that how many i had at this is cranking up. feels like tropical air mass, across the delaware vale. that will continue for another 24-36 hours. down the shore, one spot where you can find little relief. people out there, doing a jog or bike ride there on the boardwalk, in the sunshine, but even the humidity is cranking down toward the shore point. temperatures there will be in the upper 80s today. annex he is i have heat warning will go into effect, noontime today everybody else under heat advisory, talking temperatures mid 90s heat indexes which is what it feels like with humidity, over 100 this afternoon, drink plenty of water try to avoid strenuous activity if you can or just stay inside in the air-conditioning. temperature upper 70s, 76 wilmington delaware, capitol city in delaware, you guys at 74 in dover. palmyra, in urge new jersey 78 degrees already, 73 pottstown, 72 in quakertown. nice and quiet on storm scan3 just some clouds rolling on through, dry and there could be stray shower this afternoon, but look at the temperatures by 10:00 85, noontime, already at 93:00 o'clock, 95 degrees, and 6:00 still hanging out in the low 90s reaching high of 95 today for philadelphia, at the shore, poconos i'll let you know when relief is in site when you show you the seven day forecast in a few. >> three-story home goes up in flames forcing dozens every residents out of their homes . >> i spoke with sergeant miller, he tells me they do have person of interest, in connection with this fire. that matches a description given by eyewitness, earlier this morning. they're also pulling surveillance video to see who could have possibly started this fire green here at this vacant property, vacant three-story property of juniper street near snyder. and fire officials say it began around 3:30 a.m. believed to be rubbish fire. the major problems was heat exposure with the second floor collapsing on to the first floor, damaging four nearby homes. seventeen people were sent to shelter, and the entire 1300 block of snyder avenue was evacuated. we spoke to an eyewitness who said he was across the street from the fire, just moments before the explosion happened, and he said that he saw two men, one on the rooftop hereof this adjacent building, here's what he had to say. >> i just ran around, and banged on people's doors, you know call 911 and trying to evacuate people. you know, get them out of the house. >> with a was going through your mind when you saw this, when you heard the explosion? >> i was shocked. first of all i never seen a fire like that in my life. you know, it was very, you know really, really hot like, you know, i could feel it down the end of the block. >> that gentleman spoke with south detectives, giving his account, and as i mentioned they are currently interviewing a person of interest and are possibly looking for up to two suspect as i mentioned earlier, 17 people had been taken to a shelter here at the philadelphia high school of performing arts. the entire block has been evacuated. fire commissioner, derrick sawyer, has said that he will be bringing in the fire marshals, and the atf to continue this investigation to find out what exactly caused this fire. in south philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". cherry, thank you very much. well, happening now the 20 annual tour de shore record breaking 2300 cyclist also signed up for this year's race. cyclists just took off from center city and they're traveling on down to atlantic city. the 65-mile bike ride is meant to raise money for the children of fallen police officers and firefighters. this year, organizers are hoping to raise some $800,000. good luck to all of them. and because of the tour de shore, ben franklin bridge is closed to vehicle traffic until 8:30 this morning. however, the pedestrian walkway is still open, and drivers should use the walt whitman bridge or the betsy ross, we'll have more on the closures coming up in traffic. well, new this morning one person is rushed to the hospital after a car slams into the 5,000 block every bensalem boulevard. investigators tell us, the person was injured was inside the car no details on their condition. a woman was inside the home at the time of the crash. but not injured. the cause that far crash remains under investigation. this morning. new developments in the murder after drexel graduate found dead in her apartment. philadelphia police are questioning a person of interest in the case. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has more on the investigation. >> 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? you want to say it? she was lover and peace. that's how i knew her. >> the way neighbor keith new jasmine wright is the way most seem to have known her words like kind, smart quiet come up making the desire for justice here stronger. >> i hope 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 announce 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, and neighbors now trying to believe in those words on the porch. >> why who how they did it, i don't know, all i know is we are missing a 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". and firefighters continue to battle several wild fires burning out of control across drought stricken california. hundreds of campers had to run yesterday, when a fast moving wild fire there closed in on campgrounds and he in the angeles national for else, where the fire broke outright near bear rightwood friday night. some of those forced out fear they've lost everything. >> this is different, my wife and i and couple of other we live up at the camp. we're permanent resident up there. so our -- >> well, some 700 homes in the past, the wild fire are in danger, now, friday, the fire jumped a busy freeway and torched some 20 vehicles. luckily, so far, no one has been seriously injured. >> a navy petty officer wounded in the shooting rampage in chattanooga tennessee has died from his injuries. family members identify the officers as randall smith. he's now the fifth victim of thursday's attack, meanwhile investigators are continuing to ask why gunman muhammad opened fire at two military site thursday. cnn's andy rose reports. >> died early saturday, according to family smith shot in his liver colon stomach thursday, during the attack on the navy operational support center in chattanooga tennessee. friday smith stepped grandmother spoke of his love for service you think it won't happen to your family, but by god it can. it can happen anywhere. >> smith's family says the navy logistics specialist saw shooter muhammad at the support center, and warned other to get away, but was unable to get away himself. >> gun gat l -- battle with police. >> investigating the shootings as act of domestic terrorism and are still trying to figure out why a 24 year old college graduate described by some as a devout muslim and all american kid targeted american military. >> i feel confident having talked to the f.b.i., the atf everyone else, who is here, they say they're going to leave no stone left un turned. >> so far, officials say there is no direct link between the shooter and isis, or other terrorist groups. abdul was not on any us suspected terrorist watch list. i'm andy rose reporting. and authorities are now looking at his trips to jordan and kuwait in 2010, and also 2014. they are investigating whether those visit played any role in the attacks. >> happening today mother bethel ame church in philadelphia is holding a solidarity rally and prayer walk for sandra blonde. the rally begins inside the church's lecture hall at 11:00 this morning with the prayer walk immediately following. meanwhile, investigation into her death continues. authority in texas say sandra hanged herself with plastic bag three days after being pulled over by police officer for a traffic violation, and then arrested for allegedly kicking an officer during that stop. >> well, still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" donald trump is in hot water again. this time, it is for his comments about arizona senator john mccain during his time prisoner of war. what trump said that has so many people upset. plus, lyme disease spreading in our area, the reason behind the increase, and why contracting the disease could be devastating. >> and it is going to be a dangerously hot day today. what you need to know to stay safe. we'll be right back. 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your spot on the beach. hardly anybody out there. couple of people enjoying nice start to the morning along the jersey shore. so here is the headlines. heat warning will go in effect this afternoon high humidity will make it feel like over 100 degrees, it will be a chance for a shower, storm not big chance, but the chance is there with all of this heat humidity around. current air temperatures were still in the 70s low seven's north and west, upper 70s for philadelphia, mount pocono, approaching that 70 degrees mark. there is that winds coming right off the water there so comfortable conditions down toward the shore still humid we're in the low and mid 70s at the shore points. when you factor in the humidity, this is how it will feel. over the next few days, pretty much today insufferable, still oppressive monday. so today tomorrow, those are the worse days as far as the humidity goes, then finally tuesday, still in the humid side. notice difference. then wednesday, actually feels pleasant compared to what will happen today. nice and quiet on storm scan3 high thin clouds rolling on through right now see no precipitation, could be stray shower or storm that does pop up later this afternoon. it is all because of this hazy hot humid air mass that's situated right on top of us now will feel like over 100 degrees in some spots this afternoon. there is a cold front that comes through tomorrow. this could touch off another shower or storm but it stays hot, humid there is front really doesn't knock the temperatures back. we have to wait until this front comes through on tuesday, which bridges another round of some showers and storms, and finally once that passes tuesday night we will drop the humidity levels. there will be slight risk for severe storms being mainly late tonight, after midnight. specially to the in a northern poconos, northern pennsylvania, there could be some heavier downpours gusty winds, again best shot to see the showers storms, would be later tonight. and into the afternoon again stray shower possible, otherwise mostly sunny skies there are heavier showers could come through the poconos after midnight tonight. and then tomorrow, again same deal. as that front moves through all of that heat, humidity around zero, stray shower, storm, does fire up. this is what it feels like today. again, well to the upper 90s even some low 100's for the inland spots this afternoon same deal on monday, the heat indexes over 100 degrees, so just take it easy both today and tomorrow, here's your shore forecast. warm sin 87 degrees, uv index hi, watch yourself at the beach. make sure you have the sun block. fifty-nine inland temperature today, very hot humid sunshine tonight warm and muggy, no relief, 78, the low temperature, ebbs zero extended forecast keep it in the 90s for tuesday finally by the end of the week we drop back mid 80s thursday, friday. todd back to you. >> key get through today and tomorrow. thank you very much. time to see how traffic is moving. here's ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning ann. >> good morning, todd. look telling ben franklin bridge. look at all of the bikers having fun, they are headed to the camden side of the bridge off the camden and atlantic city, for the tour de shore charity bike races, ben franklin bridge as you can see shut down the entire lent of the bridge. it will be shutdown until approximately 8:00 this morning, so you will want to take the walt whitman bridge or the betsy ross, anyone of the delaware memorial bridges or the delaware river bridges instead. so we move the traffic cam again, this morning right here, this is to the ben franklin parkway. no delays or problems on the ben franklin parkway this morning. it is open for business, no events or plans that we know of. if there are event, at the not affecting any traffic. if you look to the left, that's martin luther king drive, that's closed between the parkway and montgomery drive for recreational activities. moving the traffic cam one more time to i95 320 looking to the right of your screen, see disable vehicle, it is in the southbound lanes really not affecting traffic. but it is there, in the process of getting removed. i-95 behaving itself. through philadelphia, and its suburbs this morning. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans todd, back to you. >> ann, thank you very much. level disease spreading in our area according to the health department, cases have increased some 25% another study says, infected ticks have infiltrated new areas health reporter stephanie stahl has the day and more on what could be a devastating diagnosis. gary loves biking in pennypack park. but it is a hob that i caused a nasty episode of lyme disease, that came from a tick bite. >> i started experiencing paralysis symptoms with my facial mums. after the paralysis started setting in, it was two, three days after that coy barely talk. >> when i first met gary i was actually worried he had cancer. >> doctor ann nor cents, a specialist at penn medicine, who treated gary says in addition to the usual flu-like symptoms associated with lyme, some patient developed neurological problems that can last. >> you get really sick with lyme really glike new research from the university of pennsylvania shows the tick that carry lyme disease have moved into all kind of new locations. anywhere in the tri-state area you are eligible to get lyme disease. you don't need the perfect exposure story to qualify. >> the tick was right in here? >> right inside my elbow. >> gary never developed bulls eye commonly associated with lyme. the doctor says it is more typical a rash like this that spreads, lime's eventually confirmed with blood test, and treated when iv anti by the glick i didn't think the symptoms would be quite so significant, quite so severe. >> gary says it was scary for him and his family. he missed weeks of work, and it took six months for him to feel normal again. >> little tick can do a lot of damage. >> it sure can. >> doctors say the best way to prevent lyme disease is to keep ticks away with insect repellent when in grassy areas and wearing long sleeves and pants. stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, a number of patients recovering from a medical condition are finding big surprises when they get their bills. it is more common than you think. "3 on your side" jim donovan shows you how to fight back. plus stay inside if you can today. it is going to be dangerously hot outside. however, the bikers from today's tour de shore are not backing down. live picture of the ben franklin bridge. more on the excessive heat expected today. anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ they go in for medical treatment, come out with a big surprise. hit with hospital and doctor charges, that don't even make sense. and as "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan finds, it is not as uncommon as you might think. >> he expected real pain after his hernia surgery, but he was more hurt according to medical bill over $20,000. one in three americans with private insurance have been hit with a surprise medical bill. >> it is very common. >> consumer union worked on the study and found among the most common surprises bills for treatments or services that weren't delivered, higher than expected bills or in jeremy's case, being charged an out of network rate, when his hospital assured him the procedure would be in network. leaving jeremy and many like him with just two options. >> pay or appeal. but says most end up paying because they don't know they can appeal. >> this problem is one that puts the consumer in the middle of negotiations between the hospital and the doctor . >> ultimately injury did i complain, and his bill was forgiven, but advocates say at the need more complaint to truely fix the problem. >> new york state recently passed legislation that provides consumers with the strongest protections in the nation, against surprise out of network insurance charges. hopefully, other state will follow their lead. in the meantime, consumers union has compiled a state by state list of agencies and advocacy organizations available to help consumers when they encounter a problem. i post add link for you on cbsphilly.com and on facebook and twitter. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", an early morning fire, displaced dozens of residents in south philadelphia overnight. how that fire started and when people are expected to be let back into their homes. plus, new video released shows a very young, queen elizabeth given the nazi salute. how buckingham pal ago is responding, it feel like triple ding it out there today. justin will take a look at the heat warnings, advisories, for our area, and when we trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and 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vacant building was totally gutted, fire crews arrived on the scene, grew to three alarms, fire commissioner derrick sawyer says the challenge of course was heat exposure danger created, in the vacant building. four nearby homes suffered exterior damage, but luckily no one was injured. i spoke with an eyewitness, who was here, moments before the fire started. around 2:30, 3:00 across the scene from the fire, i seen gentleman with black hoodie, at first i heard broken glass then seen him enter the building which caught on fire, i seen another gentleman on the roof, right next where the fire took place. and i don't nope, it was weird, like maybe five minutes later the guy came running out. he ran east, down snyder avenue. about two minutes after he came out of the property, there was huge explosion. >> now, that gentleman said he knock on doors trying to evacuate people, before calling 911, and i confirmed with south detective that they did, in fact, interview that gentleman, and in connection with their investigation. now, fire officials say 17 people were sent to shelter and the entire 1300 block of snyder was evacuated k take several hours before the resident of this block are allowed to go back into their homes. again, person of interest is being spoken with by police. live in south philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> cherry, thank you very much. >> happening right now the 20th annual tour de shower is underway liver picture of the ben franklin bridge, record breaking 2300 cyclists on their way to atlantic sit 56-mile bike ride will raise money for the children of fallen police officers and firefighters. and the ben franklin bridge is closed, as those bike letters head to the shore, it will be closed for about the next hour. unfortunately, the other big story this morning working on is the heat. it is going to be dangerously hot outside today. so let's get a check of the forecast with justin dray brick, as we said, this is sort of the seasonal temperatures, but still not really quite used to this agree of high heat and humidity. just haven't seen this combination as much as we have during previous times previous seasons. >> yes, so it will hit you hard. high humidity for sure kills you out there. so tour de shore guys, wow. >> good luck. >> props to them. >> drink lots of water. >> exactly, hard core out there in this heat, humidity, could be some dangerous heat if you are not used to it, stay indoors if you consideration enjoy your sunday relax hang out in the air-conditioning that's probably your best bet. we do have excessive heat warning will go in effect later this afternoon. outside, live look at center city from the roof camera. sunshine, few clouds, those clouds will continue to dissipate. maybe little bit of fog and haze in some spots. but we're going to be baking in the sunshine this afternoon. here is the excessive heat warningment philadelphia and adjacent suburbs counties in red, prolonged period of heat, this will run until 8:00 monday, this kicks off noontime today. heat indexes around 103 degrees. areas in orange, heat advisory, so whether you are in the advisory or warning you will still have the heat inch deck values over 100 down right hot, humid across the region. seventy-seven at the airport now as well as wilmington and trenton 75. the suburbs heating up already, mid and upper 70s 78 degrees palmyra, new jersey visibilities, coming up little bit some fog earlier this morning, two and a half mile visibility in wilmington four at philadelphia international airport. just few clouds rolling on through right now no threat of rain any time soon. could be stray shower this afternoon, but really the big story is the heat. so heat warning today lot of sun, a lot of humidity around that continues once again tomorrow. breakdown your day today by noontime, already at 90 degrees, in the sunshine, topping off with a high of 95. i'll show you when there is relief in the site in the seven day forecast in just a few. todd back to you. >> thank you very much. just reminder to avoid those heat related illnesses avoid the sun as much as possible. and if you have to be out in the sun, wear a hat and also, light wait clothing. you need to drink plenty of non-alcoholic liquids, and shower or bathe in water that is close to skin temperature not too cold, not too hot and not too cold. and do not leave older people with children and pets forecaster alone. also happening now, 5k race to give homeless in philadelphia a running start. today's race is part of a weekend long event by the non-profit organization, back on my feet. the organization uses running as a vehicle to help those experiencing homelessness, troops form their lives. and achieve employment and independent living. organizers hope to raise $200,000, good luck to them, this morning. >> crews are still fighting brush fires, in california this morning, a rare summer storm has helped crews knock down some of the blaze, and major highway has reopened after the fire destroyed dozens of cars and stranded motorists for hours. cbs news correspondent carter 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. >> was there a point when you thought you might not be able to get away? >> first time i look up, i saw the flame 40 feet all do you is just run like hell and hope it doesn't catch up. >> once he was out every harms way, he shot this video as other made their escape. he was hauling hundreds of thousands of dollars worth every new cars. this is what's left. >> the fire broke out friday afternoon, in california's path. >> there goes the drop. >> artisan toast was driving to california from houston. his car was badly damaged. >> it was chaos. all we could do is try to run up the mountain, 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 rugged mountain area few miles to the west. 300 campers had to be evacuated, and all are safe. california officials have long warned of a long fire season. it is certainly arrived. smoke everywhere, you they have think you will be in it. >> light rain now helping out firefighters but on friday, it was small drones in the air near the fire, that amount dollars the aerial operation for about 25 minute. there is still no word on exactly with a caused this fire, but, investigators may have determined where it started, and they are focusing on area along the intine err state right behind me. carter evans cbs news, san berdino county california. >> a shocking admission during deposition taken decade agoment bill cosby admits to paying women after sex to keep affairs from his wife. the new details reveal in yesterday's new york times according to the article cosby was testifying under oath in a lawsuit by former temple university employee and dry a constand who said he molested her. he offered to pape for already education and paid other women after they had sex with him. he also admits to funneling money to some of the women through his agents. >> and a bombing in iraq has killed at least 115 people. the victims were gathered to mark the end of ramidan islam's holy month. police say a small truck detonated in a crowded marketplace, at least 170 people were injured in that blast. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack, one of the deadly in the past decade. >> navy petty officer wounded in the shooting rampage has died from his injuries. family members identify the officer as randall smith. he's now the fifth victim of thursday's attack, muhammad use of and abe opened at two location shot seven people including four marines who died that day. the gunman shot and killed by police. a marine recruiter who was shot in the leg and a police officer shot in the ankle, are recovering. still ahead on "eyewitness news", controversy surrounding queen elizabeth after a video shows her as a little girl giving a nazi salute. how a buckingham palace is responding. plus it is national ice cream day. hip hip hooray. where you can get sweet deal around our area. >> and might need to cool off with some ice cream today. it is expected to be dangerously hot out there. justin takes a look at the forecast, that's all coming up dave's been working on his game, morning double bogie. hey, three putt. and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like? dave loves the two scoops and that kellogg's raisin bran is one more step towards a healthy tomorrow. you eat slower than 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the video one of the earliest known records of edwards' nazi support. >> the fact remains in 1933 led by machine to become edward the eighth, nazi salute to a video. >> in a written statement, buckingham palace said it is disappoint that film shot eight decades ago apparently from personal family archives, obtained and exploited in this manner. >> buckingham palace tonight is investigating how the sun got ahold of this private home video the pain err not naming their source. cbs news, london. >> rain, thunder lightning to southern california, and that forced beaches thereto close saturday. about 70 miles of los angeles county beaches shutdown, as well as the popular saint monica peer. the storm knock out power to about 10,000 people. >> something we can all enjoy happening today, it is national ice cream day. and it certainly couldn't have come at better time when it is supposed to feel like 100 degrees out there today. to celebrate the day several shops are offering some deals and here are some of those deals. at carvel, you can buy one get one free soft serve cone, any size, any flavor. at colds stone creamery, members of the my cold stone club can get a free ice cream creation, with the purchase of one, and friendly's will give you a free scoop of ice cream in a cup or cone when you buy one for a dollar 99. not bad. >> also, today, at the shore you can get on over to lynnewood for the fifth annual sunday's on sunday ice cream festival. you can enjoy some food, crafter, and also a petting zoo. all the money goes to the outcove center for grieves family. from noon to 6:00 p.m. go to cbsphilly.com. for more information. if you are going to eat some ice cream you got it eat it fast today. >> this stuff will melt quickly. talking about temperatures in the 90s humidity around, temperatures, warm start to the delaware valley, temperatures already in the low and even some upper 70s start you off in tab err knack em, new jersey, where john has 73 degrees, sitting in the sunshine, right now little closer to philly, but we keep it in new jersey around russell in riverside in the sunshine already up to 77 degrees this hour, and little bit farther north and west up toward the pottstown area san towing, a michael really 72 degrees in the sunshine, sends funny comment here, may need to travel to florida to to cool off. you mate be right there. even sea breeze. down right hot humid across the delaware vale. outside right now the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey looking across the river you can't see the city, because it is just so hazy out there. so much humidity to deal with this morning. and it is just soupy tropical air mass, pretty much over the next 24, even 48 hours so, if you don't like the humidity, try to stay indoors, if you k here are the temperatures, already, at the airport getting close to that 80 degrees mark in philadelphia, mid 70s in south jersey, 69 mount pocono. so warm, humid across the region. ocean at 73 degrees, so our coastal temperatures pretty much what the air or water temperature is with the breeze coming in out of the southwest, so relief will be felt down at the shore point. now, that comfort index not looking good today. as we check out the dew point temperature i'm always showing this lately because just so high. right now 75 degrees. you don't see that too often. that's tropical air mass. so, what it foles like to you insufferable, the trend, once again, as we head into monday. so just recap some heat safety tips. if you are outside try to stay out of direct sunlight. drink plenty of water that's the best choice for the beverage, wear light colored clothing loose fitting as well avoid strenuous activity, try to go to cool places today. just remember, the car that just can heat up in minutes. even though the air temperatures right around 90, 95, can go up to 120 130 matter of five to ten minutes with the windows shut. so just keep that in mind, under the park cars. cars rolling through nice and dry, could be stray shower later this afternoon with all of the heat and humidity, i think the better chance will occur after midnight tonight. specially up in the poconos. this model little drier but i still think we'll see showers, storm activity again monday afternoon as a cold front moves through. well here go, even though air temperatures mid 90s what it feels like, up earn 90s to over 100 degrees in many spots this afternoon, and really doesn't get any better for monday. kind of same deal. the heat index values, over 100 degrees, for the inland locations. cool off in the ocean. best place to be probably or hit the pool. look at these ocean water temperatures really comfortable right now. many of those off shore buoys in the mid 70s even approaching 80 degrees, the farther off shore you go. and the good news is the rip countries being is at a low level, for the new jersey shore, and delaware beaches. but, always remember, swim when the lifeguards are on duty. forecast today mostly sunny very hot humid inland temperature around 95 degrees. will feel like over 100 with the humidity, no relief tonight. humid, muggy 78 degrees, chance for thunderstorm, mainly after midnight. and maybe you're brave to head out to the phillies game today, 1,351st pitch, it will be hot humid 92 degrees at first pitch with west wind at about 10 miles per hour. here is the extended forecast, keep it low nine's for monday, stray shower, storm think tuesdays are best chance to see shower, thunderstorm, finally we get rid of the humidity wednesday and somewhat more comfortable, for thursday friday, with temperatures right near average, in the mid to upper 80s, todd, back to you. >> looks better at the end of the week justin, thank you very much. time to check the roads and highways we go on to up ann evans, cbs-3 traffic sent earl. good morning ann. >> good morning todd. looking at the ben franklin bridge, still closed, it will be closed until around 8:00 this morning for the tour de shore charity bike race. take the walt whitman bridge instead. again, ben franklin bridge shutdown until around 8:00 this morning, take the walt whitman bridge instead. we move the traffic cam here to the schuylkill at spring garden really picking up volume on the schuylkill. since the last time we looked at t but it is moving through philadelphia, and its suburbs looking to the right that's martin luther king drive. that's closed today. it is actually closed for the ben franklin parkway to montgomery drive for recreational activities. morning the traffic cam one more time, the blue route approaching the mid-county tolls, no delays on the blue route this morning or at the mid-county tolls. if you are taking the pa turnpike northeast extension today, keep in mind, the left lane closed northbound, between exit 31 lansdale, and the lehigh valley exit for road construction, causing bit after delay. unfortunately we don't have camera there but there is a delay, and another note for you, in philadelphia, we have serious fire on broad street, at snyder avenue. watch out for local power outages in the area, as well. and that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans todd, back to you. >> ann thank you very much. tomorrow, a new member of our morning team joins us right here on cbs-3. misha johnson, will have your time safer traffic from 4:30 to 7:00. she has been getting out and meeting people in new hometown. if you want to give her a shout out on twitter you can do so by using the hashtag meet mere a still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" phillies hoping they can turn around the second half of the season, how they're doing after the all-star break. but first, here's a look at what is on cbs-3 tonight. >> a long time since the phillies won back-to-back games. go back to june 21st, through the 23rd and that's the last time the phillies won two or more consecutively. looking to start the second half off with 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 that one to right field ben revere would score. and here is a site for sore eyes. dominick brown where have you been? he ropes single to centerfield to knock in another run his eighth rbi on the season, defensively phillies aren't always that crisp but here in the fourth, ben revere goes long way to track this one down in left center. he robs christian of extra bases. nice play by benny. and this guy here the boost papelbon closing it down, 15th said of the season. are they going to trade him? time will tell. >> union came into action yesterday having gained at least a point in three straight mls matchups including a big three-nothing win over the portland timbers last weekend. they were going for four straight against toronto fc. but it was not to be. marco strikes toronto on the board, one-nothing just three minutes later. >> laying out beautiful save by the union goaltender. nice safer. but he blasts home the rebounds toronto goes up two-nothing, 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 cuba. us would run them off the pitch. determine at this starting in the fourth minute. beautiful header. great cross from timmy chandler. in the 77th, dempsey again for the hat trick. beautiful finish. usa moves on with six-nothing route of cuba. >> and this right here, that thing in the middle, not bumble bee. that's buffalo bills head coach rex ryan preparing to jump out after plane. did he so with the us army golden 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 he makes it safely. that's all for sport. i'm pat gallon, have yourselves a great day. >> well, that's it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what's coming up at 8:00. major fire is being called suspicious this morning in south philadelphia. we're live with the latest developments, and it is technology you have never seen before. helping to change lives and big prize money best innovations, health reporter stephanie stahl has the he can clues i have story how it is paying off for delaware county mother and son. and the heat is on. you can already feel it this morning. meteorologist, justin drabick will be right back with more on what you can expected to. new developments from this huge fire in south philadelphia, it has forced dozens every people out of their homes this morning we're live on the scene, with the latest on the investigation dangerous heat on the way find cool place to be temperatures expected to feel like they're in the triple digits today good morning, today is sunday, july 19th, i'm todd quinones in for nicole brewer. here's meteorologist justin drabick, when i stepped out at 4:00 this morning already hot, humid then. >> specially here in center city, at least sunday, people just kind of hang out stay cool chill out at the pool or maybe head to the shore. that's one way to beat the heat. and it will continue though into monday, un for the lip so we will be dealing with potential for dangerous heat this afternoon. again, take it easy, best advise, here we, are live look at ocean city right now. people hanging out on the boardwalk for the morning jog or bike ride warm down down there, nice breeze coming in off the atlantic ocean should bring some relief.

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