. >>> we have more on our breaking news we have been following, a new jersey city police officer is shot and killed in the line of duty. police respond to an armed robbery inside a 24 her walgreens pharmacy in new jersey city, new jersey just after midnight. melvin santiago exchanged gunfire with the suspect outside that store. officer santiago was hot in the head by that suspect who used a gun from an arm security guard. the officer was rush to the hospital, where he later died. the suspect was, shot and killed, at the scene. new jersey city mayor steve bullock says the the city suffered a great loss and an investigation is underway. no customers were injured. stay with "eyewitness news" for updates and the very latest information, we will have that information on air and on line. >>> new this morning philadelphia police are investigating a homicide in the hunting park neighborhood. an unidentified black man was shot in the head there. it happened in the 3600 block of warknock street around 3:00 this morning. he died at the scene. police now searching for that shooting. >>> and also a s

cumberland county, new jersey, part of the cape may county, northern part with some rain as well, as parts of atlantic county gloucester and camden county as well, a little bit of the atlantic city expressway is seeing some rain this morning. none of this looks heavy. we have not seen any lightening showing up in new jersey but it could happen with again this cluster of storms just to the north of baltimore and east and maryland getting some rain. we are talking about a lot of cloud cover and occasional showers popping up. it looks like that will be that way for the rest of the day as we look ahead to very limited sunshine and stronger thunderstorms popping up let's say after five or 6:00 o'clock tonight. that line moving from west to east. but it still doesn't get a whole lot better after that as we look at tuesday we will see some clouds and some showers, again, late in the day. maybe even lasting into wednesday morning. it is late in the day on wednesday, through friday, that we will get some relief. today 90 degrees. cloudy and mug which scattered showers and thunderstorms, yes, we will make it to 90 even though we don't expect a whole lot of sunshine. now tonight we are dow

just into our news room police are investigating an armed robbery inside of a jersey city, new jersey walgreens pharmacy. you can see it on the screen. eyewitness describe being awakened by gunshots. one victim has been taken to the hospital, and we're told a press conference is scheduled to get underway any moment now so we are waiting on that, so again, thinks a large crime scene and there are some conflicting reports coming from that scene. we are trying our best to sort it on it as we speak and we will have more coming up for you on "eyewitness news" all morning long. >>> right now though it is 7:11. >>> it has been a deadly weekend at one national park, for the second day in a row, lightening strikes this earth. still ahead latest on the wild weather in the west and tragic toll it is taking. >>> a little later on a teenage girl, lone survivor of the deadly shooting rampage that left her whole family dead, speaks out, we will have her message of hepp when we that's about as american as it gets. woman: what do you mean? blueberry pancakes, strawberries and cream cheese icing, start

has hurt atlantic city's bottom line. 35 casinos are within driving distance of new jerseysino revenue has plunged from a high of $5.2 billion in 2006 to just $2.9 billion last year. the mayor says a key to a comeback is diversity, providing more entertainment options than just gambling. las vegas did that a decade ago. michelle miller, cbs news, atlantic city. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the extreme weather across the country. we'll get the forecast. >>> plus, fewer americans are having strokes. we'll talk with a cardiologist about what's behind the decline. >>> and best-selling author daniel silva is in the studio. >> reporter: that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> today, it is wednesday july 16th good morning, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following. develop right the now a person of interest is in custody after the discovery of the woman's body in the duffle bag, nicole bre

new jersey's boardwalk empire. competition from online gaming and out-of-state casinos like new york's empire city hurt drank city bottom line. 35 casinos are within driving distance of new jersey. atlantic city's revenue has plunged from $5.2 billion in 2006 to $2.9 billion last year. the mayor says the key to a comeback is diversity, providing more entertainment options than gambling. las vegas did that a decade ago. now gaming accounts for less than half of the overall tourism dollars. michelle miller, cbs news, atlantic city. >> pelley: in a moment, batman unmasked. (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or sever

minute. >>> and time right now for a look at your weather as we take a live look at atlantic city, new jersey. you can see the haze in the air. definitely a warm one. will it be a good beach day, sue? >> well, now that you mentioned it, in the the greatest, no. we do give you the shore cast, of course, every day, and we will appreciate having that in atlantic city camera so we can get a current eye on what is going on but the lightening threat is pretty high, so if you do head down to the beach and it is not going to be very bright out there, a lot have of clouds, you will to have keep an eye on the skies. upper 70's. southeasterly wind at 15 miles an hour. on the beach, 72 degrees is your ocean water temperature. when it is sunny the uv index will be high but again, not the best beach day expect: so upper 70's at the beach, 90's inland. that is your high temperature even with the clouds, showers and thunderstorms. just enough sunshine to get us up to 90. we are in the upper 80's, very muggy again tomorrow, until a final cold front comes through and sweeps the humidity away for a while. 28 de

new jersey's boardwalk empire. competition from online gaming and out-of-state casinos like new york's empire city hurt atlantic city bottom line. 35 casinos are within driving distance of new jersey. atlantic city's revenue has ge illiged from $5.2 billion in 2006 to $2.9 billion last year. the mayor says the key to a proback is diversity, providing more entertainment options than gambling. las vegas did that a decade ago. now, gaming accounts for less than half of the overall tourism dollars. michelle miller, cbs news, atlantic city. >> reporter: inspectors at lax seized unusual cargo -- or should we say e escargot. giant african snails, 67 of them, were being sent from nigeria to someone in sandinas, california. the snails are a del cassy in africa but banned here because they can carry parasites. the usda incinerated this batch out of the frying pan and into the fire. (in a moment, batman unmasked. unmasked. (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathi

new jersey. area fireworks displays postponed because of weather will go off tonight. in new jersey, atlantic cityts the annual fireworks show at 9:30. cape may and avalon will have displays. in pennsylvania watch in ex ton, middle township and perkasie. dover holds the fireworks after 9:00. if you want more information on fireworks shows for tonight, go to nbc10.com. >>> they defend our country, take care of us when we're sick. we need help or when we're hungry. the details of a new report that finds five occupations that should be earning more money. >>> i'm tracking changes as you head back to work. you are going to see a chance of storms. i'll have your full forecast coming. >>> this morning a look at the five types of jobs that deserve higher pay. it's all in a usa today report. the five types of occupations that should be getting a higher pay check are nurses who's pay ranges drastically according to where they live. chef cans, teacher, military personnel make the list. as well as public service workers like police officers and firefighters that put their lives on the line when they show up

governor christie attended funeral for new jersey city police detective melvin santiago. he was posthumously promoted to detective at ace wake and awarded department medal of honor. 239 year-old rookie was killed sunday when a gunman shot him in the walgreens parking lot. >>> a memorial service will be held for laura araujo, the the 23 year-old was murdered, her body was found in the duffle bag outside a vacant home in north philadelphia sources say that the suspect jeremiah jackson has confessed to beating and strangling her, tonight's memorial services will be held at 7:30 at tabernacle of the holy spirit on leaper street. >>> delaware county spca is looking for a suspect who repeatedly stabbed a dog in chester. authorities say dog had numerous stab wounds all over her body, her stomach, her paws, her legs, her upper body. the the doggies described as extremely friendly a young female pit bull. she was found on the the property of dellcorea a water treatment facility there in chester. >>> philadelphia police need your help as they look for a suspect wanted in a shooting

light, that driver is now facing dui charges. >> investigators say the man who shot and killed jersey city new jersey police officer melvin santiago, did he it because, quote, he was going to be famous. he was shot and killed by police. santiago had been a police officer for only seven months. >>> time for business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange. the department of justice expected to announce pretty big settlement with a big bank watch can you tell us? >> that's right, good morning, six years after the financial crisis, the justice department reached a $7 million settlement with citigroup. the government is investigating city -- has been is investigating city after its failed mortgage, last year jp morgan chase reached $13 billion settlement over a similar issue. ukee, he can care? >> jill, kind of like a yo-yo, but the news we like to hear, gas prices on their way down. what's behind it? >> yes, finally some good news for drivers. the average price after gallon of regular is down 4 cents, the past three years, according to the lundburgh survey, thanks in p

. >> police believe the man in jersey city, new jersey who shot and killed a police officer believed it to become famous. lawrence campbell snatched a gun away from a security guard at a walgreens. someone called 911 to report a robbery. the mayor of jersey city said sample bell was not there to rob anyone, he was there to kill. >> lawrence campbell approached a vehicle that was in the parking lot at the walgreens apologized for his conduct inside the walgreens and told that witness that to watch the news later he would be famous. >> campbell shot santiago at pointblank range. officers opened fire killing campbell. he was wanted for a perceives -- previous homicide. >>> a cadillac ran a light at 6th and cambria street. he hit the bus and clipped a pole, the pole fell on top of a pedestrian. the bus driver and the pedestrian are expected to be okay. >> time to turn to karen rogers you're in for david murphy and we're expecting rain. >> reporter: we are expecting gusty thunderstorms and damaging winds. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking around the region we have precipitation wit

new jersey's budget by 26%, including $1 billion in cuts to education, forcing the layoffs of thousands of teachers. he got rid of 1,300 state workers and drastically reduced funding to new jersey's citiesllages, which have their own financial problems. long-term, the situation is much, much worse. okay, let's talk about the pension obligations. >> sure. >> $46 billion unfunded liability for pensions, $66 billion unfunded for health care liability? >> yes, sir. >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah. >> that's a lot of money even for the federal government. >> that's a lot of money. >> and there are people who think it's worse. >> yeah, i think that's an optimistic view. listen, at this point, if it's worse, what's the difference? i mean, it's bad enough as it is, so what's the difference? i mean, now we're talking about money that none of us can really get our arms around. >> i mean, this is unsustainable, right? >> totally unsustainable. we have a benefit problem. it's not an income problem from the state. it's a benefit problem, and so we got to change those benefits. >> and what's the reaction been to that? >> [laughs] well, depends on where you sit. i mean, i think the general public th

rubix turns 07 tomorrow, special exhibit is on display in new jersey city liberty science center, devotedrubix cube. that is my generation, probably played with one of those. >> i tried to throw one away the other day. >> all of the stickers you peeled off that is what mine looked like. >> that is the the only way i could make it work. >> we've got temperatures that will be way up in the 80's nicole, just like what we saw yesterday. just slightly more humid. tomorrow slightly more humid than today. a few more clouds on sunday and chance of shower or thunderstorm and we will get better chances on monday and tuesday and then a cool down. >> cool down in the 80's. i like how that sound. that is "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on television but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. cbs this morning the saturday is next, make it a great weekend. >> bye-bye. ç >>> good morning. it's just 12th 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." israel launches new air straights on the gaza militants on the gaza strip. they fire rockets into israel and there's no end in sight. the

national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a flash flood warning for research southern middlesex county in northern new jersey this includes the city of self amboy southern somerset county in northern new jersey southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania north central burlington county and southern new jersey until twelve thirty am at eight twenty one pm national weather service doppler radar indicated due to two and a half inches has fallen across portions of the wind area with another inch or two possible which could cause some flash flooding locations in the warning include but are not limited to your town saddle robert salem red bank aldridge north brunswick matter when lynn croft lawrenceville kendall park jamesburg ewing east brunswick east freehold dayton clearbrook park south brunswick skillman princeton bennington morning bill middletown manila pan keansburg well i just found that in bergen washington crossing do not drive your vehicle into areas where the water covers the roadway a lot of depth may be too great to allow your car to cross safely moved to higher ground. sound pretty targeted and that's what's no

we happen to be in some of the greatest market in new jersey with jersey city, hoboken.lly seeing a boom in multifamily housing. from thep away commercial and industrial. that is the big thing. we are seeing a resurgence in single-family homes. nothing like multi family. it is on fire. it is being built everywhere where there is real transportation to the city. if you went by jersey city you everywhere.ranes very exciting marketplace. >> could you apply the same kind of strategy to other urban markets around the united states ? are these trends similar? >> i think there is a trend across the country where people want to live now and more urban areas where there is mass transit. the days of taking your nice buick out to the suburbs may be changing. yes. i think we are seeing that across the country. >> what does that mean for the future? >> for us it is great. connect one located directly across the river from the largest metro area in the country. one of the deepest markets in the country. i am very excited about the market expansion. >> now that you know how to do these

news," investigators have just released in information on this morning's deadly shooting of a police officer in north jersey. >> we're following new details in a double stabbing overnight in northeast philadelphia. >> more than 1,000 atlantic city employees are scheduled to receive notices tomorrow about the latest casino closing. we'll have more on those stories? just a moment, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's like soup out there. >> reporter: it's very, very soupy out there and staying that way for the next several days. storm tracker 6 live showing we're dry this morning, that's good. sky 6 cape may, lots of folks on the beach. cape may has been squeezing out a fair amount of sunshine so far today. storm tracker 6 live i'll show you briefly, we did have a light line of showers that actually came right through the center of the region during the mid morning hours. it's off the coast of belmawr. 85 degrees, it's sticky with dewpoints climbing up to 70 in some neighborhoods that's when we talk about oppressive humidity. 85 in in allentown. 80 in trenton. humid down the shore, bus stop not as intense temperature -- but not as intense temperature-wise. if you're putting the grill on, get some cold drin

a special exhibit is on display at new jersey city liberty science center devoted to the rubix cube which the life of me i could never figure out. apparently, just not smart enough, carol. >> i could barely figure out much less to turn them. >> peel off the stickers as a kid, mix them around. >> yeah, no. >> not happening. >> no, unfortunately i have no idea. nicole, look at how nice it looks. it will be looking beautiful at the shore. ocean water temperature is warming up a little bit which is to the benefit of everybody who likes get their feet warm in the ocean. so we are looking at a nice start the two take in atlantic city. if you are in reading you have a very nice start the two day there too. 71 degrees there right now. it looks like pleasant conditions for all of us in just about every single location. calm wind up in the poconos, a temperature of 62 degrees. in philadelphia 71. wind are light out of the south at 3 miles an hour and in atlantic city 65 degrees. calm wind there. not much going on as far as stirring up the atmosphere at this point with these calm wind. temperature 6

. >>> and a new study will determine if it's worth adding a cruise ship port in atlantic city. the new jerseygency that overseas atlantic city's tourisd to the look into the idea. the casino reinvest theso e the cruise industry say atlantic city is too close to other ports like new york city. >>> breaking news now, the atn gaza sthiss a lk smokas been seen rising from targets there. a sposphe obamelets urging both sides to restrain themselves and put an end to ese actthe susctn terr aac khattala, he has pleaded not guilty. meantime, house republics are fo a special select committee investigating that attack. >> psident obamao' chief at the white house. the president and secretary general are expected to talk alliancesummit in waleshis september where they will discuss the implications of russia's actions in ukraine. >>> $2 billion, that's how much emgency funding president obama is expected to ask congress for today to handle the immigration crisis. yesterday, demonstrators demanded that kids coming illegallyrom ctral america be allowed to stay. > pope fkincis i for forgiveness from the victi

governor christie joined with hundreds of officers, family and friends to say good bye to new jersey city police detective melvin santiago. the 23 year-old, rookie was killed sunday when a gunman shot him in the head in the parking lot. at his wake on thursday santiago was posthumously promoted to detective and awarded the department's medal of honor. >>> and happening today the first ever officer christopher reeves super heroes scholarship 5k walk. millville police officer christopher reeves was killed in an accident july 8th, 2012, while on duty. participants at today's events are encourage to dress as their favorite super hero. the money raised will establish scholarship at millville senior high school, registration begins at 8:00 o'clock behind the millville police department. >>> also happening today, divers will renew their efforts to find a man who disappeared during a swim near island beach state park in ocean county. twenty-five year-old nicholas, of france disappeared just before noon. a person watching him switch loss sight of him and immediately call 911. there are no life gua

a move by new jersey economic development authority could have a new employer setting up shop in the city. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live with the details tonight, cleve. >> reporter: well, we heard about sixers coming to the waterfront but how about a big project in south camden. they are talking about building a manufacturing facility at the port here that is the size of ten football fields in their floor plan. some are calling this a national sized investment but others are skeptical under whelmed about the jobs being created. thursday the new jersey economic development authority approved one of their largest business incentives ever, 260 million-dollar tax credit over ten years, for global energy company to build a 600,000 square foot manufacturing facility in camden's port. >> this project is good for camden because it creates manufacturing jobs. >> reporter: whole tech international has a corporate headquarters in evesham township. they build energy products including equipment for transport ing spent nuclear fuel. they want to expand and looking to inves

we play on long island, new york city, new jersey, the tri-state area, and we've even traveled and goned everything for details. and we'll also be playing at the apollo theater's amateur night on august 27th, so make sure you check us out. >> terrific. well, it was really great talking with you guys. thank you for joining us. >> thank you guys so much for having us. >> thank you. >> and i hope we have some new storytellers after this. >> and you probably will. so, if you'd like a chance at being in the music vide for "i just want to be me," go to facebook.com/sixstoriestold and select "music video contest" from the "more" tab. you've got until september 1st to enter. all of the submissions will be judged by the band. good luck. >> that's our show for this week. thanks for watching "teen kids news." we'll see you next time. >> here's a shout-out to pr newswire for including "teen kids news" on their big screen in times square, new york city. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement by atlantis, paradise island, bahamas. prepare yourself for an eye-opening journey of ep

and wildwood there was no doubt in kelly's mine has best food, she said our ocean city, ocean city, new jersey tops hurleys. >>> we want to know what you think, connect with us on facebook and twitter. >>> nobody knows the shore better than kathy. we will check with her in a minute but great day to be at the pool even if the pool is indoors. "eyewitness news" at gloucester county institute of technology for this years swimming championships, 450 kids from as cross country participating in 68 events, of the peach bowl all for the the title of peach bowl champion. >> way to go. >> wow, very competitive. >> yes, they work really hard all year round so congratulations. >> way to go. >> good day to be in the pool whether inside or out. >> weigh in on your favorite shore spots. >> would i like to be impartial but i think for breakfast, it is tough, i've got a cape may spot and i got a ocean city spot. but for pizza, i go wildwood. i spread my love around. >> weather-wise, i got george's our direct's says, okay. weather-wise we are looking at, okay next couple of days forecast. we are talking about h

fringes of the lehigh valley north lamb town and lehigh counties moving into northern new jersey and new york citybut the threat of severe weather will be there again during the day tomorrow. especially through the lehigh valley normal northern berks county and heading into the poconos and northeast pennsylvania. looking for heavy downpours, frequent cloud to ground lightning. storms earlier this evening to the north and west had a history of winds in excess of 60 miles an hour. rain cooled 67 in the poconos. allentown 82. 84 in philadelphia. and you can see down the shore temperatures have cooled down into the 70s. cold front is setting off the showers and storms. it will slowly move eastward and as it does, it will encounter this warm humid air mass over the delaware valley. tomorrow temperatures in the 90s. with some showers and storms especially north and west. during the day wednesday the front gets closer so the threat gets a little bit closer to philadelphia. and then once this swings through, we get a refreshing change. high pressure builds in. northwesterly winds little bit of a breeze. d

in jersey city, new jersey, a man wanted for murder lures a rookie cop to a store and then shoots the cop. he was shot in the head as he responded this morning. tonight police say the 27-year- old gunman made a phony robbery call to lure the police to the store and begin shooting once they arrived. they say just before the shooting, lawrence campbell told a witness that, quote, watch the news because i'm going to be famous. campbell was shot and killed by police officers at the scene. >>> lightning is blamed for two deaths of two hikers in colorado's rocky mountain national park. the second lightning-related death in as many days. park officials say four people were struck by lightning on saturday afternoon, including a nebraska man who died of his injuries. >> went over to the man that was down, and started doing cpr on him until help came. >> it's like being dipped in 9- volt battery water. >> to have two people edkill by lightning on two sequential da is extremely uncommon. >> we're told at least 21 people were treated for lightning related injuries this weekend. >> keeping your fa

sabina kuriakose live in the always popular ocean city, new jersey, tonight. it's not looking too bad behind you, sabina. >> reporter: lucy definitely a lot of people in town but not a lot of them on the beach. take look behind me. you can see why. that water out there is so so rough. look at those white caps out there. the waves are good for the surfers who are out there but the swimmers are only being allowed in waist deep. this is all because hurricane arthur is churning up that water creating a dangerous situation for rip tides. now beach patrol here in ocean city says this is a very unusual situation for july 4th weeken weekend. it's usually a calm time to be by the water. you don see rough water and rip currents until late august usu usually. officials are cautioning swimmers to follow the rules, stay safe out there in the wat water. >> don't go in the water when the guards aren't there. because it's not nice right now. and you can get yourself in trouble real real fast. >> reporter: guard on high alert this weekend? >> absolutely much absolutely. we're

new jersey. >> memorial includes t-shirts with personal messages written to honor lawrence campbell. now thinks the the man police say shot and killed new jersey city officer, melvin santiago on sunday at point blank range. campbell was later killed by police. city officials are upset that some resident are grieving for the suspect instead of the officer, before being killed by police, officer say campbell stole a gun from a drugstore security guard, and then he wait todd ambush the officers. investigators say campbell told someone in the store to watch the news, because hes was going to be famous. police say did he have a criminal past. >> just ridiculous. >>> 7:12. >>> would be carjacker caught in the ago. video captures a man trying to steel a car with a woman and her child stint inside until a good good samaritans rush into take a look. >> unaudible. >>> this just happened in san diego. they got close there, didn't they. help is holding down suspect and then they called police. suspect believed to be 21 years old and is in jail facing multiple charges. >>> and a boston bombing survivor, gets another reminder, of just how precious life is. >> tw

. >>> well, new at 6:00 o'clock tonight, saving atlantic city. >> as "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells us one lawmakers says he has a plan to reverse the shore town's losing hand. >> reporter: over 18 years waitressing at show show both melony gillespy missed plenty of holidays to keep her job. now casino is closing and 2100 workers received layoff notices. >> it is devastate to go think, i don't know how to take care of her after the 31st of august. >> reporter: caesars entertainment is accused of purposely shrinking market to maximize profit at expense of cutting jobs. it previously sold the atlantic club and acquired rights to the develop shore isn't going to reopen them as casinos. same could be done at show boat since it is closing since being one of five casinos with the gross operating profit. >> they are at the front of profitability in the city. so closing doesn't make sense. >> reporter: new jersey assemblyman chris brownies sponsoring three bills to regulate sales of casinos. one bill allows the company to own two casinos in atlantic city. other two is stop

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a notorious streak known as the bloods reportedly declared on new jersey, jersey city police officersurces told "new york post" that the violent group has threatened to kill as many as jersey city cops as possible to avenge the death of lawrence campbell who went on a shooting spree and took the life of melvin santiago. imus in the morning editor, geraldo rivera and author of "please stop helping us." how liberals make it harder for blacks to succeed. huge hit. the book is doing well. let's start with this. they killed this cop. then they start this makeshift memorial where, you know, thug and peace and putting liquor bottles up. and the wife of this cop killer says she wished he killed more. >> i think it's sick. but it tells you something about the ghetto subculture in black america. and we need to talk about it. and the problem is not a lot of people want to talk about it. when whites talk about it they get called racist. when blacks talk about it they get called sell outs. that's why i wrote this book, sean. >> geraldo, look at this situation here. >> the mayor ordered the disgrac

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new york city are chasing away the rich. where do they go when they move? mostly within new york state, mostly to the burbs. 42% stayed in new york city. new jerseyowed by connecticut and california. florida was actually tied for sixth along with massachusetts, something we wouldn't expect. now, the media said this is proof that taxes don't chase out new yorkers, but this is very important, connecticut and new jersey, where a lot of these people went, they do have lower tax rates than new york city, so taxes may be a factor there, and antitax groups say that we could see a big millionaire migration after 2013, when federal tax hikes, of course, brought that combined rate for people in new york city to 54%. so, we could see a big spike there, but that doesn't mean that new york city isn't still a big place for millionaires. again, that study shows that 1 in every 22 new york city people is a millionaire. do you know who ranked at number one city in the world with the most millionaires per capita? >> hong kong. >> monaco? >> monaco, exactly. >> of course! >> one in every three people in monaco is a millionaire. >> one-third? >> one-third. >> it's a

2013 forester. >>> so, what do you think of this, a top new jersey lawmaker says he is open to the idea of expanding casino gambling beyond atlantic citynew jersey senate president steve sweeney reveals he has had private discussions about the idea of opening casinos in north jersey. sweeney calls it a real possibility the proposal could be on the ballot in the fall of next year. bu he says any plans would have to include specifics on how rev noouf from the new casinos could benefit atlantic city. atlantic city struggling, one closed this year, another set to shut its doors the end of summer. one reason, competition from other casinos in pennsylvania and delaware. >>> back to our wild weather causing problems across our area. >> things just getting started. glenn? >> i'm tracking the summer thunderstorms going to be arriving in our area. tremendous amounts of lightning with that. i will have the timetable for you and let you know when it is going to affect your neighborhood. now, a live look from brigantine, atlantic county, where it's kind of windy this afternoon, but going to be a whole lot better than tomorrow. however, lots of chan

for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in atlantic city, new jersey. >>> archer daniels midland announces its biggest acquisition ever. the green giant is paying for wire flavors the swiss food investor. they will protect itself from vol time crop prices and to benefit from the consumer appetite for natural foods. the deal needs the okay from regulators. it is expected to close by the end of the year. shares rose 1.35%. >>> expedia is buying an online travel company. it's a largest travel agencies in australia. it will help expedia expand its presence in the asia-pacific region. despite that, though, expedia shares lost more than 1.35% from $80 to $85. >>> shares have a lift after good fuse about a treatment a. new drug to treat severe pain performed well in late stage trials, taking it one step closer to market approval. so that resulted in another $10 million milestone pavement from endo international which has a licensing agreement for developing that drug. shares popped almost 39% to $13 and change. >>> apple has nabbed the vice president of sales for the luxury watch brand

new jersey governor chris christie is chairman of the association. governors are meet to go discuss social issues affecting the country. >>> couple from jersey city, new jersey is dead after a tornado sweeps through a virginia campground, more than two dozen are hurt, at least one is in critical condition. storm slamming in the cherry stone family camping ground, area caitlin mention aid few moments ago. national weather service issued a tornado warning for that area workers for the campground say it was chaos as the storm hit. >> a lot of rain, lot of hail and a lot of people running. >> reporter: what were the wind like? >> really rough. tore down a lot of trees and a lot of damage down there. >> officials say 1300 people were staying at the camp ground when that tornado hit. moving further south in north carolina there was a bye there who survived a lightening strike thanks to police officers in charlotte this was yesterday. nine year-old, ky fielder was injured last in and office are rush to the scene to perform cpr until in medics could arrive. ky says all remembers was waking up in the hospital. doctors are amazed at his quick recovery. >>> cali

new jersey governor is chris christie is chairman of that association. they are meet to go discuss social issues affecting the country. >>> couple from jersey city, new jersey is dead after a tornado swept through a virginia camp ground. more than two dozen people were hurt. one person is in critical condition right now. storm slammed in the cherry stone family campground resort. national weather service issued a tornado warning for the the area which is rare this time of the year. workers say it was chaos as the storm hit. >> a lot have of rain, hail, and a lot of people running. >> what were the wind like? >> really rough, tore down a lot of trees and damage down there. >> nearly 1300 people were staying at that camp gun when that tornado came through. >>> north carolina boy who survived a lightening strike thanked police office are yesterday. nine year-old kyle fielder was injured last in and officers rush to the scene to perform cpr until medics could arrive. all he remembers is waking up in the hospital. the doctors have expressed amazement at his quick recovery. >>> arizona department of corrections is disputing claims that the inmate's execution was

. >>> in other news manhunt is on for two bold bandits who pulled off a high steaks heist in caesars atlantic city. new jersey state police say robbery happened early machine morning. sources tell "eyewitness news" that the suspects got away with $181,000 in cash. it is second major robbery in the past year. last sum there are was a major heist as well at a jewelry store at the borgata. >>> sugar house casino is preparing for a major expansion and they are hoping lady luckies on their side. "eyewitness news" in fishtown as philly's only casino broke ground on a 164 million-dollar project. the new 30 table poke er room, new restaurants and new seven story parking garage all in the works. that project will create 1600 temporary construction jobs and also five hundred permanent jobs inside the casino. >> very exciting day. long time coming. >> being in the position to provide adequate employment for residents of the city is number one on my list. >> project should be finish next year. meanwhile four developers are still vying for the cities other casino license. >>> happening today philadelphia school advertise

city. new jersey state police say that the robbery happened early machine morning. sources tell "eyewitness news" that the suspects got away with $181,000 in cash. it is second major robbery in a atlantic city casino in the past year. last sum there are was a major heist at the jewelry store in the borgata. >>> philly's only casino is looking to cash in on its popularity... sugar house broke ground on a 164 million-dollar expansion project, in fishtown, yesterday. the improved site will double in size and include a new 30 table poker room restaurants and seven story parking garage. it will create 1600 temporary construction jobs and 500 permanent jobs in the casino. >> very exciting day, long time coming. >> to be in the position to provide adequate employment for residents of the city is number one on my list. >> project should be finish next year. four developers are still vying to open up another casino in the city. >>> it is wednesday, and before you plan your weekend you might want to add a trip to the jersey shore. wildwood, atlantic city and ocean city all mak

new jersey to". severe storms rolled through the northeast. flash floods stranded several drivers just north of new york city. a possible tornado touched down new new jersey knocking out trees and taking down power to more than 1,000 customers. some areas got as much as 4 inches of rain in just two hours. the storm's caused thousands of lightning strikes. a 14-year-old boy in pennsylvania was hit by a bolt when he was trying to get into a friend's car. his friend says he's in good condition. near phoenix, arizona residents could see the storm headed their way. the monsoon-like rain caused roads to flood and trapped a woman in a car. she called 911 and firefighters pull herd out. damaged winds knocked out powers to central arizona. more thunderstorms are expected today. >>> and a summer sliver in the midwest. it is so chilly it feels like september. in minneapolis-st. paul, people bundled up. the mercury dimmed to 64. the lowest temperature ever recorded on that date in the stwiens. eric fisher chief meteorologist of our boston station wbz has the forecast. >> the cold air continue its trek by this afternoon, w

atlantic city, new jersey, very heavy rain. ke away the lightning you see around ocean city, raining levelly, all the way down to strathmere, up toward atlantic city. this is one of those rogue pop up thunderstorms that we've been talking about days and days and days. so happening as we speak at the jersey shore. here's bus stop buddy, he's in the backyard this morning just in case umbrella otherwise, it is muggy out there. you see muggy the doak. temperatures are in the 60s and the 70s, to get started this morning. it is 76 degrees, and even here in the city we have quite a few clouds, winds out of the northeast at 7 miles an hour, relative humidity at 60% this morning, 87 degrees is our high today. with chance of an r oge thunderstorm, then 07 degrees tonight. >> know the drill, we'll change the weather pattern, see it in the seven day forecast, caste? >> thank you, suement checking on majors to start, we'll let you know what we're in for as far as travel times, 76 little slow headed westbound little slow eastbound as well, ha

city. 2100 jobs will be lost if the hotel closes next month. workers claim the showboat's owners caesar's want to close it down to protect other properties. new jerseyemblymen chris brown is proposing a bill that in part would place a limit on the amount of casinos that a company would be allowed to own in atlantic city. >>> philadelphia city and school officials waiting for the state legislature to finalize the cigarette tax are left frustrated again. the pennsylvania senate voted 43 to five to approve the hike but wants the tax to expire in five years. that change plus another measure on hotel tax center city forcing the bill to be sent back to the house for a second time. school superintendent dr. william hite says a five-year limit on the tax throws the schools back into uncertainty. mayor michael nutter says without the tax, the schools won't open on time. >> time for your first look at business. philadelphia hotels are seeing a steep drop in numbers this summer after a very strong first quarter. total room demand fell nearly 4% in may. now, experts tell the philadelphia business journal it is due to a lack of big conventions at the pennsylvani

. >>> a 14-year-old swimmer went missing in ocean city, new jersey. they identified him as corinthian hammon. a rip current swept hammond and others off a jetty near 9th street when the lifeguards were off duty. they spent the day scouring the waters by boat and air. they called off the search this afternoon. >>> "action news" was in salem, new jersey as 25-year-old latia harris surrounded to police. she was charged with two counts of aggravated assault. harris is the woman that pummeled kat lynn ferreira in front of ferreira's 2-year-old son. and kenneth moton was there as harris turned herself in. you are now at salem police kenneth? >>reporter:i am jim. i can tell you that harris left this place just a few hours ago and headed for the salem county jail. she didn't make any statements about the brutal beating or the viral video. there was one thing that put a smile on her face when she walked out of the building. the shoutout from a viewer is the online love that harris is feeling after the vicious video surfaced. it comes after a week of thevility

the jersey shore. new york city is kind of in the sucker hole along with philadelphia. a band of rain to the left of you. that is with the cold front. then a little band of squall setting up from south of long island to the atlantic city and that is the beginning band of arthur. the other stuff just associated with a cold front. another couple of hours new york city will remain on the dry side. let's take another view of the storm. from here on out, we do expect to begin to slowly weaken. you can see a well-defined eye as it exits north carolina and heads up now parallel to the southeast coastline large waves definitely a problem and rip currents are a problem and a lot of people are told to stay out of the beaches and still 100-mile-per-hour winds of it near the center but well over land. the winds aren't that bad. virginia beach 30-mile-per-hour winds and heavy rain. you can deal with that. it's squally type weather. the winds will not be harsh 25u8 at all from ocean city through wildwood. the only damaging winds

city. 2100 jobs would be lost if the hotel closes next month. workers claim the showboats' owners caesar's want to close it down protect other properties. new jersey osama bin laden man chris brown is proposing a bill that would place a limit on the amount of casinos a company would be allow ted to own in atlantic city. >> it's very floridian our weather around here. >> storm tracker 6 live double scan shows that you we have some showers down the shore this morning and as we take a closer look still not showing any lightning here and these showers are beginning to break apart so it might be damp down there in parts of south jersey for another 30 minutes perhaps but are you seeing some improvement. as we take a look outside we have cloudy skies over philadelphia international airport and then some of our sky 6 cameras have been showing some breaks in the clouds this morning. the temperature 73 degrees currently in the city. your dewpoint still up there at 68, though. that's the second straight hour we've had that reading and that indicates fairly humid air. winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour and whenever you get that southwest wind you