down the shore ocean breeze may help a little as we look live in ocean city, so many people are out, and that may help a little but it is hot across the region our excessive heat warning stretches into its second day. wouldn't you like to be there about now. i'm rahel solomon. jim's off today. once again it will feel like triple digits so is any relief in sight. lets get to katie fehlinger with the answer tracking the excessive heat from the cbs-3 weather center, katie. >> in short answer rahel, there will be relife but it will take a while.

we have to deal with handful of days that top off in the 90 's. today is one of them. that excessive heat is definitely making it feel uncomfortable outside. we will start off by taking you out first to the excessive heat warning that continues, for, again, its second day here. right now it is including philadelphia, surrounding vicinity and it will feel as hot as 102 from now right through the height of the afternoon, which is about 4:00 f the year. so heat advisory do also extend out for maryland, long island but rest of the region technically not included in one. keep in mind we still feel hot , already. lancaster, trenton where we're not necessarily included, in that excessive heat warning, so even down toward dover it is starting to feel as hot as upper 90's and pine land areas 98 current heat index in millville, of all places. storm scan is empty, however, we are expecting that this heat wave will continue, and also potential forstrom i weather to come with it. it is somewhat extreme weather for our area.

not all that atypical but we are expecting, so far, longest heat wave of the year to last us, seven straight days but coming up there is a drop off that will drop off and you saw those question marks at end of the graphic. i will let you know how low it will drop off later in the show. >> thank you, katie. fire fighters in south jersey continue to battle a forest fire, smoke affect the coastline. chopper three over wharton state for necessary washington township, burlington county. flames have consume about a thousand acres. fire fighters say they have contained 60 percent of the blaze and lets take a look, satellite image from our weather radar. you can see smoke traveling toward the coastline and affecting beach in long forward. beach goers can expect haze, and a sense of smoke. here is a look at smokey conditions around hamilton mall in mays landing atlantic county. haze filling sky here this was courtesy of pwpgg, a local radio station n homes or road

have been throat end and causes unknown. woman was found stabbed this morning inside of her montgomery county home and her daughter was one who called police. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves ace the home in schwanksville with the very latest, alycia? >> reporter: well, rahel authorities aren't investigating the death here as suspicious they are currently talking to the daughter who said she found perfect mother dead in the home just behind me in montgomery county earlier this morning. her mother was apparently stabbed at least one time in the chest, and the mother's death inside this home on abby lane in schwanksville happened sometime before 3:00 because a little after 3:00 when authorities were called here, when they received the 911 call from a woman, that adult daughter, who said she discovered her 54 year-old mother's body. no word on if the adult daughter lived with the mother and if not why she came to the home at 3:00 a.m. authorities are interviewing the daughter right now and they are investigating this death as this time as suspicious. crime scene has been combing

through home last couple hours and we noticed surveillance video has been taken from homes of nearby neighbors. >> we will looking at any surrounding area, we will talk to the neighbors and find out if they seen or heard anything we will use every resource possible to find out what happened here. >> reporter: and again, so far we know woman that was found dead was 54. authorities have not release heard name until all of her family has been notified. they are currently in the middle of investigating what happened here exactly as you just heard from one of the troopers and they prom toys keep us updated throughout the day. we will keep you intern updated on our later newscast and on cbs philly.com. reporting live schwanksville for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are investigating a deadly double shooting in the tioga section of the city this happened before midnight on the 3300 block of north gratz street. police say two suspects fatal ly shot a 36 year-old man in the wheelchair and wounded

his caretaker. neighbors tell "eyewitness news" man killed had been paralyzed after being shot years ago. >> his mother was always, you know, taking care, helping him out, and he had, people on this block they knew he was a good guy. >> police say victim's 51 year-old caretaker was shot trying to runaway. police say he is in stable condition at temple hospital. victim's mother and four children in the house were not hurt. well to day is funeral for one of the victims of the recent bucks county killings. jimi patrick from newtown was murdered by cosmo dinardo after a drug transaction gone wrong. two memorial services were held earlier in the week. patrick's family will receive condolence at church of saint andrew in newtown fooled by a funeral mass. two of the others were laid to to rest yesterday. "eyewitness news" was in bensalem last night where family and friends bid a final farewell to 22-year old mark sturgis. earlier, funeral was held for another victim thomas meo, at

saint anslam church in the northeast. other news this noon u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is in philadelphia, to speak about so-called sanctuary cities and what his justice department plans to do about them. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at u.s. attorneys office in olde city with the break down of attorney general's speech, hi there, david. >> reporter: hi rahel. attorney general sessions is in the building behind me having run watch some small groups finishing up meetings, and here to talk about sanctuary cities but also crime as we heard from those last few stories. not only crime in fail but around the country. sessions walk out to several groups today, two meetings, one with assa and second with local law enforcement. we saw law enforcement from bucks county, delaware county, montgomery county and commissioner ross and other members of the philadelphia police department. now, speaking of, sanctuary cities, a sanctuary city we hear that word, a sanctuary city as defined is essentially a city that allow immigrant

who do not have legal documentation to be here to live here. attorney general sessions says he ace begins sanctuary cities mayor jim kenney calls philadelphia a proud welcoming sanctuary city. it was interest ago this attorney general sessions was here today, mayor kenney was not here today but attorney general sessions went on to say sanctuary cities need to stop, it is illegal, if you are here illegally you should be deported especially if you commit a crime there were protesters outside u.s. attorney office, we spotted about 30 to 40 protesters, they were holding signs, they were speaking through mega phone, protesting attorney general sessions, they say, that philadelphia should be a proud sanctuary city, attorney general sessions as you are about to hear right now says philadelphia should lose that sanctuary status. >> they are giving sanctuary not to law abiding citizens of our community, but they are providing sang war toy criminals. it is saddened me to say one of those jurisdictions is

philadelphia, this is especially a sad for the residents of philadelphia, who have been victimized as a result of these policies. right is right and just, really that we have a lawful system of immigration, and one that we can defend and to make sense. >> reporter: interesting first of all mayor kenney was not in attendance he is against these policies that attorney general sessions is setting forth for the but difficult catch richard ross from the philadelphia police department on camera after this meeting. he disagrees with attorney general sessions. he had interesting things to say. we will hear that later on "eyewitness news" tonight. reporting live from the u.s. attorneys office in olde city, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, david, thank you new york times is report ago this president trump's lawyers are looking into the backgrounds of the very people investigating him. times says that trump team of lawyers are searching for possible conflicts of interest that they can use to discredit counsel robert muhler. muhler is investigating

russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. washington post reports that the president's lawyers are also discussing the president 's authority to grant pardons to those in his inner circle including himself, president trump's legal team however insist there is no truth to that claim. overseas now dozens of after shocks continue to rattle all ready damaged resort areas in greece and turkey after a deadly earthquake overnight. magnitude 6.7 quake hit near island of koz a popular tourist destination. two people in the bar there were crushed when a building collapsed. survivors had to cut their trips short and headed for the airport. >> it is set to go in because, it keeps new here, you know, and i tell them, afterward. immediately, i'm focusing on, surviving but afterward, it hit me really hard. i felt really sick. >> authorities say that the quake injured nearly 500 people, on the greek island and near coast of turkey. well, coming up on cbs-3

"eyewitness news" caught on video an explosion rips through resort city where this happened and how many people were killed in the terrifying blast. i dent think he is worthy of, the right to be out amongst decent people. and they believe o.j. simpson murdered their loved one, family of ron goldman reacts to a parole decision to release simpson from prison. we will be r when you switch to progressive.

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press that the press secretary sean spicer is out. reportedly resigned over the hiring of a new communications aid, according to published reports, spicer disagreed with the appointment of new york businessman anthony scarmuci as communications director. we will have much more on this breaking story on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and on "eyewitness news" on line at cbs philly.com. a deadly explosion rocks the shop in eastern china during morning rush hour. this happened earlier today and resort city of honk joe. china state run media report two people killed and 55 injured in the explosion, no word on what caused the blast. the parole board's decision to release o.j. simpson from prison means he will be a freeman in objecting but for families who believed simpson murdered their loved won it reopened old wound. correspondent kenneth craig has goldman family's reaction. >> well, while o.j. simpson was celebrating the parole board's decision to set him free. >> thank you. >> reporter: there were some who wondered whether it was

another example of the former football star, getting away witt. >> for me, the answer is yes, but then obviously we are a little bias. >> reporter: fred and kim goldman are father and sister of ron goldman who was killed along with nicole brown simpson in 1994. they say thursday's hearing was troubling, and eye opening >> they went on to not press him, not ask follow-up questions where inappropriate nfl tie for the parole board member. >> reporter: simpson was acquitted of the two murders but his former sister in law says it hardly means he is innocent. >> the truth of the matter is he abused my sister and we have her diary to prove that. we have the battered face to prove that. >> reporter: simpson will have served the minimum of his three three-year sentence forearmed robbery, when he is released in october. >> i have done my time, you know, i have done it, as well and as respectfully as i think anybody can. >> reporter: but fred goldman says that prison has not reformed the man he believes killed his son.

>> i would prefer to see him back in jail, simple as that. i don't think he is worthy of the right to be out among decent people. >> goldman's say simpson still craves the nation's attention and they are already dreading his return to the spotlight. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and still ahead on "eyewitness news" a side of princess diana few people got to see, at 20th anniversary of her death approaches how buckingham palace is paying tribute to diana, katie. >> as we look ahead it is still going to be hot, those 90's sticking around for next few days, we will see some sunshine along the way but however there are the possibility here that we will end up with strong if not severe thunderstorms along the way. we will track that on the other side give you a sense of the timing and have the rest of the seven day plus when relief is arriving when

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a bag of moon dust fetches 1.8 million-dollar at auction, collection bag was used by nail armstrong during first manned mission to the moon in 1969, artifact was misidentified after the moon mission and was originally sold at on line auction in 2015. nasa who its fight to get it back southby did his not identify yesterday's buyer but that is how much a bag of moon dust is going for these days or bag that would contain the moon dust. >> right. >> yes. >> yes, exactly. back here in our area. >> seriously, my goodness, yeah, sun's doing its part here today, heat things up easily, mid 90's. we are finding that in some spots but you have got to take the heat with the humidity, and it comes as a packaged deal here, little baggage with

that air temperature and that comes in the form of high humidity. hugh dew points comes that moisture content and that makes it feel steamy. turf say maybe not as harsh, humidity as what we ended up yesterday but it is still hot and you do need to take care out in this and as we have shown you, or at lee earlier in the show excessive heat warning still in effect. we will take you out first and foremost to talk about the statistics where we currently stan, how many 90-degree days have we seen so far. this month along nine of them hit 90 or above this year. eighteen, and last year ace whole we had 46 days at 90 or above. we are clearly in the quite that close, to, your standard but we're definitely creeping up at lee to the average, and lots of summer left to go. storm scan three all calm, clear, however with time what we will find, into tomorrow, specifically possibility of a couple showers or very heavy thunderstorm. we will be sitting for most part regional wide, in a slight risk for severe weather

and then primarily be a p.m. issue especially once sun has gone down. you might hear thunderstorms waking you up in the middle of the night when everything rumbles through here. little bit of inconsistencecy as to when this will all happen but p.m. hours is a definite. that window need to be fine tuned as we get into tomorrow. check back in with us as we get closer so we can update you there but regardless, the severe weather threat is definitely net isable throughout the p.m. hours of tomorrow and sunday. outside we will go to the live neighborhood network make out the sky line it looks hazy though, doesn't it because is there so much moisture, such a steamy afternoon unfolding here and that will allow, for a little bit of that and what looks like an overcast or cloud cover to settle in but it moisture in the air. ninety is your current temperature both at airport and wilmington. still flirting with that in many spots. notice win bars are coming out of the northwest in most locations, so that is a little bit of cooler wind flow or at

lee dryer wind flow, it is not helping to cool you off that much but it is, easing up the war of the heat index but that too can still spike as high as 102 degrees this afternoon. do keep that in mind upper 90 's not much better, not triple digits here but both tomorrow and sunday also feature high humidity and temperature begins to gradual ly drop. looking for a place to beat the heat? obviously go to the shore. make sure umbrella with you too because it is very steamy and certainly that sunnies scorching out there this afternoon but 93 is call for oaks city this afternoon, and then, we will start to see things cool off gradually slowly but surely every where with time by tuesday we will finally catch a break but it is looking like, again we will have stormy weather to deal with throughout the course of the weekend and hit or miss storm on monday and then we will just cut pattern off at the path, we have seen temperatures drop off, definitely cooler, still warm but feel like 85 and sunshine after this stretch is going to feel like early spring to us.

that will be the perception. it looks like a nice day at this point. >> isn't it funny all perception. by that point we are going back. >> it will feel delightful. >> i may even go run. >> yes. >> you need to, misty. >> yes, miss marathon. >> thanks, katie. buckingham palace, is paying tribute to the work of princess diana marking upcoming 20th anniversary of her death, death princess used in the her sitting room has been recreated, lets take a look. >> chosen to reflect an diana princess of whales, so work that she had under taken, before and after engagement. it was, at buckingham palace opens over the summer and over this period to pay tribute to the work she under support in duties of the support of the queen. >> this is first time there has been a diana excentric element in the palace summer tour which opens up tomorrow, many items shown on and around the desk were selected by diana's sons williams and harry, very sweet. prince william and duchess

of cambridge continue their tour of europe. earlier british royals visited the international maritime museum in hamburg where they met hamburg's mayor. couple are also visiting germany after several stops in poland in an effort to maintain good relations with the two countries.

welcome back, summer fun is in full swing in ocean city , this is the perfect spot for today's summer if he later today at 5:00 we will show you all of the things that keep people coming back to oc year

after year. and, we will also show you how ocean city prepares for the annual might in venice both bet parade we will celebrate summer live all night, five, six and 11:00 right here on cbs-3. always fun. new york city hosted final runway event for the annual, toilet paper wedding dress contest. stay with me here. each contestant created a wear able wedding dress and head piece made from toilet paper, glue, tape, needle, thread, all of the usual. the competition had 1500 entries, top was made out of elmer's glue, glitter glue and 21 rolls of tolly republican paper. how about that, katie. >> my goods in. >> that is "eyewitness news" at noon, i am rahel solomon. for katie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we are always on line cbs philly. >> of course, young and restless up next. >> have a good weekend, guys.

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