. >> good afternoon, i'm nicole brewer in for jim donovan this noon. >> i'm brooke thomas, learning more about the deadly rampage at an orlando night club. forty-nine people and the alleged gunman killed in the largest mass killing in us history. we are expecting a special report from cbs news, with the news conference with fbi director james comb i. >> meantime there is at least one person from philadelphia, hurt, other victims identities have not yet been released but it could happen at any moment. now within the last half hour, president obama said he and his security team was investigating if that suspect was part of a larger network. kenneth craig is live with more. kenneth? >> reporter: good afternoon, the ordeal inside this orlando night club went on for hours. this afternoon authorities say they have all of the victims out and identified. but that their investigation could take weeks if not

nicole brewer heads to an audio expert to find out why. >> it's a timely reminder for museum visitors. do not touch. see what happens after a man knocks a rare clock off the wall. lauren? >> it was a pleasant day today but showers are on the way. i'll let you know when the rain arrives and which day of the weekend will be stormy. that's coming up in your eyewitness forecast and that's next. >>> also, meet the family behind three generations of one of philly's coolest treats. tate with tori goes to john's water ice. find out their most popular flavor and the president who ordered it.

nicole brewer with the benefits of going green. >>> those stories and much more straight ahead but we begin tonight with the threat of severe weather this weekend. good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. there are a lot of outdoor activity planned for this first weekend in june so let's get right over to meteorologist lauren casey in for kate tonig tonight. you've been keeping a close eye what's coming our way film we're getting into that season where we have to keep an eye on the potential for severe weather. today we started with some showers. didn't bother anyone too much other than having to break out the umbrella. dry conditions live look at center city philadelphia still clouds, mild temperature at 71 degrees. winds are light and out of the south storm scan3 showing us quiet conditions. just little flare up of ground clutter there over the last couple of hours. dry conditions. the closest thunderstorm well up north scranton. we'll have a quiet overnight period as we head into the upcoming weekend keeping an eye very potent storm system well up win at this t

nicole brewer has the answer. >> i think it's a great question, right? for a lot of voters this presidential election involves a very difficult decision. who do they hate less? where does that leave us? nancy from aston wants to know, what should voters do if they dislike the presidential nominees? it's a good question. ahead of tomorrow's new jersey primary. ♪ >> it's been kind of an interesting election year. would you agree? >> yes. >> yes. >> nobody like the candidates. >> for donald trump a lot of people don't think he's a legitimate candidate. with hillary clinton she's got a lot of baggage. >> lesser of two evils. >> hillary clinton and donald trump may the presidential candidates. but they also have the least favorable ratings of any nominee in decades. >> to be honest i think i'm better candidate. >> what should voter do's if they dislike the presidential nominees come november. >> i'm certainly not going to run myself. >> first thing is vote. don't stay home. it's not an option. >> david thornburgh is the president and ceo of the committee of

and nicole brewer found out it's not cell phones. >>> but first less than two months until the democratic national convention in philadelphia and organizers still need to raise millions of dollars. why they're behind in bringing in cash. >>> good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> eye --, hi everyone i'm jessica dean. former governor ed rendell says it's been a little more difficult to raise money for this year's convention than in years past. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is along the parkway right now with why donald trump may have something to do with it. david? >> reporter: ukee and jessica an interesting connection isn't it listen we're talking about $10 million that is a lot of money but ed rendell the former democratic governor the chair of the dnc. he's confident that the dnc will get that money before the convention. >> 60 days to go. and that's an easy figure for us to make up in 60 days. >> reporter: but nothing really seems easy during this year's race for the white house. former pennsylvania governor and dnc chairman ed rendell told "eyewitness news" he's n

and nicole brewer found out it's not cell phones. >>> but first less than two months until the democratic national convention in philadelphia and organizers still need to raise millions of dollars. why they're behind in bringing in cash. >>> good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> eye --, hi everyone i'm jessica dean. former governor ed rendell says it's been a little more difficult to raise money for this year's convention than in years past. >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is along the parkway right now with why donald trump may have something to do with it. david? >> reporter: ukee and jessica an interesting connection isn't it listen we're talking about $10 million that is a lot of money but ed rendell the former democratic governor the chair of the dnc. he's confident that the dnc will get that money before the convention. >> 60 days to go. and that's an easy figure for us to make up in 60 days. >> reporter: but nothing really seems easy during this year's race for the white house. former pennsylvania governor and dnc chairman ed rendell told "eyewitness news" he's n

nicole brewer with the benefits of going green. >>> those stories and much more straight ahead but we begin tonight with the threat of severe weather this weekend. good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. there are a lot of outdoor activity planned for this first weekend in june so let's get right over to meteorologist lauren casey in for kate tonig tonight. you've been keeping a close eye what's coming our way film we're getting into that season where we have to keep an eye on the potential for severe weather. today we started with some showers. didn't bother anyone too much other than having to break out the umbrella. dry conditions live look at center city philadelphia still clouds, mild temperature at 71 degrees. winds are light and out of the south storm scan3 showing us quiet conditions. just little flare up of ground clutter there over the last couple of hours. dry conditions. the closest thunderstorm well up north scranton. we'll have a quiet overnight period as we head into the upcoming weekend keeping an eye very potent storm system well up win at this t

nicole brewer has the answer. >> i think it's a great question, right? for a lot of voters this presidential election involves a very difficult decision. who do they hate less? where does that leave us? nancy from aston wants to know, what should voters do if they dislike the presidential nominees? it's a good question. ahead of tomorrow's new jersey primary. ♪ >> it's been kind of an interesting election year. would you agree? >> yes. >> yes. >> nobody like the candidates. >> for donald trump a lot of people don't think he's a legitimate candidate. with hillary clinton she's got a lot of baggage. >> lesser of two evils. >> hillary clinton and donald trump may the presidential candidates. but they also have the least favorable ratings of any nominee in decades. >> to be honest i think i'm better candidate. >> what should voter do's if they dislike the presidential nominees come november. >> i'm certainly not going to run myself. >> first thing is vote. don't stay home. it's not an option. >> david thornburgh is the president and ceo of the committee of

. >> i'm nicole brewer. jim donovan is off today. we are getting your day started with a check of weather and traffic. >> good morning, gateway to our weekend, ladies. >> yes, little friday. >> road are looking good too. just a lot of construction. they are looking good and dry, right, katie. >> in some spots, right now we have pockets of pretty heavy rain falling in some spots. not every where but we have some out there. most note thably a cross our western suburbs out through berks, chester, montgomery counties, right now looking at this just sort of snap shot of storm scan three. that is where we have heaviest rain falling and across central new jersey. this is essentially what the radar may look like throughout the course of the day. it will not affect everyone at any given point but you will find, scattered rounds of showers and very likely steady rain this morning. we could see a couple thunderstorms as well. it does become more the scattered with time throughout the day. i cannot rule out wet weather, a at any point today. so

good afternoon, thank for joining us, i'm nicole brewer in for jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, disney vacation turned to horror for family from nebraska. don champion joins us from lake buena vista florida where search crews are scouring the lagoon near the grand floridian resorts for any signs of the toddler, don. >> brooke, nicole, it has been such a desperate search for that missing boy, all morning long, we've seen helicopters hovering above the area where he disappeared last night more than 12 hours after that alligator attacked, authorities maintain, this is still a search and rescue operation. >> crews is her clinic for the missing two year old snatched into a lake by an alligator has meant time is not on their side. >> every hour, still holding out hope, even if it is small. >> the boy has not been seen since 9:20 tuesday night when he was playing in shallow water at the seven cease lagoon at the grand floridian resort and spa. the parents and another young sibling were there when the horror unfolded. >> the father was standing nearby when the alligator attacked the child. the

good afternoon i'm's nicole brewer in for jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. two teenagers are in the hospital and one is critically injured. our anita oh is live at hahnemann university hospital in center city where they are treated right now, anita. >> reporter: brooke, that 16 year-old boy is fighting for his life here at hahnemann university hospital and another is suffering there a broken leg after a speeding driver ran them down earlier this morning and never stopped. police believe that they now have that driver in custody. as ambulances rush to help two teenage boys hit by a car police say driver of the red 2002 lexus sped off, too. >> the impact was so severe it caused the front tire of the bicycle to be torn from the bicycle and that front tire then landed about 50 feet north, of where the point of impact occurred. >> reporter: police say around 2:00 friday morning group of teenage boys were riding their bike on the 600 block of north broad street near wallace street when a driver crash into two boys riding the same bike. >> they found two, 16 year-o

. >> i'm nicole brewer. jim donovan is off this morning. we are getting your day started with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> good morning, tough morning to wake up to, tough monday this morning, and i can tell you that we have a very serious accident on the blue route including one fatality. i'll get to that in just a moment. >> as far as the width is her concerned, at least things are pretty tranquility point, clear skies, no worries on storm scan3, all calm and it will stay that i way throughout the day. pretty toast weekends, sky rocketed 90 plus through the course of saturday as well as sunday, but at this point much drier air has new jersey dollars in, sole cooler air, as well, not quite as warm throughout the course of the day, and it will -- won't feel quite as steamy either. the current temperature at the airport, in at 60 degrees in both trenton as well as atlantic city, cooler by comparison going bit further off to the north here on the northeast extension, 59 degrees allentown, just northern communities

. >> good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. >> i can't believe that keeps happening, i'm brooke thomas, also, the latest on the massacre in orlando and the role the shooting played on the cam pail train. first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> ♪ >> deadly hit-and-run in the lawncrest section of philadelphia. >> this was extremely powerful crash. police say once this victim was hit, she actually road the striking vehicle's hood for 200 feet. before falling to the grounds. >> bruising and broken bones. >> four people in the hospital after a driver apparently hit a group of people on the 300 block every south street. >> well, the feds are now labeling the gunman who shot 49 people to death inside orlando night club a home-grown extremist. >> philadelphia among many places where people gathered to remember the victims. >> a so jersey community remembers singer christina grimmie, the marlton native killed friday after concert in florida. >> deep to right field. going back, and it is gone. >> a two-run lead for the phils. >> phi

nicole brewer went in search of the answer. i feel hike so many people have this complaint. >> right. >> a lot of us just get tollly freak out by the sound of our open voices. it's kind of weird. but is it really what we sound like? steven wants to know. he wrote in to ask, why does our voice sound so different on tape? it's a good question, steven. how does an answer sound? >> ♪ >> have you ever recorded your voice like maybe a voicemail or something? >> yes. >> you think you sound like yourself. >> no not really. >> my voice is much raspy eighty three when i actually hear it on tape. >> i sound like my mother. >> most people don't like the sound of your own voice on may back. >> that's so cool. >> raspiness. >> i hate to hear my own voice. >> why does our voice sound different to us on tape. >> because our ears haven't adapted. >> maybe little voice in our head. >> echo maybe. i don't know. >> that's a good question. >> why do our voices sound so different to us? >> it has to do with different sound sources. >> paul is sift

nicole brewer. >> i'm brooke thomas. we have latest on the the another terrifying tragedy in orlando after an alligator dragged a young boy into a lake at disney world. just a baby. >>> but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> as a father, as a grandfather, we're just going to hope for the best. >> authorities are in an up scale disney resort searching a toddler drag in the lake by a alligator. >> sources tell cbs news, nora solomon the wife of the omar mateen tried to prevent her husband from carrying out the attack. >> it will take me a really long time to heel. >> victims somehow spared from certain death are still coming to grips with why they survived. >> scary. >> police are investigating five people shot in wilmington delaware. this happened shortly after 9:00 in the area have of elm street and south van bauer even street. >> according to a new report donald trump uses chris christie as a man serve is to fetch his mcdonald's. you deserve better. remember chris, there are p

. >> i'm nicole brewer. jim's off today, katie and meisha are joining us keeping an eye out this morning. >> good morning, a lot of construction, no accident to report, roadways nice and dry. things are looking okay. >> definitely in the weather department for sure as well. we expect to see a nice sunrise and eventually some cloud do start to rebuild for our area but this is overall a nice start to the day. eventually wet weather will return to the forecast f we can take the graphic, we will head out to storm scan and thankfully reporting not much happening at this hour. we are watching a frontal boundary lift in. that is where those cloud are starting to move in but regardless, it starts off as a decent day in the area and for the most part we are looking at a decent day. we have some showers that dot at your use radar some models suggesting late this afternoon, it is our far western suburbs, just a chance right now but it is on the way. tomorrow looking like the weather day of the forecast. looking at area

nicole brewer went in search of the answer. i feel hike so many people have this complaint. >> right. >> a lot of us just get tollly freak out by the sound of our open voices. it's kind of weird. but is it really what we sound like? steven wants to know. he wrote in to ask, why does our voice sound so different on tape? it's a good question, steven. how does an answer sound? >> ♪ >> have you ever recorded your voice like maybe a voicemail or something? >> yes. >> you think you sound like yourself. >> no not really. >> my voice is much raspy eighty three when i actually hear it on tape. >> i sound like my mother. >> most people don't like the sound of your own voice on may back. >> that's so cool. >> raspiness. >> i hate to hear my own voice. >> why does our voice sound different to us on tape. >> because our ears haven't adapted. >> maybe little voice in our head. >> echo maybe. i don't know. >> that's a good question. >> why do our voices sound so different to us? >> it has to do with different sound sources. >> paul is sift

nicole brewer finds out the science behind this common reaction. kate. >> beautiful day today. even though temperatures were about 10 degrees above average. humidity dropped. it was sunny and now it's turning more seasonal as high pressure sits overhead. how long does this quiet pattern last? i'll have your full forecast coming up. >>> also ahead at 11:00, zoo safety. this incident involving a little boy and gorilla at the cincinnati zoo has a lot people talking. what the philadelphia zoo is doing to protect both the visitors and the animal. >> a gator in the garden state where police found the reptile and how they think it got there. be right >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> prosecutors now say criminal charges are possible in the weekend shooting of a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo. >> on saturday zoo officials fatally shot the endangered gorilla named harambe to protect a three-year-old boy who got into the animal's exhibit. the parents could be child with child neglect. detectives are investigating the even

i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm brooke thomas. another day another delay at revel. we will show you why the hotel still cannot open up as planned but first here's what you need to know to start dare in the morning minute. >> today is day city council witt vote on the suing ago railroad drink tax. >> councilman darryl clark said it would likely ab adopt today. that would make first u.s. major city to tax sugary drinks. >> no injuries but a lot of damage after a house fire in paulsboro, gloucester county. >> child was drowned by alligator. >> body of the toddler snatched at a disney resort has been found. >> there is a chance, we already have alligator we will get through process and forensic to make certain. >> president obama and vice-president biden will arrive in orlando later today to meet with the survivors, first responders and families of the victims killed in the a tack. >> ♪ >> wow. >> yikes. fighting words. >> that is kevin hart dropping mike on james corden on the late, late show. >> they were giving to it each other, right. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, you

today is tuesday, june 14th, good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm nicole brewer. jim is off for the day. katie and meisha are here though keeping an eye out this morning. good morning. >> yes, good morning, happy tuesday, roads are look good. just a loft construction out there. no accidents to report. i do have update on the delaware memorial bridge coming up. >> good to know. definitely looking ahead to beautiful weather yet again today. fantastic day, i mean, if you thought yesterday was great, i think you will actually like today even better. still had bit after breeze to contends with out there, but yesterday, but at this point it really has tapered off nicely. storm scan, completely quiet. devoid of any storms at this point. will change can time, not today, won't see much activity, so move it along, taking a look at the area temperatures r we are right now, mid 60s up and down portions of i59, notice, couple of cooler spots though, actually a bit of a clearer sky in trenton, 59 degrees, cooler by comparison, even in mount pocono, only in the 40's, though, dep

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. jim donovan is off. we are starting with rebel and traffic, good morning. >> good morning, happy wednesday, it is going to be a tough day in news but i can tell you the road are looking okay but just a lot of construction. >> same story in terms of weather. things are off to a quiet start. we can expect high pressure to keep control for yet another day. we will see ther so slight up tic in humidity but still will feel comfortable. tough to top yesterday's humidity. storm scan three, you can see this green not much to worry about them. we are staying dry, eventually some cloud build in from southwest to northeast, really generally speaking this is going to be a pleasant day. fifty-four current temperature at the airport. cooler by comparison throughout lining suburbs, wilmington in the 50's at this hour and still in the 40's much like yesterday in mount pocono. especially if you go in the outlying suburbs you will want to grab a fleece, jacket as you hit the road but in the mid to low 60's up and down the

. >> i'm nicole brewer. jim donovan is off today. we are getting your day start wad check on weather and traffic. of course we all care more about the wet they are weekend. woe will start with traffic. >> that's okay, i'll tell you why, it is friday, but i don't have great news in the worlds of traffic. we do have a hit-and-run hang right by us, two kids involved, one in critical condition. an update coming up in just a moment. >> that's tough to hear n terms of the weather at least things are starting to dry out. do have little activity on the radar, we'll get right to it, primarily to the southwest, scattered, still the same system brought in the rain yesterday. now it is the area of low pressure starting to row treat. you see it we zoom it out one time, the bulk of the heavy rain is removed off to the south and west here. so there likely still and shower around across portions of the southwestern region, delaware, south jersey, talking to you, look at the dew point, the moisture content in the air, lower this value gets, drier the

. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is off tonight. >>> severe weather left its mark this afternoon and now the cleanup begins. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in lower township cape may county with a closer look at that damage. trang. >> reporter: jess dark this storm came through around 3:30 and you can see crews are still out here cleaning up this mess. take look there's tree crew here because two massive trees fell down on this yard. you can see the one fell right on top of this house. it's mazing with the size of these trees and the widespread damage in this county that no one was hurt or killed. sirens blaring signaling a busy night for the villas fire department. >> they were tacked for the whole two hours during and after the event. >> i've been here through hurricanes and nor'easters. never seen anything like this before. this is crazy. >> reporter: severe storm came into cape may county around 3:30 p.m. bringing heavy rain and high winds. and leaving some 30,000 atlantic city ele

good morning to you, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm brooke thomas. first, here's what you need to know in the morning minute. >> one with a broken leg, one in extremely critical condition, suffering from severe head trauma. >> after months of debate, city council gave final approve to one and a half sent per ounce tax on sugary and diet drinks. >> lawsuit is expected to start flowing almost immediately. >> ♪ >> grammy winning singer meatloaf in the hospital after clavers g during a concert in edmonton. >> 1400 ache remembers burning right now in santa barbara, california. officials say it is only going to get worse. >> i thought the pail yo diet was anything you can eat out after pail. (laughter). >> blow die my hair, i pretends i'm a 80s music video. >> oh, man. stephen colbert bearing his soul on the late show last night. crazy? >> definitely. >> but i could get behind that diet, that's for sure. >> if it is free it, doesn't count as calories. >> oh, i like that, like a national donut day, things like that, right. >> when someone else buys you fo

. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is off tonight. >>> severe weather left its mark this afternoon and now the cleanup begins. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in lower township cape may county with a closer look at that damage. trang. >> reporter: jess dark this storm came through around 3:30 and you can see crews are still out here cleaning up this mess. take look there's tree crew here because two massive trees fell down on this yard. you can see the one fell right on top of this house. it's mazing with the size of these trees and the widespread damage in this county that no one was hurt or killed. sirens blaring signaling a busy night for the villas fire department. >> they were tacked for the whole two hours during and after the event. >> i've been here through hurricanes and nor'easters. never seen anything like this before. this is crazy. >> reporter: severe storm came into cape may county around 3:30 p.m. bringing heavy rain and high winds. and leaving some 30,000 atlantic city ele

nicole brewer finds out the science behind this common reaction. kate. >> beautiful day today. even though temperatures were about 10 degrees above average. humidity dropped. it was sunny and now it's turning more seasonal as high pressure sits overhead. how long does this quiet pattern last? i'll have your full forecast coming up. >>> also ahead at 11:00, zoo safety. this incident involving a little boy and gorilla at the cincinnati zoo has a lot people talking. what the philadelphia zoo is doing to protect both the visitors and the animal. >> a gator in the garden state where police found the reptile and how they think it got there. be >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> prosecutors now say criminal charges are possible in the weekend shooting of a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo. >> on saturday zoo officials fatally shot the endangered gorilla named harambe to protect a three-year-old boy who got into the animal's exhibit. the parents could be child with child neglect. detectives are investigating the events lea

good morning so glad you are with us i'm nicole brewer. >>> i'm brooke thomas. it is 6:30. the here's what we need to know today in your morning minute. >>> everyone here at the walt disney world resort is devastate by this tragic accident. >> a child is still missing after an alligator driving into a lake. sadly officials admit they are in the likely to recover him alive. >>> fbi is looking into whether to charge nora salmon, wife of the omar mateen. >> i never thought that my eyes could witness something so tragic. >> akyra murray and patients carter initially made it out of the pulse nightclub but they ran back in when they realized their friend tiara parker was still inside. >> very dangerous. >> reporter: police are investigating five people shot in wilmington delaware this happened shortly after 9:00 in the area of elm street and south van buren street. >> go.. >> getting crazy there. late, late show james corden having entirely too much fun as he always does. i love this guy. >> yes. >> he is so cute, racing around with top gear host and actor matt le blank. >> yes.

nicole over to you. >> 8:25. i'm nicole brewer. have a great morning alright guys, we've brought you to this construction trailer to talk about trucks today. which truck brand offers engines with best in class v8 towing or fuel economy? are we moving? where we going? it's the answer to the question baby! silverado. oooh that's cool. it's truck month. qualified buyers get 0% financing for 60 months. plus, find your tag and get $8,250 total value on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer >>> it is wednesday, june 15th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead including the latest on the alligator that attacked a 2-year-old at disney world. >>> first, here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> reporter: this gator attack was a family's nightmare. a disney spokesman said the company is devastated by this. >> we searched throughout the night, and we didn't have any success, but we're going to keep searching until we do. >>> investigators believe he was in the area for several hours before

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is live in our sat center with more on this chilling work. >> reporter: more than a week after a gunman killed 49 people and wounded 50 others in orlando, florida, fbi released new details about what he told police during that rampage. first report of it this morning redack some information but following heavy criticism, a complete transcript of the three calls was released this afternoon. identifying himself as islamic solder orlando gunman omar mateen told a crisis negotiator to tell america to stop bombing syria and iraq, and that is yes was out here right now. on monday, fbi released, a printed transcript of the three calls between mateen and hostage negotiators during the rampage and a 911 call. >> while we're not releasing the audio what i can tell you is why the killer made these murder us statements, he did so in a chilling, calm, and deliberate manner. >> reporter: mateen also said there was a car with bombs outside the scene at the pulse nightclub, warning you people are going to get it and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do any

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. clinton called on trump on his record as a businessman and trump quick to respond. correspondent brian web is live in new york with more on the political slug fest, brian. >> reporter: hi jessica and nicole. donald trump turning to while hillary clinton is attacking trump on his turf. hillary clinton hit her opponent donald trump hard on what many consider his biggest strength his business skills. >> trump would throw us back into recession. >> reporter: speaking to voters in the swing state of of ohio the democrat said that trump's record proves, putting him in charge of the economy would be bad news for small business and working families. >> he has written a lot of books about business, they all seem to end at chapter 11. >> reporter: trump quickly responded on instagram. >> hillary clinton's only right about one thing i understand debt and how to handle it. i made a fortune with debt. but debt for this country is a disaster and obama piled it on and she has been there watching. >>

i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm brooke thomas. it is 6:31, here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> it was mentally unstable and mentally ill. >> we're learning more this morning about the alleged gunman who killed 50 people and hurt 53 more in a mass shooting at a gay night club in orlando. >> officials say they are work to go confirm a relationship between mateen and isis, the islamic fate has called him one of their fighters. >> there are haters and there are lovers. let's be lovers. >> the lgbt community in force yesterday during philly pride. "eyewitness news" has learned two of the victims were from fill. >> i candlelight vigil scheduled here at city hall at the north apron right around 6:30 this evening. >>> we recovered additional firearms, high capacity magazines. >> police say heavily armed indianna man was arrested on his way to a gay pride parade in saint monica, california. >> the pit burying pen wins have won the stanley cup. yahoo. >> all right, you heard it, there the pen wins won the stanley c

. >> today is tuesday, june the 14th, good morning to you, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer in for jim donovan. >> i'm meisha a. >> good morning, hammy tuesday, so just starting to heat up now, a loft sunshine, not that we're ever complaining about that, but pack those sunglasses. >> yes, especially when facing it head on, because just, i mean, smack you in the forehead. >> we're not complaining. >> just giving awe friendly reminder like hey, traveling eastbound, little, yes, good looking out. meisha gave me the wing. i saw that, ya, ya, careful about that stuff. yes, looking phenominal outside my friend. but it is that one sort of side effect that does come obviously, with a clear sky. now, there are couple of spots on storm scan, if i zoom out one time see little vale every cloud cover coming in, some of you may have some of the sunshine skewed by hint of cloud cover. but his is all thinning, you'll end one more sun than anything throughout the course of the day, take a look, in fact, you can tell that there are couple of clouds overlooking "skycam 3", facing south toward

. >>> today is thursday, june 6th, event good morning, so glad you are with us i'm nicole brewer in for jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> very good morning. it is thursday, wet, wet, wet, it will be very slow commute. we are seeing that start to pick up. >> it is interesting too we don't have rain falling currently every where but you get the spray, and it passes through. >> anytime it rains, even if it is like a light shower, so, yeah, always tough also to give yourself extra time hitting the alarm and get out extra early that makes it tougher. we will take a look outside dreary start to the day outside whitefield elementary school. the current temperature 65. feels like 65. muggy 65 as day progresses, it will be somewhat just steam a cross the region but we will only tack 10 degrees on to the values of the thermometer here in the next couple hours, because we will not see much sunshine. here's another look storm scan as we track what is just a round of showers and locally thinning rain. it has already been pushing th

. >> nicole brewer joins us now. nicole you talk with doctor about how an infatuation can lead to murder. >> yeah, it's so so sad, ukee and jess. so many questions that come along with this kind of tragedy. what was he thinking? why did he do it? could it have been prevented? of course, these are tough questions with answers that are even more difficult to pin down. ♪ >> at 22 christina grimmie was arising star. >> yo, what's up guys. >> hi. i'm going to sing. >> having placed third on the televise the sinking competition the voice back in 2014, grimmie developed a dedicated following with three and half million youtube subscribers. >> my fans are literally the biggest part of why i'm this far. >> her life and career were tragically cut short by a did he ranged fan who shot and killed her as she signed autographs then turned the gun on himself. >> we look at those people as stars something we want to aspire to. but there is a reverse side to that coin. good doctor eric filmer a psychology professor at drexel univer

. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now with what the gray family is saying tonight. nicole? >> ukee and jess according to the judge there was insufficient evidence thursday to convict the third of six officers charged in gray's death which means the state has yet to secure one single conviction in three very high profile trials. and tonight we're hearing from the family's spokesperson. >> this family is enormously frustrate. >> gray family spoke through their attorney thursday after a judge cleared goodson of murder and other charges in the 20 teen death of freddie gray. the officer driving the police transport van >> there was no evidence the defendant knew the distress mr. gray may have been in and failing to seat belt a detainee in a transport van is not inherently criminal conduct. billy murphy represents the gray family and says cameras should have been in the van and in court. >> the public has the right to see for itself why this was not guilty verdict. and whether that was the appropriate verdict in this ca case. >> i think it's hard to prove a rough ride. >

. >> nicole brewer joins us now. nicole you talk with doctor about how an infatuation can lead to murder. >> yeah, it's so so sad, ukee and jess. so many questions that come along with this kind of tragedy. what was he thinking? why did he do it? could it have been prevented? of course, these are tough questions with answers that are even more difficult to pin down. ♪ >> at 22 christina grimmie was arising star. >> yo, what's up guys. >> hi. i'm going to sing. >> having placed third on the televise the sinking competition the voice back in 2014, grimmie developed a dedicated following with three and half million youtube subscribers. >> my fans are literally the biggest part of why i'm this far. >> her life and career were tragically cut short by a did he ranged fan who shot and killed her as she signed autographs then turned the gun on himself. >> we look at those people as stars something we want to aspire to. but there is a reverse side to that coin. good doctor eric filmer a psychology professor at drexel univer

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. >>> good morning, i'm nicole brewer. jury deliberations continue today in the federal racketeering trial of congressman chaka fattah. case against the 11 term representative largely focuses on his efforts to repay an illegal million-dollar campaign loan, and fattah says he is not guilty. as soon as is there a verdict we will let you know on "eyewitness news". >>> lets check with katie and how is that rain shaping up. >> it is still out there, nicole coming through scattered in nature but where you've got it, you have possibility to end up with steady rain, 63 with a modest breeze at least outside palmyra cove nature park overlooking center city from a distance but having a tough time with visibility making out city sky landscape. you can see rain on storm scan, some heavily coming down especially in new castle county and delaware but this will be a theme for us the rest of the day, bull it does become more sparks on the radar as time progresses. the starting clear out on friday but weekend shapes up to be gorgeous, and w

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. ukee is off tonight. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live at wildwood with a a look at the damage. it looks pretty bad, cleve. >> reporter: nicole and jessica wind is finally stopping. people say it was extremely intense as that thunderstorm rolled through southern parts of the cape may county. what you are looking at behind me is roof, ripped off, from the top of the public works building, at garfield avenue and the bay. this is a big opened area where the bay has room for the wind to pick up, and it lifted up the top of the area here and threw it on the lawn here. at least 50 feet long with the heavy wood framework that is still attached to it. the nails sticking out. i'm joined by the nair of wildwood, ernie. president mayor tell me about the conditions of the storm as it came through wildwood. >> i have been here a lot of storms. it turned black. and then it came out of no where. it blew i don't know how strong but, in the chest of 80 r 20 or 25 minutes. >> what happened to this b

. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now with what the gray family is saying tonight. nicole? >> ukee and jess according to the judge there was insufficient evidence thursday to convict the third of six officers charged in gray's death which means the state has yet to secure one single conviction in three very high profile trials. and tonight we're hearing from the family's spokesperson. >> this family is enormously frustrate. >> gray family spoke through their attorney thursday after a judge cleared goodson of murder and other charges in the 20 teen death of freddie gray. the officer driving the police transport van >> there was no evidence the defendant knew the distress mr. gray may have been in and failing to seat belt a detainee in a transport van is not inherently criminal conduct. billy murphy represents the gray family and says cameras should have been in the van and in court. >> the public has the right to see for itself why this was not guilty verdict. and whether that was the appropriate verdict in this ca case. >> i think it's hard to prove a rough ride. >

nicole brewer gets the surprising answer at 11:00. >>> philadelphia's habitat for humanity shows off progress of their latest project. >> "eyewitness news" at corner of 16th and fountain in north philadelphia, for a ceremonial, wall raising. it is being built for a local community member william harding, modern, roomy and most importantly affordable. >> it will be energy efficient, full basement, one and a half bath and it will be a great place to live, so, the cost of living here will be very, very low. >> the houses aren't free, the owners pitch into help build their own home along with other happen the tat for humanity project, and this will be the 197 house built by philadelphia branch of the organization. >> such an amazing job. >> yeah. >> "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley has a look ahead, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica. great to be with you in philadelphia here's "cbs evening news" tonight, a new round of questions today as the presumptive republican nominee faces lawsuits, over trump university. plus, police have now completed their investigation,

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. jim donovan is

. >> i'm nicole brewer. jim donovan is off today. we are getting your day started with a check of weather and traffic. >> good morning, gateway to our weekend, ladies.

. >> well that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm brooke thomas. for katie and all of us here, thank for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continue at 5:00. we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is up next. see you tomorrow. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting huge tax breaks for millionaires, but higher taxes on working families. no wonder he's gotten millions from wall street. pat toomey. right for wall street. wrong for pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> sharon: okay, time for breakfast, sweet boy! today we have sweet potatoes and apples. how does that sound? [ laughs ] [ door opens ] >> mariah: sharon! sharon, there's been an accident! it's awful! >> sharon: oh, my gosh. okay. slow down. are you hurt? >> mariah: no, no, no. it's not me. it's the other

today is tuesday, june 14th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm brooke thomas. we are getting your day start wad check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha a o

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now with all of that and more. nicole. >> ukee and jess as you both know this was the worst mass shooting in us history and claimed the life of one of our own. 18-year-old kyra murray a west catholic graduate died in that attack her friends patience carter and cousin tiara parker made it out a life but are recovering from gunshot wounds. they spoke to trang dough about the journey that will require more than physical healing. >> tiara parker is back on her feet at home week after her life changed forever. >> shot here. it cam out of my back. back here. >> physically she's healing. emotionally it will take time. >> this is real. like this is real pain. real emotion. i was really hurt. my cousin was really killed. like and i had to witness that on my own eyes. i had to witness people die in front of me. >> reporter: cousin a akyra murray was killed inside pulse nightclub in orlando on jun june 12th. tiara, a cory ya and patience carter bleeding from gunshot wounds huddled in a bathroom stall for hours. i keep hearing

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now with all of that and more. nicole. >> ukee and jess as you both know this was the worst mass shooting in us history and claimed the life of one of our own. 18-year-old kyra murray a west catholic graduate died in that attack her friends patience carter and cousin tiara parker made it out a life but are recovering from gunshot wounds. they spoke to trang dough about the journey that will require more than physical healing. >> tiara parker is back on her feet at home week after her life changed forever. >> shot here. it cam out of my back. back here. >> physically she's healing. emotionally it will take time. >> this is real. like this is real pain. real emotion. i was really hurt. my cousin was really killed. like and i had to witness that on my own eyes. i had to witness people die in front of me. >> reporter: cousin a akyra murray was killed inside pulse nightclub in orlando on jun june 12th. tiara, a cory ya and patience carter bleeding from gunshot wounds huddled in a bathroom stall for hours. i keep hearing

good morning to you, today is monday june 13th, i'm nicole brewer in for jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, investigators are digging dope near the life of the gunman behind the deadliest shooting in us history. at least 50 people are dead, 153 more are hurt. omar mateen was on the fbi radar, investigators say mateen opened fire inside

nicole brewer will get the answer tonight at 11:00. >>> well, the sun is shining, the air is warm, this is baseball wetter. >> got that right. sport director don bell thinks so, as well, down in south philly near broad and pattison, where the phillies take on the brew crew in a little bit. >> you guys call it baseball weather. i call it get out of the studio weather. picking up what i am putting down. yeah, guys, big game, game one of four game series against the milwaukee brewers, all know the phillies are really struggling at this point, jarrod get the start, and the last time he played against the squad back in april, he had his last, and i should say, worse start of the season giving up several runs. phillies lost six straight, lost ten out of 12, during that streak, i should say, batting 223, scoring two and a half runs per game which is awful. i asked the skip is it time to give an r ahrah speech to these guys? >> not a lot of people see that i bring if guys here, talk to them personally. i like to do it that way preferably rather than have the rah-rah speech. there comes a time d

our nicole brewer will have the answers for you coming up on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> don bell joins us with sports. the birds are still going through camp. >> yes, about to start another round of camps. i feel like we have been talking about camp, camp, all summer long. eagles reporting for three day mini camp which officially starts tomorrow, up like previous session this is mandatory lick if you don't come you can lose $56,000. fletcher cox and running back darren sproles made their way to the novacare complex today to take physicals. both guys skipped the ota's. look who is at the ballpark, charles barkley visiting with ryan howard, phillies host cubs at 7:05. rough weekend for howard, dumb fan threw a beer bottle at him saturday night. phillies are investigating the situation but don't know how they will handle it but here's what chuck had to say. >> it is disappointing, very disappointed, i wish to be honest ryan could get his hand on him and beat the bleep out of him that would be the appropriate response but that is one thing i can tell you you or tell but philadelphia