that oven door and that hot hair hits you in the face tiering with the near record heat steamy conditions as well and we are sitting 1 degree shy off the record high temperature right now in philadelphia lets check outnumbers, you know how it feels 92 degrees in trenton. ninety-one in wilmington. 93 degrees in dover. we didn't hit 94 officially record is 95. we are at 93 degrees, in philadelphia feels like temperatures, we're adding on a few more degrees because of the humidity factor dew points in the middle 60's. we're certainly dealing with steam as we head in the 8:00 o'clock hour much of the same, sunny skies and hot and humid. high temperatures in the 80's by 10:00 o'clock hour we are still in the lower 80's. clear skies, and midnight and temperature lingering ought 80 . as we bring in the midnight hour and tomorrow it will be another hot, humid one with record heat likely and heat advisory from noon time until 7:00. you can see from philadelphia and surrounding counties so be sure to take it, easy especially during those hours

where we see prime heat to go around one to 6:00, 7:00 o'clock in the evening and then sunsets and we can start to head back outside and take though tolls. we will talk about extreme heat and higher temperatures in the zero seven's. they are not too far off. that that is coming up. coming up on "eyewitness news", and at 6:00, and how the heat can trigger a migraine. health reporter stephanie stahl will look at triggers and she will have some tips that could help you fight summer season migraines, and, that is coming up in our healthwatch at 6:00. and you can track the temperatures, and your full forecast, anytime at your fingertips, just down load cws philly weather app available on itune and google play. bill cosby's sexual assault trial is drawing to a close, in closing arguments today his lawyers told jurors that cosby's freedom is now at stake. our alycia nieves was in the courtroom all day and she joins us live from, norristown montgomery count which how things stand right now, leash a?

>> reporter: well, joe, jury is charged right now by the judge and then prepared to go in deliberations, to decide if bill cosby is guilty or not guilty of sexual assault but this morning, we had at least one head shaking moment that left many of us in the courtroom looking confused. defense only called one witness to the stand, and only spent five minutes with him before resting their case. bill cosby walked in the montgomery county courthouse, arm and arm with camille cosby his wife, the start of her husband's sexual assault trial it is first time she has shown up, not to testify on cosby's behalf because she didn't, and neat der cosby. >> you weigh out every option, so why should he testify? >> reporter: famous comedian's publicist saying cosby had nothing to gain by getting on the stand, and said today his defense team will tell cosby's side of the story but they only called one witness, a detective, and spent less than five minutes questioning him, before resting the defense case. cosby's attorney brian

mcmonigal focused an hour and a half talking directly to the jury during closing arguments telling them cosby is a billion comedian who taught us how to smile and andrea constand has made up this whole sexual assault. >> one juror was crying, when mother told the story. she was wiping her eyes, crying because she necessary what she has been hearing. this week, she has been hearing a bunch of lies. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 n depth about the lengthy mono log from cosby's defense teams and prosecutors to day both were very aggressive, both were theater at times and both were very compelling. for now reporting live outside the montgomery county courthouse alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, alycia. a pennsylvania judge will determine whether is there enough evidence for 18 penn state opportunities to go to trial. they face various criminal charges in connection with the death of penn state fraternity

pledge timothy piazza. the 19 year-old died after falling down the stairs, at a frat house in february, and, following a night of drinking. at today's preliminary hearing prosecutors placed surveillance video from inside the fraternity house that shows piazza final moments. no one called, for help, for him, for 12 hours. these videotapes will undoubted show the various acts, which are spelled out in the grand jury report. the dragging of a young man, failing to attend to him and punching him and other acts which appear in the grand jury report to be indefensible. >> the students charges vary from involuntary man slaught tore aggravated assault. crash involving a tractor trailer has shut down part of the northeast extension, leaving one of the drivers, trapped for an hour. chopper three was over the scene this afternoon, the crash happened in the northbound lanes, between the lansdale and quakertown exits in milford. the box truck was carrying theater seats and much of that

struck appeared to be crushed, under the trailer. the driver was eventually freed, and transported to a hospital, there is no word on his condition. new lets take a look at what is happening right now from our traffic center, the turnpike's northbound lanes remain closed at this time. officials are detouring drivers off the turnpike, at exit number 63, which is route 309. well, philadelphia police have charged a driver after a crash that killed a mother over the weekend. police sources say ryan patrick mchugh was under the influence when his car jumped the core and hit rosa lydia ro jas as she and her two children were walk ago long aramingo avenue in port richmond saturday night. her nine year-old son jaden is recovering from hip and leg injuries. her daughter was not injury. mchugh faces vehicular homicide and a list of other charges. city and school district officials are reaffirming their commitment to increasing graduation rates, of philadelphia high school students. >> "eyewitness news" was in

center city as members of the project you turn announced new goals, in preparing young people for a powe secondary education. school district officials say one of the efforts, include, taking all third grade tours visit college campuses. >> but we are putting those young people on campuses, why? because we want our young people to see themselves there >> other initiatives include providing free sat prep courses for college bound students and increasing technical classes to motivate students to attend. school officials say since 20 on 67 project u turn's effort have led to a 25 percent increase, in on time, graduation rates. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" remembering pulse nightclub. >> i know we are resilient and i know we will not let hate win. >> how victims, and their families turn the perfect or of last years shooting massacre into a celebration of , life and lives who and a call to action.

perks at work what many businesses are doing to keep their employees focused during the summer, tori. >> on a perfect day like today it is perfect time to catch more is arboretum in motion. coming up i'll show you close to 50 brand new sculptures that blew in the breeze. and, a live look now from our ocean city camera, another hot one in the city, find out when a heat advisory initial to effect with lauren's full forecast up next.

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including chef boy are december and others, if you bought a effected product throw ate way and take it back to the store. do you find hearted to folk ounce work in the summer it is a problem for employees and companies but as three on your side's jim donovan explains there might abe few things, that could benefit everyone. do you wait to leave work early some days to head to the beach or maybe start your day a little later? well, you are not alone. office team found 39 percent of workers surveyed wanted more control of their schedules. >> i think that the work force today, wants to have that flexibility and making those choices on their own. >> reporter: but 30 percent of employees would settle for leave early friday, and according to stephanie nasnik sky with robber half says letting employees start weekend early can be simple perk to provide. >> this ace perk that doesn't cost anything and you find during week the teams are getting things done even quicker, because they know that they will be leaving

early, and if they have deadline, they will get it done. >> reporter: but there are also some negative behaviors, that the companies report this time of the year. poorly plan vacations, and employees sneaking in later or leaving early or being mentally checked out, and unexpected absences. >> that does happen. i think that, you know, when you get what you call summer fever. >> reporter: more than a third of hr managers, surveys, feel worker are less productive in the summer. folks at robert half say there are simple things that co can do to keep employees happy and engaged like holding ice cream parties, allowing employees to dress down, even holding tropical day. >> hi there. >> bye. >> reporter: just don't reveal too much. >> i mean it is just a theme day, have some parameters around it but have fun witt, you want people to have fun when they come to work, in addition to doing a great job. >> reporter: office team also suggests that managers should consider holding meetings outside, when the weather is nice. reporting for three on your side, aim jim donovan.

>> so, meisha and maities. >> we don't have those in the evening. >> they close the bar downey guess for the evening. a severe thunderstorm rolls through minnesota and wisconsin and brought with it extreme hail that came down hard, fast, it didn't take long to pile up. so much so that snowplows had to come in and clear the streets. home owner had to use shovels and for snow to clear off their driveways. >> absolutely, like nothing i have ever seen, the that reading, beautiful sunshine, and then freezing cold, affecting the entire neighborhood. >> i have lived in minnesota all my life. been through aloft storms but i have never seen this much hail. >> it proves to be more than a nuisance, the hail damaged cars and homes, and some are facing hefty repair bills, courtesy of mother nature. utility crews are working to restore power. well, philadelphia police department, has a good sense of humor about this hot weather that we are all experiencing right now. >> look at this tweet from the

police department a picture from the video game mario cart complete with hot lava, the tweet, read, live traffic cam from the intersection of fifth and girard. temperature has only going to climb so please stay cool outside there. so lauren casey's joining us now and it is not cool out there. >> yes. >> in anyway you cut it. >> no it vice hot out there. >> it vice hot out there. >> that camera at fifth and girard was accurate. >> absolutely, everybody is melting. lava feels like we're entrenched right now and it will not go away and as temperatures surged some people work outside are coming up with creative ways, to beat heat and "eyewitness news" reporter anita a.m. is live at cbs-3 mobile weather watcher with a look at some of those hot, hot jobs, neat a. it is very hot out here, lauren and i spoke to one roofing company today that postpones, all of its jobs because of these temperatures, in the meantime philadelphia public schools are dismissing earl it at noon tomorrow

because of the excessive heat. meantime other workers have to endure this weather anyway so we have a look at how some of them are trying to keep cool. where food meets flames dealing with heat is just part of the job for shawn mccann. >> it gets pretty hot, you know, just try to keep your focus on enjoyable things, think about antarctica report rorrer than side one food truck on spring garden street a thermometer registered more than 118 degrees, over the stove it hit nearly 350 degrees. >> i just drink water. >> reporter: fellow food truck operator mohammad is fasting for ramadan and having no water or food until sundown. >> we have some breeze, but when it is, really hot, it is bad. >> reporter: they are on ground level. window washing technicians like those from jenkintown building services say they have to deal with even higher temperatures. >> it gets brutal up there, you know, hundred degree day, can, easily get to a.

fire fighters don't have a choice. >> a little bit of extra burden on the body. you know, with the heat and the high humidity. >> reporter: this fire fighter nicholas says walking through fire isn't the toughest part of the job on excessively hot days, as we learned ourselves. >> all right. >> that sips up. >> yes. >> your body very hot from the day and gets hotter when you go in the fire. >> it is hard to get relief once you get out because it is still hundred degree outside. >> reporter: and our very cool mobile weather watcher is registering temperatures just shy of that right now. it is reading 98 degrees. if you are heading out this afternoon make sure you take the proper precautions. live from logan square i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. proper precautions, take it easy, don't go for that jog during heating of the day.t just relax, drink plenty of

water, take it easy. who doesn't like an excuse for that. mother nature is giving us that right now. 93 degrees as we take a live look at center city philadelphia hot, steamy southeasterly wind at 14 miles an hour. at lee that air is moving. it is not stagnant but feels like when you open up that oven door but the beach is place to seek relief from. some of this heat. look at rehoboth beach, pretty packed for a monday, lucky people, stralling the boarden joying that nice, ocean breeze , bringing temperatures down just a little bit. 86 degrees in wildwood. we are at 93 in atlantic city. ninety-two in trenton. ninety-one allentown. calling in at 91 in wilmington our comfort index, it could be worse but we have a steam factor am reporting sites, dew points in the middle 60's, down to around 60 degrees. we have muggy steamy factor just add to go that oppressive heat feel and we have a air quality, in alert in effect for really the entire area say the poconos, unhealthy

conditions, outside, for un sensitive groups, so yeah, you want to avoid that strenuous activity especially during the day, light hours as we contend with next stream heat. storm scan three is showing us we're in the getting anything in the way of relief are for rainfall and thunderstorm activity. typically when we have this kind of heat, high pressure is so strong, that sinking air really just stabilizes the atmosphere and does not how cloud to rise up and form showers, thunderstorms and that will be the trend as we head into tonight. mostly clear. falling back to 75 degrees. ac will be chugging all night long. through the day tomorrow another hot one, hot and humid , maybe late day thunderstorm to come us off during the evening hours, and high temperature of 96 degrees which would break record of 95 setback in 1950's. so, talking about the cars, of course and inside temperature of a car can sky rocket, so quickly, and you never want to leave your little pet friend in there even for just a few minutes. because temperatures can sore, 40 degrees and in just 60

minutes but 80 percent of this warming right here occurs in the first 30 minutes. don't think you can pop in the store, leave your guys in the car, conditions will be so dangerous, so never want to leave pets in the hot car and as we head into tomorrow, keep that in mind 96 degrees height temperature. wednesday we are at 84, spotty showers, thunderstorms and then we will get some big time relief as we head into thursday. sunshine, cooler, less humid, 78 degrees but then temperatures do start to climb as we head in the upcoming weekend in the upper 80's by sunday. better rain chances on friday. >> summer, fall and then summer again. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" psychology of vegetables. >> are you having a hard time getting your loved won to eat health i we will share tricks that just might get them to eat more vegetables. leslie. one south jersey town once again will be watching to see if their baseball stars get drafted. we will interest dies to you

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philadelphia officials pass on a request, coming up on an which tonight knees as you the 6:00 reason why they are asking people to the to give money for those asking for it. we will explain at 6:00 o'clock. well, leslie, is what going on in sports today. >> big night tonight, guys. we have the major league baseball draft, which is tonight, phillies picking in the eighth in the first round but millville new jersey everybody will be watching to see hot next star from south jersey will be drafted. millville senior buddy kennedy had a fantastic season. the third base man hit .493 and is on the verge of playing his dreams, to be drafted by a major league team. moment he has been waiting for since he was five. >> it will be shocked, breathtaking, you know, just,

the work, you know since i was five to get to this point in my career and get a pro team to call me and say we will pick you. it will be, i'll have no word to describe it, you know, it justice like wow. >> reporter: baseball is in buddy's blood, don money was a four time all-star who spent five years with the phillies and 16 years in the major but another millville native who helped mentor him mike trout. >> he was impact full years of my life, been there helping me through it all, if i have any questions, with baseball or anything he is always there to help me with and honestly just watching him play and makes me want to play harder. >> buddy is rang as one of the top 100 high school players by baseball america. he does president care what team picks him but he has work out with trout's angels and his favorite team phillies. he wants his play continue on expire others, just like mike trout inspired him. >> hopefully play a long career in baseball and i want people to say, you know, look up to him, because whoever that name, you know, look like

him and you can be like him one day. >> and his style of play has been compared to mike trout, which is a pretty good comparison. >> i'll say, yes. >> we're wishing him luck. >> thanks, leslie. coming up in the next half an hour, the message people want to get out one year air the pulse nightclub massacre. another setback for trump administration travel ban plus why the president's attorney jennies in the hot seat on capitol hill tomorrow. and obesity rates are alarmingly high according to just released numbers why this is so dangerous, and what doctors say need to be done right

here's what you need to know right now bill cosby's fate will be soon in the hand of the jury, deliberations are set to begin tonight in the 79 year-old entertainer's sexual assault trial. both side, delivered their closing arguments earlier today, and cosby never took the stand in his own defense. surveillance video played at a hearing today for 18 penn state students, facing charges in connection with the death of timothy piazza, it shows last moment that the 19 year-old fraternity pled for his life. piazza died after falling downstairs in february during an alleged hazing ritual in, one called for help, until 12 hours later. the heat is on, and heat advisory goes into effect tomorrow at noon for philadelphia and its surrounding counties and philadelphia school district, is dismissing early because of the heat,

correspondent seth lemon has latest. >> reporter: president trump sat down with his, cabinet monday including attorney general jeff sessions. >> i'm glad to be here and celebrate this group. >> reporter: sessions will appear before lawmakers investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election and answer their questions, in a public hearing. >> what role did he play, if any, again, in the comey firing, because at that point, he was supposed to be re accused from this investigation, had nothing to do witt. >> reporter: sessions was scheduled to testify before the justice department's budget tomorrow, before a different committee, but after , realizing most of the questions would be about the fired fbi director and russia sessions says instead, he will testify before the senate intelligence committee. >> we want to be able to get his side and get the facts out there. >> reporter: sessions re accused himself from the

russia investigation back in march after admitting he had not disclosed two meetings with the russian ambassador in 2016. james comey suggested there might be more to it then just that during his testimony, last week. >> we all were aware of fact i cannot discuss in the open set ago this would make his continued engagement in a russia related investigation problematic. >> reporter: president trump disputes much of the comey's testimony and says that he is willing to give his own version of events under oath. seth lemon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the attorneys general of maryland and washington d.c. have filed a federal lawsuit begins president trump. >> never in the history of this country has we had a president with these kind of extensive business even tangle s or a president who refused to adequately distance himself from their holdings. >> the suit alleged president has violated the constitution by retaining ties to his business, empire, much of the case has been focusing on the

little known clause of the constitution. press secretary sean spicer called the suit a partisan witch hunt. >> the suit was filed by two democratic attorneys general, lawyers driving the suit are advocacy group with partisan ties. it actually started with a press conference as opposed to filing it which is interesting >> the president's lawyers maintain that market rate payments for goods and services at president's hotels , golf course is and other businesses are note mold as defined by u.s. constitution. today marks exactly one year since deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. forty-nine people who their lives when omar mateen opened fire inside of the pulse night club. >> ♪ >> reading names. >> reporter: it was a day of remembrance in orlando today, choir sang as hundreds gathered outside the night club for a reading of the victim's names, officials are urging people to, engage in acts of love, and kindness, in

remembrance. it is time to teach our youth, love have no boundaries >> it is time to teach our adults, that love have no boundaries. it is time to teach ourselves that love have inbound drizzle >> the city is planning to turn nightclub into a permanent memorial. >> akira murray was a local victim inside pulse nightclub, she had gone to the club with her cousin tiara parker and her friend patients carter during her trip to orlando. stand out basketball player at west catholic prep high school and tonight, 20 of philadelphia's top girls basketball players, will compete in that akira murray memorial game at west catholic prep high school, it is a tribute to her life, her leadership and her legacy, admission is free. police in britain released new photos of the manchester arena bomb inner hopes of attaining new lead. three photos showed suicide bomber salman abedi in different locations. authorities are hoping to jog

peoples memories, who may have seen him in the days before the attack. manchester bombing killed 22 people at ariana grande concert may 22nd. well, world is gaining weight, on the healthwatch tonight new worldwide numbers are on obesity. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has new research on the numbers that are growing. >> reporter: dramatically indeed they are. obesity is sky rocketing in rich and poor nations around the world and it is affecting both adults and children. new study published in the new england journal of medicine looked at 195 countries over 25 years and covered nearly, 70 million people. >> researchers say it is a growing disturbing, public health crisis. new research says 2.2 billion adults and children are overweight, and obese, that is 30 percent of the world's population. >> there are a number of different chronic diseases related to, directly related to obesity or being overweight they include diabetes, heart

disease, stroke, a number of cancers associated with obesity and overweight. >> reporter: researchers say findings are startling when it comes children and young adults. you had has highest percentage of obese children in the world >> more screen time, increased physical activity, changing diets, these are all problems that are affecting, entire population, and so we need to shift the framework. >> reporter: millions of people are dying every year, from unhealthy weight, even though there are not considered, obese. now being obese and overweight causes things like heart disease and diabetes, researchers said that the weight, related ailments causing that estimated, 4 million deaths a year around the world, interesting they found egypt has the highest rate, vietnam has the lowest. >> that is interesting. >> steph, thanks very much. well, we have sad news to report tonight. >> we want to get to health news real quickly new research is showing creative names for vegetables can increase their

popularity, in diners. researchers at stanford university found veggie dishes with more jazzy names, even though they were prepared they were more often. >> how about those twisted citrus glazed carrots and other names that the specialist have taken after. >> that is right, it is wonderful and researchers were looking for ways time prove eating hand its. if you want to get kid to eat vegetables jazz up the name. >> all in the psychology. >> that is right. well, again we have some sad news to report tonight. >> young girl who we got to know through our partner ship with alex lemonade stand foundation has who her long battle with cancer. we introduce todd brooke, a few years back and this past thursday we dedicated our stand for hope tell a then to brooke and to her mom, amy. brooke was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at age four and she went through many round of treatment, and beat cancer. only to have it, return. brooke was just 12 years old and she inspired, so many of us, with her infectious smile

and her huge, heart, we are seeing lots of love to her mom , amy. >> our deepest condolences tonight. still to come, tonight on "eyewitness news", tony's a held in new york but is there always a philadelphia connection. we will tell you about the winners hoff ties, to our area and if you thought paying one or $200 for a pair of sneaks is excessive, how about $200,000 for a pair of used sneakers, lauren? we're coming up a warm, sunny weekend but eyes focused on the weekend, model projections showing unfortunately not much sunshine for saturday and sunday and pretty good shot of showers and storms, on saturday and possibly gannon sunday, as well, high temperatures will be seasonal, will be in the middle 80's it looks like on saturday, pushing upper 80's by

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well, old pair of sneakers sold for $190,000 we should mention they are used at auction yesterday. >> they are used but they were used by michael jordan. >> yes. >> so, there is. that. >> but even for a collectors that price still broke record. they are signed, they even include his inserts. jordan wore the converse shoe during gold medal game at 1948 olympics. >> they are still good. >> yes. >> speaking of record this may be most cheesy world record ever pizza enthusiast got together in a california speed way, recently to construct the longest pizza, ever. now the pie was cooked on a conveyor belt and measured 6,300 feet in length, and that is more than a mile. guinness world record folks were on hand and confirmed,

that yes, this pizza right here or pizza that now hits that cake for world record or should,. >> yes, exactly. >> whatever it is, it is giant >> where is pepperoni, for the love, please. >> well, of course, is there always a philly connection. >> we will tell but the big winners at tone a ward with ties to our and carmax will hold it for you youp to seven days, for free.ine you come in when it's convenient i know this because i'm from seven days in the future. now don't be frightened, seven days in the future is a glorious place. after all you had two good hair days in a row... perfect. right out of bed. and this car you reserved on carmax.com is still being held for you, for free. pretty sweet.

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we will, once again philadelphia native shine in the national award show this time our area was well represented, at last night's tony award. >> the tony award goes to... >> dear evan hanson took tony for best musical, actor ben platt won for leading actor in the musical. ben's parents went the two university of pennsylvania they funded construction of the platt students performing house and it is a hollywood and broadway producer. he and his wife were in the audience cheering on their son

>> dad, you are my hero. you have to be a decent human being to be a decent artist, i love you for it. >> reporter: it won for best score. one of the song writers is ben g passsick who grew up in ardmore montgomery county and went to friend central school. evan hand is some based on the death of the students, passing new at the school. by the way, he also won a oscar for score of the hit film, la la land. >> the american theater wing tony award goes to... oslo. >> winner for best play, oslo was developed at playpen conference in philadelphia in 2015. and one of the nominees for best play has ties to reading, berks county. sweat is about this displaced steel workers grab link with their future. lynn notich talked to and researched with talking to residents. lots of philadelphia flavor there well, so at tony's the award keep piling up for penn

grad john legend. >> bex from 96.5 joins with us her hot minute. >> thanks, jessica and joe. a night filled with song and dance, it was at seventh first annual tony award and penn grad john legend wins big as co producer of jitany. win leaves john just an e away from achieving, egot status which means he won a game, oscar and grammy, now all he need is a emmy. but bet milder's speech that stole the show. bette finally won her first tony for hello doyle. >> greatest professional experiences of my even tear life. >> reporter: it took her four minutes, the orchestra could not even play her off. >> shut that crap off. >> reporter: her reaction, hilarious. a terrifying moment for jennifer lawrence, after her private plane was forced to make an emergency landing. the oscar winning actress was traveling to teterboro in new jersey, when one of her plane engines gave out. then, during the actual

landing, the second failed. thankfully jennifer and everyone on the flight was okay. forbes world highest paid 100 celebrity list of 2017 has been released. the master mind behind the harry potter franchise jk rawlins sets in third place, beyonce knowles in second and in at number one is sean combs whose tour with his vodka and clothing brand, helped bring in 130 million-dollar. that is the hot minute i'm bex so, it is quite hot outside today. >> how long can you take it. >> about five minutes. >> yesy took my dog for a walk earlier, i would say within eight minutes their tongue where is hanging out. all right, time to go back. >> yes, exactly. >> you don't want to spend too much time outdoors today. certainly skip strength rust activity because it is hot, hot, hot. that picture looks cool. it gives you a cool feeling looking at the fountain at

logan circle getting a live look from our library cam on sky scan three, nice conditions, and you might want to take a dip in that fun tane because we are dealing with this extreme heat, after relatively cool start to june. temperatures, they are soaring we have got in the 90's yet, we have more 90's the board indicated by cbs-3 eyewitness weather watchers, low to mid 90's, even, we will check out our high temperatures, we don't hit high temperatures heading in the summertime until five or 6:00 in the evening when we have hottest portion of the day, four or 5:00 that time frame of the afternoon and evening. we could see a degree, maybe more warming, but it got to 98 e bell. ninety-five in hatfield at jeff's house. gilbertsville, eileen's house 97. bensalem topped out at 96. steve's house in cherry hill, new jersey. jenny reporting 102, i think her thermometer spent sometime in that direct sunlight

because that is what it felt like, triple digits as that sun was hitting you. conditions are not too humid right new but we will check on current conditions where it is 94 degrees still at our weather watchers house. the heat is making this malfunction as well. there we go. carolyn's house, she has sunny conditions in philadelphia. she says that what a beautiful bright sun shining day but the heat is on. we do have the sunshine but we are taking the heat, and a little bit of humidity witt. we will increase the heat a few degrees for high temperatures tomorrow and we will tack on a few degrees with the dew point as well. it will be a little bit more steamy. but so far yesterday makes two , 90 or -- or today, last month we had three, 90-degree days. that is up to five this season average season, 23. so it looks like we are probably going to have more 90-k it is not even officially summer but heat advisory for tomorrow, philadelphia surrounding counties so in and

along i-95, south jersey, northwestern suburbs, parts of the delaware this runs until noon to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. really want to take it easy so that record heat is on. record is 95 in philadelphia back in the 1950 ease. forecast high 96 degrees, which would shot their rorrer. heat, good reminders just to remember. wear light, loose colored or light weight colored clothing and linen on right now. always a good choice. drink water. draw blind during date so you are not letting the heat in. avoid outdoor exercise. don't go for that jog during prime heating hours of the day check on your elderly neighbors. storm scan three showing is quiet conditions in, rainfall to cool us off and throughout the overnight period mostly clear and only falling back to 75 degrees. so mother nature not doing her best to cool us off overnight tonight. as we head into tuesday, 96 degrees the high temperature, hot and humid, chance have the late day thunderstorm otherwise we will

deal with another round of hot sunshine. future weather showing us throughout the day we will see hit and miss showers and then are storms popping but again fairly isolated in nature that continues into the evening hours and as we head into midnight things quiet down, most models saying we could see a round of a few showers, embedded thunderstorms as we head into wednesday morning. we could see pop ups wednesday afternoon but spotty thunder showers on wednesday. 84 degrees. some relief. humidity will be dropping through the day on wednesday and then on thursday, we will be on the back side of the cold front, sunshine, comfortable conditions. 78 degrees, better rain chances and temperatures climbing slowly backup in the end of next weekend highs in the mid up toker 80's looking at saturday and sunday, guys. >> okay, thank you. still ahead, when nature meets art. >> vittoria woodill will takes us inside a art exhibit that comes alive in the wind, where to find

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the idea behind a unique attraction in morris arboretum in the chestnut hill neighborhood. >> cherry woodill tells us how they are bringing this exhibit to life. the morris arboretum has over 50 brand new sculptures putting the wind to work. >> the sculptures are just so, calming. >> look closely and you will see many, blooming lights, flowers, so they feel at home, in the garden. >> plus the won moving in directions, and they feel like they are expanding out. as you said like a flower growing. >> reporter: susan crane

marketing director for morris arboretum was blown away by these pieces of art while on the west coast. >> my husband and i saw them in santa fe new mexico. it set up three days, after copper and stainly feels, and message with the motion and. >> we worked with the artists to think about, sight lines, and, where, the wind, would be , the most favorable for placement, and, the groupings of them, he calls them wind farms. >> placing them in groupings really gives you a wonderful, sense of calm, and, it is very mess more ice to go lot them. >> these kind of sculptures adults can appreciate them, from the standpoint of their artistic appeal, the appeal and kid can just think that they are fun. >> reporter: one, two, three. >> ryan and luke's mom billy

joe says it gives her kid a sense of appreciation for nature, and all that it can be >> it gives them something else to look at, and, you know to really be able to see the wind instead of feeling it. >> such a nice, refuge, from the busy world that everybody lives in. >> ahh, you can just breathe in that beauty, take a look at it, take it in and you can even take it home. the sculptures are also up for sale, couple hundred dollars, is starting point and with every sale, 25 percent goes to the morris arboretum. >> very nice. >> you were saying i like the cooler there, and it is beautiful but it is warming work that wind. >> it is, the wind is warm, it is warm outside but they do say, 10 degrees, cooler at arboretum then it is anywhere else. >> did you like that. >> difficult. >> yes. >> we stopped talking. >> yes. >> thanks, tori. well that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 kind of heat

that is hard to handle people dealing with surging temperatures and we are in the done just yet, lauren. >> we also heard on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 you feel 10 degrees cooler also. so tuned in for that just the heat and humidity is grabbling , delaware valley and we have more heat on the way. i'll let you know when to expect more record high temperatures in the forecast. bill cosby case now in the hand of a jury, deliberations underway, final arguments both side made before the case was handed over. plus, a pan handling, plan , reason city officialness philadelphia do not want you giving money to people asking for it, on the street. now at 6:00, flashing for some relief, during a presumer sizzle, temperatures surge in the 90's for second straight day and we're not finished yet we are tracking even hotter temperatures still to come,

good evening, i'm jessica dean >> now philadelphia school district is already reacting, to the rising temperatures. oath sky deck, lauren. and, it ace lit bit of a breeze. and it doesn't really help cool you off too much, because of these hot, temperatures. we have got in the middle 90's yesterday and today was a breeze. same in berks county and 91, right now in atlantic city. feels like temperatures, these could be worse, it is humid but not all, too humid, not oppressive humidity but temperatures still boosted on the order of two to 5 degrees at recording sites when you factor in the humidity and