this is actually in the lanes for the atlantic city expressway. one lane is getting by. that would be headed eastbound out of the expressway. out of the city area, not approaching philadelphia, more towards south jersey and the shore points. one lane is crawling by. we have a lot of vehicles on the scene, having this accident scene over into the right shoulder and one of the next lanes over. definitely something to pay attention to this morning no huge delays behind it at this time because there's not a lot of traffic out there. the schuylkill expressway, drive times eastbound into center city, 13 minutes from the blue route to the vine street expressway and speeds up into the high 50s. vai and tracy. >> jessica, thank you. >>> new this morning, two police officers are on administrative duty and one man is in critical condition after a shooting in philadelphia. >> but police say they tried other ways to subdue him before they fired their guns. nbc 10's matt delucia is live outside police headquarters in center city to walk us through what happened. matt? >> right, tracy

atlantic city down to dover. flood watches in effect for kent county, sussex county until 12:00 o'clock and wind advisories parts of south jersey and delaware until 6:00 o'clock this evening with those strong wind gusts. so we'll go hour by hour. what will the radar look like by 10, 11:00 o'clock we're still looking at maybe light showers right around philadelphia moving down the shore. still moderate to heavy rainfall by 11:00 o'clock likely around atlantic city and cape may. that front trying to push some of that moisture to the south. parts of south jersey, the last to clear out by this afternoon, 3:00 o'clock still looking at some of those showers hugging the coast but by dinnertime, it looks like most of the rainfall will be out of here for everyo everyone. as far as the forecast, we'll talk about some temperature changes over the next seven da days. you can see low 60s tomorrow. mid 60s as we move toward tuesday and upper 60s again by the middle of next week. tuesday and upper 60s again by the middle of nex

he told "bloomberg news" getting out of atlantic city was just good business. >> atlantic city, it's a very sad situation, just too much competition. >> reporter: what he left behind when he left were loyal employees, many of whom started at the taj 26 years ago. day one-ers like charles baker. since day one. >> reporter: the union for the casino workers clashed with carl icahn over things like health benefits and paid lunch breaks. >> can't give back, i have nothing else to give. they've taken everything from me that i've ever worked for. >> reporter: negotiations between the union and icahn failed so these tauj employees went on strike, prompting icahn to close the taj for good. on his website carl icahn posted this statement about the closure of the taj mahal saying in part, like many of the employees of the taj mahal i wish things had turned out differently. for charles baker there's no question how he will vote in november. >> not donald trump. >> why not? >> i don't believe in anything he says. he took his money and he left. so i don't see him doing anything great for america.

atlantic city only has seven casinos left.he goal is to stay up to the last second they want to make sure their voices are heard. the taj is expected to close at 559. reporting live in atlantic city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> 4:57 a.m., happening today, jurors will be selected in a whistle blower lawsuit set for trial details on that case coming up. >> federal health report compares the vaccination rate of children to the national average coming up in "healthcheck." fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's...up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now get our best offer ever, super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., mond

we go from 62 in allentown. 64 in atlantic city. everybody else in between. 63 degrees across the i-95 corridor. future tracker 6 though shows you how overnight tonight into tomorrow morning we're seeing on the model some 30s, even though it says 44 in millville. i think the rural areas in south jersey are getting cool overnight that gives us the possibility of frost for the first time in some neighborhoods tonight. you might want to think about covering or bringing in the plants. 66 degrees tomorrow. it will be comfortable. we go to tropical storm nicole it will make its move to the north which we've been waiting for a week. it will get close to bermuda, it will be a category one or two hurricane. bermuda a place to avoid this week. sunny, breezy, for columbus day, 63. tomorrow, 66 yom kippur arriving. 68 on wednesday, 72 a nice afternoon on thursday, behind the front we get cooler on friday, high of 65. and the coming weekend, good weekend to get your apple pie and go to the orchard, 65 on saturday, 67 on sunday. >> go to the haun

. >> more than 1,000 people in atlantic city packed boardwalk hall to protest casinos in new jersey. people in atlantic city say voting yes would cripple the jersey shore town. >> ted greenberg joining us now live from ac tonight. that's a big turnout. >> reporter: opponents say allowing casinos in north jersey will lead to this, more casinos closing in atlantic city. they say they need to win this fight and win it big. martin gibson says he's afraid that atlantic city will become a ghost town if casinos are allowed in north jersey. >> there will be a lot of cas o casinos closing in atlantic city and losing a lot of jobs. >> reporte >> we may disagree about donald and hillary, but one thing we're convinced is no casinos outside of atlantic city. >> reporter: they're convinced that competition from -- supporters say expanding gaming would help new jersey better compete with caseinos in neighboring states. recent polls show a significant lack of support for north jersey casinos among voters steady wide. >> we have enough casinos. there's enough. why do they want to open more? they're c

. >>> this is final weekend for trump taj mahal in at atlantic city. that casino is shutting down for good hon morning. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live with more on the closure which is costing many people their jobs, cleve. >> reporter: time weekend for trump taj mahal casino and last hooray is a lane are strike. it was celebrity visits or high steaks bankruptcies, the taj has always known how to create a buzz. >> reporter: twenty-six years ago donald trump welcomed the world to his billion dollars atlantic city dream. >> trump taj mahal welcomes you. >> reporter: taj mahal casino tried to be picture of luxury and members of the original staff remember early days fondly. >> opening was phenomenal. >> awesome. >> it was like being in hollywood, it was nice. >> reporter: now day one employee rose hall and co-workers marched to a different beat. local 54 strike for better benefits has lasted 99 days but will only go on for three more. monday morning at five will 59 the casino will close. >> we wanted to come out one last time be

so another casino in atlantic city is shut down. this is fifth since 2014, for that year, and now this one and two of those five had trump name. trump plaza and now trump taj mahal, shutting down. but all these workers, 2800 of them, who are losing their jobs are all somehow convinced that this place will reopen if they cannot shut down nearly 2 billion-dollar massive casino, biggest casino in atlantic city. they are cheering, as they go to the unemployment line today. so very loud, very raucous as they hit out to the place they called work for 26 years, guys. >> unbelievable scene. people that used to work inside that building now walk out of that building. >> listening to steve all morning covering this talking about what it was like in the opening, michael jackson was there. it comes to this point where 3,000 people are without jobs. >>> what a way to start your monday, right. lets try to make the best of this week that is stinking hurricane got out of here, sue. >> not without leaving a lot of unhappy memories for so many people

atlantic city, near route 42. you can see the accident a lot of emergency workers on the scene. this is a tow truck they have set up the flares blocking the right lane, the right shoulder, traffic kind of squeezing by at times, eastbound the atlantic city expressway at 42, a big accident there. another problem, 295 northbound between 42 and 168. this area right here, we've got one of two lanes blocked with construction and they are not clearing until 8:00 a.m. as the morning commute kicks in, we'll see delays right there. watch for that on 295. otherwise, blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 all in pretty good shape. we've got a live shot of the schuylkill expressway here at the boulevard. that's westbound traffic moving just fine, no delays just yet, just a little damp out there. so take it easy. >> we have information on the officer-involved shooting in juniata. someone called police after a man threatened to kill himself on the 3800 block of elsennor street. police found a man pointing a knife at his chest.

. >>> and end of an era in atlantic city.utes ago, the trump taja mahl officially shut down leaving thousands of workers out of a job. >>> well, it was a letdown in mo-town. the eagles lose their first game of the season in a nail biter to the detroit lions. big plays and reaction from the team. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm vai sikahema. going to be a beautiful start to the workweek. it will be dry apparently. let's get right to meteorologist krystal klei who has the neighborhood forecast. >> dry and cool. there's two votes open this. either you're ready for the cool weather, you want it to hit or you're really wishing it was still summertime. if you're wishing that, sorry here. temperatures dropping out into the low 40s. allentown, 48 in philadelphia as well as wilmington. 45 coatesville and atlantic city. this is a big difference from 24 hours ago. yesterday we had the clouds in the morning. that holds in some of the heat. temperatures were in the

>> the 42 freeway approaching the atlantic city expressway.just found out there are injuries reported on the scene which typically makes an accident scene last this the area a little bit longer than it normally would if it was just cleaning up the vehicles and getting things out of the way. one lane is getting by from the southbound side of 4, moving away from philadelphia, headed more towards the jersey shore points where it splits for the atlantic city expressway, the main side of the road that it's actually on. it's over into some of the center median, over into the right shoulder. right lane is blocked with one lane squeezing by. you can see right here. not a lot of traffic or backup approaching the scene. not a lot of cars typically are going that way around this time. it's early for that to jam up still. either way, traffic is moving slow by the scene. you might see some restrictions there approaching it. a little bit earlier they had part of the lanes, all of the lanes completely blocked off. this is the blue route around germantown pik

atlantic city at 65 also.et's keep it going, smyrna at 65, a few scattered clouds moving in in the afternoon. done the expect any rain across the board as we move throughout the rest of today. let's look at your hour by hour, moving through the next several days. today it's clear. we have a wide shot showing where the clouds are coming from. they clip our area as we move later in the day tuesday. we're not seeing rain necessarily come from that. we move through your wednesday, again, clear conditions, scattered clouds hanging over us. by wednesday night, now we have our eye on that line of rain. it will start tracking our direction overnight into your thursday. 8:00 a.m., some showers. that will clip mostly north of us. we took at your 10 day on 10 and a dry forecast coming up. >>> we'll see you then, krystal. are you a victim? would you know if you were? brand new information about identity theft. up next, hear how many victims may be out there and what you should be doing to keep your finances safe. >>> also

so does atlantic city and 49 degrees in wilmington. then we factor in the breeze and it feels chillier then that. but clear skies also mean sunshine for the rest of the day, it will stay breezy, maybe not as windy as it is right now, wind will eventually diminish but much cooler afternoon then we have been used to with high temperatures in the lower 60's. now your unsunset time is 6:28. untaughtly you have net ised it is getting dark earlier and earlier. >> and staying dark later in the morning here. good morning. 5:01 object this monday morning. live look at an accident behind me southbound lanes of the blue route and the northeast extension right at mid county. here's mid county toll plaza, so it is right before you get to the lanes of the toll plaza. we have an accident, it sound like a car struck a deer on the north east extension southbound between quakertown and lansdale. ben franklin bridge looking good. no problems coming over patco high speed line. speedometer is where it should be, schuylkill expressway in the the 50's. i-95

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porque atlantic city va a quedar en un pueblo sin nada, no tenemos trabajo, nuestras familia nos tendrÁnote por esta alternativa y aparecerÁ en las papeletas en las prÓximas elecciones de noviembre >> nosotros haciendo una campaÑa para que todos vayan a votar y sea no a los casinos de new yersey. milady: atlantic city estÁ en una crisis, recientemente se clausurÓ, uniendose a la lista de varios casinos que han declarado bancarrota para que el estado quiera tomar las riendas en administrarlas. >> creo que este es el hogar de los casinos, atlantic city. en los Últimos aÑos, familias han sido afectadas por las perdi perdidas de los casinos en el norte del estado se mira cÓmo una decisiÓn crucial para mantener viva la ciudad de atlantic city. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. y ♪ ilia: autoridades federales advierten continuamente de fraudes telefÓnicos, fernando pizarro nos cuenta. fernando: autoridades federales desbarataron un enorme fraude telefÓnico que estafo por 250 millones de us$ en el paÍs. estos individuos exigÍan pago inmediato a la gente que llamaban para evitar

look at atlantic city, 16 degrees cooler.n part due to the fact that we're no longer dealing with the cloudiness out there that will hold in a bit of the heat from the previous date. frost advisory in place forç tomorrow morning. that will be the morning hours through 9:00 a.m. on your tuesday. that's for parts of the lehigh valley, berks county, upper parts of bucks county as well. you see the same forecast through 9:00 a.m., your tuesday morning, that frost advisory along shore points as well. because we're looking at temperatures dropping in some areas potentially to the mid to upper 30s. we'll talk more about the cooler forecast and the afternoon high temperatures coming up. for now we go to traffic for jessica boyington. >> thanks, krystal. watching an accident on the blue route, the southbound side. you can see the toll plaza in here. not a lot of cars approaching the scene.

we're live in atlantic city. what's the mood there now? >> hey, it's desolate out here now, but when the trump taj mahal opened in april of 1990, people often called it the eighth wonder of the world. now, about five hours ago, we watched along with striking nguyen union members at the doors were locked. local 54 union members gathered a final time here outside trump taj mahal before sunrise. this is where hundreds have marched for the past two months, demanding health and pension benefits, a bankruptcy settlement eliminated two years ago. inside thenate casino, we found one player still looking to win big. >> when ever a casino closes, i play a last hand of blackjack. >> it's 5:59 a.m. >> the final curtain call, then the departure of the last gam e gamblers just before 6:00 a.m. we spoke with employees who have worked here since this casino became a symbol of opulence in atlanta city in 1990. some hugged, others found comfort in each other's arms. >> on this picket line, we're one family. we'll be here when he reopens. either working in t

. >>> atlantic city police officer shot in the line of duty is getting better every day. two close friend talked to our cleve bryan, about his road to recovery, and the other ways his fellow brothers and sisters in blue are helping to support him. >> reporter: five weeks ago atlantic city police officer josh fidel gave a smile and thumbs up leading everyone know he was down but not out. >> one thing about josh is he is not a quitter. >> he was responding labor day weekend. after brain surgery he has been in full-time rehabilitation learning how to walk and recover from paralysis on his left side. >> basically put in the exoskeleton and computer teaching him movements just to headache that connection between his brain and legs and arms. >> it is unreal until you see it. >> reporter: officers jesse logan and daniel crammer are close friend, they are helping support josh's wife and three daughters. youngest was born after he was shot. >> help out with the family. we see him once a week. whatever he needs we have his back. >> reporter: they are not the only ones. the camden c

in atlantic city, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> there are now just seven casinos open down the shore. since 2014, five casinos have closed. the atlantic trump, rebel, trump plaza, show boat, and today the trump taj mahal. >>> jury select began today in a whistle blower lawsuit. mike mcqueary is suing penn state for defamation. his one-time boss, gerry sandusky, was convicted of molesting boys. opening statements are scheduled for next week. >>> princeton university is investigating after racist e-mails were sent to students and faculty over the weekend. school officials believe the e-mails were sent from off campus serves. according to "the daily principals up princetonian," one of the e-mails had the subject line "no child left white, vote trump." it accuses princeton professors of being anti-white. the university says it deplores these revolting messages. >>> 676 will be closed in both directions, part of the ongoing construction project to fix bridges around town. it will be closed from 11:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. detour signs will be posted. >>> and the schuylkill river trail

atlantic city, for you, warmer in philadelphia. and if you look at the bottom of your screen, will you see your local neighborhood forecast. here's your temperature trend. for today, we'll see 70s. tomorrow, 60s, upper 60s by saturday. back into the 70s by sunday. the only issue for today, of course, would be the fog to the early morning hours. notice poor visibility for atlantic city. about three-quarters of a mile. and poor visibility improving from mt. pocono, wilmington and millville. everything improving. i do quickly want to show you hour by hour, we are picking up on scattered showers. just a few scattered showers moving through so be mindful of that. everything clearing by 5:00, 6:00 p.m., certainly a great friday in the forecast. coming up, i do have my 10 day on 10. >> starting off at 295, new jersey, west stepford. through route 130. no problems right now. drive time, 23 minutes to the 22 freeway, if you're heading over to the delaware memorial bridge, your speed is in the 60s there as well. we're watching this accident

atlantic city yesterday was in the 70s. 80 degrees this afternoon. 82 for ocean city.or cape may. that's today. things start changing tomorrow. we'll see a lot of sunshine today but to the northwest, doesn't look like much. this little line of showers is a cold front that's going to be intensifying and coming at us first thing tomorrow morning. we'll see scattered clouds today as it eases into the area. by 11:00 tonight, it is dry. by tomorrow morning at this time, we're likely to see some showers, most likely in pennsylvania. looks like delaware and south jersey will miss on that first rainfall. it could see thunderstorm activity. that's at 8:00 tomorrow morning. those storms then push to the north. we'll get sunshine in the afternoon. it will be another warm day tomorrow but not as warm as today. 85 record heat for philadelphia. tomorrow, the showers and a chance of the thunderstorm in the morning. with sunshine breaking through in the afternoon, we'll see upper 70s for thursday. friday, a bit cooler, showers coming in with a cold front and then once that cold front

this work site will be stockton university's atlantic city campus. the revel complex to be called 10 due to he reopen next year. ac's beach concerts part of a new emphasis here on tourism with a focus on millennials and this extension of the boardwalk from the atlantic to gardener's basin to make a.c. more user friendly. >> we want to make it safe for biking for families. once this is complete, people can bike here 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> reporter: the hope visitors might think of buying a vacation home here. >> the price is a fraction of what you'll pay in other shore towns. we know there's a bit of a risk right now because the city is still in flux. >> reporter: there is a wild card. a statewide november ballot question that would allow two casinos to be built in north jersey he to tap the new york market. >> if the ballot question passes, two more casinos possibly three will close. >> reporter: that would be devastating for the local economy. fortunately for atlantic city the most recent polling shows the measure is unpopular. still,

a lot of emergency workers, guardrail smashed there was an injury atlantic city expressway eastbound at 42. meanwhile, another issue, we have one of two lanes between 42 and 168. half a lane blocked, they are not clearing until 8:00 a.m. that's going to cause a slow go. blue route, looking good, schuylkill expressway, speeds in the 50 os. i-95, looking good, as well. vine street expressway no overnight construction and traffic moving fine matt and tam. >> an injured person shows up at a store in south philadelphia saying two maskedmen broke into his parents home. gray hall is live at the crime scene along south 21st street in south philadelphia, gray? >> reporter: matt this is an active scene and frighten situation something that should happen to no family inside their own home. state police on the scene. this is happening on the south 21st street in south philadelphia. this happened after 4:30 a.m. two masked men made their way into the home. if you're seeing the police truck, the home is across the police truck there. they break into this home, a child we're not sure how how old th

atlantic city, 44. here's the deal.l show you in just one moment, overnight lows into tomorrow will be chillier. you will see the local neighborhood forecast. this is why conditions are cooler this morning. cold front is to the east of us. notice not much going on right now. we'd ideally like clouds to keep us warmer. we don't have anything right now. this is why we have a cool morning in the forecast. wildwood, new jersey, clear skies, that's the story for today. and neighborhoods pretty much in the 60s. lots of sunshine. so get those sunglasses out, because you will need them. a bright day ahead. easton, 64 degrees. newtown 64. averaging out pretty much in the 60s for philadelphia. fairmount 65, byberry, 66 for you, haddonfield, 65, glassboro 64. trending in the 60s for today and tomorrow. then seeing 70s by sunday. as i mentioned to lauren and rosemary, we may see upper 70s by next tuesday into wednesday. neighborhoods today also include dover at 63. rehoboth beach at 61 and wilmington warmer at 67 degrees. why not s

in fact, a little bit stronger for atlantic city and ocean city.ngton warms to 56 degrees, closer to 60 degrees for smyrna and rehoboth beach. a nice rebound during the day today. the forecast wind for this afternoon, look how much stronger they get. this is the sustained winds, the steady wind at 21 miles an hour. gusts could be up around 30 miles an hour. tomorrow, they shift. a different direction. southwesterly and this is going to give us a huge warmup. we will be in the 70s on saturday. now, that warm air isç alreadyn place in chicago. there's a very good meteorological reason. i'm showing you that live picture of wrigley field, home of the chicago cubs. they are experiencing the warm air we are going to feel tomorrow. it will be in the 60s to near 70 this afternoon. it will be perfect weather for a cubby win tonight. stan by for that. for the weekend, sunshine for saturday. beautiful day. 72 degrees. >> did you think you'd get that by us? >> 72 in delaware and 70 in new jersey. it is early but not that early. sunday, another warm day into t

the 42 freeway headed southbound approaching the shore points and moving towards the atlantic city expresswaynly has one lane getting by. so if you are headed past depp ford and out of center city towards the shore points, you might run into this. it's partially an accident over into the center median there. we're blocking off the right lane. one of theÑi next lanes over as well with only one lane getting by. you can see road flares out there. there's injuries reported with this accident scene. it may be there for quite some time. watch for a disabled vehicle on lower moreland on huntingdon pike and buck road. the rest of the bridges look great, the tacony palmyra, the burlington bristol, no scheduled openings at this time. we'll keep you updated in case that changes. the ben franklin and the walt whitman are clear moving into philadelphia. >>> this morning, we're learning more about the national anthem controversy at the sixers game. >> we'll get a firsthand account of the moment the performer was told she couldn't sing "the star-spangled banner" because of her jersey. >>> and we'll also tel

we are watching areas of fog, we have reduced visibility in atlantic city, pomona international, .3 atlantic city airport. .3 in trenton. 1.7 in lancaster. you can see one mile in dover, clear ten miles at philadelphia international. watch for areas of patchy fog. today we'll be in the low 70s. not bad a day for this time of the year. 71 for the high. 6:00 a.m., cool, 50. 53 at 8:00 a.m. partly sunny skies, we're looking at 10:00 a.m., 61. lunchtime, 68. you can see 71 degrees in the early afternoon hours, we'll talk about the forecast, but more importantly hurricane nicole hitting bermuda this morning, details coming up. >> reporter: for us, it sounds like a nice one. it's a nice start on this early thursday morning, karen along the schuylkill expressway. only problem you can't access the vine street expressway eastbound. yes, of course it's closed for overnight construction. it should be reopening in the next half-hour. on 76 itself, traffic is moving fine. southbound construction on i-95 is gone. there's overnight work on the boulevard southbound between woodward and rhawn. watch for the

trump's taj mahal in the atlantic city shut down this morning. and hundreds of protestors were there to see the casino doors close. i'm one of the lucky ones. i had breast cancer, but they caught it in time. for that kind of screening and care. so i'll never understand politicians like congressman heck, who tried to defund planned parenthood. he was even willing to shut down the government over it. heck was opposed to roe v. wade and tried to criminalize abortion. that's just shameful, it's just wrong, it doesn't help anybody. congressman heck does not share my values. as a marine combat veteran, our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the conte

and the chances go up for dover, not as likely for the atlantic city area on friday.ight now, temperatures, 69 degrees in philadelphia. in fact, that has not budged since we've been on the air at 4:30 this morning. 62 in the lehigh valley, delaware is 67 degrees and 66 in new jersey. no sign of cool temperatures. 68 in turnersville. we should be in the 40s this time of year. princeton has cooled down a couple degrees since we've been on the air, 62 degrees. pemberton and shamong, right in the middle 60s at this hour. at this hour. skies clear but just to the west, look at that line of showers. doesn't look impressive. in fact, it's already starting to fall apart. that's a cold front. it will be strengthening for tomorrow. that's when we will likely see showers come into theç area. we'll get clouds moving in tonight, this is 11:00 tonight. the hour-by-hour shows those clouds thickening tomorrow night. those showers could intensifnte. we may get thunderstorms in the morning. breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. tomorrow afternoon will be warm just not as hot as today.

. >> it would cause more closures in atlantic city and losing a lot of jobs. >> reporter: more than 1,000 casino workers business leaders and elected officials rallied inside boardwalk hall today urging voters to reject this proposal on the november 8 ballot to allow two casinos in the northern part of the state. >> it is incredible the amount of people that come to north jersey. >> reporter: and you worry they would stop coming? >> i do. >> reporter: the proposal seems to have a lack of support state wide, just 24% of voters are for expanding casinos outside of atlantic city. supporters say expanding gambling would help new jersey better compete with casinos in neighboring states and send money back to pennsylvania. #. >> it's sad to see it pass because i don't know what the alternative is going to be. >> reporter: opponents want the question to go down with a resounding defeat. >> it has to be by 15% or 20% so we're not threatened again with caseinos again outside of atlantic city. >> reporter: the public mind poll found new jersey voters firmly believe the state already has enoug

i want to take you to october 10, 1989, in atlantic city. it's a bright, sunny day, and three of donald trump's top casino executives -- he's got two at this moment, and he's about to open taj mahal. and these three executives are about to the take a helicopter ride to new york city to meet with donald trump and to promote a boxing match to be held at one of his casinos. so the three men get onboard a sikorsky helicopter and have a press conference at the plaza hotel in new york. they meet with donald trump at trump tower on the 26th floor, and the meeting goes a little bit long, and they can no longer take the sikorsky back to atlantic city, so is they book a charter flight, and they take an italian-made augusta helicopter. they board the helicopter, and a few minutes into the flight they're over the garden state parkway, and what they couldn't have known is there was a small scratch on one of the rotor blades, and at 2200 feet that helicopter basically burst apart, and the three men and the two crew are killed, and it is one of the most tr

and ending this chapter of atlantic city history with donald trump. in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and staying in new jersey now, new jersey reputation for cheap gas is about to become history. the state's gas tax is going up 23 cents a gallon. governor chris christie is expected to sign the tax hike in to law. it passed by both the state assembly and senate yesterday. the measure also calls for reduction in the sales tax and a phasing out of the estate tax. new jersey's current gas tax is 14 and a half cents a gallon. it will now rise to 37 and a half sent on november 1st. money from the tax hike will fund transportation work over eight years. and drivers who we spoke to are not happy. >> i work two jobs, my son works two jobs, and i have two in college. so definitely inconvenience. >> it is bad for the people because some people can't afford it, plus not only that, economy so bad, that how are we going to afford it? >> and to give you an idea how much this will cost you, filling 115 gallons will cost you an extra $3.45.

expressway right where the 42 freeway end and atlantic city expressway begins. the road, curves here to one way, vehicles down the embankment, here he is down here in the grass. so just an example of the slippery roads out there this morning. so heading towards the shore on the freeway, southbound 42 as soon as they see that sign that says welcome to the atlantic city expressway, bam, there is the crash right down there into that grass median. now, no problems on the the blue route, schuylkill expressway looking good, i-95, speeds will be knocked down a little lower then normal will because of the weather conditions, septa was using shuttle buses until 5:00 so trains are firing up's we should be good to go there but watch out for delays on the paoli line, we had a lot of slippery rail delays yesterday on the way home and probably going to be a repeat the for start of the morning, that paoli line is line that is all train covered here long the main line coming in there downingtown. thomas and karen, back over to you. >>> we have a developing story right the now p

the other problem is the atlantic city expressway eastbound at route 42. police say it was a single-vehicle accident, the car smashed into the guardrail. looks like they removed the car from the scene, but we see the flashing lights, they have to be out there for a while fixing the guardrail that was damage on the atlantic city expressway eastbound. the right lane will be blocked a little while longer at 42. if you're heading out on the majors, i-95 an 18 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine is basically clear. starting to slow down in the usual spots no major delays. schuylkill expressway eastbound and westbound looking good. blue route to the vine. an easy ride on 42 from the ac expressway. i want to warned you especially with the single vehicle accidents. we have winds gusts that's blowing around wet leaves that could make roads slick in spots. >> police believe the same robbers could be responsible for smash and grab this week. two men in hoodies smashed the macy's and stole 14 watches worth $16,000. they got away in an mercedes benz 350 used at the

atlantic city airport, ten mile. half mile a wildwood. .8 in millville. 10 miles per hour at philadelphia international. .3 in lancaster. satellite and radar in addition to slow clouds we have additional cloud cover we'll see through the day. you see the showers out to the west that's mostly going to fall a part as it hits us. we have a chance of a spotty shower in the northwest. temperatures not too bad, 44 in quaker. 47 in warrington. 47 in saint davids chester. 45 in kennett square. 52 in center city. in the suburbs in new jersey not in the 30s. 45 in browns mill. 56 surf city. nearly 50 in dover, delaware. for the next 12 hours, 7:00 a.m., 51 degrees, sun and clouds. 10:00 a.m., 58. lunchtime, 66 anticipate a mix of lots of clouds and sun as the front passing through. 3:00 p.m., 72 degrees, 5:00 p.m., 69 a bit more sunshine before sunset later on this evening. there's one or two people that have the chance to see the shower later today. i've got future tracker 6 standing by, i'll walk you through in the afternoon

are you optimistic about the future of atlantic city which these casinos shutting down. >> i think atlantic city will to have reinvent itself. casinos were a quick fix, they made a lot of money, for people, for almost years, since 1970, 37, 38 years, close to 40 years and i think going forward we have to go back to how it was before really, utilizing beaches, this boardwalk, and those nice summer days, fall days and even some winter days. >> reporter: hopefully somebody watching this will see a good man with a good optimistic attitude who has a good job waiting for you on the other side of this tv lens. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: we wish you best of luck. >> thank you. >> reporter: closing time in little will more than an hour another sad morning here in atlantic city, it is almost surreal here. i started my career here in 1938. i covered the ground breaking of this building. i cannot believe that another casino is shutting down. this is, even though it is real, it is like a dream. i think because we wake up so early, but you have been going to the shore your whole life. you just

down the shore breezy and cool high of 64 degrees, same as the ocean temperature in atlantic city. in philadelphia, sunny and breezy, 63 degrees. the winds could gust at times up to 30 miles per hour especially in the first part of the day. you might find they ease back in the afternoon and evening. overnight tonight, they drop down to 48 miles per hour. but the temperatures also drop 41 the low in philadelphia. some suburbs could get into the 30s, there's a chance of scattered frost overnight tonight for the first time this season in many of the outlying suburbs, i'm talking northern bucks, northern montgomery and northern chester and points north and rural central south jersey, you might want to bring in the potted plants overnight tonight. tomorrow, high pressure builds in, we get a decent amount of sunshine, 66 degrees, not as breezy tomorrow. here's nicole a tropical storm dancing around doing loops in the atlantic ocean could you tell of bermuda. the late direction, it comes through as a category two hurricane wednesday into thursday, thursday into friday it's a category one

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spread across the map through new jersey and the shore late in the day. 63 atlantic city, 62 ocean cityesham at 63 and wilmington through delaware at 64 degrees. for those forecast high temperatures, also still breezy, too, along the shore. windy throughout the day. matthew is no more an issue for us. it moves out to sea. the rain is out. now we're looking at tropical storm nicole. not going to necessarily affect us but it is something we need to keep an eye on as we move through. winds at 65 miles per hour right now. it's a tropical storm not at that 75 mile-per-hour threshold. monday through your tuesday, you see the winds starting to build. a category 1 forecast as it tens along the sea, it's going to be in the path of bermuda. that's where our eye will be on if it doesn't affect bermuda, category 2 hurricane. the projection keeps it away from us. we are well off to the west. through saturday, that will be directly to our west, at least the forecast at this point. coming up, we'll talk more about our extended forecast, 10 day on 10 in the next half hour. >>> 5:51 right now on this co

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atlantic city will now have seven casinos. nbc 10's jacqueline london joins us with the latest. >> denise, the shutdown has collectively led to 11,000 job losses. 2800 people are losing their jobs and are now forced to look for work. about a thousand of those workers have been on strike since july 1st. on the boardwalk this morning, there were tears and anger towards current taj owner carl icahn. the two sides failed to reach a deal on restoring pension and health benefits eliminated in bankruptcy court. non-striking employees say they're angry it got to this point. >> i am angry at local 54. we lost our jobs because they were being greedy. they were offered a package. they didn't take it. and we lose our jobs over it. >> as for the casino's owner carl icahn, he says this is a sad day for atlantic city. jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> a woman struck and killed this morning while trying to cross route 70 in rush hour. skyforce 10 over the area where it happened. police tell us the driver stayed at the scene. investigators s