brooks: we have to be very honest with people. the naacp, being in business for well over a century, we are aware of the lines that led to the creation in the last century before the decade after decade after decade, and we brought into an end. we buy into and through federal legislation, state legislation, vigorous law enforcement. withwe are in this century violence called police misconduct. the naacp is taking a multilevel approach. number one, we are pushing for federal legislation. we have mobilized and continued to mobilize people for the support and passage of the legislation. the passage of the law enforcement trust and integrity act. what are we pushing for here? body cameras, a natura national standard for excessive use of force, a retooling, a change in the model and modality of policing. we have seen over the last several years 1000 people die at the hands of police year in and year out. we have seen a young black man more likely tos lose his life at the hands of police that his white counterparts. we know that there i

brooks, you claim mr. brooks is emotionally and verbally abusive and that he's an opportunist who only wants you for your money. you've also made some allegations with respect to, as an example of this, your childbirth. so i want you to tell me the story of what happened when you gave birth r. brooks' child. nekesha: ooh, judge. i remember mr. brooks coming home from work and i was in labor but not quite sure if i was in labor, so i called my doctor, and they told me to come over right away. and i went to the hospital. and in the triage room, i can remember him rubbing my foot, 'cause i was in pain from the contractions, so after that -- judge lynn: that's a good start. nekesha: yeah, so after that, you know, so we went to labor and delivery. okay, so i go in, and i'm in excruciating pain, like, i thought i was dying. and i was calling out to him, and he was telling me everything's gonna be okay, but then next thing i know, i looked over, and he was asleep. so, you know, the nurse came into administer my e

but a chance brooks turned him into a leading man. in 1968, he appeared in the brooks hit 'the producers.' "under the right circumstances a producer can make more money with a flop than he could with a hit!" wilder earned an oscar nomination... and a name for himself in hollywood. wilder says: "if i hadn't done that movie and been nominated for an academy award and all that, i think i'd still be doing supporting roles on broadway." but there were bigger roles to in 1971, he captivated in 'willy wonka and the chocolate factory' -- creating one of the most endearing characters of the 20th century. "we'll begin with a spin, traveling in a world of my creation..." in the 70s, the wilder-brooks collaborations continued with

brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha. delta airlines struggling to recover from yesterday's computer outage. it canceled about 1,000 flight yesterday. the airline anticipates more concellations and delays today. if you are on a delta flight, check the status at delta. com or the fly delta app. you can re book your flight on the website. happening today, opening statements start in the trial of pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane. >> kane is charged with leaking secret grand jury information and lying under oath, conviction could lan her in prison. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at the courthouse in norristown with more, justin, good morning to you. >> reporter: joe, brooke, good morning, after some nine hours, a jury was chosen here in montgomery county court on monday evening. today, six men, six women, and alternates, will hear opening arguments in the kane perjury trial. she was seen yesterday flanked by her legal team and her twin sister. facing charges of felony perjury for allegedly lying a

-brooke: i want that.n patrick in the element that suits him best. his sales pitch is strong. patrick: ...comes in a lot of different colors. lemonis: and he knows his numbers. patrick: that one with the flocking would retail around $44. -liz: okay. -brooke: okay. lemonis: and he's doing all of it without dan and kelly having to hold his hand. brooke: could you put a colored lace? patrick: a hot-pink drawstring or something like that would really make it pop. i think that's a really good idea, actually. lemonis: but best of all, he's taking feedback the right way. brooke: i love the kitschy, whimsical expressions that reflect your personality. liz: my favorite part of the collection is the graphics. i think the graphics are really fun, and i think customers are looking for things that are gonna surprise and delight them. and then, i think first and foremost, it's getting the setup ready. we call it a "trunk-show" model. so, you bring in the stock and we actually sell it. then if it takes off, you know, we

do you remember brooke? >> oh, my. >> oh, that's fantastic. >> i'm doing my soap opera stair right now. >> when i tried to smile and -- i just look like i snapped something bad. >> you're right. that look. >> that look going into a commercial. >> let me see it? >> you see? you can do the single eyebrow. >> i think two zoo lander and the rock. >> all right. >> that may be what he's actually going for? >> as we switch gears here, back into the heat again here today. in more sun than anything, but maybe scattered shower or thunderstorm, not everyone gets hit by that. beautiful sunrise underway. we will take you on out there. live neighborhood network, outside kutztown area middle school, currently 69 degrees, not too much of a winds out there either. it is not horribly humid. we definitely have seen worse days than this. in terms of the humidity. but it is still going to be another day where we are cooking away here in the sunshine. so it will be another hot day regardless. so let's go ahead, take you out to th

brooke, over to you. >>> thanks, meisha. now an update the on the breaking news we have been following this morning. a police sergeant is recovering in the hospital after police say he was hit by a driver who drove off in manayunk. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch picks up the story at einstein hospital where the officer is being treated, good morning, justin. >> reporter: jim and brooke, police say sergeant could have been much worse off recovering here at einstein with a broken collar bone and bumps and bruises. at this hour we are told that he is in stable condition. lets show you what police are calling the striking vehicle in the 2008 toyota rav4. an alert tow truck driver who saw that main street accident followed that and his 21 year-old male driver. suv was found on the 6100 block of ridge avenue about 1 mile from the wreck scene on main street, that crash impact here was so forceful that it knocked that uniform sergeant said to be in his 50's from both of his shoes and hats all left laying on the the stree

. >>> i'm brooke thomas. we have a lot the to get to including a job fair very important there and, reason a local community will see emergency crews and gas workers in a few hours but first up justin is in for katie and meisha here watching the road, good morning. >> good morning. >> justin, great to have you. i've got to say we are starting off with serious accident on the roadways, some just cleared but 422 eastbound i have serious incident coming up. >>> great day of weather. if you liked yesterday, cool in the morning, in the afternoon still gets warm but comfortable. low humidity in the the forecast for another day. we will get used to it. it is still august. we have time to go with heat and humidity. it does make a return the two forecast. right the now we are looking at clear skies, good start to the morning. 69 degrees currently at the airport, probably dropping another degree or two over next few hours before sunrise, southwest breeze coming in at 6 miles an hour. there is temperatures around the re

brooke? britney spears and james corden shared a song and a ride on carpool karaoke, more of the fun from last night's late late show. lauren? >> and we have a hot and humid day in store with high temperatures returning back into the 90's. but what's in store for your friday night plans and the upcoming weekend? the answer in your forecast coming up. >> and justin is here keeping an eye on the roads for you, stay with us, "eyewitness news" will be right back. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> call it a sign o

kelly. >> brooke, brooke, brooke, the desperation comes from the mccain campaign releasing a poll thatdoesn't -- >> kelly, i'm not talking about that poll. i'm talking about a fair poll that cnn/orc poll shows you are down 26%. >> the cnn poll -- brooke, the cnn poll. look at the cross tabs. no one under 45. no one in rural arizona. it is a bogus poll that yoef estimates the republican -- the general electorate in a primary. it is a desperate move by an incumbent seeking to maintain the control and the empire that they have created. this is the year we are going to send a message to washington, d.c. that has never been heard. we, the people, want someone of, for and by the people, and it starts by electing someone of the people. and that's kelly ward. >> kelly, stand by. dan nowicki, you're listening to my conversation with kelly. i'm curious how this attack on senator mccain's age for some time now, how has that resonated with voters in arizona? >> well, thanks, brooke, for having me on. but i think it is kind of a tough sell to voters just because they know john mccain so well. regar

. >> i'm brooke thomas, all that plus great day for team usa in rio sunday, but first, katie is back and she has a check on today's very nice forecast. and meisha will tell us how the roads are doing. good morning. >> good morning, guys, did you have a great weekend? joe, great to have you. katie, great to have you back. >> exactly. >> the roads are looking really good. >> riding the wave of vacation. >> roads are looking really good, nice and dry, vine was open last night, all good in the world of traffic. >> and i was very pleased, thank you for leaving the vine open for me this morning, very much appreciate that, and i'm very happy to report some very nice weather to kick start the week. you might run into couple of low clouds here and, there but generally speaking quiet start to the day, comfortable start to the day, as well, yes, just got couple of clouds rolling on through at this point, you can generally expect more sun than anything, as the day progresses, nice way to kick start the week. we get a check on some of the temperatures here, as we go throughout the show. but meant

please welcome the hilarious mel brooks! [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? >> jimmy: mel brooks! oh, my goodness! [ cheers ] that's what i'm talking about. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you look like a a million bucks. >> you want me to tell you the truth? >> jimmy: yeah. though your collar's a little too short. [ laughter ] i -- i came here. >> jimmy: yes. >> i booked this when i was booked on radio city music hall down the block. 6,000 seats. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> and we had sold about 300, 400 seats. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i said, "we got to -- we better do something exciting to sell the tickets." well, what about jimmy fallon? he's in new york. so, okay. book me on the fallon show. okay, well he -- okay, he'll be glad to get you. okay. [ laughter ] so, we book you. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then by the time i got here, there are no seats left. i mean -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's too late now. it's too late. you're already here. >> but now i'm here. >> jimmy: let's have a great time. [ laughter ] >> we'll try to have a good time. >> jimmy: we'll try to have a a good time. i can't guarantee

. >> i'm brooke thomas. katie and meisha are here cents, as well, keeping an eye on things this morning. good weather coming up. >> that's the crazy thing, great weather, great driving conditions, but we have a lot of accident, kind of sprinkled all over the roadways, one you guys are talking about in camden, but no rhyme or reason sometimes. >> yes, and the sun just barely popping over the horizon, and eventually will bring you some sun glare issues, for now things are very, very quiet, tranquil, and towelly real comfortable outside, too, right now guys. looking at storm scan3, quiet as can be, can stay that way, another look for you here at the area temperatures, currently at 71, should be about where we bottom out, we are again starting to see the light of day pop over the horizon, but at the 60s many other locations in philadelphia, couple of 50's sprinkled in, there as well, 53 mount pocono, and off to cool start. now, not everyone is back to school, but some district certainly are, so taking the ride t

for now, brooke, jim, it is gorgeous out here. let's soak it up while we've got it, right. >> absolutely. thanks, katie. student at schools all over our area are getting ready to go back to the classroom. >> that includes students at saint charles borromeo seminary in wynnewood. the seminary has had 13% increase in students over last year, of the 45 new seminarians, 18 are from the archdioces of philadelphia. and, all of them are looking forward to hitting the books. >> i've been excited for this the whole summer, just been really anticipating this day. and i'm ready to start. >> the spirit of the seminary is really very, very positive. and there is a lot of positive energy here. a lot of support, from fraternity that the young men have. >> and there are total of 160 seminarian studying at saint charles borromeo. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", the campaign trail goes through our area today. we're live with the plan for trump's second in charge. >> and book it. we'll show you why acting now could gave you a break on your

good morning jim and brooke. appreciate that very much. big day for atlantic city and big day for jersey shore area, it is year 14 of the atlantic city air show. we are getting prepared for that today, yesterday, though, was a big day with the practice day, which is almost as good as the real thing but as you can see, there was some awesome stuff happening there yesterday. she is planes clearly do amazing things that will all be on display again today for real thing, so here's a run down of some of what is going on. first of all and most importantly it is free. so bring your kid, bring a friend, bring a date it is all free. at 10:30 air space closes but 11:00 a.m. golden nights will jump with the american flag for national anthem and that will get things underway. also a huge part of the show, u.s. air force thunderbirds which you just saw i'm standing in front of the beautiful planes they will make their return the two show. they will put on a aerial display in their f-16 fighting falcon, air show also features one of only four osprey dem

. >>> i'm brook thomas. lets start with weather and traffic. we have lauren in here for katie and meisha. >> good morning, you guys. the road are looking good. just construction. >> construction. >> construction, construction, construction, every single morning. >> yes. >> vine is closed and there is a minor accident out there. >> well, just tons of sunshine in the forecast as we have have the trend last couple of days, beautiful weather today it will be a little bit the more muggy. we see that reflect in the dew points creeping up in the lower 60's, some of our areas across the region. 69 degrees in philadelphia. southeasterly win, southerly component to the wind flow will present i in more moisture. you might note that is difference in the mugginess. sixty-seven in the shore. sixty-three in the poconos. storm scan three showing us a bunch of nothing. try weather continues, few cloud across central pennsylvania but today we will keep it mostly sunny once again for 9:00 o'clock hour. 76 degrees. as we head into lunchtime warming up at 85 and by

good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas.ou need to know today in your morning minute. >> suspected trunk driver runs down a philadelphia police sergeant in manayunk, police say it was an alert tow truck driver saw this crash happened and helped them find this toyota rav4 driver. >> i'm goodies cuss ted. this city needs to get itself together. >> eight year-old girl in camden is fighting for her life as she was shot this is head standing outside her home. >>> it is day two of the frantic search for survivors following a massive earthquake in central italy. >> jim a brooke we have been asked to be quiet. they think they may have found someone in the ruble. >> we have been working together since 1939, and when we ended up on the set of the little movie called gone with the wind. >> red, red where should i go? what should i do. >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a dam. >>> he is dropping the mike was probably and most likely the only reason he and james corden never mate the cut of the class he can film gone with the win. >> more

. >>> good morning, i'm brooke thomas. i'm jim donovan. here's had you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. breaking news from philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood where a met or cyclist is dead after a hit and run report report police have found striking vehicles and they were able to do that following a trail of leaking vehicle fluid. >>> donald trump is taking a surprise trip to mexico. republican presidential nominee tweeted he has accepted invitation of president enrique pena nieti and looks forward to meeting him. >>> hillary clinton's running mate virginia senator tim kaine rallied with supporters in lancaster. >> the way he treats voters with disrespect like he thinks we're gullible. >> singer chris brownies out of jail on bail this morning,. >> threatening me with the gun in my face. >> i'm a villain like i'm going crazy. >> so long as we have been here... >> unaudible. >> well, that was actor john, and late show host stephen colbert doing something that they call puke takes. >> i didn't like that one. >> i did

. >> hey, there i'm brooke thomas. we're getting your day started with a check on weather and traffic. we have justin in here hanging out with us for katie. meisha, good morning, thank you so much, great to be back, guys. we'll let you know we have water main break on the boulevard right now, still active with a couple of accidents. >> final days every august, guys, it will be still feeling like july, cranking up the heat, 90s, still humid. some changes that we have something for everybody on tap this upcoming week, this morning, all is quiet. okay commute as far as the weather goes. clear skies right now, looking at center city, no problems, temperatures right now 73 degrees, so little warmer than yesterday morning at this time. wind has shifted direction out of the south, 6 miles per hour, so that's going to bring back some humidity through the afternoon. there is the temperature difference compared to 24 hours ago, anywhere from two up to 9 degrees warmer compared to this time on sunday morning. and winds pretty muc

brooke, jim? >> jill, i understand american airlines has new ad campaign talking about what it means to be, quote, a great flyer? >> exactly, the campaign is a series every video and print ads, according to americans, great flyers of course fly american, and there are those who care about their fellow passengers, they ask permission before raising and lowering their fees, and they don't hog the armrest. i have never asked permission before lowering my seat, have you? >> i have never asked permission. >> i was flight attendant for eight years, the problems and the fights the passengers have on planes over goofy things like seatbacks and tray tables, you can't even imagine. >> i'm easy on a plane. crying babies don't bother me. your seat back doesn't bother me. >> you think you are, brooke. >> i take my shoes off. >> oh, no. >> ya, i have done that. is that -- >> no. >> okay. >> we have to move on. we have a show to do. jill, we'll check in with you. we'll discuss later on. coming up after the break

. >>> i'm brooke thomas thanks for joining us, there is a lot to get to including a scam targeting peco customers. we will show you how you can protect yourself after we get a check of the hot forecast with katie and commute with meisha. >> it is gateway to the weekend, yeah but first we will talk about the roads. we have an accident out there in newtown square, we will talk about that coming up in a lot of closures out there at the vine in particular. >> yes. >> but at least that is opening up. >> yes, it will. >> within the half an hour. we have the heat. that will be a problem if you are not a fan of the heat and humidity it will be a issue the next couple days. real quickly, we will check on storm scan three with a few blips on the radar, nothing major quick hitting shower. we may need to flick your windshield wiper once and twice but overall we are off to an okay start. thing is, it is really steamy outside, and looking at excessive heat warning scheduled to take effect at high noon we will be on the the eras it takes effect on "eyewitness news" at noon. up and down i-95 and those

>> reporter: jim and brooke, good morning. nearly 200 of the victims killed in this quake came from here in amatrice and in nearby towns. rescuers hearsay they are targeting homes where they necessity that people were last seen alive ape they are hoping to reach them in time. the rescue teams and earthquake ravaged italy work throughout the night and day break using search dogs and heavy equipment trying to find people buried a live under mounds of debris. armored tanks are joining the effort in hard hit towns like toronto, yesterday, crews there carefully pulled a girl named julia to safety. she had been trapped for 17 hours. the scene did little to comfort this fire fighter. julia is being taken to the hospital and that is good news, he says, as far as the rest is concerned the imaging speak for themselves. the powerful quake struck wednesday leaving hundreds dead and many of the victims came from here in amatrice which is pack with tourist this time of the year. several guests of the damaged hotel roma lost their lives when

>> reporter: this young man was known as swipey but his name at birth was douglas brooks. she's devastated by the loss of her son working try to figure out what happened. sunday morning, around 1:00 in the morning, prince george's county police say that brooks was outside when he was pretty much ambushed by four to five shooter who is came in two different directions. he was shot multiple times and killed. i'm told by family members right after he was shot his younger brother ran out of the apartment building and tried to give his brother mouth-to-mouth but he died there on the sidewalk. prince george's county police are looking for the suspects responsible for this shooting. here is what brooks' mother had to say about her son and his love for music. >> he made his own name. he took his money, allowance, christmas, everything for studio time. and did what he had to do. >> reporter: she told me that her son a student who graduated at the top of his class, had an opportunity for a scholarship for college but has been pursing music. more on this case and what the police have

i'm brooke baldwin.just a couple of minutes we will be seeing the latest war of words between donald trump and hillary clinton. they're both expected to speak shortly. >>> one tack trump takes is he repeats a story that's definitely shaky on facts and attributes it to "people say," or "many people are saying." the latest tramp and a tweet. "the people are saying that the iranians killed the scientist who helped the u.s. because of hillary clinton's hacked e-mails." the back story here, trump is speaking of the execution of the cleric. state officials point out that name has already been made public back in 2010 and the clinton e-mails that mentioned his name were not classified. but the internet, leave to the internet here. they have definitely picked up on trump's attribution and hashtag here of "many people are saying" has come to life. john phillips, a trump supporter, and angela rye, used to serve as executive director of the congressional black caucus. welcome to both of you. good morning, good afte

. >>> i'm's brooke thomas. katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, in the world of the travel, a lot going on with delta updates and septa we have accidents, a lot of construction mostly coming out of the way now. it is just a busy morning. >> indeed. >> it is so quiet with the weather but we did mention that potential for showers and storms is not here yet. it should not be an issue. late day maybe is a threat but we are only talking about scattered showers and storms. we will get to that. lets look at live neighborhood network which is producing a nice sunrise, really pretty views, being taken outside middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse. 76 degrees here and looking at storm scan three, there is not much happening just yet. give it time really, i would say this is beginning of the stretch, of the forecast that is honorary pete because we see this same pattern sort of just stuck for a matter of days and pattern is this, it is humid with dew points in the

>> reporter: two of the patients are here at stony brook hospital. another is in serious, and another is in critical condition at this hour . the youngest of the patients is just 3 years old. and while there are more surgeries and procedures to come, doctors say this crash has taken quite the emotional toll on the victims. police believe speed was a factor in this fatal crash off exit 68 on the long island expressway sunday morning. the mangled cars have been towed away by investigators now tagged with determining if mechanical issues or road conditions also played a role. the crash claimed the lives of five people. the deceased range in age of 10 to 81. four others are hospitalized at stony brook university hospital dealing with physical and emotional trauma. >> some of the serious and critical parents are obviously not in a state or where they are aware of what occurred yet. >> reporter: among the victims, smithtown, a rising star who worked as communications director for steve balone. >> this was a beautiful young man. he just loved public service

. >> i'm brooke thomas. lauren casey and meisha johnson are keeping an eye on things this morning good morning. >> it is summer and i know we will be just complaining in january, we know what is coming. >> of course. >> every day, right. well, good morning, roadways are looking good but we have a car fire out there. an accident is clearing. we will updates in a little bit but first how is it looking out there. >> it is looking nice, feeling nice, humidity on the low side, jim, all right. so we're good. yesterday was a beautiful day, we had all that sunshine, felt comfortable, warm temperatures, getting off to a great start in philadelphia getting a live look at center city not a cloud in the sky, sunnies up clear sky conditions and temperatures feeling cool 67 degrees right now is your current. that feels nice and refreshing after 16 days spent in the 90's last month and temperatures cool all across the region. right now 53 degrees in mount pocono. might even need long sleeves this morning. 61 degrees in the

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brookings agrees to cope right this. it has been posted on the website and it promotes one of kkr's projects in new jersey. what you have by doing this report, you are putting the stamp of brookings on this kkr investment effort. -- to a donor. hase's so much of that kkr given hundreds of thousands of dollars to brookings. introducehelp to help their executives to people in kkr. helpingbrookings doing them? from mye benefits that reading of that in exchange for money. i don't see that as a role of a think tank. host: john in pennsylvania, in an dependent. caller: kudos to you for this article. sinclair said it is difficult for a person to understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it. that sums up these think tanks. heritage, manhattan, american enterprise, all those guys. the cato institute was start by -- started by the koch brothers. there is money behind all of this stuff to push an agenda which is generally a corporate agenda. i want you guys to do a series this.s and expose it's like you

. >> brooke: oh, good morning. you just missed breakfast. >> ridge: i don't want breakfast. >> brooke: but there's some fruit, croissants -- >> ridge: you know what i need? i need coffee. stuff at the hotel is awful. >> brooke: what? i thought eric was going to apologize last night and insist that you move back in. >> ridge: no, he did not. he did ask somebody else to move in, though. >> brooke: no.

brooke? >> this is the doctor. >> i thought about it all day and at the end, i get rushed and i get anxious when i get rushed so i put out four or five sentences. >> brooke, rushed, anxious, writing it from a limo. certainly not something that you would expect from a professional. complaints are swirling that donald trump is not doing enough to meet with and really listen to african-american voters. so you know what he's doing this weekend? he's heading to detroit. he plans to make a direct appeal to black voters by doing an interview with the impact network. trump's campaign touts impact as the "only african-american owned and operated national television christian network." in the meantime, trump speaks to black voters, hispanic voters and here's one of his tweets. look how bad it is getting, how much more crime, how many more shootings will it take for african-americans and latinos to vote? we should note that fbi statics show a major violent crime nationwide is down from the 1990s. trump

jim, brooke, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha. in camden new jersey there were awards being killed in the killing of eight year old girl has double. >> gab re he will carter cross in the crossfire last week and later died. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live outside camden county police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. good morning, justin. >> jim, brooke, good morning, thanks to donations camden county police say that reward has risen, to some $50,000. and that police search for tips the camden community now rallying around gabby's family. still out there suspect wanted in the shooting death of little gabby carter, the eight year old died friday at cooper university hospital after being shot in her head wednesday night. camden county police say she was likely struck by stray bullet near her home on the 900 block of south eighth street. >> we all kind of felt like it could have easily been any of us. we all have kids, too. we just want to come out, give back to them like they've been giving to us. >> of

being you, me, and brooke? >> brooke: katie wants to avoid a court battle. >> ridge: because she doesn't think she can win. with you and me testifying, she can. >> bill: [ sighs ] >> justin: yes? no? >> bill: not a word since katie left. >> justin: maybe she's having an attorney look the settlement over. >> bill: the more likely scenario is brooke is pitching one more time to save the

. >> i'm brooke thomas. it is day seven of our heatwave, with temperatures feeling like they're in the triple digits again. just like yesterday, the heat could fire up some thunderstorms. meteorologist, katie fehlinger live in the cbs-3 weather center to let us know when the storms will get here. hey, katie? >> i would say couple of hours, brooke, all we have left until we see things bubble up on the radar here at the local level. but, let's back it up, talk about the heat very quickly here, excessive heat warning, hot pink shaded area, that sort of burnt orange, where you still have a heat advisory, that goes until 5:00 p.m. excessive heat warning is only going to last us until about the time the sun goes down, so, few extra hours, onto that. because you have a feels-like value, pretty brutal right now, be honest, still feels like the 90s up and down i-95, 101 in dover. that has been at least this set of observations by far the worse spot, over the last couple of days, just brutally hot and humid air. now,

you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin.a matter minutes, hillary clinton is set to speak as she, too, like her republican rival, faces a new round of controversy today as far as hillary clinton is concerned, this is all over this newly released batch of e-mails when she was serving as secretary of state. the conservative group who obtained the e-mails say that they show a clinton foundation official putting pressure on clinton state department staffers. here is just one exchange. this is redacted. starting from the bottom up, you see the representative from the clinton foundation says, important to take care of, this person, clinton's aide replies "we have all had him on our radar. personnel has been sending him options." this is just one of several conversations that this group, judicial watch, says show undue influence from clinton's foundation on to state department staffers. how is the clinton campaign responding to all of this today? let me first go to joe johns, there in des moines, ahead of this clinton campaign even

>> no. >> come on, brooke. >> no.ks, good morning, everyone, you know today is a fine day to maybe actually take a walk yourself rather than get nag self-driving car. beautiful day on tap here. it will get warm outside. a lot of really pretty pictures from yesterday, also this morning, but i really want to show this one that came in from margo, within the last 15 minute, in fact, actually the sunset sky from yesterday. but beautiful colors out there. as high pressure begins to build in for us, and it is currently in place right now. so, certainly, nice start to the morning, it is mild, it is not terribly humid. further south you go, little bit muggier into delaware, southern most new jersey, but, let's check in with couple every these, 68 degrees from jerry, in full sunshine right now, blue bell, still high humidity, that said, 68 degrees, and in the sunshine, it is going start to, quote unquote, dry out little bit here in terms of that moisture. and let's take you to another one, little further, zoom in here, 72 degr

stuff at the hotel is awful. >> brooke: what? i thought eric was going to apologize last night and insist that you move back in. >> ridge: no, he did not. he did ask somebody else to move in, though. >> brooke: no. >> quinn: [ chuckles ]

meisha, a back to you and brooke, as well. >> what about us? >> hey.on, now, common. >>> thanks, katie. thank you so much. good morning, everyone, hand i tuesday. looking at 422, taillights moving in the eastbound direction, at valley forge, you can see, starting to heat up little bit. but overall, everything is looking like a very typical tuesday. that being said, we do have few accident out there, i'll get to you in just a momentment just sneak peak at 95 south at cottman, coming around the s curve, see a lot of brakes lights starting to go off now. starting to heat up on interstate 956789 on a tuesday we can expect that. we do have accident here, little more serious, malvern, someone has been eject from the their vehicle, route 29, this is between the pa turnpike and route 202. make note of this. most certainly, there is going to be some flashing light out there. it most certainly is going to slow you down just little bit. so heads up for those every you in the malvern area there. also, another accident, pa turnpike westbound, at king of prussia. bi