Thunder especially south jersey and delaware. Most of you will be dry, though. 75 degrees right now in philadelphia, warm certainly. 68 in allentown, 71 in trenton and low 70s in millville. Mid 70s down along the coast. I got to show you dewpoints because the humidity which started to come up yesterday is even worse this morning. Weve got some dewpoints up over 70 in some spots. And that is oppressive humidity and of course it will feel worse as the sun gets up over the horizon and temperatures are going up today, too. 87 by noon. 3 oclock is your high today 92 degrees and 87 by 6 00 but you can probably add about three, four, maybe 5 degrees to the temperature at any given moment through the day to get the heat index value how it actually feels out there. A little worse on the heat and humidity tomorrow, matt pelman and then were going to go for a heat wave on thursday. Details coming up in that seven day. We just keep adding those degrees. I know. But on the other end of the spectrum
Trust between the Police Officers and community, where it is terribly strained right now. Acting attorney general, john hoffman says that new Jersey State Police will pay 1. 5 million to equip troopers with body cameras. Body cameras will act as an objective witness for Police Involved shootings and other enforcement incidents. So truth rules the day not emotions and not agendas and not personal bias. Troopers can wear the cameras on their hat or shirt and be required to wear them during protests and activists. Provided that the officer documents the officers actions. The departments using body cameras give them high marks rowan police began wearing them during their shift the first in the state to do so at their college. We had a complaint at the mote Motor Vehicle stop where they say the cop is rude or it just keeps everyone in line with the needs of the communities and how people want to be treated and keeps your mind set focused on doing your job. The Attorney Generals Office is es
Tires. Track storms in your area on your phone and tablet down load cbs philly weather april an on itunes and google play. A person of interest is questioned in the disturbing attack on a fiveyear old girl. Police say child was abduct and severely beaten suffering injuries to her face. Girl was found in the backyard of her home on north hutchinson street. Eyewitness News Reporter Todd Quinones is a at special victims unit and todd, we have a look at some of those upsetting photos of the girl after the attack. Reporter ukee, indeed these pictures are very disturbing. Police indicate this fiveyear he will girl was abduct from her home and then thrown to the ground, beaten, and stumped on. Fiftynine yearolds mom want people to see this picture so everyone understands the kind of monster out there. Keep in mind there are other pictures just too graphic to put on television. She had skull fractures she has a hairline fracture in her skull and broken jaw to where she cannot eat solid food fo
Someone. Reporter yeah. Police are waiting for the autopsy and toxicology results to see if the man was under the influence of drugs or not. They are also looking at Surveillance Video taken from a camera at this motel here, which captured the fight between the man add the female comes. Live in San Francisco, im da lin, kpix 5. Those two officers were released from the hospital. We are told they are at home recovering from their injuries. Breaking news out of san jose where a brush fire is burning near a strip mall. This is near the Eastridge Shopping Center at quimby and capitol expressway. There are also some homes in the area. The fire sending up a pretty big plume of dark smoke and we are keeping an eye on it. Also another fire is burning on brannon island up in the delta. It started in the last hour. So far, its destroyed at least six structures. Some of them are homes. We are told several palm trees are also burning. Well be following this closely as firefighters work to put out
Just madly out of control. Reporter we got half a tank. Reporter jim came back to his house after he thought it was safe. As we drove back, the flames were still, um, spotty here and there. Within an hour or two after i got to the house i realized i shouldnt be here. Reporter firefighters from all over the bay area and Southern California in the air and engines and on foot furiously fighting the flames but Mother Nature fought back. This fouryear drought dry vegetation made for some serious spotting across the lines. Reporter despite firefighters best efforts, the wind picked back upbringing new life to the fire. Under the scorching sun triple digit heat, new flames ripped through hundreds of more acres. I have never seen flames so tall. 200300 feet. Reporter lake county with dry brush and rugged terrain makes it one of the worst landscapes for firefighters. Theres nothing stopping it. Its very rugged territory and impossible to be put it out. Reporter so far jims home is safe. Everyth