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2017 marked the world’s most miserable year, study finds
A new Gallup survey looked at the emotional lives of more than 154,000 people around the world and found that people are unhappier than they’ve been in recent years. The poll measured a ‘Negative Experience Index’, which is described as an average of people’s self-reported levels of daily stress, pain, sadness and anger. Researchers found is that this index is at its highest levels since the poll started 10 years ago.
Extreme Heat: ‘Feels Like’ Temps In The 100s By The Weekend
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Fill up your water bottles and set the A/C, the season’s first heat wave commences on Friday. Expect an extended stretch of extreme heat with high temperatures in 90s likely into midweek next week as a strong upper-level ridge sets up shop over the East Coast. The hottest conditions will impact the area this weekend with highs in the mid to upper 90s. This in combination with oppressive humidity will force ‘feels like’ values into the triple digits.
AFL-CIO, Kenney Decry Supreme Court Ruling On Union Dues
Greg Argos reports.
Mobile Weather Watcher: Red, White & Blue Beer-BQ At The Piazza On Friday
Chelsea Ingram reports.
Proposed Farm Bill Has Some Locals Concerned About Future Of Food Stamps
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A proposed Farm Bill is making its way through Congress and some residents in our area are concerned about what that could mean for the future of food stamps. County officials say food stamps are critical for more than 55,000 residents living in Montgomery County. Danielle Gadsden works part-time at a nonprofit called the Pottstown Cluster of Religious Communities.
Authorities Arrest Mechanic James Dahlen Jr. Who Allegedly Stole Banner Plane
CAPE MAY, N.J. (CBS) — Authorities say the employee who allegedly took a banner plane on a wild and unauthorized ride was arrested on Wednesday. Authorities have identified the man as James Dahlen Jr., a mechanic at Paramount Air Services. They say Dahlen contacted the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office and made arrangements to turn himself in to authorities. Dahlen faces a charge of fourth-degree criminal trespass. He could have additional charges, according to officials.
Police Close To Making An Arrest In Deadly Hit & Run Case
Natasha Brown reports.
Philadelphia School For Circus Arts Holds Two-Week Summer Camp In Mount Airy
MOUNT AIRY, Pa. (CBS) — Summer camp is going on right now in Mount Airy but with a circus twist. ‘Camp No Worries’ In New Jersey Helps Children Battling Cancer Enjoy Summer Philadelphia School For Circus Arts has some trapeze, tight rope and tricks in its summer camp for kids looking to learn some fun stuff over the summer. This is the first full week of the Circus Summer Camp at the brand new Circus Campus.
Wanted: Police Looking For Gunman Who Punched A Female Cashier During An Attempted Robbery At Family Dollar
Ukee Washington reports.
Ocean Resort Casino In Atlantic City Set To Open Thursday
Ukee Washington reports.
Justice Anthony Kennedy Retiring; Donald Trump Gets 2nd Supreme Court Pick
WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy say Wednesday he is retiring, giving President Donald Trump the chance to cement conservative control of the high court. The 81-year-old Kennedy said he is stepping down after more than 30 years on the court. A Republican appointee, he has held the key vote on such high-profile issues as abortion, affirmative action, gay rights, guns, campaign finance and voting rights.
Where Does Eagles Nation Rank Among Entire NFL Fan Base?
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The Philadelphia Eagles have very passionate fans but where exactly do the Birds supporters rank among the whole NFL? A recent study finds that the Eagles have the third best fan base in the entire league. Placing top-3 is not bad at all but when you consider the teams that rank above them, the study’s findings might prove a bit tough to swallow for Birds fans.
Hard Rock, Ocean Resort Casino Open A Day Early In Atlantic City
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Atlantic City’s newest casinos threw open their doors to gamblers Wednesday — a day earlier than scheduled. The previously shuttered Hard Rock and the Ocean Resort Casino were supposed to open Thursday, but both received permission Wednesday afternoon from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement to begin full operations, and both immediately started letting gamblers inside.
Best Ways To Celebrate 4th of July In Philadelphia " CBS Philly
Everyone’s birthday is an incredibly special event. But celebrating the birth of a country? That requires pulling out all the stops. Picnics, parties, and parades! Friends, families, and fireworks! Concerts, carnivals, and commemorations! It’s all part of the plan. There’s so much to do no matter where you live.
Department Of Health Warns Of Sea Lice Outbreak On Florida Beaches
Florida (CBS Local) — Authorities are pestering Floridians and visitors of the state to use caution when going to the beach after the announcement of a sea lice outbreak. Florida’s Department of Health announced that certain beaches in the Pensacola area will feature purple flags in order to alert swimmers about the presence of sea lice. “It’s just one of those you have to deal with when you go into the Gulf of Mexico,” said Pensacola Beach’s director of public safety Dave Greenwood.
CHOP Named Third Best Children’s Hospital In New Report
Follow CBSPHILLY Facebook Twitter PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia drops one spot on the list of the best children’s hospitals in the country. U.S. News and World Report released its rankings on Tuesday. CHOP fell from second to third overall, behind children’s hospitals in Boston and Cincinnati. CHOP is top-ranked in specialties for urology, along with diabetes and endocrinology.
Officials Look To Improve Traffic Near Site Of New Amazon Warehouse Along Route 130
BURLINGTON COUNTY, N.J. (CBS) — Officials say they’re taking steps to improve traffic along the busy section of Rt. 130. The new Amazon fulfillment center is under construction along Route 130, on the border of Burlington City and Burlington Township. The proposed fulfillment center will bring 900 full-time and seasonal jobs, and a whole lot of traffic.
Pilot James Dahlen Jr. Surrenders To Cape May County Authorities After Alleged Stolen Plane Flight
Natasha Brown reports.
Police: Driver That Struck 4-Year-Old Boy Not Expected To Face Charges
Natasha Brown reports.
Undercover Legal Battle Brewing Over Damning Grand Jury Report Into Clergy Sex Abuse In Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) —An undercover legal battle is brewing over what is reportedly a very eye-opening grand jury report about clergy sex abuse in the state of Pennsylvania. Authorities: Pilot James Dahlen Jr. Turns Self In For Allegedly Stealing Banner Plane Derailed, at least for now, an 800-plus page report investigating decades of priest sex abuse across Pennsylvania remains barred from release by the state supreme court. The reasons why have legal experts troubled.
AFL-CIO, Kenney Decry Supreme Court Ruling On Union Fees
PHILADELPHIA (CBS/AP) — Mayor Jim Kenney, other elected officials and the Philadelphia chapter of AFL-CIO held a rally in the city on Wednesday afternoon following the Supreme Court’s ruling against unions. The Supreme Court says government workers can’t be forced to contribute to labor unions that represent them in collective bargaining, dealing a serious financial blow to organized labor.
Here Are Your Chances Of Seeing The Strawberry Moon And Saturn Tonight
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – The last few days have been close to picture perfect across the region with the sun shining and lower humidity. Changes are on the way though, with the chance for showers Wednesday night into Thursday. After the system moves out, we heat up for the weekend and the beginning of next week with temperatures in the mid 90’s and humidity on the rise. Before the heat begins we will wait for the showers to move out and the clouds to go with them.
Planters Cheez Balls And Cheez Curls Are Back For A Limited Time
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Due to popular demand, Planters Cheez Balls and Cheez Curls are making a comeback after 12 years. The beloved ‘90s snacks will be hitting store shelves on July 1 for a limited time. “You asked; we answered. Cheez Balls are back and just as amazing as you remember them. Get the one-of-a-kind delicious, orange cheezy taste while it lasts, because these will only be around for a limited-time,” said Planters.
Police: Camden Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Girl Worked At YMCA, Area Schools
Alex Hoff reports.
Wednesday Evening Weather Forecast: Cloudy With Scattered Thunderstorms; Mild & Muggy; Low 71
Kate Bilo reports.
Former Phillie Jayson Werth Announces Retirement
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Jayson Werth told Fancred Sports on Wednesday that he is calling it a career after more than a decade of playing in the MLB. During his MLB career, Werth slammed 229 home runs and 799 RBI in 1,583 games as helped the Phillies win the World Series in 2008. The bearded outfielder made his retirement announcement as he was on the seven-day disabled list of the Triple-A club Tacoma Rainiers.
Doctors Using Polio Virus To Treat Cancer
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Doctors are using the most unlikely weapon to fight cancer: the polio virus. A modified version of the polio virus is now an immune system therapy, which is effective in treating deadly brain tumors. Doctors conducting a study of 61 patients say the survival rate increased to 21 percent with the treatment, from just four percent with standard care. The study by Duke University and the National Cancer Institute was recently published by the New England Journal of Medicine.
Justice Anthony Kennedy Retiring; Donald Trump Gets 2nd Supreme Court Pick
David Spunt reports.
PennDOT Making Millions Of Dollars A Year Selling Drivers' Data
Matt Petrillo reports.
World’s safest country to visit in 2018 revealed by Gallup survey " CBS Philly
PHILADELPHIA (CNN) — Sun, sea and sand are all great things to consider when planning a trip, but so is staying out of trouble. Which is why a newly published survey which rates destinations for their perceived safety might be of interest. The 2018 Global Law and Order report by US researchers Gallup ranks locations across the world based entirely on residents’ own sense of security.
Barbie Adds New STEM Career To Her Resume
Follow CBSPHILLY Facebook Twitter PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Young girls have been playing with Barbies for generations. Now, a new generation of Barbie is inspiring a new generation of girls. Meet the “Barbie robotics engineer” doll. She loves all things STEM, which stands for science, tech, engineering and math. Barbie’s maker Mattel partnered with Oakland non-profit, Black Girls Code. They want to encourage kids, especially girls and minorities, to pursue a career in STEM.
Wawa To Give Away 7-Ton Hoagie At Independence Mall On Thursday
Natasha Brown reports.
$160 Million Settlement Reached In Deadly Food Truck Explosion Case
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Civil lawsuits stemming from a deadly propane tank explosion on a food truck in Philadelphia have ended with a $160 million settlement. Lawyers say it’s the largest pre-trial settlement in Pennsylvania State Court history. Sunday, July 1 marks four years since the explosion. A U-Haul subsidiary and the general manager of one of its Philadelphia stores have been indicted on criminal charges in the matter.
Police: 2 Men Hospitalized After Shooting In Southwest Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Police are investigating a shooting that injured two men in Southwest Philadelphia on Wednesday morning. Police say they responded to the shooting that happened in the 6400 block of Guyer Avenue shortly after 10:20 a.m. A 17-year-old man suffered two gunshot wounds to his left arm and an 18-year-old man suffered two gunshot wounds in the right arm and two in his hand, according to police.
CBS3 Pet Project: Fireworks Can Be Big Problem For Pets
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — It’s the Fourth of July holiday — and that means plenty of fireworks in the days to come. While many Americans enjoy the sights and sounds of fireworks, they can create big problems for your pets. Carol Erickson has the details in this week’s CBS3 Pet Project. WATCH:
Press Releases | Newseum Institute
Annual State of the First Amendment Survey Results Released Today WASHINGTON — Today, the Newseum Institute, in partnership with USA TODAY, released the results of its latest yearly State of the First Amendment survey. The results of this year’s survey show most Americans favor free speech, even over speech that offends, and support religious liberty, even in the face of terrorism.
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