now at 1:11 week in the dark. growing frustration for those who remain without power following last tuesday's fierce weather. and tonight, we are tracking more storms, and they are moving in from the west right now and they are expected to reach us by tomorrow. the beautiful weather we have enjoyed today will not stick around. good evening jessica has the night off i'm chris may. let's start with meteorologist craze bilo live outside on the cbs-3 sky deck where kate,

tonight it is calm, clear but that is before the storms. >> that is right chris beautiful evening, on the sky deck still a nice breeze but second i walk out here first thing i said was you can definitely feel humidity creeping up a little bit. still pretty comfortable but we have due points in the lower 50's earlier and now they are creeping up toward 60. humidity will feel more noticeable when you step out the door tomorrow morning. lets look at storm scan three and once again you can see showers moving through western pennsylvania now. that batch you see right there, clipping state college that will miss us to the north but further south we have got that cold front that will push through during the day tomorrow and will bring locally gusty then are storms to portion s of our area they won't be every where but they can be locally strong. storm scan three as we sweep region looking okay locally right now and temperatures feeling comfortable as well. we got to the lower 80's to the city, average high 86. no where near that. 66 degrees in allentown. seventy in trenton. seventy-four in philadelphia i

can tell you it feels great out here. first forecast 07 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 9:00 a a.m. warming up at 76. by 11:00 a.m., 81 degrees. by tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m. showers and storms will pop up especially north and west of the city where we expect strongest storms tomorrow. coming up we will tell what you to expect with the storms and more storms on the way this week what does that mean for your fourth of july weekend. we will look at that with the seven day forecast. for now chris back inside to you. >> thanks very much. >> kate. patients is running thin in south jersey tonight homes and business there is have been without power since tuesday night's storms. and our diana rocco joins us live on heritage road in sewell, new jersey where a entire neighborhood is still in the dark tonight diana a? >> reporter: and chris it has been a long, seven days, for many of the people living here in this neighborhood, and it still looks much like this . this is what heritage road looks like tonight. tree branches, still draped

over power lines. and the lack of power crews has only fueled the frustration here. clean up is in full swing for most of the south jersey. and, power has been restored to most after last tuesday's storms it has been several days and hundreds are still waiting in the dark. >> really getting oldest specially with my neighbors getting electric ton days ago. >> reporter: dianne wagner is in gibbstown where last two customers got power back monday but clean up is far from over. >> i lost eight trees and roof off my house. >> it has been going back in time. we just, you know, trying to get by with no electric. >> reporter: across the county generators have been running on overtime on heritage road in sewell, damage is widespread. utility poles are down and so are power lines with dozens of trees, evidence of a clean up is in front of the every home, but patients is running out.

>> we have not seen many trucks on the road. >> reporter: anthony decide monday and his wife have been calling ac electric every day. they have a down pole and transformer at the even of the driveway and they are hoping by tuesday they will see some progress. >> but it ha been pretty tough. there is a lot of utilities. our pool is turning green. >> reporter: and east greenwich township harmony road interest section has been finally cleared after pending lines and poles shut 295 on ramp for a week. berg are king and shop rite are still running on generator power and crew from his all over continue, just to work around the clock. >> and now just in the last few minutes we have seen evidence of power crews on this street. there are two power trucks, parked at the end of this block. that should come as are good news for a lot of the frustrated people here, atlantic city electric is hoping to have the lights back on for this entire neighborhood by midnight tonight, and or sometime tomorrow. we're live from sewell, new jersey i'm diana rocco for

cbs-3 "eyewitness news" you can understand their frustration, time to get the lights on there thanks very much. some people without power wondering where governor chris christie is? well in, one will have a problem finding him tomorrow. that is when he is expect to announce his run for the white house. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has details of the christie launch. >> i get accused a lot of times of being too blunt and too direct. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie says he is just telling it like it is, he launched this campaign web site over the weekend but he still hasn't verbally confirmed the run. here he is on friday. >> we're not answering any questions about my political future today. i'm here as a governor to talk about state business. there will be time to talk about my political future next week. >> reporter: when he officially enters tuesday morning he will be the 14th republican date to announce. we spoke to republican vote hers who worry about the large candidate pool. >> it is just too much to

choose from. >> reporter: how will governor christie rise above the crowd? in his campaign video he says it is his personality. >> i have an irish father, and i have a cyst sicilian mother. now, for those of you hooting you know what that means right. >> reporter: we spoke to new jersey voters who say positive or negative, christie will make an impact in the race. >> he seems to be more interested in the national stage then what is going on in local government, so let him do what he wants. >> i'm's nothat interested in him. >> reporter: kate ingrammys a republican and welcomes governor christie with open arms when he first took office but she said another republican in the race. >> i like him a lot. >> reporter: other voters say his response to sandy was top notch but his going to court over bridge gate caused some concern. >> probably make it easier for

democrats to win. there is something to think about. >> he is honest. he is honest. you know people person, maybe not. honesty, yeah. give him honesty. >> reporter: a lot of opinions about tomorrow's announcement. that will kick off at 11:00 o'clock in the morning at livingston, new jersey. after that governor christie has a event in new hampshire tomorrow night where he will be the rest of the week. reporting live, david spun t for cbs-3 eyewitness news good where he will spend quite a bit of time. thanks very much. stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow christie announcement. we will bring you campaign 2016 developments here on tv and on line at cbs philly.com. philadelphia police are searching for person who murdered an eight five-year old woman in east mt. airy. regina brunner was found dead inside of her home on rumfort road, her throat had been slashed. her car silver 20 toyota corolla is missing tonight and

investigators believe her killer may have that car. brunner had been living with the man neighbors described as a friend. he is not a suspect . he has been hospitalized for the past week. one of the suspects in the west philadelphia block party shooting that sent ten people to the hospital has turn himself in. dominic lemar surrendered today. he is accused in a june 20th shooting in the 4100 block of ogden street in the mantua section. police say all of the victims in that case were hit with bird shots that had been fired from the shotgun. kylie harley is second suspect still at large tonight. first wrongful death lawsuit was filed stemming from the crash of amtrak train 188, in port richmond. the family of the maryland businessman bob gildersleeve is suing amtrak, claiming negligence and outrageous conduct. gildersleeve is on his way to new york on the night of may 12th when that train derailed, rounding a corner at more than a hundred miles an hour.

tonight, the families attorney spoke with "eyewitness news" about the pain that gildersleeve's loss has caused. >> this has been a horrible, continuing to unfold nightmare for this family, two teenage children, a loving, devoted caring wife who had just lost everything that meant everything in the world to them. >> the 45 year-old was one of the eight people killed in that crash amtrak has not commented on that lawsuit. the rebuilding of the philadelphia phillies continues, the the team introduced its new president today and he brings pretty impressive resume. our leslie van arsdal joins us now with more and i think there is hope that this guy can get the job done. >> he has had his fair share of success. word did reek out over a week ago phillies targeted any macphail, first team president hired from outside the organization, he comes from a well establish baseball family. hidad and grandfather even shrined in cooperstown.

he won two world series titles running twins and cub and orioles. he agrees with the phillies rebuilding program. he is just preaching patients right now. >> i really to have a plowed this organization with the path it has taken recently. i think it is right path. i think any team that really devotes themselves to a rebuild gets rewarded in the end. teams like kansas city, tampa pittsburgh baltimore, if you stick with it, and you go by that scenario you ultimately will be rewarded. >> well, gillick will stick around and it is expect that macphail will participate in trade conversation and input but those decisions will be left with gillick and ruben amaro. big question is will ruben be around next season? i will talk about that more in sports. it will be interesting more changes to come for sure good a lot more fun when they're good, so let's he so. >> all right. >> leslie, thanks very much. tonight we have a warning

about something washing up on the jersey shore, we will tell what you makes these things dangerous. and why they are suddenly showing up around here. they are not your typical dog treats? could a compound found in marijuana help sick pets? our health reporter stephanie stahl will take a closer look. kate? as we zoom out on storm scan three here, some showers and storms heading our way and we have showers and thunderstorms, at least a chance in the forecast almost every day this week. heat and humidity coming back as well, that seven day forecast is coming up, chris. donald trump's famous catch phrase comes back to haunt him. who told him you're fired when "eyewitness

a north jersey man charged with trying to support isis makes his first appearance in federal court. twenty-three year-old all a seday was held ordered held without bail and faces a

maximum, 20 years in prison. prosecutors say he was trying to recruit his brother to fly to the middle east to join the islamic state. the department of home land security is warning about the possibility of terror attacks in this country over the july 4th weekend. experts say that there are three reasons why. number one, large number of americans who have become radicalized, there have been 50 arrestness just 12 months. number 2a call by isis to take up arms against their even miss during rama dan which is now underway. and the fact that july 4th is a distinctly american holiday. it is important to note there is no intelligence, to suggest a specific threat. we're learning much more about the new york prison escape, that sent police on a three week manhunt for these two ick killers. fugitive who survived david sweat is now talking with investigators from his hospital bed. sweat has told them that he and fellow fugitive richard matt hadlanned to go to mexico but when that plan fell apart they made a run for

canadian border. sweat believed matt, who turned 49 during their time on the run was slowing him down so the pair split up about five days ago. police killed matt in a hoot out on friday. sweat was recaptured, yesterday afternoon. the financial crisis in greece helped send stocks sharply lower on wall street today. dow jones industrial average was down 350 points, its worst single day drop this year. the s and p500 and tech stocks on the nasdaq broadly lower as well. meantime protesters, hit the streets of greece ahead of the referendum on the financial crisis there greece's prime minister is urging vote tours reject demand of the creditors. with banks closed, many greeks lined up outside atm's but they could only withdraw 67euro's which is $75 some fear greece will default on e debts and exit the euro. donald trump says he is considering some legal action

against nbc and his uni vision network after they severed business ties with the g.o.p. presidential hopeful. nbc says that the miss u.s.a. pageant, which trump owns, scheduled for july 12th, will no longer air on the network or on uni vision. in a statement the company says it reached that decision after trump's recent comments describing immigrants as criminals ape rapists. on the "eyewitness news" healthwatch tonight pot for pets. many believe marijuana can help humans with a variety of ailments. now there are supplement for animals that contain a marijuana extract. our health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it works foreman's best friend. >> reporter: this his no ordinary dog treat, dutchy is getting a k-9 snack made with a compound found in marijuana. >> i was amazed at how well, he did. >> reporter: biscuits contn cpd a substance in pot that can provide pain relief without a high.

>> he really could not take one of the drugs that is very common for drugs with hip dysplasia and pain. i was just looking for alternatives and this was a alternative that work for him. >> reporter: it treats also for leo who had seizures. >> violently shaking his mouth is opened, his eyes are rolling back, he is drooling. >> reporter: experts say the supplements can be effective but there is limited research. >> there is a lot of potential for its use as a pain reliever. >> reporter: but many vets are concerned because there are no established standard or dosage levels. >> there is no real regulation on them, we don't have any information about whether they are safe and how they work with other medications but we also don't have any information, that says that they are not saf >> reporter: food and drug administration recently issued a warning to some manufacturers, for marketing unapproved drugs. >> there you go. >> reporter: treats are used for anxiety and inflammation. >> to see him struggling it was heart breaking and we wanted to do something for him so we gave it a try and it

work and i'm glorious to see that. >> reporter: supplements available on line are sold in other forms like pills and can be used for cats but be sure to talk tour vet first. and, it is never safe to give real marijuana to pets, that can cause dangerous even deadly reactions. i'm stephanie he stall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well also, welcome visitors returned to jersey shore beaches over the weekend. not new yorkers but portuguese manowars. they have been spotted in stone harbor, surf city, harvey cedars and now ocean city. "eyewitness news" today spoke with the woman who photographed one in ocean city and she found it sunday morning at the beach. >> i took the pictures on my phone and we walk up to the life guard and said hear is the picture. right over there. just to alert them. >> well, a manowar looks like a jelly fish but these guys are a colony of the organisms working together. they have long ten california that is pack a nasty sting and

like bees youcan be allergic to them f stung you should seek medical attention right away. now, that would ruin a good beach day. >> yes exactly. >> that looks pretty prehistoric. >> yes. >> worried about shark by the and now i have whole other thing to worry about. >> crawled out of the sea 2,000 years ago. >> yes. >> today was a great beach day. >> rest of the day looks like nice beach weather as well, as we get to the holiday weekend. we have a few thunderstorms we will talk about tomorrow and then again over next few days a lot of them will be isolated wildly scattered but any storm can pack a punch as we know well after last week's weather. certainly something to keep an eye out for this week. lets look at the evening shaping up. it has been a beautiful day and, still pretty nice out there right now. humidity creeping up just a little bit. you can see down the shore everything is lit up and if i'm not mistaken boardwalk is looking busy in atlantic city and ocean city, wildwood

boardwalks also still hopping this evening a lot of people take this week down the shore leading up to the big holiday weekend the fourth of july on saturday. how does the wet lear? lets take a peak at storm scan three. we will talk about the near term. here's our next system moving in with showers and a few thunderstorms. this will miss us to the north. you can see where it is going. showers and storms will get here during the day tomorrow. while strongest storms look to be mainly off to the west of philadelphia, we will see risk for heavy rain and damaging wind with any storm. right now 74 at the airport. pair of six's in allentown. seventy-one in atlantic city. sixty-nine in wildwood. you can see these showers and storms are as a result of the cold front moving through. here's right through 9:00 o'clock, couple showers and storms could continue. wednesday they are more isolate. few more spotty storms in the afternoon and high pressure tries to briefly wedge in here on thursday, which could still get clipped by a shower or then are storm during dayton thursday. thinks for tomorrow and you can see it is a line right

down our reek on. marginal risk for severe weather west of the city. these are areas that have the best chance forgetting locally gusty thunderstorm, chester county right up in the lehigh valley and parts of the delaware. that doesn't mean this area will not see a strong storm. it means much greater likelihood further to the west. and now we are heading toward, our leap second. thinks a, nerd stat that i like. tonight we will get an extra second added to our day and this is, added in 1972 to account for slowing of the earth's rotation. it happened 25 times this takes place at 11:59 tonight actually tomorrow night. and it will continue into midnight. you'll get an extra second june 30th what will cow with that extra second of time, you have tomorrow, and it can disrupt electronic and internet applications, servicer, things like that depend on timing to the second. tomorrow is our leap second. overnight partly cloudy, comfortable. 66 degrees. tomorrow warm and a humid with a chance for a thunderstorm in the mid afternoon.

as we jump to the fourth of july that is when we have another chance of a storm but besides that, it will be a nice typical summer day with temperatures in the 80's. that is where we will be all week, chance for pop up thunderstorm each day but otherwise, warm, slightly humid with temperatures just where they should be as we transition from june into july.

we have been talking in the commercial about what we will do with a leap second extra second that takes off the phillies could maybe use that to decide reuben amaro junior's future. >> that is the question that everyone wants to necessity right now what will happen to ruben. we told you earlier in the newscast phillies named andy macphail as new team president and will take over at the end of the season for the retiring pat gillick. right now he will watch and take notes about the team and personnel for next three months and then yep what does this mean for gm ruben amaro junior. his craze up at the end of the season. he can start the whole rebuilding project but will andy bring in on one knew to

finish the job. >> i've got three months to learn what i need to learn. i think it is way premature to talk about personnel decisions. once you get a clear understanding of how you think your club needs to proceed then you have a better idea who you think can help execute the plan that you think you have to execute. >> and then, phillies start aid four game series with the brewers. sean o'sullivan got the start for fightins. phillies have the worst record in baseball, brewers second worst. we pick up action in the send phillies up three-one. caesar hernandez takes up a fly ball. o'sullivan scores from second. fill business a four-one lead. then brew crew chips away at that lead. ryan brawn hits a double to right driving in geraldo para and phillies lead now two. ramirez at the plate hits a double to the gap in center knocking in two more runs. phillies lead gone. five-four milwaukee. jonathan will add a rbi inning is will. he had four of the brewers 16

hits as they beat phillies seven-four. to hockey news flyers traded forward zach renaldo to boston for third round pick in 2017 and sign chris vandervelde i to a extension. hockey hall of fame class of 2015 was announce today. former flyer chris pronger will be a member. he led flyers to the stanley cup finals in 2010 but his career was cut short because of post concussion syndrome. pronger had his contract actually trade todd arizona over weekend so flyers would of cap space for upcoming season. and, chester native, bow ryan will retire at the end of the next season. he led wisconsin to back to back final four appearances a lost to duke in the national championship game. he coached badgers for 14 years and taken wisconsin to the ncaa tournament every year, we will be right

finally on a warm night like this nothing beats ice cream.

some young people and their families in six camden neighborhoods were treated tonight to free ice cream from mr. softee trucks. the free ice cream is courtesy of the camden county police department, and this is, the perfect way to celebrate summer, what a great night for those kids. we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we are back in the morning at 4:30. for leslie and kate and everybody here i'm chris may. stay tuned for csi. have a good night. we will see you here again tomorrow.

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