temperatures maybe feeling like 105 especially on monday for dnc. monday could be the worst of the factoring in humidity. we will get through it. hot typical humid weekend, you know how to stay cool, stay indoors, hit the pool, hit the shore. humidity could be worse this time of the year. we are getting a break tomorrow from the humidity but still hot talking about mid to 90 degrees, for the temperatures. seventy-seven, right now in philadelphia right now, light breeze at seven miles an hour, and feels like 79, row 70's in allentown. mid 70's in reading. we have warm start already to our saturday, doylestown checks in at 73 degrees. seventy-five in quakertown. the excessive heat warning in red philadelphia surrounding suburbs that will go in effect at 11:00 this morning and areas in orange, south jersey, central and southern delaware is under a heat advisory. worst of the heat in the city no advisories a at this point to the north and west up toward the lehigh valley but there is a excessive heat watch up there for monday. monday as far as humidity goes looks like to be the worst. right new the dew point is 68 degrees. could be worse, it does feel oppressive. i don't think we will reach that insufferable mark today but that could change on monday. we are dry on storm scan three we have a few clouds from time to time but that is it. hot one. up 2098 degrees for philadelphia record high 101. we are not setting any records today. ninety at the shore. upper 80's at the poconos but we could break record next week and we will talk about that in just a few more minutes. back to you. this morning philadelphia police are investigating a hit and run that killed a woman and injured six other people. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at jefferson university hospital where two victims are being treated, good morning, in a neat a. >> reporter: rahel we have learned that the victim is a mother of the two-year old boy her husband and son are two of the six people that hit and run. philadelphia police say that it happened last night around 8:00 at intersection of the 21st and jackson streets, in south philadelphia, that is where they say a white toyota avalon driving very fast ran through a stop sign and collided with a minivan, skidded and then crashed in the asian family of three walking by. that mother, only 38 years old passed away here at jefferson hospital about half an hour later and police say even after the impact the driver of the toyota a avalon never stopped, after tips from witnesses investigators found the driver less than half mile away on the 2,000 block of snider avenue. >> i have never seen a car door i am bald on a vehicle like that, and that, the evidence on that car made it easier to find the car we were looking for. >> reporter: the driver of that carries a 36 year-old man and we're told he does have a previous record but no charges have been filed at this time. police say he is looking at the homicide and reckless endangerment charges. husband and son of the victim remain here at stable condition in jefferson hospital. other four people were injured were two adults and to second children from that minivan. anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" live at jefferson hospital. new this morning philadelphia a police are looking for a suspect and motive and a stabbing. investigators say someone stabbed the 26 year-old victim outside a cvs drugstore at broad and girard. it happened around 12:30 this morning and victim is in stable condition. later today in miami hillary clinton will make her first campaign experience with her running mate. last night she used social media to announce she has chosen virginia senator tim kaine as her vice-presidential candidate. our coverage begins with "eyewitness news" reporter, nicole brewer. >> did any of you watch that convention in cleveland? >> reporter: during a rally at florida state fair grounds, hillary clinton kept the crowd guessing decide to go tweet her vice-presidential pick friday evening. she wrote i'm thrilled to announce my running mate tim kaine a man who devoted his life for fighting for others. she sent this text message which read i'm thrilled to tell you this first, i have chosen tim kaine as my running mate, welcome him to our team. the 58 year-old virginia senator, who also served as lieutenant governor and governor of that state is bilingual father of three but claims he is not very interesting. >> i am boring, but, you know, boring is fastest growing demographic in this country. >> reporter: in an interview with charlie rose this week, clinton reacted to that assessment. >> i love that about him. he has got a great, i mean he has never lost an election. he was a world class mayor, governor and senator. >> reporter: while in tampa clinton had far less flattering word for donald trump. one day after the republican national convention wrapped up in cleveland. >> last night's speech took it to a whole new level. he offered a lot of fear and anger and resentment but no solutions about anything that he even talked about. >> reporter: on monday clinton will be in filled a, for the start of the democratic national convention, but before leaving florida met with family and friend of the victim involved in the pulse nightclub shooting. >> we have to stand against hate and bigotry. >> reporter: nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". clinton/kaine ticket will have its first joint interview on 60 minutes that airs tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. after all of the planning philadelphia has done on get ready we are now just two days away until the opening gavel of the dnc. for four days philadelphia will be the center of attention for practically anyone who pay as tension to politics. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown shows us how the transformation transformed from the sports arena to the convention hall. >> well in the night bike patrol officers circled the venue. hours after unveiling what will be the epicenter of the 2016, democratic national convention. >> it is just amazing to see it transform the way it is and for the the national world stage, we're very, very proud of philadelphia, of this building, of the work done here and what will happen here >> reporter: after months of careful planning and extensive work the transformed center was opened to the public, each absorbing the moment. >> i think we will do wonderful here. because that is what we are, you know, we're the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. >> we are going all the way for hillary, all the way to the white house, woman power. >> reporter: 22,000 people will soon pack the center for now they are finding their way in to center city philadelphia an area bus welling crowds, folks who have packed into local hotels and businesses. >> there are plenty of activity planned throughout the weekend welcoming delegates to philadelphia, meantime all of this is leading up to first gavel here at the wells fargo center, the beginning of the convention on monday. in south philadelphia, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". road closings around wells fargo center are making driving in parts of the south philadelphia difficult. last night penndot closed i-95 exit ram tops broad street, exits will be closed off until next week and starting at noon there will be more road closures, including south broad from packer avenue down to the navy yard and roadways surrounding the wells fargo center and fdr park. this is in effect through friday. in an inclusive head of the cbs-3 three the head of the secret service says his team is ready to protect the conventiones vip. fences are up surrounding the wells fargo center. special agent in charge james henry says, they have been ready to go this afternoon. he says it has been reassessed after the terror attacks including the truck attack in east france. >> we account for many different things, something like the truck attack in nice, something, for something small scale, somebody trying to climb the fence at the wells fargo center, medical emergency inside. intrusion of an aircraft, many , many different scenarios we don't leave anything to chance. >> and security plans are also in place for when any of the vip's leave the wells fargo center for dinner or to go back to their hotel in center city. everything that you need to know about the dnc is a veilable on our web site, it is dedicated to all things philly and convention for both locals and visitors just go to cbs philly.com. join us monday night at 7:00 on cbs-3 for special coverage of the dnc. we will broadcast live from inside the wells fargo center as national spotlight shines on our city. for the rich history of conventions, including the very first republican convention which was held right here in philadelphia, also, what do the delegates think about philadelphia's food scene, a all that and much more monday night at 7:00 and a post convention news conference donald trump and his running mate indiana governor mike pence thanked volunteers in cleveland for helping to make the rnc a success. now that they are set, trump cautioned if he loses in november it won't be his fault >> you have to understand i ran as an outsider, now i have guys like mike pence, this isn't supposed to happen. >> see now if i don't winnie will blame mike, right. we have to blame mike. >> reporter: trump will head back to the campaign trail, and he is expect to be in our area on wednesday. motive for shooting spree in germany remains unclear, friday a gunman opened fire in a mall killing at least ten people. as riley carlson reports a single gunman they believe was responsible. >> reporter: cell phone video shows a gunman apparently opening fire on people outside a mcdonald's restaurant near a munich shopping mall just before 6:00 friday evening. people ran for safety as gunshots rang out. security forces shut down the transit system for several hours as they hunted for gunman. the at one point authorities were searching for up to three suspects, armed with long guns munich police are calling the attack suspect terrorism. u.s. condemned the at salt, president obama says that the u.s. stands with germany. >> germany is one of the closest allies so we are going to pledge all of the support that they may need. >> reporter: police say they have found a body of the the man they believe was the shooter and identified as 18 year old an iranian man living in munich. officials believe he acted alone. riley carlson for cbs news, london. and a excessive heat warning takes effect today and justin is back with the details on when we could break a record. we are not only ones trying to stay cool, coming up next where people in other part of the country are sweating it out in triple digit heat. plus inside scoop on a innovative way to get in shape what some people are doing to find a work out partner when we come right donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" glad forceflex. extra strong to avoid rips and tears. be happy, it's glad. funeral services will be held in louisiana for deputy sheriff killed in an ambush attack. on friday hundreds of mourners gathered to say good bye to another baton rouge police officer, matthew gerald was one of the three officers fatally shot outside a convenient store on sunday. funeral for third baton rouge officer is set for monday. swimming gears, apparently we are not only once dealing with extreme heat, 122 million americans are facing dangerous heat and humidity weekend. twenty-six states issued heat advisories as temperatures in some places pushed in the triple digits. ashley roberts has more from minneapolis on what people are doing to stay cool. >> reporter: construction workers in new york city are taking extra water breaks, in the suffocating heat. >> it is summertime you want winter and wintertime you want summer. in one is ever happy. >> reporter: twenty-six states are facing some kind of heat advisory, some under what forecasters are calling a heat dome. >> one of the culprits a surface wind out of the southwest but you also have a heat dome effect where atmosphere is capped off. >> reporter: that prevents clouds and rain from forming. effectively turning off mother nature's spigot. >> i like to stay in more than i normally would for the weekend. >> reporter: in wichita extreme heat buckled a road, in wisconsin farmers are spraying down their cows to keep them cool and milking. here in minneapolis several pools have extended hours to help people keep cool in the extreme heat. temperatures have reached 90 degrees. >> i'm oppositely looking forward to fall. >> reporter: in illinois, where the temperature hovered around 100 degrees, police have handed out freezer pops and opened up the fire hydrant s making it feel like a the water park, much closer to home. ashley roberts for cbs news, minneapolis, minnesota. all right. not just us apparently dealing with the heat. >> no, it is all coming our way. we have a good three days as far as humidity goes today and machine will be the worst of it. we will catch a break. it is late july. this is our hottest time of the year. it is our fourth heat wave. you know the deal, drink water if you are outside stay in the shade, limit your time outdoors. we will get through it, i promise, no problems. shore will be a good place to be, still hot there but that is one way to cool off. ocean water temperature fluctuating in the 60's and zero seven's feeling good to cool off heading in the atlantic. live look at ocean city getting ready for a nice sunrise this morning. later tonight there could be a passing shower as a weak cold front tries to move through and it will cause a wind shift in bringing, lowering the humidity a bit. 90-degree days. for the month for july we are up to nine and that includes yesterday, season so far, 17. it looks like we have a long stretch to go here. by next friday we could than dealing with 24 with our forecasted highs and average, for the season is 23. we're already above that, it the looks like by the end of the month. look at the temperature off to a warm start already, 77 in philadelphia lower zero seven 's in allentown. mid zero seven's this berks county. we may drop another degree or two right before sunrise but we're already in the upper 70 's. we should november problems reaching mid 90's, upper 90's in the warm spots. the ocean dropped again, you will get that with the southwest wind, it pushes warm surface water back out to sea. we are at 62 degrees off the coast of atlantic city for the ocean water temperature, air temperature in the 70's. dew points they could be worse , this is not that bad, upper 60's, mid 60's north and west. lower zero seven's south jersey. that is where moisture is. these numbers will come down later today and certainly tomorrow, still hot though with those air temperatures in the 90's. nothing happening across midwest, central u.s., nothing but hot air and that is heading our way. generally mostly sunny skies. we could get a stray shower here south of the city later tonight with that weak cold front trying to move through. shore forecast looks good hot and humid with a high of 90 degrees in the sunshine. slidely cooler tomorrow in the 80's. we will bring back heat and humidity on the way on monday, 90 degrees and late in the day monday another chance for a shower or thunderstorm, southwest wind continue today, air temperatures well in the 90's. could feel like over 100 degrees this afternoon. still high on sunday, slightly less humid and more humidity returns on monday. monies a day where we could break the record, it is 96 degrees and forecast high so far 97. good shot setting a new record there throughout the day-to-day few afternoon cloud , a spotty shower south of the city this evening, into early nighttime hours and then tomorrow back to full sunshine here are the forecast highs, the high 98. record 101. ninety-five tomorrow for the forecast. ninety-eight is the record. is there the day monday 96 degrees, that was the record back in 1999. ninety-six, 97 for our forecast. heat index this afternoon, 101 , 103 maybe, philadelphia, wilmington, little cooler to the north and west. tomorrow our heat index is pretty much where the air temperature is. that indicates that the humidity will not be there. if you have to go outdoors tomorrow is best day of the weekend. today hot and humid, 98 in the sunshine. tonight still warm, slightly less humid, 74 for the low temperature and tomorrow another hot one at 95 degrees. ninety-seven on monday would set a new record. keeping it in the 90's through next week but not as hot rahel by wednesday and thursday we're talking lower 90's. that is funny, lower 90's. >> that sound good. >> no need to be over achiev ers, no record breakers. >> that is what i say. >> justin, thank you. if you are looking to find pokemon is there an app for. that looking for a date tonight, is there an app for that. now as leslie van arsdal tells you if you are looking for a work out partner there is a app for that too. >> reporter: buddy is a new app for athletes in the philadelphia area looking for partners in the sport of choice how runners like danielle levin and monica morganstern found each other. >> i'm always looking for different work out apps, down loaded it, looked into it, abe decided it was something i wanted to keep using and playing around with. >> we just both recently graduated from college so we're away from the campus, really no social networking on back here, in the suburbs, so when i came up i was scrolling through and i wanted to find someone to go on the run. we matched up. it makes it so much easier to find a work out buddy. >> reporter: the creator pedro is a former competitive tennis player who was having a a hard time to find someone to play on his skill level which is what sets his app apart from all of the rest. >> tremendous thing especially for people who are more advanced players, and intermediate players and for beginners. >> reporter: how does it work? first you create a profile. then you pick your sport. >> it will match you and you will say your time, skill level. >> one person, connected me for the gym and same person asked to connect with me for running. >> who else wants to connect with you? >> unaudible. >> that works. >> reporter: just like that the road to better health with your new buddy, begins. leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". still ahead a behind the scenes look at the new star trek movie. i'm nancy odell, we will go behind the scenes with star trek and beyond as chris pine and the crew of the enterprise having acne... ...was always on my mind. so i asked a dermatologist about new aczone dapsone gel 7.5%. i apply it once a day, any time. aczone gel 7.5% is fda approved for the topical treatment of acne for people 12 years and older. 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scenes of the star trek beyond. >> this week we are on the set of star trek beyond as they take us through their stunts, their shifts and how they have come together as more than a crew. >> really want to head back out there, um. >> reporter: the crew of the enterprise is back on their five-year mission traveling to new worlds in star trek beyond facing dangerous new enemy on a mysterious planet where they have to fight to survive. >> this is where it begins, captain. >> action. >> but before the action starts the crew gets to explore in their redesign enterprise which is spread out over five sets and features working technology for the actors to play with. >> i love incredible detail that has gone into these things, lieutenant of modern special effect films you are on the green screen but not here. designers have gone through effects to build these sets. >> reporter: all-star cast including chris pine, and john ch o, and others, share a one on the scene as crew but behind the scenes they have become as close as family. >> we have really grown to love one another, that is most important thing about telling this story is people feel like this group is a unit. >> you are under estimating humanity. >> hold on to something. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm nancy odell now back to you in the studio. history on display, coming up next on "eyewitness news" where you can see some of the rarest documents in american history, we will get a look inside the vault that houses national treasures. new pictures of the britain's prince george on a special day for the royal family, we will be back since 1961, pearle vision has proviwith 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. good morning, i'm rahel solomon thanks so much for being with us, lets check weather with justin drabick outside on the cbs-3 sky deck and you know it has been so hot lately you say worst is yet to come. >> that is right, humidity will increase today, we are feeling mugginess right new but other thing i noticed is sky conditions new dark, couple weeks ago much lighter, so we are continuing to lose about a minute and a half of daylight each day as we head toward fall season but we are not feeling like fall at all as we are's in prime time heart of the summer as far as heatings and we will be approaching near record highs during the weekend into next week. right now upper 70's in philadelphia, lower zero seven 's in allentown. seventy-three in willow grove. mid 70's in pottstown. there is the excessive heat warning in effect at 11:00 for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs, area in red. area in orange central southern delaware, southern new jersey that is heat advisory so in these areas we are dealing with heat index values close to 100 degrees, later on this afternoon. dew point that tells the the story as far as humidity goes, we have seen worse, 68 degrees , that is not bad, oppressive, could be worse this time of the year. these numbers go down later on tonight and tomorrow before they ramp backup for monday but, don't get me wrong it will be down right hot all weekend long. we are dry on storm scan three a lieutenant of sunshine maybe a stray shower tonight especially near the shore but overall look at the highs 98 degrees for philadelphia near 90 at the shore. eighty's in the poconos. take it easy to day outside head for shaded areas drink plenty of water, loose, light colored clothe to go avoid strenuous activities throughout the weekend but it does stay hot in the seven day forecast. we will show you when we will cool down in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. thanks, justin. hillary clinton and virginia senator tim kaine will make their first public appearance as the democratic ticket this afternoon. as jamie youkiss reports, clinton announced it on social media just days before the dnc right here in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> reporter: hillary clinton ended suspense friday evening tweeting her vp pick moderate virginia senator tim kaine whom she called a relentless optimist. >> are we ready for hillary. >> reporter: fifty-eight year-old married father of three is catholic, fluid in spanish and harvard law grad. he served as richmond's mayor, lieutenant governor and governor of virginia. >> he has never lost an election he was a world class mayor, governor and senator. >> reporter: kaine will join clinton here in philadelphia next week for the democratic national convention which organizers promised will be disciplined and positive. >> did any of you watch that convention in cleveland? >> reporter: at a rally in tampa clinton drew sharp contrast between g.o.p. convention in cleveland and one her party is getting ready to host. >> just remember love trumps hate. >> reporter: fresh off his convention celebration donald trump thanked supporters in cleveland before taking on clinton. >> hillary is trying to pick her vice-president as fast as possible because she wants to take away the success we had at this convention. >> reporter: clinton kean will appear at a rally in miami on saturday. jamie youkiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we're getting a i first look at where hillary clinton will officially accept the democratic, presidential nomination. thinks inside wells fargo sent er from our cbs broadcast suite. ukee washington and jessica dean will be there to bring it all to you starting tomorrow night at 11:00. yesterday organizers un veiled the stage where the democrats will make history. philadelphia's mayor jim kenney says he is proud of the local union work hours transform the wells fargo center from a sports arena to a convention hall. >> it is amazing to see it transform the way it is and for national world stage. we are very proud of philadelphia, of this building , of the work done here and what will happen here >> take a look crew is still busy inflating balloons that will descend upon the crowd next week. make over is complete at the pennsylvania convention center just in time for the dnc. the exhibit, politics and you debuted as part of the political fest a showcase of the american government and politics including replicas of air force one and white house oval office. this look at how democracy works runs through wednesday. salvation army is helping first responders staying hydrated during dnc, workers loaded up trucks with cases of the bottled water, the city of philadelphia purchased the water which will go to law enforcement officers, fire fighters and other personnel. they expect to hand out more than 130,000 bottles. >> focus more so on hydration, so, our vehicles license supporting that mission keeping drinks cold and just serving as a presence so folks know what services are available to them as well in the field. >> disaster services unit will provide meals, snacks to staff ers at emergency operations center. dnc host committee has revealed its plan to reduce energy during the convention and even long after it is over , mission free pledge is part of the committee's sustain ability effort. convention delegates and tour bus, start on tuesday. well, if you still want to know more about the dnc? our web site has a section dedicated to all things about philadelphia and its convention. go to cbs philly.com for everything you need to know as the convention comes to town. join us for special coverage of the convention, we will broadcast live from inside wells fargo center, check out the history of conventions including the very first republican convention held here in philadelphia, and find out what the delegates think about our food scene. monday night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. soon you will have a chance to be an eyewitness to history, firsthand written draft of the united states constitution is going on display right here in philadelphia, how fitting. officials are pulling it out of in the one but several vaults and as "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt shows us you have to act fast only available for a limited time. >> reporter: inside this center city building are some of the most rare documents found in the united states. the historical society of pennsylvania has kept them under lock and key for years but in just days, you can have a look for yourself. typically these one of a kind documents are kept in the vault that is surrounded by several other vaults, we took an exclusive tour inside to show you what we're talking about. doctor lee arnold is director of the library and collections >> they thought the first name of the country was united people and faith of america. in one knows that. >> reporter: here it is, first draft ever of the united states constitution, we cannot show you exactly where he keeps these documents for security reasons. >> this is the oldest part of the constitution. >> ever. >> that exists. >> right here. >> reporter: no one else has this in the world. >> no one. >> reporter: this handwriting belongs to james wilson who represented pennsylvania during the drafting of the the constitution and he also sign the declaration of the independence. >> he wrote on the right, not too many corrections, page four a lot of corrections. >> reporter: doctor arnold says the democratic national convention is a perfect time to show off this document. the first printing of the declaration of the independent will also be on display it is called a dunlap named after printer john dunlap and it too is incredibly rare. >> when i first came here, none of these were encapsulat ed like this, they were just lying loose and i was absolutely terrified to touch them. >> reporter: you won't be a able to touch them but get to look at them inch's way at building 1300 locust street. chance to see first words in ink that shaped the united states of america. >> these are the documents that were birthed, in philadelphia, they were printed here, they were handwritten here, this was our first capitol, and they really belong here and they deserve to be displayed here. >> reporter: in philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". very cool. britain's little will prince celebrate aid big birthday on friday, george, hard to believe, is now three years old. kensington palace released new photos of prince george seen there feeding ice cream to the family dog and then standing on a swing. prince george is their in the line of the thrown, behind his grandfather prince charles and his father, william. is there still much more ahead on "eyewitness news". a south jersey man good at finding rings locates one he would love to give back. aim cleve bryan, his so much for the owner of this army ring. also ahead this saturday morning, quiet time in a new jersey shore town that is turning off the music on the beach. and hoy children in the delaware valley are 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"eyewitness news" report are cleve bryan shows us what the man found and why he is desperately trying to get it back to the new owner. >> reporter: chris code friday lansdale remembers the terrifying moments that he lost his wedding ban while vacationing last sum inner ocean city. he took it off to go swimming and then forgot to put it back on before packing up. >> it is more important to me then the value of it because it was my father and it means a lot to me. >> reporter: hair loom from his deceased father was not lost for long. quick internet search helped him hook up with ed, the new jersey lost ring finder, who sent his partner to help. >> it beeps, pulled it up and said is this your ring? i could not believe it? i was so excited. >> reporter: thirty years of metal detecting has made his basement a treasure cove. >> whether it the is coins, bullets, buttons, relics. >> reporter: last month he found this u.s. arm you ring on eighth street in ocean city no personalized markings he has gone to social media to ask us to try to locate the owner. >> he has signed up to take care of this country anus and everything we stan for. >> reporter: he says sometimes the best parties giving them back and in the case of the army ring he cannot the wait to see i look on a service member's face. >> priceless, it is, it really is, to be able to i have had people in tears. >> reporter: codey can testify to that. >> he was genuine. he really was, you know, passionate about helping people out, and, i said thank you so much for what you did, we appreciate it. >> reporter: if you lost this ring or know who has contact, the new jersey lost ring finer , he is waiting. in west deptford, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right: one new jersey shore town is making the beaches quieter this summer. sea side heights has place add ban on spikers or boom boxes. and it comes after complaints about beach goers about loud music. officials say life guard will be the ones on the look out for violators. justin joining us again, justin this week i was in stone harbor. it was just beautiful. no humidity. but it is creeping back now. >> we have had some nice couple of days, earlier, touring the week but humidity back on the rise. you can feel it right now. it will go down tonight into tomorrow even though it will be hot. tomorrow is best day to be outside if you have outdoor plans then just kickback up for the start of the next week we are looking live from big boulder lake, getting ready to are a nice sunrise maybe someone trying to escape the heat in the mountains today. they cannot getaway from it, even at the poconos we have temperatures close to 90 degrees throughout the upcoming weekend. here are record highs that we do need to break today. i don't think we will break any. maybe mount pocono gets close at 91 but they will be just shy. we would have to get to 105 for atlantic city airport, trenton 104, philadelphia over 100. the these are actual air temperatures for record highs to take. we will get to the upper 90's for a lot of locations, monday , that is day where we can set some record just because off the record highs are lower, and, then 100 degrees, in the mid 90's, easier to reach. fifty-seven in millville, upper 70's dover delaware at this hour. locations are similar right now, look at vineland 78, upper 70's in philadelphia, even suburbs having a hard time to cool off, lower 70's the best you can get, quakertown, doylestown, chads forward, coolest spot at 69 degrees dew point temperatures muggy to the south. south jersey to dover delaware low to mid 70's indicate ago this humidity sticking around. dryer toward lehigh valley, dew .66. once you hit that 70-degree mark is when it is very uncomfortable. the those numbers will actually drop later on tonight and tomorrow. nothing happening across much of the mid-atlantic and eastern half of the you had, a couple clusters of showers and storms moving off cape cod. high pressure over as you allowing heat to build in the eastern u.s. and head our way. shore would be a good day to day, hot and humid, sunshine, 90 degrees for the air temperature. ocean has cooled down to 62. that will feel good to jump in but make sure life guard are on duty, have the sun block. uv index nine out of ten. make sure you have water with you as you head to the shore with the hot temperatures. most locations are feeling g we are in the low to mid 70's off maryland and delaware but just off atlantic city it has dropped to 62 degrees. it depend, you may find cooler spots and we will get that when we see persistent southeasterly wind across mid-atlantic. weak cold front if you want to call it that comes to the region tonight. maybe a shower or two south and east of the city and that cools us down slight thely on sunday with lower humidity. high pressure protects us. we are dry, then there is a warm front that moves back through later sunday night into monday, that brings back more heat and humidity and fueling the showers or storm later on monday afternoon into monday night. lets talk about that heat index, how does it really feel when you factor in the humidity. today we could get up to 102. sunday mid 90's, that is what the air temperature is, that indicates a lack of humidity tomorrow and then monday we will increase once again and could feel as warm as 105 degrees, monday afternoon, hot and humid today, air temperature up to 98 degrees for afternoon high. tonight still warm, less humid , 74 degrees for the low temperature. here's the extended forecast, we have 90's throughout the next several days. this is an extended heat wave, upper 90's today mid 90's tomorrow, maybe a shower, storm, late in the day, cooling down a little bit. if you want to call it that by middle of the next week. we are talking lower 90's which is closer to average. for the most part a dry stretch of weather best chance is later on monday. >> when was the last time yousa. >> that would be hottest day of the sum fur we hit that. >> rough. >> yes. >> thank you. we have a new segment here at cbs-3 that we are very excited about it focuses on something important to many of us, education. stories we will share will focus specifically on stem subjects or science, technology, engineering, mathematics, sounds like something perfect for meteorologist kate bilo. >> reporter: it is no secret that i love science. remember me the kid in the softball dug out reading her biology book? i'm thrilled to be leading the way in the day buy of our very cool einstein health care science center. >> the focus on stem education is very important, in philadelphia, as well as any other place in the united states, because 70 percent of the future jobs will require stem skills that is skills in science, technology, engineering, or math. >> why focus on stem here in philadelphia. >> first of all, philadelphia is nation's first science city , history. >> reporter: philadelphia's kids live in the city rich in science history, teaming with innovation and technology. we here at cbs-3 with our partners at einstein health and franklin institute are thrilled ton part of that so why are stem skills so important for today's kid. >> they are the foundation for just about everything that we do. >> reporter: studies show that one of the best ways to get kids interested in science is to allow them to participate in hand on experience and activities. >> what we're able to does make science come alive. having someone like kate bilo talk about cool things on television. having our science educators here make science accessible and come alive through hand on interactive and working with einstein with incredible amazing health care workers. it shows them the possible careers from health care to basic science research to meteorology, to anything else in between. >> what i tell my sonnies to really work hard and to get a good foundation and that foundation if it is there, can lead him to do exciting things in so many different directions. >> reporter: student like catherine smith and matthew already recognize benefit of stem resources. >> we want to be future engineers, it is very important to have a good foundation and school i go to partnered with the program i'm at franklin institute and solid foundation to build off of into my career. >> i feel like there is a lot of problems in today's society that can be fixed using stem principals, i feel like at an early age if students start learning stem principals they will be more prepared for challenges of the future. >> reporter: entire "eyewitness news" and weather team looking forward to reporting from the science center each week f your school or organization has a great stem story to tell, let us know using #cbs-3 stem. reporting from the science center i'm meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". zach eflin made his major league debut june 14th. worst debut since 1927, he stunning out loud but he had stick to itness, since then he has an era around 2.5. eflin and phillies visiting pittsburgh, tommy joseph and peter borges, tackling bite rate parrot. there were big hits in the game, first inning miguel franco gets hit by garrett col e goes goes down hard. he tied in the game but left in the fourth for precautionary reasons. so we fast forward now, no scored in the sixth inning bases loaded for cameron rupp, thinking outside batters box, right field it goes, in comes odubel herrera and phillies take the lead. now up two to nothing in the ninth, rupp, opposite field again, this time it is gone. a two run shot. cameron rupp with three rbi's in the game. back to eflin, 22 years old, allows three hits. his second complete game this month. phillies win four to nothing in pittsburgh. onto basketball all eyes on ben simmons. he is only 20. yeah, he has not scored a single bucket but sixers forward is apple of our collective basketball eye. he looked impress any of summer league play but maybe we should ease up a bit. we talk to charles barkley and he said, let the kid breathe. >> well, biggest thing on the basketball court it will be first time in his life when he plays guys as good as him. that is always a shock to guys , because when you are in high school and you might play begins one guy is just as good as you, maybe two at the worst case. in college it is the same way. you might play against one or two guys. when you get to the nba, everybody can play. like the worst guy on the nba team is a college all american and it is a cultural shock, it is a shock to your system. i know i have been watching y'all, going crazy about what he is doing during summer league. those guys in the summer league, you know what they are doing, they will be busing tables once the season starts. slow your roll up in philly. >> always love chatting with charles. you know what, here's what else he had had to say he had advice for jahlil okafor did sam hinkie get it right? yes, disappointed with trump and republican party. we talk about that. catch our conversation sunday night in the sports zone. that is all for sports i'm don bell, have a great day. local officers and members of the community came together for some summer fun, "eyewitness news" in west philadelphia for 16th district annual community fun day. block party style barbecue was complete with all kind of games because they are playing double dutch there, it happened at 39th and the event is part of the police department's initiative to treat positive relationships between officers and the community. well, we are in the final weekend before the dnc comes to philadelphia, coming up in our next hour a special agent in charge talked about the security measure being taken to keep people safe next week. also ahead they call it the a camp for second chances. these children all have had organ transplant and this is where they can learn just like the other kid. justin is tracking the hottest weather of the season, but when an excessive heat warning takes effect when we come right back, stay with us. ♪ ♪ this is the sweetest thing anyone's ever done. that one's from my friend caitlyn. "you always encouraged me to go after my dreams. well, it's my turn now. love always, your future maid of honor." tragedy for a family in south philadelphia, a hit and run crash leaves a mother dead and several others hurt. we are live with how police caught the driver. also, speculation is over, hillary clinton picks virginia senator tim kaine as her running mate. meantime the stage is set here in philadelphia, we are just two days away from the start of the democratic national convention. today is sat the day july 23rd i'm rahel solomon. lets get over to justin drabick. we have so many people in town this week for dnc, we have a reputation for being hot and humid, we're certainly living up to it. >> this time of the year is right on schedule. we will go for good stretch of 90 degrees all next week long but this weekend is extreme heat we are dealing with, challenging record highs, worsening of the humidity will be today and monday in time for start of the dnc but we will get through it. it will be our fourth heat wave of the season, body starting to get use to it but take precautions slowing down heading outside today. drink plenty of water. outside looks really nice with nice sunrise happening with clear skies, it doesn't feel e

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