nicole: zuccotti park. protestors: zuccotti park. nicole: at 7:30 tonight.ors: at 7:30 tonight. nicole: you can go there... protestors: you can go there... nicole: after you finish with your other activities. protestors: after you finish with your other activities. nicole: all are invited. protestors: all are invited. nicole: bring your hearts. protestors: bring your hearts. nicole: there's a working group direct action that has been empowered by the general assembly to do direct actions on behalf of occupy wall street. the action's been organizing with a new frame in which it brings in media and p.r. and legal and medical and all these groups that it needs. jose: i was--i was there for just about everything, just about every big march. nicole: it was a pretty big day to be right there, because i think there were something like 3,000 people on that march. protestors chanting: tax the rich that's why we're here, we've got to stay. end the war, tax the rich, that's why we're here, so we've got to stay, end the war, tax the rich, that's why we're here, so we've

nicole, what is happening.nd committed $47.5 million offer to acquire its rival trend cigna. get them offer to pay $184 per share for each share. that's an 18% premium on the price that closed on friday. it is not clear talks are in bed. now set to 184 a share. cigna says the deal under the right circumstances would provide benefits to consumers,.does come investors in both companies. this is all coming ahead of the highly anticipated supreme court decision on the affordable care act. the ruling could strike down federal health-insurance subsidies for six latin americans and more than 30 states and could come down as early as this morning. stay tuned to fox business for that. regulators may not allow too much consolidation in the industry. that is what they had seen cigna, united with that and now this big one which i spoke of, and god and cigna. >> big front-page story in "the wall street journal." "wall street journal." deals could cut consumer health choices. impact on the landscape of health insurance. a bi

thanks, nicole. nine companies due to go public this week including a familiar name in fitness tracking technology. it is expected to price nearly 30 million shares at 13 and $16 apiece, raising $440 billion in a marked cap of just over $3 billion. shares are due to price wednesday on the new york stock exchange under the ticker symbol that. they developments in upstate new york. prison tailoring shop worker reportedly telling investigators that two escaped prisoners plan to kill her husband. according to sources she did not say she was going to help them kill her husband. prosecutors say the woman had agreed to pick up the convicted murderers right after the escape as she backed out at the last minute and she is now due in court today. the leader of the naacp in spokane, washington can play to check your meeting today. rachel was expected to speak about the furor sparked over her racial identity. her parents say she is falsely portrayed herself as black for years. the supreme court could announce a

nicole, your following those names. nicole: let's take a look.d fedex expected to report a profit of $2.60 per share. revenue of $12.3 billion. the package delivery giant is seen as an economic bout. due to report those results this morning. and then we will hear from oracle after the bell. the database company to an 88 cents per share. the revenue on $10.9 billion. fedex which is a winner here today looking at e-commerce and the like and for oracle ups has a low hurdle to jump and we will watch the competitors to see how they react. sandra: the first quarter this stock prices at $40 for oil and basically nearly doubled since then. coming up, the golden state warriors take old and crushed lebron james and the cavs. we will have the highways. investors focusing on white janet yellen will highlight on her news conference this afternoon. a look at a u.s. stock index futures as we look up wednesday morning in the green. dow futures up 53-point. you were watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ is sandra: let's get yo

nicole. nicole: we certainly would love one. officials say the meeting today between the leaders of germany and france increases in doubt as the reform proposal to unlock new funding came up short. meanwhile time is running out and the greek prime minister alexy 79 is calling to rally behind the government. he is having a hard time getting them to rally behind him. it could default on its debt and possibly lead the eurozone. they made a big bet on greek. the group of investors to last year for $1.5 billion into the country's third-largest bank. the billionaire taking a risk. he's great at investing in distressed assets, made a lot of money on ireland, a lot of money on tspiras and now putting his money into greece. it is reported that it's also like the warren buffett of canada also went on the potential investment. we will see whether it pays off. grief and everybody from the eurozone all want a deal. three weeks to come up with a deal with its creditors. lauren: at the banks can't land, tha

nicole, what is it? nicole: rally in after-hours last night jumping 7%.ive an upbeat forecast for the teams more. for the current quarter into the full year. five below is the latest result would expect patients in the latest quarter. an adjusted first-quarter of 8 cents per share. also jumping 22% from a year ago nearly $154 million. other earnings for the watch today. i wonder if we will see the same sword of rome of names. we were seeing that these teams are shopping once again a move by joseph were sienna, james smucker, navistar and diamonds is. just so you know, five below has been on the downside this year about 14%. today some shareholders will be happy to see a pop in stock. trade to what they are also in the process of building an e-commerce website which is important because the team better get on with that. thank you, nicole. sports in hockey this morning. game one of the hockey finals goes to chicago. the black -- blackrock started slow. and one for scoring the eventual game-winning goal is still to come back. game two is saturday. the nba fi

s home where detective lange made the call to nicole's family to break the tragic news. >> nicole's dad answered. >> and what did you say? >> and i said, mr. brown, i regret to inform you that your daughter has died. she has been killed. and right away, i heard denise start screaming. >> oh, i remember it. i remember it as if it was yesterday. >> nicole's sister, denise brown, was also on the call. she says she had no doubt o.j. was the killer. >> and i said oh, my god, he finally did it. something inside me just knew. something inside me just knew. >> what did she scream? >> that m.f. i knew that son of a bitch did it. she was screaming just completely out of control. that's when something told me that something was going on with the simpson guy. and it was at that point that things started to come together. >> at rockingham, they didn't fine oemg, but what they did find appeared to be the match to the glove found at the crime scene. >> the sun comes up. got the front, and there is a blood australia from the bronco right on into the house. it's not tailing away from the house. it's tai

nicole has the latest. nicole: we always think about big business, large investors.ant to lend you money. the bank reportedly plans to offer loans online to consumers and small businesses starting next year. this is a market place nearly hundred $50 billion. the shift from high net worth clients to ordinary americans comes this regulation comes into the profit. most notably trading as we hire somebody to come on board. the idea is to give out funds to folks looking for something, maybe $15,000. sandra: i will point out the obvious. they have a say do this as we this as we see the rise of interest rates. laurent, housing also a big focus for wall street today. we will get some port numbers out this morning. trade for housing and that rising interest rates. they come at 8:30 eastern. expected to fall to 1.1 million permits which signal future construction to fall to the same. coming off the very strong april performance. yesterday we found out home builders confidence of a nine-month high to home builders come together to build homes of all sizes. this as mortgage rate

nicole was nearly decapitated. it was a very bloody scene. >> nicole is nicole brown simpson. lying dead beside her, 25-year-old ron goldman. the prime suspect? nicole's ex-husband, football legend o.j. simpson. simpson promises to surrender and then disappears. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> simpson is soon spotted inside a white suv. >> highway patrol. >> yeah, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the 5 freeway, and he's heading north. >> you've got everybody scared. >> the famous low-speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on rockingham avenue. it was just the beginning. >> go, go, go. >> here's what we know right now. >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay, let's go. here we go. >> this was the first wall-to-wall televised trial. >> july 22, 1994, a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begin when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely,

sandra: nicole you're looking at this story.washington may have found a new financial target. say it ain't so, for financial reform? more regulation? >> more regulation. we're talking about stock buybacks. that is what we've always known them to be called. senator elizabeth warren recently called them stock that minlation. is that what you think? she sent a 13-pain letter to the securities & exchange commission asking the age to consider changing rules governing the practice. senator tammy baldwin has sent a request for information to the sec asking for annal sills of share buybacks impact they have on the economy. the issue could become more prominent as the 2016 race for president heats up. critics say these buybacks divert money away from investment in the business and could also help the economy grow. that's what they say. supporters say well, share repurchases create long-term shareholder value. keep investing in the company. more for research and development, help the company continue to grow and keep shareholders interest

nicole: this is down to the wire.ece has reportedly submitted a three-page proposal over the last couple of hours. to its creditors, this is a bid to unlock bailout funds. seeking to use e.u. funds to repay bonds that are held at the european central bank. greece also given access to the euro bailout fund to be able to buy up more of the government's short-term debt. "the wall street journal" reported in the bailout program may be extended until the end of march of 2016. european officials have been working to break a stalemate over a deal to unlock these badly needed bailout and avoided default on the net. the greek prime minister, alexi tspiras to an italian newspapers that a deal could be reached at creditors dropped the demand to cut pensions. a few things going on here. a three-page proposal for the new york charm for the sake of funds to pay off the ecb. you also have the pushoff idea, another nine months. another idea if you lay out the pensions, maybe we can make a deal. that's what they're considering at the

nicole: kathleen, nicole petallides here. know they've come off the lows in the morning, but you see stocks to the downside. what is the bigger picture? we will be watching emerging markets and see if this has the global effect. are there any talks on the table about deciding whether or not this becomes the wild card for rate hikes that are expected later this year. >> but to really get going. we've got to remember the ecb is on a program the federal reserve has some stocks especially in the world and if the federal reserve remains in a cautious start like we heard back in june, the market can do really well. sandra: thank you for joining us this morning. we've got to get and agree setting the asian markets at the latest to the latest week at a business reporter tracey chang in beijing. tracey is a reporter for chinese state television. good morning. a lot of action. reporter: you are brave. last friday markets in the region. in china the interest rate are caused and failed by sentiment of the composite today at nearly 7%. st

train to nicole, you are looking at the nicole fit bit ipo. nicole: it is going up a little watch for the opening this morning. sandra: nine people killed in a horrific shooting. it happened at an historic african-american church. the pastor was among the big guns. people describe the suspect is a white male with blonde hair in his early 20s. the mayor of charleston says he believes it was a hate crime. meanwhile republican presidential candidate jeb bush has canceled a event planned due to this shooting. brian williams reportedly not returning as nbc nightly news anchor at the conclusion of his suspension. according to multiple reports, he is now expected to take a new role primarily at the cable news network msnbc. williams was suspended in february for falsely saying he was in a helicopter hit by enemy fire in iraq. global investors meanwhile adjusting to spur the federal reserve's latest comments on the greek debt crisis. first to defense this morning pulling the trigger on raising rates, not pulling the trigger quite yet. the anticipation

nicole has the latest on the story. nicole: this is an interesting one. the new york sequential brands for $350 million for public had done deal. the newspaper said sequential zones ceo is being blamed for the leak. the report follows pushes shares to nearly $7 share. martha stuart has been stopped by five prospective bidders and sequential has been forced to allow martha stuart to solicit higher bids for 30 days and the other bidders coming and coming frederick's of hollywood, joe boxer, meredith corporation, global brand, the whole story that the ceo come to 34-year-old ceo somehow leaked the story. there is a headline that basically said she was going to be answering to martha stuart's new path and that really irks martha because she said ceo answers to the board and i would than on the board. martha is out in full force. >> i wonder what happens to his job. dagen: don't make martha matt. you are watching some headlines in "the wall street journal" today. >> a.m. a comeback for risky homebuyers. mortgage lenders to a number of large banks are afraid to

nicole, you have been following all of this. nicole: this is the ongoing story. ins spokesman says the surprise move coming into the european union to tell the greek prime minister alex says seven i.t. staff gambling with the future in head off this potentially devastating to follow. the entire great delegation is also left for home due to continuing disagreements. the latest development raises pressure on the great government to unpopular policy changes in spending cuts or they will risk of default. possible exit from the eurozone. greeks thought they were a day% yesterday was the biggest search we've seen since february. the bank set up 18%. this seems to market is pulling back 4%. sandra: taken a bit of a break today. let's get you caught up in global markets as they continue to watch the drama unfold. asian markets to be upset this morning. the hang seng up more than a full%. european stocks under pressure for most of the overnight session. they continue to be in the red as the greek debt talks stall. u.s. stock futures this morning taking a cue from europe.

dagen: thank you, nicole. google is adding a new feature that will let you take back regrettable e-mail suggests that now. how long do you have? nicole: in nicole petallides and 30 seconds. some of us might need a whole minute anyway. how can you keep your job and friends by letting you take back the already send e-mail. in other ride in the heat at the moment or sent to the wrong person. gmail users have the option to cancel the e-mail between five and 30 seconds. how do you do it? go to settings committed to enable send by your profile picture and pick the timeframe for calling back the e-mail. dagen: you only know you said a regrettable e-mail when you get it what the hey from a family member. lauren: it's not like you can stand two minutes. dagen: i sent a couple this morning. granted it was 2:00 a.m. dagen: a wrench thrown in a $250 million deal. nicole is more on this. lauren: this is interesting. the court has granted cisco from buying u.s. newspaper regulators say $3.5 billion still reduce competition

if you and india, nicole? nicole: it is not imminent. technical tool, one that i've enjoyed. i love technical analysis. some investors watch these trends in the stock markets to debate whether stocks are heading for a fall. according to an analysis tool, and a lasting rally must be accompanied by a new highs the dow jones transportation average. the industrials need to be shipped by the airlines. when they lack it can signal declines in the broader markets. they are down nearly 7% for the year and have not had a high since last december. the dow jones industrial average at two tenths of a percent to a record all-time high as recently as the middle of may. "the wall street journal" say many analysts and analyses are too early to begin to worry about a correction. we have seen that has been something we have been watching. oil can also way. jetblue about 30%. you do have names in the transfer is showing promise. someone like will be someone who's a technical analyst says if it continues you can see that. sandra: all about watching transpor

nicole has that story. nicole: greece, china, puerto rico, labor,, labor contemplation. these are the things the fed looks at. securities and exchange commission is watching all the developed an increase. it is paying particular attention to how it could affect u.s. markets and great companies that trade in the u.s. the great companies on the nyse are national bank of greece. what happens in greece could delay that plans to raise short-term interest rates. fed officials signal earlier this month they expect those rates to increase this year after keeping them near zero for almost seven years out of the great procession. perhaps as early as september. the recent turmoil in greece, china, puerto rico could delay the move if it ends up knocking the u.s. economy off track. we heard from a fed governor over the last 24 hours talking about all the weakness and that could be had when for the u.s. we also saw the fed funds rate was 45% and is now down to 35%. sandra: puerto rico has no plans right now to offer a federal bailout to puerto rico. there is a problem there. the gover

nicole, thank you very much. time's running out for greece after the country failed yet again to clinch a deal with international creditors on a bailout plan. the two sides will now meet tomorrow in a last-ditch effort to avoid a default on a loan payment due early next week. a meeting of eurozone finance ministers broke up yesterday over a disagreement on the greek rescue package. they plan to meet again on saturday. german chancellor angela merkel reportedly saying there must be a debt deal with greece before financial markets reopen on monday. germany is greece's biggest creditor. according to a greek government official, prime minister tsipras is due to talks with merkel and france's hollande today. all that will play a big part how markets close on this friday afternoon. whether or not you want to hold positions heading into weekend like that. >>> nike and mike controlling technology out with the latest quarterly results. nicole has those numbers for us. >> let's take a look. nike likely to be a big one on t

thank you, nicole.ning to sports the golden state warriors held off lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers in overtime victory in game 1 of the finals. stephen curry had 26 points and eight assists. the final score was 180-100. key reirving limped to the locker room after aggravating his left knee. game 2 is sunday in oakland. the french open, serena williams stands only one match away from winning her 20th grand slam final. she fought through the flu to win in the semifinal. the two-time french open champ will take on saparova for the title. >>> in baseball the new york mets picked up a rare road win beating arizona diamondbacks 6-2. matt harvey stopped his three--game losing streak. we're happy about that. before you head out the door, let's look at weekend weather forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. good morning, maria. good news on the front? >> good morning, sandra, depends where you live. in the northeast, it will be absolutely beautiful, a lot of sunshine and temperatures on a warming

i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30.ing about this rain all weekend long but carol sounding like worst is behind us, right. >> so much so that they have even canceled the already shortened flood watch. >> i like it. >> yes. >> i like the sound of that. >> flood watch is over for the area. risk of flooding is over for the area. we might still get a couple showers but the heavier showers are gone. we're so happy to say. center city philadelphia looks, well, it looks pretty glummy actually but we will get brightening throughout the afternoon. it is mild enough at 73 degrees. this is ocean city somewhere in there. that doesn't look great h that will look better later on today. just a chance to sleep in and get dad's elaborate breakfast ready. 72 degrees is the temperature in reading right now. you can see puddles on the playground and no kidding will school is out. storm scan three showing a few showers remaining and you can see them through cape may county heavier ones across the delaware bay. we will see that as we get dow

i'm nicole brewer at 8:00.over to carol, and, this is a a good thing for all of the dad. >> outdoor plans a little wet still here and there. >> clearing up is my gift to dad and it does not impact any credit card balances. >> there you go. >> it is a perfect gift. we're looking right now at conditions that will be improving and you can see look at this the tops of the building. now we have not been able to see that until very recently. that is an improvement in center city, philadelphia we will head to the shore. and this is not a great picture but what it is down there but not what it will be. things will be getting better for us. the heavier rain has moved out already and look at reading. skies are brightening up out there even though there are puddles on the ground, the

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. lets get started with the check of the forecast as it is just coming down, katie. >> it is coming down heavily enough to slow you down anytime we have wet weather we always have a story. as soon as my name disappears here what you will see down below that is reflection off the surface here at camden ball yard. it is going to be heavier in some spots then others and you can see on storm scan three as we put things in motion the last few hours some heavier pockets of the rain currently falling across chester county for example and shore points in the last few hours. that first batch is now moving out to sea. there is not a clear even point just yet but we do think by this afternoon things will dry out across the board. for now we are stuck with this. even if it isn't raining when you leave the house you may run into pockets of rain and see spray off vehicles. it is slowing everyone down regardless. visability, not horrible right now we're down to 4 miles at the airport. 4 miles wilmingt

erika, nicole? >> yes jill, we love talking about breakfast at this time of the morning and now hearing that mcdonald's all day breakfast is expanding? tell us more. >> yes, how does egg mcmuffin in the afternoon sounds? mcdonald's expanding its all day restaurant, started testing the idea in san diego this spring, so far been real big success now mcdonald's want to see if people in tennessee and mississippi want their breakfast after 10:30 a.m. the middle of mcdonald's in the middle of turn around planned among slumping sales. i say brilliant. and bring it to new york, bring it to fill. >> i agreed. breakfast for dinner, something so novel about that, feel like you're doing something wrong. >> and you don't have to race for the 10:30 cut off. just missed it, oh, no hash browns. i know. jill thank you. >>> it is the tough things in life. >> really. >> coming up after the break. weather and traffic on the >> just past 4:53 on your friday morning. >> doing just fine, actually picking up construction c

. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee this morning. we have summer paving underway in philadelphia where crews are starting and how drivers will be affect, katie. >>> nicole, we are looking to a much more pleasant day when it comes to just your sheer comfort out there today expect dew points, humidity levels moisture in the air is dropping off. you can't get too used to it but enjoy it while you got it. we will take you outside to sky cam three where things are off to a quiet start skies have cleared and this goes for everyone and we are expect to go keep that nice clear sky for better part of the day. problem is it does not last forever. make the mess of the pleasant weather while you've got it. we will talk tropical moisture on the way as we look ahead to the full forecast, all coming up, erika back to you. >>> new this morning, three people accused of shooting and stabbing a man before robbing him in philadelphia's olney neighborhood mr. now police are looking for the suspects. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at poli

. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for erika this morning. we hear more rain headed our way, katie, we have gotten so much. >> we have had a fair share of rain. we have busted what we saw was an entire months worth of rain in just one day on monday here. we will end up here thankfully with some quieter weather today, it does appear that the same system is close enough to keep us in the cloud today and we will still find some showers. we will not be looking at quite as dreary of a day. not quite. sky scam three is rereflect ago this cloud cover here over ben franklin bridge. you can tell it is out there. it is definitely a dreary beginning. storm scan 3a wider zoom to start off. we have some showers around, most of them have started to creep south out of the lehigh rally, out of the poconos and that will continue to be the case. everything drops off to the south with time but not completely, out of our region. so because we do still have this very pesky very stalled out front willal boundary nearby we have a lot of the showers. brunt of the ra

. >> i'm nicole brewer in for erica this morning. it is not official yet but governor chris christie did something this weekend to hint toward a run for the white house. >> katie in the weather center good morning to both of you. actually looking ahead, one and only day of the next five at least that i can guarantee dry, sunny weather for everyone. so you want to make the most of days like this, right? nice sunny day certainly comfortable, as well. we will start heating and steaming things up. series of fronts, series of systems set to roll, kick start the month of july, and of course all important holiday inn dependence day weekend. so, all the details for you proving what's to be a summer like start to the month of july all coming up. back to you. >> nearly week after severe storms roll through our area, power problems remain. >> people still in the dark, frustrated now demanding answers. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in gibbstown, with more on the power problems there. justin? >> morning. >> nicole, ukee, good mo

back to you nicole. >> i love to hear that. such a great cause and you're right, safety first the best call. thanks so much. >>> after taking matters into her own hands saturday, to remove confederate flag outside the state capitol climbed up the 30-foot flag pole, just took it down herself. cbs news correspondent wendy jill it with the details. >> ignored police orders early saturday, kept climbing 30-foot flag pole in front of the south carolina state house. the 30 year old from charlotte reached the top unhook the confederate flag. >> theming she climbed down with the flag. >> as soon as she reached the grounds, she was arrested, along with a man helping her identified as james tyson also charlotte resident. both charged deface ago monument. about 45 minute later new confederate flag was raised and once again flying in front. state house. the controversy over the flag ignited last week, fog massacre at bible study. police have characterized the killings as racist attack. south carolina governor had called for the flag to be

nicole?carol, thanks. let's see, 7:20 right now. see how traffic is moving out there. ann evans standing by for us in the cbs-3 traffic center. hey, ann? >> hey nicole. rainy conditions out there. drive very carefully. this is i59 northbound, between bridge street and cottman avenue. we just had a dent clear right now we have disable vehicle as you can see, off to the shoulder. it is really not delaying traffic in anyway. but again watch out for flooding conditions. we don't have any major ones that are reported. but new jersey transit case in point here, the river line is suspended between the walter rand transportation center and the entertainment center due to flooding, septa's media elwin line suspended due to the weather conditions, as well. we move the traffic cam here to the schuylkill, vine expressway no delays or problems on the schuylkill, pretty good shape despite all of this rain, waiting it to clear, waiting for it to clear, however, we do have some roads closed around the schuyl

nicole: i'll tell you what everybody is betting on. sandra: lauren, not just increased their investing on today. tremper report on the market, consumer confidence in what comes out on thursday. trenches something tells me to set the listen to all that is though. the country's bailout program and today the countdown continues and it's unlikely greece will make a loan payment to the imf that is due at 6:00 a.m. eastern time today. ashley webster joins us with the latest developments including a last-ditch plan from the european commission. good morning to you, ashley. >> good morning, sandra appeared as you point out ,-com,-com ma the payment in june to the international monetary fund, $1.8 billion pretty unlikely

good morning ukee, nicole. invest remembers keeping a real close eye on greece, reaching debt deal with european creditor that sent the market down again yesterday, the dow fell 75 points, the nasdaq dropped ten. stocks fell despite word from the commerce department that consumer spending surged in may with the biggest monthly increase in nearly six years. >>> continued is her seek sutures, after the parent company the popular dating app it is going public. company controlled by billionaire, barry dillard and also, owns max. com and okay cupid. revenue of $239 million in the first three months of this year. >>> and, today is the 17th annual take your dog to work day. it was created by pet sitters international. to encourage pet adoption, some studies have also shown that doing-friendly workplaces can reduce stress. and sadly, i believe my sweet dog, cooper is home today but here is a little picture just to keep us all company. >> oh, cooper, coup! >> he is a cute. >> i check coup out. >> adorable. >> very nice.

nicole: when did they think they will raise interest rates? sandra: also, you are watching the battle with the fed. sandra: that is right. maria bartiromo has an exclusive on this. pushing back on the too big to fail designation. more on that in a minute. meanwhile in texas as remnants

nicole? >> i here you. >> that's just awful. justin, thank you. and here is a look for you at the latest numbers ac electric is reporting about 5500 outages as of rid now. peco has 250 customers off line pse&g reporting about 50 outages, and delmarva says less than five customers are affected. >>> new this morning, felled police have cuss secretary p custody after stolen car crashes into another vehicle. it happened around 2:00 this morning, at st. vincent street and castor avenue. northeast deck, are on the this case. >>> some new video just into us from overnight robbery at 7-eleven in june at a told two men with guns held up the store on hunting park avenue just before 4:00. they managed to get some cash before escaping. >>> the search is also on for government in a triple shooting happened on the 1300 block every east price street, in east germantown. police say a 34 year old man was shot and killed, a 31 year old man is in critical condition, with multiple gunshot wounds, and another 31

i'm nicole brewer at 8:00. send it over to carol, and, this is a a good thing for all of the dad. >> outdoor plans a little wet still here and there. >> clearing up is my gift to dad and it does not impact any credit card balances. >> there you go. >> it is a perfect gift. we're looking right now at conditions that will be improving and you can see look at this the tops of the building. now we have not been able to see that until very recently. that is an improvement in center city, philadelphia we will head to the shore. and this is not a great picture but what it is down there but not what it will be. things will be getting better for us. the heavier rain has moved out already and look at reading. skies are brightening up out there even though there are puddles on the ground, the sky shows up and hey, we know it is fathers day. we necessity it first day of um iser. things will look better around here and they will. seventy-four in reading right now. storm scan three and you can see we are definitely dealing w

nicole?fire fight remembers urging hundreds of neighbors to evacuate as this grass fire grows in central washington state. the flames have destroyed or damaged at least nine structures, and spread to about 2.6 square miles. now, an emergency shelter is open in a high school for people who evacuated that area. so far we're told, there are no injuries, so some good news here no word on how this fire started. ukee? >> for the second time this month, dangerous portuguese man of war washes up down the shore, ann del april i tweeted these pictures of the man of war she supported during one of her dahli walks in stone harbor. she sent the pictures to the wetlands institute in stone harbor. last week we showed you another man of war in harvey cedars, man of wars have long tent calls filled with din up -- venum can also be painful but deadly. >> i guess that's why they call it man of war. >> there you go. dot nos -- does not play. >> should be good day down the shore today? >> absolutely, keep an eye

nicole? >> all right carol thank you. well the supreme court weighed in on the issue every same sex marriage on friday, the court sided along its typical conservative liberal lines, the swing vote here, craig boswell outside with the details of this historic decision. >> same sex marriage now the law of the land. it was little too much for pam yorksmith who sued to have her name added to her son's birth certificate. >> overwelmed and overjoyed and really proud to be an american today. >> the five to four decision fell along conservative liberal lines with justice anthony kennedy giving the swing vote. he wrote marriage is a funds mental right in which homosexual couples must share and will also and violation every equal protection to extends that right only to hetero sexual couples. >> within a few sentences i would just cry. >> the lead plaintiff in the case. he sued to have his name added to his late spouse's death certificate. >> knowing him, loving him then i would have never become part of something like this. >> pre

nicole? >> carol thanks. new this morning philadelphia police investigating a homicide in the mayor fair neighborhood of philadelphia. man was shot in the 5700 block of leonard street around 1:00 a.m. he was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. there is no word on a suspect at this time. >> well, if you are traveling around center city this weekend you may encounter several street closures. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live there now to show you all of the detours. syma, what's going on? >> reporter: well, nicole, lots of construction going on in the city this afternoon. and this morning as you can see behind me, crews are already out getting ready for this. now, we are talking about some big closures in and around city hall. we are talking about 11 street to 16th street near market street being closed from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the street near the old pnb bank building will be close today allow a helicopter to remove an old air-conditioning unit. so if you hear

nicole? >> carol, thank you. of course saturday's storm packing plenty of high winds enough to bring down this tree on hatfield street southwest philadelphia. thankfully no one was hurt, but the road shutdown of course while crews dealt that mess. and thousands more in the dark tonight, because of the storm. right now atlantic city electric has just over 2,000 outages, peco, is reporting similar numbers just little over 2,000. and pse&g little more than 2400 customers still without power. >> well there is weekend severe weather is just piling on more frustration for families reeling from the damaging storms last tuesday. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson in gloucester county with the details. >> in the middle of a saturday rainstorm, clean up kept up, from a wednesday wind storm. in gloucester county, the only news deep enough to cut through sheet of rain cutting the grounds is this. hard earned money, burning away, with the low hum. it is day four here, without power. >> like cabin fever right now. >> w

erika, nicole? >> justin, thank you. >> happening today, new jersey governor chris christie will be in philadelphia for the northeast republican leadership conference. presidential candidate rick santorum will also speak at the conference this morning the event kicked off yesterday, at the sheridan, in center city. santorum and other presidential hopefuls are addressing conservative activists during this three day event. >> get ready to go for dip in the pool. >> sound grand to me. >> philadelphia kicks off its summer swim seat season later today. >> it does not begin until sunday but the city getting jump start. first of the city's 07 outdoor pools open today. all will be open by july 1st. pool hours 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. monday through friday. and noon to 5:00 saturdays and sun date days, something about spools summer, ac killed. >> what could be bad about a pool day? life is so good. still ahead this morning about the last thing you want it hear, taxes going up in philadelphia sorry. >> chances

nicole? >> carol, thank you. >> new this morning philadelphia police are investigating a homicide in the mayfair neighborhood of 50 year old man was shot in the hip. now there is happened in the 5700 block of leonard street about 1:00 this morning. he was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. there is no word on a suspect at this time. >> well, if you are traveling in and around center city this weekend, you may encounter several street closures. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live there now to talk about the detours and just kind after mess out there, due to construction syma. what's going on? >> reporter: that's right. nicole, ever make some big weaken plans coming into the center city, and then realizing you're casino every stuck in traffic, there is a lot of street closures, then you think why didn't anyone tell me? we're here to gave you a big warning. if you take a look behind me, see crews are already out and about, getting ready for some big, big jobs this m

nicole? >> justin, put your selfie stick away. starting tomorrow, a selfie stick ban goes no effect at all disney theme parks across the country. the ban comes after inches den where selfie stick actually stalled a roller coaster. now, if someone is spotted using a selfie stick at disney park, it will be confiscated some places already put this casino of ban into place the kentucky derby wimbleton and the palace of very sigh. >> well, we row lion our kitchen sink daily so when it is clogged it can be a big headache, one that could also end up costing you big time problems. >> angie list report, keeping your disposal and sing. >> if you're not running your garbage disposal properly, you'll more likely ends up with a clog. you should never forget the water. you should run cold water 102nd before putting food down the drain. >> you're grinding food, trying to float that food to the pipes. so the key is water. >> food should always be added a little at a time, and be careful when you -- what you put into it. >> many of us know you sho

justin, good morning. >> reporter: nicole, erika good morning.uckily no homes nearby were affected by the break but again, seven businesses here were very much affected. others are lower water pressure or some just have both. as you can see behind us here the crews are out here cleaning up this morning as the search for the cause of this break and this flooding is under way. a look at the cleaning of a muddy mess left by millions of gallons of gushing water thursday afternoon. about 3:00 p.m. shoppers say they saw much of the baker center parking lot off fox street and roberts of a turn into a on. >> we didn't know what was going on and then all of a sudden water came rushing in the front door. >> reporter: from a checkout line this woman recalls watching waves of panic in the store and then the waves of water outside. >> i went to the door to see what was going on and it was water just flooding through the front. >> reporter: philadelphia firefighters evacuated seven stores and some 100 people. shoppers who could save their cars quickly did but

good morning jill. >> reporter: definitely, good morning, erika and nicole. fit bit goes public today here at the new york stock exchange and trade under the ticket fit. that stock is priced at $20 a share which gives the company a market value of $4 billion. yesterday, the dow jones gained 31 points, nasdaq was up nine. some help could becoming, to stop automated robo calls. fcc will vote on new crackdowns, giving agency power to subpoena to identify illegal robo callers and raising fines imposed on them. uber says it will appeal a ruling from the california labor commission, it is ruled that uber drivers are employees and not contractors. so that means uber would have to give those workers benefits like social security, workers compensation and unemployment insurance. >>> you can keep your big carry on bags for now global airline association has scrapped its recommendation to reduce carry on sizes by 20 percent travelers strongly oppose the idea and senators agreed saying it was forcing passengers to buy new bags to fit those requirements and yah, erika and

let's send it over to katie good morning. >> good morning nicole. hi everyone.e are starting off the morning with plenty of cloud cover and moisture in the atmosphere. you might be finding areas of low lying cloud cover and form of the low lying fog. it should not be terrible but heads up you might run into that. you can see if you look closely the movement of the cloud, as they rolled through the shot here, ever so slowly, but we have some moisture to work with, helping produce additional rain. right over cape may county we have a pocket of rain and that goes across delaware bay into kent county as well. this is primarily southern tear of the area where we will find wet weather today. you might start off with a little bit of damp conditions across gloucester, camden county, even philadelphia, but overall that moisture is sinking south. most of you will stay dry further south more likely you will end up with that wet weather. we are playing catch up here, my friend, whole month of may just didn't produce much in the way of wet weather. under an inch in atlantic

. >> thankfully nicole it is a period that we'll brunt of the moisture dip off to the south here today, we will still find some showers around but primarily through southern tear of the delaware valley a and as we go out to the live neighborhood network here, at rehoboth where you can see by the sheen coming off of the boardwalk there it is obviously raining throughout the night currently still is, it is very dreary, kind of raw, out here at boardwalk plaza right now with evident waves crashing up on the shoreline and pretty persistent north/northeast win right now and also wet weather that goes with it. we will still find heavy rain through carolinas but that is where brunt of the moisture is currently residing. we are on the northern fringe. because we are on the northern fringe we will still find some clouds out there and will still find a shower, around as well throughout that area but further up north and i think that includes philadelphia, even though it is starting off damp mess of the day is cloudy. we are finding certainly very quiet conditions out over the atlantic waters rig

nicole is like hum. check in two three, four times a day, kyw "kyw news radio" 1060 on your dial. >> ears perked right up. coming up in the next hour, more on the five teenagers arrested for beating a student at a philadelphia school. that attack caught on video now going viral. also live from the tall ship festival taking place this weekend, what you can expect to see and the big attraction generating a loft conversation. back at the top of the hour on your friday morning. see you in a bit. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> will this weekend be a wash out? katie is tracking the showers for in you just a bit. >> arrest police have made i

. >>> our nicole brewer is having a fun day down the shore this morning nicole. >> reporter: erika, it is shaping up to be a marvelous dau here in the wildwoods coming up, we are live from the national marbles championship when we come back. peco energy is dealing without aimings and thousands more among pse&g a ac electric and del marva customers. patco high speed line is suspended and septa's regional rails are affect. vittoria will have an update shortly. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev will be formally sentenced to day. federal jury sentenced him to death for 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured more than 250. >>> pope francis is holding his weekly audience at the rat can. philadelphia delegation is there as well as planning continues for septa's papal visit to the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. >> 5:43. let check with katie and weather watchers. how is morning looking. >> definitely starting off on a much more quiet note. we are seeing low humidity and it is dry, in the just dry in the literal sense also in the fact that it just feels so much more comfortable ou