Than 3,000 people are now without a job. It is a sad situation for everyone, i was able to speak just few minutes ago, to the last few people out of the doors before revel shutdown for good. People we saw on the whole place. We came back here, because we come back here at least once a week, and it is like our favorite place. It is beautiful rooms, amazing place, clubs are awesome. People awesome. Very hospitable. Always friendly but came to say goodbye to this place. Thats a live look at the gaming floor this morning. Those lights are still on. But revel is closed for business, and every once in a while see some employees gathered at the window soaking in the sites one last time of course, theyll eventually make their way out, and unfortunately, on to the unemployment line of course this is not going to be the last closure again, trump plaza scheduled for closer september 16th. That will will make it four closures in the last eight months, Atlantic Club close closed earlier, showboat c
Fortunately as you mentioned he only suffered a grazed wound. We are told he lives right on the block and neighbors immediately gave him medical aid, 911 was called and nine yearold boy was rushed to Childrens Hospital again with the gunshot wound to his head but were told there was only a grazed wound and that the nine yearold boy was alert and talking when he was rush to the hospital this afternoon. As far as what led up to the shooting and exactly who the suspect or suspects are, right now investigators still on the scene here trying to figure that stuff out but again around 3 20 this afternoon a nine yearold boy was walking home when he was shot in the head, and fortunately it was only a grazed wound and taken to chop where right now he is expected to be in good condition. Reporting live tonight from tacony, Todd Quinones, cbs3 Eyewitness News. Todd, thanks. Is there developing news right now, investigators have just released new information in the car crash that killed three stude
Stepped down from the team less than 24 hours ago. No reason was given but the School Superintendent says the issue has been tough for the team, tough for the district. Our district and a lot of other districts in a quandary and the board made a decision not to let the boys play, and it was a decision so that the girls had the opportunity to reach for the playoffs. Reporter now i spoke with josh schwartzs mother just a short time ago about his decision to not only drop the lawsuit but quit the team. She says he believes that too Much Negative attention is being placed on his teammates. He just wanted the controversy over. Guys . Chris, thanks so much. Police are looking for the suspect who changed one mans live forever. Youre looking at the last few seconds before one man became paralyzed. Police say it all started with an accidental bump and ended with gunfire. Fox 29s Dave Schratwieser spoke with the victims wife who is a veteran police dispatcher. Reporter 49 your old edward lynn is
Video showing the gunman hoping the public can help identify h him. Theyre trying everything possible. Just praying right now. Reporter Philadelphia Police dispatcher Michelle Lynn walk out of the hospital of the university of pennsylvania wednesday afternoon still shaken over a shooting that has left her husband edward in critical condition. Hes a fighter. Hes strong. Hes doing the best he can right now. Running around here with these guns and stuff it dont stop nothing for nobody. Reporter surveillance cameras were rolling just after two friday afternoon when three men exited the popular a and a deli in west philadelphia. They approached lynn, words were exchanged and one suspect through a punch then opened fire with a 9millimeter handgun. They just targeted him and gunned him down for no reason. Random act of violence in the city. Gunman fired nine shots from an extended magazine on the gun. When the barrage of gunfire ended, the 49 year old lynn had been shot six times. Police say
Glor good evening, everyone. Scotts off tonight. This is our western edition. Im jeff glor. There are more than 1,700 Veterans Medical Centers across the country. They care for nearly nine million people. Tonight, the secretary of Veterans Affairs says everyone of those centers will be visited and reviewed. Thats after claims up to 40 veterans died waiting for care at a clinic in phoenix. Critics say backlogs are spread across the country, and the v. A. Has been covering up the problem. We begin with wyatt andrews. Reporter troy burmesch is a veteran of iraq and a former v. A. Hospital worker in phoenix. He told cbs affiliate kpho, that thousands of veterans have waited more than a year for care but that hospital superiors have used a system of secret lists to hide those delays. And now because they want to look good for d. C. Or their supervisors or whatever the case may be, now weve lost the lives of 40 veterans because somebody wanted to have a good report. Reporter and its not just