police are on the hunt for this man they consider the suspect in the stabbing of a philadelphia city councilman. >>> a delaware county community calls for change after a day of violent crimes. among the victims, a 16-year-old boy. >>> and greek life changes. penn state puts new rules in place following the death of a student during fraternity hazing. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:00 on this saturday. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking our weekend weather for us. krystal? >> reporter: hey, rosemary. this is a pretty good weekend forecast. we start with a little bump in the road and then it's the smooth sailing. here's our radar and satellite view. this is the obvious bump in the road. the rain that's now starting to move our way. it's starting to pass through parts of lehigh valley, berks county, and now into parts of suburbs, montgomery county, chester county, upper bucks county, almost into the delco, as well. what's happening here, a light green to a deeper green. these showers could move through briefly with

is exact in detail down to the word his hand, craft todd precision but this perch high above philadelphia city hall takes its toll. >> the corrosion gets inside of those tiny pits and get in there and it accelerated cycles. >> reporter: every 10 years city contracts with new jersey company more lynn studios to clean from shoe to brim, a laser is used to clean many pits, and crevises and then cooper surface is heated. >> we are heating it up and allows it to work. >> reporter: all that work is done by hand. >> inch by inch and multiple layers. >> reporter: wind were whipping as we got up close and personal with mr. pen, scaffolding had a slight sway, statue prominent and iconic was hoisted into place, piece by piece in 1892, eight bolts hold him down, perhaps the best view of the city, from the top of his hat. >> here's a tidbit of information. inside of billy penn is entirely hallow, you can climb down him, through a system of ladders. inside signature of the men and women who worked on this statue over the years, one of those signatures dates back to 1899. such a throw back if you will from a

city council. he is the first asian-american to be elected to political office in philadelphia. he's also a veteran. the only veteran. >> only one. >> on city council. luce glee first elected back in 2011 as well. now, dave, i know that you've got your ear to the ground and you've got incredibly good police sources. do you know at all and you probably don't i know it's breaking right now but i wanted to ask, do you know whether he was by himself at the time or whether he was with somebody else that could have witnessed all of this? >> reporter: do not know that at this point. all we were told he was exiting his vehicle near his home on thomas avenue when he was stabbed from behind. one time in the back. he was rushed here to penn presbyterian to the -- to the, um, emergency room here. again, penn presbyterian is where they bring police officer the trauma unit here when they get shot in the line of duty. this is very good traumatic unit here. very good at saving lives. we do not know his condition beyond stable condition and at least one stab wound to the back that's all we know a

. >>> philadelphia city councilman david oh, continues to recover from being stabbed. we're learning his attack was recorded. we'll hear from him, coming up in a live report. >> patrons, employees, our true family. >> and developing this morning, the death toll is rising in a deadly attack at a hotel and casino if the philippines. we'll show you the image after gunman, just released. >>> today is friday, june 2nd, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. jim is off. >> nice to have you, jan. i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things, i feel like it was a long week. but happy to be here. >> yes, no, not that we wait all week to have a friday, but let's just say we waited all week for this, and happen at this cents here. lot of con vukovich south out there, a lot to get to in the worlds of mass transit. we'll have those update coming up. >> i think a lot of people will be sinking on the way to cape may, where ever you might be going for the weekends, it will be one of those half and half type weekends, as women. so we will get to that in a second. we s

we have team coverage at the home and city hall where collogues are reacting. >>> this time three people are is not philadelphia's glenwood neighborhood two have died we have the latest on the triple shooting. >>> and this is a live lot at parkway here in center city we are in for a sunny, breezy day , nice way to start mountain of june. >>> and today is thursday, june 1 good morning i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan is off today. we have busy morning of news. lets check weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> we have a lot going on in the world of traffic as well. we have a lot of accidents, residual, some new popping up, lots of construction, whole host of issues. >> keep it short and sweet then because weather is very quiet. sun glare finally will be a problem. for the morning commute. we have not seen tonight such a long time in the morning, anyway. it has been a while, at lee it feels like a while, right. outside kutztown area middle school look at this live shot still a couple of residual cloud, cool in the outlining suburbs as well. i walk outdoor in the most remote suburbs with the light layer and you

"eyewitness news," first rare close up look at the clean up job overlooking center city philadelphia.ry ten years the city hires contractors to clean the hollow bronze statue, lazer cleans the crevices then the crews heat and wax the copper surface, penn state ooh has been watching over the city he founded since 1892. >> corrosion gets inside of the tiny pits, gets in there, accelerated cycle. >> important for us to care for these. >> and inside william penn's hat signature of the men and women who have work on the statue over the years, one of them dating back to 1899. you can see the finish product in just a few weeks. >> here we go, after three consecutive ties solo competitor came out on top of this year's national spelling bee. >> marocain. >> that is correct. >> congratulations. >> but do we know what it means? twelve year old anna from fresno california is the new champion. she spelled a total of 35 words correctly, including the winning word, apparently a type of fabric. >> how does it feel to be lift that trophy? >> it is look good things, so happy right now. >> the sixth gra

. >>> plus, the man who allegedly stabbed a philadelphia city councilman is now under arrest. what david oh is telling us about the man he says delivered the blows just days ago. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. we begin tonight with the developing story about this toddler shot and killed on the 2900 block of bethel road in chester township delaware county and that is where we find "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves. >> reporter: authorities confirm a three-year-old boy died from a gunshot wound here police actually just cleared the scene a few minutes ago leaving with evidence bags. inside one of those evidence bags we're told a 9-millimeter gun, the gun in that fatally wounded the three-year-old boy inside this home and this obviously a developing story.

cemetery were to be discovered. >> the restoration of the william penn state ooh high above philadelphia cityall is well underway. "eyewitness news" got a rare close up look at the clean up job, every ten years the city hires contractors to clean the statue from shoe to brim. they used a lays tow clean the many pit and crevices, then they heat and wax the copper surface. william penn state ooh has been watching over the city he founded since 1892. >> corrision gets inside of those tiny pit t gets in, there and social security sell rated psych. >> i important for us to do our best to care for these. >> and inside william penn's hat are signature of the men and women who have work on the statue over the years, one of them, little hard to see there, but not so hard, date back to 1899, the restoration project will be complete in a few weeks. >> that's pretty cool. time now 4:44. looks like they had a great day to do that cleaning out there yesterday. >> you see the clouds in the back there, little bit after breeze. you saw the woman's hair blowing. she had her fiancee fan we like to call it, i wo

in charge should this happen again and you can bet this will happen again with a historic city like philadelphiain old city, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank you, david. it's the newest hot spot on the main line. when we say hot we mean it. >> straight ahead the restaurant where spicy noodles rule and tonight's taste with story summer fest addition. >> and get an up close and personal view of philadelphia billy penn statue and where crews are focusing on as they restart iconic symbol and surprising thing we discovered high above the city streets. lauren. >> after a damp and soggy may, mother nature turned thing as round with the first day of june. can we keep sunshine and warmth around as we head into the upcoming weekend. i'll have the answer in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> bear in the bushes. the local community the bear >> bear in the bushes. the local community the bear was roaming around. >> bear sightings led to a lot of buzz in doylestown. >> here's on the facebook page route 202 and east swamp road last night and early this morning no reports of injuries or prope

beautiful scene thereafter that severe storm, just quickly ran its way through center city philadelphia it trek all across the delaware valley, bringing down trees and power lines, unfortunately as it went but things are quiet. still have cloud and little bit of rain moving back into center city philadelphia. 73 degrees. we will drop down to 86 to 73 from that rain cooled air you can see where that cell went through. temperatures in the 70's and 60's but 85 in ac. eighty-two wildwood where we have not been touched by that rainfall. storm scan three not showing widespread active but that severe thunderstorm over last three hours from berks county to the western suburbs, center city philadelphia into south jersey and now moving its way off the coast, ocean county where we have severe thunderstorm warning for northern parts of the county. rain starting to return west of the city trying to go in the city as well, we will take a peak at the cell moving off shore but beach haven, barnegat light house, still seeing wind and lightening embedded in that cell. we are seeing downpours that regener

in charge should this happen again and you can bet this will happen again with a historic city like philadelphia. in old city, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank you, david. it's the newest hot spot on the main line. when we say hot we mean it. >> straight ahead the restaurant where spicy noodles rule and tonight's taste with story summer fest addition. >> and get an up close and personal view of philadelphia billy penn statue and where crews are focusing on as they restart iconic symbol and surprising thing we discovered high above the city streets. lauren. >> after a damp and soggy may, mother nature turned thing as round with the first day of june. can we keep sunshine and warmth around as we head into the upcoming weekend. i'll have the answer in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> bear in the bushes. the local community the bear >> bear in the bushes. the local community the bear was roaming around. >> bear sightings led to a lot of buzz in doylestown. >> here's on the facebook page route 202 and east swamp road last night and early this morning no reports of injuries or pro

, tell me what you were telling me earlier about the pedestrian-friendly hopes for this city. >> well, philadelphia was just named one of the most walkable cities today, specifically center city area, so we at the clean air council are working to help make it more walkable through our go philly go program which is a trip planner for the local philadelphia area. >>> she's talking about weather and pedestrian-friendly days. well today is probably the most perfect day. we're seeing a trend here. temperatures on tuesday topped out in the 60s. yesterday low 80s. we're also seeing 80s for today. 81 degrees also. by tomorrow we'll see temperatures drop by one or two degrees and here's the deal. cooler by this upcoming weekend. i definitely want to advise you to just go ahead and get on outside, enjoy the rest of today through tonight because it will be cooler especially by next week. so, again, a great afternoon, a great evening. come down to fairmount and enjoy your time with us. come by and say hi to us. we would love to have you. back to you. >>> good excuse to do it on a day like this. >>> former fbi

. >>> confusion at philadelphia city hall today where people from opposing sides clashed over the soda tax. philadelphiaens were asked to come ask share their feelings on the tax good or bad, but some thought the meet iing was plann to override the tax that funds pre-k programs in the city. support es of the tax brought signs and sounded horns. meetingers couldn't get the crowd under control so the entire hearing was cancelled. >>> there's a new push to crack down on so-called stop and go stores that sell alcohol in philadelphia. city councilwoman organized sit-ins at several stores today. some of them are breaking the law that it requires a business selling beer to be able to seat 30 people. >> go home and they leave behind b people that are intoxicated, standing and laying out in the street. >> enforce the l is up to the state, not the city. organizers of the sit-in hopes the state makes it harder for them to get liquor licenses. >>> a big payout for a corrections officer. she was force ed d to take disability e retirement instead of getting a brief leave from her job. she was diagno

reporter: that meeting will takes place at 1:00 p.m., they will be streaming it live online. >>> philadelphia city councilman david oh talked about his terrifying ordeal outside his home in southwest philadelphia. he came home from the hospital he was stabbed outside his house on the 5800 block of thomas oh, said a man a demanded his kt and stabbed side. a white car pulled up and two men recorded video of the incident. >> engineering shouting out and i think when they saw all the blood, because there was a lot blood, i think they got the idea this is not like -- we're in the middle of something else, so they took off. police are looking for the assailant, detectives are asking anyone with any information like the cell phone video call police. >>> chester police are looking for a robber and kidnapper. four armed men confronted two shop keeping at their home on toht avenue monday night. they attacked the victims and drove them to coatsville where they gained entry to two separate shops where the victims worked. the men robbed the shops and took off. >>> the judge in the bill cosby sexual assault cas

just a very hit or miss showers and thunderstorms in and around midnight down around center city philadelphiasouth jersey as we head throughout the overnight period better chance will be toward the south of the city and we could see an isolated thunder showers lingering in the first half of the day, long the coast and for delaware beaches, otherwise, increasing sunshine and a much cooler, and less humid stretch as we head in the next several days, thursday, down right beautiful with sunshine and highs in the 70's. tomorrow will be much less hot , 70's along the coast, 80 's elsewhere getting a break from the extreme heat, thursday a beautiful day to maybe even open up the windows and sunshine, comfortable humidity and 78 degrees, before temperatures, climb and that steam factor returns by the end of the weekend and looking unsettled for weekend as well. >> thanks very much. leslie up next with sports. >> we have a new nba champion and phillies lose a tough one at fenway, and eagles mailed it mandatory mini camp begins, marcus smith missing from voluntary camp speaks, we will hear from him nex

. >> >>> city councilman david oh has lived in his west philadelphia home for decades. he was stabbed in the back during an attempted robbery. katherine scott is live at penn presbyterian medical center where oh is being treated. >> reporter: good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, so far police have not made any arrests in the case they are looking for surveillance footage and conducting interviews. david oh remains in critical, but stable condition. he went into surgery overnight. before that police say he was talking and in good spirits. this happened on the 5800 block of thomas avenue in west philadelphia around 9:30 p.m., this is the same neighborhood where oh has lived since the 60s. he was getting out of his car getting some bags out of trunk near his home when a man approached him and started talking to him. at first, he didn't know what he was saying, it was inaudible, so he briefly engaged him in conversation, the man pulled out a knife and demanded he hand over his keys and stabbed him on the left side of his body and took off. investigators

finally and temperatures rebounding and getting a live look at center city philadelphia, all is quiet, a very pleasant evening, temperatures still up near 70 degrees, our high temperature yesterday was only 62. we lost that east wind, east wind bad, west wind better, winds around eight miles per hour, due points elevate around 63. so doing a big of a muggy factor, because of the shift we no longer have the winds driving in from off the chilly atlantic. temperatures were able to hit 80 for the first time in do you two weeks in philly. 78 normal high temperature we were actually above average today. a nice change. live neighborhood network, temperatures feeling pretty mild, r 65 in atlantic city up near 70 in philly. 68 in new castle with winds out of the southwest and you can see temperatures right now still at 72 in allentown, near 70 in trenton, and current 65 in millville. stormscan 3 showing us fairly quiet conditions more storm activity rolling off to our north just north of the big apple, couple thunderstorms through the delaware valley earlier. this little cell moving through mo

filth are philadelphia city council man david oh was stabbed for an attempted robbery. we have team coverage at the home and city hall where collogues are reacting. >>> this time three people are is not philadelphia's glenwood neighborhood two have died we have the latest on the triple shooting. >>> and this is a live lot at parkway here in center city we are in for a sunny, breezy day , nice way to start mountain of june. >>> and today is thursday, june 1 good morning i'm

philadelphia. and 56 in reading and 58 in atlantic city airport and we have zoomed up from there. as you look at the current numbers you are sitting at 80 right now in philadelphia. 76 in reading and 78 in millville. it's already 81 degrees right now in brigantine. as you look at satellite and radar, you can see that we have a batch of clouds that moved on out. and we see cumulous clouds moving up to the north. nothing brewing and nothing but high pressure and sunshine and good conditions out there. 4:00, 80 degrees coming down from the high of 81, 6:00, 79 and 8:00 p.m. 72. your afternoon and evening forecast showing get outside and enjoy it. it's a good one and we have had some dreary days. 81 is the high in philadelphia and even in the lehigh valley and 80 in allentown and 79 for your high in atlantic city and 81 in dover, delaware. and tomorrow an equally nice day. a few more clouds and this cold front approaching our weekend could trigger a shower or isolated thunderstorm late in the day but looking good, 80 degrees for your high. the above average temperatures way out there t

city. last night, gun control advocates who rallied in nearby media paused for a moment of silence for theville from chester high school. during national gun violence awareness day, community leaders in philadelphia held a prayer rally just outside of city hall. neighbors brought pictures of loved ones lost to gun violence, while police officers handed out free gun locks. >>> tragedy is sparking change at penn state university. yesterday, school officials announced that they are taking over the greek life system. but the parents who recently lost their son because of fraternity hazing say it's not enough. timothy piazza died after a pledge party at beta theta pi in february. his blood alcohol level was four times the legal limit. piazza fell down the stairs at the frathouse. prosecutors say no one called for help for 12 hours. 18 frat members are now facing charges. yesterday, penn state's board of trustees did not vote to ban greek life, but their new rules do include zero tolerance for hazing, restrictions at social events, like no liquor. more spot checks at fraternity houses, and a student fee for joining a fraternity. yesterday, nbc 10 spoke to the philadelphia-based attorney representing ti

news," some breaking news, police now know who they are looking for in the vicious attack on a philadelphia city councilman this week. >>> a man was shot sitting on his front porch. right now the police are searching for the suspects. >>> plus, a new place to call home, a bucks county family is handed the keys from habitat for humanity. >>> first, we would like to help you plan your weekend, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we saw the start outside, a beautiful morning. >> reporter: we're expecting sunshine later on, looks like a nice start to the weekend, mr. william penn standing tall, just a couple of clouds for now, a few spritzes and sprinkles around the immediate suburbs farther north and west in the lehigh valley and the poconos, we have steadier stuff falling. trenton, 57. millville, 350 degrees, you see this lighter shade of blue, temperatures in the upper 40s down there. the numbers are comfortable cool this morning. we'll be warmer this afternoon. satellite and radar there it is, that finger of moisture if you will, you can see how tiny this is, it's raci

finally and temperatures rebounding and getting a live look at center city philadelphia, all is quiet, a very pleasant evening, temperatures still up near 70 degrees, our high temperature yesterday was only 62. we lost that east wind, east wind bad, west wind better, winds around eight miles per hour, due points elevate around 63. so doing a big of a muggy factor, because of the shift we no longer have the winds driving in from off the chilly atlantic. temperatures were able to hit 80 for the first time in do you two weeks in philly. 78 normal high temperature we were actually above average today. a nice change. live neighborhood network, temperatures feeling pretty mild, r 65 in atlantic city up near 70 in philly. 68 in new castle with winds out of the southwest and you can see temperatures right now still at 72 in allentown, near 70 in trenton, and current 65 in millville. stormscan 3 showing us fairly quiet conditions more storm activity rolling off to our north just north of the big apple, couple thunderstorms through the delaware valley earlier. this little cell moving through mo

i appreciate it. >>> another look at philadelphia city hall where demonstrators for and against the philadelphiaoda tax are making their voices heard. you can hear all of the noise there businesses and workers are expected to talk about how the local beverage tax is hurting them. >>> a live look outside tells us we have soupy skies right now. already seeing rain out there. a wider perspective. this is our satellite. it looks important here. you can see how massive this is as it really encome passes all of the east coast. right now we are seeing breaks in the mid-atlantic and our local viewing area. let's go on in and see what we have going on. a couple of breaks and that's really important. i have been talking about this. any time we see a break we have a potential for sunshine. it could destabilize the atmosphere. it's not a total wash for the weekend. i have to get to this very quickly and get you some good news here. i do think most of the clouds will clear by 10:00 or 11:00 a.m. keep in mind the second half will bring lots of sunshine on sunday and monday. it will bring us a mix of sun and c

. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> 1684 old boy shot and killedalking to school. police say the sophomore athlete was a good kid. good evening everyone, i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney. the teen's murder is part of a very violent morning in the ci city. our bruce gordon is live at the scene in chester. just heartbreaking, bruce. >> reporter: yeah, dawn. behind me is the parking lot of the long vacant elementary school where zion abdullah breathed his last this morning murdered after some kind of altercation with an armed man or men as the teen walk to his high school. crossing guard anthony church had just gotten to work at 11th and kerlin around 7:30am when the shots rang out. at first he thought it was fireworks. >> all of a sudden bam. you know i hear it again and then that's when i ducked because i heard the ricco shaye off the wall. somebody shooting. >> reporter: one bullet went through the window of a corner fried chicken restaurant. kianna smith was in bed across the street. >> i rollout bed on the floor and i was ducking looking

many of the trainees in fact already have gotten job offers. >>> philadelphia city hall today severalublic schools got some much needed funding to help expand programs and buy new equipment, all courtesy of a city councilman, councilman at large allen dom presented a check. that money comes from his salary which he agreed to donate when he ran for officers. the schools that received the money today say they will spend it on expanding their curriculum in science and technology. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. ask me, terry goggans, >> the independent sea port museum has a new exhibit its about world war i featuring the cruiser olympia the navy's oldest surviving ship. it carried the body of the unknown soldier all the way from france to america. >>> time to get an update on sports. ducis h

. >>> moth of june marks pride month and today the city of philadelphia marked its annual celebration, organizers told us pride business visibility and awareness. today was marked with thousands who strolled through the city to support lbgtq community. >> ♪ >> reporter: thousands packed and paraded through center city philadelphia. >> ♪ >> how and proud to celebrate. >> happy pride day, everyone philadelphia. >> reporter: cities pride day. >> it is 29th annual gay pride parade and festival. pride is about visibility and awareness. so it is a parade to be seen, and parade for people to see everybody. >> reporter: pride parade and festival kicked off at 13th and locust streets in the heart of the gayborhood. proud parade goers marched through center city and philadelphia's historic district and ending at penns landing. >> hi everyone, happy pride day for all of us here at cbs-3. >> reporter: mayor kenney was also in attendance. >> i'm happy, so many people, and 100 percent of the time in cities like philadelphia. >> to keep the fun and beyond glitter, people hearsay this parade gets mor

philadelphia splis a suspect in the stabbing of city councilman, david oh.was attacked wednesday night when he came home from work. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live for us outside of southwest detectives with more on the investigation. pam? >> reporter: rosemary, the man that police are looking for is a fugitive. they say he should be considered armed and dangerous. we know it will district attorney has charged him with the assault, the robbery and the attempted murder of the councilman. take a look. yesterday, councilman david oh was able to positively identify the suspect. 24-year-old sean yarbury out of a photo lineup. last night detectives searched his last known addresses but they were unable to find yarbury. the councilman was stabbed once in the side. here's what else police are saying a about that attack. >> it could have been much worse. and the way this guy attacked, went in attack mode right away, continuing to try to injure the councilman, if it hadn't been for him fighting as hard as he did, it could have been worse. >> and the fight continued. h

a change in this pride flag flying just outside of philadelphia's city hall. debate over whose pride is being celebrated. >>> well, an early start out there this morning, it's not a gorgeous day for you. visibility is limited in some areas. we do have some spots of fog. some areas a little more dense, particularly right along the shore. atlantic city at only 3/4 of a mile visibility, millville, you're at a mile, and trenton, 2 miles. pocono, only about a quarter of a mile visibility. that can lead to some difficulty in driving. heads up there. and areas like philadelphia and wilmington, some blowing fog and misting. we also have low clouds, as well. you're going to notice that, but it's not going to hinder you from driving. let's talk high temperatures today, because it's going to be warm and humid these next couple of days. not gorgeous. 86 degrees for us in philadelphia for our saturday. tomorrow, up to 90 for father's day. we're at 84 in the suburbs and the same for new jersey. tomorrow, mid- to upper 80s, close to 90 degrees. and that humidity really boost

city. when you are talking about living here in philadelphia you got to go back to the beginning and if you do that you have to go to elfreth's alley, located off of second street in olde city, it is known as our nation's oldest residential street. thirty-two homes long cobblestone and brick street were named a historical landmark in 1966. some of the still privately owned residences do open up their doors, on special occasions throughout the year, and they have been there, really beautiful homes and we have talked about the history of philadelphia, it has a lot of that but david spunt is joining me now and we're also a growing city. we are a city people are coming to and city that is expanding. >> one time there was a gentlemen's agreement you could not build taller then billy penn's hat. since then that city has changed over the last few hundred years and it has only better place toss go in the future. lets take a look. >> ♪ >> reporter: on a beautiful june day in philadelphia, dozens wait in line to see the famous rocky statue. >> i wanted to see rookie stairs to run up there and do the

investigation. >>> and some big hollywood names are helping the philadelphia film industry fight to keep making movies and tv shows right here in our citythe greater philadelphia film office hosted a rally at the rocky steps today. they are asking the pennsylvania legislature to increase the amount of money for film making tax credits in the commonwealth. the current cap is $60 million and the once that's gone, productions look at other states with better incentives. our own ukee washington spoke with director m. night shyamalan at the rally today. >> we love making movies here. it's a very artistic state. we would probably turn into the biggest film and tv city in the country. i believe that. if we would become that. >> well, critics say pennsylvania is facing a $1 billion budget deficit and the film tax credit program system wasteful. >>> now speaking of better things it's a beautiful day out there today. the last two days or so have been pleasant pretty breezy but it's all about to change. chelsea ingram joins us with a look at when will showers will be returning. i knew they were going to come back chelsea. >> they always do. it was

waterways and shores of philadelphia, south jersey and delaware. >>> happening this weekend, philly's own boys ii men are getting special honors ahead of their concert here in the city with paula abdul. >> they will get their own street in south philly. a stretch of broad street, philadelphia high school for the creative and performing arts will be renamed boyz ii men boulevard. on july 4th the e trio will be honored during the celebration of freedom ceremony at independence hall. just part of the wawa welcome america festive it ties. we'll bring you live here on nbc 10. >>> the sixers today introduced the team's new number one draft pick. >> now it's just a matter of them getting koind of familiar with the city and restaurants. john clark is joining us live. they have some exploring to do. >> just not the bars yet. he's thrilled he's going to be playing a few hours from his home in maryland. he's excited he can come to a home game. it's going to be a real family feel. they have visited a few times. when e he came in for his workout, it was a hurried workout and worried about getting his chicken sandwich. no worries. the sixers did their research on this and they kn

. >> right now a man who stabbed a philadelphia city councilman remains on the loose. i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. they say he should make a full recovery. pamela osborne is live with the very latest, pam. >> reporter: the surgery was a success. he is expected to make a full recovery. he can't go home just yet. he had jouust parked his car. as he was getting his bags out a man in his 20s walked up and said something. the man pulled out a knife and stabbed him in the left side. blackwell stopped by the talk to us before going in to see him. >> i am quite received. when you hear something bad happened you always hold your breath. to hear surgery went well abdomen they suspect he will be fine is a relief. we look forward to continuing to work with him for many many years to come. >> reporter: when we come back in the next half hour we'll tell you exactly -- [ no audio ] >> we are having a little problem with pamela's shot. we'll get back to her a little later. the major released a statement that says when it happens near our home it is all the more def tat

philadelphia tonight. dave? >>> iain, a wild day for cityfter he was stabbed on the street right here outside his home last night around 9:45 as he returned home from work. today around 2:30 he came back home even after surgery and he told us about the terrifying ordeal he faced with a knife-wielding suspect. >> hey, how are you? >> i'm fine. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: 18 hours after being stabbed in the back in front of his own home, councilman david oh came home thursday afternoon. >> i'm doing fine. good spirits, you know, i feel fine physical

other news this weekend big hollywood names are helping the philadelphia film industry fight to keep making movies and tv shows right here in the cityf brotherly love. greater philadelphia film office hosted a rally at rocky steps yesterday, and they are asking the pennsylvania legislature to increase the amount of money for film making tax credits in the commonwealth. current cap is 60 million-dollar, and once that is gone productions will look at other states with better incentives. our own ukee washington spoke with director m knight shame lon at the rally. >> unaudible. >> if we were to do that. >> critics say pennsylvania is facing a 1 billion-dollar budget deficit and film tax credit program is ways full. >>> switching gears now, wizard worldcom i can kan wraps up to day. fans filled pennsylvania convention center for last few days and in hopes of the getting a selfie with the celebrity or an autograph. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at the convention center. anita, maybe someone will ask you for an autograph, good morning. >> reporter: i don't know about that but tens of thousands of fans have been flocking here

philadelphia 1 degree shy of the record. we're at 94. atlantic city a new record of 94. reading 93. e same in will ming ming ton. trenton 93. allentown we tied the record at 92 degrees and going for more records tomorrow. right now in philadelphia we're at 92. 82 in the poconos. 86 degrees in millville. look at atlantic city that is some minute niles inland at the airport. it is 91 degrees. little bit cooler down the shore but this is summertime sunshine. so we're looking at 86 in ocean city. the same in sea isle north wildwood 81. the ocean water temperature 63 degrees. as we go hour by hour, temperatures will fall from the 90s into the 80s by 9:00 p.m. with a southerly wind. by 11:00 o'clock, we dip down into the 70s but barely. 79 degrees. temperatures will stay in the 70s during the overnight. uncomfortable during the day tomorrow. with a heat advisory we'll talk more about this with your heat wave details later in the broadcast. >> kathy, thanks. >>> we now know the name of one of the people wanted for shooting a father and his toddler in philadelphia. police are asking for your

cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >>> big hollywood names are helping philadelphia film industry fight to keep making movies and tv shows right here in the cityeater philadelphia film office hosted rally at rocky steps yesterday, and they are asking the pennsylvania legislature to increase, the amount of money for film making tax credits in the commonwealth. the current cap is 60 million-dollar, and once that is gone productions will look at other states with berth incentives. our ukee washington spoke with director m knight sham lon at the rally. >> unaudible. >> critics say pennsylvania is facing a 1 billion-dollar budget deficit and film tax credit program is ways full. >> not quite like this. meisha johnson went to the spot where woodies gold, in this weeks dream drive. >>> there is no mistaken is what inside center for art and wood in olde city. >> every where your eye goes it is just these incredible wood sculptures. >> you have a whole range range of objects made from artisans all over the world. >> reporter: co founder, collecting what objects in the 1970's and created the center in 1986. part gallery, part museum, part library, part

. >> philadelphia city councilman david oh talks about how he was stabbed and others stood there taking video of him instead of helping him. >> taking live look at sky6 live hd, the commodore barry bridge, after rainy weather we have a sunny streak. >> david is off, karen rogers joins us along with matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: it's beautiful out hear, i can hear the birds chirping, the sun is up, it's a great to your friday. we have clouds up to the north that will drift through the area later today. we'll see sunshine mixing with clouds, a gorgeous day ahead. 46 in quakertown and pottstown, 53 in warminster. 60 in center city. 51 in browns mills. 53 in hammonton. 62 in margate. 64 in cape may. 59 degrees in dover, delaware. it will be breezy this afternoon once again, but not as gusty as yesterday. clouds and sunshine, low 60s at 7:00. lunchtime, the upper 70s. 3:00 p.m., we'll hit a high of 81. you'll see clouds and sunshine. 5:00 p.m., 76. 7:00 p.m., 72. slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm in one or two spots. i'll show you that on future tracker 6. all that in the s

. >>> we are giving you up close and personal view of billy penn atop philadelphia city hall. president penn is getting a make over. scaffolding has gone up, so workers can perform a thorough cleaning and waxing a process that last took place in 2007. our joe holden got a chance to see billy penn like few others and he will show us on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> watch that first step. >> yes. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", celebrity chef guy fieri brings his over the top creation toss philadelphia and our, tori woodill could not resist trying this really thick burger. where you can order one just like it. >> summer is most dangerous season for teenage drivers, health reporter stephanie stahl will share sobering statistics that may make you want to sit down with your teen tonight for a talk that could safe a life. >>> wild wind gusts send a inflatable playhouse flying, seriously injuring a child, those stories and more when "eyewitness news" continues. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's

here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >>> philadelphia city councilman david oh is stabbed during a robbery attempt outside his home in southwest philadelphia. >> stabbed him one time in the left side. >> he is now out of surgery and we're told in stable condition. >> he will likely be back on the phone with other council members talking about legislation very soon. >> david's a tough guy he will be okay. >> busy night continues for police called out for a triple shooting in north philadelphia , two were killed including a teenager. >>> then a woman is found beaten within inches of her life and stuffed in the trash bag in frankford this happened right across the street from aria frankford frankford hospital, employees of the hospital actually rendered aid to her and then carried her body the mets who to the brewers seven-one and their mascot may have who his job this video posted on twit's peers to show mr. met giving the middle finger to fans. not exactly what you expect from a mascot. >> well, i have to tell you within thing our phillies fanatic would never act that way.

. >> philadelphia city councilwoman says the bill would not 700,000 people off health insurance in pennsylvania. including 150,000 in philadelphia alone. republican senator pat toomey said in a statement those figures are dubious assumptions. >>> new details about a massive cyber attack affecting companies around the world. the ransom ware appears to have originate instead ukraine. the newest attack affected merck. experts warn even if victims pay up, they may not regain access to systems. >>> mercer county teacher now charged with sexually assaulting a nine-year-old student. robert is a fourth grade teacher at franklin elementary school. he worked in trenton public school since 1997. >>> human error, that's what officials say caused the subway train in new york city to derail yesterday. passengers were tossed to the floor when the train went off the tracks around 9 yesterday morning. a piece of replacement rail is not properly bolted down on the tracks. crews worked overnight to inspect every inch of rail to make sure every replacement part was securely attached. at least 34 people were hurt.

city 83. philadelphia 82. wilmington 82. trenton 80. allen ton and reading in the upper 70s. just beautiful day no matter where you were i now the city we're at 79. not much win at this moment. the wind is dying down. millville 80. and 81 degrees in atlantic city. warm down the shore with a stiff westerly wind keeping that sea breeze away. tonight temperatures will fall through the 70s if you're going out tonight very comfortable. lows to night will be falling into the 60s. now coming up we'll talk about a sunny stretch for the beginning of june. something we did not have in may. we'll have the hurricane outlook as hurricane season begins today, and some weekend rain it's not going to be all perfect but we'll show you the best time to be outside. for now though guys we'll send it back to you. >> enjoy the sunshine, kathy. >>> to story you saw first on fox. south jersey teacher was in court today after police say he took up skirt pictures and videos of girls at his high school. jeff cole first broke the investigation into eric howell last month. lenape high school to you banned

news and world report naming philadelphia the number two city to visit in the country. the museums and the liberty bell and independence mall and beyond. >> we are trying to find the liberty bell and seeing the sights here in philadelphia. >> seeing sites here in philadelphia and then buffalo new york to catch the lego convention and up to niagara falls. >> and a snap hot with the rocky statue are popular stops. they tried to make their trip authentic. >> i was going to wear it's head band but conmake that happy. >> no class for kids means finding other activities. >> a couple of camps for the kids, theater camp and sports camps and knitting camp. >> finding stuff for them to do. instead of being home. >> and people and pooches were enjoying the shade but none more than romeo, his water dish not far away. >> he prefers to come to rittenhouse in the winter when there is snow here but he'll come in the summer and lay under the bench and take it easy. >> a favorite activity is swimming and city pools open tomorrow. channel 6 "action news." >>> in delaware fishermen are read

severe thunderstorms moving through the heart of the delaware valley rolling through center city philadelphia as we speak. rain is pouring down, the wind s are gusting, dealing with very intense wind gusts, within this line, of expansive severe thunderstorms. we have a warning in effect that does include center city fail right now in effect for next 15 minutes. 5:15 for potential of 60-mile an hour wind and wind are really whipping out there severe thunderstorm warning includes camden county, delaware county, gloucester county, philadelphia county this runs for the next 15 minutes. we are seeing torrential rain, possibility of some hail, as well. heavy rain coming down right over the airport, this is airport, in the area getting heavy rain, watch out woolwich is seeing torrential rain, rainfall rates are incredible within these cells. we have .6 of an in falling in about to 20 minutes in chester county a little bit ago. we have a flash flood warning in effect for parts of the county as well, or parts of the area for carbon, lehigh, monroe and northampton counties running until 6:30, because w

was profane here or there but nothing i'm worried about from a legal perspective >> reporter: philadelphia city councilman bobby henon is also under fbi investigation and he declined to comment about the probe. >>> mayor's fund for philadelphia is making changes after city controller's report found dubious spending by previous board chairperson. report found former chairperson desiree peterkin bell charged fund for shoes, travel, hotel rooms, farewell party for mayor nutter and more than 450 uber ride. the board will also drop from 11 members down to nine. eliminate credit card and get a new executive director who is not a city employee. >>> the family of the woman killed when a new jersey transit train slammed into a station in hoboken last year has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. victim a 34 year-old lawyer was standing on the platform when she was hit by debris. investigators say train was going twice the speed limit when it crash last september, officials say train's engineer suffered from undiagnosed sleep apnea and told investigators he had no memory of the crash. >>> well, police in buen

. >>> philadelphia police are also investigating the beating of a woman in the city's frankford section, he beat her unconscious and tried to stuff her into a trash back and as he was doing that people walked by the scene and he tried to flee. they got no icon frontation on frankford avenue and that is when he attacked her. she is in critical condition at torresdale hospital and her attacker is still on the loose. >>> in north philadelphia two people died, more than 30 bullets for fired. janet reyes is live at police headquarters with the details. >> this is the second teen to be gunned down this week in philadelphia. one of two killed overnight. and this afternoon the search continues for the killers. >> i was sleeping and it woke me out of my sleep. >> a seemingly never ending bar able of bullets jolted wayne out of bed last night. harris would learn that what he heard was the sound of a deadly shootout just down the street. >> philadelphia police say it happened along the 1300 block of north rush street in philadelphia. witnesses say that two men on bikes approached the victims and f

. >> the city, the state and the people of philadelphia have to take a stand. this has been an on going problem this is not something that just started. top and goes have inundated poor neighborhoods. >> the event was organized by civic leaders and united methodist church. they want businesses to follow the law and do their part and make the community a safer place to live. >> happening today, hms host will hold a job fair at their travel plazas. they are looking to fill 500 full even part-time jobs on the new jersey turnpike and garden state parkway and atlantic city expressway positions available cashiers and utility workers. interested candidates should arrive at the travel plazas between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. >>> anglers are invited to drop is their lines all free of charge in the delaware waters today and tomorrow. you don't need a fishing license, but you need a fisherman identification network number, you can get one online at delaware-if iif i-- delaware. >>> turning the city of camden around. >>> plus, summer down the jersey shore is more than hitti

the police either the marple police here in delaware county or southwest detectives in the city of philadelphia. both organizations are work egg together on this case. live in marple township john rawlins channel6 "action news." jim. >> john thank you. >>> one time philadelphia deputy commissioner renee tartaglione aged 61 has been found guilty of fraud conspiracy and theft from a nonprofit organization. the verdict came down today in federal court. the nonprofit is the june yacht at a community mental health clinic where tartaglione has been president of the board of directors. charges said tartaglione stole money from the clinic and falsified her taxes for four years. >>> week one in the corruption trial of philadelphia district attorney seth williams is now over. williams left court saying it has been a grueling week. testimony of the key prosecution witness wrapped up today. the bucks county businessman muhammad ali has already pleaded guilty to bribery but testified in hopes of reducing his sentence. also today, a human resources official took to the stand saying that williams failed to me

investigation. >>> and some big hollywood names are helping the philadelphia film industry fight to keep making movies and tv shows right here in the city. the greater philadelphia film office hosted a rally at the rocky steps today. they're asking the pennsylvania legislature to increase the amount of money for film making tax credits in the commonwealth. the current cap is $60 million. and once that's gone, productions look at other states with better incentives. our own ukee washington spoke with director m. night shyamalan at the rally. >> people love shooting here, making movies here. we would probably turn into the biggest film and tv industry in the country. i believe that. if we would become that. >> well, critics say pennsylvania system facing -- is facing a 1 billion-dollar tax deficit and the tax credit is wasteful. >>> many people held signs on the ben franklin parkway calling for an independent investigation into alleged collusion between russia and president trump's presidential campaign. dwight evans urged the crowd to stay involved for the long haul. >>> also protesters rallied in washington, d.c. today. participants spe