and then after they left, they come running down murray street, start shooting. and two bullets hit the victim and he fell in front of the chinese store. after the fight happened, an officer should have stayed out here, sitting in the area but they didn't. and like i said this incident could have been avoided. but... >> this neighborhood is very close to downtown baltimore and there was a shooting incident here where six shots were fired and the police have been called out. this is the third shooting that we've heard about in 24 hours and been to the crime scenes here in the city of baltimore. today illegal guns, not drugs, are the stated number one target for law enforcement. the baltimore police department has invited us to walk the streets with them. >> this area, notorious for drugs. notorious for drugs. but as many people you see sitting out here, there's always one person with a gun. >> but you want to stop the drug dealing as well, right? >> i do but i'd rather stop the killing. not that the drug dealing isn't bad. but the violence. >> and most of the arre

and then after they left, they come running down murray street, start shooting.nd two bullets hit the victim and he fell in front of the chinese store. after the fight happened, an officer should have stayed out here, sitting in the area but they didn't. and like i said this incident could have been avoided. but... >> this neighborhood is very close to downtown baltimore and there was a shooting incident here where six shots were fired and the police have been called out. this is the third shooting that we've heard about in 24 hours and been to the crime scenes here in the city of baltimore. today illegal guns, not drugs, are the stated number one target for law enforcement. the baltimore police department has invited us to walk the streets with them. >> this area, notorious for drugs. notorious for drugs. but as many people you see sitting out here, there's always one person with a gun. >> but you want to stop the drug dealing as well, right? >> i do but i'd rather stop the killing. not that the drug dealing isn't bad. but the violence. >> and most of the arrest

democratic mayoral candidate jim kenney and his opponent in the fall, republican melissa murray bailey were at the broad street ministry this morning hoping to raise money for the facility. kenney was off his primary victim last night murray bailey was unopposed. >>> chester marries on the outs. john linder lost his reelection bid in the landslide to state representative thaddeus kirkland. that is in yesterday's democratic primary. the unofficial tally 71-28 percent. kirkland will take on republican nominee wendell butler in november. >>> hundreds of people bike through philadelphia tonight to honor memories of the cyclist who have been killed on local roadways. this event is called, the ride of silence. the goal, to urge drivers to be more careful and to share the road with cyclist. the since this time last year six cyclist have been killed by vehicles, on delaware valley road. >>> well delco spca unveiled a new building to support work it does in helping dogs and cats find new homes. the building will house administrative offices as well as facility for animal training and socialization. the current shelter

issues brought up wednesday as kenney and his republican challenger melissa murray bailey spoke at a fundraiser for broad street ministry, asked about ramsey murray bailey said she wasn't yet sure if she would keep him but quick to point out her opponent has been in city politics for a long time and says it is time for a change. >> last mayor was in city council and then became mayor mayor before that was in sit council and then became mayor. same thing happening again. >> reporter: tone of the day was decidedly friendly with both candidates seated at same table along with governor tom wolf. of course, it is easier for cordial when race won't be very close philadelphia has not elect a republican mayor since 1948 but still both candidates expect the campaign hard. >> she has great eye tease and we will run a robust race against her, she will run a robust race against me. >> reporter: one of the issues that jim kenney has with the current form of the police department is use of the stop and frisk policy. he said if elect he would end that policy. coming up 59:30 "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hunte

oliver street, melissa murray bailey running for the republican nomination unopposed, and polls open>> well, police in the nation's capitol are is her clinic for a person of interest in the mysterious death of four people. they were found inside a burning home, not far from vice president biden's house last seen driving porsche linked to the victim's home. three adult, and child were found in the home on thursday. police are not saying how the victim's died or release being their names. >> president obama comes to town, policing efforts expected to meet with young people in the area. camden county police, say additional officers on the street has helped cut crime in the city. >> symptom 15 years since the deadly pier 34 collapsed. happened back may 18th, 2,000 when the dance floor at club heat went out from underneath party goers there. patrons fell into the dark merky waters of the delaware river. three women monica rodriguez dianne white maria ferarro killed in the collapse. >> well, believe it or not memorial day weekend is next weekends. kind of crept up on us, right? triple a sa

street anthony williams. the winner will face the lone republican candidate melissa murray bailey in the november general election. vote jer turn out in 2011 was 21%. >> different story. michael nutter had only one challenger milton street. "nbc 10's" matt delucia joins us live. the numbers of young voters could be going higher this time around, right? >> reporter: it could be, chris and tracy. the coercing has been going on for months. anything to get teens and young adults engaged. the clock is ticking. the folks over at young involved philadelphia have been working to get those under the age of 35 more engaged. the last may oral election in philadelphia had very low turnout. the general election only had 20%. also making things a little complicated is the fact that no republican may oral candidate has been elected in the city in six decades. in one way the committee of 70 is trying to push younger voters is by putting them at the polls. students from six philadelphia high schools will be working at six polling locations and answering questions today. >> callers listen to voters. they don't just listen to citiz

street. on the republican side, melissa murray bailey running un oppose forward her party nomination, 36 year old is business woman from society hill. >> and, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the race for mayor. we have all of the primary result on cbsphilly.com. later on today. ukee? >> four philadelphia election officials face charges this morning for alleged voter fraud. investigators say sandra lee alex owe a harding, collins gregory thomas, conspired to add fraudulent votes to machines after the polls closed after last year's election, it was reported back in february. on top of that, three of the four suspect did not even live in the definition which they were working wins guess the law. >> new this morning police hope surveillance cameras can help them track down a killer after shooting in west philadelphia. around 11:30 last night officers on patrol heard gunfire coming from the 1300 block of north con stole -- connestoga street. police found shot 18 shell casings without an i.d. but police may have found a very important clue. >> we found a buick suv parked on t

the actors, tom hanks from 1982, bumm murray, the crazy antics, you know, davon the street, and thenis some of the poinent stuff. you know, it is dave after 9/11, you know, how great he was after that. and some of the great interviews did he that were casino of emotional. and when drew barrimore stands on the desk, then you do this to your kids, tell them to go inside and get the cheerios. >> forgot about that moment. tune in tonight at 9:30, 9:30 for david letterman life on television. that's followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> pretty darn good for a guy who started as a weather man in indianapolis. >> never know where it can go. >> my man. >> he is so funny so quick i mean everyone lovers letterman. >> i would love to meet himment once did satellite interview and he invited me to up see his show. >> take him up on. that will he has only 13 more shows. >> time is running out yes. >> right now just past 5:43. we want to check in with katie and our terrific weather watchers. >> up bright and early, i do mean bright and early because the moon shine is very bright for this mornin

. >> reporter: not giving up murray took to the streets to convince dave to stay. >> will you help me? come on. >> reporter: and the man with more late show appearances than anyone regis philbin made one final visit. >> but now you're leaving. >> yes. >> where does that leave regis? >> i don't care. tomorrow is our final show, but -- no no wait a minute. unless it raines. then there will be a rain delay. >> reporter: in an interview with jane pauley on "cbs sunday morning" letterman described what it's like to walk away from late night. >> change in my life has petrified me but once i come through the other side the reward has been unimaginable. >> reporter: now t late show has been very tight lipped about what they'll have planned tonight. they'll talk about oprah and julia roberts and the legacy the late night show leaves behind. >> i can't wait. >> me too. the closer it gets you get a little choked up but excited for what he's going to do next. >> an extraordinary life and an extraordinary way he changed television. you can see dave say good-bye to the "late show" tonight on cbs. >

>> well we'll find out. [ laughter ] >> reporter: not giving up murray took to the streets looking for help in convincing dave to stay. >> will you help me? will you help me? come on! come on! will you help me? >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: and the man with more "late show" appearances than anyone regis philbin made his final visit. >> now you're leaving. where does that leave regis? >> i don't care. tomorrow is our final show. but -- [ boos ] no, no wait a minute. unless it rains. then there will be a rain delay. >> reporter: in an interview with jane pauley on cbs sunday morning, letterman described what it feels to walk away. >> the change in my life has petrified me but once i come through the other side the reward is unimaginable. >> reporter: the "late show" has been tight-lipped about what they have planned. in our next hour we'll talk to dave's notable guests including oprah and julia roberts about what he leaves behind. >> i can't wait for tonight. >> me, too. the closer it gets you get choked up. >> an extraordinary life. an extraordinary way he changed television. you ca

today, jim kenney and republican melissa murray bailey greeted members of the community at the broad street ministry which works to end poverty in philadelphia. >> too many hard working families are struggling to make ends meet. >> reporter: another major issue on the menu today, what to do about police commissioner charles ramsey whose job came into question during the primary. to be clear, you will keep the commissioner on the job. >> if he wants to stay he's an awesome person. he's one of the best police commissioners we ever had. why would i kick him to the curb. >> reporter: will you keep him on the force? >> for me i think for everyone that is in city government now, it is about when i get elected, talking about what my vision is and what their vision is and if it aligns i don't see any reason we can't continue to work together. >> reporter: in this race for city hall there is some common ground between the with candidates. they both want to put an end to the police department's stop and frisk policy. reporting in center city i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> you can see where the

lynn abraham, nelson dias jim kenny, jim oliver milton street and anthony williams. they will face melissa murray bailey in the general election. democrats outnumber democrats 7 to 1 in philly. that tells you what kind of odds she will face. "nbc 10's" matt delucia live at a polling place in rhawnhurst. matt they're trying to get younger voters out. what's being done to make that happen? >> reporter: chris one person i spoke with said if the youth want their voices heard they need to come out and vote. young involved philadelphia have been working to get those under the age of 35 engaged through phone banks and the like. the last mayoral election had very low turnout. the general election only had 20%. making things complicated is the fact that no republican may oral candidate has been elected since a decade ago. students from six philadelphia high schools will be working at several polling locations and answering questions. >> i don't have to tell any of you how troubling the numbers are about young voters and their lack of interest in registering and voting. we feel this is an important move fo

nelson diaz, doug oliver and milton street each got less than 5 percent a piece. >>> kenney's next opponent is melissa murrayailey. election day is tuesday november 3rd, less than six months from now. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from outside city hall to talk more bit, justin, good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. poll numbers favored jim kenney going in the the race and he came out the winner. after the victory speech he is looking ahead to the raza head as well as to his new g.o.p. opponent. just after ten tuesday night and after waiting through a sea of supporters former city councilman jim kenney stood at the podium for the first time as city democratic mayoral nominee. when asked what made him resonate as owe

work with sergeant para and sergeant murray they've been huge advocates, huge supporters of this program they provide all the training safety awareness serving the streets but most important when we implement a program, sometimes the community doesn't like to pay attention so what they do is provide the law enforcement to implement the program and its integrity and sometimes have to give out warnings to staff, so i can take this time and introduce the sergeant para and sergeant murray, if you would like to give a couple of words. >> good afternoon, supervisors, commissioners, i'm sergeant murray -- i'm sergeant para, this is sergeant murray, we meet with the principals along with sal and we conduct a walk-flu of the outside school ground when we start and that's where we determine a safe location to implement the program. supplies are ordered, children are identified, [inaudible] are [inaudible] by the parents and once we do that, we set up a date to come in and train them, me and sergeant murray will train the chaining we use the unified school district's handout, we take the important bullet points out of there and that's what we train them with, afte

months before the general election in the fall, melissa murray bailey the republican nominee arrived on time for a fundraiser at the broad street ministry on south broad, you'll hear from her momentarily, democratic nominee, jim kenney arrived just now fashionably late. kenney fresh off the primary win, he is taking part in feeding the homeless and the gop nominee, melissa murray bailey the overwhelming underdog if the election. there was just joy in the headquarters when he won majorities he t together a coalition. >> unions and parents and clergy and lgbt community and immigrants. >> whoever wins the elections in november will not take office until january and then he or should will face many issues violence for example, three shootings jove night, three of them fatal. and of course funding for the public schools. >> it's about sharing with philadelphians a vision for a new city and we have to think about that we can't have the same old ideas and expect different results. >> i will have more from both mayoral hopefuls today on "action news." live in center city, vernon odom channel 6 "action news." >> vernon thank you. seven

street. >>> on the republican side, melissa murray bailey is running unopposed for g.o.p. nomination. 36 year-old is a business woman from society hill. >>> stay with "eyewitness news", we will have continuing coverage of the race for mayor, and we will have all of the results from that race, and all of tomorrow's primaries, on cbs philly.com. >>> now to the race for president, the kentucky senator rand paul, was on independent mall today. the g.o.p. candidate took part in an event at the national constitution center where he discussed his new book called taking a stan, moving beyond partisan politics to unite america. the senator delivered remarks with supporters on independence mall. he pledged to do everything he could to block renewal of the patriot act. paula period at the the constitution center as part of the speaker series sponsored by our sister radio station 1210 wpht. >>> pen doll and delaware river port authority team up with local and washington officials to send a important safety message about seat belts. they kick off click it or ticket campaign at walt whitman bridge

street. on the republican side, melissa murray ballsy running unopposed for her party's nomination. 36 year old is a business woman from society hill. >> and you can count on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the primary election, and the race for mayor, we'll have result both on television and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> new this morning philadelphia police hope that surveillance cameras can help them track down a killer. officers were on patrol around 11:30 last night when they heard shot coming from the 1300 block of north connestoga street. when they arrive at the scene police found a man shot at point blank range without an i.d. they also found 18 shell casings, and another clue. >> we found a buick suv park on the block and in that buick, on the floor board on the passenger side, we did find a semiautomatic gun. >> police, however, say it is not clear if the semiautomatic gun was similar to the weapon. >> first time in two weeks atlantic city school board rejected budget plan calling poor more than 200 lays offers, at the city center building last night parent voiced

mayor jim kenney got to work at a fundraiser, he was at the broad street ministry and his opponent in the coming election, melissa murray bailey also took part. they provide meals for hungry and homeless philadelphians. >>> time for the "action news" traffic report with matt pellman sfl we are making it over the hump in a small fashion, plenty of backed up traffic from penn's landing to the work zone at cotman after few 37 minutes from the vine up to woodhaven with no delay that is a 14 minute drive and traffic light troubles at gary barbera's chrysler land, no cross traffic allowed because of the problems the traffic lights are having. three separate accidents on 295 southbound and all three are off to the side and the bad now is is solid traffic from past rancocas delran that is miles of heavy traffic on southbound 295, a crash at ox chapel road and septa's 101 trolley not running at monroe street because of dining under the stars, what a nice night for that. >> especially if someone picks up the check. >> attorney general beau biden continues treatment at the army center. the medical concerns for the vice president's

murray bailey lock up their parties nominations. >> she has grade ideas and we will run a robust race against her. she will run a robust race begins me. >> reporter: candidates both spoke at a broad street ministries fundraiser. their speeches were light on policy but each was asked if they would keep police commissioner charles ramsey, if elect. murray bailey has not decided. kenney says ramsey can stay on as long as he wants. the president of the you had has great faith with him. why would i kick him to the curb. >> reporter: bailey brought up kenney's long career in city politics saying it was time for a change. >> we cannot do the same thing and expect different results. that is definition of insanity. >> reporter: there is in doubt that kenney's time in politics helped him win this democratic primary, a face that will propel him to a general election victory in november in a heavily democratic city. >> insulting when people say you don't stand a chance in this race. >> i think it is sad that people aren't willing to consider something else. >> reporter: one thing that culled make this race more of a toss up is entrance of another candidate bill green who at times spared with jim ke

murray bailey who ran unopposed. both nominees will al tend a fundraiser at the broad street ministry today. >>> we have posted resultsother primary races on 6abc.com. >> developing now a busted pipeline has had 21,000 gallons of oil spewing into the pacific ocean. officials say the source of the sill is secured. the leak has shut down beaches and threatening wildlife. you can see two whales coming within just a few feet of the slick. it stretches for about 4 miles off the coast of santa barbara and could stretch further. >> plan to do a first light overnight with a helicopter to determine if the oil has moved. there are wind projections that say that the oil could move two to 4 miles south down the coast. >> the pipeline is operated by planes all american pipeline company. it has enacted an emergency response plan contracting two companies to come do this cleanup. and the cause of the rupture is still under investigation. >>> eastern texas was under a tornado warning for most of the night and you're taking a look at new video of funnel cloud forming over mineral wells. that's near fort worth. the twister tour the roo

the comedians in 82 that were on, the actors, tom hanks from 1982, bill murray, it is the crazy antics, you know, davon the streetome of the poinent stuff. you know, it is dave after 9/11, you know how great he was after that. some of the grain interviews did he that were casino of emotional. and when drew barrimore stands on a desk, then do this to your kids, tell them to go inside and get the cheerios. >> got that right. tune in tonight at 9:30 for david letterman life on television that is followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> let's get our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i good morning ukee, we want to check in once again with the eyewitness weather watchers. they're up and adam early the say as you are want to go get the most of the beautiful day un folding. variety pack of weather conditions we are finding around the board. generally though mid to upper 40's, even already into the mid 50's, and handful of spots. we start things off down in delaware dolores sent in full sunshine, she is out in newark again 46 degrees the current temperature, some high humidity initially, but that's actuall

bill murray after the taping walked down the street embracing random people.eace a chance. i missed it by a block. >> only in new york. >> i know. thank you very much. >> see you next hour. >> stocks are higher and we are down when the fed came out. we are up 30 points or so. it's not a big day for the dow, but we were down. still even up 30 points and that puts us at a new record high. 18,345. another day and another record for stocks. oil production falls and oil prices rise. those two things not a coincidence. >> inventory decreased, but that production number moving from 9.374 to 9.262. this is a decline in production. the market wants to see that. what's interesting about it is that the decline came from alaska and other regions and didn't come from the crackers. we will need to watch them closely and see if the trends continue to decline. the market found they were closing under $59 a barrel. despite the fact that we have the stronger dollar. we have losses yesterday and we have buying mentality. we are trading and. >> let's look at etsy. the stock is do

democrat jim kenney and republican melissa murray bailey greeted each other with open arms at the broad street ministry in center city. the candidates talked about the important issues of the race including universal pre-k for children in the city. >> how do you fund universal pre-k. >> that's the question. it is easy to say we want these things done but harder to figure out how to fund it. >> how do you fund stadiums convention centers, the things we pay for? it is all about priorities. >> the candidates also talked about the police department's stop and frisk policy which they both said would end if elected. >>> from the nbc 10 jersey shore bureau, a beloved atlantic city radio host called out sick for his show for first time in 56 years. pinkie kravitz missed his show. kravitz underwent heart surgery. coskey says the prognosis is good. kravitz is 87 years old. >>> volunteers are needed for a new state animal response team. it will keep animals safe during emergencies and disasters. volunteers are needed with experience with small and large animal care training shelter, rescue. veterinarians

street and anthony hardy williams. today's winner will face melissa murray bailey in the november general election. as voters head to the polls city leaders are working to ensure the primary election is free of fraud. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live. matt the district attorney says it's important to vote but to protect the vote. explain. >> absolutely vai. when people go to the polls today the da says he doesn't want any kind of funny business. arrest warrants issued for four people yesterday, people who worked at the election last year. the discrepancy happened at the han caulk recreation center according to d.a. seth williams. they're accused of trying to fix a discrepancy between the number of votes cast and the number of names on the sign-in sheet. all of this time they were being watched by a certified poll watcher. they want people watching if there's anything suspicious. they say any kind of voter fraud is troubling. >> there's no more fundamental right than americans have is voting. we have to take seriously any and all infractions in that regard. >> reporter: there is a big push to get mor

. >> melissa murray bailey, business executive defeated william, lynn abraham and former mayor john street'sther milton, former utility executive doug oliver, former judge nelson diaz, kenny said it was unprecedented coalition of differs groups that secured his win. >> happening today, a preliminary hearing for carlton hips and ramon williams, brothers accused every murdering officer robert wilson iii during armed robbery at game stop in north philadelphia on march 5th. wilson who left behind two young sons, was postumously promote today sergeant. >> police in falls township bucks county trying to figure out who slashed the tires of more than dozen cars. >> who does this? all right, so it happened early sunday morning on popular lane, in pine wood drive levittown. police say 26 tires are on 18 different vehicles were punctured. many people are still waiting for their tires to be fixed and they say, it is causing a huge headache. >> everybody here works for a living. and, you know, has bills to pay. so when 75 to 300-dollar tire gets slashed, it is, you know, it is not like you are going out

street. that is coming up next. >> and we're down to our last two nights of david letterman. tonight on the show, bill murray and bob dylan. catch it right here after a kpix 5 news at 11. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and creamy frozen custard... ...a different kind of delicious. new from dreyer's. nestle, good food, good life. >>> the artichoke capital of the world is right here in california. that's castroville. >> it is. and they are in season now. here's tony tantillo on how to shop for a delicious artichoke. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be with artichokes central coast artichokes. they are wonderful this time of year. look at this beautiful display. ah! they are just like ready for you. when you buy them, selection is very importan

street are running. the winner will face the only republican candidate, melissa murray bailey in the general election in november. >>> tomorrow philadelphia's district attorney will vote yes for universal pre-k. set williams will be joined by preschool children for a mock vote at city hall. voters will be asked about the citywide plan for universal pre-kindergarten on the primary ballot this tuesday. the d.a. says two-thirds of preschool-aged children in philadelphia do not have access to high-quality pre-k. >>> a judge in northeastern pennsylvania says workers can sue the owners of 16 mcdonald's restaurants. the lucerne county judge gave class action status to a 2013 lawsuit, who claims that the owners paid employees with debit cards that came with numerous transaction fees. after the suit was filed, the owner said they would give the workers the choice of being paid by check, direct deposit, or the payroll's debit card. >>> a rainy day at pimlico and baltimore could not dampen the triple crown hopes of american pharaoh. yesterday at the preakness, a horse that won the kentucky derby galloped closer to

street, and williams. the winner of the primary will face the lone republican candidate. melissa murrayailey. >> besides the candidates, there are the issues. rosemary connors live on this election eve with a key subject this election season. we've been hearing so much about it. you were there as advocates made a push for an issue important to children, of course. rosemary? >> reporter: that's right, jim. we're talking about high-quality prekindergarten care for all kids in this city. a vote yes would not make it automatic, but it would be a big step in that direction. today, children from a pre-k program in southwest philadelphia came here to city hall to get in on the action. >> it was an afternoon outing that may resinate with these young children and remind them later in life of the significance of civic engagement. in a show of support and symbolism, the kids voted yes on question four. would establish a commission responsible for a plan to fund a universal pre-k program in philadelphia. >> right now, about 2/3 of kids in some kind of babysitting or program but it's not necessarily

nelson diaz, doug oliver and milton street each got less than 5 percent a piece. >>> kenney's next opponent is melissa murray bailey. election day is tuesday november 3rd, less than six months from now. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from outside city hall to talk more bit, justin, good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. poll numbers favored jim kenney going in the the race and he came out the winner. after the victory speech he is looking ahead to the raza head as well as to his new g.o.p. opponent. just after ten tuesday night and after waiting through a sea of supporters former city councilman jim kenney stood at the podium for the first time as city democratic mayoral nominee. when asked what made him resonate as owe voters. >> positivity, which is all centered around poverty, blue k, blue collar jobs, all surrounding neighborhoods. every neighborhood is having difficulties. >> reporter: new nominee spent 20 years experience that helped him gain support from all quarters of the philadelphia, including influential black leaders respected members of the lgbt community and

hopeful jim kenney joined republican melissa murray bailey to kick off a special fundraiser fundraiser. both candidates are getting behind the broad streetinute tree which helps thousands of people struggling with hunger and homelessness. ministry also helps 2600 philadelphians register to vote in last night's primary election. kenny is the favorite to win in november. philadelphia hasn't seen a republican mayor since 1952 when bernard samuel left office. >>> our fox 29 spring fling continues. do you feel the excitement? >> how about this? scott williams and sue serio chris murphy and mike jerrick all having fun in medial what's up, guys? >> hi there iain and lucy. yes, we are live here in media on state street. we have the whole gang here. and take a look. mike jerrick just showed up. >> hello scott. >> how you doing? >> this is sue's hometown. >> yeah. so exciting. we started last week dining under the stars. >> yes. >> it's every wednesday night here in media. we have about 5,000 people come out every week. we've got service representatives from picasso labelle -- they're all here. >> this is state street. the main street. the great s

street, and doug oliver. the polls are open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> on the republican side, business woman melissa murray bailey running up opposed for her party's nomination. tomorrow's win letters move on in the election in november. >>> and, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the race for mayor. we'll have the result for you from that race of course wednesday morning, and on cbsphilly.com. >> ukee? >> well, shark down the shore takes bite out every twitter. see how she is quickly becoming internet sensation while swimming around the atlantic ocean. also, it is hard enough to stay awake when you work odd hours, right? well, now learning more about how the night shift can impact your health. also this: >> i'm suzanne marquez outside the ed sullivan theater that you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that co

murray bailey in november. >> look at this tractor-trailer ran right off the roadway jackknifed. its up in the woods. this is 202 southbound at high streets point traffic is getting by. police are on the scene. but they may need to shut traffic down as they pull that accident out of there. i want to go to the maps and show you another problem that's just coming in. we have been business today. tacony palmyra bridge eastbound approaching palmyra we have a new accident. expect some slowing. it's right on the bridge. we had a bridge opening. the bridge came down. and then people crashed dave. >> all right karen, we have temperatures in the mid-50's up to the low 60's across the region right now. fair amount of sunshine overall today. breezy lower humidity and a high of 72 which is below average by several degrees. tonight 53, also around the average and fairly comfortable today despite that cool breeze. so enjoy yourselves. >> we will. >> i do every day. >> yeah. [laughter] >> pennsylvania primary results on 6abc.com. stay connected with us when we're not on our air o on our web site and facebook and twitter. for dave murphy, karen rogers,

street is pushing for public safety. >> just stop the violence. >> reporter: for business woman melissa murray bailey running unopposed on the republican ticket says now it is all about name recognition. >> today it is just about getting the message out meeting as many people throughout the city that i possibly can. >> reporter: is there so much more on the the line, then just mayor. today vote are will decide the makeup of the courts, and city council. so why sit that most of the people watching have not and will not vote today? well, we will s'more that coming up at 6:00 o'clock. live from olde city, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. don't forget polls close at 8:00 o'clock tonight so there is still plenty of time to get out and cast your ballot. race for mayor not only issue on the ballot today in philadelphia. there are several hotly contested primaries for city council seats and voters will weigh in on four separate ballot questions, including the non-binding referendum on whether the city should have control over philadelphia public schools. >>> representatives with the committ

street and anthony williams. >>> on the republican side just one candidate in the primary, it's melissa murray bailey. you can read more about the candidates for mayor and where they stand on the issues by tapping on the nbc 10 news app for your smartphone and tablet. >>> governor chris christie revealed his plan to lower taxes in the early voting state of new hampshire. christie spoke to students at the university of new hampshire. he says the middle class has been hurt the most during president obama's time in the white house. the governor laid out his plan for 4% growth, includeing lower income tax rate for all americans. christie wants to lower the top rate to 28% and limit deductions. >> it should take 15 minutes to do your taxes, not days weeks or months. >> a simple outline for a tax code that is flatter, fairer simpler. and as a result, more pro-growth. >> christie says he'll make a decision by next month whether he will run for the republican presidential nomination. >> back to our breaking news for philadelphia. all started around 2:15 when police arrived. and after an zpent. the driver got

street ministry in center city. here's a look at all six candidates vying for the democratic nomination and the winner will face the sole republican candidate, melissa murray bailey coming up in november. nbc 10 will have you covered for the democratic primary may 19th that's one week from tuesday. the general election takes place november 3rd. >>> new at 6:00 republican lawmakers in pennsylvania plan to introduce a pension reform bill as early as next week. the measure from republican state senators would dial back retirement benefit hikes that were given to teachers and other state workers in 2001. that includes state troopers and judges as well. they say it will help kut down the state's $50 billion pension debt. democrats argue the plan will only punish workers for decisions made by lawmakers. >>> from our lehigh valley bureau, a family is claiming an allentown school is responsible for the sexual assault of their son. the family filed a lawsuit against jefferson elementary school this week. it says their first grade son was sexually assaulted inside a bathroom in 2013. the lawsuit blames the school district for failing to enforce policies that they pr

murray bailey for a fundraising event in center city. the two candidates are championing the work of the broad street ministry.rks to alleviate the city's poverty rate and helps the hungry and the homeless. it also helped 2600 residents register to vote in last night's primary election. but if history is any indication the odds are already stacked against bailey. republican hasn't led philadelphia in 63 years. >>> the rock star treatment tonight for a hero in south jersey. >> dozens surprising army staff sergeant kevin mcilroy as he returns home aft serving our country. he greeted as a friends house in gloucester township tonight. there he was given medals for his service and plenty of hugs. no one happier to see him than his wife jamie and two daughters. mcilroy served our country for 19 years operational yellow ribbon the camden county officer veterans affairs and local officials making tonight's homecoming extra special. >> a suspected bank robber behind bars caught after his family turned him in. police say his parents figure out their son was behind it all. >>> and a police officer ambushed jumped by the

street, doug oliver, polls open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> business woman melissa murray bailey running unopposed.the election in november. >> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the race for mayor of philadelphia. >> this morning, you want to buckle up or risk getting a ticket. we'll let you know where police will be looking for drivers who are not wearing their seatbelt, justin? >> erika, president obama coming to town is set to arrive in camden this afternoon. i'm justin fin: find out why he is meeting with police today. >> ♪ ♪ >> sure looks more like movie than music video. taylor swift sends strong message with her new video, at the billboard music awards. see how she dominated the night, when we come back. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a

street where supporters gathered to rally behind abray ham. she leaned on her nearly two decades of experience. it wasn't enough for a win. >> the democratic nominee jim kenney will face melissa bailey murray. she was officially crowned the republican nominee tonight with no official candidates. >>> democrat john sabatino jr. is headed to the state senate. he beat republican timothy dailey in the election. he's in his 9th year as representative in the pennsylvania state house. >>> 17 seats of philadelphia city council. it's been the most hotly contested race. over to the 7th district covering much of north philadelphia maria sanchez appears to be narrowly edging out a win over manyny morales. with nearly 98% of the precincts reporting here is a look. the incumbents did not receive a nomination. for the republicans at large. david oh and dennis o' brien received nearly 98% of voting. >>> voters also decided four ballot questions. the first was a non-binding referendum to disband the school reform commission. voters chose yes. question two, whether the city should create a commission for women. that measure also passed tonight. question three asked whether philadelphia should expand the mand

street, oliver, as well as former common pleas judge, nelson diaz. the winner of the primary that should go down tonight should go up against the republican presumptive nominee melissa murray bailey. back out live here, anthony hardy will set to arrive here at this elementary school to cast his ballot at 7:00. this morning or so. the pollose at about 8:00 tonight. we are live in west philly, justin fin. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. now, the race for mayor is not the only big issue on the ballot today in philadelphia. there are also several hotly contested primaries for seats on city council. also vote letters be weighing in on four ballot questions including non-binding referendum on whether the city should have control over philadelphia public schools. once again justin mentioned polls open from 7:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight. >> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the race for mayor. before you head to the polls go ahead check out the voter resource guide. we have that for you at cbsphilly.com. we'll also have the latest result for you on the website after the polls close, as well as that "eyewitness news" this evening and of c

street ministry, a nonprofit that advocates for the less fortunate. while the event shined the light on the poverty problem in the city republican melissa murray baileynd democrat jim kenney also talked about other important issues including philadelphia's police department. >> you've run on a campaign to end stop and frisk but said you'll keep commissioner ramsey on the job. is that a contradiction? how do you reconcile the two? >> when i decriminalize marijuana or tried to do it commissioner ramsey was not in favor of that. when we finally passed the bill and the mayor signed it he called me himself personally and said we're government he's the police department, we're going to follow the law. we'll have a discussion. we'll figure out a way to make it happen. >> what is your stance on stop and frisk? >> i think we shouldn't do anything that profiles people or makes people feel lesser than others. so i don't think that we should do it, especially because the results haven't been what they have been intended to be. >> while there is common ground between the candidates on stop and frisk, melissa murray bailey says she has not made a decision about po

murray bailey in the november general election. >>> philadelphia police looking for the person who shot a man in the leg ann along north 9th streetines. researchers in london say it's time to change the way we approach the tests for ovarian cancer. results from the largest trial of its kind found that tracking blood levels of ca-125 protein over time may be more effective. the tracking method detected cancer in 86% of women with invasive ovarian cancer. where the typical one-time test would have identified fewer than half these women. >>> the largest study ever done on the popular heart drug digoxin found it increases the risk of death in patients with certain heart problems. patients who use it should have regular blood tests to regulate the amount in their system. >>> does sleepwalking run in the family? a canadian study found kids were three times more likely to be sleepwalkers if one of their parents had a history of sleepwalking. and more than 60% of kids with two sleepwalking parents became sleepwalkers themselves. the findings show genetics play lesser roles in night terrors. >>> the department of transportation says airli