f the recent high school graduate was shot in the head as police say she simply merged into the other lane. tonight the killer is still on the run. the district attorney saying every police officer in three states is looking for him and his truck. >> joining us live in chester county, brandon, police really want to catch this guy. >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, police consider this man armed and dangerous. his officers are passing out this flier which shows the red pickup truck and the driver who shot this 18-year-old girl in the head. the district attorney tom hogan wasted no time looking into the murder investigation, a driver shot and killed bianca roberson. >> her car and the other tried to merge together, not actually hitting. and then she was shot. the man in the red pickup truck shot her directly in the head.

>> reporter: police are looking for the driver of the red truck seen in this photo. >> to that man who fired this shot, turn yourself in now. every second you are out there you are only making this worse for yourself. >> we were all excited for her, she was excited. we were just happy for her. >> reporter: we spoke to bianca's dad earlier today. he held back tears as he talked about his daughters wishes for college. rodney roberson said his daughter was returning from a shopping trip when she was killed. >> i can visualize what happened for my daughter and i know she was scared. >> her personality was one of love, she always wanted to make you smile. >> reporter: her family showed us the poster she made for her soon to be college dorm at jacksonville university. >> it's an angel that will be missed. as hard as it is she is there with her brother. >> reporter: police have a vague

description of the driver, they say he is a white man, medium build, 30 to 40 years old with blonde or light brown hair last seen driving a smaller model chevy pickup truck faded red in color. you also heard the talk about bianca's brother. he died at heart disease at age 22. nbc 10 news. developing now, bracing for a shutdown tonight governor chris christie is telling all state agencies to brace for a government shutdown. that will happen if lawmakers can't pass the state budget before midnight tomorrow. and a shutdown could cause big problems for your fourth of july holiday. we'll explain how coming up in about ten minutes. tonight, ex philadelphia district attorney seth williams is sleeping in a jail, taking a break in his corruption trial. he admitted to one count

accepting a bribe and now faces up to five years in prison. under his plea deal, williams immediately resigned from the district attorney's office and with the change, there could be more coming sooner. >> well, guys, the board of judges will decide when to accept applications for interim district attorney and then they can make a pick. the voters get their own chances in november. bottom line, the change was rocked by scandal at the top. >> reporter: seth williams smiled outside federal court. it will serve as the last time cameras captured him as the sitting district attorney. his resignation letter signed as he pled guilty mid-trial admitting he took illegal gifts in shexchange for political favors. >> great victory, in the battle against corrupt conduct. >> reporter: tonight, the city's mayor and the prosecutors say they're moving on to a new chapter. >> we all understand the fact

that we need to move on and that is just the next step. >> reporter: the major party contenders for the election promise change, gop nominee beth grossman said she would accept new standards for everybody. >> that means accept no gifts, follow the law fairly and justly. >> reporter: the spokesperson said reform is what they have always been about. >> larry is running about the criminal justice reform, and sweeping broad transformation. >> reporter: as for williams, his lawyers say his decision came late at night, regarding the impact to his children. >> how upset he was, the drama immigrant turning point in his life. >> reporter: the judge decided he should spend the months ahead of his sentencing in jail, a day that began for the city's top law enforcement officer and ended as an inmate in a cell. >> and williams' legal team did not think the former d.a. was a flight risk, saying he only had

a couple hundred dollars in his bank account. they may have the judge to reconsider his custody, and consider only that the plea brought a devastating financial blow with the loss of a 20-year pension. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. and what should williams expect now in prison? >> now we learned about the life behind bars. >> reporter: what can seth expect tonight? >> he can expect a lot of bad dreams. >> reporter: former city council rick mariano knows all about prison, facing corruption charges similar to what williams pled guilty to. the jury convicted him in 2006. he did five years behind bars. now mariano gives us a look at what seth will face in the days ahead. >> he will be locked up there for 24 hours. they will let him out one hour to go out into the dog cage, about 25 yards long, walk back

and forth. >> reporter: mariano said convicted public officials are some of the most frowned on by guards and public officials. >> he was a big shot out there. now he is right there with the pedophiles. >> and earlier today we spoke with some of the jurors in the s set -- seth williams case and asked which way they were leaning, you can hear their answers on the nbc 10 app. and today now the holiday kickoff as everybody gets ready to celebrate america's birthday. which means the rush to the beach is on, a live look at beach avenue where the crowds will pack in by tomorrow. and back here in philadelphia, the ferris wheel is up and running, and others will be at the cross landing. and the ben franklin parkway, the stage at the wawa

festival, the conditions heating up for the festival. >> conditions are heating up, you have that right, looking at temperatures much warmer than that as we head into the weekend ahead. right now doppler radar scanning the sky with things quiet here. severe storms in the western part of the state, seeing possible severe weather coming here as early as saturday so put that in the back of your mind, we'll look at what is going on for the weekend ahead. again, we could see gusty winds and strong storms on saturday, 80s there, on sunday, even warmer conditions and by the time we get to the fourth, well it could be even hotter than this. if you're going to the beach tomorrow one other thing we have a monitderate risk for rip currs out there, more on that with the full forecast in just moments. a rude awakening for drivers in pleasantville, we saw this video from a home security

system. you can see a car entering from the left and smash into three parked cars, the driver left the scene, police say there were no signs of impairment. a veteran who survived overseas several times, lost his life after he stepped in to stop a robbery. howard white was gunned down outside a bar, the suspect is shown being thrown out of the bar, white was not far behind apparently trying to calm things down. but when the two got outside, the man shot and killed the 47-year-old and ran away. >> to have him die like that -- >> he died a hero, he served his country, you can see he died up until the day he went to heaven. >> reporter: the suspect then broke into a nearby house, the people living there stopped him until the police arrived. today the republican-led house passed two bills that would crack down on illegal

immigration, a bill proposed by trump, a bill called kate's law with harder sentences for people who enter the u.s. illegally. and would strike down dollars sent to cities like sanctuary cities. the president says he hopes the senate will follow suit. a scaled back version of president trump's travel ban now is in effect. the new rules temporarily stop people from six mainly muslim countries from getting a visa to the united states unless they have close family collections or verifiable business ties. the order doesn't block anybody with a valid visa from entering the country. in the meantime, there is sharp criticism from both sides after trump blasted the host of nbc's morning joe. early this morning the president said the tweets, i heard poorly rated joe speaks badly of me,

don't watch any more, then crazy mika, along with psycho joe, came -- to mar-a-lago -- >> that really saddens me, because it is so underneath the dignity of the president of the united states to engage in such behavior. >> tweets like this are inconsistent with the greatness of the country and the office. >> white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders said the president was defending himself against continuing personal attacks from the liberal media. well, the cover of tomorrow's new york daily news labels it humiliation, showing the bald eagle, hanging its head. the caption, trump's new low, faceless, sexless ad. and granting 27 permits today, they have six months to

become operational. here is the breakdown of the like, three in philadelphia, two in montgomery county, and one each in burkes, chester and delaware counties. in the lehigh county, there is one in northhampton, just tap the nbc 10 app for the process to get them open. how a budget war in new jersey could wreck your independence day plans. plus, officers risk their lives to save somebody else's. on the south jersey bridge, their heroism caught on camera. and a daughter serving in the navy makes her dad one happy guy tonight. we're bringing you the happy reunion. and a look at some of the free events happening tomorrow as part of the wawa welcome america celebration.

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jersey could hurt your independence day plans. >> lawmakers have a day to close the budget, if not it could close for the fourth of july weekend. >> inside the budget gridlock tonight. >> reporter: fireworks in the sky on hold. after fireworks on the assembly floor trend, following a failed vote on the state budget this afternoon. tonight the governor sent out this letter structuring state agencies to prepare for a government shutdown. the first time since 2006 under then governor corzine, which lasted more than a week. >> it's something so silly, but somehow it ripple effects down on our families and communities. >> reporter: she and her family enjoy the park in burlington county. she and her husband say the budget problem is sad. >> that is not a good thing. >> reporter: on the trail, we ran into this person who planned

to hike there this weekend. >> i was so excited about doing that in that place, if it closes, i feel so bad for that. >> reporter: governor christie says he will not sign the budget if it's passed unless it includes his proposal to overhaul the state's headline insurer. christie is atodds. >> if it closes, it closes. i tell you the truth, i think what will happen is the government will close. the state parks are part of government. >> reporter: the next vote could happen at 1 p.m. all the earliest tomorrow. in burlington county, keith johnson. three new jersey state troopers are being called heroes after they pulled a suicidal man from an overpass this week, on the north south freeway, you can see the troopers struggling with

the man, they pulled him off the ledge when he momentarily became distracted. a surprise celebration tonight in south jersey. >> nbc 10 was there, a sailor reunited with her family after months at sea. she surprised her dad, joseph, at the battle field national park. the first class petty officer just returned from the south china sea where she served on the vinson. they returned after the test on ballistic missiles. and getting under way across the region. dozens turned out to strut their stuff outside the mummers museum in south philly. five members of quaker city, the string band to come first place at this year's mummer's parade. inside people had a chance to go forth and learn all there is about the mummers.

pico hosted the event, families got a chance to tour the museum and more than 100 kids were given books courtesy of books and homes usa. and others turning out for the culture on tap. guests sam pled beers from the garden. and come out from now until july 4th to sample the event. and during this year's festivities, we have nbc 10's super of fun giveaway. our way of saying thank you. you have a chance to win one of these prizes right here on your screen. a three-night getaway from apple vacations, wawa coffee for a year, a patio fence, and tipping off to america's got talent, and a pair of two-day passes from live nation to budweiser made in america. several ways to enter, log onto

nbc.com, or download our app and get bonuses by liking our page, follow us on twitter or sharing this giveaway on twitter. we'll announce the winner live, you can watch live here on nbc 10 this tuesday night starting at 7:00. all right, let's take a live look at the ben franklin parkway where that stage is just about ready. our meteorologist tracking the weather. >> it's improving, i think we'll be a little bit happier than we were 24 hours ago and as we go forward in time, i'm hopes that we'll see a nice dry forth. but y -- fourth. we should be at 86, so we exceeded our normal values by the wind gusts at 27 miles an hour, sunset at 8:33, a moment earlier than yesterday. at 7:30, already 83 degrees with sunshine by the time you hit

11:00 a.m. you will be up to 81 by 11:00, even in the lehigh valley, 70 degrees at 7:00 a.m. waking up heading to 82 by 11:00. 72 in delaware, 73 in new jersey, and 72 on the jersey shore, another nice day out there but a much more humid day and even a few degrees warmer. something else you will see tomorrow, a moderate risk from the rip currents along all the new jersey beaches. you know what, this is sort of a dangerous situation. we have a blog on our website, check with beach officials and don't go swimming by yourself, always have a partner and check the water where you're going to be swimming. all right, let's look at doppler radar, nothing, everything is quiet out there. well, at least here, but certainly not quiet in the western part of the state. we have strong storms, they were severe, not long ago we were actually looking at warnings towards the pittsburgh area,

mainly for hail and wind with very gusty winds there and tree damage has been reported in that area. a lot of activity to the west, just as it was last night. we'll watch all of the little waves coming in our direction, we'll start to see the storm risk increase by the time we get into saturday here. so as we watch the west winds keeping us mild tomorrow, look we make it up to 91 degrees, with the weirain off to the northwest. not so much on saturday. we could see isolated showers on monday, look at what happens by the time we get into the evening, oh, man, we see strong storms possibly severe storms crossing the area, then it's out of here on sunday, the good news is we dry out and it looks very nice. here is what we're looking at for wawa welcome america. look at that, fantastic weather looking dry, the ten-day on ten coming up at the ends of the news. we'll be right back. "feeling alright" plays ]

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imagine seeing several sharks in shallow water when you're on vacation at the beach. that is exactly what these people witnessed in the florida panhandle this week. you can see the fins and tails from three sharks. witnesses say a total of about seven sharks were in the ankle deal deep water. luckily nobody was hurt. >> why aren't they running in the other direction? >> exactly? >> what's up with that, amy? >> they're literally running towards them. you would not seen me at all. there would be no video footage at all. i would have just told you about it later. >> all right, thank you so much, jim and jacqueline, no sharks to talk about, but we'll talk about the fliers and their loss in the search for help. this close to seeing markelle fultz playing. we'll hear from fultz on his first full day as a pro on the court next. it's time that we bring addiction out of the darkness

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. this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. hello, i'm amy fadool from csn, the sixers began the mini camp to prepare for the league which starts monday in salt lake city. markelle fultz, the star attraction expected to play in the summer league approaching this mini camp as a learning experience. >> it was great, really, i haven't played 5 on 5 basketball forever so just to get up and down and be here in the organization it felt good. >> how much do you look forward to the summer league, and what do you hope to get out of it? >> i'm looking forward to it just to get a feel for the game and the nba called and everything like that. >> so you are shooting down there with the current players, what do you get out of spending time with them this summer som?

>> like i say, the chemistry, the goal is to work out and improve. >> what you talk about the coach, what are some of the goals? >> just do what i do, have fun get a fit for all the players and get comfortable. >> the two at the mini camp active on social media taking shots at lavar ball, of course the father of lonso ball, and lavar, after he is expected to do, fires back. >> when you don't win and stay on the court long that is the only thing you can do is tweet, they say guys don't play the game, they always hurt, bottom of the totem pole, so guess what? get your [ bleep ] off the tweeter and get in the gym.

>> it's not called tweeter. and not returning to the fliers, but the team did resign jordan wheel to a two-year deal. in other news, they will represent the phillys in the features game coming all-star weekend on july 9th in miami, that is it for sports. i'm amy fadool. we'll be right back after this. what if there was a paint... ...where each drop was formulated to be smarter...

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yeah, these players were pumped for tonight's high school football all-star game. legendary eagles harold car michael. the game is a fundraiser for people who suffered spinal injuries, so as we said, good cause and great night. >> and the weather was good today, but it will change, tomorrow, steamy. 92, and we could see strong storms late in the day, 90 on sunday, 92, fourth of july looking dry at 90 degrees. thank you for joining us. >> have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- alex rodriguez, nick kroll, musical guest haim,