anybody working outdoors indeed. >> and what they have to wear. >> with heavy work clothes. >> thank goodness there is things such as wicking material. it is needed. you want to wear your wicking material to the bus stop because your suit will get soak through if you do not do that you will to have change clothes here to daze. it that is steamy. do expect it is going to be uncomfortable. even though we have seen a couple little blips on the radar last couple of hours overall it is a quiet a start to the day. excessive heat warning we have been discuss ago this goes into effect at high noon, for counties shaded in the hot pink. we call it hot pink for a reason, right. we will be experiencing feels like values that easily top off in the triple digits with no problem later on today. here's where we are standing 77 is current temperature for one example outside cape may courthouse here at middletown ship high school in the city of philadelphia, we are already in the 80's we will have no problems getting right back to the low 90's later this afternoon. we will expect to hit 92, go ahead and pack ten on to that, that is what it will feel like, meisha. >> so hot, katie, so dangerous too. as a reminder just take those pooches out of the car don't leave anything in there. yesterday was so steamy. ninety-five taillights moving in the southbound direction betsy ross bridge, so how many people are out there. now cracking in the 6:00 o'clock hour. it seems busiest at this same time as what we saw yesterday. headlights moving in the westbound direction near ben franklin parkway looking okay there, schuylkill headlight moving in eastbound past belmont both moving in the west and eastbound sides certainly heating up here. we will start to see more brake lights and dropping less than posted speeds as we push toward that 7:00 o'clock. as farrah as construction new jersey and pennsylvania turnpike connection westbound at delaware bridge toll plaza that rate lane blocked there. and also construction in wilmington delaware 141 northbound that is been since clear. i'll talk about septa and trolley closures coming up in a bit. joe, over to you. philadelphia police quickly nabbed a suspect in the late night murder. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live with how officers made the arrest, justin. >> reporter: police were able to find a gun, tried to save that victim and then also found a suspect and brought him here with precautioning with homicide detectives, who are working to uncover a motive. this probe on germantown avenue all began with gunfire wednesday night. >> just after 10:00 p.m. 25th district officers on patrol in the area of germantown and lehigh heard gunshots coming from the 2900 block of germantown after officers. >> reporter: alert officers had a sight of the man lying bloody in the street and man with the gunning running west. >> officer pursued this male for about two blocks at the intersection of 11th and cambria, apprehended him and he drew a gun in the bushes. >> reporter: that gun a revolver was found and the suspect a 23 year-old man was caught and then brought to homicide detectives for questioning. officers also got the victim a 46 year-old man to temple hospital, but he died a short time later, suffering at least two gunshot wound, one to his chest and one to the arm. a city housing authority office nearby keeps surveillance cameras trained on that stretch of the the germantown but police say that there are likely even more angles to this story. >> across the street there is a pharmacy that has numerous cameras and many of these cameras are facing in the direction where this shooting victim collapsed. >> reporter: and back live, so the search for surveillance video, includes will resume today. so far we do know that found on the scene were a pair of car keys as well as a cell phone near body of that victim. we are live outside police headquarters i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". brooke and joe back inside to you. another shooting to tell but this one happened just before 1:00 this morning in the 38 hundred block of north percy street. that is in philadelphia's franklinville section. someone took man to temple hospital and he is expect to be okay. no word on whether anyone has been arrested or what motivated that shooting. developing right now in maryland at least seven people are still unaccounted for after a apparent explosion, roxane apartment building. authorities say that nearly two dozen people including two fire fighters were hurt when the building went up in flames. this happened shortly before midnight in silver springs, that is just north of the washington d.c., fire ripped through three buildings with one of them collapsing, two fire fighters were hurt and they are believed to have non-life threatening injuries. there is no word yet on the extent of those other injuries. we have just got this video into our news room this is what the scene looks like from the air fire fighters still spraying hot spots, while first responders take care of those hurt but again at least seven people still missing. it was quite a stunt, bringing part of the midtown manhattan to a halt. this morning charges are pend ago begins a virginia man who climb the trump tower. as cbs news correspondent brian web reports man under going a psychiatric evaluation. >> emergency service detective saw their window of opportunity and they grabbed it. snatching a man who climbed the trump tower evening a dramatic scene in manhattan wednesday afternoon. >> i was waiting for the perfect time to present itself. when that time came i said listen, we have a level where i am able to grab him safely and bring him in. >> nineteen year-old wint up the side of the 68 floor glass covered sky scrapers using suction cups and a harness. he reached the 21st floor dodging police during the three hour game of cat and mouth. >> we wanted to proceed slow and didn't want the individual to fall, so we wanted to do it in the most safe matter possible. >> reporter: crazy sight all but shut down busy fifth avenue knew during rush hour. >> people were screaming, don't give up. >> i don't know if i was rooting for them or pull them in but crazy thing to see. >> i'm an independent researcher. >> reporter: man wanted to climb to the top to meet donald trump in person. he posted this video on you tube on tuesday where he asks to meet with the republican presidential nominee. instead he got a meeting with new york police, seen here treating him before heading to the hospital where he received a psychological evaluation. trump tweeted great job today by nypd in protecting the people and saving the climber. brian web for cps3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile donald trump continues to slam hillary clinton and president obama on the campaign trail. republican nominee will rallied supporters in fort lauderdale, florida yesterday. trump called president obama the founder of ice is. the islamic state terror group. he says that the president's national security policy in the middle east has enabled the extremist groups rise. >> he is the founder. he founded isis. i would say the co founder would be crooked hillary clinton. >> at this point the president has not responded to that, meantime, hillary clinton will be in detroit to deliver a speech on the economy capping two weeks of travel pushing her plan to create jobs. clinton campaign has formed a new group of elite republicans and independents who say they will work to elect her. this morning philadelphia police looking for a burglar who has a very specific target: day care center. they released these surveillance centers of the suspect. he has broken in to nine this year. police held a town hall meet to go tell people about the burglaries. officers say in some cases, nothing is touched. >> he gains entry through rear of the property, and, goes inside, rummage go through things, taking electronics, cash, sometimes he has taken nothing at all. >> reporter: they have happened between 8:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. police are warning business owners to lock their doors and set a surveillance and alarm systems. coming up a case of road rage caught on camera, what led to shots being fired and a family of four. plus a major car theft ring busted in philadelphia. >> but police need your help catching one more suspect. and eagles play their first preseason game today, hear from head coach doug pederson and we will tell what you fans will be allowed to bring to the game, that is usually banned. >> ♪ >> heat is on for sure, beautiful shot at the shore. who is ready for football. eagles open up tonight the at the link. begins tampa bay buccaneers and they are in town. and check this out, tonight will be the fans first chance to see top draft pick carson wentz in game action. this should be fun. wentz get to show his stuff in front of the packed stadium of bird fans. coach peterson is looking as much forward to it as we are. >> his decision making, the timing of the throws, accuracy of the throws, how well he, he in turn manages the offense. >> eagles are making some changes for fans, tonight for being hot. bring one factory sealed water bottle and 16-ounces or smaller. hopefully that will help you cool off. we are looking at a stretch of dangerously hot weather. >> we really are. so i would definitely just go to that preseason game, take along a water bottle and make sure it is sealed. we might try to put in that water bottle lemonade instead of water, we will catch you on that one. nice wide zoom here, high pressure in place. the it is off shore right now but because of that we have seen that southeasterly pull, that warmth, humidity drawn in and this cold front way back over minnesota and northern high plains that will break us of this heat but it is so slow to move and basically this blocking medic is in many in place will keep it from getting here in the next few taste. while we don't have an organized system we will to have tiehl with scattered, locally heavy scattered storms some of which could be locally strong but we will not sit in any major severe weather threat, heavy downpours with moisture, wind, lightening, and possibly even some storm cells that could produce very small sized hail. we will keep an eye on that possibility. if you are hitting the eagles game tonight take along that bottle of water, why not 7:00 o'clock. 86 degrees. do not go by that number. factor in the humidity so pack as much as five to 10 degrees on to that, and that is story today, tomorrow, sat the day. so yes it could feel as high as 105 plus degrees in any given location there will be scattered showers and thunderstorms along the way here but thankfully worse of not just heat but humidity gets broken by early next week. the it will take a while but we will get there. >> of course, katie. thank you so much. we will have to have our air conditioning on in our vehicles this morning certainly even at 3:00 in the morning we were feeling it. take a lot a the schuylkill westbound at city avenue a lot of brake lights going off now. just starting to slow down there. i-95 south at girard same story about you schuylkill westbound at city avenue heating up quicker. but pushing in the southbound direction at girard holding steady there looking slow in new jersey, 42 freeway north bound at creek road, same story there, giving you a shot of what you are looking the at traveling at posted seed but dip down a bit. we have a traffic lyle malfunction ben franklin parkway at 20th street. take a look, trolley tunnel is closed friday through august 2:98 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. route, ten, 11, 13, 34, 36 is divert todd 40th and market. use market frankford line as your best bet, we will have more in a bit, stay right where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will go for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition 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windshield landed on the car. after screaming at the family the civic driver shot at suv hitting one of the tires. suspect, then, sped away. now for a look at newspaper headlines across our area. >> on the front page of the mercury a sexually violent predator described as wick will spend the rest of his life in prison. forty-six year-old anthony hill who was known as brian golson has been sentenced to 50 to one hundred years in prison. he was convicted of raping and making terroristic threats against two women. daily times reports springfield has received $350,000 in state and federal grants, a big chunk will be used to protect fire fighters. springfield fire company can now replace obsolete self contain breathing apparatus, other fund used to purchase a new recycling truck for the township. bucks county times construction continues outside bensalem high school. the student and staff will to have endure detours for another year. the 80 million-dollar renovation project should be completed next summer. >> that is a look at newspaper headlines across the delaware valley. up next a look at some olympic games making headlines this morning. >> sleep disorder that cost the u.s. billions of dollars. doctor jen will be here to talk about sleep apnea and she will tell you why it is so common for it to go undiagnosed, katie. brooke, today will be the beginning of our excessive heat warning, it will last us multiple days so we will tell you when worst of that heat or how hot the worst of that heat will feel, as we move forward in the show, stick around full forecast is on the other u.s. continuing strong showing in pool in the rio. >> last night there was another great performance by swimming sensation katie le decky. the 19 year-old led team u.s.a. to the win in the four by 200 relay. u.s. was behind after three legs but she took over during her leg of the race, you know, this is her third gold medal of the rio games and fourth overall. >> katie -- brooke. >> it is all right. >> it is a name swap. >> don't forget about michael phelps inn he and ryan lochte finished first and second in the individual efforts. gold medal race is tonight. phelps has a busy day he has qualifying race for 100-meter butterfly before that. by the way phelps holds the world record in that event. team u.s.a. plays serbia after their first competitive game of the summer olympics. americans got the 31-point from carmelo anthony to rally past the australians. melo is all time leader in you owe limb pick scoring passing lebron james because he is not playing this time around. some of us here at cbs-3 are feeling the olympic spirit. it is sparking fierce competition. >> you are not kidding, that is pat gallen, toe to toe with vittoria woodill. but before they can square off in an epic bad myth even she down they have to learn to play the game. tomorrow on "eyewitness news" this morning, pat and torey head to the university of pennsylvania, for a quick lesson about birdies and 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minute. >> there is a large amount of blood. >> murder on germantown avenue. >> officers were able to chase down and capture that suspect mere minutes after the shooting. victim however did die. developing in maryland nearly two dozen people including two fire fighters are hurt in an apartment fire. parent are outrage, and police are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect wanted for burglarizing nine daze care centers. a lot of crazy people in this city. >> reporter: charges are pending against a man who tried to climb to the top of the trump tower. >> they is using suction cups hooked to a harness to scale the tower. >> lines it right down the right field line deep for a base hit, one run is in, here comes herrera, he will score, rounding their, heading for home is galvis and he will score as pinch hit, rbi double for ryan howard. >> ryan howard's three run double helped phillies beat dodgers six-two. >> phillies will host colorado rockies tomorrow night. katie, is what going on the sky deck. has it the gotten better or worse. >> it is as bad as it was last hour. it hasn't gotten much better and it will not, you guys. the the humidity is what makes this so, insufferable and that is the problem and running theme for us in the next couple of days. the quite a bit of moisture that is really, just weighing down the atmosphere. so with all that moisture to work with anytime we see showers or thunderstorms which we will especially this afternoon and this evening it can produce locally drenching downpours but much like these speckles of green on storm scan right now everything will be out there especially north and west of the city. it looks scattered in nature. is there a shot many do not see a single drop of rain. what we have to could be tend with is excessive heat, we have got to warning taking effect for i-95 and surrounding counties that flange that corridor that starts at noon for highs in the the mid to low 90's for next couple of days with brutal, i love that phrase, brutal humidity, and it is descriptiontive and accurately so. it will feel as hot as 105 if not worse than. that take it easy out there use all of the common sense things we tell to you do and actually, take action on them. drink plenty of water, make sure you take frequent breaks all of those things and stay out of the direct sunlight. eighty-five is what it feels like right now, it is just so darn steamy outside, and if you are, you know, eat order sky deck or wait forgo a train you will notice it. it is one of those days that makes your hair be frizzy beyond repair or fall super flat. not the best hair day certainly and with a couple scattered showers and thunderstorms along the way eventually. meisha, back inside to you. >> you certainly look beautiful outside. i can echo what katie just said, yep, very hot outside. we will run our air conditioning today. boulevard taillights in the southbound direction a approaching the schuylkill what you are looking at. they are not too bad, boulevard starting to heat up in the 6:00 o'clock hour. just holding steady here. boulevard is looking good. once you jump on to the schuylkill it is a different world all together. schuylkill westbound at city avenue you can see lanes are completely stopped there. overall schuylkill westbound is one of the busiest stretches right now. obviously in longer traveling at posted speeds. some lanes are not even moving as we push in the westbound direction. eastbound side slow as well but in the quite as slow as moving in the westbound side. we have the wine, closed overnight that is now obviously lifted. it lifted around 5:00 this morning. so a lock time ago. now moving in the westbound direction you can see how hot it is getting getting on the schuylkill right there a lot of brake lights. eastbound side on the vine you are looking okay. we have a traffic light malfunction ben franklin parkway near 20th and in the world of the septa that trolley tunnel is closed friday, august 29th, these routes which i'll tweeting out 40th and market, market frankford line is your best bet. brooke, over to you. dozens of people are behind bars this morning, philadelphia police say they are part of the major car theft ring. and, officers are still looking for one more suspects. investigators say car theft ring took vehicle identification numbers from wrecked cars and then swapped out those vin numbers on rental cars which were reported stolen. officers, say that they then stole, sold those cars for a big profit swindling unsuspecting victims out of thousands. >> the stolen vehicles were often sold to unsuspecting buyers from anywhere between 5,000, to $20,000. >> this was a detailed intricate criminal organization with many moving parts. >> more than 40 cars were stolen and sold, as for those 32 arrested police say some have already entered guilty plea toss avoid jail time but master mind behind this face 100 years behind bars. investigators are still looking for kareem upshur, they say he fraudulently registered 17 cars with fake insurance policies. >> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kaine is back in a norristown courtroom as they are trial on perjury and obstruction charges continues. kane is accused of leaking secret grand jury testimony and then lying bit. adrian king, kane's former boyfriend and top deputy, will face cross-examination in montgomery county court. king said he helped deliver material to a philadelphia political consultant. prosecutors say those materials were documents of that grand jury testimony. new jersey governor chris christie insists he told the truth during a press conference on the so-called bridge gate scandal last year. but newly released court documents show cristina rena texted another collogue and accused christie of lying at that time. christie denies those al-zawahirigations yesterday. another former christie aid faces trial next month in connection with the closing of lanes on the george washington bridge. it is a perfect time to grab a lawn chair and look at the night sky. >> of course, perfect place to learn about the science behind those stars is right here in our own backyard. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen live at the franklin institute this morning, hi there pat. >> reporter: good morning, joe and brooke. look at the view we have from the observation deck here at the franklin institute. it is absolutely gorgeous. it is a warm day. beautiful day, and guys, when i get to do things like this it brings me so much energy because of this. the view, one guy in particular that has a a better view and it is my friend derek pits here, chief astronomer from the franklin institute. good morning my friend. >> how are you. >> tell us about the summer skies because it is a beautiful time of the year and when it clears up at night you can see gorgeous things. >> in the summer sky there are five constellations that are worth seeing, three of them are directly overhead and rings and the shape that looks like a giant cross in the sky. it is the three constellations that are overhead. other two are down toward southern portion of the sky sagitarrius and scorpion. they might know those names because they sound like zodiac signs but really cool thing is that is where you'll find two beautiful planets, you'll find mars saturn both near scorpion and if you look tonight and tomorrow night you'll see a thin half moon right near them also. that is a great guide. one of the other planets visible jupiter just off to the west after sunset f you see a bright dot in the west that is jupiter, turn around to the south and see other two platt even the saturn and mars. >> you can see these things at night skies star gazing program right here at the franklin institute, tell us about that. >> franklin institute has great evening program in hi you can come here and look through our telescopes and see these planets and some of these stars as well. planets look great because saturn is just unbelievable in a telescope, so if you have a chance to check it out you have to see it, you won't believe what your eyes are seeing is. >> it is light out in the 5:00 , you can see more, what can you see during the day observing. >> great question. the most people figured you cannot see anything. our telescopes are fitted with filth their allow to us look at the sun during the day and what we do is, we dim down brightness of the sun's lights so it is safe to you. we make it safe to view. you can see sun spots on the surface of the sun and we have a different filter that lets us see explosions of the surface of the sun. only place in this region where you can come see this kind of stuff as part of your visit the to the franklin institute. observatory is opened every day the sky is clear, every day even through winter so you can come check out our what our star the sun looks like up close and in person. >> we have ten seconds. >> how can we see the international space station which is cool. >> look up tonight and about ten minutes of 10:00 you'll see the space station over on the northwestern horizon beginning to come up. at 9:53, it will be right here near the stars of the big dipper and one minute later it will disappear in the earth's shadow. name eyed, no telescope just have your time right looking in the right direction and you'll see a bright objecting ago cross the sky near the stars of the big dipper look for the international space station, i have learned so much in two and a half minutes. >> way to the astronauts. >> my brain is exploding i have learn so much in two and a half minutes. >> thanks, pat, great interview. coming up how pennsylvania measures in the fight against cancer. >> snoring it can really ruin a good night sleep but how do you know fit is sleep apnea or something else. doctor jen is here. >> we started this six years ago and every year it grows, and grows. >> ill he'll tell you why they pick moth of august to make this delivery and who it will help in, this weeks story of brotherly love. we will have they're all gone. i know i bought them. well, staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. back to school or back for more? staples has the lowest prices... period. staples. make more happen. as daylight breaks we are seeing more destruction from an explosion and fire in silver springs, maryland. authorities just said between five and seven people are still missing, 33 people in all, including three fire fighters are hurt, although in of those injuries are satisfied to be life threatening. k-9s are brought into try to find survivor. in this morning's healthwatch the american cancer society says that pennsylvania is making progress in fighting cancer. >> that is surpassing an increase to the cigarette tax. non-profit released an evaluation have of each state legislator's action on cancer issues. they say dollar per pack increase plus tax on other tobacco products is helping reduce cancer rate. according to the american cancer society more than 83,000 people in pennsylvania will be diagnosed with cancer this year. a favorite at the columbus, ohio zoo is on the move. >> um-hmm, nora the polar bear is heading to a new home. nora was nursed by hand by human handlers after her moth's abandoned her but now nora is fully grown and being sent to the oregon zoo. zoo keepers in columbus handle a large number of polar bears and now that she's okay, they need the room to greet new bears. how cute is that. >> um-hmm. >> really cute. >> yes. >> chasing bubbles. >> yes. >> how do you follow that. >> i bet you can do it. >> i will tempt it. >> we don't have the most ideal forecast, coming up, that little banner you saw there saying dangerous heat. that is a true statement. it is a toasty couple days here, guys and stifling would be a good description to how it will feel even already it is so humid outside. that is what the eyewitness weather watchers are reporting near egg harbor township. i mess this up, fluff duffy sent this in. i love his cat. his profile picture is the best. 71 degrees. did he send in this pretty picture of sun coming up. this makes it all worth it. we have some sunshine out there to kick start the day. many do stay dry quote unquote, muggy but even though we will have a couple scattered showers and storms rumbling through. we are also seeing very warm, muggy at 95 percent humidity. eld he had has 75 degrees. huge zoom on storm scan showing what is happening here. and in a nutshell high pressure is blocking this front from moving very quickly. it is a couple of days, before that has a chance to clear out the atmosphere. that means not just the pollen but air quality, and certainly the heat index values are going to be very brutal next few days. take it easy if you fall in the category of allergic or also maybe if you have got any sensitivity respiratory illness or your younger, older, you have to take it easy. but predominant pollen are grasses, chenopods and nettle with medium to high levels. forgo yard work, give it a couple days unless you are mowing lawn early in the morning or late in the day. you have to be careful in this heat. you cannot go by these numbers. we have to pack 10 degrees on for feels like value right through weekend and there will be scattered showers and storms and they are stuck with us every day, meisha. >> anything to get out of the yard work. >> yes. >> any excuse you can get. thank you. good morning everybody. schuylkill westbound at city avenue looking very slow right now. we're looking like you are just kind of inching by, really, we are seeing these lanes ten minutes ago and not moving at all. so very, very slow moving there. schuylkill near blue route, also very, very slow. basically any where on the schuylkill you will be traveling at around 10 miles an hour if you are not completely stopped. traffic light malfunction ben franklin parkway near 20th street and also, trolley tunnel is closed friday through august 2:98 to 5:00 owe overnight, ten, 11, 13, 34, 36 you will be diverted to 40th and market. use the market frankford line that is your best bet. also construction new jersey turnpike and pennsylvania turnpike connection westbound at delaware river bridge toll plaza that right lane is block there. for those around that area also some fun stuff, the eagles verse the buccaneers the first preseason game tonight at 7:00 p.m., that is going to be a hot one, so joe, over to you. august can be a tough time for children in poverty. >> summer programs that includes meals are ending. as "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington shows us there is an effort to bridge that gap. >> reporter: local business does not want children to go hungry while they wait for school to start so they have delivered help in this weeks story of brotherly love. on a hot day volunteers are lugging two vans worth of bins filled with food, and children's book. >> a lot of canned goods, staples, cereals, oatmeals for the kids who run out of food and books at this time of the summer when the programs end at the end of the july. >> reporter: volunteers from first frank bank and their mascot trusty. >> so today he is 20 degrees hot inner his suit. >> reporter: they have delivered 4,000-pound of food to the west philadelphia organization called we never say never community center. >> never say never is an amazing organization that helps distribute the food and the books to the families that most need to get through you this month of august. >> reporter: some donations come from employees and a lot from customers. >> we have started this six years ago and every year it grows, grows, grows, more and more customers bring in the items. they continue willingly. >> reporter: samantha rider of we never say never say the special delivery will help 100 families. >> people come in here and they are all overwhelmed with emotion because people really are in need of food. >> we want to give back. we have our piece of the pie and we want other people to have their piece of the pie. >> children's book will go to a crisis center. if you have a story of brotherly love let us know on cbs philly.com/brotherly. i'll see you tonight. i'm ukee washington. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:50. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, charlie. >> good morning, brooke, joe. ahead we are on the scene of an apartment complex explosion that injured dozens. plus this did the united states manipulate intelligence about the combat efforts against ice is in iraq and syria. investigation sparked by a whistle blower at u.s. central command. deadly sky diving accident that is raising questions about how the entire sport is regulated. dangers on the highway, new warning about the risk of flying debris. this our new series something in common with stars jeff bridges and chris pine, all that and more, news is back in the morning, see you in about ten minutes. >> charlie, thank you very much. is the sound of snoring keeping you awake all night? it could be sleep apnea robbing you of a good night's rest and it can go undiagnosis. >> a cord to go a new report released by the american academy of sleep medicine the sleep disorder cost the u.s. billions of dollars each year. family physician doctor jennifer cuddle is here this morning about the warning signs, it, et cetera. good morning, doctor. >> good to see you. really important topic and so glad we are talking about it. >> talk pot difference between occasional snoring and sleep apnea. >> great question people with sleep apnea often do snore but they are very different. sleep april knee, the word apnea means absence of breathing. when people have sleep apnea what happens is they stop breathing for short period of the time, often they don't know bit. but they are stopping breathing. that causes lots of problems. it is because muscles in the back of the airway are not working to keep that airway opening. so it is absence of breathing which is important. >> doctor jen, it is my understanding this goes undiagnosed. >> i see this a lot as a family practice doctor. it is amazing how many people have sleep apnea and do not know it. national sleep foundation says 18 million americans have sleep apnea which is a lot of us. it is a condition to be on the look out for. >> i know there are side effects, and if left untreated i necessity it can lead to other health issues. >> it can. a lot of people say how would i know if i have sleep apnea. as i mention sod people do snore but that is not often, well, that is one of the things we look at but something else they may say, i'm getting eight hours a sleep but i fall asleep when i'm sitting in a chair at work, falling asleep driving, i'm feeling exhausted. that day time sleepiness is a big sign. sometimes lost of concentration, mood issues what happens is we are not feeling our best but the biggest thing that is down the line all these changes, you know, stopping breathing for multiple period of time at night, for small period of time can lead to high blood pressure, heart disease, things like that. it is more than just feeling sleepy and that is what i want people to know. >> how do you take the step, leap of faith in getting diagnosed. >> the leap of faith, first of all and it is a leap of faith because you are saying, asking yourself is there something wrong? do i need to do something bit. first thing you should do is see your doctor is there a number of things we can do talk with your doctor about your symptoms in detail. when you come to my office what i want to you do is note all of the medications you are taking including those over counter ones, including benadryl and other stuff. i might they it is important. tell me if you are drinking alcohol or doing anything else before bedtime. ask your bed partner that person you sleep with do you stop breathing at night? are you choking, gasping for air. those are big signs that may lead to us a sleep apnea diagnosis. of course, as a there one of the things i may want to do is schedule you for a sleep study which is main way that we figure out if somebody has sleep apnea or not. >> lets touch on this, lets talk about treatment options. >> yes, this is one of the main treatments for obstructive sleep apnea and that is what we are talking about is c pap machine. >> good we have pictures. >> that is a c pap machine. it is a device people wear over their mouth and or their nose and keeping airway moving so it does not collapse and stop them from breathe agent night. that is main stay treatment. let me encourage people there are and i have had patients just by losing weight are able to get rid of the sleep april knee a make sure you are not drinking alcohol, quit smoking, alcohol but often times we see c pap machine as a main stay if to see you, thank you. >> we will be right back with three to and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> here's three to go. >> seven people are missing after an overnight slowings in the silver spring maryland apartment building. thirty people, plus three fire fighters are hurt. testimony will continue, in the trial of attorney general kathleen kane, top aid said yesterday she asked him to try to block an investigation into that grand jury leak. eagles take on the tampa bay buccaneers in the first game of the preseason tonight. >> that is three to go. >> um-hmm. >> lets get a last check of weather and traffic. >> certainly a very steamy night, for football for sure as we take you you can see well off in the distance center city skies line and link is back there somewhere. it the is a hazy start and feels muggy, scattered showers and thunderstorms later today. we have a disable vehicle blue route southbound approaching route 30 pulled off to the shoulder not causing too many slow downs. make note it is out there. tomorrow morning we're going back on the roadways for my dream drive segment. we will go on a delicious tasting tour of a market that is talked away. we will show you where you can find it and meet local whose businesses make it, truly special. after that i found a great spot for little ones to enjoy exploring nature, listen to the sound of the forest and learn while do it. join me tomorrow on dream drive. cbs this morning is next. >> have a great day. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, august 11th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." an explosion and fire overnight levels part of an apartment complex outside washington. dozens are hurt or missing. donald trump blasts hillary clinton and president obama, but his attack is leveled by a controversial supporter. a man who 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