bring on the heat, sister. >> way too fresh, bring it on, i will bask in my own threat and in the care at all. we are all thinking the same. this is kind of heat that can be dangerous. erika said it. we have heat advisories in effect as a result. quick check on sky scan three, ben franklin bridge, a okay, no problems seeing it this morning. yesterday we had fog issues. no issue. we have more of a breeze. that fog will have a hard time developing. we did have have wet weather issues over last few hours but they have since started to sort of fade away. kind of like yesterday, we start off with a little bit of wet weather on the radar, fizzles fast, eventually these clouds will yield for sun. not everyone is affect by that heat, it will be hot every where but to meet the advicery criteria will ab long i-95 corridor. heat index values that approach septemberry mark, this is a brutal day and, we are still seeing some of these areas pools just start to open up. if you can take advantage have of something like that and stay hydrated. currently, it is warm. our wind still predominately out of the southwest. it will continue to send that warmth and humidity our way and we will see that breeze kick in more. it is already out there more noticeable for you this morning but expect that it will be somewhat hazy. new later this afternoon we're talking toward the evening we will start to see showers and thunderstorms rumble in and western counties, are actually looking at the potential for severe weather. we will talk more about that as well as morning progresses, for now, back over to you would be, good morning. good morning. 4:32. good news for gang rolling through cherry hill, those down wires that had route 70 closed for most of the evening, good news, everything is cleaned up. route 70 has been reopen at cuthbert boulevard, that is good news traveling through cherry hill trying to use route 70 to get toward the benny. here's i-95 where i want to show you the new pack pattern as you head north on i-95 between girard and allegheny avenue. notice barrels are here blocking what was that left lane, so it is just that slight three lane push over to the right. now by the weekend, penndot will be replacing these barrels, with concrete barriers, and then we will have that center lane, eventually that will be the the work zone. coming north on i-95 we will put that into play, so we will pretty much a construction zone from race street all the way up to allegheny avenue. the major roadways, boy you'll feel the difference. it the is hot out there. humid. ac cranking. 422, schuylkill expressway, in the bad coming toward philadelphia at the the moment. one accident in allentown wilson and farming ton avenue. natasha, back over to you. developing right now philadelphia police have two people in custody and they are looking for a third after an attempted break in at a church in mayfair. police say young would be burglars used a ladder to get in the church of grace, on the 3300 block of well ton street. police caught two of the suspects at that scene. a third does remain on the loose. we will have a live report at 5:00 o'clock. it is brutal heat and swimming is one way to stay cool in the heat but swimming in the raining place is dangerous. >> man was seriously injured yesterday afternoon and only cbs-3 was there for his rescue. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has more. >> reporter: early police report indicate that the 39 year-old man jump in the quarry on st. peters road in chester county to try to cool off and wheat the heat. that is when he suffered an apparent spinal injury. because of the 30-degree slope leading in the the quarry a specially train technical rescue team had to be called to pull the man out. >> one patient complained of numbness in the legs. >> reporter: his injuries why so serious he was flown to thomas jefferson university hospital at around 5:30. the incident is a reminder of the dangers of the jumping into creeks and quarries. on this bridge over penny pack creek in philadelphia is there a memorial to those who have lost their lives here including 13 year-old brandon boyle who died here just last year. yet, teens still swim here. >> i just don't go out too deep. just right there to cool down. >> reporter: she lost her 15 year old son nickie in 1996. he was trying to save his friend near the sand when both were swept away and died. she has a message to those looking to cool off, in the coming months ahead. >> stay out of the creek. if you love your mothers and your fathers, don't leave them to have a life time of sadness. >> reporter: after the 39 year-old, who was injured jumping into that quarry, at last check, his condition was unknown. reporting from center city, todd quinones, cbs-3 eyewitness news. happening today, five suspects in the main line drug ring are set to appear for their arraignment. charges including conspiracy and possession with intent to manufacture or deliver. prosecutors alleged that it not only involved drugs but high powered weapons. investigators say two alleged mastermind were sub dealers hired from five high schools and three colleges. also, happening today tyler, has a preliminary hearing in the philadelphia courtroom. he faces murder and related charges in the the shooting death of the 17 year-old bernard scott last april. scott was watching a basketball game at topton playground in overbrook when a fight and shoot-out erupted nearby. three other men arrested in connection with the shoot ago wait trial. also we're hearing from the 13 year-old boy targeted by a gunman as he searched for his stolen bike, the seventh grader's parents asked that we not use his name. this happened on monday afternoon near 20th and moore street in south philadelphia. boy was driving with his stepfather looking for a bike similar to this one and that is when two suspects approached the car, one claiming the bike needs to be returned for $20. >> they are shooting at the door. i was trying to cover myself. i was like moving around. >> he was hit twice in the arm and leg but fortunate thely the the bullet missed any vital organs. police continue their search for the shooter and his accomplice. dramatic new video could shed light on the deadly house fire we told but yesterday morning. it happened in wilmington. a neighbor captured cell phone video of the house engulfed in flames on bird street on monday. one man was killed and two women were injured. family members say that the 49 year-old fran seen wallace suffer burns on over 80 percent of her body. they believe somebody doused the home gasoline and then set it on fire. a bizarre accident now in wilmington manor, delaware has left two people dead. state police say jeep cherokee went out of control crashing into two cars. it then careened off a road and person riding a lawn mower at wilmington university. twenty-five year-old derrick wynn of new castle and lawn mower operator francisco jimenes flores were both kill. the the cause of the accident is still under investigation. "eyewitness news" with exclusive video have the bear in mount laurel, take a look at this, one of the photographers alan wheeler shot this video of the bear roaming around. he came across it on tiehl street. bear went yard to yard and even near busy roads like 295. later he decided to cool off at a nearby pool. authorities don't believe the the the bear poses a danger but they to offer this advice. >> we recommend no following him, no selfies, just going to create a problem if you do a. >> at least two bears wandered into populated areas of south jersey recently and in addition to mount laurel there have been sight goes in evesham, waterford townships. in our 6:00 o'clock hour we will talk to alan wheeler who was able to capture that cool video there, exclusive video for cbs-3. right now a huge ring leaders of the 2012 been gas a taxis on his way to the u is. to face trial. official says this does appear to be the suspect ahmad, of the libyan terror group am sure char rea special force es captured him on sunday. first time u.s. captured any of the perpetrators of that attack. u.s. am was dor chris stevens and three other americans were killed. >> when americans are a tacked, no matter how long it takes, we will find those responsible. >> i'm very pleased. this is another indication as president obama said in his statement today that the united states has an unwavering commitment to bring to justice those who are responsible. >> the pentagon says there were no civilian casualties during the raid to arrest, all of the americans involved have safely left libya. right now 4:40. still ahead get ready to shell out more machine toy hit the road, tolls are going up. also check your wine rack we have a warning about exploding bottoms, those details when we come back in two minutes. a exploding wine bottles, bottles of sparkling white wine called indigenous select 2013 have been pulled from fine wine and good spirit stores in pennsylvania. there were several reports of full bottles exploding, in stores. no word on the cause. if you have purchased this wine you can get a refund. philadelphia city council is set to vote on a bill that could change the way marijuana laws are enforced. councilman jim kenny want to make possession of the small amount of pot a simple violation with the 25-dollar ticket rather than a criminal violation. kenny says it could save the city millions. >> if we could save seven million-dollar and send it over to schools and do more with it, i think i have would have everybody. i think i would have a veto proof majority. >> bill is set for tomorrow. drivers using the pennsylvania turnpike will to have dig a little bit deeper. tolls are going up for the seventh straight year. turnpike commission approved a 5 percent increase that will take effect in january. toll hike will be applied evenly to both cash and e-z pass users. so, gas and tolls are going up. >> yes. >> at least a little bit of the discount on the e-z pass. >> yes. >> oh, well. >> so, really dangerously hot the today, katie, right. >> it is feeling hot, hot, hot. how long do you think we will hear that this morning. >> a lot. >> we will hear it at least once. it already another toasty day. very hazy but then there will be showers and storms that move in. some could be locally somewhat strong to severe. we will keep an eye on the radar. it is quiet out there things are okay at the moment. we did have have have some stronger storms through central pennsylvania but if you look closely see how storms fist alloway with time. we are looking at a three hour loop. mainly overnight that part of pennsylvania was dog with that. it is not an issue for us at this point. we are still generally speaking under influence of high pressure. what that will do is keep the sun around for one more day and most of the afternoon but we will be dodging some locally heavy showers and thunderstorms. that comes courtesy of the frontal boundary dropping south. it doesn't cross until tomorrow. today and tomorrow features showers and storms but today end up being severe weather day if we see that potential at all. if these storms do bubble up we have a good shot through central pennsylvania, you would be dodging downpours, possibility of hail, not a tornado threat the but damaging wind and frequent cloud to ground lightening. even they western counties are in the zone that is involved with this we have seen this change, a million times before. if things do change and evolve there we will let you know but would i say anybody is fair game for a shower or storm here today. the it could be stronger off to the west. hot and hazy, we will flirt with record territory of 95 degrees. record is 96 last set in 1957. expect that shower or storm in the afternoon but towards evening we will see that rumble in. it could be locally strong or severe. we will drop down to 74. by tomorrow we are flirting with 90 degrees. this is when that cold front crosses. relief is on the way by friday, we will end up with some sunshine 83 degrees but string of perfect weekend weather is drawing to the close. we will dodge a couple showers saturday or sunday, natasha, back to you. in sports, phillies go for sweep with the braves this afternoon in atlanta, game time at turner field 12:10 p.m. lets look at last night, first inning, ryan howard gets things off to a good start for phillies, a two run home run to the opposite field. howard's 13th home run of the season. kyle kendrick meantime went seven innings and struck out six. phillies beat atlanta five-two and move out of last place for the first time since last month. the eagles are back in town with 100 percent attendance at their mandatory mini camp at novacare complex. it is the birds second summer under coach chip kelly and this year the players have a better understanding of chip's expectations. chip appreciates the the veterans letting rookies necessity is what going on. >> when everybody knows what is supposed to go, you don't have to explain where we're headed to, why we're doing it this manner. we spent time in our first year what we were doing and why we were doing it. now it is more of the older guys got younger guys and said this is what is going on, so we are not spending as much time on that stuff. >> this season marks return of the jeremy maclin. he says he feels faster then before the knee injury that side line him all of last season. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, gm's ceo is called back to capitol hill. >> but first here's what is coming up on cbs-3. ahmed abu cat tall a. mope i watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange. jill, we're hearing gm's ceo is answering questions about the auto maker's delayed recall, what are we expecting. >> reporter: good morning, erika and natasha. mary barra will be back on the hot seat. a house committee is expect to grill her on the latest round of recalls and ask her about gm's internal report into why the auto maker spent more than a decade to fix that deadly ignition switch defect. last time around on capitol hill barra could not answer questions until that report was done. now she's also expect to tell lawmakers that gm is developing a compensation fund for victims and should begin processing that in august, erika and natasha. also jill, we are gearing up for summer vacation. >> oh, yeah. >> but it turns out it is a lot harder to disconnect from anyone from the world. so what can you tell us about that. >> reporter: yes, especially hard to disconnect from work. if you are busy checking those work e-mails whale laying on the beach during the vacation you are not alone. a new survey from hr consulting firm ransad found 42 percent of employees feel obligated to check work e-mails during vacation and about 26 percent feel guilty even using all of their vacation time, that number is even higher for millennials who may be working entry level jobs and trying to work their way up in the company. according to forbes and this isn't surprising it is harder for work tours disconnect while on vacation because of all of the technology that just makes all of them working right at our fingertips, erika and natasha. >> it is tough. >> put the phone in the safe in the help tell room and just leave it there. >> thanks, jill. >> good excuse is when you say you didn't get reception. safe bet. >> i'll use that one, thanks, jill, take care. coming up, weather and traffic on the three' hi. i'm shawn johnson of the 2008 u.s. gymnastics team. i'm here with our friends from "veggie tales" to say... all: be a player. get up and play an hour a day. besides gymnastics, how do you stay in great shape, shawn? i love to dance and rollerblade. cool. cool. you don't have to be an olympian to be a player. just do the things you already love to do, like jump rope, ride a bike, or even play freeze tag. now, that's something to flip for. well done. for fun ways to get healthy, visit www.smallstep.gov. well column back, bob kelly, we saw you in your swimies. >> i was enjoying time in the pool until chopper # started taking pictures of me there we were hovering around route 70, cuthbert boulevard last night when we had a set of down wires that caused major traffic jams but that was last night, and this morning as we go to the maps we are opened for business. route 70, no problems or delays at all heading in towards philadelphia or through cherry till right near cuthbert boulevard. we will scratch that off the scene and we are good to go for the morning rush hour. i-95, natasha brown, how is i-95. >> do you really want me to to answer that? >> it is a mess, whole thing is a mess, according to downtown natasha brown, northbound. north on i-95 they have a new pattern in play. you barely even notice it. you just moved over to the right between girard and allegheny. they didn't put in the concrete barriers yet, the the barrels are still there. that stretch of i-95, and if you are watching us from down the shore route 47 right near 612 we have a set of down wires there as well and disabled southbound on the northeast extension right here near quakertown interchange. katie, when i opened up that door this morning i was like wow, is that right 81 degrees already. >> absolutely. we didn't really cool off all that much throughout the overnight. we will drop another degree or two before it is all said and done and then warm right backup. it will in the take too much to get back in the 90's today. storm scan three is more active again like it was yesterday morning with any additional showers or storms, they start fizzling with time here. we have a couple of clouds but we are generally looking at sunshine throughout the day. here you go still in the 80's, trenton, philadelphia, reading and it does feel quite muggy outside but you know it could be worse but we are going to be eventually flirting with the record. we are shooting for 95 in the city of philadelphia record was last set in 1957 at 96 degrees. over next couple days we will see that heat easing up. by friday it will be one of of the most comfortable days that we have of the next seven but we are flirting with even 90 by tomorrow. today and tomorrow look like most stormy days, later this afternoon and this evening especially we have a few showers and storms moving in. tomorrow will be more widespread, guys, back to you. thanks very much. rare stamp owned by disgraced chemical heir, john du pont at newtown square fetches an incredible auction. >> 1cent postage stamp from the 19th century british colony in south america for nine and a half million-dollar. in new york last night. now it was won over telephone by an unidentified bidder. du pont purchased the world's most famous stam in 1980 for $935,000. he died in prison in 2010 while serving time for killing wrestler david schultz on his farm but 1cent stamp for nine and a half millionon-dollar. >> amazing wow. coming up next on "eyewitness news" it was no ordinary workday for this new jersey nanny. we will tell you about her heroic action that saved a little girl. it looks like jersey shore's situation is still working on his gym tan laundry routine. we will tell you where he was arrested when we come righ police are searching for a suspect tried to break in the local church overnight, his accomplices are already in custody. we're live on the scene. also, we're on the bear watch, you're looking at exclusive video of one of those bears, it has been seen roaming neighborhoods in south jersey. find out where he was last seen. it is not even technically summer just yet with you sure does feel like it. get ready for a spring scorcher at least today, it is wednesday, june 18th, good morning, i'm natasha brown in for ukee. i'm erika von tiehl. is there a heat advisory rather that will be in effect later today. i want to check with katie fehlinger with what we can expect this morning. i look at my phone and saw the temperature of 81 degrees. i shook it. >> when you walk out the door make no mistake you will feel that warmth out there but it is absolutely going to get hotter and hotter once that sun comes up and it will in the next half an hour. we will be flirting with record territory here today in some locations but we mention that had heat advisory. it will be the heat that can be dangerous if you are not careful. lets, explain everything, we will start off with the quick check of the atlantic city. what a great beach day. overall today will be a decent beach day as well but there will be a few clouds, somewhat hazy, little more breezy and eventually not just shore point but everybody else starts to get in on showers and storms. lets go to storm scan three and we will show you over three hour loop that we did have heavier then are storms back through central pennsylvania. they have since fizzled out the a bit here but later on the advance of the next cold front will spark those showers and storms. some could be strong if not severe through western counties. here's heat advisory, basically i-95 in