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transition abe be bought by a company that wants to turn tonight to a non-casino hotel that will create more occupancy for some convention business. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will talk to the casino industry expert who does not have a very favorable forecast for atlantic city. find out home more casinos he thinks still have to close before the market stablizes. live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". some people may be heading back to atlantic city on this warm friday afternoon. the others will enjoy a friday evening in the city. we are love park in center city. meteorologist kathy orr is on our sky deck with the first forecast on a beautiful friday, how sit looking. >> picture perfect. little bit of the breeze, very comfortable, lots of blue skies, so low humidity but that will change, you know, this perfect weather could not last. we will be warping it up. so far in philadelphia with the sunshine this afternoon, temperatures have climbed throughout the 80's, still though, it is going to get warmer. the the high so far 83. the normal is 86. the record is 97 setback in 1963. right now across the region it is fairly mild, 83 in philadelphia. eighty-four in allentown. down the shore is cooler, with an easterly flow. temperatures in the 70's. seventy-two in beach haven. seventy-four in sea isle and cape may and even rehoboth beach, delaware. ocean the water temperatures are in the mid 70's early in the week and new we're down into the 60's. storm scan three there is a few scattered sprinkles out there but they are extremely few and far between so for this evening, it will be partly cloudy to mainly clear. tomorrow in philadelphia, sunshine 85, down the shore, a sea breeze 78. in the poconos mostly sunny, with low humidity, the temperature is 82 degrees. coming up we will talk about summer storms returning with heat and humidity and the fourth of july, forecast, it is going to be here before you know it. see you later on in the broadcast. breaking news right now chopper three live over clementon camden county where there has been a stabbing in the parking lot of the shop rite supermarket. this is on blackwood clementon road, we know suspect fled the store and was persued by police. we will continue to keep you updated. also breaking right now chopper three over west river drive-in fair mount park police told us a car and motorcycle crashed and you see it is blocking the roadway there. we now no one person has been taken to temple hospital, no word on their condition but your advised to avoid that area if you can. developing right now, police just released a new picture of the woman wanted in the brutal beating of the mother in salem, new jersey. take a look police are asking, le tea hard toys turn herself in. they say she is woman caught on tame beating catherine ferreira right in front of her two-year old son. if you have any information about harris, call police. now to the search for a killer in north philadelphia, a 24 year-old man was shot and killed around 2:00 this morning in the 3700 block of germantown avenue. police found victim unconscious in the driver's seat of the bullet riddled car. investigators say he suffered three gunshot wound, and died at the hospital. >> we found three spent shell casings in very close proximity to the driver door of the vehicle two to 3 feet away all shell casings which is a indication that the shooter walk up to the vehicle and shot from the point blank range. >> two other men in that car were not injured. new at 5:00 a delaware state trooper hot shot and injured by a suspect on wednesday is now out of the hospital. comp rally with lloyd mccann was trying to pull over a vehicle when the driver dennis hicks took off. mccann, chased hicks and then hicks started shooting. mccann was hit in the hand and face but was still able to return fire killing hicks. mccann will continue to recover the at his home. also in delaware today state police say driver of the ups big rig that flipped on to its side on i-95 this morning fell asleep at the wheel. investigators believe that the driver dozed off and traveled off the roadway, and this crash, closed the southbound lanes of i-95 near route 141 exit in new castle county for hours. request denied, contractor prosecutors blame for deadly center city building collapse will not be getting out of jail on house arrest. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter with the details behind that judge's decision. >> reporter: since turning himself in last november griffin campbell has been behind bars facing third degree murder charges, in a demolition site collapse that killed six and injured 13. now, a judge has ruled he will stay there to await trial. the judge rejecting arguments that campbell be released on house arrest. >> griffin campbell had filed bail motion to reduce his bail, that was denied by the judge. >> my position is this was a tragic, horrible accident and that is where it is it is not a murder case. >> reporter: judge ruled campbell, because he faces a mandatory life sentence of convictions of more than one counties than the eligible under the law for bail. >> my client is not the the market street murderer. they are looking for, they are looking for the boogie man and it is not griffin campbell. >> reporter: prosecutors however claim campbell and his heavy equipment operator sean benschop also charged with murder for allegedly being under the the influence of marijuana as he swung a steel beam causing a wall to crash down on a salvation army store acted recklessly, causing the deadly collapse. >> both you knew the actions they were reckless because they were both warned in separate ways prior to that date. >> reporter: campbell's attorney questioned why his client and his employee are the only ones criminally charged so far? he asked, when will the grand jury now in its second year of investigating complete its investigation issuing a full report on what happened and hoist responsible? more on that when we join you at 6:00. live from the sat center i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. today former sportscaster done ton tollefson waved formal arraignment on fraud charges. a judge in bucks county ordered him held for trial. prosecutors say witnesses would have told the judge they paid tollefson for sports packages but never received anything. tollefson is accused of defrauding 150 victims out of a quarter million-dollar. clock is ticking down to the deadline to pass pennsylvania's budget. philadelphia is still lobbying hard at harrisburg for additional school funding. so far the budget does not include the $2 per pack cigarette tax in the city. that proposed tax would generate 83 million-dollar to close the school district's budget gap and urgent letter to city officials state senator vincent hughes says he is pushing for any additional funding. >> we're getting down to crunch time obviously. there is a lot of work to be done in harrisburg. there air lot of measures that are going back and forth between the house and the senate and discussions with the governor. >> pennsylvania lawmakers are trying to plug a $1.5 billion hole in the state budget. summer is here and as we get closer to the fourth of july area police forces want you to know they are watching for drunk drivers. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in bucks count which more on the law that could cut down honorary pete offenders, steve. >> reporter: jessica, only 16 states have laws on the books that woman date that first time dui offenders would have to use technology to take a personalized breathalizer every time they step in their car before the ignition would even start. pennsylvania and new jersey would like to be 17, 18 but before that happens and beyond that point there is a concerted effort in our counties to crackdown on dui trying especially during the holidays. >> bottom line is dui enforcement team is for one thing, safety. >> reporter: for three decades montgomery township officer david dunlap dedicated his career to saving lives on the road but people keep dying. >> it is frustrated but all we can do is keep on track and get the message out. >> reporter: dunlap is head of the town's area task force, 50,000 in annual funding from penndot the same number of dui's in pennsylvania last year. the message is if you are drunk out here, they will find you. >> just this last week in a matter of three and a half hours we had 11, dui drivers. >> pretty typical for a checkpoint. court approved roadblocks are deployed more frequently near the holidays. >> we have mouthpiecees. >> reporter: dunlap has plenty of tech but he is looking to the state for more help. mandated personal breathalizer tied to the ignition systems of dui drivers would go a long way but currently both pennsylvania, and new jersey only require them for repeat offenders. both however have bills in their respective states senate that are clearing hurdles. both would make breath lieder test for mandatory every time they start the car. >> if you drink, that is fine but either stay at home or have a designated driver. >> reporter: in 30 years those are words he has repeated thousands of times up but with the place so dangerous, some words are worth repeating. >> be safe. >> reporter: we know drinking and driving is a problem but ever increasingly taking drugs, and driving is becoming much more of a problem, and in 2009 it accounted for 15 percent of the area dui's. last year 35 percent was due to drugging, and driving and that is prescription and recreational. reporting live from bucks county i'm steve paterson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. is there a new bill in new jersey that could force smoke tours snuff out their cigarettes on the beach. new jersey lawmakers have passed a bill to limit smoking at most public beaches. those beaches can still set aside a small area for smokers. it outlaws smoking at state county and municipal parks. governor chris christie has not satisfied whether or not he will sign the bill. story that dominated social media earlier today what was behind actor shya labeouf getting kick olt of the broadway show. plus the nanny nightmare that has people talking one couples attempt to evict a nanny who refuses to leave their home. and one million-dollar power ball ticket, tossed in the trash. now two men are suing the new jersey lottery commission find out why coming up. transformer star that is talk of the entertainment scene, specifically what shya labeouf did to get himself kick out of the broadway theater. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has details from new york. >> reporter: shya labeouf walk out of the new york courthouse wearing the same t-shirt he was arrested in hours earlier. crowd of reporters followed the troubled actor as he walk back from his hotel but he wasn't talking. the 28 year-old spent the night behind bars after being busted for disorderly conduct and criminal trespass. he is accused of disrupting a performance of the broadway show cabaret, police say he refused to stop yelling obscenities and smoking during the show witnesses said he was acting weird in the lobby. getting a drink at the bar with a torn shirt and stumbling and then he said, a strawberry to a woman from her plate. >> reporter: spokesmen for cabaret says actor was disruptive during act one of the show and police escorted him out during intermission. >> if we didn't know who he was, we would have assumed he was a bum. >> reporter: labeouf is best known for starring with megan fox in the first three transformers movies. he is not in the latest one that is hitting theaters today. he is also known for a string of arrests going back, several years, including one for drunk driving after crashing his car. earlier this year, on the the berlin film festival he walk a red carpet wearing a paper bag over his head that read i'm not famous anymore. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". charges against labeouf include harassment, police say he appeared to be intoxicated, on drugs and that he threaten officers and security guards. he is due back in court july 24th. this story had people talking on social media today a california couple is embroiled in a live in nanny nightmare. they fired her, but she won't leave. this is 64 year-old dianne straton being served papers to get out of this home. she has been living there since march, when the family found her on craigs list. their arrangement she would live in the home for free but help with cleaning and looking after the children. >> she is not a house, it is a home. it is where my family is. she's trying to destroy it. >> now you this person is in our house. i have to go to work. my kids are still here. my wife is still here. >> reporter: experts say legal process could take months, since she has squatter rights. and another twist is a 12 year-old boy missing for weeks but found alive in his father's basement. you may remember seeing this charlie's father was told live on television his son was found barricaded in his basement. today the the child's step monday, appeared in court, on an unrelated weapons charge. she told police that the 12 year-old left the house because he was afraid of his father's reaction after he did not complete his exercise routine. still ahead for us at 5:00, what do you do when your nose gear jams and trying to land a aircraft carrier. see the way his gets his jet on the ground, beasley. coming up in sports, the nba draft, nhl draft, that is in philadelphia by the way and more on the biter, in soccer, that is coming up hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! back the "eyewitness news" at 5:00 with a live look at spruce street arbor park in philadelphia this park near penns landing opened to the public today, it is what is called a pop up park which means it is temporary so enjoy it while it last. it will go away end of august. we will have much more on this in the park coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. i think bee need more pop up parks. >> perfect day to be out there or at the beach. >> nice day to be outside. >> absolutely anywhere outside. this evening is the same. going to the phillies game great weather for that. i'm sure you'll hit traffic. once you get there it would be nice. lets look outside and we will show you what is going on. a few clouds rolling in but lots of sunshine today. we are taking a look across the river, of course, ben franklin bridge in center city philadelphia. on the new jersey side this is beautiful view from campbell's field. right now storm scan three we are seeing, pretty much, partly cloudy to mainly clear skies. a few showers bubbling up here during daytime heating and a few clouds but other that that, it is just going away as sun gets lower in the sky. temperatures will stay mild in the evening. right now in philadelphia 83 degrees. eighty-four allentown. seventy-seven in the poconos. eighty in millville. look at the the to points, that is true amount of moisture in the air and we will see dew point temperatures in the lower 60's and 50's, not so bad. we are approaching comfortable level so pretty comfortable tonight but during the day tomorrow it will change. and gets what we're not bad. tomorrow those dew point will be in the 50's and it will be very pleasant. more deep blue sky and lower humidity. so we are looking good for the weekend. saturday high pressure brings in that dryer air from the north, mostly sunny, temperatures will be in the 80's. same goes for sunday even though this high moves off shore it still is pleasant with lower humidity. by the time monday rolls around, we will watch the showers, move a little bit closer, more moist air moving our way and then that humidity will be jumping up and so will temperatures. we will be in the upper 80's by monday. during the evening hours a few clouds will role through overnight it will be seasonal, with a low temperature of 64 degrees. during the day saturday mostly sunny, nice day, high temperature 85 and the sky will be blue. on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast, here you go saturday 85 at home. seventy-eight down the shore. sunday 85, down the shore 79. uv index will be high, so pack the the sun screen. monday high of 88, more humid. down the shore temperatures responding in the lower 80's. coming up, next half an hour we will have the seven day forecast talking about summertime storms returning, and the fourth of july forecast, we will be back with more news after this. i'm beasley reese with 602nd sports, round two of the draft today, sixers take joel embiid with the third overall pick last night. he could turnout to be best in the draft class but will he stay healthy? he just had surgery a week ago to repair a stress fracture in his foot. general manager sam hinkie says he will be ready to go in five to eight months. nhl draft tonight, flyers have the the 17th overall pick, they might trade up, they have shown ninth left wing nick richie who is project to go between seven and 12. phillies open up a series with the braves at home, big win last night against miami thanks for a fourth inning walk off home run, from chase utley. round to of the quicken loans national today tiger woods back on the links after back surgery last march. he finished three over, 74 in the first round yesterday, and finally to the world cup today italy defender, georgio colleeni spoke out against punishment for uruguay's player lewis suarez the biter. he was banned from all soccer activities for four months for biting. that is your sports. i'm beasley reese. don't bite people, that is it. much more news still ahead, imagine the moment you realize that million-dollar power ball ticket, got thrown away in the trash. two men said it was all a mistake but now they are sying new jersey lottery commission. search is on for a bandit who throws chemicals in the face of the clerk at a beauty supply store, kathy? carol? >> a perfect night for baseball and hint, there is a game. and zip line and soon to be a meteorologist on it, the mobile weather lab and i will be back after this. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before surgery or a medical or dental procedure. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding or have had a heart valve replaced. seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have a bleeding condition or stomach ulcer, take aspirin, nsaids, or blood thinners... ...or if you have kidney problems, especially if you take certain medicines. tell your doctors about all medicines you take. pradaxa side effects include indigestion, stomach pain, upset, or burning. if you or someone you love has afib not caused by a heart valve problem... ...ask your doctor about reducing the risk of stroke with pradaxa. we continue to follow breaking news at 5:30. police are investigating a stack of a parking lot in clementon camden county. chopper three over the scene on blackwood clementon road. the suspect, fled, the store and was persued by police. show boat casino in atlantic city is shutting down august 31st. caesars entertainment which owns that casino says movies necessary to protect its other casino properties in ac. judge denied contractor griffin campbell's request to be released on house arrest, prosecutors blame campbell for deadly center city building collapse which killed six people, kathy. on storm scan three we are looking at dry conditions, a few sprinkles earlier today and a few clouds but they are dissipating. we are looking at a very nice evening on top, coming up, here is our headlines. we have a week even winner of the forecast and storms will be back next week with heat and humidity and, of course, fourth of july forecast, it is right around the corner. i will be back with the details in the seven day later in the broadcast, jessica. kathy thanks. we are hearing from some of the five men wrongly convicted of rape in central park. they could receive a 40 million-dollar settlement from new york city. as cbs news correspondent alexis christopher us, the city feels the need to right a major wrong. >> it seems like justice is starting to be restored. >> reporter: three of the men exonerated in the infamous central park jogger case stood side by side in front of the new york's city hall. kevin richardson struggled to control his emotions. >> people called us animals, wolf packs, i have sisters and a mother. i would never do anything to a woman. i was raised better than that five black and hispanic teenagers were convicted in the 89 beating and rape of the female jog inner central park. the case, made national headlines, and popularized the term wilding, the defendants, confessed to the crime but later claim they had been coerced. dna evidence eventually proved their innocence but not before one man spent 13 years in prison and the other four nearly seven years. yousef shall om says he is not bitter. >> we have a story to tell because we are a living part of history now. >> reporter: settlement fulfills a pledge from mayor bill deblaze ohio to right a inn just advertise. >> it is unbelievable the injustice we have suffered throughout these years and that we continue to suffer through today. >> reporter: federal court must approve the tentative 40 million-dollar settlement, each man will receive about a million dollars for each year served in prison. alexis christopherus for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". men who ultimately confessed to the rape says he acted alone. philadelphia police want your help to catch suspects who threw bleach in the face of the beauty supply store worker. back on may 15th police responded to s and j beauty supply on welsh road. police say robber first charged in the store, stole items and took off. a few hours later they came back to the store and threw bleach in the face of the store employee. they then stole the employee's iphone and money from the cash register. now to washington square where police are searching foreman who stole a lap top from an apartment at tenth and pine. this happened june 8th around 11:00 p.m. victim won't up and noticed his computer was gone. suspect took his cell phone and other electronics. suspect drunk driver caused this chain reaction crash about 4:15 this morning near second and fairmount in northern liberties. five cars were involved, suspect drunk driver is at hahnemann hospital and another person was taken into police custody at the scene. the united states is now flying armed drones over iraq to protect u.s. embassy and to keep an eye on islamic militants trying to seized more cities. shiite leaders want iraqi prime minister nori al-maliki out of power as sunni insurgency threat tones tear that country apart. u.s. leaders are pressing shiite government to give more power to sunni opponents to calm that storm. joining me from washington is bob schieffer, the cbs news chief washington correspondent and host of face the nation. bob, thanks for being with us today. we've got news pouring out of iraq and right now we are hearing about armed drones, now circling the area in baghdad. they say this is to protect the embassy there but what does this move signal do you think. >> well, i think one thing it signals is that these people that are in our embassy, in baghdad, this is a war zone. you know that is just part of the story coming out of iraq now. now the administration is asking for a half billion dollars in aid, to fight this syrian rebels, we've got syrian is attacking isis, the same people who are threatening our people in iraq, right now. we've got iran down there. i got to tell you i cannot recall a time in the history of this war and i have been around here for both gulf wars where things have have been more tangled up a and more confused and where all this comes out i frankly i have no idea right new. >> thanks so much bob schieffer, we will see you on sunday. you can watch face the nation with bob schieffer sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. today was orientation day for hundreds of teenagers in the philadelphia youth network. it was their first step on their six week journey in the sum are work program. today they learn all of the expectations of what it is like to get a job, they have the opportunity to see what the hiring process is like, they even created resumes, sat down for interviews, organizers hope these summer jobs will help them with future career planning. >> this will provide them with a couple things first is an opportunity to meet adults care about them. the second is opportunities to develop their own self confident and a greater understanding of the expectations of excellence in this summer. >> more than 7,000 teenagers will work at various companies throughout the city this summer and each student worker will work 20 hours a week. two men who say they threw a million-dollar winning ticket in the garbage are now suing the the new jersey lottery. eric and salvatore cambria said they had a million-dollar ticket in their hands but accidentally tossed it into the trash. they claimed they bought it at this 7-eleven in bergen county. the pair says they looked for the winning numbers on line, 15 minutes after the drawing but the numbers didn't match the ticket so they tossed it. well, then they found out those numbers weren't updated on line yet. >> i was very upset, mad, angry, hurt, everything. i'm like this is my ticket out of here. the two men say serial numbers on the tickets they kept, prove they bought that winning ticket. they are seeing the new jersey lottery commission for their wings saying they never would have thrown away that ticket if the credit winning numbers had been posted on line. the commission could not comment on the pending lawsuit. mixing alcohol and your morning buzz, still to come, why someone came up with coffee flavored wine. pilot sticks a landing with no landing gear on an aircraft carrier, and wait until youe this unique way he dit. we know fire works can be dangerous and sparklers are no exception, three on your side's jim ton van has a warning and tells us why more and more people are getting hurt, kathy. usually we will see heat and humidity for fourth of july, will that be the case this year? we will take a look at that plus a weekend winner as time to check on is what trending this friday we have an amazing jet landing, a shark named sushi and a donkey due it, we will start with that jet. it is front landing gear malfunctioned and that is when crew of the u.s.s. baton had a special stool designed for nose gear landings, look at that, pilot made a perfect vertical landing there. look at this baby bull shark that somehow got into a florida pond, that shark named sushi for some reason, who knows, was first spotted on monday after a week of trying, a trapper went in the water and with the help of fire works, that is right, got sushi to surface, the hook was removed and she was released in the nearby river. and finally an unlikely due it is getting a lot of attention, lets take a look. >> ♪ twinkle, tickle little star, how i wonder what you are ♪ >> beautiful voices there. you tube user dan sina posted this video of his adorable daughter and dog singing a due it. they kick it off, and finished their singing with twinkle, twinkle little star. dog's owner posted that video to show rottweilers really are sweet dogs. very sweet. share your thoughts with us on the to it or any other trending videos bying to the cbs philly facebook page and send us a tweet we will wal-mart is slashing prices on iphone, with the two year contract, a 16 gigabyte ieven if 5s will cost $99 that is down from a $149. the 16 gigabyte iphone 5c cost $29, down from $49. a lot of people think that is a sign a new iphonies right around the corner. wine lovers, and coffee lovers, there is now a way to get both fixes at the same time. sprint fun wine has added two new flavors. >> cab receipt coffee, expresses espresso coffee and a hint of chocolate. coffee cappuchino has sweet grapes, with vanilla cappuchino coffee and hints of chocolate. sounds complicated. >> there is lots of ingredients in there. >> but getting it all in one drink. >> sound good. >> if it is cold it would be appropriate for today. >> yes. >> make ice it. >> yes, i'll take two. >> it will get warm around here, things are heating up in the seven day forecast back to the dog days of summer. take a look where it is partly cloudy but a beautiful evening is going to get underway with breezy conditions, and lower humidity, which is key to everything especially the the hair. or the hair style. lets take a look at our live neighborhood network it takes us to the beach patrol headquarters in margate. beach is busy, no one wants to go anywhere because it is a beautiful afternoon. look at that deep blue sky, wing heights a foot or two. nice at the beach. not much wind. just a picture perfect afternoon every where and weekend will be the same. right now in philadelphia 38. that is our high. eighty-four allentown. seventy-nine in millville. look at the shore temperatures really comfortable, beach haven 72. atlantic city 76. sea isle 74. same in cape may and rehoboth beach delaware. wind east south east warming those ocean water temperatures backup and right now we are at 69. could touch back to 70 over weekend. on storm scan three we saw a few clouds and sprinkles and now that it dissipated and we do expect a partly cloudy to mainly clear sky tonight and that translateness to lots of sunshine for your saturday, high pressure drops down from can inadequacies, we have dry air mass, we will look at deep blue skies and temperatures in the 80's, saturday, ditto for sunday not much change there but by monday the high slides off the coast, we will see our next weather system with more humidity, more warm moisture moving towards us and that means it will be a touch more uncomfortable with heat and humidity rolling in. that is really the start once we get in the workweek. we will be feeling the difference. here's the uv index over next couple of days, saturday and sunday in the higher range and then by monday with a few extra clouds we will be at seven but make sure you pack that sun screen in the city or go down the shore. tonight we will have a few clouds, seasonal, low 64 degrees. during the day on saturday mostly sunny, that is what the sky will look like deep blue, nice day with high temperatures in the mid 80's. if you are going down the shore temperatures will be in the upper 70's, don't be deceived though that sun reflects off water and sand, uv index will sit at 9:00, water temperatures 69. on sunday much of the same high of 80 degrees. the wind south east at five to 10 miles an hour. poconos looks great over the the course of the weekend, saturday mostly sunny, 82, mostly sunny sunday, machine more humid with a high temperature near 80 degrees. the on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast and shore cast, 85 sunday, monday 88, here's the heat and humidity with summertime storms tuesday and wednesday, thursday 87 and the fourth of july looks great. mostly sunny skies expected, the high temperature is 86 degrees. now if you are down the shore in the poconos or bus think weekend get the forecast right on your phone, down load the new cbs-3 weather app available now in the app store and coming soon to the google play store and of course version on android will be a railable soon. our meteorologist carol erickson is with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab this evening. she's live at citizens bank park and being adventurous, hi carol. >> mobile weather lobbies down there i'm up 3 feet in the air about to go down a zip line. last time they had this was opening day. big attraction free until 7:30 tonight. phillies are playing. they will have fire works after. if i remember everything i'm supposed to say, facing this zip line all the way to the end i'll show you the forecast for tonight, austin are you okay. are you brave. >> let's go. >> austin, mark, all right, any trick to zip line. >> absolutely none. >> easy for you. >> you have done it all day good i did it one time. >> keep your hand on right there. >> we will well, we're back wards. >> okay. >> there we go. >> well, that is a zip line, it was easier than i made it look. thank you so much. i want to show you while i can still walk what the forecast is going to be for tonight, because they have got phillies, they have got fire works, they've got everything going on, we've got temperatures in the 70's and they will stay in the 70's. how perfect is that. so, this is, exhaust continuing. here come a couple more people, i want to show you this. i made it probably look harder then it was but it is nerve racking when you stand up there, 30 feet up but here comes the the people, they are line up here for zip line. people done it before. they spin, they don't feel terrorized. i found the landing the the most difficult part but they do a great job here and people will have a great time. >> i mentioned fire works coming here tonight. they had them last night. reason they are having fire works now because the phillies will be in pittsburgh during the fourth of july so they brought fourth of july here early. last night with that game 14 innings those fire works didn't start until 1:00 o'clock. hopefully phillies can knock the braves out, and people can see fire works, even earlier, but there you go, zip line first occurrence, might be the last, not exactly sure, but i recommend and kathy and jessica get down here by 7:30 we can just see you going tandem down this thing. >> see new a moment, you made it look easy. >> well done. >> well done. >> one week from today we will be celebrating, fourth of july, commemorating with fire works. tonight an important reminder how dangerous it can be. here's three on your side jim donovan. >> these explosions involved manikins, consumer products safety commission says they are reinact. of actual accidents, involving fire works. cpsc says number of accidents is increasing, eight people died and more than 11,000 were hurt last year, roughly 30 percent jump, on 1220 and children are often victims. >> parents should tell their children not to play with fire works and not play with sparklers. they burn at a temperature of 2,000 degrees which is roughly temperature of a blow torch. >> reporter: some worst accidents happen when people buy banned fire works or ones meant to be happenedled by experts. two years ago, karen pound from tulsa, oklahoma had one, explode in his face. he spent weeks in the coma and underwent multiple reconstructive surgery. >> we would beg the public to please avoid using commercial products, as it is professional fire works. >> reporter: safety experts say best advice for staying safe on the fourth is just use common sense. >> now consumers products safety commission says all eight of the deaths last year involved either professional or banned fire works but the sparklers we're talking today 2,000 degrees and what do people give little kids? sparklers. >> because they are safe. >> you have to be careful. >> i have good weekend. >> two american astronauts have boldly gone where no man has gone before after a world cup bet with the german collogue aboard the international space station. after the u.s. lost to germany yesterday nasa astronauts steve want son and reid watson had their heads shaved to pay up on that loss. they told mission control they were speechless after seeing results of the bet. looking good guys. still to come, a look at what is at theaters this weekend. >> hi everybody i'm nancy odell next mark wahlberg brings transformers back to life as he stars in the latest action packed installment of transformer age of stinks coming up. transformers return to theaters this weekend latest chapter of the series spawn from the classic toy, nancy odell from entertainment tonight, gives us a sneak peak what is new at the movies. >> this week mark wahlberg joins the fight to save the world with transformers age of stinks. >> we just found a transformer. >> prime is back, and this time he has been joined by a whole new crew of humans led by mark wahlberg. >> well, i get to be prime's right-hand man and that is cool, every boy fantasy and now they are running around saving the world with prime. >> maybe not so much. >> most anticipated new transformers, well, dyno robots of course. >> new people will go crazy, it is not just that one clip you see in the trailer, it is elaborate and cool. >> now actors didn't get to see the dynobotts, but it is not all cgi. many of the effects were real including those explosions. >> oh, my god. >> he really wants the audience to feel like in that moment and it is really happening. >> get in the game, go. >> he is one of the best. he is constantly changing game and raising steaks and, you know, if everybody could do these kind of movies they would be doing it. >> and, action. >> for entertainment tonight i'm nancy odell now back to you in the studio. >> you can stay up to date with what is happening in hollywood with entertainment tonight, every week night at 7:00 on cw. three. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 another atlantic city casino is shutting down. hundreds of show boat employees will lose their john at the end of august. one gaming expert tells "eyewitness news" more casinos will likely close. remember this big accident on i-95 in delaware this morning, we are looking ahead to the winning weekend and then sultry with summertime storms. we will talk about the fourth of july forecast as well, coming up. a ma'ammock not a bad way to spend the afternoon but there is 49 more of these scattered throughout this area, with you they are only here for a limited time. coming up, i'll tell you where this is and why organizationers hope it can turn into something more permanent. it is a tough loss, for the boardwalk. >> a fixture on the atlantic city boardwalk is closing its doors, for g show boat casino will have its last chance at the end of august. it is costing many jobs and causing more uncertainty about atlantic city is future. good evening i'm jessica dean. chris may has the night off. it seems to be one losing hand after another in atlantic city. one week after another bankruptcy filing by revel, show boat announced it is shutting down. "eyewitness news", reporter cleve bryan is live on the boardwalk tonight and this may not be the last casino closure we will talk about. >> reporter: jessica, according to experts, the casino industry does have a bad hand and not improving anytime soon with the current economic environment and all of the competition. this could be first of many disappointing announcements we hear regarding the atlantic city industry. >> we have been coming for four years. >> reporter: shirley takes birth daze trip each year with their daughters to the show boat, the hat ladies as they call themselves took the news hard that the show boat is closing. >> very disappointed. i don't know what i will do next year. >> reporter: worst yet more than 2,000 show boat workers are wondering where they will find a new job. >> i have four kids, what will happen to my benefits. >> reporter: don guardian says show boat closing is part of the painful inevitable transition away the from the city relying on casinos. industry experts robert gross say the pain is far from over. >> it the is in pretty bad shape. it is over capacity. we have way too many slot machines and table games. we have too many casinos opened right now. >> reporter: with the atlantic club closing this year and revel filing for bankruptcy last week for second time in two years, atlantic city is trying to focus on conventions, retail and beach centered events. all positive but these plans can take a long time to compensate for thousands of jobs lost if more
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