>> we are in for a fantastic friday, sunny, breezy, temperatures staying warm through the weekends. but, katie is tracking our next best chance for rain. philadelphia city councilman david oh, continues to recover from being stabbed. we're learning his attack was recorded. we'll hear from him, coming up in a live report. >> patrons, employees, our true family. >> and developing this morning, the death toll is rising in a deadly attack at a hotel and casino if the philippines. we'll show you the image after gunman, just released. today is friday, june 2nd, good morning, everyone, i'm

jan carabeo. jim is off. >> nice to have you, jan. i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things, i feel like it was a long week. but happy to be here. >> yes, no, not that we wait all week to have a friday, but let's just say we waited all week for this, and happen at this cents here. lot of con vukovich south out there, a lot to get to in the worlds of mass transit. we'll have those update coming up. >> i think a lot of people will be sinking on the way to cape may, where ever you might be going for the weekends, it will be one of those half and half type weekends, as women. so we will get to that in a second. we start things off with gorgeous shot of storm scan. i say that because it is empty. you don't have any wet weather to contends with there this morning. patchy clouds here and, there really all there is, but later today there may be a shower or thunderstorm that pops up for some of you. not everyone getting hit by. that will but mainly afternoon toward evening issu issue. just weak front from the north to pay us brief visit. sixty-one the current temperature at the airport, wind very light everywhere. it is still generally out of

the north or northwest. but a calm winds, that said, 59 the temperature in atlantic city at the airport there. kind of cool site up in the mountains this morning, meanwhile we warm up very efficiently yet again. breeze picks back up, once more expect there will be a shower or thunderstorm that fires up at some point. for some of you. maybe between say 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. that's the window. doesn't mean it will be rain that whole time, but the window for storms to maybe fire up. >> this weekends we mentioned looking like it may be one of those half and half type forecasts where new system is looming, we will track it for you little later in the show, meisha. >> another system, all right, katie, thank you so much. very happy friday to you. looking outside, still kind of looking at the vine. i just want to gave you a heads up eastbound ramp from the schuylkill, it was closed, last bit of the construction, over night construction on the vine to reopen, now just row opened. on the vine looking good, construction schulkhill westbound, also cleared, you can see already maybe starting to pick up just little bit we crack into the 5:00 hour. overall still looking great everywhere. we do have downed wires from

earlier accident, upper providence township, route 252, it is closed between lakeview drive and route one media bypass, your alternate through 320, providence road, your best bet right now. then the world of mass transit kinked when line, some construction, buses replace all trains today through friday until june 9. trolley tunnel construction there, as well. you will have to use alternate, market frankford line, just remind tow make sure to check your schedules on line, back over to you, ladies. >> meisha, thank you. >> new this morning, philadelphia police are trying to figure out what caused a deadly train accident in university city that killed one person. investigators say, the victim was hit by a septa train along the market frankford "el." it happened underground at the stop at 34th and market streets, just before 11:00 last night. trains had to pass by 34th street station as officers investigated. and the search continues this morning for a man who attack philadelphia city councilman david oh. let's head taught "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live outside police headquartersment good morning,

anita, what can you tell us? >> good morning, rahel. well, police are combing through surveillance footage from at least four different cameras, at this point, they believe that the attack was random, and a crime of opportunity. thankfully councilman david oh, was successfully taken out of surgery and now recovering at home with family. >> he said give me the car keys. give me your car keys. give me your car. >> knows are the last words philadelphia city councilman heard before a man stabbed him outside of his kingsessing home on the 5800 block of thomas avenue wednesday night. then he says two men who pulled up in another car asked the suspect if he needed help and recorded the incident. >> there was a vehicle where two guys came out, and i thought they were asking me if i needed help. do you need help. but then it occurred to me they weren't talking to me, they were talking to him. and they were out their car windows videotaping with their smart phones, you know, like

maybe what they thought was a fight. >> attacker eventually ran off, those reportedly attempted more jabs after stabbing oh,'s left side. philadelphia police, lieutenant john walker, says two men who recorded the video are not in trouble. and hope they'll come forward with the recordings that may help identify the suspect. >> we believe they're videotaping because they thought it was funny, thought it was interesting, not realizing it was an actually robbing and stabbing. >> darryl clark says this act of violence against councilman oh, is part of much larger problem. >> the city of philadelphia, i don't know about anywhere else, but all lives matter. >> early next week, council members are expected to mother with the mayor and other steak holders to develop aggressive initiative to curb crime. >> and at least one council member said she is focused on job creation, she believes it goes hands in hand with cushing crime. police say that stabbing suspect is a black man in his early to's, wearing white

shirt with black writing on t if you have any information call police. reporting live at police headquarters this morning, i'm anita oh. >> anita, thank you. preliminary report on the deadly state prison take off in delaware is expected to be released today. on february 1st, inmates at the james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna took three correctional officers and prison counselor hostage. steven floyd was killed. the 18 hour stand-off ended when swat teams forcing their way into the building. >> sentencing day for three former penn state officials in connection with a jerry sandusky scandal. prosecutors want the school's former president, graham spanier, to get jail time for failing to report 2001 allegation about child sex abuse, spaniard's lawyer said his client is cuffing from he from prostate cancer and health problems, heart problems, and is asking for probation. former athletic director tim curley and former vice president gary shultz, will also be sentenced. >> meantime, the penn state board of trustees will meet today to discuss life in the wake of timothy

piazza's death. piazza died if february afterhes following a night of drinking at fraternity house, 18 fraternity members face fraterne been shutdown. today's meeting expected to redefine the presence of greek life on campus. >> now, to developing story overseas, 36 people are dead after attack at a casino in the philippines. cell phone video captured panic people running out of the resort's world casino in manila early friday local time. police say the loan gunman seen here on surveillance photos shot up tv screen, set gambling tables on fire. authorities believe the victims died from smoke inhalation, not gunshots. president trump offered his condolances. >> our thought and our prayers are with all of those affected. >> authority say the gunmen committed suicide. they believe robbery was the motive, not terrorism.

now police in chan chester glands want to know if the soup side bomb here targeted was part of wider network of terrorists, released images before the attack, the bombing of course killed 22 concert goers, wounded more than 100, searching for the blue suitcase carried and want to know why he repeatedly returned to one area of manchester. >> well, former sixers player and coach maurice cheeks is out after philadelphia hospital and recovering from an undisclosed health scare. cheeks was taken to a hospital after suffering a medical problem on a flight to philadelphia last night, but there has not been any explanation about what that problem was. cheeks played 11 seasons with the sixers, and coached the team between 2005 and 2008. now a coach for the oklahoma city thunder. >> meanwhile, folks around the world are talking about president trump's decision to pull the us out of the paris climate agreement. mr. trump made his announcement yesterday afternoon. the president claims the accord hurts american workers,

he said, he's willing to renegotiate, multiple european countries say it is just not possible. however, governors and mayors of several us states and cities say they'll continue to fight global warm willing, with or without the president's support. >> here's what philadelphia mayor jim kenney had to say. he tweeted: philly is committed to upholding at local levels the same commitment made by the us in the terrorist climate agreement. >> president trump's decision was met with backlash, it even cost him two of his investors, disney ceo, babe -- bob, along with tezsla, sat down from president's business advisory council yesterday. the the executive quit in protest of the withdraw from the paris climate agreement, said, quote, climate change is real, leaving paris is not good for america or for the world. >> also, the trump administration is taking it push for a travel ban to the supreme court. last night the justice department asked the court to allow the president's travel ban to go into effect. the travel ban blocks foreign

nationals from six muslim majority countries from entering the usn march the federal judge said the ban likely violates the constitution, just last month, before the circuit court of appeals agreed. white house believes the white house would make the us safer. >> former fbi director james comey will testify before the senate intelligence committee next thursday. comey is expected to discuss memos he wrote about meetings with president trump including one which comey said the president asked him to drop the investigation into fired advisor michael flynn. >> cbs-3 summer fest continues today. up next, pat gallen takes us to the devon horse show. >> also ahead, saved in the nick of time. we'll tell you will where they had to pluck boater to safety from fire. >> more images emerge from tiger woods' dui arrest last weekends, we'll show you more of this new video as the pro-golf is her given a breathalyzer by police. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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whatever. judge emergency crews, sailboat both caught fire, vessel went up in flames near hole and dale beach north of miami thursday morning. firefighters and the coast guard went thereafter receiving may day call. they put the fire out, the man did not appear to be injured. the cause of the fire now under investigation. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 5:14. summer fest continues today, last week at the shore, today in the suburbs. >> that's right. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen live in devon, where the horse so and country fair is underway. good morning, pat. >> reporter: good morning, guys, yes, as you mentioned we kicked it off last week, in wildwood new jersey for memorial day friday. this week at the devon horse show, the 121st devon horse

show, and a lot of fun, a lot of festive tis going on here. i don't know if you can see the ferris wheel lit up behind us, but the beautiful horses out here warming up for the day's festivities. for me, someone who hasn't grown up around them, it was pretty cool being here earlier this week. you get a chance to get up close and personal and good look at some of the most beautiful horses in the country taking part in a number of events. here's a fun fact about the devon horse show, you guys, it began in 1896. but by 1914, the devon horse show was the largest outdoor horse show in the entire country, which is a reputation that it still holds today. so a lot of festivities going on, as far as the horses, but even beyond that, there are shops. the ferris wheel is out there, as well, so a lot to do for the entire family when you come out here. we will be out here this morning until 7:00 a.m. then also later today, at 5:00, 6:00, 10:00, 11:00. jessica dean out here anchoring for the beginning of summer festment beautiful

morning, beautiful start to the day. we will be here, and coming up a little later on in the 5:00 hour, about 20 minute or so from now, i got a chance to meet up with a mother-daughter combo, who is taking part in devon together. so they're together, but they also kind of go up against each other. pretty neat story. so check it out. about 20 minute or so from now. so live from devon, pat gallen, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," guys, back to you. >> jan and i don't want to make you un comfortable, but are you going to be getting on any horses at any point today? >> they're pretty big. i don't know. >> i don't want to give anything away. but it is possible. i mean, if they ask me, i could probably jump on one. >> okay, i know people. pretty brave of you. we'll see you soon. >> all right. >> and as pat gallen mentioned, "eyewitness news" is spending the whole day in devon. join jessica dean and the rest of the team for summer fest today live at the devon horse show and country fair. >> beautiful out there this morning for pat. we're lucky to have good

weather going into the weekends, too. >> specially concerning the last couple of days. >> we are getting nice deserved break. couple of minor hiccups along the way here, it will end up being nice warm afternoon, how much, back to the low 80s, but with more sun than anything. again, though, hiccup along the way in the form of very weak little disturbance, front that's going to be dropping in from the north. that will will help trigger shower or thunderstorm later this afternoon, toward evening, but generally looking at nice day here. certainly beautiful morning, outside we go to storm scan three nice and quiet. and again, it is that set to stay that way at least for now, certainly, at least, up until lunchtime. not until mid afternoon or evening anything would fire up on the radar, also to the south. little bit of wet weather going on, but none that far will be impacting us once more we got some quiet weather to finally enjoy. and also, some comfortable humidity, if you maybe are waking up with us this morning, and you through the windows open last night as you headed to bed, really comfortable night, right? that's going to continue to be the story even through tomorrow. however, by sunday, humidity does ramp up. that's mainly because we do

have new storm system that will be advancing at that point. bring withing it certainly some wet weather which we will get to. but also a little bit more moisture content to say the least that's going to help ramp up the humidity of course. outside to cut town area middle school. beautiful start to the did i here as well. very, very calm morning, little on the cool side too at 48 degrees. but, something about the way the air smells out in the country side this time of year. it is just so refreshing. with that low humidity, it certainly is a great start to the day. later on this evening, if you are brave enough to go check out the phillies, you know, looks like we are going to maybe see spotty shower out there. but more sun than anything at 7:00. 7:05, that first pitch. you know, i think we've all been trying to have a lot of ph space with this team there is last month, it is a new month, hopefully new beginning for these guys. seventy-seven, hey, i'm rooting for you as much as the rest of us, guys, 77 degrees, generally with sunshine, spotty shower, rumble every thunder can't be ruled out. saturday looks pretty great

day for grilling or the next two days, not bad at all with low humidity, 79 degrees, for saturday toward evening. we take a look at the extended forecast here. looking at low 80s into monday. again also when the next storm gets here. i think it could actually bring us to downhill slope here as early as sunday, with showers, thunderstorms, starting to fire up late their day. >> thank you so much, katie. very good morning to all of you, just waking up with us, so glad you're here. hopefully grabbing your first cup of coffee. maybe second, third, 42 in jersey, as you approach northbound, 29, a see what you are working with, jumping on road ways, i have to say 42 freeway northbound at creek road, starting to heat up little bit for a friday. we'll say it tends to be one of the lighter travel days. this seems to be heating up little quicker than what we typically see this early on a friday morning. we will see what ends up happening. hopefully we can keep you at the levels as long as possible. schuylkill near spring garden push in the eastbound direction toward center city, looking good. both directions looking great there. beautiful shot 422, nice and

dry commute for you on your way in, which is very nice way to start off our friday. and then of course we've got some construction workers, ooh at this till -- utility work in haddonfield, washington avenue and at that time err street closed until 6:30. a lot more to talk about when we come back in a little bit. rahel, back over to you. meisha, thank you. now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> bucks county courier times reports instead of raising taxes bensalem school board is cutting 40 positions, including teaching and support personnel at elementary middle and high schools. the district also plans to reduce music and art to half year programs, many resident are un happy about this plan which is expected to save three and a half million dollars. on the front page of the reading eagle, the city's 120 bike race is not happening this year. organize hers hoped the race would include more members of the community. they hope to put together a new event for this fall. 1922-mile race, 122-mile race was held in berks count any

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>> welcome back! the nba finals are underway, a rematch of last two championship series. >> indeed, this year, they have one more piece to use against the cavaliers. kevin did your and the, has made his presence known, especially in last night's guam one in oakland. thirty-eight points, eight rebounds, eight assists, and yes, he had a little help from setset can you who had 28 himself. set records with their 13th straight victory, beat the cavs 113-91. >> all right, you would think after two straight appearances in the finals, big recovery would be between the calves and the warriors. >> you would think, but might actually be between kevin did your and the and re ann a hit big three in last night's game, then took the opportunity to stair down pop star court side. right there. little shake of the head, too. i don't think she liked that very much. say he was bugged by her heckling, but katie wouldn't take the bathe. >> was that on purpose?

or do you remember that? >> i don't even remember that. >> well, just to let you know, social media is buzzing about it. >> really? >> don't get in that trap. >> ya, i don't. i'm cool. have fun with that. >> don't do it. >> do you believe him, rahel? >> no. >> and check this out. during a stop, one referee tried to do a no look pass to the other, and hit steph curry right in the face there. >> oh, my goodness. >> curry shook it off, though. game two sunday night in oakland, love that you. >> know rihanna known for her clap act. leave it alone. leave her alone. >> we'll see, though. check twitter later today. the phillies host the san francisco giant tonight coming offer the worse month of may since 1928. >> lost 22 out of 28 games. here's hoping june bridges them better luck. >> only one way to go, up, right? >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news,"

markets are opening at record highs this morning. we'll have a live report from wall street. pat? >> hey, jan, we are live out here in devon, pennsylvania for the devon horse show. coming up in just a cull elf minutes, we'll meet a mother-daughter combo. they are taking part in the festive tis, right here at devon. they're getting underway already. warming up. >> wait to go see if pat gallen will get up on the horse. also, his eyes watch over the city for miles and miles. we are taking you up close to see the restoration of the william penn state ooh high atop city hall. we will will be right back.

>> good moving, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jan carabeo in for jim donovan. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. he was lunging and swinging. >> city councilman david oh, recount the moments he's stabbed outside his home as police search for the suspect and two other, who stopped to record the attack. >> they say that these two men, are not in trouble, but they do want to