excessive heat warning. that will go in effect at noontime, all the way until 8:00 monday. then areas in orange pretty much everywhere except the shore and the poconos, will be under heat advisory, both areas, whether you're under the warning or the advisory, still going to be seeing heat index values over 100 degrees that's what it will feel like with the humidity, actual air temperatures mid 90s so be sure to drink plenty of water if you plan to be outside today. try to avoid strenuous activity, try to stay in the ac if you k there are the temperatures right now mid upper 70s for the warm supports, still somewhat comfortable, mount pocono, allentown coming in at 68 degrees at this hour, in the suburbs warming up nicely low to mid 70s already. storm scan3 nice and quiet judge you few clouds rolling on through but we keep things dry, check out these temperatures hour by hour, 8:00, 80 noontime, already at 90, looks like we will reach the high temperature by mid afternoon around 3:00. 95 degrees, so here's what to expected to, the heat warning heat advisory, lots of sunshine, high humidity. i'll let you know when there is relief in site coming up in a few minute. >> breaking news again this morning in south philadelphia. dozen of residents are displaced after fire rips through vacant warehouse, and quickly spreads to surround homes. cherri gregg from our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 is live at the scene this morning with details good morning, cherry. >> reporter: good morning, todd yes, 17 people have taken shelter and more have been evacuated here, near juniper and snyder, as you can see, firefighters are still working to deal with hot spots. it took firefighters about two hours to pretty much get this fire under control, it began at a 3-story vacant building, on juniper street where i understand that there has been some construction underway. fire commissioner, derrick sawyer, spoke to reporters just shortly ago. he said that there had been collapse from the second floor to the first floor and the major challenge for his firefighters was heat and hot spots annex posh your. luckily, the firefighters were able to rotate, this was three alarm fire and 28 vehicles were brought in to play as they dealt with this fire. four homes were impacted with damage to the exterior of the home. lots of smoke damage. folks have been asked to leave from those homes of course and the entire block searching out the block of snyder was also evaculated. now, i understand, resident here have been sent first to south philadelphia high school, but the generators there was not working so they're currently asked to take shelter over at philadelphia high school at the performing arts. i understanded there have been no injuries, and the fire fight verse been working and have actually made sure that this situation was not as bad as it could have been. live in south philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> cherry, thank you very much. >> new developments in the murder after drexel graduate found dead in her apartment. philadelphia police are questioning a person of interest in this case. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has more on the investigation. >> reporter: among the other memorial items scattered along the stoop where she lived and died the sign says believe there is good in the world. neighbors say since thursday, that is tough to ask. >> she was love and peace okay, she was love and peace. that's how i knew her. >> the way neighbor keith new jasmine wright is the way most seem to have known her kind, smart, come up, making desire for justice here stronger. >> i hope that the detective are doing their job whatever tips were out there i just hope they panned out. >> investigators say that's happening as we speak. saturday night police announced they're questioning a person of interest now in police custody. more than 48 hours earlier wright recent masters graduate from drexel university, was found beaten and strangled to death in the corner bedroom of her own apartment. police sent to the 200 block of south 50th street say there was no forced entry leading investigators to believe the murderer may have been someone she new. little comfort for friends family neighbors now trying to believe in those words on the porch. >> judge? who? how this did it? i don't know. all i know we are miss ago dear neighbor who was very, very kind. >> again the news from saturday night police announcing they have a person of interest in custody. police have not identified that person. and they have not announced arrest in this case. reporting from philadelphia police headquarters, i'm steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> in two of the four suspect caught on camera, during attempted home invasion in west mt. airy, are now under arrest. alone so wallace, reggie read, charged with burglary and other charges, the crime happened on the 500 block of vernon avenue. police say the victim opened front door after hearing a knock and quickly shut it. when he saw one of the suspects with a shotgun. the search continues for the two other suspect. >> and demands for justice continue following violent arrest of drug suspect caught on camera in east germantown, family friends of tyree carol marched along locust avenue. they say philadelphia police officers used excessive force back in april want carol released and the officers punishment police say carol fought the officers, and the investigation is underway. >> a shocking admission during deposition taken decade ago. bill cosby admits to paying women after sex to keep his affairs from his wife. new details reveal in yesterday's new york times according to the article cosby was testifying under oath in a lawsuit by a former temple university employee andre a constand, who said he molested her. cosby offered to pay for her education, and he paid other women after they had sex with him. he also admit to funneling money to some of the women through his agent. >> more tragedy from last week's shooting rampage in chattanooga, tennessee, fifth victim died saturday. he was a navy sailor, shot during the attack of two military facilities. kenneth craig has more on this service members and new details on what investigators have discovered about the gunman. >> the show in grief in chattanooga only grew saturday as randall smith's name was add today that of four other killed in the military attacks. the navy sailors kuk coupled to his injuries overnight after shot at the recruitment center thursday. his step grandmother told cbs news radio he was a father of three. >> he was a very loving young man, loved his family, and obviously he loved his country. >> four marines were killed during the rampage. cbs news is also learning new details about the 24 year old gunman who died in the shoot-out with police. law enforcement sources say co-workers told investigators muhammad recently visited local shooting range with friends where he fired rifles and other weapons as recently as last month. sources say investigators believe he traveled four times to jordan, but they have no information whether the trips were connect today any extremist activities. >> as hundreds of people gathered outside of the recruiting center saturday to honor the fall err servicemen, the fbi continued to comb the scene, for the third day. >> proud this morning i cried this morning because it is so sad. it is just so useless so sad. >> kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cell phone video shows chilling scene moments after a bomb killed dozen of people in iraq. this is the immediate aftermath from the attack in a crowded marketplace. police say that a small truck dead on ate dollars, killing at least 115 people, and injuring 170 other. victims were all gathered mark the end of ramadas dan -- ramidan, israel's holy month one of the deadly in iraq in the past decade. >> to campaign 2016. backlash after more controversy comments from republican presidential candidate donald trump. >> this time he takes aim at arizona senator john mccain. trump said that he wasn't sure that mccain, who spent several years as prisoner of war in viet nam is actually a war hero. trump made the comments at the family leadership summit in iowa. >> war hero. he is a war hero. he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured okay, i hate to tell you. he is a war hero because he was captured. >> well, trump later clarified saying that people who serve our country captured or otherwise are heroes. did he not apologize and he at dollars that he thinks mccain hasn't done enough for veterans during his time in office. trump's republican rivals immediately jumped to mccain's defense and criticized trumps comments. presidential candidate and former texas governor rick perry tweeted that senator mccain is an american hero, and all pow's deserve our nation's highest debt of gratitude. donald trump's comments are disgraceful. fellow gop candidates and former florida governor jeb bush tweeted: enough with the slanderous attacks send ton john mccain and all of our veterans particularly wap's have earned our respect and admiration. spokesman for mccain said the senator will have no comment on trump's remarks. in the meantime, president obama spent the day in new york city taking leisurely stroll with his daughters through central park. also along the trip, his sister and brother-in-law. the president is on vacation in the big apple. the first family also caught a matinee of the hip hop musical hamilton. >> scary moment for new york teenager, she lucky to be alive after struck by lightning. what she was doing when the severe weather hit. also ahead health watch exclusive, without warning, a former athlete loses his ability to swallow. but a breakthrough new procedure at local hospital is giving him a second chance at life. our stephanie stahl takes a closer look. and we're expecting a very hot and humid day today. meteorologist, justin drabick is live and the latest on the heat advisory and warning that is about to take effect. we'll be right when you don't get enough sleep... and your body aches... you're not yourself. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol®. >> returning to breaking news in south philadelphia this morning, three alarm fire forces dozens of residents out of their homes fire officials say, the fire broke out in a 3-story home under renovation in the 2,000 block of south juniper street around 3:00 a.m. as precaution, an entire 1300 block of snyder has been evacuated. firefighters remain on the scene there right now as they continue to douse some hot spots. justin joining us again for look at weather and today we're seeing the hot and muggy wet their really so far this summer we've avoided to large extent. >> actually only seen ten days of 90 degrees temperatures, not bad averages for the whole summer 21, the whole year, yes, about halfway there, pretty much where we should be. ac going to be cranking the next couple every days, there go the electric bills try to stay cool this afternoon. one spot will be up in the poconos. where we could find temperatures little cooler there, at least those guys aren't under a heat advisory, so, that's going to be good place to be in the mountains but you go, live look, jack frost, big boulder nice shot of the lake, maybe bring out the boat, kayak, paddle boarding pretty good conditions up there. as far as the weather goes, still, somewhat on the hot side. all right, let's take you to our weather headlines talk about what's happening again later today the heat warning will kick in we are dealing with that high humidity. it will make it feel over 100 degrees, and then we will deal with couple of storm chances over the next couple of days, not big chance, but we will talk about that in just a bit. there are the actual temperatures, upper 60s mount pocono allentown upper 70s this hour at philadelphia international airport. it is warm start, south jersey near the shore points, 72 degrees in wildwood. let's check out those beach temperatures right now. nice little breeze, off the water ocean at 73. so our air temperatures are pretty much sim floor what the water temp is right now rehoboth beach coming in at 74. we are sitting in a tropical air mass, if we can look at that, by checking out the dew point temperaturement look at that mid seven's you don't see that whole lot. even in the middle of summer. so this is indicating high moisture content in the air. you can feel it as soon as you step outside. today will feel insufferable, not much better tomorrow, still on the oppressive side. finally by tuesday certainly wednesday, we will drop that humidity, and it will feel better, but the next couple every days little rough out there if you don't like the heat humidity, very quiet on storm scan3 maybe few passing clouds around this morning we could see pop up shower or storm, later this afternoon, but here is the set up. under hazy, hot humid air mass temperatures feeling like 100 degrees this afternoon, with air temps in the 90s still hot humid for monday, 90's once again there will be cold front that moves through, could touch off a shower or storm monday afternoon, and then second front comes through on tuesday, bringing more shower and storm chan cents the front that will push out humidity, so by the middle of the week we'll feel the big change. so through today a loft sunshine, could be stray shower coming in, some spots there is afternoon. don't cancel outdoor plans. tonight again around midnight or so could be scattered shower storm monday afternoon, same deal. it is hot humid typical summer like stuff pop up showers or storms. inland locations around 100 degrees, maybe even hire than that today. relief you will feel it down toward the shore points, tomorrow still the same deal, feeling like 100 maybe even 102, 103 on monday afternoon. here is your shore forecast, lots of sunshine, wear the sun block, uv index hi, nine out of ten ocean looks comfortable at 73. risk current low lifeguards on duty. forecast today mostly sunny hot, humid 95 degrees, feeling like over 100 tonight warm muggy chance for some thunderstorms later on, 78, that's it, for the overnight low temperature, here is the extended temperature, 93 monday isolated shower or storm, better chance for scattered shower or storm tuesday, still around 90 degrees. and finally wednesday we drop the humidity, still warm, at 88. then some relief by the end of the upcoming week, thursday, friday, mid 80s pretty much average. the shore temperatures looking nice this week, we kick them off in the upper 80s sunday, today, and monday, and then by the ends of the week lower 80s, so typical summer like stuff as we head into late july. back to you. >> seasonally warm. rare summer storm bridges rain thunder lightning to southern california. and that forced some beaches to close there saturday. about 70 miles of los angeles county beaches shutdown as well as the popular santa monica pier. storm knocked out power to about 10,000 people. and thunderstorm off long island, new york where teenage girl somehow managed to survive getting caught by lightning. carly was power washing her dirt bike during the storm. >> i only heard thunder. i am thought it would be fine. then big bolt of lightning that hit. i guess somewhere near the power washer. i was holding the wand t blew it out of my hand. all i saw was this big light of white and blue, like in my face and touchdown by my leg. >> carly was check out of the hospital. the doctor gave her the all clear. on the cbs-3 health watch this morning, can you imagine not being able to eat or drink fluids because you can't swallow properly? well now there is new treatment for the problem health reporter stephanie stahl has the exclusive story on the first patient treated. >> drinking water used to causal kind of trouble for 26 year old maurice christian who works in philadelphia. food, even something like a banana, was worse. >> everything that i ate came up. liquids, water you name it, came right up. >> former college football player usually ways about 180 pounds. but over the past six months, he lost 650. >> a lot of times i couldn't even make it to work. it was just horrible. because i didn't know what was going on. >> maurice was finally diagnosissed when a rare condition where the muscle that separates the esophagus and the stomach get stuck closed. >> i call it casino of the trap door muscle. >> doctor michael smith at temple university hospital says the traditional treatment is invasive surgery or a stretching procedure that didn't last. now, temple has new alternative done with a scope through the mouth. >> this is kind of endoscopic surgery, that allows us to get the result of cutting the muscle, without having to put a scar, abdominal wound in the belly. we've restored the ability to connect the esophagus in the stomach by releasing the muscle finer. >> maurice first pain don't have the operation without anesthesia. >> i weigh maybe 135 now. >> now able to eat and drink with no issues, has already gained 7 pounds in a week and a half. >> i would definitely say that i'm cured not only physically but mentally as well. >> it is not known what causes the condition. for maurice, it was severe, but others can have milder symptoms of more information at cbsphilly.com. click on health, i post it on my foes bake and twitter feeds. stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, royal controversy to tell but coming up next. tabloid publishes photos of the queen as a child performing a nazi so, i needed to deposit a check. i was about to head to the bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >> new recovers controversy, british newspaper the sun has published images of queen elizabeth as a little girl performing a nazi salute. reporter jonathan with the details. >> home video obtained by british tabloid the sun shows the young keenan her sister waiving to the camera in their garden 82 years ago. the queen's mother, then raises her hands in what appears to be the nazi salute, queen elizabeth then a seven year old princess, mimicks the gesture, followed by her uncle, prince edward. >> the film has raised eyebrows, but royal supporters say it was take never 1933, six years before the autrocities of world war ii, came into focus. >> former press secretary to the queen. >> nobody new what was in store until very much later in the 30's. >> that's when public opinion toward hitler evolved. but public opinion didn't stop prince edward from flirting with -- the sun's managing editor called the video one of the earliest known records of edward's nazi support. >> 1933 led by a man to become edwards the eighth, british royal family, nazi salute to a video. >> in a written statement today, said it is disappoint that film shod l decades ago apparent lip from her majesty's personal family archives has been obtained annex ploit in the this manner. >> buckingham palace tonight investigating how the sun got ahold of this private home video. the paper is not naming their source. jonathan, cbs news london. >> tourists are flocking to field in japan to see giant work of art that is mid out of rice. it is a scene from gone with the wind. there is butler and also scarlet, this is rice patty field, ten different kind of rice plants were used to depict the scene. different rice patty art is created each year as a way to bring in the tourists there. coming up in the next half hour on "eyewitness news" live with an update on our breaking news, a huge fire evacuating entire city block in south philadelphia. and also, a food holiday to tell you about. the deals 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scorcher today. justin drabick with eyewitness weather, justin, we expect these type of temperatures during this time of year, but still, it doesn't make it that much easier. >> dangerous heat we are dealing with, mid 90s for the air temperature humidity everybody says oh, not the heat the humidity. yes, that will be today. it will make it feel like over 100 degrees, maybe even up to 105 today. pretty rough. so you want to take it easy today. stay cool again. be indoors in the air-conditioning, if you have to head outside. try to tape out of the direct sunlight, and drink plenty of water. that will is your best bet. maybe hit the shore. check this out. nice shot of the sunrise in atlantic city, shaping up to be nice morning still humid though but not a bad beach day. excessive heat warning will go in effect at noon for the counties shaded in red philadelphia and adjacent sub meshes delaware, new jersey, pennsylvania, areas in orange will be under heat advisory, this goes until from noon all the way until 8:00 monday, so heat indexes will be over 100 degrees, in the morning and advisory areas. mid and upper 70s still seeing upper 60s in the lehigh vale poconos quakertown enjoying 68 degrees, right now, but already at 74 in mount hill fog, haze visibilities down to about mile and a half in wilmington, five in philadelphia, shouldn't impact travel too much this morning, and that sun will dissipate few clouds around on storm scan3 elsewhere looking dry could see pop up shower, storm with all of the heat and humidity around breakdown your day planner, by noontime, dealing with temperatures already at 90 degrees at 3:00, 95, which will be our high temperature for philadelphia at the shore upper 80s sunshine, and even the poconos will reach the upper 80s as well, with chance for shower or storm. i'll show you the seven day forecast in a few minutes todd, back to you. >> thank you very much. traffic and weather bake to breaking news, this morning 3-story home goes up in flames and forces dozens of residents out of their home. cherri gregg, 1060 live with the details, good morning again, cherry. >> good morning todd. yes, 17 people taken to shelter and more have been evacuated here near juniper and snyder avenue where this three-story vacant property caught fire damaging four nearby homes now emergency officials were alert today trash fire, around 3:30 a.m. this morning with heavy fire on the first and second floor of this vacant building. firefighters then began battling the blaze and the second story collapse on to the first floor where fire damaging as i mention nearby homes here along snyder avenue. the heat that they were dealing with forced them to rotate fire and had several fire damage. >> exposure, wanted to make sure we save those properties f not, we would have lost four homes today. because of the good work, they have minor heat and smoke damage. we didn't want those homes to be destroyed. >> i understand this building was under construction, possibly eight apartment buildings ants, built here, fire commissioner, derrick sawyer, says they do not know what started the fire. at this point that is still un investigation. i did speak to a man who says said he spoke to police, about what he saw fire commissioner derrick sawyer says, that he will be bringing in the fire marshall as well as atf officials to investigate the cause of this fire there. have been no injuries, to any of the residents or to fire officials. live in south philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" cbs-3, "eyewitness news". cherry, thank you very much. >> also, developing now authorities say they are questioning a person of interest for the murder after recent drexel graduate. police say 27 year old jasmine wright found dead inside her apartment on south ' street. autopsy result are pending but police tell it is appears that she was beaten and strangled. last month wright graduated when masters agree from drexel's school of public health. a navy petty officer wounded in the shooting rampage in chattanooga tennessee, has died from his injuries. family members identify the officer as randall smith. he's now the fifth victim of thursday's attack, muhammad opened fire at two military locations, and he shot seven people including four marines, who died that day. the gunman was then shot and killed by police, a marine recruiter who was shot in the leg, and a police officer shot in the ankle are recovering this morning. >> crews still battling brush fire, rare summer storm there has helped crews knock down some of the blaze, and major highway has reopened, after fire destroyed dozens of cars, and stranded motorists for hours. cbs news correspondent kara evans has more. >> the cars that caught fire there burning there in the middle of your screen. >> to see so many cars and trucks on fire, people fleeing from the flames, and the aftermath, it is amazing no one was hurt. but there were plenty of close calls. >> you can feel it, like my neck. >> igor says he and others grabbed what they could and ran. >> is in a point you thought you might not be able to get away? >> yes, first time i look up, i saw the flame was 40 feet from me, and all do you is just run like hell and hope it doesn't catch up. >> once he was out of harms way, he shot this video as others made their escape, he was hauling hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of new cars. this is what's left. >> the fire broke out friday afternoon in california. >> there goes the drop. >> art santos was driving to california from houston. his car was badly damaged. >> it was chaos all we could do was try to run up the mountain and get away from it. >> the fast moving flames then spread to nearby rural neighborhoods. at least three homes were destroyed. >> strong winds then fanned another wild fire, in a rug mountain area, few miles to the west. 300 campers had to be evacuated, all are safe. california officials have long warned of a long fire season. it is certainly arrived. >> there was smoke everywhere, just something you see out after magazine, never think that you are actually going to be in it. >> a light rain is now helping out firefighters, but on friday, it was small drones in the air near the fire, that halted the aerial operation for about 25 minute. there is still no word on exactly what caused this fire, but investigators may have determined where it started and they are focusing on area along the interstate right behind me. carter evanscb news. >> bachelorette outing in new york's wine country ends in tragedy. a limo and a pick-up truck collided leaving four members of a bridal party dead. the women were leaving a winery when the truck t-bonds the limo they were riding in. the bride and two other bridesmaids did survive that crash. the pick up driver is in the hospital. but under arrest for suspicion of dwi. back here in our area, four people are on a septa paratransit bus were injured when it collided with a car and flipped over in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. the crash happened at sixo and lansdowne at around 7:00 saturday morning. septa says the bus driver and the three passengers suffered minor injuries. eyewitnesses helped them out of the vehicle. >> i jumped into the vehicle and went straight to the front of the vehicle to help the driver. get all of the people out there to make sure everything is okay, make sure they was okay, stuff leaking from the truck but it was just oil, a lot of people nervous thinking it was gas. >> tow truck flipped the bus back onto its wheels, and the intersection was reopened. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> and here is a scene out of the wild. captured on eyewitness cam in wildwood. kristin mar from lansdale was vacationing her family when she spotted this coyote running through the streets. this was at stanton road and pacific avenue in wildwood crest on thursday morning. mark said she talked to police and told coyotes live in the marches at the southern end of the island, and that there is no cause for alarm. they say coyotes are native to that area. but still quite a site. >> and happening now the 28th annual tour de shore. record breaking 2300 cyclist also signed up for this year's race. cyclist also about to take off from center city traveling through atlantic city this morning. the six a mile bike ride is in order to raise money for the children of fallen police officers and firefighters. this year, organizers are hoping to raise $800,000. good luck to them. and, also, happening today, it is national ice cream day. it couldn't have come certainly at better time when it is supposed to feel like 100 degrees outside today. to celebrate the day several shops are offering deals. at carvel, you can buy one get one free soft serve cone, any size any flavor. and at cold stone creamery, members of the my cold stone club can get a free ice cream with the creation of the purchase of one. and friendly's will gave you a free scoop of ice cream in a cup or cone when you buy one for a dollar 99. >> and also today, at the shore, you can head over to the lynnewood for the fifth annual sunday's on sunday ice cream festival. you can enjoy some food, crafter, also petting zoo. the money all goes to the al cove center for grieving children and families. the ice cream festival is from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. today. and you can go to cbsphilly.com for more information about that event. >> still to come this morning one minute she had her engagement ring on, the next minute it was gone. the very expensive snack that sent one dog to the hospital. the heat is on, temperatures are going way up today. justin has the details on howell this hot weather will last. breyers natural vanilla. milk and fresh cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. breyers has fresh cream, sugar and milk. breyers. the good vanilla. our milk and cream come from cows not treated with artificial growth hormones. this is so good! a miami woman rush her french bull to animal hospital after realize that he had eaten her engagement ring. danielle knocks has the details. >> friend every bulldog happen i go lucky pup now but this little guy is mysterious, known forgetting into trouble while eating everything in site. but his owner never expected her diamond ring would one day become his tasty treat. >> jessica said she was relaxing on the couch at home sinnedly realized her engagement ring was missing. >> here clueing something metal. i thought my ring was on my finger, thought it was a little loose didn't realize it had fallen offer probably eating the color always doing that. and little later i look at my hand, and i think oh, no after tearing the house apart trying to find it. >> it dawned on me, women i guess it wasn't the collar, it was my ring. >> taking it to animal dixy animal clinic only to find out her suspicion was confirmed her diamond ring, was deep in tux's belly. >> what was important was that it didn't move on. because if it had moved on to the intestine certainly harder thing try and fetch it. >> the option of waiting and hoping it would pass, or going in and pulling it out. with the help of doctors at miami veterinary specialists they used endoscope it remove the ring through tux's mouth and return it to his owner. >> there was a point where there was a lot of worrying, going back and forth and trying to figure things out. >> now tux is doing just fine, and his owner's ring is back on her finger, where it belongs. >> no, i'm never taking it off, shower, gym everything, never coming off. >> she actually met her fiancee last year when tux the dog went missing and her fiancee helped her look for him. >> cool way to cool off this weekend, diving in pools saturday, pooches of all sizes, enjoyed the water having a loft fun splashing around the baby pool. and dogs and humans alike today, if you have the opportunity to jump in a political, today is the day. >> i don't have a pool at my house, i'll have anything to keep cool out there. it will be rough out there. already feeling it, check out this shot a lot every haze indicating warm, humid air mass we will be dealing with the trend through the rest of the weekends, upcoming work week see the skies already cleared, sun will go to work pretty quickliment talk about the temperatures, heatwave on the way this will be day one of looks like three day stretch of 09 degrees temperatures, today probably the hottest day in the mid 90s, average high of 87, well above. that will notice the temperature line through the upcoming week. yellow line here stays above the average so it will be warm through the upcoming week. temperatures now upper 70s currently in philadelphia, mid 70s in south jersey, millville, atlantic city airport, allentown the exception as well as mount pocono coming in at comfortable 68 degrees if you want to call it comfortable. dew point temperature measure dew point in the air. extremely hi, 74 degrees, typically tropical air mass, what does it feel like to you pretty much insufferable, dealing with the rest of today, even tomorrow, these dew point temperatures will be really high. so dangerous heat, humidity to deal with. recapping, few safety tips, you know the deal. just use common sense out there. stay out of direct sunlight if you consideration drink plenty of water action light colored clothing, best bet avoid trend us activity, try to stay school places maybe hit movie today or just stay inside in the air-conditioning. all right just few clouds rolling on through right now nice and quiet on storm scan3 later this afternoon, could be a stray shower or storm that does pop up. because of all of the heat and humidity. most areas do stay dry. so, if you do have outdoor plans, want to brave that heat, don't cancel them. should be okay. overnight again could be stray shower storm and tomorrow, casino of the same deal. starts off dry. but in the afternoon when we hit things up, we could get another shower or storm breaking out by the late afternoon hours. again humidity, the deal, than is what it will make it feel like today. 100 degrees, maybe even higher than that. for the inland locations and then monday kind of the same deal humidity goes no where so still feeling like around 100 degrees for monday afternoon. the exception will be down toward the coast and of course, in the mountains where we do find relief. good place to be, is at the shore point delaware beaches maybe you're going to jump in the ocean good news, low risk for rip currents today ocean is pretty calm. it was rough few days ago make sure the live guards are on duty anyway if you plan on hitting the ocean. today sunny hot humid inland spots 95 degrees, feeling like over 100 tonight stays warm, muggy, a low of only 78. so really no relief there. could be thunderstorm after midnight. maybe you're checking out the phils-marlins, first pitch 1:35, look at that, game time temperature 92 degrees in the heat and humidity with the sunshine. here is the extended forecast, keep it in the lower 309's for monday tuesday, could be stray shower, storm both days. by the end of the upcoming week, we are going to deal with mid and upper 80s pretty much close to average. shore temperatures looking okay by the end of the week as well lower to mid 80s todd, we send it back to you end. >> of the week looks great justin, thank you. time to check the roads out to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning ann. >> good morning, todd, look at empty ben franklin bridge why closed for the tour de shore charity bike race. closed the entire lent. you will want to take the walt whitman bridge instead. it will be closed until approximately 8:00 this morning. so with that, taking the bridges in your plan this morning, take the walt whitman bridge. speaking of bridges the delaware memorial bridge northbound jammed route nine mid-span headed into new jersey due to road construction because the right lane is blocked. moving the traffic cam here, this is i-95, southbound lanes to the right of your screen, 320 delaware county, we do have a disable vehicle there. no not causing delay, it is off to the shoulder. this is i95 at 320. moving the traffic cam one more time, to the schuylkill, right here, at university. no delays or problems on the schuylkill this morning. it is in fine shape. and no delays on mass transit this morning as well. we do have couple of traffic notes for you, however, in philadelphia, on broad street, snyder avenue, we have serious fire, also watch out for local power outages in the area. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans back to you todd. >> all right ann thank you very much. tomorrow new member of our morning team joins us right here at cbs-3. misha johnson will have your time safer trafficker 4:30 a.m. to 7:00. she has been getting out and meeting people in her new hometown. if you want to give her shout out on twitter you can do so by using the hashtag meet misha. >> okay, well, remember all of those gas price that is went below $2 in part of the region earlier this year? well after a spring and summer travel season up tick, they could make a come back. "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at just how soon and why . >> crude oil currently trading one half the price it was at this time one year ago thank to oil glitch as it booms around the world. opek output has been surging as it tries to keep one other oil producers even the united states which hit 44 year high for oil production in april in the wake of the nuclear deal lifting of sanctions i am polls dollars by the us and europe could eventually send as much as half million barrels of iran's oil per day flowing into the global market. helping to lower the price. >> i like it when it is a lot lower. easier to fill up the tank. easier on the budget. >> that will take time. that's one reason why most analysts don't expect american drivers to see the real savings until after labor day. with many part of the country to see prices back below $2 per gallon, around december. now, triple a says the national price for gallon of regular gasoline is currently more than 80 cents lower than one year ago. reporting for three on your side i'm jim iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. . >> it had been a long time since phillies won back back-to-back gains. jeong 21st through the 23rd, the last time the phillies won two or more consecutively look to go start the second half off with a little winning streak against the marlins, last night. in the first ryan howard, he would put the phillies up one-nothing, rbi single from the big piece, one in right field, ben eve ear would score. site for sore eyes, dominick brown, where have you been? ropes single to center field to knock in other run eighth rbi on the season. phillies aren't always that crisp but here in the fourth, ben revere goes long, long way to track this bun down, left center, he robs christian of extra bases nice play by benny. and this guy john tan papelbon, closing it down, 15th save of the season, are they going to trade him? time will tell. but the the phils fills win three-one, union came into action yesterday having gained at least point in three state mls matchups including a big three-nothing win over the portland timbers last weekend. we're going for four straight against toronto but it was not to be in 29th minute marco strikes toronto on the board, one-nothing and just three minutes later brian sill vestry lays out a beautiful save right here by the union goaltender, nice save. but he blasts home the rebound. toronto goes up two-nothing. connor case i would score late fortune and, but they lose yesterday, by score of two to one. gold cup semifinal usa in cube, a us would run them off the pitch. dempsey starting in the fourth minute beautiful headerment crate cross from jim. in the 77th, empty again for the hat trick. beautiful finish. usa moves on with a six-nothing route of cuba. and this right here, that thing in the middle, that's not bumble bee. that's buffalo bills head coach recommendation ryan preparing to jump out after plane, he did so with the us army goal end nights parachute team dropping from 12,500 feet, said he wouldn't let his players do it because you know, all he does is point, but ugly landing makes it safely. that's all for sports, i'm pat gallon, have yourselves a great day. >> elderly woman in oklahoma proofs she still has an an adventurousness side. >> hot diggity dog. >> at 83, nancy's bucket list might strike fear in most half her age including myself. but she says her kids are grown, if something happens to her, no big deal. hey, women, she has already tried tandem sky diving, now can check zip lining off her litz. >> i enjoyed it very muchment i'm glad did i t but i will probably never do it again. >> well, she said the preparations to zip line seemed little too long, at her age she doesn't have time for. that will she want to move onto other adventures, the next items that she would like to try, white water rafting in colorado. well, good luck, nancy, to you. that's it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. she here's what we have for you at 7:00. we're continuing to follow the breaking news down in south philadelphia. fire officials evaculated entire block of homes because after fire there overnight. the number of people, number of people have been displaced from the homes this morning plus, surprise medical charges, patients getting build for treatments, they didn't get. more common than you might think. three is on your side how to fight back. and it is going to feel like triple digit temperatures today. justin has a check of the forecast the dangerous heat moving into our since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. early morning fire displaces residents in south philadelphia overnight. how the fire started and when people are expected to be let back no their homes. and, also, going to be dangerously hot day outside today. temperatures expected to feel like they're in the triple digits. >> good morning i'm todd which which can quinnipiac (heat advisory this afternoon let's get a check on the forecast meteorologist justin dray brick. justin, certainly this time of year for hot temperatures, but still, today is it is not going to make it much easier get through it? >> high humidity making it feel like 101 105 just rough. i don't care what you are used tonight you just want to be inside in the air-conditioning. if you want to lose few pounds just probably stand outside for couple every minutes. it is