need you to help us catch a killer and bring some small measure of comfort to the family. the 1st phase takes us to atlantic citythe eastbound strangler. strangling prostitutes and leaving on a ditch behind the city hotel. the bodies were discovered behind the golden key motel. the media called the killer the eastbound strangler, and no one has been arrested. demolished last summer. we went to check out the lay of the land. hard to put your finger on. the background is important because of another case just two years later. on anti- gun federal task force stockpile. got to review some of the evidence. that took him. full of male and female genitalia. taken to the gun range leaving the deer untouched. strangle himself with a piece of clothing. nothing short of astonishing. >> art and photography. >> and this profile even predictable what happened if the killer is captured. you would commit a final active control which would be suicide. >> this guy has obviously got some issues. >> they all do. >> criminal profile was done , the eastbound strangler serial killer. after we had our story incredibly one of the most n

the just a great opportunity for us to really show atlantic city is thriving, alive and well. >> yes they are. >> rascal flats played on the beach last year and blake shelf even and lady antbellam performed in 2014. almost time. we will be right back. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> breaking news, chopper three is live over north philadelphia where a suspect is barricaded up side of an apartment building at 16th and allegheny. sources tell cbs-3 that the suspect pulled a gun on police at 16th and clear field. police fired at the suspect who ran into this apartment building, stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest and, of course, get updated at cbs philly.com. >>> if you notice people riding bikes on your commute to or from work today that is because it is national bike to work day. >> our path the path gallon was on the road on his bike this morning and helmet, he had such i great time cruising around he never made it here. he just bike around. he was most bikable

to get outside coming up next half an hour. >> we have beach season. >> beach season is here. vittoria woodill is down the shore at 5:00 and 6:00 she will take us live to atlantic city. as i showed you it will be a great beach day in atlantic city. that is right here on cbs-3 tomorrow. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. >>> we have got word from hollywood a star wars spin off is in a little bit of trouble. >> still ahead why disney executives are reportedly in a panic over rogue1 and why they may have to reshoot some of it, don. >>> birthday boy looks to make good for the phillies and knowing when to say when, news of the surprising retirement from the football field. those stories coming up next from the football field. those stories coming up next in at longhorn steakhouse, we know there's nothing better than a steak and an ice cold beer. if there was, we would have made this commercial about that. longhorn's grilled tastes of summer. our new smoky pepper crusted filet with shrimp. our new grilled hawaiian salmon. and our famous outlaw ribeye. tonight. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch comb

vai, atlantic city appears to be just the place for sanders' message about economic hardship in america. tell usre. >> it seems to be ideal, tracy. atlantic city is teetering on the edge of financial default, enter bernie sanders and his call for ending corporate greed and income inequality. bernie sanders is on a two-day swing through the state of new jersey. he stumped on the main campus of rutgers university yesterday. the vermont senator asked new jersey voters for their support. sanders faces an uphill battle to beat hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. he claimed he would be the better candidate to face the presumptive republican nominee in november. >> trump will not be elected president because the american people understand that we are stronger when we come together than when we are divided up. >> hillary clinton will do her own campaigning in new jersey later this week. she plans to visit camden county on wednesday. donald trump will be in new jersey next week. he'll ahear at a pair of fund-raisers on may 19th. one will go toward helping governor chris christie pay off a quar

to hire. ted greenberg tells us just who is hiring. >>> atlantic city gearing up to add hundreds to the work force this summer. >> looking for a job. >> reporter: at this job fair today, khristine hopes to be among those chosen for positions at ac's top performing casinos. she's been unemployed since november. >> it would be great. it would feel great. >> we have turnover we look to replace, and add bodies too. >> reporter: in wildwood, they are scrambling for more workers with the popular board walk attraction set to open for the season on memorial day weekend. they still need to fill 200 positions for various roles that summer. >> it's been a while since we've been in this of a bind. >> applications for jobs at the piers down 14% from the same time last year. > > >> decrease attribute d to the better performing economy, parents not having kids get summer jobs. >> it's fulfilling. >> reporter: they know they can't fill all the jobs by the end of the week, so they have a contingency plan ready for the weekend. >> we'll pull out all the stops, the full-time staff helping, maintenance staff helping

to the polls in less than a month. hopeful sanders rallied in atlantic city using the town's struggle to take a hit at donald trump. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter, ted greenberg, was there for the message this morning and is live now, ted? >> reporter: sanders was far less critical of hillary clinton today than he was of donald trump and another billionaire who is at odds with local casino workers. >> thank you, atlantic city. >> they came to feel the bern on the board walk, a crowd of 2,000 energized today by sanders' rally at ac's board walk hall. >> just amazing. >> it would be amazing to see if, like, we could, you know, all make a difference here in atlantic city. >> what we're seeing in atlantic city, new jersey capsulizes the ugliness and the greed we're seeing all over this country. >> reporter: the democratic presidential candidate repeatedly took swipes at donald trump and another billionaire, carl icahn. he now owns the trump taj mahal casino, locked in a battle with the city's largest casino union over the elimination of health and pension benefits to cut costs. the union, with a strong showing he

to atlantic city an rv park. >> rv parking a natural fit for this property. we have 22 acres here, a lot of open space, and just a really compatible use. >> reporter: atlantic city rv resort and marine ace having a a soft opening for first phase of what they envision as a big time camping attraction in atlantic city. a third or the 60 approved sites are operational and at meant now include a game room, movie room, indoor lodging as well as access to a variety of water sports in the on site marine a plus, of course, all of the atlantic city axis close by. >> beaches, boardwalk, casino gaming and everything atlantic city has to offer. >> reporter: mayor don guardian is happy to have a non-gaming attraction in the resort town. >> something we have been missing a long time and great reuse of these properties. >> reporter: will it succeed? market trend are positive. the last year there was a 5 percent growth in the rv industry, sixth consecutive year of growth. >> my family loves to do it. we have been doing it for a long time. >> reporter: michael lens is ceo of rv resort and plans on years of personal enjoyment at his camper. >> just a g

took off work today to get down the shore early, and there's nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal to get us started in atlantic city. plenty of company already. >> reporter: plenty of company, the board walk packed all day. you know, officials worried they would see that gray sky, all the rain we've been having for the past few weeks, not today, beautiful blue skies, sunshine, kicking off summer. >> there's dozens of beach balls that dropped down. >> reporter: kicking offer the season, the mayor symbolically unlocked the visitors. >> when would you want to sweat when on the jersey shore. >> this year, we came here. >> reporter: he and his sister were digging for seashells, they have family visiting from ethiopia. >> we just came to the beach today, and we're probably going to go home, have a good dinner. >> reporter: atlantic city banking on a big city. the tourist town on the brink of bankruptcy now looking forward, they got big beach concerts planned all summer including jimmy buffet and despite some city cutbacks, they say tourists won't know anything different. >> all the other services are going to be up to pa

atlantic city. she had to fight through all that traffic on the way down there. hey, jenny? >> reporter: hi. we did have to fight through that traffic. it took us about two hours to get from philadelphia to atlantic city but now that we are here we are certainly happy. it is absolutely gorgeous. actually a little breezier, nice little cooler with that ocean breeze. earlier at 5:00 we did want to show you beach ball drop we had a little technical difficulties standing one of those nets that actually didn't drop when it was supposed to. we'll show it to you now. >> i'll walk over here. stand by. >> hundreds of people packed themselves into a space on the boardwalk in rough resorts in hopes of grabbing a free beach ball. a solid symbol of summer. a kick off to resorts hot summer fun campaign. about 5,000 beach balls were dropped from nets hanging above the boardwalk. people have been out here all day thanks to 90-degree temperatures, nice beach breeze and of course all of that sunshine. lots of people still out and about here on the boardwalk. hi, guys. you're out here tonight. can you tell me where you're from? >> atco, new jersey. >> okay. are t

to our area with a rally in atlantic city for bernie sanders. cleve bryan spoke one-on-one with the presidential hopeful. live on the boardwalk to tell us what sand hers to say. hey, cleve? >> reporter: hey, certainly did all co-to paint donald trump as an user and abuser of atlantic city, in fact, his speech at boards walk hall, well that happens right next to the now closed trump plaza casino. bernie sanders says that if you are looking for something for the little guy, he is your man. >> bernie, bernie! >> hundreds of benny sanders supporters filled the smaller boardwalk hauls two auditoriums monday morning hoping that they stay to feel the burn. bernie sanders message about taking the country's wealthy elite down a peg or two was music to the ears of atlantic city union working class. >> we will tell them as loudly and as clearly as we can. donald trump, you guys will not get it all. we're going to change this economy. we're going to create an economy that works for dishwashers, that works for waiters and waitress. >> while unemployment is down as a whole in new jersey, atlantic city and the surrounding area are still feeling the st

sanders sounding confident, speaking to us monday in atlantic city. >> we want strongest candidate to defeat donald trump and bernie sanders is that candidate. >> reporter: although clinton is looking past sanders. >> i'm looking forward to debating donald trump come the fall. >> in west virginia and nebraska, trump the presumptive g.o.p. nominee ran essentially unopposed. cbs news reports exit polls in both states by republicans, they feel betrayed by their party. top republicans hoping for healing by november. >> would i like to see unity in the party. i believe we will have great unity in the party. >> reporter: contested convention seems less likely for republicans but can democrats be a divide come july at their national convention in philadelphia? we asked dnc, coe. >> we are preparing for a contested convention but i don't think there will be one. >> despite that, sanders is still vowing to fight to the convention but clinton is farrah head in the delegate account. her free event starts at 1:00 this afternoon and also is free to the public and rs vp's are welcome. we can tell y

to endangerment charges last year. >>> atlantic city's mayor plans to update us on the financial crisis plaguing his city.the $2 million bond payment is due today. on friday, mayor don guardian told nbc 10 the city will likely come up with the money. no city or town in new jersey has defaulted on debt since the great depression of the '30s. >>> today is the last full day of campaigning before tuesday's indiana primary. >> that contest could all but end this year's presidential nomination process. 92 delegates total are up for grabs for the democrats and 57 delegates for the rain. clinton needs 232 more delegates while donald trump needs 240. donald trump says he's wasting time on his republican rivals and he wants the primaries to be over already. >> i have millions and millions of votes more. we have more delegates by a lot, 300 or something, maybe more, but millions of votes more, setting a rebórd in the history of the republican party. >> a new nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist poll of likely republican primary voters in indiana found 49% choose donald trump. ted cruz is 15 points behind at 34%. go

it is just a great opportunity for us to show that atlantic city is thriving, we are alive and well.> and country stars rascal flats played on the beach last year and blake shelf even and lady antbellam performed in 2014. >>> popular angry bird make a move from the smart phone to the big screen. kevin frazier takes you behind the scenes at the new movie in theaters this weekend. >> this week zach efron and set h rogan show us how to party in set of neighbors two sorority rising and jason sadekiss explains why they are so darn angry in angry bird. >> i don't think i have a anger issue. >> reporter: jason stars as red on a home of friendly bird until bill hater shows up in and starts stealing eggs. then it is time to teach everybody in the star studded cast including josh get, maya rodolph and kate mcken on how to use their anger to save the day. >> it can cause some instances further down the road more damage then i say releasing it at the appropriate time with the appropriate circumstances. >> all in the right area weight lifting, into your crayola drawing. >> time to get angry. >> y

use of a private email server. she never sought approval to use personal mobile devices for official business. she dies wrong doing. >>> new jersey lawmakers passed bills to prevent atlantic cityrom running out of cash. the governor signed the deals yesterday. it eliminates the threat of a state takeover for now. >>> friday president obama became the first sitting american president to visit hiroshima, the city where the u.s. dropped the first atomic bomb more than 70 years ago. >>> now your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> good morning. i am meteorologist erica martin with a look at what to expect for the rest of this holiday weekend. right now conditions are warming up nicely. we're seeing lots of 70s. mid 70s for the lehigh valley. delaware currently at 72 degrees. if i can get that going there. i'm new. why not. 74 for the p.a. suburbs and philadelphia, currently at 73 degrees. so as we continue this going, we'll see the temperatures climb steadily into the 80s and the 90s as the day progresses. the warmest day of this holiday weekend, and then we start to cool down late sunday into monday as a cold front pushes through from the northwest. so headlines include 80

action against a local mcdonald's restaurant after she tried to use the bathroom and we'll tell you why. >> good morning i'm in atlantic city at the bar of all places. we'll tell you about new summer cocktails for your unofficial start to the summer season coming up right after the break. >> right now on nbc 10 news today we're live for your memorial day weekend. a live look from cape may. beautiful. we'll show you what the shore has in store this summer. >> honoring those that fought and lost their lives for america. we'll tell you how they're paying a special tribute for that he has that serve. >> here's a live look this morning at the ben franklin bridge. also possible showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. we'll get you details on that. it's 5:30 right now. good morning. welcome to nbc 10 news

to use their surveillance video. in new jersey i'm brandon hudson. >>> a measure to save atlantic city from running out of cash is headingrsey lawmakers approved the bill today. it protects the town from a state takeover for at least five months. governor christie had supported an immediate takeover but this gives him the authority to help ac. he'll decide quickly whether to sign it. >>> a bill to raise new jersey's minimum wage to $15 an hour is moving to trenton as well. the measure was passed today and now it heads to the senate. that bill would raise the rate over the next five years. it would starts with an increase to $10.10 an hour on january 1st. >>> today another lawmakers took the witness stand in the corruption trial. >> it was a simple matter to testify to. >> pennsylvania senator bob casy testified about a letter he received. that letter advocated for an embassadorship. he paid for help getting a political appointment but the senator says he did not act on the endorsement. he maintains his innocence. >>> eagles defensive end connor barwin was honord in south philadelphia tonight. he is recognized for his sup

to stay. it's pinwheeling around an area of low pressure that is moving farther and farther away from us today. it will have tendency to get down to trenton and atlantic cityling east. 58 degrees is the current

to stay. it's pinwheeling around an area of low pressure that is moving farther and farther away from us today. it will have tendency to get down to trenton and atlantic city and pulling east. 58 degrees is the current temperature. milder than the last couple of days around the region. 56 in allentown. 57 in trenton. 59 in cape may. on the bus stop, not too bad, 52 degrees by 6:00 a.m. 63 by 9:00 a.m. mostly comfortable and light winds. 1:00 p.m., 76. 3:00 p.m., 78, the high today will be 79 degrees we'll probably have to wait until 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. to get there and really between 3 and 6:00 p.m., upper 70s and pretty nice. a mixture of sun and clouds overall. i'll have to point out the pollen count low today it will be zipping up back up into the medium high range. thursday and friday, the humidity will come back up. we have higher temperatures ahead and higher humidity that will carry us through the holiday weekend. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: it's tuesday trying to get to work early in the morning. thing are not too bad out there. i want to warn you about the problems here, on the boulevard at

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live at city hall to break it all down for us, cleve? >> reporter: jim, the situation for atlantic city finances is kind of like a ship that is singing, and today they got a new bucket so they could keep bail out a little while longer. what i am talking about is over $240 million worth of debt and today they got some of their tax payment received so they decide that they would spend some of that, in paying down a little bit of that debt. about $1.8 million. now, the decision is casino of tough, because they have to prioritize, do they want to pay police officers, firemen, all of the city employees, and maybe not make that payment. because nobody on wall street will go hungry. but it was very important for them to continue to make these payments, so that it shows that the city was still viable going forward. and all of this comes as they're waiting for the state to come in and help them with some money and some restructuring of their debt. now, the mayor of atlantic sit had i a lot of things to say about all of the politics going on between them and trenton, but when it comes down t

. >>> there's a new plan in the works to help atlantic city deal with its financial crisis. hear how lawmakers plan to use loan and some time to get the shore town back on solid financial ground. >>> and what does jay wright know about philadelphia? find out why he spent some time talking with the eagles. ugh, this pimple's gonna last forever. oh come on. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. and acne won't last forever. just like your mom, won't walk in on you forever. stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! you see what i'm saying. acne won't last. but for now, let's be clear. clearasil works fast. and discover clearasil 5in1. one simple step to fight five signs of acne. >>> new jersey lawmakers have a plan to save the city from bankruptcy. yesterday leaders from the state assembly and senate approved a deal that gives the resort town five months to come up with a plan to balance its budget. the city will get a temporary loan of $60 million and be able to offer employees an early retirement plan. >>> speaking of the shore, hundreds of summer jobs are

we have temperatures to the 60's to the north of us, muggy 70's to the south, 68 atlantic city. sixty-six in millville. through can see win direction has change in mount pocono and allentown and eventually from north west to south east we will see that dryer air move in but it will take a while. everything is moving sluggishly. watching fog in millville, new jersey, wildwood, atlantic city, it looks like right here on the southern tip of new jersey we are seeing fog and that is about it for new but with all this moisture left over from all of the rain that fell yesterday, we are seeing some areas of fog this morning. sunshine takes over, very warm, humidity drops by end of the day and we will get to a high of 86 or 87, sunset time 8:23. this is an okay golfing day bob kelly but i pictured you in the hammcout back just taking a nap. >> i'm in the back, ninth hole watching chris golf, that is how it works. >> i'm usually on the 19th hole, right at the corner, at corner in the club house. when you play golf, boom, we get chris's attention. live look at ben franklin bridge. in probl

atlantic city. she had to fight through all that traffic on the way down there. hey, jenny? >> reporter: hi. we did have to fight through that traffic. it took usom philadelphia to atlantic city but now that we are here we are certainly happy. it is absolutely gorgeous. actually a little breezier, nice little cooler with that ocean breeze. earlier at 5:00 we did want to show you beach ball drop we had a little technical difficulties standing one of those nets that actually didn't drop when it w

took off work today to get down the shore early, and there's nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal to get us started in atlantic city. plenty of company already. >> reporter: plenty of company, the board walk packed all day. you know, officials worried they would see that gray

and that ramp to 295 is on and if you watch us down the shore today for the next two weeks atlantic city bringentine connector goes into shut down mode and shut down the tunnel there due to construction. otherwise mass transit looking good. chris back to you. >> turning to politics at 5:49 and child is carried out of a ted cruz rally yes a child and hillary clinton meeting with the naacp gala in detroit. fox news correspondent kelly wrists has a look at the campaign trail ahead of indiana prime areay. >> cruz struggles to keep up with trump and indian a a child heckler interrupt his rally sunday night. >> one of the things hopefully somebody told you children should speak with respect and imagine what a different rorld it would be if someone told donald trump that years ago. >> trump continues to criticize the texas senator for picking carly fiorina as his running mate which has not given cruz the boost in the polls he was look are for in haser state. >> he has no road to victory. he cannot win. he's the first person in the history of the united states who pkd a running mate, carly, who

to dwight evans. >>> today, atlantic city's mayor plans to update us on the financial crisis plaguing his town.million bond payment is due today. on friday, mayor don guardian told nbc 10 the city will likely come up with the money. no city or town in new jersey has defaulted on its debt since the great depression of the '30s. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 6:38 and a chilly start this morning. the temperatures in the 40s. plenty of clouds around. you can see a light shower that's falling in burlington county in new jersey. that moved past gloucester and camden counties. the chance of showers and thunderstorms will be back as the day goes on. future cast showing those showers during the day and the possibility of storms coming through this evening. that's 9:00 this evening in philadelphia. keep an eye on the sky. 48 degrees, 54 degrees at 9:00. at 1:00 this afternoon, 60 degrees. the winds coming out of the south, that's at 3:00 this afternoon. that will boost our temperatures late this afternoon, near 70 degrees for philadelphia. the pennsylvania su

to atlantic city this morning. his visit came just weeks before the new jersey primary on june 7th. "nbc 10's" pamela osborne is live for us in atlantic city for what sanders had to say at a packed crowd. good morning, pamela. >> good morning. i spoke with senator bernie sanders one on one. he tells me it doesn't matter that clinton is leading in delegates. he plans to take this race to the very end. he needs new jersey voters now more than ever. as he and hillary clinton compete for the democratic nomination, sanders connected with the crowd of about 1,000 people this afternoon. he talked about climate change, tuition free college. senator sanders spoke directly to a group in atlantic city and to the people here. he told rally goers that the greediness he's fighting against is the greed that landed atlantic city in the financial crisis that it's now in. now is a time to change and he believes he's the man who do it. next up, the west virginia primary. that's tomorrow. on wednesday hillary clinton will be in camden, new jersey, trying to rally her voters as well. reporting live in atlantic city, i'm pamela osborne, "nbc 10

to atlantic city, financial future. good day everybody, it is 55:00/2016. use #fox29goodday, to let us know, your favorite hog. >> i so many good ones. >> i am already had a few hog ills, i pick up hoagies on my way in at 3:00 a.m. we had some roast beef, turkey, italian. >> thanks, bob. >> interesting breakfast. >> and we're not finished. >> oh, no, just getting started. >> what's the number today? >> not a

to be, you lucky dogs if you're going down the shore for the weekend. matt o'donnell is off, alicia vitarelli is joining us. >>> katherine scott is in atlantic city for the unofficial start of summer. >>> let's go over to david murphy and matt pellman is in for karen rogers. >> reporter: we have an air quality alert, it was a code red yesterday which meant everybody should take it easy with pollution levels. today it's code orange. senior citizens crowning kids those who suffer from asthma or other heart and lung ailments. ground level ozone will be bad between the hours of noon and 6:00. you want to limit your excursion during those time periods for sensitive groups. we had showers earlier up north those are pushing away from us. it's muggy this morning, current temperature of 70. 72 in reading. 69 in millville. 63 in cape may. on the driveway this morning as you head out, it's going to be humid, partly cloudy, 69 by 6:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m., 73. during the day it will be a hot one. mid 80s by noon. if you've got workouts to do i would get them done early if you can, we'll be in the low 70s by 7:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m., 89 degrees, we're going for a high of 90 tha

today, atlantic city's mayor plans to update us on the financial crisis plaguing his town.$2 million bond payment is due today. on friday, the mayor told nbc 10 the city will likely be able to come up with the money. no city or town in new jersey has defaulted on its debt since the great depression of the 30s. >>> closing arguments are expected today in the trial of a man accused of beating and strangling a local college student. he's charged in the death of 18-year-old chadds ford native karlie hall. it happened at millersville university last year. he claims he pushed hall during a drunkle l lle argument and di try to kill her. >>> starting today, the new jersey department of education will hold hearings to answer the questions does the school day start too early? parents, teachers and students will get to weigh in on the possibility of moving the start time to 8:30 or later. the first meeting is today from 4:00 to 7:00 at camden county college blookwood campus. >>> one new jersey hospital is trying to fight the epidemicç opioid abuse by not giving them out to patients i

to his business. you remember, the widow, he took away her home because of eminent domain because of a casino in atlantic city. here's what they said. >> what donald trump did was useomain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city. >> a man who has a multi-decade history of exploiting the immigration laws to take advantage of the little guy is not someone we can trust to stand with the working money and women of this country. >> that failed. both of those men are not running for president. why do you have think it going to work when you're trying it? >> first of all, nobody's watching. >> toes debates, have i to tell you a lot of people were watching. >> second, nobody know what is eminent domain is. and, third, people know when they go bankrupt. there's 400,000 families in ohio that went bankrupt and lost their home during the housing crisis and now they know that donald trump was rooting that on. those people didn't know that. i think this is just the very beginning of the unraveling of donald trump because this hits people in their pocketbook, it hits them in their home and this is going to be the demise of donald trump. this

us she's been watching wheel for as long as she can remember. johnson jumped at the opportunity to try out as a contestant in atlantic city last fall. to use any money she earns to renovate her home. well, don't want to miss the last episode of wheel of fortune philadelphia week right here on 6abc at 7:30. >>> and be sure to check out all the memorable moments from karen rogers' visit to the wheel of fortune set. head to the 6abc facebook twitter and instagram page as well as 6abc.com for more pat and va in. na and share your favorite wheel moments using #6abc wheel. these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke, in a clinical trial - without the need for regular blood tests. and, in the rare event of an emergen

to the a airport. if you are watching us down the shore the the atlantic city, brigantine connection tunnel there closedhe next ten days all due to construction. mass transit, regionals, patco, new jersey transit all looking good. just watch it could be slippery on all of the platforms this morning. chris and look who came in early today. >> bob, we will get to mike in just a minute. >> you guys make a great team. >> more on me, right. >> but first, in new jersey, yeah, talking about frankie valley turning 82. also the governor, chris christie has rejected, legislation, do you want to take this. >> that would actually have tighten requirements that state employees, pay workers doing the same job and they would have to pay them equally. >> regardless of gender. >> christie conditionally vetoed the measure saying the state has a law that bans gender based pay discrimination. details comes after he earlier vetoed two bills that contain similar provisions. >> that will be a talker for our show. >> we have chris christie saying that he is making allstate public schools test for lead in their water starting n

to us in the s mid the atlantic. if you'd like to drive to warmer weather to pittsburgh, i'm rocking the red. new york city is even a little s bit on the cool side, rally at 80 and richmond at 68. at what about warmer temperatures, when can average for our beautiful montho of may at 76 we're getting a little ripped off. of it's not a warm day tomorrow 66-degrees. there will be some showers around, but probably not for the morning commute. a little better chance for that to happen in the afternoon. thursday a little l warmer. friday 77 feeling great, but the heat and humidity might inspiran rumble of thunder. a little bit cooler on the saw, 72. you get a chance of a shower on saturday. > we stay cool in the short the term because of the high the pressure keeping those east and northeast winds very present inr our forecast and until this thing starts moving we're notot going to really change the pattern. so we'll have spotty showers spo around tomorrow. tom all week long this warm frontrot will try to lift north. as it closes our increases will increase as well.ell. the nats game several in incorporation goi

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to start if the driver has been drinking. under the current law, repeat dui offenders must use the ignition interlock system. >>> meantime in atlantic city, leaders have postponed a vote that would allow people to carry open containers of alcohol on the boardwalk. city council tabled the issue for more discussion. the bill requires that people who openly carry alcohol buy it from a licensed beverage business adjacent to the boardwalk and the container has to display the name of that business. >>> three before 6:00 right now. we continue to follow breaking news. >> an egyptair plane is missing over the mediterranean sea. the plane left paris last night and disappeared around 11:00 our time last night. france's prime minister just spoke to reporters. we'll tell you what he's saying this morning. >>> plus -- >> i want the tickets cleared. i want my name cleared. >> in four months, she was hit with five driving violations. the problem is, she doesn't have a car. all new at 6:00, how harry hairston and the nbc 10 responds team helped her out. >>> breaking news this morning about a missing egyptair plane. the a.p. is reporting it crashed with

to start if the driver has been drinking. under the current law, repeat dui offenders must use the ignition interlock system. >>> meantime in atlantic city, leaders have postponed a vote that would allow people to carry open containers of alcohol on the board waurk. the city council tabled the issue for more discussion. the bill requires that people who carry alcohol buy it from a licensed operator. >>> 4:26. happening today, rutgers university at camden is holding three separate graduation ceremonies. business students be receive degrees this morning. this afternoon, law school students. then tonight, students in the faculty of arts and sciences will get their degrees. >>> 55 degrees at 4:26. a live view of citizens bank park. the scene of weather education day yesterday. a big phillies win against the marlins. no surprise we met some of the players, thousands of children showed up. it was an amazing day. got some sunshine too. if you like the sunshine, i think you'll like the neighborhood forecast that's just ahead. traffic, well, that can be here and there. let's find out what's going on. jessica boyington in the first alert traffic c

to set specific guidelines for camera use. camden county captain ghraib brielle today ma'am cho helps oversee the body camera. >> it's about enhancing our officers as well, and overall making us better. >> reporter: atlantic citylready uses the tiny cameras. philadelphia is still looking at them. philly police official officiall 65 hadn't dread officers to have them by 2019. >> 20 years from now we'll have the cameras still on us and hopefully driving hovering vehicles. >> reporter: okay we might not see hovering cars in the next 20 years. but you can bet that most police officers around the country will have body cameras. the body camera program here in camden is expected to be up and running by the end of summer. reporting at camden pd headquarters david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> police officers are honored tonight for their outstanding efforts on the job. "eyewitness news" at the sugarhouse kaseen nor nor awards banquet this is their 25th annual banquet that recognizes officers. >>> the public is paying its final respects to former philadelphia police commissioner willie williams. a viewing was held at baker funeral home near broad and norris in north philadelphia tonight. another viewing an funeral

to trump plaza which is now closed. >> what we have seen in atlantic city new jersey capsulitis the ugliness and-- shows us agreed that we have seen all over the country. >> he is the first candidate to hurt-- host event there. >>> paul ryan says he would st national convention if donald trump asked him to. the two are scheduled to meet and later he says he is happy that london has elected their first muslim mayor. the new mayor could be an exception to his proposal to temporarily bar muslims from entering the us. >>> get all the new developments in one place, download the wusa9 application for alerts and paul's candidate profiles. >>> a wild day of whether across the middle sections of the country. tornadoes ripped across oklahoma and killed at least 2 people. >> one was an elderly man who died after hit-- after a twister rape across-- swept across the county. the tornadoes leveled several homes and right now the first to make sure everyone in the neighborhood are met. >>> we are not seeing storms headed that way but there is a yellow weather alert in effect. >> again for the 27th day in a row. topper, a few hours aw

to set specific guidelines for camera use. camden county captain ghraib brielle today ma'am cho helps oversee the body camera. >> it's about enhancing our officers as well, and overall making us better. >> reporter: atlantic city already uses the tiny cameras. philadelphia is still looking at them. philly police official officiall 65 hadn't dread officers to have them by 2019. >> 20 years from now we'll have the cameras still on us and hopefully driving hovering vehicles. >> reporter: okay we might not see hovering cars in the next 20 years. but you can bet that most police officers around the country will have body cameras. the body camera program here in camden is expected to be up and running by the end of summer. reporting at camden pd headquarters david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> police officers are honored tonight for their outstanding efforts on the job. "eyewitness news" at the sugarhouse kaseen nor nor awards banquet this is their 25th annual banquet that recognizes officers. >>> the public is paying its final respects to former philadelphia police commissioner willie williams. a viewing was held at baker funeral home near broad and norris in north philadelphia tonight. another viewing an funer

to atlantic city, financial future. good day everybody, it is 55:00/2016. use the #fox29goodday, to let us know, your favorite hog. >> i so many good ones. >> i am already had a few hog ills, i pick up hoagies on my way in at 3:00 a.m. we had some roast beef, turkey, italian. >> thanks, bob. >> interesting breakfast. >> and we're not finished. >> oh, no, just getting started. >> what's the number today? >> not a four. >> a five. >> not a lot of rain but drizzle, and just casino of misty out there this morning, so, temperatures are in the four's, it is still on the cool side. woe don't skee any green in our neighborhood, ultimate doppler, but more on the way looking out to the west, see the low pressure system there. so in philadelphia, right now, 50 degrees, we just had our sunrise, but we don't have any sunshine. 5:56, it was when it was official. and temperatures are mostly in the upper four's, throughout the region. so as you plan your day we have temperatures in the 50's throughout the rest of the morning, in fact, throughout the rest of the day. and we wil

. >> any ideas to remember, you know, keep your bottles and your recycled materials out of the main stream. >> bottles used for it was collected by atlantic city students. >>> septa is teaming up with ride sharing service uber as a pilot program to alleviate parking burden at regional rail stations this summer riders taking uber to one of its 11 stations will receive 40 percent off the cost of that uber ride among those stations are swarthmore, wayne, medical brooke park and lansdale. >> many of our rail stationness bucks, chester, delaware and montgomery counties, parking is tight, lots fill early and there are fewer suburban bus routes that connect with these stations. >> discount will be available from memorial day to labor day and then septa will evaluate the program. >>> libeling or control board has approved several new licenses allowing establishments with gas pull tops sell six packs of beer. beer distributors oppose the move but governor wolf wants the board to approve more licenses. pennsylvania supreme court will soon hear arguments on that issue. none of the new licenses are in the philadelphia area, they are in northeast and weste

atlantic city board walk. abdul rufh owns a t-shirt shop on the board walk and he tells us they're please to see people returning to the shops on the shores. >> 70% of our business will come in the next three months. >> atlantic city this time of the year is fabulous. i encourage everyone to come down. >> memorial day day is the kickoff to summer. >> i have been waiting for it. >>> visitors and businesses they'll patronize are expected to give atlantic city an economic boost after a slow spring. remember it rained for a good bit of the month of may. we'll have a live report from the shore later in the news cast. >>> this weekend extra bomb screening dogs and screeners will help people get more quickly through the airport. the dogs allow travelers to leave their shoes on going through security. >>> today burlington county will honor our nation's heroes with a memorial day weekend tribute at the william doyle veterans cemetery in rightstown, at the cemetery yesterday. boy scouts, girl scouts, clubs and brownies placed american flags on the graves. each child will receive a patch for their work honoring the vets an

little swirl off to the west that will bring us the chance for some moderate to heavy rain late tomorrow night into friday. but in the meantime look at those temperatures. 50 in atlantic city51 in millville. low 50s in lancaster. 52 right now in allentown. 43 degrees chilly in the pocono moutains upper fours in beach haven. 49 degrees in hammonton. camden checking in at 51. and low 50s as you move toward ocean city, avalon along with wildwood. also, down the shore, this evening, right now through about 7:00 o'clock we're looking at some minor flooding in some of those prone areas so some road closures could be possible just keep that in mind due to the high astronomical tide. we'll take you by hour by. once again tonight we're kind of cloudy a little bit of mist and drizzle out there but during the day tomorrow, we're still cloudy and chilly most of the day tomorrow is dry and then watch the clock by 8:00 p.m. we're watching some of those showers move in from the coast. so this system will be moving in from east to west. we call that retrograding and you can see during the day on friday, we're looking at a lot of showers across the area. so here's that coastal storm that w

to profit from the killing. zimmerman said he used the gun to kill martin back in 2012. he claims self-defense and was found not guilty. >> a new exhibit in atlantic cityays tribute to prince. the african-american heritage museum's life and times of a prince exhibit will be up all month. it has a vast collection of historic memorabilia and magazines featuring the late rock star. >>> the philadelphia museum of art has a new african inspired exhibit called creative africa. it celebrates a broad spectrum of arts across the african continent. exhibition features works of art as well as contemporary fashion photography and arc the he can cherry. >> crunching the numbers part of the challenge for students in chester county. the chester county intermediate unit held a 24 hour challenge for the tube. they have to use several math techniques to always get the answer 24. >> it was graduation day today for more than 100 students at the pennsylvania academy of fine arts. there were 91 seniors who earned bachelors degrees in fine arts, 41 students who received their masters. several speakers addressed the grads at the 211th complement. >> professionals reunited wit

to be down the shore. 6:30, friday may 27. matt o'donnell is off, alicia vitarelli is joining us. we've got you covered. >>> all your memorial day day plans, katherine scott in atlantic cityor the unofficial start of summer. >>> but first let's go over to david murphy he has accuweather and matt pellman is in for karen. >> reporter: good morning, everybody we have a crew in this morning. lots of sunshine up over the horizon, now it's starting to hit your shoulder you're feeling the humidity. we have an air quality alert in effect. yesterday it was a code red. today it's orange, that means senior citizens and young kids and those who suffer from asthma and heart and lung limit your exposure between noon and 6 when ground level ozone will not be healthy for you. clouds and sun, here on the terrace it's bright sunshine. there's more sun the farther south you go at this early hour. 0 degrees in philadelphia. allentown, 66 degrees. a little bit on the muggy side of course the numbers turning around in a hurry. in philadelphia, 71 degrees by 7:00 a.m. if you have a workout plan get it in early you'll do better than this afternoon. 79 degrees by 10:00 a.m. during the afternoon w

to set specific guidelines for camera use. camden county captain gab re al camacho helps oversee the body camera program. >> our officers, as well, and overall making us better. >> atlantic city already uses the tiny cameras, philadelphia is still looking at them. philly police officials want all 6500 officers to have them by 2019. >> twenty years from now we'll have the cameras still on us, hopefully we will be driving hovering vehicles. >> okay, we might not see hovering cars in the next 20 years, but you can bet that most police officers around the country will have body cameras. the body camera program here in camden is expected to be up and running by the ends of summer. reporting at camden headquarters, david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia police officers are honored for their out standing effort on the job. "eyewitness news" at the sugarhouse casino for an awards banquet put on by the 25th police district, their 25th annual banquet, that recognizes the officers. >> family, friends, are gathering in morning for the funeral of former philadelphia police commissioner, willie williams. a viewing was held last night, at baker funeral home in north philadel

to start if the driver has been drinking. under the current law, repeat dui offenders must use the ignition interlock system. >>> meantime, in atlantic city, leaders have postponed a vote to allow people to carry open containers of alcohol on the boardwalk. they tabled the issue for more discussion. the bill requires that people who openly carry alcohol buy it from a licensed beverage business adjacent to the boardwalk. container must also display the name of the business. >>> in delaware county, family, friends, and colleagues are pushing for the sainthood of a priest. they spoke to students at mont senior high school in drexel hill about father bill atkinson. he broke his spine in 1965 and spend his life as a quadriplegic. he was ordained in the 1970s and taught at bonner for 30 years. he died in 2006 at the age of 60. >> something about him that he was able to reach people in ways that i have never seen the like of, you know what i mean? if he knew a student needed something or he thought he could help a student, he was there. >> the u.s. conference of catholic bishops has endorsed his cause for sainthood. >>> breaking news involving p

to take on when we come back. stay with us. >> with the rescue after kehler who set out to break a record only to have his voyage ends off the coast of atlantic city, coast guard video of the rescue, olive ear was attempt to go solo a voyage from new york to the uk when his sailboat hit an object and gang to sing. distress signal, then an emergency raft, and used flares to signal rescuer. >> we know the victim of bizarre shark attack in florida is from exton, chester county. these are new pictures of 23 year old shea lynnborecowssi, a small smacker, and would not let go of it grip hanging on even that far died. we're told she remained calm through the ordeal, brooke, see, remained calm. they wonder if the shark was provoked, since they're rarely docile. >> who says chivalry was dead? we have got up close look at it last night in action at last night's phillies game. fourth inning, all right, foul ball, hit into the stands and the ball is bound for unsuspecting fan. but, our hero calmly bear hands the ball and saves the day. that was headed right for his wife, so that the nice catch in the clutch. you see that? jim would have done that same thing.

to our south. but look at us. stuck in the 50s. 53 degrees in atlantic city. 57 right now in philadelphia. 58 in reading along withancaster. so we'll watch all of the cloud cover, one area of low pressure right now kind of bringing that lift in the atmosphere squeezing out some of that moisture across the area. 59 degrees will be the high temperature for tomorrow. heavier rain down the shore then upper level low off to the west will pinwheel its way toward the area over the next several days giving us more clouds and also showers. so mostly cloudy skies. areas of drizzle tonight. by tomorrow morning, watch out allow for extra travel time we're looking at some scattered light showers across the area. then during the afternoon, watch the clock. at 4:00 p.m., you can see some moderate to heavy rainfall down the shore for tomorrow. so that's where some of that rain could exceed an inch or a little more before all is said and done. by 11:00 o'clock tomorrow night, we're looking at a tenth of an inch maybe a quarter of an inch north and west. you can see atlantic city an inch. 1.2-inches likely in wildwood by tomorrow n

i know what happened to atlantic city and i remember when these things happened. he promised he wouldn't use junk bonds to finance the casinos and made these promises how wonderful things would be and then he turned around and guess what he did? he used junk bonds to finance at a 14% interest rate and it went under in spectacular fashion and he did this four times where he promises one thing, he says i'm going to be the best deal, best casino ever and then he makes mistakes. his whole campaign is based on i'm the best deal maker. i know how to negotiate. yet you can show in his business record where it's failed and there are human costs to it. this is what happened when donald trump promised this. or he negotiated that. this is how it hurt me. they haven't been able to grab that message. hillary clinton is not the best messenger. >> that's the difference. i would much rather support a businessman who was enthusiastic than saying if i do junk bonds it will fail and everyone will be out of a job. i have to respect the fact that he went to every step he could to try to make that casino success.