Sunday. Sponsored by audi. Well, well, well. Who thought 500 baseball would be this exciting . Welcome to sports sunday. Im Jeff Skversky with Mike Missanelli from 97. 5, the 235 that phanatic. The phillies tied for first. Are they for real . Its in the season now. First place. Playoffs tomorrow. With all due respect, i dont think theyre for real. What a buzz kill. You expect me to say theyre going to win the division after this weekend . They did a nice job. Beat a very good team and probably should have swept them. Theyve got some, you know, bull pen situations were going on right now, which well talk about in a second. But, no, theyre not potent enough to win a division yet. I want to believe. I want to believe. Villanova coach jay wright, he wants to see the phillies score more runs on the nationals today. Whats that about . I dont know where he got that jersey from. Kendrick, the rbi triple. 27 runs over the last 21 innings. Kendrick, killing the ball. Speaking of killing the ball
News. Folks in philadelphia are trying to stay cool tonight after a day of dangerous heat, with more sweltering weather on the way tomorrow. Good evening, im natasha brown. Thanks for joining us. Tonight we have learned two people have died in philadelphia as a result of this heat. One, was a 67 year old woman, from north philadelphia, the other, a 82 year old woman, from the northeast. Both apparently had preexisting medical conditions. Lets turn it over now to meteorologist, lauren casey in our Weather Center to tell us how hot it will get tomorrow. Still not done with the weather yet . Kind of in the middle of this multi day heat event that weve been dealing with all across the Delaware Valley today. Temperatures were at near record levels, then we had the oppressive humidity on top of that, High Temperature in philadelphia, today, 98 degrees, just 1 degrees shy of the all time record of 99, setback in 2002. Then of course we had those saturated, soupy conditions on top of that, our
Live from the cbs Broadcast Center in philadelphia. This is cbs3 eyewitness news. Folks in philadelphia are trying to stay cool tonight after a day of dangerous heat, with more sweltering weather on the way tomorrow. Good evening, im natasha brown. Thanks for joining us. Tonight we have learned two people have died in philadelphia as a result of this heat. One, was a 67 year old woman, from north philadelphia, the other, a 82 year old woman, from the northeast. Both apparently had preexisting medical conditions. Lets turn it over now to meteorologist, lauren casey in our Weather Center to tell us how hot it will get tomorrow. Still not done with the weather yet . Kind of in the middle of this multi day heat event that weve been dealing with all across the Delaware Valley today. Temperatures were at near record levels, then we had the oppressive humidity on top of that, High Temperature in philadelphia, today, 98 degrees, just 1 degrees shy of the all time record of 99, setback in 2002.