shot dead in the pickup truck overnight, coming up ahead we will tell what you police know so far as they searched for a killer. plus latest on the search for four missing men in bucks county we are live from the farm where authorities are focusing their search, and we will have more on the man described as a person of interest in the case. if you thought it was hot yesterday, well, katie's tracking even hotter weather on the way and chance for some more storms. >> yes. >> good morning, everyone it is wednesday, july 12th, i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things. >> it is so hot. >> no, no. >> everybody is sweating at home. even the air conditioning doesn't help when you reach temperatures like this looking outside, it is looking okay. starting to build levels and we have a couple accidents. >> thankfully morning drive looks good, weather-wise, sun glare a little bit of an issue we have a couple cloud but start of the day looks quiet. note that is reflected on storm scan three as well. we have had a couple sprinkles

rolling through ocean, monmouth county in the last few hours but quiet start to the day but if you have to step outside and you are sitting in your air conditioned home and comfortable at the moment just you wait. here's what currently feels like and folks, that sun has been up for almost 14 minutes or something like that. it is a warm start to the day. eighty-two is how it currently feels. we're in the upper 70's and 76 for heat index at millville a spot that spiked because we had sunshine yesterday in terms of the heat index but throughout the day, in philadelphia we will hit 92 degrees to day certainly above average but only by handful of degrees. in the like we are not used to the heat. factor in the heat. dew points will in the drop below zero seven's and that means it will feel closer around the board are of 100 degrees in the city to day down short we have hot, steamy conditions too. i think you'll stay dry at the beaches but in the mountains and certainly in the city, it is a possibility we will see showers and thunderstorms firing up this afternoon and

evening they could produce gusty wind, heavy downpours and we will watch for that. not only today does it feel potentially like a century mark but that will continue to be a theme even looking forward, so coming up we will let you know how long this stretch is expect to last, we will talk about when we clear out and get out of the storm pattern too. >> meisha. >> watch out for those kid and pets outside, too. all right, katie, thank you very much. it can be dangerous with that heat and humidity. we are looking outside, sun glare will pose a issue for some but really congestion levels right now as we are just starting to make our way in the 6:00 o'clock hour. they are looking pretty good. we are seeing a pattern here, this is schuylkill at boulevard, you can see in the far left lane, there, it looks like an accident traveling on by but overall not posing too much problem. carry on more eastbound toward center city we have a disable vehicle near spring garden street. just a head up on. that then yesterday we were

talking about 95 ramp to aramingo avenue. you can see those cones in place right there. it was supposed to open up yesterday at 5:00 a.m. and it is still closed for those still waiting on thaw wait aid long, time, closed, since yesterday, again, supposed to reopen around 5:00 a.m. we have an accident head up flower town avenue at willow grove avenue just a head up that it is there, not slowing down too much in that area. then bridge inspections still taking place but not starting in the 9:00 a.m. ninety-five southbound, left lane will be compromised between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., back over to you. police in north philadelphia continuing to investigate after two women are killed while sitting in the pickup truck. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with details authorities have so far, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. right now police are only identifying shooting victims of the 28 year-old woman and 19 year-old woman both shot

and killed in a drive by shooting in the fair hill section of the city. take a lou can see what the scene looked like overnight as police continue to investigate , gunfire erupted on 39,000 block of north lawrence street just after midnight when police, medics arrived they have discover that red pickup truck parked and still running, inside 28 year-old shot dead in the driver's seat 19 year-old shot dead in the passenger seat they were shot multiple times in the head and body. at this point it appears that the shooter or shooters, fired in the passenger side striking the victim. police are interviewing eyewitnesses as they try to determine the exact number of shooters and attempt to track down the suspect. >> some witnesses say, both shooters were in the vehicle whole they fired shots so possibly a drive by this he were last seen in the vehicle, it was going south on the 3,000 block of lawrence street >> unfortunately police don't

have a good description of that suspect vehicle. they don't have a motive. they are tracking down surveillance video right now if you have any information, you are asked to call police. reporting live, this morning, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" remarks hell and jim, back inside to you. search for, four young men intensifying around a property in solebury township that property is owned by family of the man police are calling a person of interest. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live near police stage ago year in solebury township with an update, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: well, good morning jim and rahel. that person of interest is 20 year-old cosmo dinardo arrested on monday, on unrelated weapons charges but his father bailed him out of jail last night, meanwhile investigators are going in to their fourth day of scouring family farm just down the road from here. police cadets dot landscape of the 90-acre farm on lower york road in solebury owned by

family of the man police are calling a person of interest in the disappearance of the four young men who went missing last week. the search bringing together resources from several local departments, state police and the fbi. >> we're using, anything from major construction equipment, all the way down to the finest shifting equipment that you can imagine because some of it is just heavy, bulky work, construction work and others we want to be careful not to miss most tiny piece of evidence. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney matt wine taubb is not revealing what led police to the, family farm sunday night where a person of interest cosmo dinardo. >> there is informative that i cannot share with you. i want to be careful to stress that he is a person of interest and hat not been charged or arrested with respect to any of the missing four young men at this time. >> reporter: jimmy patrick went missing on wednesday. dean fan char owe, tom meo and mark sturgis has in the been

seen since friday. investigators suspect, foul play. family and friend keeping vigil on the end of the farm, waiting for answers. >> we're scared. we want to know something. because we're all, we're all stunned we just don't know. >> last night we did reach out to the dinardo's attorney thomas parlow and he confirmed he is still representing him but had no further comment. sources tell us that the dinardo family has reached out to prominent criminal defense attorney fortune perry for representation. we are live from solebury township i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel back to you. as the search for those missing men, continues in bucks county we are learning more about that person of interest. police say only person of ninth this case is cosmo dinardo, he was released around 7:00 on 10 percent of one million-dollar bail. he was being held on a firearms charge unrelated this case.

cbs-3 spoke with the friend who asked to remain anonymous but did so quote i'll tell you he watts normal up until last year when he was in the quad accident, hit his head and stranded with a brain bleed. he had frontal lobe damage. i spoke to a couple of the friend of one of the missing men. >> we we don't dean but we don't necessity guys involve. >> it is shocking. i grew up with the kid. he lived right in my neighborhood. it is crazy. >> that is another thing that doesn't make any sense we don't know any of the other guys, it doesn't seem like dean hung out with those guys. >> after being released last night dinardo did not return to his bensalem home. a worker strike at philadelphia international airport has been suspended, that is after the group announced their plan to strike last night, airport workers at newark international started striking last night, so did workers at jfk and laguardia in new york but we have learned that the workers and company they were striking against entered last minute discussions. workers said that the company refused to bargain with them.

workers say they are ready to go on strike if the talks fall apart. eighteen members of the now defunct penn state fraternity are expect back in court in august have death of timothy pea as a -- pea as a preliminary continues continued. judge was expected to decide if there was enough evidence to go on as a trial but it will continue next month. piazza's parents were in the courtroom all day only stepping out which lawyers played a video showing the 19 year-old's final moments in the frat house. >> they will not sleep until justice is done, for their son if that means coming to one trial or 18 trials, they are can go to do it. >> and piazza died after a night of heavy drinking at fraternity house. eighteen former members of the beta theta pi are facing charges including involuntary man slaught tore reckless endangerment. happening today so-called master mind of the george washington bridge gate scheme facing sentencing. former port authority official

david wildstein could be sentenced to 27 months in prison but defense attorneys and prosecutors are asking for probation, bridge closing thought involved closing traffic lanes to cause traffic jams in fort lee, new jersey in 2013. democratic mayor of fort lee refused to endorse republican governor chris christie for re election. investigators are trying to determine what cause aid deadly military plane crash, marine transport plane fell 20,000 feet in the soybean field in rural mississippi this happened on monday afternoon, all 15 marines and one navy sailor aboard that plane died, officials have not released the victim's names just yet however, one man told cbs a filth in vermont that his son was one of the fallen. >> i think he was a very gentle person, he loved outdoors, he was looking forward to retirement next year. he said it was time to move on and let younger kid take over. >> very sad to hear. >> the sailor and six of the marines were part of the elite squad heading to arizona for training.

the plane suffered a catastrophic failure sometime after leaving from north carolina. president trump has headed to paris third foreign trip since taking office. during the brief visit president will hold a press conference with new french president's manual macron. he will visit nation's annual bastille day parade. and the president trip comes as his oldest son donald trump junior faces scrutiny after he released a series of e-mails about his meeting with russian lawyers in the 2016 presidential campaign. and in those e-mails trump junior accepts an offer of help from the russian government and his father's campaign against hillary clinton. special counsel robert muhler plans to look in the meeting and e-mails as part of the overall collusion investigation. president trump's pick for fbi director is set for confirmation hearing today. christopher wray shown here will testify before members of the senate judiciary committee they are expected to field him questions about russia's investigation and how wow handle working with the current administration,

hearing will likely bring former director james comey firing back in the spotlight. coming up, we will show you dramatic video of one couple's escape from the wild fire surrounding their car. warning ahead one family shares their tragic story after a teen is electrocuted using a cell phone, in a bat tub. plus strength in numbers amazing story of how dozens of strangers join force toss save nine swimmers trapped by a powerful rip tied. ♪ >> rahel, i just told you just hold on. >> i don't want to. >> we are looking at a stretch of hot weather, it is continuing. >> does humidity to have stick around. it is humidity that posts

problem for our air. >> i think we have to ask the expert. >> katie fehlinger, she will be back. >> she has latest coming up, hold on.

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well, back on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" with a water rescue from florida. two young boys swept up in the rip current and several people had to race out to the rescue. current proved to be too strong and soon nine people

were in danger of going under, eventually dozens linked arms and reached two boys age eight and 11 and others trapped in the current. >> seeing my husband, my mom, oldest daughter and youngest daughter but i didn't see my boys. they were screaming, crying at the time, but they could in the go anywhere. >> they kept yelling like help us, we can't do it. >> the chain rescued them all including barbara france pulled from the water unconscious after suffering a heart attack. she's expected to be okay and so is everybody else. >> that is wild. >> lets bring in katie. so hard to know what would you do in that situation. you hear but in the middle of that, you panic. >> what are you supposed to do , yeah. that is where we can come in and give you tips since it is beach season, obviously. first and foremost to avoid this is to know what the rip current looks like so you can avoid it in the first place. you're looking for a channel of choppy water in the opened water, remember rip currents

don't pull you under they pull you out so watch for that break in the pattern of incoming wave. that is what it looks like. they form on calm, sunny days very prone to be on the shoreline. you need to swim in front of the life guard but if you find yourself stuck in the rip current as it is pulling awe way, swim parallel to the shoreline, feel yourself get out of that and then swim back and again best way is to always swim by life guard and just looking for those signs of the choppy water, and find these rip currents around jetties, and peers and that kind of thing as well. storm scan taking a lah here very stormy, isn't it a cross parts of the wisconsin. this will roll our way through second half of the day, afternoon, evening we will have showers and thunderstorms that could be locally gusty and heavy toward afternoon and evening especially from the city north. in the meantime it is just hot wear light, loose fitting clothing, drink plenty of

water, stay hydrated, water, of course is beverage of the choice and avoid outdoor exercise. in the exercise all together but just outdoor exercise between hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and also check on our neighbors and elderly make sure your children are staying safe because their body cannot handle the heat, as easily as adults can. looking forward it is hot, through tomorrow and tomorrow is war, really. it will feel like 105 degrees. >> my goodness, katie, yuck, i love heat but that humidity i'm telling you it just takes it out of us. happy wednesday, katie great tips, especially that rip current that is scary stuff. we are looking outside right now where we have an accident, schuylkill at boulevard, left lane was compromise that had accident has has been cleared out of your way right around there we are starting to get busy slowly. less than posted speed and then tacony palmyra bridge but scheduled to go up any minute. heading out to the bridge just

know within the next minor five minutes somewhere around there, it will go up. i-95 south traveling less than posted speed in the southbound direction toward center city. we can see brake lights right there and this accident in wyndmoor is still out there flourtown avenue at willow grove avenue. then construction in cherry hill that has been since clear , on route 70 eastbound and just a quick reminder mass transit we have a trolley tunnel blitz going on. no tunnel service until monday , trolley routes 10, 11, 13, 34, 36 will be divert todd 40th and market. just check those schedules on line. i say it but good reminder to do so. bridge inspections they are out there as well or will be starting at 9:00 a.m. 95 south between broad street and left lanes between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., jim, over to you. traumatic escape from the wild fire in can inadequacies ace captured on video. take a lot this this video was taken as people drove away from the raging wild fire this was one of the 200 wild fires

that burned through british columbia yesterday. flames forced about 14,000 people out of their homes, these are the war fires to hit that region in a decade. well, tragic accident claims life of the teenager from texas family says 14 year-old madison co was electrocuted trying use her cell phone in the bathtub. authorities say cell phone was plug in the bathroom wall at the time of the accident, madison's devastated family wants to use this to warn others of the danger. >> we want something good to come out of this and awareness of not using your cell phone in the bathroom as it is plugged in and charging. >> so sad. eighth grader was on her way to high school to play basketball, in her school ban. memorial service for madison will be held on saturday. well, coming up a cable tv news host makes a big announcement on the late show with stephen colbert coming up in the next half an hour. also vandalism caught on camera more on what appears to

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welcome back everyone. good news if not a fan of the heat and humidity is weekend is looking up for our area we will see more sun then anything for both saturday and especially sunday, more typical july warmth in the mid up toker 80's and not as humid as what we will find today, guys. all right, katie, thank you. now for newspaper headlines across our region. press of atlantic city five people are charged with possession of heroin in the early morning drug bust yesterday in egg harbor township. detectives seized 456 bags of heroin, 10 grams of suspected crack cocaine and $500 cash, after executing a search warrant in the condo in the farming ton section of the town. mercury penn dot has un veiled plans to replace 60 year-old king street bridge in pottstown, construction won't begin in the summer of 2019, it is expected to cost three

and a half million-dollar. it carries 9,000 vehicles per day and has been declared structurally deficient. from the reading eagle former rivals cabelas and bass pro are a step closer to becoming one. cabelas share hold's proved 5 billion-dollar sale of the company to bass pro, the sale was proposed eight months ago. largest cabelas by the way in the country is in berks county >> i had in idea. >> yes. >> that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. coming up next half an hour of "eyewitness news" frank does live in bucks county, trang do. >> reporter: search for four missing men in bucks county is ing in the fourth day i'm trang do live with what we know about the person of interest in this case. donald trump junior is defending his meeting with the russian lawyer as well as lawmakers on both side raise questions, i'm hanna daniels with the latest coming up. well we are waking up to sunshine, clearly a bridge

opening as well, we have an accident out there, construction, and disabled vehicle, coming up, but first we will take a quick break stay where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will

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good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. it is 6:30. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute, today, wednesday july 12th. >> at this point police only identified victims here as a 28 year-old woman and 19 year-old woman. both shot and killed as they sat inside a vehicle in the fair hill section of this city everyone is talking about this. >> search for four missing men not letting up in bucks county we're using anything from

major construction equipment to the finest shifting equipment, we want to be careful not to miss most tiny piece of evidence. in retrospect i probably would have done things differently. >> donald trump junior faces intense scrutiny after he released a series of e-mails with his meeting about a russian lawyer. >> this is moving in perjury and potentially treason. and takata adding nearly 3 million more air bags of the largest automotive recall in u.s. history. a true act of heroism in panama city, florida. strangers formed a humane chain to save two young boys swept out to sea. >> i was going to make sure. >> jim, they say 80 to 90 strangers were involved holding hand to save that family. >> acted quickly because that stuff can change in a drop of a hat. >> absolutely. >> talking about teamwork.

>> speaking of teamwork our teammate katie fehlinger bringing us news we do not want to hear. >> this is one of those, please don't hate on the messenger. i know if you are not a fan of the heat and hugh mity we will not have the best news for you if you were lucky to have the day off, going to the beach, pool or lake, it is a great day for that, but you really will need to find ways to stay cool, no matter what your plans entail here today and if you are a one of the folks that has to be outside working in landscaping or delivering the mail, trash pick up, you will to have take care of yourself on a day like this lets explain why. starting things off with storm scan pinpoint right now say for some cloud cover but as day progresses and what we saw yesterday and day before spotty showers and storms will ignite this afternoon and evening and for northern half of our region. seventy-nine is your actual air temperature but feels like well in the mid 80's in this location, 77 in trenton, dover

, atlantic city. we are off tie warm start no matter how you slice it. you can slice humidity with a knife out here, it is so pea soupy out on the sky deck. sun's up but will stay humid, steamy throughout the day but heat comes next and now that the temperatures every have a chance to spike, 92 is our expected high. it makes it feel more like 100 s afternoon at the war of the afternoon. down the shore generally we will see some sunshine but i cannot rule out shower or storm, most true you will see those storms up toward the north and poconos and as i mentioned those storms could be locally strong so we will outline impact probabilities with those storms later on in the show, meisha. >> i know it is uncomfortable but i got to say you look gorgeous out there. i got to say, all right, looking outside, we are dealing with that sun glare too, guys by the way. katie mentioned this earlier and i will piggy back on it this could be really blinding for those traveling in the

eastbound direction, for those in the southbound direction i think of i-95 south bound heading toward center city will be more of the rear-view mirror blinding but eastbound side you bet it will be blinding. no one complaining about that sunshine. it is gorgeous. it will be humidity so pack that water, get that ac cranking, schuylkill at conn conshohocken, taillights moving until the eastbound direction right in the sun. then 422 at route 23, we have been talking about that ramp from 23 on to 422 eastbound, that is closed until late fall that project we will look at and talk about for quite sometime. offer all looking at 422 both directions we are traveling around, okay, tacony palmyra bridge our buddy here, it is up, so for those heading out to the bridge just give it a couple extra minutes. it went up a little bit ago. another quick peak at 95 south moving in the southbound direction toward center city brake lights going off in loaning traveling at posted speed, rahel, over to you.

police are investigating shooting death of two women in the north philadelphia fair hill section. officers covered up ready to yet a pickup truck where they found both woman with multiple gunshot wound. this happens on the north lawrence street just after midnight. truck's engine was still running when they arrived. >> it appears that the shooter , shooters fired multiple shots in the passenger side front door, some witnesses say both shoot ers were in the vehicle when they fired shots so possibly a drive by. >> so police have not made in a rests, they are interviewing eyewitnesses and checking surveillance video. well, authorities continue to scour a 90-acre property in bucks county for that evidence could lead to four missing men who vanished last week. >> that property belongs to the man police are calling a person of interest in the case "eyewitness news" reporter trang do back live near police station in solebury township with the very latest, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning,

rahel and jim that person of interest is 20 year-old cosmo dinardo who was arrested on monday on unrelated weapons charges but his father bailed him out last night. meanwhile investigators aring into their fourth day of scouring family farm right down the road from here. take a look at this chopper three video over scene on tuesday dozens of local, state , federal investigators spent another day combing through a 90-acre farm in solebury owned by cosmo dinardo's family. police are investigating whether the 20 year-old is connect to the disappearance of four area men all around the same age. jimmy patrick went missing on wednesday while dean finocchiaro, tom mayo and mark sturgis have not been seen since friday. matt wine taubb maintains that the extensive search has not yielded any human remains and hopeful that the men will be found alive. he vaguely addressed why the focus is on dinardo. >> there are some very obvious links. i have to receipt you draw

your own conclusions. you know his parents own the property. there is some information that i'm privilege tie that i cannot share with you. i want to be very careful to stress that he is a person of interest, he has in the been charged or arrested with respect to any of the missing four young men at this time. >> "eyewitness news" spoke to the friend of the dinardo who described him as quote normal until atv accident last year that left him with frontal lobe damage. investigators are expected back out here again on lower york road, and if you are traveling in this area expect some delays between street road and aquetong road, as this investigation continues. for now we are live from solebury township i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim and rahel back to you. of course, we will continue to update you on search for those four missing men on line, check out our web site at cbs philly.com for very lateness this developing story. philadelphia police are hoping the public can help

them identify vandals they say ransacked a bowling alley run by a local church. surveillance video from saint monicaness south philadelphia over weekend. suspect who appear to be teens , spent hours ransacking the church causing thousands of dollars in cage. >> devastating, devastating to us. we have day cares scheduled to be here all day today but instead we are changing locks and doing this stuff and losing revenue. >> in addition to the damage vandals found a key to the change machine and stole $1,500. anyone with any information is asked to call philadelphia police. >> pretty clear video there. donald trump junior has given his first television interview since confirming his first controversial meeting with russian lawyer. she promised damaging information on hillary clinton as hanna daniels explained the president's sonnies insisting did he nothing wrong. >> they had something, i wanted to hear it out but really, it went no where. >> reporter: donald trump junior appearing on "fox news" insisting his meeting with the russian lawyer at trump tower

last year during the election was quote, a wasted 20 minutes meeting set up because she promised dirt on hillary rodham clinton. >> the in retrospect i would have done things differently. >> this is before the russia main, yeah before they were building it up in the press. for me this was opposition research. >> reporter: on twitter trump junior released entire e-mail chain leading up to the meeting and initial message music publicist rob goldstone informed him that a russian official had very high level and sensitive information about clinton, and part of the russia and its government support for mr. trump. so don junior replied fit is what you say, i love it. a dialogue that is raising concern on both side of the aisle. >> it is probably most problematic thing i have seen thus far. >> thinks moving into perjury, false statements and potentially treason. >> the president released a statement calling his son a high quality person, while applauding his transparency.

the president's attorney insists that don junior did nothing wrong. >> i'm just trying to look at it as a lawyer saying what statue of law has been violated what code or section has been violated here? it does not exist. >> reporter: special counsel muhler and his investigation in russian meddling in the election is expected to look into the e-mails and meetings. hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". ms nbc host joe scarbureau goes after his own republican party on the cbs late show. >> he tops off i his criticism with the big announcement. >> when he he talk about david duke and pretended he didn't know who he was and kk. is, he didn't have republicans coming out saying i can never support donald trump because he is racist. i will not be a republican anymore. i have got to become an independent. >> morning joe star was joined by his co hoe and fiance mika brzezinski, they were previously friends with the president, however in the last few weeks tension escalated when president trump lashed

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an alert for swimmers venomous creatures have turned up on the sand of long beach island. look at these photos from harvey cedars beach patrol. this is what a portuguese manowar looks like, found friday morning on the beach in harvey cedars. it is known for painful sting, rahel and long tentacles. it is unclear if any more might surface on the beach in the coming days. we have talk with the surfer who has been stung before i have been stung by 12 years ago actually and they heard real bad. burns pretty much. almost feels like you are on fire. >> in rare cases stings can be fatal and people allergic to bee stings can have similar

reaction. if you see portuguese manowar on the beach do not touch it and notify beach patrol. talk about close call, a california kyacker has an even counter with a hungry shark. >> thankfully did he manage to escape unharmed, steve lawson was kyacking like jim often does and like he often does and water seemed calm. then it felt like he hit a rock and could not move. >> i looked forward and there was a shark holding the front of my boat both. he let go, i went over. it happened to be what looked like food at that moment but he decided after taking a both out of the boat i was than the food and he did not hang around. >> good thing he decided to move on. he says shark darted off and people from a nearby fishing boat called harbor patrol. moments later he was rescued out of water. lawson plans to return to the water soon but will to have do witt a different boat. >> i will say in lake noxamixon in bucks county when i hit a rock, it is a rock, it is not a shark.

>> that is what you think. >> although do i frighten easily. a fish jumped out of the water i said what the heck is this. >> i can only imagine this. >> wouldn't you love to see jim out in the water. >> we love those saturday morning selfies he powes. >> i have to do a facebook live one morning from the lake and take people on my little trip. >> just don't drop your phone in the water. >> no, television station won't pay for it. yes to day would be eye fantastic day to hit the pool, find a lake, go to the beach, whatever you would like to do to come off but if you are out in the heat because of your job or just got to go to work even if you are on your way to the hospital standing on the train platform it will bother you. be ready. we will start off with the weather watchers, we are all reporting, at lee, the low or the mid 70's right now so most remet suburbs are very warm this morning, peter plantmeant is up and adam with full sunshine, sending a beautiful

picture in of the sky, he has sunshine out here this morning and more blue sky then anything. lets go to another one further inland, chestnut hill where phil reports full sunshine as well at 73 degrees and he did have a comment that the heat index is already 76, and his dew point up at 70. one of those triple a type wednesdays, and not talking about the wrestler triple h which stand for hunter hey owes helmsly or something like that i don't know why i know these things but he means hot, hazy and humid is the triple a phil is talking about. enough of useless trivia. we have storm scan erupting back cross great lakes region at this point. some of that stormy weather will roll our way i'm thinking primarily you'll find this in the northern half of our area and mainly through afternoon and evening as is typical. mostly fair game for shower and storms but from philadelphia, on north, it is your best shot to see these

storms, mainly again this afternoon or evening, heavy downpours, gusty wind, possibility of small hail are main threats with that. lets look at the seven day because your eye gets drawn into this, 97 the proposed high, flirting with the record high by one single degrees but more importantly look at the feels like value fine print, 105 is how that dew point makes it feel so again, we're not out of the wood just yet but by week even it will look nicer. >> yes, of course, i'm out of town this weekend, katie, miss it all. good morning, happy wednesday, so yes, it is very warm outside get those air conditioning cranked up, bring that water in your vehicle with you and we are heating up in terms of the congestion as well. boulevard taillights moving in the southbound direction this is as you head toward schuylkill giving you a bird eye shot there and once you jump on to the schuylkill, ya, ya this is not something you want to be sitting, shifting in, just sitting there, especially with this warm and

humid because as we know as car idles air conditioning don't get as cool and just sits there. it will be very warm pack those waters in your vehicle pushing in the westbound direction on the schuylkill, crossing city avenue, man i'm with you. that does not look fun. tacony palmyra bridge up, went back down we are looking good there, traveling slowly across the bridge and we have an accident here in upper providence township so just a head up, black rock road at route 29 traveling at around 34 miles an hour so you are slowing down less than posted speed around our area and we have bridge inspections starting at 9:00 a.m. ninety-five south between broad street and enterprise avenue left lane compromised between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. most teens spent much more time reading text messages then they do books but some popular apps are changing that and people are getting hooked on a new way of reading stories. nineteen year-old mike shaw, says first time he heard about the app hooked he was sold.

>> the name really wraps it up , it is hooking you in the story. >> reporter: because app allows users to read fast pac ed short stories right on their smart phones and in the form of the text messages between two people. >> you are going through and almost as if you are texting like running away from a killer or something. >> since its release three years ago rise in popularity of the chat fix apps like hooked led to more to take a leap in the new format. >> biggest challenge was coming up with a story that fit the parameters of this style of writing. >> reporter: millions of the users have read her first hooked story, a thrill their took kayla a fraction on of the time to write compared to her novels. >> please ignore until i get home, how am i supposed to do that, it is getting louder, don't go down there. >> reporter: hook has topped apple's app store list three times and more than 20 million people down loaded the free app. >> it feels like you are going

through what the characters have been going through. well, mike also uses other chap apps like the new style but he has in plans to stop reading old fashion books, that is good. >> i never heard of it before. >> me either, whatever gives teens, young adults, kid reading, absolutely love it. >> from the new technology to old technology we love this story flea market merchandise thought he got a nice price for selling this nice typewriter, unfortunately though didn't realize contraption was a german world war two code making machine. that sold last night at auction house for more than $50,000, he sold it at auction for 50 thousands. experts say many more of these machines are probably still out there. >> they have done move business that. >> really. >> doyletown native pink in the area for her only east coast performance this year, rock star will be kick off atlantic city is beach concert

, crew where is setting up yesterday, singer is first of three perform tears take the stage, brandtly gilbert performs tomorrow and rough riders and friend perform august 3rd, and it opens at 5:00 a.m. boy that is early wake up call, coming up on friday cbs-3 summer if he hits another town in the delaware veil. >> we are heading to phoenixville schuylkill river trail has been a major nice addition to so many families out there and phoenixville they are loving it. our pat gallen is checking it out for himself and discovering many benefits. >> join us on friday right here on cbs-3, be sure to tune in. we will be right back. >> three to go. come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. before furry hugs, become first loves.

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good morning ahead latest on donald trump junior e-mails we will talk to the member of the president trump's legal team and ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee adam shift and one of the new york times journalist who first broke the story we will see you at 7:00 on the dot. here's three to go. >> search continues for four young men in bucks county crew s focusing on the specific property in solebury township that property owned by a man identified as person of interest. >> man prosecutors called master mind of the bridge gate

is being sentenced to day former port authority official david wildstein faces 27 months in prison. donald trump junior says he will testify under oath and if asked to do so after confirming a controversial 2016 meeting with the russian lawyer she promised damaging information on hillary clinton >> that is three to go. >> jim, i love my high school prendie. >> many times. >> well, it is a happy day for panda lovers all around the world. >> because tv stations all over world spotlighting a birthday party for twin panda babies. >> yes. >> what is this, yobo and you bee had their first birthday party at a zoo in southwest chine, children born on the same day were invited to the special party. >> do i love this. >> feature birthday cake for toddlers and case of bamboo carrots and apples for pan a cubs. >> everybody can be, prendie panda proud. >> make sure grab the right part of the cake because you don't want to be eating bamboo , stuck in your teeth.

lets check weather and traffic. >> you know my girls share a birthday with amani a baby gorilla at philadelphia zoo. >> really. >> yes, it is silly thing but it is really so cute. >> birthday party at soot. >> good idea. >> we love going to see the gorillas. lets look at feels like values already at 6:59 it feels like lower 80's from philly down to the shore, yuck, only worse from here, right we're expecting high of 92 tomorrow but war of the heat and humidity will peak, meisha. >> yes. >> all right, katie. thank you for that. and here 95 north pennsylvania academy road center lane blocked, involving multiple vehicles. use far left lane and far right lane and squeezing by on the shoulder, as well. >> well that wraps it up here at animal kingdom. next up this morning more on donald trump junior's e-mail and what it could mean for the president and his son moving forward. join us each weekday morning on cbs-3 at 4:30 a.m.

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