but to be able to share that here at lasalle is going to be historic. you have committed passionate he can engaged young people, studying at this school, and i cannot wait to get to know them and to work with them more closely. >> reporter: now doctor is also accomplished attorney and administrative leader, of course again she stepped into her newest role here at lasalle university later on today. we will be here to grab her when she arrivals. for now live on campus, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >>> exciting day jan thank you. meanwhile philadelphia mayor michael nutter heads to mexico today. he'll meet with political business and cultural leaders during three day long trip. the mayor hopes to strengthen ties between philadelphia and mexico during his visit there. >>> our time now 5:35. in business news this morning how oreo cookies are getting a little healthier. >> okay, also the situation in greece could impact us markets. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with more on those stories good morning. >> reporter: good

we need to work together to make lasalle its best possible self. >> she'll have help on the ground. her son, will be a freshman here in the fall at lasalle university, jan carabeo "eyewitness news". >> state budget negotiations in harrisburg, pennsylvania governor tom wolf and lawmakers headed back to the bargaining table over state budget legislation. governor wolf vetoed the budget last week along with bills to privatize state stores. now, one of the governor's priorities more money for schools, the republican budget called for no new taxes. >>> well greece finance ministry has resigned, after voters rejected more osterity in return for another bailout. 61% no vote has left the bankrupt country's future and the european union and it euro uncertain. banks still closed with cash withdrawal limits. leaders of the euro zone will meade tomorrow to discuss the financial crisis, and what to do next. >> south carolina lawmakers meeting how they'll bring down the confederate flag that's flown over the state house for more than 50 years. rallies called for the removal of the battle flag for

what i plan to do over next few hours days and months is really understand what makes lasalle tic ando understand how that community is going to come together and plan our future. >> reporter: change is already here, in the university's one hundred and 52 years handich is also the first lay president and until now, the president has always been a christian brother. she will keep same values that she says but with a new perspective. >> drawing on missions but moving institution forward in new, different ways. >> reporter: she comes to philadelphia from canada where as president of the college in on tear yes she focused on boosting the school's national profile and student enrollment, all goals at lasalle too. but even on this a day of first, the doctor says the mission of the lasalle will be remaining the same. >> i'm following, as you have pointed out on 152 years of christian brother leadership at lasalle. you never want to lose the heart of that. we need to work together to make lasalle its best possible self. >> reporter: she will have help on the ground. her son will be a freshman

>> the big day historic day in fact, here at lasalle university in philadelphia.n campus, new president takes office bringing with her couple of firsts. i'll explain. >> jan thanks. also, kate katie has your forecast, justin checking the roads when we come right back on this monday morning good morn we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, save $300 to $700 on select mattress sets, plus 36-month special financing. ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >>> good morning, we'll check this out, one look at storm scan3, you can see what is headed our way today. we're tracking some showers moving into the area later on, also a threat of some stronger storm, over the next couple every days, and katie you've been d

that covers all 152 years of lasalle's history. she says she's still trying to assess just what the school needs most. >> we need to set some priorities. we need to figure out what it is that lasalle is going to be five years from now, 10 years from now a hundred years from now and that is a process that will involve the entire community. >> she took place as brother michael mcginnis who stepped down in 2014 after 15 years with the school. >>> speak of school hundreds of philadelphia teachers spent the day of their summer vacations back in the classroom today. kindergarten through third grade teachers and principals got new training at martin luther king high school in west oak lane. the goal is to improve student literacy. the lenfest foundation and the william penn foundation helped pay for the program with a $30 million investment. >> workers in philadelphia spent the day cleaning up the ben franklin parkway after another successful fourth of july jam. the action cam found crews taking down the stage and removing the fences near

good morning. >>> good morning, it is a historic day at lasalle university.hool's first-ever female president takes over. and that's not the only way that she is making history either. we are live on campus coming up in just a moment. >> indeed. first though it is a muggy none day out there as the holiday weekends wraps up. certainly hope you have a great fourth of july weekendment back to reality. ♪ ♪ back to life ♪ ♪ >> sorry, back to the 90s apparently too, i like it. >> oh, man hope everyone had great weekends, but the meg he is necessary is certainly starting to build for us across the delaware valley. you can feel it the second you walk out the door. christian johanson, at kyw just radio said something on twitter like it feels like you're walking into swimming pool of humidity. >> doesn't that make you -- >> in a hits home. >> yes, you understand that, yes, like don't even bother with the hair today! >> so yes get your instant freeze ready to go, be ready for, that expect to go see some showers to go along with this, as well. we'll detail everything for

. >>> new beginning for lasalle university. the school's first ever female president had her first day on the job today. dr. colleen hasn't nick says she'll keep lasalle values but bring a new perspective to the university community. she comes to philadelphia from canada whereas president of a college in ontario she focused on boosting the school's national profile and student enroll many g luck to her. >> thanks for watching cbs3 eyewitness news at 11:00 much we're back tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington erika von tiehl and meteorologist katie fehlinger. for lesley, kate and all of us i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. blue bloods is next. we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for m&r real estate. have you ever wanted to flip houses like the pros you see on tv? are you tired of working endless hours for little pay? are you stressed out over car notes, mortgage payments, and credit-card debt? well, here's your opportunity to break free. the cast of the hit

. >>> there is a new president at lasalle university and she's the first woman and first layperson told the office. dr. colleen hannich was named president in february but officially began the job today. before moving to philadelphia, she headed up a catholic women's college in ontario today canada. she says her first big task will be meeting lasalle's student body. >> for me i need to understand what is their concerns what excites them, what are their priorities and how can lasalle be a part of that success for them. >> she replaces brother michael mcginnis. he stepped down last year after 15 years as president. >> $2 million powerball ticket was sold in tell wear county. who bought it is still a mystery but luck appears to be on the side of the store that sold it. that ticket for saturday's drawing was purchased at domestic and imported beverages on baltimore pike in glen mills. a store owner says the store has winning ways. >> three years ago in august we sold 2012 we sold a million dollars powerball ticket and then last february when the jackpot was up to 500 million we sold anoth

. >>> new beginning for lasalle university.ool's first ever female president had her first day on the job today. dr. colleen hasn't nick says she'll keep lasalle values but bring a new perspective to the university community. she comes to philadelphia from canada whereas president of a college in ontario she focused on boosting the school's national profile and student enroll many g luck to her. >> thanks for watching cbs3 eyewitness news at 11:00 much we're back tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington erika von tiehl and meteorologist katie fehlinger. for lesley, kate and all of us i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. blue bloods is next. we'll see you tomorrow. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you're a fisherman, you tell tales. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do.

. >>> a new era begins at lasalle university. university is welcoming its first female president, the first layperson to lead the university. its previous presidents have been christian brothers. she's a toronto native who used to be the head of the university in london ontario. she says she's looking forward to getting to know as many students as she can. >> it is an historic institution. this has been a pillar of the philadelphia community and looking at how lasalle can be its very best self moving forward no theinto the future is my number one priority. that is what gives me the most excitement. >> we welcome her to philadelphia. she succeeds michael mcginest who stepped down in may last year. >>> carli lloyd -- goal! >> my goodness. the pipes. he's still going. that's it. that's the telemundo announcement following carli lloyd's history-making goal. last night she scored the first hat trick in women's world cup final history. she also took home the silver boot for the tournament's top player. today, the burlington county nati

. >>> lasalle university is welcoming its first woman president.he is also the first layperson to lead that university. its previous presidents have been christian brothers. she is a toronto native who used to be the head of a university in london ontario. she is looking forward to getting to know as many students as she can. >> it is an historic institution. this has been a pillar of the philadelphia community and looking at how lasalle can be its very best self moving forward into the future i think is my number one priority and that is what gives me the most excitement. >> she succeeds brother michael mcginnis who stepped down in may of 2014. >>> workshops are under way this morning and will last all week for more than 700 teachers in the school district of philadelphia. kindergarten through third grade teachers are working to improve literacy education at the workshops which are happening at martin luther king high school in germantown. >>> this morning we are learning more about the brazen escape at the upstate new york prison. one of the conv

. >> a new leader will begin a run at lasalle university. she'll be the first lay person and first woman to hold the job on a none-interim basis in the school's 152 history. >>> nickie hailey has joined others for the flag to be taken down after the shooting massacre at a predominantly black church. >>> congress has a long to-do list for the summer. a much-anticipated bill will take top billing. lawmakers are facing a budget deadline or risk a shut down in the fall. >>> government is warning about mosquitoes after near record rainfalls. a series of spray treatments were performed throughout the state over the weekend. more will be scheduled as necessary. it's gotten so much rain recently. >> david tells people if you have any standing water in your yards or buckets or anything, pour it out. >> reporter: agricultures if you can get them up plugged that's bad, trash can lids things like that okay. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live showing we're not seeing any additional rain. as we go in closer there are sprinkles and showers coming in through

doctor colleen hanige, also the first lay-president, until now, the president of lasalle has been memberour forecast with katie. i know you have been watching storm scan3 how are you showers looking? >> at the moment most of the showers have been fizzling moving into the area, which is nice to see but doesn't mean we're totally in the clear here just yet. when you walk out the door you will absolutely notice how humid it is outside and you can see just over my shoulders, we take storm storm scan full screen, see what we are talking about moisture there but fizzles yes, there is certainly some humidity out there in the atmosphere, we have sunshine to go along with it, but eventually wet weather catches up to us, looking at scattered shower thunderstorm corks even be locally strong through delaware. muggy tonight we drop to only 73 degrees. crank that air conditioner. two days straight of 90 plus degrees, coming our way in advance of stronger cold front. and that will usher in not even just some showers or thunderstorms, maybe heavy rain, as well, come wednesday. justin? >> course would be

. >>> lasalle university makes history today. >> the first female president is on the job.colleen i don't know how you to pronounce her last name and i looked it up every where what do you think. >> h -a-n-y-c-v. >> i looked it up. >> maybe so. >> she's first woman as well as first non-priest to serve in the position. she comes from a similar job from the canada board of trustees announced her position in february but today is her first day on the job. she's the school's 29th president and awarded 150 years as a philadelphia university. >>> it is being scenes like this one that a local group want to stop. the group one day at a time plans to hold a march begins violence tonight. group says they are sick and tired of violence in the city. they are stick of the being policed. they plan to gather at 5:30 at 40th and lancaster and march to forty-first and ogden where 11 people were shot just last month. >>> a special dedication over the weekend in philadelphia's neighborhoods. it was official dedication for crosswalks at 13th and locust. gay pioneers who picketed at independenc

mike lasalle of the "san francisco chronicle" says it goes beyond the specifics of boxing and becomesniversal story about tragedy and grief but joe at the new york daily news writes when boxing cliches work, they can deliver a knockout. when they don't as in "southpaw." we get punch drunk. >> jake is so gorgeous. i'll see it no matter what. >>> turning to pixel, it combines video game nostalgia with cgi animation and the the sillness expected from his happy madison productions. aliens discover video feeds of classic arcade games and misinterpreting them as a deck clag ration of war. they then attack the earth using the games as models for their assaults. >> you and silver medal break off. >> i'll stay with big yellow. >> nope. >> what's up? >> oh yeah. >> oh when it comes to the reviews, "pixels" does not appear to be making it past the first level. film journal international says for anyone over 10 this video game declined disaster movie will just be a disaster. and pixels ends up having too many glitches to make it worth your quarters. >> creative writing there, but if people like t

martina's of confidence could still feel strong shower this morning looking of the biggest pitch of lasalle ran up respect of moving off to the southeast to northwest looking at this area right over here we're seeing that will continue to hold together a few more shower chancellor on this morning if you're making your way out the door graviton rally could be dodgems and shower until lunch hour today and will talk rubble and expect timing why this bill looks like a 5:00 by 6:00 a.m. will continue to warm both currencies and sunshine by endicott will will start to see more of the sunshine concentrate on the peninsula of the north they will still have the chance for a stray shower to prop up the double continue on until about noon we have the chance of of the monsoon a marshal was could bring a light drizzle across the region this afternoon sam francisco opera '50s the sun for areas across the north bank were looking a from lower 60s this morning across oakland looking action san jose conference opera '60s as of right now although diesel the coming of >>robin winston: not bad at all and is bac

joining us steeple fixed income and lasalle network. lindsey, what do you think? does the fed raise rates on the back of these continued job claims falling unemployment rate? >> it's hard to justify a near-term rate increase. 223,000 is well below expectations. when you factor in the down regard revision this calls into the question of the market's overzealous of labor conditions. that fully reflects the fact half a million americans dropped out of the labor force if we look at average hourly earnings virtually nonexistent wage pressure no component of this morning's report suggests growing confidence in labor market strength. something the fed has been clear they want to see to justify a near-term rate increase. >> you think this delays that. tom gimble you still think the fed raises rates sooner than later. why? >> it's going to happen my guess would be late in the third quarter. maybe early fourth quarter. we are going to add 3 million jobs over the course of the year averaging about 250,000 jobs a month, we are seeing really good growth but it's not great grow

mike lasalle of the "san francisco chronicle" says it "goes beyond the specifics of boxing and becomespaw," we just get punch drunk." >> jake is so gorgeous. i'll see it no matter what. >> there you go. let me know how it is. >>> turning to pixel and a adam sandler action movie that combines video game nostalgia of the '80s with cgi animation and the silliness expected from his happy madison productions. the plot centers around aliens discovering video feeds of classic arcade games and misinterpreting them as a declaration of war. the aliens then attack earth using the video games as the models for their assaults. >> you and silver medal break off. >> i'll stay with big yellow. [ sirens ] >> nope! >> what's up? >> oh, yeah! >> oh, when it comes to the reviews, "pixels" does not appear to be making it past the first level. ethan alter of "film journal international" says "for everyone over the age of 10 this video game-derived disaster movie will just be a disaster." and rick bentley of "fresno bee" says "pixels" ends up having too many glitches to make it worth your quarters." >> creat

. >>> and today is the first day on the job for the first woman president of lasalle university.'ll be back with another update in about 25 minutes. remember always get the latest through the nbc 10 app. we go back to the "today" show. have a great day. >>> taking a look at the headlines, stock markets in europe and asia showed signs of jitters overnight after voters in greece rejected the belt-tightening terms of an international bailout. european leaders will hold emergency talks to see if a new deal can be reached to help greece renegotiate its massive debt and avoid financial collapse. >>> mastercard is testing a facial recognition app to help verify your identity when you make an online purchase. users hold up their phones, selfie style, to scan their face and send the image to mastercard. they're also required to blink to prove that you're real and it's not a picture. the app can also be used to check a person's fingerprints. that's incredible. >>> amazon is promising more bargains than on black friday alone to celebrate its 20th birthday. the retail giant says july 15th pr