping up mainly to the north. the lets look at one right over the allentown area moving right across 22, up toward nazareth region, bethlehem and this could slow down the commute. not a lot with this just a shower but again for friday rush hour you don't need anything else snarling your travel plans so just a stray shower out there right now. the lets talk about record here. the atlantic city smashed record got to 96 today. philadelphia, wilmington, trenton all tied record, 94 in philadelphia wilmington 94. georgetown delaware, corrected at 93. and trenton again tied record at 93. look at atlantic city again 96 today. previous record was 92, it broke that by four whole

degrees and that record was set, just last year. it was pretty hot in september, early september, last year as well. right now still feels like triple digits in atlantic city, millville and dover. ninety-nine in philadelphia we have big change's head. tomorrow back to the 90's there is a chance for thunderstorm in the afternoon and then on sunday that front crosses the area. we may start first half of the day with a few cloud and a stray shower and then it turns less humid and monday looks nicer right around 80 with some sunshine. so take a look, it is 103. tomorrow 100. sunday, at worst 87. getting a whole lot better. tonight a stray shower or thunderstorm, anyone could produce heavy rain. we do need rain coming up next half an hour we will talk about some of those rainfall stats and they are pretty dire over the past few weeks we have not gotten much, is what not diaries upcoming forecast, sunday and monday, is looking beautiful, and cooler weather we have got that coming up as well. >> okay, i like it. >> thanks, kada appreciate it. still ahead a story that

might make eagles nation jealous. >> one stadium has a plan to help tailgaters order food and drinks and have it delivered right to the parking lot. now that is sounding like a plan. we will be right back.

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vice-president biden will be attending the eagles gale. >> he will mark 15 years since september 11th terror attacks by taking part in the tribute to first responders. 120 of them will join the vice-president, on the field, during the national anthem. and someone else who will be there on sunday don bell. >> always special. >> it really is. they bring out that flag, pretty much that stretches the entire length of the field on opening day in the nfl, and any sport, pretty special. lets talk about the eagles. calvary baptist academy, high

school in louisiana from 2005 through 2008 they had a head coach by the name of doug pederson. that is last and only time pederson has ever been a head coach. until right now. on sunday the former eagles quarterback, making his nfl head coaching debut. what hes hired two weeks after team fired chip kelly. today pederson talked about the emotions heading in the season opener against the cleveland browns. >> my butterflies will be going too. my first game as well. butterflies are flowing. you get in the course of the game and get past that you know, one, two, three plays in the game and it settles in and it is football from there. i'm excited too just like the players. >> now massive day for pederson and eagles. the here's the schedule for game day. 11:30 a.m. join us for toyota sunday kick off, nfl today at noon followed by kick off at 1:00 p.m., afterward we will wrap up the action with the press conferences and analysis, on the cure auto insurance, game show,.

forecast for calls clear skies but you can expect a ton of waterworks, allen iverson will be induct in the basketball hall of fame tonight. uber emotional hoops icon is in springfield massachusetts for tonight's ceremony. now iverson cried when talking to the media yesterday, doctor j, former sixers coach larry brown and his college coach john thompson will be there, to introduce him, iverson an 11 time nba all-star and little birdie tells me he will wear a black jacket tonight, satin le pull, and a tie. >> and a tie. >> as if we wear ties all the time, when was the last time you saw buba chucky cab tell you, when he was drafted, he had a double breast blue suit on closely cropped hair. >> twenty years ago. >> it has been a minute. >> we will be watching that tonight. >> congratulations ai. >> coming up dozens of people trapped overnight on cable cars high above the alps how rescue crews got them to

safety. >> north korea tests a powerful nuclear war head and prompting harsh reactions, and emergency response. it was a news story that captivated viewers, the landing of the passenger plane on the hudson river, the miracle on the hudson is coming to the big screen, we will hear from the stars of, sully when we come back. new at 6:00 tonight puppies rescued from homes in flood ravage louisiana are now available for adoption in our area, we will introduce to you some and tell you

world leaders are growing more concern about what to do with north korea after the country conducting its most powerful test yet. u.n. security council scheduled an emergency meet to go map out a plan of action. "eyewitness news" continues 5:90. i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. south korea's weather agency say explosive yield was nearly as strong as the atomic bomb

u.s. dropped on hiroshima. north korea says it tested a powerful nuclear war head that could be mounted on ballistic missiles and its main nuclear site overnight. test triggered a magnitude 5.3 tremor. official there is south cover re, japan and the united states, quickly condemned the test. white house calling it a a grave threat to regional security. >> i think it is fair to say china, russia, the united states, everybody shares concerns but we're trying still to monitor to find out precisely what took place. >> reporter: president obama was briefed on the incident as he traveled home from his trip to asia. in a statement he says that the united states does not and never will accept north korea as a nuclear state. the president says north korea's test would be met with serious consequences. >> every time we condemn them, they come back at us, with another test.

>> reporter: just this week country launched three missiles while china hosted world leaders at g20 summit. officials say nuclear test not only violate u.n. security council resolutions but also raises concerns that the communist nation is a step closer to building a nuclear war head, capable of reaching the united states mainland. north korea says tests are in response to international sanctions, and u.s. hostility in the region. last month south korea and u.s. held joint military exercises. updating our breaking news from philadelphia's cobbs creek neighborhood, chopper three over 200 block of south millick street where swat team has been called out for a barricade situation. police say a man shot at them as they investigated a a domestic disturbance call. the officers returned fire, striking the suspect, who then ran back inside the house. a woman was also shot, she was taken to penn presbyterian hospital in stable condition. we're told that the

commissioner richard ross is on his way to the scene, our nicole brewer is there now and will bring you a live report coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. lets go now to campaign 2016, nation just 59 days away from electing the next president of the united states and the attack between the presidential candidates continue. donald trump is slamming hillary clinton and touting his faith. short time ago the republican nominee spoke at value voters summit in washington d.c. making his pitch to social conservatives. trump also said that he would repeal the 1954 johnson amendment, that bars tax exempt organizations like churches from supporting or opposing political candidates. >> the people that you rely on, on sunday and all during the week, they have been stopped from talking and speaking by a law and we will get rid of this so fast. i'm so proud, i was just telling this to tony to say that was my idea.

i figure it is only way i'm getting to heaven. >> meanwhile hillary clinton met with the group of national security experts in new york today, just a short time ago, democratic nominee discussed that meeting during the news conference. >> there were a number of very excellent suggestions about what we can and should be doing here at home to try to bring our american muslim community much more closely and welcomed into the struggle against radicalization and recruitment. >> massachusetts senator elizabeth warren campaigned for clinton and pennsylvania democratic senate candidate katie mcginty. she faces republican incumbent senator pat tomb any november. house has approved a bipartisan bill to allow families of the september 11th victims to sue the government of saudi arabia senate passed the bill in may by voice vote despite objection from his saudi arabia a key u.s. alley in the middle east.

white house hinted at a veto of the legislation. well, for the first time new york police department holds a procession in lower manhattan to mark observance of the 9/11 attack. nypd emerald society fif and drum band played and marched in remembrance of the victims. organizers scheduled it for today to avoid any conflict with sunday's official memorial services which marks 15 years since the twin towers came down. as we approach the solemn anniversary new york city man captured a stunning picture of one world trade center, take a look at this, vince turner posted this picture on instagram yesterday morning. he took the picture from queens and looks at one world trade center from there every day but he says it has never looked like this, the beam of light remained, for ten minutes. fifteen years after the world trade center attacks, cancer remains one of the biggest concerns for first responders, survivors and

residents. >> so far more than 5,000 people have been diagnosed with cancer, related to 9/11. here's cbs news reporter kenneth craig. >> so how are you feeling today. >> i'm feeling okay. >> reporter: john says he has good days, an bad days but he tries to stay positive. former new york city deputy the police chief is battling non-hodgkin's lymphoma a blood cancer. fifteen years after the twin towers collapsed in front of his eyes. the dust cloud blanketed downtown. >> it hurt to breathe, you know, i was sitting in my office, and inside it was hurting. >> reporter: new research from the new york city department of health, shows that rescue and recovery workers as well as residents exposed to the dust and debris have been increased risk of cancer. the study find significant increases in prostate cancer, and melanoma. doctor michael crane lead the world trade center health problem at mt. sinai hospital.

>> the exposure at world trade had a definite impact, on the rate of cancer in our population and will continue to see that increase above and beyond the age effect. >> reporter: he says that doctors in his program are now diagnosed ten to 15 new cancer cases a week including rare cancers. >> you can go through your entire medical career and never see a patient with this and we now have something like 16, 17, 18 in our population. >> reporter: many patients like garish have been diagnosed with multiple cancer. his prostate cancer is in limb remission and lymphoma is stable. >> i feel stable and blessed that i'm not as sick. i mean people died. >> reporter: he is sharing his story to encourage more people to take that first step and get check out. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come on "eyewitness news", trapped, overnight, what is worse then being trapped somewhere for hours overnight is being

trapped more than 12,000 feet in the air above the alps. how rescue crews got dozen of tourist to safety. unprecedented warning from the faa telling passengers to keep a certain cell phone off while on board planes, the reason why is coming up, kate? well, heat wave continues into the first part of the weekend, heat advisory has been extended but we have got a big eagles game to talk b we will have a that forecast and tell but a cool down, working toward the end of the seven day.

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before adele, and bruce springsteen, tonight and big part of the tailgating, well, you need beverages. >> surprise. >> what if you forget drinks. amazon is coming to the rescue. on line retailers and san francisco 49ers are partnering for prime map, fans at levi stadium will be able to use the site to order food, drinks and more and then those orders will be delivered to the parking lot in an hour or less. >> um-hmm. >> only in san francisco and only available to amazon prime members. >> how about this, this sound like a college student's dream, google is using drones at virginia tech to deliver chipotle. student and employees will be able to order burritos on the special kiosk, truck on site will prepare the order, and then a drone will lower the burrito with a tether at a special spot. google says it is doing this to learn how to prepare sensitive cargo for, drone delivery. >> you can drop that burrito bowl right here. >> right in the middle here. >> sensitive cargo. >> faa is strongly warning

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that is an suv dangling off the side of a parking garage. the driver is out of that vehicle and is perfectly safe. authorities say they climbed out of the vehicle and back in the parking garage. streets were blocked in the area as authorities figure out how to get that safely down. it is unclear how it got there but i'm sure, more information will become available as we go along. >> dozens of tourist are back on solid ground after they got stuck hanging in the cable car towering the french alps. high wind twisted wires on the scenic railway, yesterday. rescue crews used helicopters to remove 110 people including children from the cable cars. about half of them were forced to wait until morning before teams could get them out safely. there. >> police union in santa claire callus encouraging officers to work at 49ers home games despite statement by

quarterback colin kaepernick. kaepernick protested race relations and what he sees as pro lease brutality by refusing to stand for the national anthem. police union says it is optional for police to work games and act as stadium security. last week they warned 49ers some officers may boycott the game. warning issued by federal aviation administration, strongly advises passengers not to turn honor even charge their samsung galaxy note seven smart phones. this is in light of the numerous reports of those devices catching fire. three on your side jim donovan has more. >> very surprise to go me how quick the dash caught on fire. >> reporter: thinks what is left of nathan darnknacker's jeep after labor day fire ripped through interior. >> that is last thought in my head a brand new device, something as simple as a phone will burned down my car, my house. >> reporter: he left his samsung galaxy note seven charging on the center console while briefly going inside the

house. >> the fire was going up to the dash here. >> reporter: local fire authorities and samsung are still investigating the exact cause of the explosion but it follows at least 35 similar phone fires around the world that samsung blames on faulty battery. last friday the company recalled all 2.5 million units it shipped since the phone's launch, faa action does not out right ban device from his airplanes, instead agency strongly advises passengers not to turn honor charge them. >> samsung will ultimately recover but i think it is obviously bad press. i think samsung will take a big hit with this just because it doesn't look good. >> and investigate to go investigate this case. as to other note seven owners around the world company is urging them to exchange for new ones. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. severe drought plaquing new york has christmas tree

farmers seeing farm. >> tree farmers say it is one of the worst in decade. more than 1,000 trees have, dried out and died on this new york form. many fully grown trees that would have died would have been cut and sold this year. fortunately farm had 30,000 trees in total so there will be green ones for sale this christmas. it has been dry, we have not seen a the lot of rain. >> that is right, brown lawns. >> that is right. everything dies very quickly, plants, it has been so hot and so dry thaw cannot keep up with the watering, and of course than a drought watch which means we are voluntarily scaling back water use by 5 percent. take a shorter shower. we need mother nature's help to get some rain into the forecast center. unfortunately mother nature has not been much help. we are not seeing too much in the way of rain even this weekend when cold front will be moving through providing an end to the heat wave. you would think that would be exclusive event we will get heavy rain but it looks like that sun will come through generally cry saturday night, and drop temperatures, pretty

much with more than a whim per. lets look outside right now on friday evening, things looking good in philadelphia, big night at the stadium complex. we have adele in town, bruce springsteen which is outdoors. adele indoors. people outside in the parking lot tailgating and even though we need rain i'm sure folks were hoping thunderstorm would be kept at bay and so far they have. there are a few showers popping autopsy cross lehigh valley but nothing just yet near center city philadelphia it may stay that way throughout the night. nothing significant this evening. our eyewitness weather watchers, september heat wave, 95, degrees, and levittown, and sun peeking out, and, dew point is 72 in the impressive to insufferable range. the that is what it feels like for any length of of time today. ed connor from chesterfield, new jersey at 94. in and out cutting and ripping floor in the family room, glad to be finally done. that sound like it was hot work for ed, hopefully you have a nice frosty glass of

lemonade when that was done. blue skies, just one patchy cloud there in chesterfield, new jersey. we had more cloud cover up across north and western suburbs today as we head up towards ilene murray's house in gilbertsville, mostly cloudy conditions, still very hot at 94. ninety-two as we check with phil chapline in chestnut hill at 92 with sunshine. hot friday. heat index hit 107 at my house. probably won't break record 93 at 5:00 o'clock but we did break the record and we actually broke it, it just came in, we did not tie it, 95 n philadelphia. here's quick look at the live neighborhood network, this is beach patrol headquarters in margate. you can still see a few folks outside on the beach not many, little quiet, now that school has started but this is before my kids were in school, best time to go down the shore, early to mid-september, water still warm, water and weather still warm and less crowded out there. storm scan three looks good, couple of spotty showers popping up around least high

valley. they are still there. rest of the region is quiet. bank of cloud coming in here over delaware we will watch that and see if any showers get started. this shower has just moved east of allentown toward lower nazareth and as we head into portions of new jersey that system, that shower is moving away. a few more could pop up here this evening and tonight. showed you this last half an hour but i had to update it because numbers came in and record were broken in the region. the atlantic city 97. smashing record of 92. we broke record in philadelphia, 95 today, that record was 94, of course, sent back in 1884 and broken record in wilmington, georgetown and trenton as well. how will it feel? oppressively hot and humid tomorrow. much, much better next week and down right please and but staring down a saturday with the kid and hot one, here is a few ways to beat the heat. great museums, local library, in door play space at malls, pools have closed but maybe you know friend, neighbor or distant relative and head to their house and swim in the pool. we have had 0 inches in the

last eight days and on only .47 inches in the the last 19 days we are in dire need of rain. while we could pick up a spotty downpour it is off to the north and scattered showers and storms possible tomorrow night but nothing too significant. much better weather on sunday, 84 degrees for kick off and eyewitness weather seven day forecast shows that stretch of nicer weather, that trend continues, and weather front wednesday will drop temperatures to 70's for last few days of next week, ukee and jessica, back to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a news story that captivated viewers is heading to the big screen. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up tom hanks stars in the untold real life story of captain chestily sullenberger and miracle on the

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ac m honors makes its television debut it will be hosted by lady antbellam including luke brian, jason aldine, miranda lambert will all take the stage. that ceremony is special honoraries and off camera category winners. the don't miss it, tenth annual honors show airs tonight at 9:00 right here on cbs-3. it was the landing seen around the world and now miracle on the hudson is landing in theaters. >> here's entertainment tonight's kevin frazier with a look at sully this week tom hanks stars as a real life hero in the clint eastwood directed sully telling story you never knew about the miracle on the hudson and man behind it. >> mayday, mayday, we will end up in the hudson. >> reporter: tom hanks stars as captain chestily

sullenberger man landed in the hudson river with all 155 people on board surviving in what has become known as miracle on the hudson but what most people never knew about was the aftermath, there was the ntsb investigation, and the toll it took on the captain. >> i'm sorry you are frustrated but our job is to investigate how a plan ended up in the hudson river. >> people call you a hero. >> i don't feel like a hero. >> reporter: tom hanks met with the retired captain and intimidated by just how calm, cool, collected he could be. >> he is a formidable guy, formidable guy. >> he had, you know, the early draft of the screen play and it was highlighted dog order, notated, paper clips here and there, and he walk me through every single comment, problem, idea he had. even in scenes i was not in. >> no was has ever trained for an incident like that. >> reporter: another

intimidating person behind the camera director clint eastwood. >> we had complicated scenes with a lot of dialogue with aloft people. i said lets get together at the hotel in atlanta and we will run dialogue. i got a call from ted born, the boss doesn't like you guys rehearsing without him. he doesn't like that. i said tell the boss we are not rehearsting, we're reciting, big, big, big difference. >> i delivered a million passengers over 40 years but in the end i will be judged on 208 seconds. >> this is the captain speaking brace for i am pack. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier now back to the studio. watch entertainment tonight weeknights the at 7:00 . that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 breaking news a standoff with an armed man is unfolding right now in west philadelphia. what police say happened just before the man barricaded himself inside of a home. also, the delaware county police officer shot seven

times in the the line of duty, returns to work. we have got story of chris dorman's remarkable recovery, kate? excessive heat continues, as we expect temperatures in the 90's again tomorrow, i'll tell you how long that heat advisory will last coming up. more than a dozen dogs, from louisiana are here in our region, i'm rahel solomon. coming up i will show you awe adorable little fury faces like sugar here, and show you how to adopt one. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington with jessica dean. the heat is on, young lady. >> no kidding, schools letting out early today. let get the latest with kate bilo. how sit looking out there. >> it is looking very hot, very humid outside, guys, it is friday evening, this is day two of the excessive heat and to take we broke a very old record, we will talk about that in just a moment. good news for folks out and about on a friday night we

will need rain and a lot of people outside tonight. we have got big concerts going on a lot happening in the city and tonight is quiet for now. most of the showers missing us off to the north. we have a few passing by in the lehigh valley and poconos, nothing severe, just a few scattered showers getting much needed rain up that way as well. you can see heavier one is starting to push out into new jersey. so it is just a hot dry evening if you are out and about in the city. temperatures right now have fallen off, their daytime highs, possibly only good thing about a september heat wave verse a july heat wave, because temperatures drop quicker as sunset is earlier, but it is 91 still in philadelphia. ninety-two in trenton. ninety in millville. 92 degrees in atlantic city right now. here's what it feels like. we have to factor that in. dew points around 70 across the region making it feel five to 10 degrees hotter then thermometer would have you believe. still feeling like 103 degrees in dover. still feels like 98 in philadelphia. ninety-eight in millville. ninetyen