we are live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right cleve, thanks very much. >>> well, we will turn our attention to the weather now and we are enjoying a great start to the weekend as we are's set to officially usher in summer. lets take a live look down the shore at ocean city, it looks beautiful, on a beautiful night, and can we keep this gorgeous weather going? meteorologist kathy orr is with us now in the weather center, kathy. >> they don't want to leave, chris. >> do you blame them. >> no. >> it is a beautiful evening across the delaware valley, high temperature so far in philadelphia on this last day of spring, 82, believe it or not that is below average. the normal is 84. the record is one hub degrees set on this date. temperatures are still pretty mild and this evening. they will stay that way. 7:00 p.m. temperatures 77. we will have partly cloudy skies at 9:00 p.m. and 69 degrees at 11:00. very good sleeping weather, indeed. on storm scan three all is clear, clouds move in late and then showers, tomorrow not a lot of rain but we will be seeing the clouds rol

our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in salem with the disturbing details on this, cleve? >> reporter: police are looking for latea harris, they had a hard time locating her. she was working in the mcdonald's when a former co-worker came in. it enraged harris. she followed her behind the restaurant and savagely beat her in front of the victim's toddler son. we warned you this video is graphic as well as the victim's injuries. >> it was a brutal beating, salem police pulled from you tube, this is the result, catherine suffered a broken nose and concussion as well as extensive bruises and cuts to her face. >> i could have been dead right now and she hit me in the right spot it would have been over. >> reporter: she says she used to work at mcdonald's with the suspect whom police identified as 25 year-old latea harris. she said fight started over work place gossip which she took part in but never imagined it would go so far. >> thinks not good for anybody. you don't look good. i definitely don't look good. it doesn't look good. >> reporter: in the video i group of what appear

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, live in ocean city, cleve, is what happening right now. >> well, search has been suspended by both beach patrol and coast gar. you can see the sign, that says danger, the ocean is closed. the beaches here they are closed when life guards go off-duty and let me show you why walking down the beach you can see jetty where incident happened. right now that rip current is pulling, once again and they had to tell people to get off of the jetty. it is in the what you see but what is under water that is so dangerous and that has people concern as the search continues, all day, for that missing boy. searching by helicopter, boat and even diving below the waves there were no signs monday of a missing 14 year-old boy caught in the rip current sunday night near ninth street jetty. >> there is a big family on the beach and three kids at the end of the jetty swimming and rip tides pulled them out to the ocean. >> reporter: life guards weren't on duty when incident happened at 6:45 but ocean city beach patrol wrapped response teamworks until 8:00 p.

so is "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan who joins us live with the very latest now, cleve. >> reporter: chris, this is basically a very brief hearing just outlying ought of those charges against kevin roper but it was an opportunity for him for his lawyer to dress those accusations that he had no business behind the wheel saturday morning. if kevin roper was ever looking for 152nd of fame, this wasn't it. roper's accused of being sleep deprived when he crashed a wal-mart tractor trailer in the limo bus in the new jersey turnpike saturday carrying tracie morgan critically injured. one of his fellow comedians james mcnair was kill and several others were injured. roper faced arraignment in criminal court. >> roper is being charged with vehicular homicide for death of mcnair, assault by auto for others who were injured. under new jersey law a driver can be convicted if there is proof he has been without sleep for 24 hours when the accident occurred. roper's attorney says he didn't commit the crimes. authority say roper failed to slow for traffic and tried to swerve at the last minute to a

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in sewell, with the very latest, cleve. >> reporter: natasha, 70 out of the roughly 90 residents that are here at gloucester manor nursing home will to have find a new you place to live if medicare and medicaid decides if the track report of problems here has gone on long enough. >> we've got our notifications, we have until august 1st. >> reporter: end may be near for gloucester manor nursing home this week they gave layoff notices to 130 employees. reason is that medicare and medicaid could stop paying for patients here since facility remain on the list of the lowest performing nursing homes in the country for 36 months. >> it tells you they are not doing anything to make themselves better. >> reporter: attorney saul grubber specializes in elderly care and handled several complaints against gloucester manor. >> already this morning once this story started to break we have had multiple phone calls from children who have said things such as i'm really mad because my in mother always said to me no one would ever answer the call

cleve's son cole, too, gone with several others. >> there was just dead silence.re looking and a thousand things went through my mind. the very first one was, they're all dead. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> this is on mt. hood on the south side, about 800 feet from the peak. we have seven people down, possibly four injured. they fell into the crevasse. >> the news is more grim that cleave thinks. nine people, not seven, have fallen in. and if it only were just injuries. harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to him. >> i thought he was just unconscious. sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and did whatever i could. >> the call his dad, cleve

as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us the signing came on the last full day of a special olympics competition in mercer county. >> reporter: national special olympic games are going strong in central new jersey this week with the athletes like joe hail from westville, new jersey racking up the medals. >> i'm having fun. meeting new friends. that is what it is all about competition. >> reporter: athletics have not been easy, as a child coaches wouldn't let him sign up because of disability. >> all i do is cry to be honest with. >> fortunately, his experience may not have to be repeated. >> with special olympic, athletes, and equal access to playing sports, in the the school. they must get a chance to try out, and, reasonable accommodations to play. >> everybody should have an opportunity to experience things that i experience. >> every single person has value, every person, every person, can make us better. >> reporter: olympic swimmer darrah torres attended and said athletes are athletes no matter their ability level. >> these athletes are amazing, every athlete is a favo

in camden, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, we have a sneak peak of the new art exhibit foundation, the world is an apple, the still lives of paul say cezanne, premiered that work. gallery charts his still life paintings over the course of his life and a range of scenes including apple, flowers and skulls. the barnes foundation permanent art collecton contains 69 works by him, the exhibit opens to the public june 22nd and runs through september. >>> kathy joins us now this rain isn't just a nuisance but a real danger out there. >> flash flooding doesn't happen often around here and when it does, it is really something else. we're talking about streets flooded, tunnels flooded. i got this report from the national weather service. is there a report that water is waist high on i-95 north and south at the broad street tunnel and numerous vehicles are stranded so please if you are traveling in south philadelphia know that the rain is moving out, but the flooding continues and there are issues at citizens bank parkas well. lets look outside we have rain falling even in center

in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> breaking news right now in camden county, chopper three over the scene of the stabbing. this is the parking lot of the shop rite supermarket on blackwood clementon road in clementon. the the suspect fled the scene we are working to get you more information. we will bring it to you as we get it. >>> developing at 6:00 police released a new photo of the woman wanted in the brutal beating of a mother in salem new jersey. take a close look at le tea harris police are asking her to turn herself in. investigators say she's caught on tape beating catherine ferreira in front of her two-year old son. if you have any information about harris you are asked to call police. >>> new at 6:00, new jersey police officer is arrested and charged with sexual assault of the 17 year-old girl. buena bureau special officers shawn griffith is accused of doing this while holding a position of disciplinary power over the victim. tonight griffith is on hundred thousand dollars bail and will be arraigned on july 10th. >>> well, we a

, cleve. >> reporter: chris, very disappointing news for delanco township and burlington county. beyond me pile of the debris a reminder of that dietz and watson plant that will now move to philadelphia. new jersey offered 32 million-dollar in incentives but philadelphia, monk their package had precious land that allowed dietz and watson to expand at their home base. it has been almost ten months since fire destroyed dietz and watson warehouse in delanco, clean up took months and all along dietz and what the on son kept their options open about whether they will rebuild on the same site. tuesday it was in the south jersey but philadelphia receiving good news on where the company will replace the the distribution facility. >> we are started here. they will stay here. they will grow here by bringing their distribution facility back to philadelphia, attaching it to the production facility, already in philadelphia. >> reporter: 150 jobs the company moved temporarily to philadelphia after the the fire, will stay there. >> we're terribly disappointed and devastated by decision they mad

in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> as we get closer to the fourth of july holiday area police forces will be on the look out for drunk drivers. duism checkpoints will be set up throughout montgomery and buck counties over the next two weekends. it's all part of a state police initiative to keep you safe on the road. >> last week in matter of 3.5 hours wed will 11duism drivers. >> officials are logging that pass a law to cut down on repeat duism offenders. in pennsylvania and new jersey officials want mandated personal breathalyzers tied to ignition systems for drivers charged with their first dui offense but that bill is having trouble getting passed. >>> caught on video a plain makes an emergency landing on a highway. we'll have more of this dramatic footage coming up. >> kathy. >> coming up, we have clear skies and pleasant conditions as we head into the weekend. but as july begins just like that it will be sizzling and stormy. we'll take look at that in the seven day. >> and it's the perfect place to visit this weekend. a beautiful new park but there's a catch.

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan is live in ocean city with the very latest, cleve? report report chris, just a few moments ago we actually saw life guard get up and call everybody out of the water here at ninth street and tell them do not go back in the ocean, the beach is closed. right there along that jetty is where the incident happened sunday night. we have learn in the past hour both the beach patrol and the u.s. coastguard have have called off suspended their search for that missing boy. as dawn arrived in ocean city coastguard helicopters resumed searching for a 13 year-old boy missing after a large group of people were all caught in the rip current sunday night. >> when we came down here you could feel a different mood, people are really concern, upset. >> reporter: boy's family watched as coastguard, state police and ocean city beach patrol searched above and below the waters near ninth street jetty, relative who didn't want to talk on camera says boy was at the the beach with huskies instant. >> big family on the beach and three kids at the end of the jet

. >>> still to come the mayor of atlantic city with the big announcement, cleve. >> reporter: with the rainbow flag atlantic city designates a lgbt friendly beach. we will speak the with the mayor about his vision for atlantic city. >>> he gave his life in the line of duty, now people on the schuylkill river trail will have a constant reminder of officer brad fox. we will show you what is being put there in his honor, kathy? >>> all is dry but we could see scattered showers make it in late this evening. after that summer-like sizzle will be moving in leslie. >>> phillies starting a crucial stretch of games starting tonight in atlanta and sixers possible first round draft pick comes to town, i'll have much more on andrew wiggins in sports. look at all these people. imagine a world where they all switch to geico. a world full of savings. imagine... ♪ hold on, still imagining. ♪ all right, i'm done. [ male announcer ] geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. atlantic city is taking steps to court gay and lesbian supporters. >> the town's mayor took p

we are live in haddon heights, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> busyy at supreme court as justices wind down their term. today high court ruled against air ohio a start up internet company that reports broadcast shows for free and allows customers to access those shows for a free. >> cbs news correspondent craig bosswell is at the court now with more on the ruling and possible impact. >> reporter: supreme court decided with four major broadcasters including cbs in a ruling against the on line tv service, air ohio, under copy right law cable and satellite companies pay television networks billion of dollars a year to bring their subscribers programs like the big bang theory and late show with david letterman. they delivered that same programming, without paying the networks. it received off the air network signals on dime sized antenna, one for each subscribe shore watched shows over the internet. >> broadcasters are arguing that arrow is just like cable so it should to have pay just like cable does. >> reporter: in a six-three ruling the court agreed s

. >>> "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan is live in west windsor now with more on the games, cleve. >> reporter: chris, mercer county park here is transformed into a special olympic village. more than 80,000 people are expected to attend these special olympic games throughout central new jersey and officials say thinks the largest national special olympics games we have ever had in the the country. from setting the sidelines on the soccer field, to turning the the baseball die pond, preparations are almost done for the the special olympics u.s.a. national game set to kick off this weekend. >> now it is crunch time where we are getting ready here. we will have have close to 10,000 volunteers assisting us with putting these games together for the 3500 athletes that are coming from all over the united states. >> reporter: since winning the bid four years ago to host the games work has been non-stop to make mercer count a national olympic venue from creating high quality signage to securing millions of dollars in sponsors. the it is one of the largest events the region has

live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, there is breaking news right now protesters are out as governor christie joins pennsylvania governor tom corbett for an event in center city. >> "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live with more on what the protest is all about, todd. >> reporter: jessica, right now police are telling us a group of several hundred protesters are making their way toward comcast building in center city. protesters were outside at the union league just on south broad street, we have video of that, we are made up of members of the philadelphia teachers union as well as their supporters. they are protesting the tens of millions of dollars in state budget cuts to the district, governor tom corbett we're told was scheduled to have a private fundraiser here today at the union league and that new jersey governor chris christie was also expect to be here. the location of that fundraiser may have changed, but in any case as governor corbett heads in the reelection campaign the teachers want their voices heard. >> some schools need books, some schools

live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. >>> a man is dead, five others are injured, and, thrown from the pick up that overturn on the expressway this happened this morning, near exit 22 in hamilton township. investigators say that three people were in the cab of that truck, three others in the bed, and when it went out of control. >>> morgan has been transferred to a undisclosed rehab billtation center. morgan is expect to be there for a couple of weeks. he was critically injured in the multi car crash on the new jersey turnpike, earlier this month, and an accident that killed his friend, james mcnair. >>> looking at weather, beautiful day. it will be a gorgeous friday evening. will we see a wonderful weekend? meteorologist kathy orr joining us from the cbs-3 sky deck with the first word on the forecast for the weekend, kathy. >> it is going to be a really nice evening, at least it will start in a great way, jessica. we have seen blue skies, a few high clouds, and that is just about it. just a comfortable air mass sitting over us, but, of course, that is sub

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more on from pittsgrove township. >> reporter: governor chris christie shared from the heart wednesday at a ground breaking ceremony for substance abuse treatment facility in salem county. >> two months ago on a sunday morning, i got that phone call that my friend, 52 years old, was dead in a motel room in west orange with an empty bottle of percocet and empty quart of vodka. >> reporter: with treatment resource necessary high demand, day top program in pittsgrove township will expand to include outpatient clients. seventeen year-old conrad is six months into recovery and seen a dramatic change in his life from day top. >> certain people, i hope to get better. >> while this was an accomplishment, steve sweeney, it is impossible to ignore their showdown over new jersey's pension system. christie plans to balance this and next years budgets by cutting two and a half billion dollars in pension payments. >> i care about retirees and be sure they get their pension. we are obligated to live up to the commitment. the the governor, is the

development in the pipeline, and we should expect more announcements in the coming months n camden i'm clevecbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> right now 6:39. fashion designer torey birch returns home to philadelphia. did you know she was from the area, philadelphia girl. she's here to help woman grow their businesses. >> more than a hundred people gathered at rittenhouse hotel for one on one time with the established entrepreneur. the torey birch foundation is partnering with bank of america, to offer mentorship and millions in low interest loans to help woman grow their businesses. >> we're hearing more and more that woman entrepreneurs had trouble accessing capitol. the that has been a real barrier to their expansion. >> something negative happens learn from it and see how to move it forward. >> other advice from mentors including happening the right attitude and never giving up. >> good advice. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> coming up, do you ever get angry when you have not eaten when your hung are pains change your mood and make you angry. it is a common problem. >>> coming up in today's what's u

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan, explains. >> reporter: governor chris christie shared from the heart wednesday at a ground breaking ceremony for a substance boost treatment facility in salem county. >> two months ago on a sunday morning i got that phone call that my friend, 52 years old was dead in the hotel room in west orange with an empty bottle of percocet and empty quart have of vodka. >> reporter: with treatment resource necessary high demand the day top program in pittsgrove township will expand to include outpatient clients. conrad is six months in recovery and seen a dramatic change in his life from day top. >> there is hope to get better. >> while this was a bipartisan accomplishment between governor christie and steve sweeney it is impossible to ignore their brewing she down over new jersey's pension system. christie plans to balance this, and next years budget by cutting two and a half billion dollars in pension payments. >> i care about retirees, who should get their pension. we are obligated to live up to the commitment. the governor, there is a way to do

live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> some people may be heading back to atlantic city on this warm friday afternoon. the others will enjoy a friday evening in the city. we are love park in center city. meteorologist kathy orr is on our sky deck with the first forecast on a beautiful friday, how sit looking. >> picture perfect. little bit of the breeze, very comfortable, lots of blue skies, so low humidity but that will change, you know, this perfect weather could not last. we will be warping it up. so far in philadelphia with the sunshine this afternoon, temperatures have climbed throughout the 80's, still though, it is going to get warmer. the the high so far 83. the normal is 86. the record is 97 setback in 1963. right now across the region it is fairly mild, 83 in philadelphia. eighty-four in allentown. down the shore is cooler, with an easterly flow. temperatures in the 70's. seventy-two in beach haven. seventy-four in sea isle and cape may and even rehoboth beach, delaware. ocean the water temperatures are in the mid 70's early in the week and new we

in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, there is a new bill in new jersey, that could force smokers to snuff out their cigarettes on the beach. new jersey lawmakers surpass add bill to limit smoking at most public beaches. now the beaches could still set aside a small area for smokers, and it also outlaws smoking at state, county, municipal parks. governor chris christie hasn't said yet if he'll sign that bill. >>> well, new park is providing an escape for people without having to leave the city. but it is only here for a limited time. coming up neglects, we will tell you what makes this urban oasis so unique. >>> and the dangers of fireworks, as we head into the fourth of july holiday. still ahead, why officials say the number of people getting injured is increasing. we'll be back. >>> new attraction drawing crowd on penn's landing, the spruce street harbor park opened to the public yesterday. it is at 401 south columbus boulevard. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers, shows us what it is all about, and why you better act fast if you want to see it. >> li

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, has more from the scene. >> reporter: authorities say it was a chaotic scene around 12:30 when they arrived at this demolition site on route 38, a man was covered in ruble with only his feet visible and a backhoe operator he was working with was complaining of chest pains. >> they were working on taking the last part of the building down when the collapse other kurd and we don't know exactly how or were it occurred. >> reporter: according to officials the work was more than 90 percent done tearing down the former blockbuster video store. rescuers found the work shore died partially in the trench and covered with concrete, metal, and roofing materials. investigators with the prosecutor's office were in charge of investigating how the death happen, and osha started to collect information to see if all safety standards were being followed. >> this was permitted. they had all of the permits. they had all of the insurance, bonding, those types of things. so the company doing the the work. the it was an authorized. you can see from the area it was a

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has reaction from new jersey. >> we've been coming for four years. >> shirley takes birthday trip each year with her daughters to the showboat. hat ladies as they call themselves took the news harled that the showboat is closing. >> very disappointed in it. i don't know what i am going to do next year. >> worse yet, more than 2,000 showboat workers are wondering where they'll finds a new job. >> i have four kids. what will happen to my benefits? >> atlantic city mayor says showboat close something part of the painful but inevitable decision made. robert gross says the pain is far from over. >> it is in pretty bad shape right now, it is over capacity, way too much, too many slop machines, table games, frankly, too many casinos open right now. >> with the atlantic club closing, revel filing for bankruptcy last week the second time in two years, atlantic city is trying to focus on non-casino dollars, like to all positive's, but those plans could take long time to compensate for the thousands of jobs lost if more casinos close. >> i've ha

we are live from new brunswick cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for the update. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the investigation in the tracie morgan crash, we will have updates here on television and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> it has been a dreary day all across our region but we did manage to stay relatively dry, tomorrow that will change, as we are's once again tracking storms. lets check with meteorologist kathy orr, she's keeping tabs on what sound like drenching rains, kathy. >> here we go again, this was our brief break, chris, we have had clouds, cooler temperatures, better than heavy storms. that is what they saw in baltimore, washington, virginia, where sun came out, torrential downpours. easterly wind will protect us at least through tonight and first half of the tomorrow, and then things will change, as we take a look to the south, we will see showers and thunderstorms, even tornado watches in effect and tornado warning in bed forward county, pennsylvania well to the west of us. we are seeing all this lifting to the north t

reporting live from salem city i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, breaking news now at 5:00 o'clock out of norristown a gun bat there will has left one person injured tonight, the scene is the 1800 block of willow street. police are still trying to piece together exactly what happened, but we saw cars, a car, and a van there riddled with bullets. at least one person suffered an injuries but we're told they are not life threatening. we will follow the story and bring you update tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. >>> new developments today in that double stabbing at the house of the horde inner olney, 71 year-old woman and 54 year-old man were brutally stabbed on north fourth street yesterday morning. today, police charged a teenage neighbor in connection with that crime, it was same teenager who was hosing down one of the victims and the scene when police arrived yesterday. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live with more on this teenage suspect, jane. >> reporter: jessica, cbs-3 sources a that this teenager has made a complete confession, admit to

don't rule out cleve. they could possibly add love, irving and still have a draft big in thompson.favorite. >> do those people even exist? >> there are a lot of people who have always thought lebron would want to go back to cleveland. there's a chance that could happen. >> what do you think? >> he can only go back to someplace where he can win. if he goes back to miami, they can restructure. >> would he ever come to new york? >> if me lfrnltso wanted to be here, phil jackson -- greatest players of a generation, jordan, kobe and lebron. >> they don't have the money. >> amare would have to pass on $23 million. good luck with that. >> go back to cleveland, make the world right. >> he needs to make the world right. he knows he botched his move to miami. he needs to -- >> lives in akron, still, $10 million house. >> what match are you watching today? are you watching nigeria and argentina? >> not really. they're both going through, right? what's the other one? >> honduras and switzerland, bosnia and iran and ecuador and -- >> the switzerland game. tomorrow at 11:30 america stops, if you