they sell thermometer t-shirts, and hot sauce, and even thermometer, thermometers, this is really the world's tallest. it would be streufpblg enough to strange enough to inherit it in middle of desert. what is remarkable is the mission they took on after their father died in 2007. i tell her husband bill, i am ready for a challenge. >> i've been training to climb to the top, i'm going in. >> okay. jamie: why did you say it that way? >> i just bombed it this morning for the spiders. jamie: i am a girl of nature. >> they are little. >> >> reporter: block widow spiders. >> yep. >> you better close it up. >> i draw the line. >> the story of this strange in4e"strangeinheritance" beginsg man who falls in love with california desert, in early 1950s after service in the air force and college, willis herron heads west from his home in kentucky to join his father in barstow, california, his dad is a restaurateur. >> he and his father had a couple of ref rests in barstow, and he was successful, my dad was personoonable. >> reporter: persononable. jamie: you may think of place known as the gatewa

it is not like the thermometer just drops but thing is it will feel more comfortable to you. it already kind of does outside. >> yes. >> at least here in philadelphia closer to the shore points it still feels muggy. we are in transition mode but with that said humidity dropping. the nice refreshing breeze. it all sound so nice. >> yes. >> i mean we could go on, right. so we should. >> exactly. >> let's do that, shall we. we have had heavier then are storms from last night the but they are pushing out to sea frontal boundary off to the south as the reason for that. the as it continues to to so we are ushering in briefly high pressure. what that will do as often it does high pressure brings us very fair weather and that will happen today. with more sun then anything with lower humidity and with that nice breeze that kicks in throughout the day it will feel great to you. still warm and again it will be a close call on that heat wave. we are shooting for 89 in philadelphia. we will see how we do. that sun angle is awfully high this time of the year. meanwhile we will go out to th

so let's focus in on that ear thermometer. it registers the temperature by reading infrared heat coming off of the eardrum and so you have to use it correctly. it's not accurate in children who are under six months of age. in older children you have to use the right angle so ear wax can throw it off so i tend to recommend digital as the way to go. it's really pretty easy. >> yeah, yeah. definitely. and we have got this other question from a mom and she says can you provide information on a throat clearing tick? she says my daughter turned 4 and she clears her throat all day long. >> these are not very uncommon. there are many causes of throat clearing in children. so let's run through those so that you know what to be looking for. allergies is the most common, seasonal allergies, food allergies, post natal drip -- nasal drop, asthma can come out in this way. a child and a parent responds and they will do it again. and tick disorders like tourette's can also present that way. here's what you do if you see your child is having t

ninety as we said, the expected high today, so still few additional ticks on the thermometer before all said and done. then we start at least mod eggs cool down as we head forward in the forecast even by friday, it looks as though we won't even break the 70s. so we'll have more details on the full forecast for you as the show progresses, pat, we send it over to you. >> thanks very much. tragedy at the circumstance just new hampshire, after a tent collapses killing a father and his daughter. investigators are looking into whether the winds from a storm that blew in caused the deadly collapse. cbs news correspondent marlie hall with the latest from lancaster, news hampshire. >> new hampshire fire marshals are inspecting what's left of the circus tent that came down yesterday in a fears storm, killing a father, and his daughter. authorities say, a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the region, just before the show began. >> we don't know why they were going on at that time, and what they new. >> about 100 people were attending a late afternoon circus performance when the storm hit.

if i say it is really cheap to put that thermometer in your that is very objective, so that is all im going to do. you will end up hurting the patient. host: the obama administration has said that they want and expect to see some form of accountability measure in the final bill. do you think that one will end up in the final bill? guest: i have been asking people what that word means, you know? this is such an interesting town. i am really going to ask you, when you say accountability, what do you mean? host: i'm specifically as big it about the moment that cory booker introduced. guest: what do you say when you say there will be accountability? guest: well -- host: well, test scores have annually and what do , what if not test scores do we use? guest: i love interviewing you. [laughter] to what service does the test score allow for data? who gets punished if these kids do not do well on a standardized test? will holdne says, i you accountable, it usually means that if you do not get whatever it is, you get punished. what we have seen now for 13 years, teachers who have always felt l

what's going to he wanted up happening with those slippery roads, still wet out thermometer tap their brakes, take peak what's going on, we will start to get slow counsel moving into the 7:00 hour, we do have an accident on the 42 freeway southbound. >>> a search under way for the driver who hit man and ketch on going, it happened early today on quincy court. police say they will have more details on that victim's injuries and the make and model of the car later today. >>> also a 28-year-old man is fighting for his life after a shooting in lawncrest. a woman is in custody, but so far, there's no word on what led up to that violence. >>> septa says some lottery winners did not pay by yesterday's deadline to pick up the regional rail passes for the papal visit. that means that other customers will now have a chance to get those tickets. sales are expected to star this weekend. >>> in your health watch this morning, health experts urging doctors to start monitoring depressed tramps for heart disease. the announcement behaved on recent studies including one that found a history of depress

so feeling more comfortable for us by 9:00 a.m., pair of seven's on the thermometer we should hit 85 at noon and up to 88 by 3:00 p.m. we expect daytime high in philadelphia to hit 89 degrees. so technically we expect to break the heat wave but it will be a close call and obviously still warm, meisha, over to you. >> 1 degree it matters, katie. >> thanks very much. >>> good morning, happy hump day, sunnies shining so because of that i will jump in the car with you as i to around this time. we take a lot at roadways, 422 eastbound heading toward king of prussia and you can see a nice, moment. we were traveling at posted speed not less than. but there is a cbs-3 truck in there. 422, eastbound at the turnpike looking nice here. plenty of opened roadway to maneuver around. everyone traveling at posted speed. fuel shot, schuylkill expressway eastbound toward center city at spring garden, i love this moving in the eastbound direction you can really see that sunrise start to shine. beautiful bright picture there. all right. bucks county. we did have have an accident there it is still in pla

services of the engineers to keep our thermometer set at a comfortable level. we removed the visible thermometer from the thermostat and painted it red at the 65 e h degree ermark.es. so that anyone looking casually at the thermometer would see it was 65 degrees. please don't tell president carter. the president was not a fan of the billiards table available to the family on one of the rooms in the private quarter andby asd if it could be remove and replaced by a ping pong table as he enjoyed playing ping pong be with hisof sons.me for a on a number of occasions the president invited me for a match. the first timed, i played, i wondered what the protocol was. should i lose or play hard and try to win?od and i after a couple of minutes, i understood he was pretty good ar and i played to my best. after losing the election to ronald reagan, the president an. mrs. carter wanted to show their to the resident staff for their service and invited everyone on the staff to the presidential retreat north of frederick in the mountain ofd camp david.on the president held a

the 90s showing up on the thermometer will be feeling like triple digits. feeling like a hundred degrees both today and tomorrow. we could get the record so we'll watch for that. 70 is the dew point. the reason we talk about dew points, it's not just the humidity in the atmosphere. these numbers really reflect the comfort level in the atmosphere today. dew points will be in the mid- 60s to near 70 degrees. that puts us from uncomfortable to oppressive heat. you've got to find a way to the thermometer readings aren't enough to understand when you get so warm like that. it's your body's ability to temperature. if you can't cool down with sweat, you know the dew points are high and the humidity is going to be uncomfortable for 94 today. 96 tomorrow. record heat potential here. very hot. feeling tropical with the air mass. the heat index i think will on monday night. feels like temperatures will be in the upper 90s to near triple digits. so i think that's when it's the absolute hottest is late monday afternoon. for the sea and sand forecast today, southwest win

with the bright sunshine and the high-pressure, climbing quickly on the thermometer. it's very hot. this is live data. we have southerly winds. cooler weather is to the west. they are higher in elevation. columbus ohio is a three. there is cooler air. until that arrives on wednesday, we will see he did humidity continued to be a factor around the area. the heat index is holding in the low to mid 90's. it's 94 for a high temperature today. the keys here will be southerly winds bringing up warm air and bringing a higher moisture content into the air. it will be humid. we will monitor with a heat degreestween 95 and 99 across the entire metro area. we continue to monitor a few showers. those are well to the west. showers will be moving south to north again. this is being steered by this area of high pressure. gives us increasing heat. it will shift to the southeast and move offshore. andsystem will move in increase our chances of showers and thunderstorms over the next couple of days. we will deftly notice the difference in the daytime high temperatures. rain makingst shows progress to

the thermometer is expected to reach the mid 90s today. >> good to see you, where have you all been? let's go over to david and karen, good morning. >> reporter: all right, guys we're off to a muggy start. it will be hot like over the weekend. code orange ozone alert during the hours of noon to 6:00 p.m. you can see there's not a lot of cloud cover out there, we are expecting a fair amount of sunshine today. there is fair weather cumulus developing as the day goes on. 71 in wilmington. 74 in trenton. 71 in sea isle city. not oppressively humid, but you'll feel the humidity as you start moving around. heading out the door, 65 by 6:00. 68 by 8:00. a few clouds and humidity evident. as we roll through the day, it's another hot one. 94 by 3 with a high of 95 degrees at 4:00 p.m. that 95 is one degree off the record high we're flirting with a record today. >> reporter: it's too hot and humidity to flirt, all right, it's almost 96. let's look at the schuylkill expressway, between belmont and city avenue. we have construction blocking the right lane, traffic moving better eastbound and web

feels like 91 as opposed to 90. 92 for edison versus 91 on the thermometer. of our area. it will stay there through friday. high pressure is set up just to the south of the great lakes. that clockwise rotation around southwest wind. so we stay hot right through thursday. in terms of overhead, high to the south. i want to quickly show you what happened with erika. not a heroin. not even a tropical depression. it's low pressure. making a lot of rain off the west coast of florida. there is a bigger storm out there off the coast of africa named hurricane fred. i will talk about that a little bit later. back to you guys. >> okay. lonnie, thank you. >>> let's head up to chopper 2 right now. there is a situation developing in rye. a truck is stuck under a bridge. that is a train trestle. joe beamon overhead in chopper 2. >> two warning sides. warning low bridge and clearance 10-7. you mix in a budget rental truck. truck gets stuck underneath the metro-north tracks here up in rye. the exact address is 100 east purchase street. obviously, purchase street is closed. metro-north has

we are at 76 degrees, on the thermometer and we don't have any included to bother with here today.obviously up there and boy, is it palpable walking out the door. looking at storm scan a few bits of green show up not verifying as moisture just yet in form of precipitation but our rain chances will continue as we look ahead to the weekend. saturday is the lowest chance right now, but we have got not chance of a warm sector but cold front that needs to cross both tomorrow and friday. it is going to take us sometime to credits through here, guys. in the meantime official high expected to reach will 88 in philadelphia, breaking the heat wave but scattered shower or thunderstorm can drench you, more included then we have seen in recent days and, of course, humidity, it is not that nicest summer day we have ever seen. we have seen prettier days then this but overall, meisha, i would say for morning drive especially traveling is in the a problem. >> so good to hear, for a busy wednesday morning. >> looking at the positives; right. >> yes. >> good morning, happy wednesday, so glad you are

because it will be at least 85. 4:00 p.m., 89 degrees, there will be a few bank they remember thermometers that will be reading 90. we have changes coming tomorrow. details in the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right, karen, see you back inside. >>> we're just a month away from the pope's visit in philadelphia. the world meeting of families has a resource online to navigate the event it's called the papal play book that launched ten minutes ago. it answers questions about transportation and other services especially for those who live inside the restricted area. we have resources related to the pope's visit. all in the 6abc.com/pope. >>> three americans who helped take down an armed man on a french train received the highest honor from french officials. now we are learning about a fourth american who was in the hospital. officials say he was the first personal to confront the gunman. marcy gonzalez is in new york with the details. >> reporter: rick, once he is released from the hospital he will be given the same award. the humble men say they don't feel like heros, explai

the oven recognizes the steak, and with the core temperature thermometer, it knows the starting temperaturecan ask you the preferences. the oven takes care of everything. emily: you are an inventor on a number of camera patents -- there's a camera in the oven. >> with apple, the camera was used to capture pictures. we analyze pictures on a streaming basis. emily: this all sounds great and innovative, but at almost $1500, it costs a lot more than your average toaster oven and can't cook larger meals. like thanksgiving turkey. there is also competition. the rebel is already on the market and only costs $250. tech companies raised over $1 billion in 2014. up 272% year-over-year. how do you see this sitting with other connected product out there? >> the internet of things as a concept is in very early stages, and we are really excited for the next phase, when things are able to start working together and become more interconnected. emily: the june smart oven -- we will see. we will be right back. ♪ emily: another story that had us on the edge of our seats, a camera reporter in virginia was shot

we see pretty steady thermometer readings, but as the the day goes on notice a ebb and flow of the thermometeren we see shower or storm bubble up as they will continue to do throughout the course of the day it will cool you down, briefly but it will remain steamy, in the meantime until this front gets through, that is what will take sometime. >> it is like hurry up. >> thanks, katie, good morning, everyone, happy thursday. >> we are seeing some light, we have headlights out there as we move toward 7:00 o'clock. we are seeing levels build. this is i-95 southbound at girard. the nice look at this, we are about 6:30, not even 7:00 o'clock hour and already we are looking very busy on that i-95 southbound stretch. we knew we would see. that we were prepping ourself for this but leave a little early, for those traveling up from new jersey, 42 freeway north bound, approaching 295, this is basically was we're looking at. we have a freeway, we will pull off to the side shoulder there not causing any slow downs, used to seeing them now, everything is looking good there, schuylkill westbound at city aven

so with that said see things heat up bit more readily, not just on thermometer but also when it comes to the humidity. daytime high officially expected to reach about 94 in philly, but your day plan letter get to you about 93, 3:00 p.m., or so, but at that point who is counting really? just hot. by the time we hit the afternoon, heck, even by 9:00 a.m., we should already be around 80 degrees, just not going to take very long for it to get kind of on the uncomfortable side here. >> absolutely. a loft water, hair, ponytail, the whole thing. and we know some of you guys have long hair, too, and you feel my pain, as well. good morning, everyone, happy monday to you, certainly shaping up to be busy one. if you are just joining us, take a look outside, where we have disable tractor-trailer, 59 southbound near cottman, it is blocking the right lane. you can see the police officer is out there, and by the way, out on foot as well so just be very careful around the bend. what's happening is they are coming around the ben and they are coming to up all of these flashing lights, putting on their

thermometer readings combined with the heat and humidity and heat index already the upper 70s and low 80s. hotter than yesterday and hotter still tomorrow. the humidity will make the 90- degree readings feel more like the triple digits and possibly we set some records as we go all the way through tuesday. no showers to speak of. instead lots of sunshine. finding a way to stay cool is the rule of the day. in a few minutes i'll tell what you records we could potentially beat and when this hot weather might come to an end. rob? >> thank you. >>> several breaking news stories at this hour. we'll start in long island. emergency crews are on the scene after a small plane crashed to to the railroad tracks near south oyster bay road in beth page. kristin thorne is live. a still developing story. she has what we know at least at this hour. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm hearing from my sources that one person -- at least one person has died. another person has been taken to the hospital. i want to get right to it and show you the incredible video. you can see here this small plan

the thermometer is expected to reach the mid 90s today. >> good to see you, where have you all been?

at temperatures, thermometers. and they have barometers for barometric pressure. there are analogues. but they took that -- they would take those readings. the big change in effect in the 1900 was they had the telegraph and to a certain extent limited amount of telephone subroutines could be taken throughout the country of weather stations and the information telegraph through the u.s. weather bureau in washington. it could all be collated and created and they could make forecasts from that knowing what was happening by the rise and fall of the barometer wind direction, which is pretty much what we still do, but that is all augmented by satellite, by radar, by radio bulletins that takes down into the atmosphere. it's interesting to see if you look back at a lot of forecasts and they were fairly accurate given the limited amount of information they had. maybe that lady there. >> thank you yet have a couple family members who lost their homes and katrina and i'm wondering, do you feel new orleans has done enough after the storm to shore themselves up for a future ma

he goes of the moisture in the air, it feels several degrees warmer than the thermometer situation. 96 degrees in baltimore and 92 at andrews. you don't need blazing sunshine to feel uncomfortably warm and humid. satellite radar shows the wider view come of this cluster of showers moving in, more to the south and southwest. it is not going to rain all the time. we will tend to be cloudy, partly to mostly cloudy, kind of muggy. we will occasionally have these showers in areas of thunderstorms to deal with. the futurecast tracks a few more through the area at 4:00 this afternoon, and as we get into the evening hours from isolated showers or single. tomorrow, another band of showers may come through and thunderstorms. looking at what we have here, tropical depression, way out on the atlantic ocean. not big now, but just starting to organize. at 11:00 this morning this thing is located 4000 miles east, southeast of houston. cap wins at 35. -- top wins at 35. this will potentially develop approximately into a hurricane, so says the hurricane center, but it will be released at the end -- wel

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anemometer's four wins anemometer's for wind and speed in direction and they had temperature, thermometersfor the temperature. they had hydrometer's for humidity and they had her-o-meter spur barometric pressure. they were all analog but they took that, they would take those readings. the big change that was in effect in 1900 was they had the telegraph and to a certain extent a limited amount of telephone so that readings could be taken throughout the country at weather stations and that information is telegraphed to the u.s. weather bureau in washington to be collated and created into maps. they could make forecasts from that knowing what was happening by the rise and fall of the barometer and the wind speed and wind direction which is pretty much what we still do but that's all augmented by satellite and radar and weather balloons in the upper levels of the atmosphere. it's interesting, if you look back a lot of their forecasts and they were fairly accurate. with a limited amount of information they had. that lady right there. >> thank you. i have a couple of family members who lost thei

. >> 126 degrees this afternoon, and that's what our surface thermometer showed, and the city is not sure changing the color of the black railing would make a difference. >>> a family says its moves for queens to suffolk into a dream home turned into a nightmare when the moving company ruined many of their things, and they said their daughter's bed was splintered, ma stress was torn by a box cutter, and lamps were bent, and the door to the refrigerator would not stay on. >> one of the glasses was broken, and then i took it out and heard more crunching and then another and another. i just burst into tears. >> the company, in this case, bay shore moving and storage says they cannot refund the move, and the family must file individual claim form for each damaged item. >>> is happening more than you may think. confidential medical information being sold to the highest bidder, and that's raising questions if enough is being done to keep your information from being stolen or exposed. >> reporter: it's done more and more. there's questions if enough is being done to keep your information fr

watch the thermometer on the car. do they have thermometers? >> or digital. it is fine. >>> we have a couple of accidents to pass along to you this morning. a live look at one of our hundreds of cameras showing you the westside highway. you are moving well. the fdr drive is looking similar to this. alternate sides in effect citywide. be safe and don't text and drive. mary and chris back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> yankees going for the sweep, mets trying to avoid one. >> steve overmyer, time for your wfan and wcbs-tv sports in a flash. >> all right. it's rivalry week. the yankees start a series in boston and the mets host the phillies. the u.s. open begins in flushing. the mets try to avoid being swept by the red sox. every night it is a difficult hero. it is michael. not a banner year for him. but the go ahead knock in the 7th make up for an earlier error. they have a 5 1/2-game lead. the yankees had another one of the offensive explosions. they rolled off a 20-6 route of the braves and complete the sweep. nathan has not lost in 13 starts. this is the mo

. >> reporter: you can't just pop a thermometer in your mouth at any time to figure it out.e and heat up your body. >> the entire process of charting is a very anxiety causing process because there's a lot that goes into it. >> reporter: enter the yono, a new product debuting in october that claims to continuous monitor your temperature when you go to sleep each night. >> it takes an ear canal temperature which is ambient and mostly pretty stable. >> oh, wow. it's tiny. >> yeah, it's really small and that's what helps with the comfort factor when you put it on at night. >> reporter: the makers of yono says ear temperature is more dependable than popping a thermometer in your mouth but it'll cost you. the device is expected to retail at $149 which is more pricey than the regular thermometers and the success is yet to be seen. i'm trying to imagine sleeping with this and it's comfortable. i can barely feel it. happily for the yagers the basal body temperature method worked for them and have a 2-year-old daughter but hillary says she'd definitely ice a product like the yono the

. >> even though the thermometer won't read 90, it'll feel that way with higher humidity. we were in a heat wave for four consecutive days in central park. 90 or higher with a record high today, 95. we'll fall below 90 for several days. however, the humidity does not fall. it'll be increasing. we start with fog and sprinkles in the morning and temperatures in the 70s across the area. we'll climb into the low to mid 80s by midday. with a few isolated showers and north and west. when you combine the humidity, it's going to feel like it's around 0 in 90 in interior sections of new jersey, and feeling like the upper 80s in the city. it'll be feeling more uncomfortable over the next couple days. with the increased humidity and the flow coming in off the ocean, we're going to see more showers and thundershowers increasing with time. we'll talk more about that and the latest on the tropical storm in a few minutes. >>> a tragic story in westchester. a 10-year-old girl accidentally run over by her mother in an suv died. the child's friend was also hit and is in the hospital. checke

look to friday, great day to be outside but it will be a hotter one as we begin to spike on that thermometer, guys, back to you. >>> katie, thank you. >>> lets get a check of the stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is following. >>> philadelphia judge ordered a man held for court for allegedly killing a man, stuffing his body in the suitcase and dumping that in the airport woods. >>> project home is holding its first pope off to raise awareness about homelessness. >>> and, companies in delaware have task of providing the stage for the pope's appearances. check in two, three, four times a take on kyw news radio 1060. >>> we are getting a rare behind the scenes look at the royal wedding of prince charles and princess diana a. twelve never before seen photos are going up for auction in boston. they ared from wedding reception. the photos were shot by an assistant to the royal photographer at the time. those photos did not make the cut in the official wedding album presented to the royal family but we all loved it. these candid look at princess diana. >> any glimpse in the royal famil

on the thermometer, technically, there will be. the problem is, still got the moisture will make it feel kind of muggy for the next couple of days, stowe will take us some time to get out of t we will get there eventually. meantime today, though, we expect to extend the heatwave for fourth day, then finally start to break the worse of the heat anyway, as we head forward in the forecast. meisha, over to you. >> so important, drink that water on these warm days, thanks so much, katie. good reminder for myself, as well, right there with most of you. ninety-five southbound at cottman, enter center city looking great here although just about ten minutes ago, looking at this picture, wasn't quite heating up like this did will be busy on 59 specially around cottman, give yourself couple of extra minute in the area. schuylkill expressway eastbound at jird after, see, looking good here, everyone traveling around at posted speeds, so we want to see in this hour. traveling around at posted speeds we move toward six of. ninety-five southbound

watching that thermometer very closely through the course of the day yesterday. officially did hit 89 degrees, at philadelphia international airport. making it officially, a eight day heatwave as we expected. but, yes, you will only busted it by one whopping degrees yesterday. meanwhile, storm scan, pretty quiet. more than anything, looks like there is a lot of cloud cover overhead. frankly i have to tell you more blue skies out here than anything. and, we can expect to see that sunshine help warm things up for the rest of the afternoon. meanwhile, as we look forward in the forecast for the rest of your afternoon, it is expected to hit about 85 at the height of the afternoon today. pretty close to where we should be. typical high is about 87. later tonight, things begin to shift in the atmosphere. that's courtesy of approaching storm system from the west, which is currently churning back over the ohio vale. that gets here later on tonight in the form of some showers, but, this is throwing us a little bit of curve ball because not everyone gets impacted by this, p

it felt 2 degrees cooler than what the thermometer has been reading all day. this great weather now is going to roll on right through the workweek. hot and sticky though as you look ahead. you will feel it on the weekend. if you talk about the weekend, is it a beach weekend? you bet it is! look at this. a nice sky overhead saturday. 83 to 86 at the shore. sunday 84 to 87. if you are going to the mountains this weekend, you will be even a little warmer than that. so believe me, you didn't expect the heat and humidity to leave for the rest of the summer, did you? it will be back. saturday 84 to 88. sunday 85 to 89. vortex satellite and radar quiet out there tonight. rain that you see around williamsport, pennsylvania, it's going to fade away as anything moves in our direction. as a matter of fact, i think the whole low pressure system goes up and over our area. we are going to be just fine out there. again right through the workweek. then we check out the tropics. here's tropical storm erika right now about 195 miles to the east of antigua. and it is pushing off

palestinian home in the occupied west bank so very strong language calling for the government calling thermometer, acts of terrorism and doing everything to bring them to justice. israeli security cabinet convened and will pass administrative detention for israeli suspects and it is in line with language coming out from the israeli government since it came out and what does it mean? the human rights lawyer said it is has been the case but has not implemented and we will is to wait and see what the details are when it goes to israeli parliament in a special session and they are in summer recess lu be talk on tuesday to talk about jewish extremism and how they will tackle it. >>> the world food program to significantly cut food assistance to refugees in jordan. the most will receive $14, half of what they used to get and we report from madaba. >> reporter: shocked and frustrated and received a text maes adjust from the food program says it has been cut behalf for the month of august and if not enough he and family that live in official camps in jordan will not be entitled to any assistance starting

we're looking somewhere near 90 on the thermometer today. also a chance of thunderstorms but not everyone will see them. welcome to nbc 10 news today on this monday, i'm chris cato. we begin with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. it feels pleasant out there. >> gorgeous, really nice. clear skies, completely clear this morning and cool as a result with calm conditions and low humidity. the temperatures dropped into the 50s for allentown, wilmington at 65, 65 in northeast philadelphia. beautiful start to the day but there will be clouds building during the day and it is going to be a warm afternoon. 68 degrees at 6:00. by 9:00 we'll be in the middle 70s. the wind is calm and it starts to pick up at lunch time. 84 degrees and clooming. later in the afternoon, you might need an umbrella. hour by hour futurecast when i'm back in ten minutes to show you when the storms are most likely to roll through. let's take a look at the roads with jessica boyington. >>> we're looking live at the vine street expressway where things are m

that mark on the thermometer will become rather familiar this week. let's just put it that way for now. good morning. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato. i'll leave the explaining of the hot weather to this man, meteorologist bill henley who is standing by with his first alert forecast. hi, bill, it's monday. >> i'm tracking showers this morning. you mention clouds are producing light scattered showers in delaware and south jersey, not reaching their way to philadelphia, though. the clouds are over the city. just very light showers to start with, will not last all day. what will be climbing is the heat. as clouds stay with us through the morning hours, the temperatures will climb none the also. 76 at 6:00, by 9:00, 79 and into the 80s at noontime and building. once the sun starts to break out this afternoon we'll make it into the 90s. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast to show you which spots will not see 90s today when i come back in ten minutes. right now, jessica boyington has a monday morning look at your commute. jessica? >> yes

so, same on the thermometer, much different when it comes to how it feels. by tomorrow, absolutely gorgeous. if you got excuse to get outside, take it. eat lunch alfresco, take the dog for nice long walk, i am telling you, gem after day. then by friday, we do start to heat back up. we will keep that humidity relatively low, high pressure still here, you see what's off in the distance, that's the next cold front, that's going to start to nudge on in here. and bring this next potential at least for shower or storm by saturday. meantime, we start to see high pressure settling in, uv index starts to climb with time, the area temperatures at the moment, standing right around 08 degrees, or just shy of it in most locations, so it is a comfortable warmth that we've got going for us here, you are in the mid and upper 80s, i should say 70s in most of these northern suburbs just outside of the city. we take you poolside. not bad excuse to maybe head on out to the area pools. we give you four out of five beach balls for the day on hand here, just because you will see f

the device is expected to retail at $149 which is more pricey than the regular thermometers women haved it's comfortable. i can barely feel it. happily for the yeagers the basal body temperature method worked for them. they now have a 2-year-old daughter emilie, but hillary says she'd definitely use a product like the yono the next time she tries to get pregnant. >> i would probably prefer that way over getting up in the morning and taking my temperature. >> to be clear, this is all about getting to know when you ovulate. charting that on a calendar for a few months and knowing your exact cycle, so when you see the temperature drop like this, that's when you're most likely to get pregnant. this process can take a while. even with the yono, maybe a few months. it's not like the first time you use it and you see that, hey, honey, time to get busy, rather the yono can help you predict that window better the following month, amy. >> what was that? harks honey -- >> say that again for us. >> the tone. >> just how she said it. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> well, you know, this actually fl

in the 60s topping out in the mid-to-upper 80s and i would not be surprised if a few of the car thermometers could hit 90 on the asphalt this afternoon. tonight, you can see the cloud cover more extensive with drizzle is possible along the coast and the east bay hills mid-50 to low 60s. >> tomorrow, you will see a temperature drop of five degrees and the cooler is wednesday, thursday, temperatures rebound to tomorrow, and friday is a lot like today and saturday and sunday, a town of summer for the holiday weekend. back to you. >> google said they incorporate a big change to the chrome internet browser that most users will rejoin. >> the newest version ends sounds and votes that load in background tabs that users are not navigating, users have complained about having a number of tabs open and background votes start playing. they tried to give users a way to identify which dab had the video source with the addition of a speak are icon but the newest version ends it. >> google wants to make doing repairs to your home easier, as well. here is the tech bytes. >> in today's tech bytes google launc

and that's definitely going to be the case in terms of thermometer readings, but going to eventually see the humidity creep back up on us, too, coming as new frontal boundery set to cross through. let's go ahead take you out first and for most, two of you of "skycam 3", overlooking atlantic city, lights lit up on the boardwalk, it is quiet you have little hint of a haze going on out there just from the moisture, from the sea breeze, generally speaking it is completely clear across the board. not terribly humid just yet. next, take you back in time, show you what we ended up with yesterday in terms of daytime highs. 09 degrees was the official daytime hyatt philadelphia international airport. that extended heat day another day, making it the sixth, 90 plus degree day in a road, average 87 close to normal here. but you know it is pretty hot outside. that's for sure. that will will keep on being the theme. storm scan3 quiet as we mention, still not terribly humid. but that's something that is going to be changing for us with time here. let's take a look at the area temperatures at the m

no matter what the thermometer reads. >> yes. >> it feels better. >> it does. >> we will have a nice is good stuff. yeah. we have had stormy weather yesterday too. meisha, that affected road. >> yes. >> as we look forward to today weather will not play a part. you might have sun glare but at the moment quiet as can be. we have had heavier then are storms retreating out to sea. still lingering clouds. that is it. with high pressure taking place of that, frontal boundary dropping out of here it is scattering the sky line. i have to show you this shot. beautiful view out in the live neighborhood network this morning. i love our kutztown shot when we have days like this where you can see just beautiful colors on the sky line here. farm cile owe in the distance v light wind. look at the direction out of the northwest. that means a dryer air mass moving n temperatures are cool. we're in the 50's

i talk to our weather producer jeff bit we kept our eye on the thermometer all afternoon will it break? it sure did. eight day heat wave came to a close as we hit 89. in the meantime we are looking at quiet weather forecast today, a few clouds, started to roll role our way but we will see sun for better pennsylvania part of the daylight hours. eventually included will rebuild and then by late tonight we will see a few showers from a new storm system that primarily passes to the south tomorrow but it will bring some rape it looks like from philadelphia on south throughout the day tomorrow erika. >>> katie, thank you. >>> lets get the stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is following. surgery for obesity may not have long term effects we thought it would. >>> higher even apartment complex on second and race streets is designed to strengthen connections between olde city and the waterfront. >>> we will have a review of the fifth installment of the mission impossible franchise this is so good check in two, three, four times a day on kyw news radio 1060 on the am dial. >>> coming

and we will get you as a result into much warmer territory on the thermometer in the days ahead because of t so what happens is as high pressure nudges east, we see the return flow around it, with a southwesterly component to the winds flow, in addition to that, also going to see very weak frontal boundery approaching on saturday, so the further north and west you travel, it is still possible that you see spotty shower or storm. but generally speaking, on saturday, it is just dry, and hot, steamy for that matter for everybody, keeping the theme sunday going, hazy, hot, we keep the 90's into monday, so it means as long as we hit three days straight of 90 or above, there is your heatwave. meantime, lot of sunshine for you today, high hits 88 degrees, the expectation, so smidge above the average really. even though we've got that wind flow turning out of the southwest it, should actually still stay relatively low in terms of humidity, so it continues tonight. but here we go. we look forward. that should say 92 sunday. we are keeping the theme going here into the nine the's for the next cou

that is close to the thermometer reading. you can tell exactly where that front crossed through. much cooler by comparison in terms of the dew point, wichita feels like the the 50's right now, little rock feeling like 60's. new orleans it still feels soupy at 83 degrees. here back in philadelphia and region as a whole another steamy morning. a loud for a shower, perhaps a rumble of thunder some point this morning and, scattered showers and storms throughout the day, but then that cold front will approach toward 3:00 p.m. earliest later this evening, tail end of the evening rush, meisha heavier rain and storms will be set to rumble in. >> good to know. good thing is for your morning commute roadways are nice and dry. it is light haze, soupy, humid out there but the the commute so far is looking nice, blue route southbound at ridge pike you can see just headlights and taillights. this is just after mid county looking great on the blue route. anywhere there, everyone traveling around at posted speed. ninety-five south at broad street approaching girard point bridge looking good here

would come in earlier today so we only went 88 for a high today and i was driving in looking at the thermometer on the car, i was nervous, not going to lie, i was nervous. and, yeah, got to wait until 11:00 and just a little nervous. talk about the game tomorrow night. preseason home opener, fedex, going to be showers and thunderstorms. warm and muggy. 84 when it starts, 76 when it ends. and i would just prepare for a shower or a thunderstorm as the lions come into town. live look outside our live michael & son weather cam. in town quite nice, just muggy, still 85, dew points in the 70s, that should tell you muggy, bad hair day, winds southeasterly at nine. here's the first alert desertdoppler and you can see some storms now moving north of i-66 and i mean essentially due north and more storms developing down to the south around fredericksburg and down 95 south. we will concentrate on these storms and heavy rain, little bit of lightning, no hail, no wind, everything is pushing off north so this is probably going to just graze leesburg as it moves northward, probably a little more direct hit on

. >> reporter: our surface thermometer showed the railing at 126 degrees. the city parks department says the iron railing dates back to the mid 1800s. since it was restored, they have never received any complaints. we did find some people who after touching the scorching rails say they see how she got hurt. >> anything can happen if it's real hot and it's been soaking up the heat. >> maybe they could put a lighter color or maybe they could put rub overnight it. >> reporter: the city admits the black paint may make heat ap storms may make it worse. she is worried someone else may get hurt, too. >> especially a kid with their skin. it's so tender that they could put one hand on that and it's going to burn them. >> reporter: for now climbers beware. in washington heights, hazel sanchez. >> the brooklyn borough president puts a cas set on display for five days as community leaders demand action for mayor de blasio to stop gun violence in the city. this comes as 22 people were shot and three murdered over the weekend. cbs2 political reporter marcia kramer has mo

no matter what the thermometer reads. >> yes. >> it feels better. >> it does. >> we will have a nice refreshing breeze. it is good stuff. yeah. we have had stormy weather yesterday too. meisha that affected road. >> yes. >> as we look forward to today weather will not play a part. you might have sun glare but at the moment quiet as can be. we have had heavier then are storms retreating out to sea. still lingering clouds. that is it. with high pressure taking place of that, frontal boundary dropping out of here it is scattering the sky line. i have to show you this shot. beautiful view out in the live neighborhood network this morning. i love our kutztown shot when we have days like this where you can see just beautiful colors on the sky line here. farm cile owe in the distance v light wind. look at the direction out of the northwest. that means a dryer air mass moving n temperatures are cool. we're in the 50's there. fifty's in the mount pocono. still primarily a west/southwest breeze through philadelphia a and atlantic city but that is turning more to the northwest with time, and as