making its drudge east but we have stuck with scatters showered and heat and humidity is the big issue for us here. everybody gets hit by. that these showers are very, very scattered. that is what you will find later today. we have 76. i mean that is pretty oppressive stuff. it will stay that way generally throughout the rest of the day. so we call it insufferable. i mean worst adjective used to describe it, and it will stay that way. looking at current temperature already at 81 degrees. sunnies not up and feels like flirting with 90. we do expect to hit 80's but don't go by the thermometer. you have to tack on 10 degrees, that is how it will feel, meisha. >> crazy because 90's with no humidity doesn't feel that bad but you add that humidity, yikes. a lot of it feeling it yesterday, i was outside walking it around, and i was running for cover. ben franklin bridge in the westbound direction from new jersey. nice and beautiful shot there for you. we're looking g looking fairly typical. ben franklin bridge has you coming from new jersey into pennsylvania, looking great. vine schuylkill expressway ramps, it was just closed a minute ago. might be just opening up. schuylkill eastbound ramp to the vine was still closed moments ago. vine was closed overnight for overnight construction, west and eastbound between schuylkill and broad. that is all clearing up. so that is great news for those who take the vine, myself included. accident northbound main street at stan bridge street that is number one of the three. we have three to tack about. hatboro for those in and around that area moreland and at bureau, a inn media line road at west chester pike. make note those are areas we are seeing problems. not causing too many slow downs. there is not enough vehicles. but make note. we have construction 42 southbound at 295 left lane until five. on ramp to 2951 lane until 5:00 a.m., brooke, over to you. we have to tell but a murder on germantown avenue. >> police work helped catch the suspect. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live this morning. the justin, good morning. >> reporter: joe, brooke, good morning, officers were able to chase down and capture that suspect mere minutes after the shooting and bring him here for questioning with homicide detectives, and although they tried with all of their might they were not able to save the victim. a crime scene, probe unfolding on germantown avenue's 2900 block where a man was shot and left for dead about 10:00 p.m. wednesday at 25th district officers, were patrolling within ear shot. >> they immediately responded to that location and within second they saw a male laying on the highway bleeding heavily and they saw another male, running, west on cambria street with a gun in his hand. >> reporter: suspect a 23 year-old man who not only ran, but also tried dumping that gun into nearby bushes. police got him though, and the gun, a revolver, victim a man about age 46 was shot twice. the once in the arm and once in the chest. he was found lying in the pool of blood, near a set of car keys and a cell phone. officers rushed him to temple hospital where he later died. >> not only were officers at right place and at the same time, but observed and saw suspect running from the scene there is a philadelphia housing authority office building at the intersection of germantown and cambria that has numerous exterior cameras. >> reporter: even more surveillance cameras nearby, which could help, expedite the investigation. and the gun found on scene is a revolver which may explain why police did not immediately find shell casings on the scene so with that gun and suspect their case should move quickly. also with surveillance video found nearby, and at this time brooke and joe, no word on a motive. justin finch live at police headquarters, justin, thank you. new this morning someone shot a man multiple times in the franklinville section of north philadelphia it happened shortly before 1:00 a.m. on the 3800 block of percy street. victim was taken by private vehicle to temple hospital and he is in stable condition. developing in maryland this morning nearly one dozen people including two fire fighters are hurt in an apartment fire. eyewitnesses say that they heard a loud, explosion, shortly before midnight. this happened in the silver springs just north of the washington d.c. fire ripped through three buildings with one of them collapsing. two fire fighters hurt are believed to have non-life threatening injuries. no word on the extent of the other injuries. well, it takes a lot to stop traffic in new york city but for hours yesterday a 19 year-old man held the big apple in the palm of his hand. well, he had suction cups in his hand because he was scaling the front of the trump tower here as you can see. authorities have not yet released vat man's name as he is under going a psychiatric evaluation at this hour. this is photo of him taking from inside the tower but before his climb the man posted a video to you tube explaining himself. >> i'm an independent researcher seeking a private audience with you to discuss an important matter. >> the you in that video is referring to donald trump. new york city police shut down traffic on fifth avenue knew and set up giant air bags on the ground. after several attempts they were able to grab the man and pull him inside to custody. >> i reached out and said sir, you need to come with me. >> reporter: thinks a picture of officials searching a man after pulling him inside. trump, who was campaigning in virginia tweeted quote great job by nypd in protecting the people and saving the climber. you can imagine the new york papers are all over this, this is front page of the daily news, a paper that is against trump's presidential, and their head line reads hey donald will your wall stop suction cups? a reference to his promised to build a wall a long new york mexico border. trump continues to face criticism for his comments some believe suggested a threat of violence toward hillary clinton. it happened during a speech earlier this week, trump suggested that a second amendment advocating could stop clinton from being elect. now clinton is responding, saying it proves trump does not have the temperament to be president. clinton will give a speech on the economy today outside detroit, trump will be in florida, he visits pennsylvania tomorrow. stay with "eyewitness news" for cbs philly for latest developments in campaign 2016, find update all the time at cbs philly.com. philadelphia police want you to help them to identified a burglar targeting day care centers in the city. this is the surveillance picture of the suspect. officers with the 35th district tell town hall meeting more people about this. the suspect burglarized two day cares in february and then broke into seven centers in just the last week. they say he strikes after hours when the day cares are closed. >> gaining entry through rear of the property, and rummage go through things and taking electronics, cash, sometimes he has taken nothing at all. >> reporter: officers are telling business owners to make sure all doors are lock and to have surveillance and alarm systems. more than two dozen people are behind bars after philadelphia police say that they have cracked a major car theft ring. this morning they are looking for one more suspect, investigators say car theft ring took the vehicle identification numbers from wrecked cars and then swapped out those vines on rental cars which were reported stolen. officers say they then sold those cars for a big profit, swindling unsuspecting victims out of thousands of dollars. >> she had to give that car back and then walk around with her new born on buses, because all of her money was spent on a brand new car that was really a stolen replated car. >> more than 40 cars were stolen and sold. as for those 32 arrested some have already enter guilty plea toss avoid jail time but mastermind behind this could face 50 to 100 years in prison. investigators are still looking for kareem upshur, they say he fraudulently registered 17 cars with fake insurance policies. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is back in the the montgomery county courtroom today and former boyfriend turned top deputy returns to the witness stan. kane is accused of leaking secret grand jury testimony and then lying bit. adrian king faces cross-examination today. king says he helped deliver a manilla envelope to the philadelphia political consultant, prosecutors say the envelope contains the secret documents. new jersey governor chris christie insists he told the truth when he told reporters, no one in his office had anything to do with lane closures on the george washington bridge but newly released court documents show cristina rena texted another collogue and accused of christie of lying. during a press conference over the so-called bridge gate scandal. the christie denied those allegations yesterday and another christie aid faces trial next month. still ahead a family of four say they are lucky to be alive after an angry driver shot their car. see gunfire for yourself plus find out what the suspect said to them before the shooting, plus this. when i reached back and i pulled it out, i screamed. >> scary surprise for a man who was simply sitting on his friend's couch. we will tell you what caused the scars you see right there. also it cost nearly 60 million-dollar to put these flames out and new we know what sparked them. we will tell you the cause of last year valley fire in california. >> ♪ >> speaking of inter galactic, we will talk to franklin institute chief astronomer derek pits about the meet your showers we can see in the sky. pat gallen will be live in a bit. we will be right back. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how work for everyone?nomy hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. check out this intense fire in southern france. >> at least four people have been killed by wild fire in france and portugal. multiple fires have been formed near the mediterranean city of marsais, high wind are whipping flames, homes are burning and thousands of people are leaving including tourist. california authorities blame a faulty hot tub for the deadly valley fire. investigators say a faulty electrical connection sparked a fire in dry grass behind a home. four people were killed, more than 7600 acres were scorched, fire ruined 2,000 structures and cost 57 million-dollar, to fight. frightening moments for a family traveling in their suv on a california highway, they did something that most do every day but it got them killed. authorities say driver in the honda civic pulled up beside them yelling their windshield washer sprayed his car. honda driver fired two shots hitting front passenger tire of that suv. honda driver then sped off, another driver captured the shooting on a dash cam. a florida man enjoying a nice night outside gets quite the surprise. shawn olson says he was sitting on the couch with the friend inside a screened porch when he felt something short sting his side. when he looked down a 4-foot long ball python was taking a bite. >> it was lashed on my thigh. i ripped it off my hip, ripped it off and it just kept coming out. i threw through it across the patio. >> ball pythons are not venomous but they are commonly owned as pets. olson got a tetanus shot and antibiotics. very prudent of him. >> can you imagine, something hurts. >> hi. >> that is crazy. >> i don't know what i would do. >> i imagine i would just freak out. >> these stories, y'all don't want me ever to go outside again. >> the bugs, snakes later. >> exactly. >> yesterday was bug, today is 4-foot pythons. we will see what we have on friday, brooke. all right. in the meantime we are looking ahead to a very, very summer-like forecast, my friend. hot, humid eras well as potential for unsettled weather, in the form of scattered showers and thunderstorms with no real organized storm system moving through or frontal boundary for many, many days yet to come. in the meantime we will see light of take coming up, a little later with every passing day. today it comes up at 6:10, just shy of an her from now we will see sunrise in philadelphia we will come up a smidge sooner as out towards the jersey shore towns but that does mean we're on the side of the year where we're losing daylight with every passing day. just over two minutes depending on the day but regardless, it is still hot outside. as we are in the middle here, again of the dog days of summer as we call them. outside pleasant valley middle and high school even at this point in light of day yet shining over the horizon with you give it time. i do think we will have a nice sunrise because overall storm scan three is awfully quiet. couple scattered isolated and very light rain showers here and there but generally we are off to a tranquil start. here's coal front responsible for damaging severe weather already and another risk to are that severe weather up across northern high plains. that front needs to cross for to us break this pattern. it will take its time. there is a giant area of high pressure out to sea that is blocking this from going anywhere. it will take a couple days to get to that point. in the meantime look at the future heat index. what is it going to feel like. by 8:00 in the morning it feels like 90 degrees already. then we will get to the peak of the afternoon two or 3:00 p.m. and multiple triple digits on the heat index throughout the region as a whole. it is flirting with 90 in the poconos. tomorrow same story but even hotter if you can believe it. we have an eagles preseason game coming up here tonight and pretty brutal stuff with those tags on. 86 degrees tonight at 7:00 p.m. and still feels hotter. quick check on the seven day we don't break worst of this, guys until next week, meisha, over to you. >> katie, i can't imagine those athletes outside playing in weather like this. all right. good morning everybody. happy gateway to our weekend 95 south before girard this is what you are looking at pushing in the southbound direction, not too bad, moving in the northbound side, because we're looking great. southbound side where i'm keeping my eye crossing in the 5:00 o'clock hour. we will see things heat up ever so slightly as we are seeing evidence in new jersey, 42 freeway north bound at creek road, you will make your way to 95, what you are looking at there a lot of vehicles. i would say at this same time, one of what we saw yesterday on the hump days. make note. gateway looking busier then what i would say, we would typically see, boulevard at wissohickon, taillights are moving in this southbound direction, so it will be northbound side, and i would say overall looking good, as it normally does around the boulevard, basically blue route is looking the same way. we have an accident here in broomall media line road at west chester pike. we have had two other ones but they have been since cleared. joe, over to you. now for a look at some of the newspaper headlines across our area. >> daily times is following case of the upper darby's school superintendent, rick dunlap, they are reporting on a executive session held last month in which no vote was taken to put dunlap on leave. it remains unclear why the superintendent is on paid administrative leave. pottstown mercury they are reporting police are increasing efforts to enforce boro's curfew. while they cannot give a specific number yet police captain robert thomas say they have employed officers on overtime specifically to make arrests for curfew violations. burlington county times is she casing new renovations at crystal lake park, they include hiking and horse trails and a picnic area. there is a look at newspaper headlines from across the delaware valley. still ahead eagles play their first preseason game tonight. >> we will tell you what fans will be allowed to bring to the game. also ahead, this is not your average play, do you see what i did there? a fan loses his snack and maybe fries trying to catch a foul ball. we will show you more when we come right ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. 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the answer is, honestly, how would you know? tonight eagles fans will begin to form a real opinion. second overall pick will play most of the second half against buccaneers in the preseason game, his head coach is looking forward to it and here's what he is looking for. >> his decision making, the timing, of the throws and accuracy of the throws, how well he in turn manages the offense and how well they move. basically allowing him to manage the game and watch him do those types of things. >> smoldering hot game tonight so fans ara loud to bring one bottle will of water into the stadium. bottle must be, 16-ounces or smaller and factory sealed. that is all for sports, i'm don bell have a great day. another gold medal for u.s. olympics at rio. katie le decky anchors the americans in the four by 200 relay and lead team u.s.a. to the gold. u.s. trailed through first three legs of the race but, the 19 year-old le decky anchor leg blew everybody else, right out of the water. it is le decky's third gold medal and fourth overall at rio games. you cannot talk about swimming without talking about michael phelps. he and ryan lochte finish, 1/2 in the semi finals in the 200-meter individual medly last night. he goes after his fourth straight event but before that he will swim in the qualifiers for 100-meter butterfly a race in which he holds the world record. phelps has an unbelievable 21 gold medals in his amazing career. for the first time in the rio olympics not an easy game for team u.s.a. basketball but they rallied to beat australia behind 31 points from carmelo anthony. melo is now top scorer in u.s. mens basketball history, passing lebron james who skipped this years game. team u.s.a. plays serbia. >> lebron is in bora, bora. >> phillies are off tonight before they play in alumni weekend series with the colorado rock fridays south philadelphia. yesterday, in the getaway game in los angeles phillies came back from eventing, one to nothing deficit. freddie galvis hit his first right-handed home run in two years. three run shot that put philadelphia is head to stay. galvis hit a home run left-handed tuesday night. ryan howard had a rbi double and phillies win six-two. hey nothing like a fun ballgame with great ballpark food, right. >> but never forget to take things one at a time. check this out, foul ball, heading to the stands last night and, of course, pittsburgh and there was a guy back from the concession stand trying to go for it. we will call him a yinzer, he tries to hang on to his barbecue, nachos and beer and all right in the face, down his shirt, every where else, all over the crowd, rough break, and no he did not catch the ball. >> it is the worst thing about this not that it is all over his face but it is wasted like do you know how good that looks. >> barbecue sauce all over his head. he has a barbecue sauce hat on now. >> such a bummer. >> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" we have brand new information just released on how pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware are doing in the fight against cancer. plus this... a new report by triple a reveals growing dangers of the debris-related crashes i'm chris mar teen necessary los angeles and coming up i'll tell what you experts say you can do to keep yourself and other drivers safe. also ahead what is happening here? got to tell you about the actor seen here fighting on top of the sidney's famous opera house. well, it is steamy, to kick start the day and sign of things yet to come and a long stretch it looks like of this heat and humidity. i'll tell you whether he we expect to it final hi break and you are looking live at center city, you cannot see it,