90's but you have to look at the heat index values to see what it feels like and 89 right now. here's what it feels like. the looks like the same as temperature map because the humidity is not making an i am possible out there this evening and that is why things are a whole lot better then they have been. temperatures feeling like the thermometer tells us. 86 degrees at 7:00. back in the 07's by 11:00. we have another hot, sunny weekend on the way, great for outdoor plans but just how long does this heat wave last? i'll have the answer to that coming up when i join you inside, ukee. in the news, could surveillance video from a neighborhood business hold a clue to finding a young mother's killer month. man was found shot to death in her home last night, her baby daughter sitting nearby. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is at the scene where a vigil is planned for the young mother later tonight. >> we spent all day, and, loving mother, a great friend with a conn stagers smile. and that all ended here inside of this home, last night. >> it was around 11:00 p.m., abe, stephanie, dzikowski were found dead in the 3,000 block of aramingo avenue are more like family. i don't know anybody who had a problem with her at all. it just makes me sick. >> reporter: fast forward and tribute in front of her home has grown, so has the confusion, over who shot this young mother while she was at home with her two-year old girl. >> if i hat slightest idea, would i probably be outlooking for him myself. >> reporter: victim's father was at work at the time of the shuling, and death and her boyfriend had taken a quick trip to the pizza shop up the street. >> they came in the house when he left. that makes no sense to me. >> reporter: witnesses say following the crime a man in the dark hoodie was seen running south on aramingo, matching description can be seen in surveillance footage taken from the storefront along that route. nothing from the home was taken, the child, we're told received endless love from her mother and is being cared for by family. right now police are not confirming any leads but a vigil in stephanie's honor is scheduled to be held here tonight at 8:00 p.m. reporting live, alexandria hoff, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thank you, alex. state police continue their search for a pennsylvania teenager taken from her home 19 hours ago. troopers are looking for 16 year-old jenai paterson abducted from her wilkes barre home around 11:00 o'clock last night. police say paterson was abducted by 21 year-old walter lewis considered armed and dangerous. the the two may be traveling in a red car, if you see them, please contact 911 right away. we are learning more about a scout master in south jersey charged with trying to lure an 11 year-old boy into sex. frank sandy thompson was an assistant scout master with troop 73 in west cape may. investigators found he was giving the boy expensive gifts. neighbors say thomas was well regarded but one woman is now questioning what she saw. >> he brought a little boy over here to sit on my porch and told me his parents were involved in drugs and he was, you know, being his mentor and taking him for a ride in the golf cart and i thought that was great. >> i had no concept that there was anything else involved. >> boy scouts have a rule that adults are never to be left one on one with youth, nor contact them by e-mail or social media without notifying another adult. thompson is in jail on $175,000 bail, and police say there could be other victims. a man originally from berks county is making headlines tonight after he crashed in the barricade at the u.s. capitol building. police spokeswoman said that the man identified as antonio perryrossio has been charged with felony destruction of property and unlawful entry. police say the car was cleared of hazard and removed from the barricade. the the house was not in session, at the time of the crash and lawmakers or bystanders were threatened. preparations continue for pope francis visit to philadelphia, now just a little over eight weeks away. as our pat ciarrocchi tells us, concern is rising about security and just how much of an impact the the visit will have on those who live and work in philadelphia. >> reporter: the the parkway and the pope, keeping him safe and giving him access that he wants, it i go the the biggest challenge of the secret service and all law enforcement partners. >> those are kind of of two very define streams. somewhere in between we want have to have an appropriate level of security, and a great level of access. >> reporter: prim stores, secure zones, access may not be known public until three weeks before pope frances london philadelphia soil. the push and pull of information around the secret service has had some smashing their teeth but not sarah hurt, the vp of the museum operations at academy of natural sciences, who has been in meetings with the secret service. >> they are not mandating whether we open or close in anyway. >> reporter: but with the museum at 19th street at logan circle barely a block from the front steps of the cathedral basilica where the pope will celebrate his first mass, there will be no viewing of the dinosaurs on the papal weekend. >> friday and monday we're waiting to get more information, and i believe our division will depend a lot on when the city starts putting up the fences and the new jersey barriers, whether our staff can get into work. >> reporter: cultural institutions and businesses within blocks of the ben franklin parkway will need to decide individually when to be opened and when to be closed n a rare move secret service coping with questions issued a news release that reads in part it is important to note that the secret service does not force business toss close, during national special security events, or during any protective functions. the city of philadelphia has repeatedly stated that it will be opened for business, during this event. with a million and a half people expect to stretch from here at the art museum always way independent mall business, visitors and resident will have to be blessed with patients during the papal weekend. at the art museum, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". count down continues until the pope gets here, you see it right there, 57 more days, until the the pontiff visits the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the papal visit. for more forehead to cbs philly.com/papal visit. after two days of reports and sources, it is official, cole hamels is in longer a fightin phil. three time all-star and world series champion was officially shipped to the texas range tours day but in the before saying thank you to the city he called home for almost ten years. "eyewitness sports" reporter pat gallon joins us from citizens bank park where cole held a good bye press conference today, pat. >> it took 48 hours for this trade to be completed but it is complete and official. cole hamels is on his way to texas to be a ranger. he will start tomorrow for rangers, his first start since in hitter against cubs last weekend but now we will look to the future and what the future will hold for philadelphia phillies as far as prospects they have gotten in return and pretty good hall that they got. they trade cole hamels and jake diekman in texas n return these are names you need to know, jorge alfaro, outfielder nick williams, jake thompson,al he can asher and jared eick h off and matt harrison. cole hamels is gone and ready to get to work in his new home. >> i'm exited to start the next chapter in my baseball life. it is something where they have a lot of great players. i have followed those players. i have played against a lot of them. you know, knowing that there is always a chance in that league, you can put on a good roll and you know, knowing that i can be a part of that, you know, i don't think they are too far away especially this year, and i'm excited for next year. >> no one is talking about how red hot phillies are, it has all been about cole hamels but they are looking for their 11th win in 13 games. we have news on another philly trade, ben reseries on the move. we will have that in sports. ukee. >> thanks, pat, see you shortly. cole hamels trade has phillies fans talking for sure. if you you would like to join the conversation connect with us on facebook and twitter. if you are tweeting use the hashtag cbs-3 chat. a summertime threat west nile virus has been detected in two people in our area and infect mosquitoes are now widespread. health report arer stephanie stahl joins with us more on the virus, stephanie. >> reporter: pennsylvania has its first case of west nile virus in a 17 year-old woman and a six year-old little girl has also tested positive in sussex county, delaware. the summer pests are out in full force, mosquitoes thrive in hot, moist air, august being prime time. they bring not only itching by the but potentially west nile virus. testing around the region show virus infected mosquitoes have been located around our area. pennsylvania pennsylvania health department says, that positive samples, shown in red have been found, throughout the the southeastern part of the state, and in new jersey, the the health department there says that the virus has been found in most counties. nationwide, nearly 40 people have contracted the virus, two locally, symptoms include fever, headache, body aches and fatigue. >> that occurred in 20 percent of the people who get bitten by the infected mosquitoes. everybody doesn't get sick, 1 percent get most serious complications, or this kind of paralyzing illness that can be long lasting. >> reporter: west nile virus causes a inflammation around the brain and spinal column passed from mosquitoes to human. to curb the risk, municipal spring to kill mosquitoes like this in camden county has moved into high gear throughout the region. the biggest risk for west nile virus is now when mosquitoes are abundant but doctors say majority of the healthy people who are infected do not get really sick. you want to avoid this if you can, best protection around the mosquitoes, inn sense and spray. >> whenever i see standing water, that is first thing i can think of. >> dump out that standing water because that is where mosquitoes breathe, thank you. still to come on "eyewitness news", chess players put their skills to the test, meet one local kid, who took on an adult, and emerged victorious, kate. >> not a bad weekend at all, whatever your plan to do head to the shore, fountains or staying right here in philadelphia, we have got lots of sunshine and heat wave continues and could any of these showers and storms get into our area? i'll have the answer with the seven day forecast when we come right back. group of children were showing businessman and woman who was boss during lunchtime pop up chess tournament in center city. john mcdevitt from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 reports. >> reporter: about 40 kid involved in philadelphia's after school activities partnership or asap were playing chess in the rotunda at the shops of the liberty place in center city. some rookies and others kings and queens of the game. ten year-old armani brown won many award over past four years he has been playing chess. >> check mate. >> unaudible. >> reporter: some businessman and women gave it a try during their launch break using his straight face intimidation technique 11 year-old deville brown beat an adult dave graham of berwyn. >> made me feel good. >> i could intimidate him and didn't work at all. >> reporter: justin ines is the director asap. >> we have about 200 plus throughout the city, 3,000 kids participating weekly but we do debate, we do drama, everything that a student in philadelphia need to be successful in the classroom and ready for higher education. >> reporter: about 40 kid turned out for asap summer chess program, many say it improves their focus and their grade. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". ♪ we sang a song and then we strolled ♪ >> people around the city maybe you ran into old blue eyes, chairman of the game, frank sinatra. three singers popped up at love park, philly welcome chair, river rink and phs pop up garden, this is all to announce that the philly pops sinatra series ticket are on sale, that concert series will take place from october 9th through the 11th, and, of course, they did it their way. philadelphia was selected as within of the 50 sit toys participate in the first ladies lets move outside, initiative. mayor mike nutter was on hand for the announcement. the initiative will provide two years of funning for ymca to get more young people to play long, serve and work on public lands. let's move, out identify. we will go outside and make sure you hydrate. >> drink plenty of water, wear sun screen as well. full sun over next few you days and high uv index, both saturday and sunday, so make sure you you protect yourself, from those rays. lets look outside, beautiful evening in center city philadelphia, nothing but sunshine, a few clouds here on sky cam three over ben franklin bridge looking okay if you you are out and about on a friday night. heading down the shore i will have that forecast as well. quick look at storm san three we are not seeing anything at all, no risk to day, for sure, barely had a cloud in the sky until after the noon time hour today. it is a fantastic friday if you don't mine the heat. it is summertime. this is seasonal. just a few degrees above average. would the intense humidity it has in the been feeling that bad today. ocean water temperature 73. eighty-six in wildwood. eighty-nine in philadelphia. eighty-five in allentown. it can always be worse file, take a look at this, today our temperature 89. dew .54. right now it feels like 89 degrees in philadelphia but you in one spot all the way in the middle east we may have a new record, feels like temperature. this is in iran, where the temperature today, 115 degrees. the dew point, 90. keep in mind we barely get dew points in the upper 70's in philadelphia this is insane heat. it feels like 165 degrees, i red on line it feels like walking out having a wet toll on your face. could always be worse. you could be in bandar iran. look at this photo from a friend on twitter. i asked to you show me how you were enjoying this sunny day which are family. scott welsh showed me this one. the beautiful blue pool water sitting underneath the umbrella phil sent me his photo of his wife enjoying the flowers. beautiful photo there thank to you phil. we have another shot from tom pryor outside on the water, my perfect kind of day, blue sky, see boats in the marine, great day, thanks to everyone on twit shore sent me a snapshot of how you were spending this beautiful day with your family. i saw people running, bike ago long kelly drive at the art museum, great weekend visiting here in philadelphia as well, just wear sun screen. we should stay dry and not bad as far as summer weather is concern. it could get hotter and warm. lots of sun. highs in the low 90's. same story on sunday. mostly sunny conditions. around 90 degrees. on monday more tropical moisture starts to lift in even off shore and with the front coming from the west we have a bit of the squeeze play here. the cant rule out stray thunderstorm in the afternoon and we are in the 90's. humidity will ramp up here on monday. lets talk about something happening in the sky tonight. it is a blue moon. don't go look for a blue moon. it is not what it means what a blue mean mines it is second full moon in any given month. we have had one full moon in the month of july, and now we're having a second one tonight. this occurs once every 2.7 years, not as rare as the term once in a blue moon makes it sound but we will not have another blue moon until 2018. out and about tonight and someone says take a look, it does look blue, you can say that is not what it means at all, and just schooling with your knowledge there overnight mainly clear, 70 degrees is our low. for your saturday lots of sun, it is hot. ninety-two. can't rule out a stay shower or storm, mainly in the poconos, it could drift down in the city but we are keeping it relegated to the north and western suburbs. sunday at 84. thunderstorm on monday, we have highs in the mid 80's this weekend. lots of sun both saturday, sunday in the city and down the shore. more steamy next week, monday tuesday with the chance forstrom each day, wednesday more comfortable back the to the 80's, this looks like a eight day heat wave by the time we're done with this stretch of 90's but it does get more comfortable in the second half of the next week. >> how about a drop of the blue moon knowledge on somebody. >> i like it. >> yes, walk around looking for people, looking for blue tell them what it is all about. >> i got something for you we will take a short break time to go down to the ball yard and talk with my man pat gallon. lots to talk about down there, buddy. >> never a dull moment down here especially recently as cole hamels finally moving on to the texas rangers today. he moves out west in the heat of the wild card battle, ruben amaro junior, phillies general manager spoke and talk about how hard it is to make a move like this but why it is also so necessary. >> it is hard to predict, you know, where the the market was going to be this next off season. i think that this was the time when we felt that, you know, we maximized our leverage with him. >> it was certainly not easy to make this trade considering how much hamels penitentiary to this team and city. embattled gm says it was a group effort to make this deal with pat gillick and andy macphail. >> it is no different how i have been operating when i took over at the end of 2008. i had pat gillick in the room with me, i had andy macphail in the room with me but i am the gm and we made the deals, which is in different from doing a deal for cliff lee or anyone else. >> and ben reveer has also been moved, he helped north to toronto in return phillies get miner leaguer jimmy cordero anal bertho. cardero throws a fast ball in the triple digits. reveer 303. trade was made by philadelphia 76ers today. sam hinkie feeling like he needs to get involved he sent jason thompson, just acquired from the sacramento kings out west to the golden state warriors for gerald wallace and draft considerations, ukee. >> just came home, he is out of lenape high. he was here and then gone. sam the man doing his thing. he has a oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past. get fios. now $79.99 a month. go online or call now. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v thanks so much for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we will be here tonight at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and we will be back at cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, the "cbs evening news". ahead solving a aviation mystery will plane key brings found this week narrow search for malaysia flight 370. a long lost love story brought to life through film, steve hartman on the road with the historian who stumbled upon one couple's maiden journey. scott pelley reports now from new york. take care family, hope to see you later tonight. >> pelley: california burning. more than a dozen major wildfires fred by triple-digit temperatures have chased hundreds from their home. we'll have the forecast. also tonight, a wingback in flight. we'll speak to the man who found what may be the break in the case of the missing malaysia jetliner. a motorist dead, a cop charged with murder. how officers are trained to head off such deadly confrontations. and steve hartman with a first love lost and rediscovered more than 70 years later. >> couldn't believe it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the temperature is rising, records are falling, especially in the west,

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