>> here's where we currently stand, severe thunderstorm warning, at least, until 12:15, for philadelphia county, going to very likely see these yellow warnings, go in and out of effect from west to east over the next couple of hours, there you have it, just before your very eyes, things updating for us here in fact, let me zoom it out as we're on the air, yes, there we go, now extending down into portions of cumberland county as well as northern cape may county, atlantic county giving you a sense this is moving very speedily at about 45 miles per hour, to the east. so, eventually, this will get to the shore, we just showed you, towelly off to nice start at the ocean, but, we are going to see these storms rumble through very quickly, and as they do so, they bring with them, we repeat it for you one more time, short list of impact, brief downpours,

wind gusts that get to up about 60 miles per hour, so i've actually already seen some trees down in our storm reports, and also, potential to see some small size hail out of this, as well. frequent lightning, the other issue, ever hear thunder always head inside. more on the much nicer forecast down the road a bit later in the show, brooke, we send it back to you for now. >> philadelphia city council could vote today on the proposed sugary drink tax and both supporters and critics making sure their voices are heard. chopper three over city hall for demonstration by soft drink manufacturers, philadelphia's shop owners, against the tax. our alexandria hoff live inside city hall where the vote could take place this afternoon. hi, alex? >> reporter: well, good afternoon, if this passes through city council then philadelphia would become the first major city in the u.s. with a tax on sugary drinks. but opponents gathered outside today say that they're begging for alternative. >> hello, how are you?

>> hundreds of protesters pled their case to sit hall hoping to sway council's opinions on proposed sugary drink tax that could be decided later this afternoon. >> my hometown,. >> tax goes through daily this proposed tax hovered around 3 cents an ounce. >> universal pre k and other community programs. >> the fairest and fastest way and the mayor has said the mondayly go directly to pay for expanded pre k services, rebuilding parks and libraries and rec centers, community schools. >> but the complicated part of this is that much of the crowd has supported mayor jim kenney, and a cause that they call noble. >> to be clear, teamsters local 830 sports universal pre k, community schools, improve recreation centers and other

worth while project. but we cannot support attacks that target our industry alone. >> industry insiders say their livlihood depends on council finding another way. >> the edge every just making a profit now, and this passage just makes it so expensive it, will put us out of business. >> city council's planning to start the voting process at 2:00 p.m. today at the time opponent are planning to gather back. live from city hall, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks so much, alex, search on for gunman who shot and killed a man outside mcdonald's restaurant in norristown, happened about 11:30, west main street, several shell casings surrounding the victim's body in the drive-thru lane at the mcdonald's, the 24 year old victim was pronounced dead at the scene, his name is being withheld until family members can be notified. well, residents in fishtown had a rude awake think morning after learning their vehicles were vandalized overnight. police are trying to determine

whose responsible. "eyewitness news" reporter joel hold send in fishtown with reaction from neighbors. >> shatter glass pretty much everywhere along memphis street. albert yee came outside to find his car windows smashed. >> just annoying, one of those senseless crimes. >> police in the 26th district tells cbs-3, two dozen car windows were randomly targeted overnight. in both the 221800 blocks of memphis. >> it goes from here all the way down in montgomery avenue. that's like three long, three, four long blocks. >> police say this happens every once in a while here, unfortunate, an aggravating situation. >> people want to destroy other people's property. i don't understand it, but i would have to say it is probably more frustrating than anything else, because now you have to go replace the window, take time out of your day. >> car owners tell us they paid about $100 or so to have the windows replaced, at this point, police say nothing was taken from any of the vandalized cars.

>> but that's about this one, didn't steel anything out of the cars, just seems like somebody came down, just randomly busted windows. >> and you can see, some neighbors have taken to bagging up their windows just not able to get those windows fixed just yet. police believe this happened around 4:00 this morning, and they are now reviewing surveillance cameras, on these houses, to try and pin down who was responsible. in fishtown, joel holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". camden county police officers took to the streets this morning, to share important potentially life saving information throughout the community. officers teamed up with volunteers from the camden county addiction task force. they walk through the street, alleging out little red informational cards, which include instructions on what to do in the event of an overdose. well, hillary clinton is expected to be named the democratic presidential nominee when democrats meet later in philadelphia this summer, the former first lady and secretary of state, has more than enough delegates for

the nomination. president obama called to congratulates her after her victories in yesterday's primaries cents and caucuses, clinton will be the first woman to represent a major party in a president election. tonight have i at this is not about one person, it belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. >> the clinton's rival bernie sanders won two contests yesterday in montana and north dakota sanders insists that he'll fight on through next week's washington, d.c. primary, and all the way to the convention. >> and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to philadelphia. >> president obama also called sanders last night, at sanders area request the two plan to meet at the white house tomorrow.

>> republican candidate donald trump won again taking prime areas and caucuses in new jersey and other states. the nominee for several weeks. cbs news estimates trump has 1538 delegates, trump hinted he would deliver a major speech about the clinton's next week. we can't solve our problems by counting on politician that is created our problems, the clinton's have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves. >> also trying to stop criticism saying a federal judge could not preside fairly over a case involving trump university just because of the judge's mexican her take. trump says his comments were misconstrued. >> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", why the lines began forming before dawn in louisville to bid muhammad ali farewell on the days before his funeral. and this video is stunning. we'll show you what the struggle was all about, and how it was

>> well free tickets to attend muhammad ali ticket are already gone, given out earlier than planned today after thousands started lining up last night to get the chance to witness history. kenneth craig spoke to some of those who waited in lines for hours in louisville, kentucky. finally made it to the window. >> for anna and her eight year old great grandson, muhammad ali's funeral isn't just any event. >> thank you.

>> got my ticket, yeah. >> it is a moment in history. >> and muhammad ali the greatest man. >> quickly with strange nerves line, sharing her memories of ali growing up. >> he would always say i'm pretty, i'm pretty, i'm going to be the world's next heavy weight champion. >> thousands of other lined the street of louisville, for a chance at some of the 14,000 available free tickets. >> organizers are expecting to fill this arena friday, for those who don't get a ticket, the service will be shown on big screens outside saying good-bye to her hometown hero. >> for the greatest that there ever was in boxing. god bless him. >> on friday, she'll join dignitaries and leaders from around the world, and those

from her own backyard, to say good-bye. when muhammad ali fills an arena, one last time. in louisville, kentucky,, kenneth craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks a lot, kenneth. this next video is chilling, attempted kidnap nerve florida was stopped in the act, and it is all caught on camera. disturbing surveillance video shows craig bonnella dragging 13 year old girl through a dollar general store while her mother hangs on and tries to stop him. fortunately off duty deputy was outside the store and stopped him from getting away. neighbors say they were disturbed by this. >> somebody that really deserves to be put away. >> there wouldn't have been, i mean, any doubt, i would have thrown myself on anybody, you know, and now i guess i have to be prepared to do that. >> no one was hurt during this incident. authority say they don't know why he was after the girl. they say he's not a registered sex offender but has history of arrests.

>> that's just crazy. >> terrifying video. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> sharks in the water find out where the warning is going out today to swimmers, katy? >> brooke, we are in the midst of some damaging storms here in the delaware valley, coming up we will track those storms for you, tell you exactly when they get out of here, i also come bearing nice weather news. i'll tell when you we are expecting the perfect day of this forecast coming up.

we have video, make anyone think twice about going in the water two sharks spotted close to the shore line in huntingdon beach california came about 50 to 60 yards from shore, lifeguards on jet scries tried to scare them away, 2-mile stretch of the shore line remains closed after several large sharks, have spotted since sunday. and there is plenty of weather going on right now in all different part of our area, quick look now at hail, falling in montgomeryville, montgomery county. "eyewitness news" viewer danny caught this on his cell phone and tweeted it to the cbs-3 weather department, he says they're getting it pretty good in montgomeryville right now. >> oklahoma.

>> straight up severe weather rumbling through our area, what's good is that it is quick hitting, it will be clearing the coast by 3:00 p.m. generally speaking. but, what we are finding out there, this is brunt of the system pushing in. all it is is a upper level disturbance, but bit of over achiever of upper level disturbance, i've been seeing report after report coming in hereof wind gusts peaking, region wide, really, the line of storms rumble through of anywhere from 55 to 60 miles per hour, as a result, it is causing some damage, and that's where we start things off by taking quick look here at just viewer picture that came in this is actually from one of the social media, very own reporters overlooking spring garden street, here, take a look, look closely, there is a tree that landed on a car, just outside our cbs-3 studios, so that was when the brunt of the storms coming through our region, meanwhile, going out to one of the live neighborhood network cameras, going far out to the west still likely raining and drizzling out across kutztown county middle school. do you have very gray skies,

very cool air now, as the storms have moved through. the wind isn't as strong at this point, but, there is still northwesterly breeze. by comparison, a live picture, you have got more sun than anything outside middle township high school. obviously the storms have yet to move in. but the tell tail signs of the clouds starting to build in cape may courthouse, generally up and down some of the shore point, you have little bit of window before the storms get herement like we said, good news, they're sipping right along, generally seen these storms rumbling through, at about 45 miles per hour, and even as you see the tail end that far front, starts to sort of fizzle away, so this is upper level disturbance just had a lot of over achievement, i guess, running through its veins. so that's where some of the strong storms came from. but this is going to continue to zip out to sea however with time. so, the time something on our side, even by the time we hit say when the kids are getting out of school, further inland you are you probably have sunshine returning to your afternoon, main storm threats,

the highest threats are going to the heavy rain, and the very strong winds that we have been seeing, there is certainly some lightning to track, it is relatively frequent where we are finding it, but it isn't completely widespread up and down that line of storm. hail, well, we showed you the video moment ago, relatively low threat as far as coverage, but it is still happening. thankfully we don't have to worry about any kind of tornado activity. area wind gusts where we peak, within the last couple of minute, 46-mile per hour gusts in dover, but as i mention i have seen the damage report come in already, i've seen the gust reports coming in at 55 upward 60 miles per hour as the storms have rumbled through. wait until you see the difference in the thermometers. this is a look at your current temperature. notice anything? can you tell where the front is? right through there. you're in the low 70s from millville to ac, and cooling off from all of that heavy rain and the wind driven system, to the 50's, as we speak, so, very, very cool air comes with this system. but not really going to be able to rebound much more than that.

now, dow think you will get the phillies game in. but probably going to wait this out. there are still some showers lingering, at this point, the brunt of the strong storms has rumble through philadelphia, and south philly, as well, but i won't be shock if they'll wait it out until they pull the tarp up, not even sure if they have it down right now, regardless the heavy rain pushing away with time here. as you go out to the shore points, though, you're still waiting on them. so another hour or two, the storms will be rumbling your way, actually not even that long, i would say because moving so quickly you can see them probably by 1:00, 1:30 at the latest, 72, pretty much already hit that. looking at the seven day forecast, we move forward with much quieter weather, thursday and friday looks just awesome. my personal favorite is friday though. you lose that breeze. you keep the low humidity. and you warm it up by couple of additional degrees. come saturday, sunday, there is frontal passage. that will take place, late day shower or storm on saturday, maybe shower sunday, but low 80s where we should be, more than anything guys looking at some sunshine, so just getting

past the next couple of hours and basically quiet? we can do that. >> cooler temperatures are coming, too. >> she is comfortable with 80s, and just skip past it. >> get a marker out. >> anything -- hey, we want to invite you tomorrow for our tenth annual alex scott stand for hope telethon. >> our phone lines open tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. sharp. we will be here, for our tenth anniversary, be sure to tune in. >> it will be a great day. >> it always is. pat ciarrocchi coming back to join us. >> how exciting. >> be here at 9:00 tomorrow morning, so be sure to tune in. we'll be right back. >> and

>> peco is reporting 62,000 outages in the region from the storm. hopefully our power is on, you already heard yours is snout. >> mine is out at home right now, hopefully i'm sure they'll be out and taking care of that, storms still rumbling through, quickly we take you out, storm scan3, at this point it, looks like it is starting to fizzle little bit. not quite as much in the way of lightning showing up on doppler, we do still have severe thunderstorm warnings, update since we came on at noon, now all of cape may county most of cumberland also included until 1:15. >> that's "eyewitness news" for noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas for katie all of us here thanks for watching. we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next.

camden wasn't an easy place to grow up. but teachers like mr. elliot saw something in me. made a connection with me. now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator.

>> dylan: great job on the lab tech, by the way. >> paul: oh, thanks. >> dylan: what else, uh, have you found out about this guy, besides his love for boats that he cannot afford? >> paul: okay. take a look at his bank records. our tech has been on a spending spree. look, he's even leasing a suite at the athletic club. >> dylan: what? >> paul: i mean, come on. a money trail like this is pretty damning, right? >> dylan: you think it's too obvious? is this guy really that stupid, to flaunt payoff money like this? >> paul: well, only one way to find out. >> dylan: [ sighs ] let's do it. >> chelsea: so, dylan pretty much gave me his whole, you know, "i can't talk about it," line. but i heard him, michael. a lab tech that worked on constance bingham's autopsy just bought a boat. a big, new, expensive boat.