>> happy friday. fryaay cam. >> you work the weekend. >> that's okay, too, i celebrate two friday's. >> and we're celebrating you're here, looking outside, looking really good a lot of construction, i got some stuff coming on the burlington bristol bridge. >> looks like the weather will cooperate, yet for another spotty shower or thunderstorm, it is one of those pop up varieties that fires up later today. for now though it is all clear. probably waking up to very comfortable feel. specially you crack the window open, as you went to bed last night, very tranquil night, unfolded, there the winds really ease dollars up, we are going to see little disturbance drop in from the north here today. that's where any wet weather will come from. even then, a loft you may actually end up with the one drop of rain throughout the day. i'll explain. for now let me get you out the door, comfortable again, mid 50's, 55, lancaster to up allentown, little chillier going into mount pocono at 41 degrees there, so, layer up that way. meanwhile, here in fen philadelphia at the airport currently at 63 degrees, some of the outlying suburbs, yes, nice clear sky will do. >> this look at this, 48 quakertown at this hour. we do expect that we will rebound very easily yet again today. with more sunshine, the breeze picking up once more, but shower or thunderstorm will also fire up at some point. track the timing that far just a little later on, meisha. >> great to know, thanks so much, katie. looking outside, yes, nice dry roadways, to start our beautiful friday off. little dark out there, still early. closed for the construction, by the way, on the vine, moving in the westbound-eastbound direction, waiting for this to epp up. keep in mind it will be closed next week monday through thursday as well for those every you who take the vine, but just factor in your early commute, that's next week, monday through thursday as we saw this week, as well. burlington bristol bridge, overnight construction on the bridge, news since cleared, all thumbs up when it comes to construction crews. that will being said, it was also going up and now it is back down. so the burlington bristol bridge looking great. construction on the blue route, still out there northbound, norristown, mid-county, left lane compromised. difficult to see but see the cones on the road, see the tape. we'll let you know as soon as it clears, construction crews still out there. talking downed wires from earlier accident in delaware county when we come back in the next ten minutes, rahel, back over to you. >> see you then, thank youment philadelphia city councilman david oh, on the mend after terrifying attack near his home. >> investigators looking for clues say they want to talk to two men who might be holding onto key piece of evidence. anita oh, live at police headquarters with more on that, good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan, rahel. investigators want to talk to those two men who reportedly filmed some of this incident, they say these two men are not in trouble but they do want to see that video in case it may help identify the suspect. meantime councilman david oh, is luckily out of surgery, he's now recovering at home with family, but it was a scary ordeal on wednesday night. take a look at the video from the scene on wednesday night. on the 5800 block of thomas avenue, this is right outside of the councilman's kingsessing home. and that's where police say an african-american man in his 20's, approached the councilman as he was unloading his car after a long day of work. the suspect then mumbled something to the councilman, announced it was a robbery and then stabbed oh. but the councilman said the attack did not ends there. >> he was lunging and swinging and basically saying i want everything, everything, give me everything, and at one point he lunged and swung, you know, a my face, and my neck, and i had to elevate my hands in defense, and i got cut on my forearm. >> and police are now combing through surveillance video hoping to get a picture of that suspect. meantime, if you have any information, you're asked to call police. coming up at 5:00 i'll tell you about the effort that council members are now take to go prevent this kind of violence. for now live at police headquarters, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> anita, thank you. new this morning, a person is dead after being hit by a septa train along the market frankford "el." happened at the fourth underneath market street, just before 11:00 p.m. trains had to bypass 34th street station as authorities responded to the scene. investigators are still trying to figure out a cause. >> and happening today, delaware governor john cash siree least ago preliminary report on the deadly state prison take over. on february 1st, inmates at the james vaughn correctional center in smyrna took three counselors hostage. the 18 hour stand-off ended when swat teams forcing their way into the building. >> penn state's board of trustees is holds ago public meeting today to discuss greek life on campus. following a fraternity death in february. timothy piazza died after falling down the steps following a night of drinking at the beta theta pi fraternity house. eighteen fraternity members are now facing charges in piazza's death. fraternity was shut down permanently, today's meet something expected to redefine the presence of greek life on campus. former penn state president gram spaniard scheduled for sentencing in connection with the jerry sandusky scan dared. they want him to go to jail for his conviction in the child sex abuse in 2001 by the former assistant football coach. spaniard's attorney said he's suffering from prostate cancer. >> cosby trial, final ruling on what evidence can be used during the trial, trial scheduled to start monday day. the 78 year old comedian accused of drugging and sexually assaulting former temple university employee in 2004. the white house taking it push for a travel ban to the nation's highest court. over night the justice department asked the supreme court to allow trump's travel ban to go into effect it, blocks foreign nations from six muslim majority countries from entering the. sn march they say the ban likely violates the don tuesday, and just last month, the fourth circuit court of appeals agreed. white house contends its ban would make the us safer. >> in the meantime president trump is standing by his decision to pull the us out of the paris climate agreement. the president announced the withdraw from the accord yesterday afternoon, he claimed the agreement gave other countries a financial advantage over the united state. mr. trump says he's open to re negotiation, but world leaders in france, germany, italy, who support the 2015 agreement, say that's not an option, the president's decision was met with mixed reaction. >> all the voices were heard and the president made very informed and meaningful decision. >> we all share sense of responsibility, make our planet greater gain. >> now, president trump says the pollution reduction deal hurts american workers it, will take four years for the united states to officially withdraw from the accord. >> former fbi director james comey will testify in the investigation into russia's interference in last year's election, he'll appear before the senate intelligence committee next thursday. comey is expected to discuss memos he wrote about meetings with president trump. that includes one in which comey says the president asked him to drop his investigation of former national security advisor, michael flynn. >> and developing now it, appears robbery not terrorism was behind deadly attack at a casino in the philippines. the man with a rifle stormed the resort world casino in manila, setting fire at a gambling table. thirty-six people died from smoke inhalation, another man suffered fatal heart attack after the evacuation. the suspect also shot a guard, he survived, more than zero seven other people suffered mostly minor injuries after a stampede. the gunman left with a bag of casino chips, but police later found him on the casino's sixth floor after apparent suicide. >> new jersey governor christie has signed executive order focused on strengthening cyber security in the garden state. >> if any of you in this room have gone through the nightmare of identity theft, and i have, it is ugly. and so we need to do everything we can to make sure that we don't crib to that possibility for anyone of our citizens. >> the order directs the state's chief technology officer to deliver more secure id services across the executive branch. the governor says the action will make the digital domain better than ever before. >> officers at the philadelphia parking authority are undergoing counter terrorism training. philadelphia police department counter terrorism operations aoun sit conducting training sessions with parking enforcement officers. once they finish their training, the ppa officers should be able to spot suspicious activity. >> we have officers who are walking the street each and every day, there are numb russ walking beats, those couple of hundred people offer additional set of eyes and ears. >> the program still in the beginning stages. by the time it is complete, more than 200 parking enforcement officers will be trained. >> former sixers player, maurice cheeks, released from the hospital after suffering what's described as medical issue on a flight to philadelphia. at this point there is still no word on the nature of cheeks' medical problem. the 60 year old spent 11 seasons with the sixers and coached the team from 2005 to 2008. cheeks is now assistant coach for the oklahoma city thunder. >> well, there is much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," riding -- right ago wrong. remains discovered in old city. archeologists present the problem they had with the dig. >> the clean up job over 500 feet in the air. the surprise crews found while restoring the william penn statue on top of city hall. we're back in two minute. ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. before furry hugs, become first loves. come to the only place, that makes little hearts race. buy early and save up to $20, plus get a free second visit! only at sesameplace.com sesame place >> waiting to be analyzed and reburied, now, archeologist frost across the region are working to prevent problems in the future. when the cemetery was discovered earlier this year, expert say certain organizations didn't assist with the dig. kimberly, more ann, forensics, oversaw, and said she jumped into help. >> basically box every bones. it didn't seem like it would be the huge project it turned into. >> loved the fact they have five-point plan to move forwards. i'm just really hoping we can implement it. >> the archeologists say they have better idea of what to do if another cemetery were to be discovered. >> the restoration of the william penn state ooh high above philadelphia city hall is well underway. "eyewitness news" got a rare close up look at the clean up job, every ten years the city hires contractors to clean the statue from shoe to brim. they used a lays tow clean the many pit and crevices, then they heat and wax the copper surface. william penn state ooh has been watching over the city he founded since 1892. >> corrision gets inside of those tiny pit t gets in, there and social security sell rated psych. >> i important for us to do our best to care for these. >> and inside william penn's hat are signature of the men and women who have work on the statue over the years, one of them, little hard to see there, but not so hard, date back to 1899, the restoration project will be complete in a few weeks. >> that's pretty cool. time now 4:44. looks like they had a great day to do that cleaning out there yesterday. >> you see the clouds in the back there, little bit after breeze. you saw the woman's hair blowing. she had her fiancee fan we like to call it, i would definitely suggest if anybody's looking for really good chuckle at joe holden's expense, our joe holden is the one that covered that story, there is some amazing pictures of him working on that story on social media. yes, so it is worth a little search for that. and follow him while you're there, follow all of us, we would love to hear from you. high pressure has built in place, very quiet looking day generally speaking. the problem is this: there is little disturbance going to be dropping in from the north. you can barely make it out right now, off across the great lakes region, there eventually be some showers, some thunderstorms pop up. take you to high noon. still clear as a bell, barely cloud out there. little breezy at this point granted but still real nice looking day. until we get into, say, mid to late afternoon. that's when these pop ups will become more visible, and you know it will be again very scattered in nature, but where you have some of the showers or thunderstorms, they could briefly douse you. so if you hear thunder, head inside of course, but also, don't be shock if you run into one of these showers or storms along the way it, could impact some of you for the typical evening rush. and leading in toward early evening, but by the time 9:00 rolls around, the sun, the light of day, pretty much dropping completely over the horizon, we are going to end up with clearing sky for you. so looks like another nice night. meantime high is still nice and summer like, up to 81 degrees, more sun than anything, so that will drop down to 59 degrees. looking ahead, saturday not bad at all. may be a shower to the north, looks like generally sunny pleasant day. sunday though that's when the shower and thunderstorm likely return, especially second half of the day, leading into monday, from the next storm system moving in from the west. >> loving that saturday, thanks, katie. good morning, everyone, well we made it, happy friday to you. we are being looking outside to the vine. closed overnight for the construction, looks like we were hopefully just maybe starting to open. maybe even westbound, maybe westbound side, eastbound side usually follows shortly after, see what happens. also closed next week, monday through thursday, as women. in fact, factor that into your plans for next week. quick peak at the construction blue route northbound, that left lane was blocked. it might be yes, there we go, cones still there, so crews are still out there right now. and just a heads up, these are downed wires from earlier accident here in delaware county upper providence township, route 252 closed lakeview drive and route one media bypass. alternates route 320, providence road, your best bet around there. and they were talking about this up at the desk, jan, rahel, market frankford line it says police activity. person was struck by a train last night around 10:50, we want to update this, service at 34th station will resume service at 5:00 a.m. just make sure as a precaution to check your schedules on line just because we do have some more going on. talk more about this coming up in the next ten minute. rahel, back over to you. >> see you then, meisha, thank you. still ahead on "eyewitness news," how chasing lunch habit are taking a bite out of the restaurant industry. >> and grin and bear it, rahel. which suburb spotted it one roaming around the neighborhood? the answer when "eyewitness news" continues. >> welcome back, 4:49. time for check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> so it is jobs day on wall street. what's wall street expecting for the jobs report? >> the labor department release that is jobs report for may this morning, before the opening bell. economists are expecting about 176,000 new jobs were created, the unemployment rate 4.4%. that's a decade low n separate report yesterday payroll processor adp said the private sector added 253,000 jobs in may, which is a lot more than expected and point to strong job growth. again, that report comes out before the open today. so definitely will impact the market. >> good news indeed. jill, no surprise here. fewer people are taking their hour-long lunch break. that's actually hurting the restaurant industry. >> yes. lunch hour could be going away of fast machines and vhs tames. the group says americans made 433 million fewer trips to restaurant at lunchtime last year. that is taking a $3.2 billion bite out of business at restaurant t comes as more workers are eating lunch at their desk. i'm not surprised by. >> this i can't even remember the last time, i don't think i've her an hour long lunch break. have you guys? >> i don't know what a lunch break is. >> absolutely not. >> what's that? >> i will say, i tends to stay at my desk, too, between the morning show and the noon show, and i always regret it because when you go out, you get a nice walk, fresh air, it helps clear your minds. >> yes. >> maybe we should get back into it. >> let's get this started again. thank you, see you in the next hour. >> i'm in! >> all right, back here at home, bucks county community is confirming bear siting. >> yes, check it out. here are some pictures from the doylestown borough facebook page, police say, someone last spotted it bear near route 202 in east swamp road yesterday morning. there are no report of any injuries or property damage. if you see the bear, do not go near it, call the pennsylvania game commission. >> scary. i'm running back inside. >> i wouldn't go near it. >> no, no, i'm picking up the phone. still ahead after the break, another check of traffic. >> let's do it. katie, we have the roots picnic saturday, a lot of people going to that, what do you think about this weekend? >> i'm thinking looking overall good for half of it. new storm system we have to be tracking though through the course of the weekends. i'll let you know the best window of opportunity to enjoy those outdoor plans, also have your "shorecast," that's after bmilk and fresh cream,a. and only sustainably farmed vanilla. what is this? a vanilla bean? mmm! breyers the good vanilla. we use non-gmo sourced ingredients in some of america's favorite flavors. mmm! we care about sourcing 100% of our oils responsibly. and we care about incredible taste. because at hellmann's, we're on the side of food. >> happy friday. you might be jumping out of your chair when you see this. beautiful beginning as well down the shore here, and clearly the sun's not up yet, but a half hour from now, we will see a stellar sunrise, this is a live view for you here in ocean city where you have couple of patchy clouds, pretty colors, light of day starting to show, and this looks like it will be a great beach day. all-in-all. stay tuned i'll have the long weekend "shorecast" for you in a second. storm scan3, nice and quiet right now, later today may not look so innocent, there will likely be a shower or thunderstorm that pops up in a couple of spots here toward evening, as early as mid to late afternoon, say 3:00, 4:00 . then tomorrow looks pretty good. couple of extra clouds, this is at the shore specifically, by sunday, very late in the day, you'll start to see a couple of showers work their way toward you if you are going to linger for that long weekends, maybe even hang out until monday morning. why not? but do keep in mind that storm system lingers as well into monday possibly even tuesday. for now, you know, that sometimes looks worse than it is, showers or thunderstorms are stickily pop up variety, some don't see it at all, more than anything sunshine. but always keep your ears perk for under this they are time of year. >> good to know. we'll take the sunshine, katie, just going to bag it and run with it. good morning, happy friday indeed. so looking at the vine right now, nice dry roadways to begin our day. that's great. we did have overnight construction, clearing now, westbound side is open, eastbound ramp from the schuylkill is still closed might be opening right now, will just heads up be closed next week for this overnight construction monday through thursday, so factor that into your plans, quick peak, 59 at cottman, if we don't get to see interstate southbound looking like this on 59 very often, looking great at this early hour friday. hopefully we can keep you at those leafs as long as possible. downed wires from an earlier accident, upper providence township, route 252 is closed still between lakeview and route one media bypass. your alternate route 320 or providence road probably your best bet. in the world of mass transit, just a heads up, market frankford line because of earlier accident, a person was struck by train around 10:50 last night. just give you heads up, service at 34th street station will resume normal service at 5:00 a.m. make sure to check the schedules on line, jan, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. if you are headed out the door stay updated when katie's forecast on our sister station "kyw news radio" 106o also, one local congressman is sounding off on president trump's departure from the paris agreement. pennsylvania lawmakers work on balancing a budget, philadelphia film industry calling for help, and a little known wine festival in salem county spreads the word about the arts. check in two, three, four times a day on "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. here is your dose of cute for the morning, right? the "eyewitness news" family is adding a new member. >> yes, it is a girl for meteorologist, kate bilo. how beautiful. she was born wednesday, weighing 8 pounds, 6 ounces and 20 inches long. look at kate, toter mold and daughter doing great. big congratulations to mom, dad, and has two big brother. >> talk about gerber babe. >> i so cute. excited to have kate back when all bonded with baby. so great. >> still ahead in the next hour, right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," we have just received a bran new look at the gunman in the deadly casino attack in the philippines. we'll show you. >> also ahead, authority in florida are releasing more surveillance video of tiger woods. this time see his behavior as they try to breath lies the pro-golfer. >> how do you spell winner? we'll tell you the word that won the national spelling bee. back at the top of the hour. >> we are in for a fantastic friday, sunny, breezy, temperatures staying warm through the weekends. but, katie is tracking our next best chance for rain. philadelphia city councilman david oh, continues to recover from being stabbed. we're learning his attack was recorded. we'll hear from him, coming up in a live report. >> patrons, employees, our true family. >> and developing this morning, the death toll is rising in a deadly attack at a hotel and casino if the philippines. we'll show you the image after gunman, just released. today is friday, june 2nd, good morning,