rahel?l right, roxanna, americans apparently paying little less this year for their fourth every july cook out. how much are we looking at? >> well, new study found holiday cook out will cost just under $6 per person. beef production is rising for the second straight year, according to bloomberg, making grounds beaver at the grocery store, its cheapest since 2014. low prices for livestock feed also helped. the fourth of july is the nation's top grilling day with 87% of consumers, expected to barbeque. rahel? >> good news for those cooking out, roxanna, little personal request in here, attending any barbeques, cookouts? >> i will be working tomorrow, but maybe they'll be nice to us at the offers and cook us some hotdogs and burgers. how about you, rahel? >> hopefully our managers are listening, thank you, roxanne a i don't think i've been invited to a sink barbeque. so sad. well, coming up after the break, we'll get another check on weather and traffic, plus, see some cool video of dolphins,

katie. >> yes, it is quite brutal rahel.ou said it a couple triple digits already showing up on the heat index. let's start it off just very quickly with the numbers to beat if 24 end we were to end up with a.m. couple of -- a couple of records. so, here's that excessive heat warning as well as the heat advisory. look where you're located and where you fall. regardless everybody except the poconos is included in this. it's still hot up that way too just not quite this oppressive. it may feel as hot as 103 those at the core where the core of that heat is located and there's no centralized. urban corridor, you go into delaware and even parts of southern new jersey that already feels like the triple digit, in philadelphia at the philadelphia international airport like it's flirting with a hundred already and we still have many hours left of the afternoon to go here. so, as the day does progress, obviously the extreme heat and humidity are the primary story. you have to factor in that humid. an isolated thundershower will help c

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things on a busy thursday morning. it is busy in that we have so much construction. say that i every morning, construction, construction. but today in particular is every where and it is slowing you down all right. >> well, heat is big story on my side of the desk for sure even though we will likely see additional showers, thunderstorms later today. lets talk about that heat. lots of pretty colors when we have this kind of a situation, on the map when it comes to an alert. we have excessive heat warnings in that magenta shade aired use up and down i-95, surrounding communities and rest of the region is going to be in the heat advisory. everybody is in one or the other from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. may feel as hot as 99 to 103 degrees at peak of the day so, this is what we're essentially walking outside the door and have to deal with through the course of the afternoon but it will be at its peak midday. as we look outside, there should be a hundred tane in the distance, le hanging included cover skewing that view but we

>> it is, jim, rahel. the dow lost five points monday, the nasdaq added 23.e saw gains in technology, but losses in banks, healthcare and real estate conditions. jim, rahel? >> so, roxanna, amazon prime catching up with cable tv. what's all this about? >> reporter: yes, the projected 90 million us households will pay for cable or satellite tv this year, compare that to the estimated 79 million, that will happen a.m. size prime member according to morning star. that number expected to rise with amazon prime day now underway. the main reason people subscribe to the service still the fast delivery of purchases, but, amazon's prime video is another draw. jim, rahel. >> you can't beat that delivery. >> i'm telling you. >> roxanna, thank you. >> the heat, humidity, will make it feel pretty uncomfortable outside today. >> katie already feels pretty uncomfortable, even at this early hour. >> oh, crashes can only get worse from here. how much hot stir in fact going to get? well, hot enough, that multiple days hit at least 09 degrees, we've also got a day that is going

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check with the forecast with katie and road was meisha >> good morning guys. happy gateway to the weekend. wow, it hits you. it sure does. construction workers are out there already in this morning, lots of construction coming up in a little bit. >> i feel for construction crews midday because it is still hot out there with all of their equipment and in big suits too we are thinking about you making sure you take care of yourself. much like yesterday it is excessively hot but it does peak today. our excessive heat warning takes effect and in the in that excessive heat warning the entire rest of the region that isn't shaded in magenta you are in a heat advisory but both of those alerts aring to go last from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. regardless where you are, this day requires, an extra planning on your part if you are outside in it throughout the day. at the moment all quiet on storm scan three, once more we will see showers and thunderstorms redevelop toward evening and we will get

jim and rahel, there are 1.8 million girl scouts in the u.s.o good opportunity for girls out there. >> i love it. a lot of my neighbors are girl scouts. they have girls who coach. you have to encourage girls to pursue science, technology engineering field. >> girl power. thanks, we will check in next hour. >> you bet. >>> it will feel nice if you step outside later this morning. >> maybe a good day for lunch out side. >> there is a fine drizzle out there but all and all if you have outdoor plans would i keep them. we will walk you through there coming up here and talk about the fact that we will not break this below seasonal trend all that soon, so i'll have your full seven day on i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm frr with ere! welcome back. we are looking at a lot of cloud overhead and some comfort to go witt. here's the thing you might see fine drizzlal long the way and you will net is a few showers that were stuck overly high and berks, counties here in the last couple of hours, those look at though they have had a chance to fizzle but because

rahel? >> that's pretty cool.wouldn't even know what, where would you buy the thing you play the albumns, the vinyl records on? >> i don't know. i mean, they will have to sell those, too, right? >> yes. i miss the days of the tape recorder, the tape cassette? >> yes, those are also vintage, now, aren't he? >> yes, as well as cd's, i don't even think they make cd's any more. >> right. hard to find a cd player. who knows what they'll come one next. >> indeed. thank, roxanna. investigators, more serious news, looking into car crash that seriously injured a woman in bucks county, officer found buick after it crashed into a home in croyden, happened 1,000 block every newportville road just before 8:00 last night. they say the driver struck a 60 -- 67 year old woman, finally crashing in a home. that will woman was brought to a nearby hospital in critical condition. driver was in the injured. >> an investigation into what caused a house fire in quakertown, crews rushed to the home on the 1400 block every old bethlehem pi

. >> goods morning, i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan enjoying a day off this morning, keith katie and meisha enjoying a day off this morning. >> happy monday, looking outside it is so quiet on the roadways, one good thing for a lot of commuters going out today, tomorrow, so quiet. don't outlove? and that gorgeous sunrise, we just saw in that beautiful shore shot, another one, too, not necessarily top it, but just, yes. compliment it, right? so-so pretty shot at jack frog, big boulder, certainly nothing frost bye this forecast, it will be a toast i one. couple of clouds, painting beautiful colors on the morning skyline. if you are lucky enough to be waking up by the lake, grab cup of coffee, sit out in one of your chairs, i'm so jealous right now. looking at storm scan3, nice and clear and calm. will stay that way for the majority of the day. but do you in the the clouds, north and west most corner? that's the leading edge of a frontal boundary that will be dropping in at some point later on today with shower or thunderstorm,

>> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. we are just down the road from one of the properties at the center of this investigation. the da hearsays that he's confident this mysterious case will be solved. but there are so many unanswered questions including how the man who was arrested yesterday might be involved in all of this. the bucks county state and federal investigators including the fbi are focusing their efforts on this property in solebury. >> just seems like there is so much property to search. it is like -- i have no idea where they could be. >> investigators also collected evidence from another property in bensalem owned by the same family. they're searching for evidence in the troubled case of four missing young men, two of them teenagers. jimi patrick went missing wednesday while dean finocchiaro, tom meo, mark sturgis went missing. bucks county mark wine toub said there are indications the men new one another, and he does suspect foul play. >> we've been treating this from the outset as a criminal investigatio

rahel, back over to you. >>> meisha, thank if you. breaking news this morning, a violent home invasion in philadelphia's tioga section leaves wheelchair bound man dead and his caretaker injured. happened before midnight the 3300 block of north gratz street. police say the 36 year old victim and 51 year old care take her just returned home when two gunmen tried to force open the front door. >> the 36 year old wheelchair bound victim was actually struggling to try to keep the door closed. that's when one of the perpetrators fired at least one shot, striking the wheelchair bound victim in the head. he fell off his wheelchair, subsequently pronounced dead. >> police say the caretaker was shot in the leg, he's in stable condition, so far, in arrest haves been made. >>> o.j. simpson says he plans to move back to florida, now that he's been granted parole. the 70 year old simpson argued for his release yesterday before nevada parole board by video from the prison where he is currently being held. commissioners who oversaw the hearing vote to

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check the traffic with meisha and katie with the forecast a lot of people heading back to work. >> welcome back you had fun yesterday ring ago this bell. >> it was a thousand degrees outside, baking in the sun. >> you were saying how people were dressed up. >> yes, i'm thinking better you then me. >> looking outside, it is looking busier then what we saw monday and tuesday. but so far, so good. >> so far, so good in weather as well. we got unlucky with that heavy batch of rain that came in just over the parkway but that has new cleared out. we are at this moment looking quiet all and all. could there still be a shower left here today, i think that is a possibility but things are dry. i will she you storm scan in a second. first a quick check on the area. conditions at the airport it feels like what the thermometer read, wind out of the northeast. not all that humid either. as day goes on we are still stuck with a disturbance more so a frontal boundary, nearby, so you still see sp

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this wednesday morning. >> happy wednesday, in the world of travel is there nothing to talk about other than construction. >> yes. >> i mean, yes. >> knock on jim's head. >> yes, you know. >> yes. >> that could be interesting. >> yes. >> well, you know to day is one of those days that heavy duty gel is probably required. >> yep. >> keeping your hair style looking nice at all because it is so steamy outside and staying that way all day, really hot day coming up, lower 90's with no problem and it will feel closer to the century mark then anything. really steamy conditions and at the moment storm scan is generally quiet, that too is something that will change with time. it feels like we're honorary pete with minor changes with every passing day here but the moment again storm scan is quiet even though we had a few sprinkles in the last few hours but later today and toward evening showers and storms will reignite. we are thinking most best, knows

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. busy news day. lets check the forecast with the forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> yes, happy news day, not so much in news because lot of traffic a lieutenant of construction. that is all i got for you. >> well, more of the same over here. just more of the same. more heat, humidity and renewed potential for showers and storms which will be pretty spotty. if you are out later today i think toward evening time we have best chance to see those storms popping up but most of the day is just, sultry, jim. >> sultry. >> indeed. i got to start coming up with new adjectives, day after day, it is hot and humid. how many ways can you say. that so for now storm scan is quiet, there are some cloud out there, generally still seeing, some clear skies, through that cloud deck, but regardless it is very, very warm. now, excessive heat watch will take effect, today is no picnic but tomorrow is when we start to feel the war of the oppressiveness that will be coming along with the heat and humidity. we will

jim, rahel? >> thank you, hena. >> back here at home, today is the thirds day of the hearing to decide if 16 members every penn state fraternity will face trial in the death after pledge. the defendants a periods in center county court on charges including involuntary manslaughterment 189 year old timothy piazza died after heavy night of drinking during alleged hazing ritual last february. attorneys for the piazza family and the defendant spoke outside the courtroom. >> jim piazza told me from the courthouse to the car that there wasn't a moment today that he couldn't stop thinking about his son, tim. >> this is a terrible tragedy, the ems family feels absolutely compassionate, and deeply sorry about the loss of this young man, but we can't equate tragedy with criminality. >> total of 18 frat members face charges, two have wade their preliminary hearing. >> in chester county controversy around the sunoco pipeline in west goshen township continues this morning. officials filed a complaint hoping t

cherry, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, rahel and jim. let me tell you today is kevin hart's 38th birthday. and what a day it is. he is literally going to be celebrating with hundreds and i mean hundreds of fans many of them have been waiting here since 9:00 o'clock this morning to catch a glimpse of kevin here at broad and erie and let me tell you one of the best ways to honor someone from philadelphia is by creating them a mural and take look at the video here. there is a new mural here at m max's steaks created with kevin hart's image, and it was created by the artist willis nomo who created roots mural. as you can see it captures the essence of kevin hart his smile and his energy for a man who grew up right here just a couple blocks away at 15th and erie in the city he loves he's been so generous giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to philadelphia schools and the artists and everyone want to be here to celebrate him. counsel mailman david oh says kevin hart is such a great philadelphian they have to make his birthday officially ke

i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eyes on things this morning >> everybody is back together and it is looking busy out there we have accidents, disabled vehicles, construction workers out there it is getting busy. >> back to it. >> we have to resume at some point. >> yes. >> weather is pretty quiet. we may see a shower from the very same system and disturbance, that is hung up nearby to our south. the system sometimes can get just that, stuck in place, and they need some movement in the atmosphere to shove them out of the way, and that is the problem here. frontal boundary stalled out to the south and that is why things are staying on, the un settled side but all and all we have a nice day to look forward to we are not, seeing any hint of activity right now just developing right over the d in dover here in kent county some of you may have to, flick the windshield wipers here and there. do you need an umbrella? i don't think so but there may be a stray shower around, really anywhere at a

. >>> it is thursday, july 20th, i'm rahel solomon, jim donovan 's off, very busy morning of news but lets goat out the door, katie keeping an eye on things this morning. >> we are seeing a bunch of construction, minor accidents that are moving out of the way overall we are looking okay. >> weather-wise for now everything is good, if you are just waking up with us we have outdoor plans, exercise, anything that you have got to exert yourself, try to get tonight early between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. when you will feel war of that scorching sunshine. or saying we should stay in the air conditioning all day. you got stuff to do. you have to head outside. be smart bit. especially if you work in landscaping or part of the ppa or postal worker and you have to walk around in the heat we are experience to go day. pack you are cooler with water and take precaution to pay attention to yourself, and make sure you are feeling okay throughout the day. storm scan is looking quiet. it will stay that way at lee for next couple of hours, so, come on clicker, work with me. hit that spas bar for me we w

. >> i'll rahel solomon. little a literation you got going on over there. >> mighty magnificant. >> keep the theme going. >> looking outside right now, really your commute looks real nice. just talking about some construction really, looks great. >> i would say real comfortable for those construction workers, too, you don't have the humidity like you mentioned, stays pretty low throughout the day. the only big difference from yesterday, how it is getting a little hotter. but for the end every july, this is not bad. all right, let's take you on outside. we look at "skycam 3", light traffic overlooking spring garden and the broad street intersection there. if you look closely, the sky is clear enough that it is still pretty early, but you can already make out, you see that little light of day. gout to maybe squint little bit. it is there. see the sun continue to come up a little later, little later, with every passing day, now that we have some solsus, but looking at the area temperatures right now, it is prett

rahel? >> all right, katie, thank you.eadlines from across our region. the press of atlantic city reports patient of doctor james koffman have until 4:00 this afternoon to pick up their medical records from his egg harbor township office before they're gone forever. kauffman in jail facing charges in connection to a medical fraud scheme, he was involved in a armed stand-off with authorities just last month. >> and, the bucks county courier times reports on last night's council rock school bore meeting, the board taken the necessary steps to begin closing rolling hills elementary school in northampton, resident did speak out at the meeting all against closing the school. >> and, the news journal reports on a woman in bear, delaware, who was inspired by a recent trip to disney world. so, she started the facebook group, delaware rocks, which encourages resident to hide and share painted rocks with inspirational messages on them. and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, a s

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. it feels cooler. >> it is lovely. >> katie will check the forecast in a moment. meisha watching the road, good morning, guys. >> happy hump day, happy wednesday. we are looking outside and singing same old tune lots of construction but good news, dry roadways, that is good this week. >> for the most part. we will find some drizzle. >> i know, i have to have a caveat, yes. >> yes. but let me show you what is up , on storm scan, we will take you to a camera shot, i called for this camera, my short term memory, yeah, that is my bad, in the control room lets look outside, logan square, all is quiet right now here as we look live on sky scan three and we will continue to keep, generally calm but again, keyword there is generally. lets go to storm scan. i will show you what i mean there. that little batch overly high, berks county. it looks like it will fist alloway but we have slow moving showers, specific to that area, 222, parts of the 78, route 22, you may have run into or seen wet road

. >>> 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 sunshin

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this monday morning. >> good morning, how does monday get here so quickly every single week? >> i don't know. >> we're looking outside right now, a lot of construction, we have an accident out there, as well, so we'll get to all of that. >> at least quiet weather, that's something you can bank on here today. for now anyway. later today, the spotty showers and thunderstorms will fire up. most of it, actually dry day, warm day at that, ever so slightly more humid for us. we ended with real nice weather yesterday. i hope you have chance to enjoy it, it was so-so beautiful n that nice lit sky right now, totally empty, as the day progresses see more sun than anything, there is frontal boundary starting to drop in that will eventually trigger spotty shower or thunderstorm. expect that later this afternoon or toward evening. >> if you're in the mid or upper 60s, or even the 50's, allentown, to mount pocono, dew points relatively low. nice start t

jim and rahel. >> rahel is thrilled because she is part of the cashless society. >> my society is already cash less. >> um-hmm. those atm could break down, whole world power, you will need cash. >> okay, anything can happen. >> y2k, i have beans in the cabinet just in case of anything. >> metal hat. >> yes. >> thanks. >> we need the credit card for that home food delivery. pushing me in the future. >> speaking of cash atlantic city casinos are benefiting from on line gambling these days, ac's seven casinos made almost exactly as much in their physical buildings last month as they did in 2016 but increase of more than 23 percent in on line gambling gave city a total inly increase of 1.8 percent. golden nugget had largest increase last month and only caesars posted a loss. >>> new jersey transit system will get an upgrade thanks to the spending plan, they plan to replace state's oldest railcars with 133 self propelled, multi level, electric railcars. 185 cruiser style commuter buses will also be added to the fleet. agency says they plan to keep fares stable, and it is all part of the $2.2 b

good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> and i'm jim donovan.e have live team coverage of this developing story. we begin whip "eyewitness news" reporter trang do. she's live in solebury township where officials just wrapped up a news conference within the hour. good afternoon, trang. >> reporter: well, good afternoon, jim and rahel. at this point bucks county d.a. matt weintraub still not able to identify those other human remains found in that common grave just down the road from here on that property and they continue to search that property but they're not able to identify those additional remains but what we know at this point is that 19-year-old dean finocchiaro seen in this photo has been identified after being recovered from a 12 and a half foot grave on the solebury property owned by the family of cosmo dinardo. the d.a. is still not calling dinardo a suspect but rather a person of interest. investigators continue to search the site identified by the cadaver dog. the other three persons are still considered missing though the d.a. has s

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie is off. matt peterson is back, good morning to you both. >> good morning, guys, happy tuesday. so matt we are working hand-in-hand today little bit because we are waking to up wet roadways, we know evidence by yesterday how busy it was. it will be busy today, even though we don't have as much rain. people still know i was sitting bumper to bumper yesterday. >> trying to avoid the traffic they had yesterday. and like you said, really out there right now, just maybe little bit of light patchy drizzle if we do see anything at all, more after mist that's more after nuisance than actual rain. you see on storm scan3, again, not much happening across the delaware valley. you get few light returns here , there, and that's really about it. but again, we are seeing that low hanging cloud cover. don't be surprised if as usual ' outside today walking around or going to the car or driving that you get the mist on the windshield. you'll have the windshield wipers going most likely at least little bit speci

jim, rahel? >> that's dangerous, it is almost too convenient. >>> i'm always on instagram. >> me too. just another way to spend money. >> all right, roxanna, thank you. >> well, new york governor andrew cuomo is calling it the summer of hell. this morning, commuters in new york city are about to find out what he means. today amtrak begins extensive repairs on tracks and signals at penn station. the construction follows months of train breakdowns, long delays, and several derailments, and the tracks are known as a interlocking, amtrak considers the repairs crucial. >> we've been doing renewal work for very long time, which common quicker for us, it is point the out by the derailment, rep i had at this in which the infrastructure has declined, has sped up. >> well, new jersey transit morris annette innings lines will end in hoboken after 7:00 , compute kearse take the path train, a bus, or a ferry, into new york city. >> memorial has been created for the woman who died after crashing into local spc

. >>> good morning, jim good morning, rahel. >> i am's rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this thursday morning. >> good morning. >> it is friday eve. >> good morning. >> look at that outside, we have a couple accidents and a lot of construction. when i say a lot a lengthy list, we will get to all of that. >> yes. >> okay, katie, how about that >> it is out there, i saw it. >> um-hmm. >> my goodness. at lee for now roads are dry. it has been progressive. you can see activity popping here on storm scan three. we have been talking about this for several days but today is a day you will want to have your umbrella ready to go because eventually as the first disturbance moves in here we will dodge off and on showers and thunderstorms really, really anytime. especially as we go in toward chester county, lancaster count that i wet weather is creeping in, as showers and for the time being most of us are still, dry, now looking at area temperatures we are off to a mild start. mid to upper 60's with a handful of temperatures in the lower 70'

rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. no word yet on what caused overnight fire at auto body shop in gloucester county. this is 3,000 block every delsea drive in franklin, firefighters got it the scene just after 1:00 this morning, put the flames out in under an hour. good news is no injuries were reported. >> also, new this morning, police are investigating a possible home invasion in south philadelphia. this happened on the 300 block of west ritner street just before 4:00 this morning, just about an hour ago, told one person was rushed to the hospital at last check there is no word on their conditions. no arrest haves been made. >>> no holiday this morning for new jersey lawmakers, governor chris christie has toll them to get back to work to break the deadlock over a new budget. live, one of the many state parks that pre main closed during the shutdown. good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, people across the state filling up-state parks like this one to find entrances closes he dollars and also big sign

good afternoon, alicia. >> good afternoon, jim, rahel. authorities did just meet at this media station, to give us a update on these disappearance cents, the district attorney here in bucks county said all of the county resources are being dedicate today returning these men home safely. last week when the four men went missing here in bucks county. those men include two teenagers, spawned this joint police investigation with local and state police from plumbstead to middletown township. the missing men are jimi tar patrick, last seen july 5th, reported missing after he never showed to up work that day. two days later then dean finocchiaro, last reported siting of him was getting into a vehicle in langhorne, also on july 7th, when mark sturgis, and tom meo went missing seen in the doyle towns area together. authorities overnight located the carve one of the missing men, then focused attention on house along aquetong road. police are not saying what they have found at that home or how it is relevant to this mysterious disappearance of four

>>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute , it is thursday, july 6th. >> a man is hospitalized after being shot in germantown. >>> he was hit in the neck, chest, torso, completely unresponsive. >> this community meeting had already been scheduled before this recent wave of violence in german town. >> a fire send dozens of people out of the center city high rise fire broke out on the second floor but smoke could be seen coming out of the roof. >>> a 3409 old baby is hospitalized after paramedics found him in the manayunk home with the needle sticking out of his legs. >> the showers are thunderstorms are likely to fire up at anytime, and it is one of those are you feeling lucky situations. >> it is only aggressive when it is time to eat but otherwise just a pet. i cannot say it is surprising. i did have the door opened. >> and that is si l.a. h el-shabazz talking about how calm 7-foot python managed to escap

. >>> good morning, it is thursday july 20th i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan is off. apparently heat just too much for him to make it in but katie, meisha is here keeping an eye on things. >> he just can't stand the heat. >> he cannot hang, he cannot hang. >> yes. >> we got this. >> well, looking outside, we have a bunch of construction and we have had quite a few accidents. not sure why. nice dry roadways but they are out there. >> interesting, sun glare may be a problem. it is not as big of an issue but that sun has listen in the last 15 minutes and when it comes up, it will just bake us we are looking to a steamy day yet again but we are at point where heat becomes frankly dangerous and we have excessive heat warnings as well as heat advisory that will take effect at noon time today. essentially every where, may feel as hot as 103 degrees through urban corridor. i-95 flanging counties in magenta shaded, that is where we have war of the heat. poconos carbon monroe counties , points north not included in these alerts but will be still hot. storm scan three all clear

i'm rahel solomon.t is friday, july 21, 2017. >>> ahead, the actor's sister and his ex-wife. >> and we were there for the first time in 200126789 now the founder is back here in studio 57 with his newest research, but first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> the hearing lasted more than an hour, and the parole board reached a unanimous decision in less than 30 minutes. >> and he believes that he learned a lot and he is a changed person. the future remains to be seen. >> 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 amongst decent people. >> i wouldn't be surprised if he popped up as often as he could. he loves the attention. >> the quake hit on one of the busiest weeks of the tourist season, leaving thousands without shelter. >> love is still pouring in from every corner of o congress but in true mccain fashion, he said his colleagues including his best buddy need to toughen up. >> it's the six-month anniversary of trump's inauguration. i

good morning, trang. >> good morning, rahel, jim. overnight, we also learned that police found the carve one of these missing men, but there was noggin side that car, to suggest that a crime had happened. at this point, police are not sure if these four cases are related so family member tells us that at least two of the men know each other. >> ly say jimmy kirkpatrick from newtown township has not been seen or heard from since 6:00 p.m. wednesday july 5th his fad said he hasn't shown up for work, very unusual, anyone who has seen him is asked to call bucks county police dispatch. also reported missing 18 year old dean finocchiaro, from langhorne. police say dean was last seen this past friday july 7th, getting into a vehicle on hampton drive around 6:30 p.m. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call middletown township police. two other men from bucks county also reported missing, police are searching for 22 year old mark sturgis, and 21 year old tom meo. last seen fry night in the doylestown area. sturgis father t

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things. good morning. >> good morning. >> we are looking outside much like yesterday it was very busy out there. we are looking busy again, string of the accidents, lots of construction, obviously as well but accidents, yesterday, today, yes. >> what is up? >> weather still dry for the moment but this is day we have been mentioning if there is wet weather on the way would i recommend walking outside with an umbrella. you will notice most of the region is still dry. we may eke out a relatively okay morning commute, but, you know, there is heavy rain just waiting nearby if you look closely, lower left-hand corner of your screen, soaking rain moving into the nation's capitol and that is essentially going to be moving up i-95 heading our way. we are finding light showers across new castle county, southern west most portion of the region here through lancaster and chester counties as well. we are off to a mild start. they will in the rebound that much. at best another 10 degrees out of the current

rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. philadelphia police are left with a bizarre mystery this morning, overnight, they found an infant's casket. >> content of the casket only leading to more questions, she is live with the latest on this, trang. >> no body inside the casket but police did finds bag of human organs, even more disturbing, this all happened directly across the street from the cemetery. >> i was pretty shocked, looked like something straight out -- >> chris james couldn't believe his eyes when he saw the small white casket lying along the 3100 block of west deerfield street, just after 9:00 p.m. monday. >> we didn't want to open t we didn't know what was inside. we didn't know, toxic ways could be in there, anything, to be honest, even a animal. >> officers arrived and fawn even more gruesome discovery when they opened the cough town finds bag of organs inside. >> according to the medical examiner, were, in fact, human organs, they believed they belonged to an infant or a child. what's unusual is inside the

>> reporter: well, good morning, rahel and joe. this casket was found right across the street from a cemetery, but is still unclear where it came from. even more disturbing, though, police did not finds a body inside this casket. what they found was a bag of human organs right here on this north philadelphia street. >> i was pretty shocked. it look like something straight out of a thriller. >> chris james couldn't believe his eyes when he saw the small white casket lying along the 3100 block of west deerfield street just after 9:00 p.m. monday. >> we didn't want to open it. we didn't know what was inside. we didn't know toxic waste could be in there, anything, or it could be an animal. >> officers arrived and made even more gruesome discovery. they opened the casket to find bag of organs inside. >> according to the medical examiner, were, in fact, human organs, they believed they belonged to an infant, or a child, which is unusual is inside the coffin, other than the bag of organs, there was no body. >> chief inspect store scott sm

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. we should keep an eye on what could be a potentially wet thursday. >> that is coming, but before the rain chance, it is very busy out there, for the gateway to our weekend, i got to say pack extra time already moving in the 5:00 o'clock hour. >> debbie downer. >> yes. usually i'm the one that is there is rain coming. >> yes. >> you sure didn't set me up all that well, did you. we do have wet weather, at the moment not looking too bad. road are dry, this is a prime example here. as we look live outside hotel bethlehem here, moravian college off in the distance things are still dry in most locations. not necessarily the case throughout the day, however, it will turn more unsettled before it turns bright again so today don't expect to see sunshine. it will be overcast all day but with these rounds of showers, and thunderstorms, coming in and net is at the moment only spot where you might find late showers are lancaster, chester county. that will start to creep in as the morning, afternoo

morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. just like the vote earlier this week to begin the debate republican healthcare republican, all eyes again on senator john mccain, now woe vote on so-called skinny healthcare bill. now he and two other republicans broke away from their party to vote against it >> cheers from a crowd of obama care supporters outside the capitol building responding to the news that the republican effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act failed to pass. among the celebrant, senator bernie sanders who called it a big victory. >> tonight was a victory for the american people, it was a victory for 16 million people who would have been thrown off of healthcare. >> the amendment is not agreed >> after the 49 to 51 vote, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said his fight would come it an end for now. >> this is leerily a disappointing moment. now, imagine, many of our colleagues on the other side are celebrating. >> we are not celebrating. we are relieved that millions and millions of people who

good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan is off. those charges were filed hours ago against frankford neighbor and that where "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us with more. anita, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon rahel. district attorney's office is confirming that kennel coy has been charged. coille is accused of shooting and killing his, neighbor bob depaul and august dempsey outside their homes where there was a growing outpouring of support, here. police released coyle after an initial interview where he claimed self-defense. this shooting happened overnight on july 16th after some kind of a neighborly dispute, accord to go family members. since then they have posted a banner outside home accusing victim's neighbor of murder and since been taken down. dempsey's son age 20 and 15 were visibly emotional at a recent vigil. attorney for victim's family says they have many questions including why it took 13 days, to file these charges. difficult speak with family and friend of the victims and they say they are rel

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check katie and traffic with traffic, in today for meisha. hi. >> how are you this morning. road doing well, very early so no one is out there. >> okay. good enough. >> straight and to the point. >> i like it. >> all and all things are looking good in terms of weather, later today you can see a shower or thunderstorm but we are tranquil on storm scan three. no storms in sight. that will likely change later today. i think word to use here is isolated anything firing up would be scattered or hit or miss in nature but right now you don't to have worry about that. this is a p.m. issue that wet weather will erupt out there. at the moment it still feels darn comfortable, wind flow has begun to shift, yesterday was more on shore and right now turning more southeasterly , in short that means we will have a chance to rebound on the thermometer, we will see more sunshine, it will brighten up and anywhere you have the most sunshine, you may even end up with a locally gusty thunderstorm because we will have heating of the day to create instability. i don

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>>> good morning i'm rahel donloan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what youar neeyour day. it is wednesday, july 26th. >>> we are following breakhe row home has collapsed in west philadelphia, this is a live lookat on seven south rubyn surveillance camera thieves steel car batteries from under a hood of the jeep wrangler. >> easy access to the hood. >> the motion is not agreed to >> senate republicans continue the debate on a plan to repeal and replace obama care. >> there are signs, already that republican efforts to get a new health care bill passed will be far from easy. >> the situation when a pet snake is stuck inside of a truck. >> snakes can find their way in to things but they cannot find their way out. >> you are now picking up an early love of yours, are you starting to surf. >> i'm starting to find out, i haven't asked my doctors yet but that is a crucial question , isn't it. >> yes. >> our good friend charlie rose, man does it all, no signs of slowing down even after heart surger

>> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. just down the road from one of the properties at the center of this investigation. >> the da is confident this case will be solving, but so many missing pieces including how this man arrested yesterday may be involved in all of this. >> bucks county state and federal investigators including the fbi are focusing their effort on this property in sole burr. >> i just seems like there is so much property, and it is like i have no idea where they could be. >> investigators also collected evidence from another property in bensalem, owned by the same family. searching for evidence in the troubled case of four missing young men, two of them teenagers, jimi patrick went missing wednesday, dean finocchiaro, tomorrow tom meo, and mark sturgis went missing friday. district attorney says there are indications that the men new one another and he does suspect foul play. >> we've been treating this from the outset as a criminal investigation. and nothing has deterred that to this point. >> in a relat

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 t

it is really steamy for yet another morning, rahel. i will say this much, if you have outdoor plans you want to get in and will require exertion, try to get tonight before it gets too, too hot, between hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. when we will find war of the heat really cooking you here at the surface and the solar angle at its peak throughout that time. so that is why we will heat up at midday, in the meantime, all is quiet here on storm scan three, it is pretty clear , staying that way through lunchtime would i say, we do however have less than healthy, air quality, for you for yet another day, so high levels of ozone, fine particle pollution really bothersome from those suffering from respiratory illness and falling in the category of elderly or children will not make matters better either on a day like this take it easy. seventy-nine is current temperature. 79 degrees, guys. sunnies not up. but it will be in a couple minutes. all we can do is go up from here and we're eventually going to spike well in the mid 90's. seventy-ni

jim, rahel?e if you can afford a car like that, would you have collector's items and want to show them off. >> i want to drive it. >> that was the first thing i thought, too. >> yes, i would want a driver, too. >> ridiculous, who drives a $440,000 car themselves? >> well, you need $440,000 and money for a driver. >> all right, hena a, thank you. trump administration embroiled in some turmoil within the white house hoping for a fresh start today. >> new chief of staff takes over at the beginning of what's expected to be a very busy week. here's the story. >> reporter: president trump begins today with a new chief of staff. this morning, he swears in former homeland security secretary general john kelly. >> i think the president want to go a different direction. wants a little bit more discipline, little more structure in there. >> kelly have to help the president tackle healthcare. the president wants to push forward, despite the republican plan being voted down in the senate last week. new cbs ne

. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's check today's forecast with traffic and katie. >> good morning, good friday. that means there is a lot of construction out there, we'll tell you about that in a couple every minutes. >> kentucky derby, looks like the ensemble today. >> pat and i look like a prom date. >> i like. >> prom photo. >> all right, so, you know, let's go outside, talking about the rain, yes, we have flashflood watch. not going into effect just yet we still have time before that will take place, about 2:00 p.m. or so when it goes into effect. we'll show it to you in a second. storm scan what you in the, few speckle of green. and there are some downpours, within those speckles of green , at the moment most every russ dry, might even run into some fog, winds still relatively light. flashflood watch goes into effect as of 2:00 p.m., for basically the southern half of the delaware valley. so it does include eastern montgomery, then all point south of chester county, delco , and through all of delaware, south

rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. more now on our breaking news, a deadly shooting in tioga, searching for two gunmen left man in wheelchair dead, had i caretaker injured. jan carabeo live at temple university hospital. with more now on the breaking news dollars good morning, jan. >> rahel, good morning, what a scary incident overnight for this tioga household, as you mentioned, nan in wheelchair shot and killed his caretaker shot and injured, brought here to temple university hospital for, now in stable condition. all the while, as this gunfire errupted, there was family in the upstairs bedroom of this house, a woman and four children. fortunately, they were not injured. take a look at the videoment you can see how police have been working the scene all night, early morning, this is a large scene there in tioga. one that stretches from the house down the block. this is the 3300 block of gratz street. police say it was just before midnight that they got the call about this shooting. when they arrived, they found a 51