divided the vice presidents votes in the affirmative and the motion is agreed to. >> with vice president mike pence casting the tie breaking vote, the health care plan moves forward. the senate voted on to actually begin debate on the bill. it needed 50 votes. it got 50, which allowed mike pence to cast the vote. one came from john mccain. he receive issed a a standing ovation as he returned to the capitol. there he is in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen. the a arizona republican has been away from washington for surgery after being diagnose d with brab cancer. late last night he annoyanced his decision to return to washington for the vote. and today he offered thanks for all the support he's received. >> i've had so many people say such nice things about me recently that i think some of you must have e me confused with someone else.

i appreciate it, though, every word. even if much of it isn't e deserved. >> considering the outcome, john mccain's yes vote was crucial to reefing the 50 votes needed to have the gop plan move forward. but again, this vote is just the first hurdle. the senate can now move on to debate a variety of options. those options are repeal obamacare now and replace it later. repeal and replace it now or scale down the bill to get conservatives on board. democrats uniformly oppose the effort. >> it will mean people with preexisting conditions will be left high and dry. it will mean huge tax breaks for the wealthiest of americans. it will mean millions will lose their coverage. >> again, despite democratic opposition, the senate has voted to open debate on the republican health care plan. lauren mayk is on capitol hill.

she's getting reaction from senators right now and will have a a live report new at 5:00. which is when i'll see you next. keith jones, nbc 10 news. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a data breach at one of the largest women's health neshl networks in our area. >> thousands of patients personal information compromised. the women's health care group of pennsylvania sent letters to patients about the potential impact files that could have been hacked include the name, social security number, lab tests and other information. we found out how this happened and what people need to know if you think you could be at risk. >> the women's health care group of pennsylvania told us it has no comment on this it data breach. this as we had questions about how this massive data breach involving some sensitive patient information could have happened. on the third floor of this medical office, those running the women's health care group of

pennsylvania have nothing to say. >> there's a level of infuruation. >> after getting this letter from the medical office detailing what was stolen. race, employer, insurance information and physician. >> the women's health care group operates out of hospitals across the area providing health services for women. it notes the information was stolen by hackers as far back as january 2017. but they didn't discover it until may 16th and didn't notify patients until july. >> it concerns me that it took them that long. >> it is highly sensitive information. >> security expert say this is type of information is like gold to identity thieves. >> the medical information stolen can be used for selling to other hacker and criminal

groups. nation states love to get this kind of information because they will use it for future social engineering or exploitation of american citizens. >> the health care group has filed a report with the fbi and is offering families like higgins a year of identity protection. >> somebody who breaches information can sit on information for a year or two years. so maybe access three years from now. we don't know. >> now the women's health care group of pennsylvania says it sent letters to each affected patient, but outside headquarters, we met several patients who didn't know about this security breach. when we asked about it, we were told no comment. nbc 10 first alert weather tracking the chance for a few shower this is afternoon. shouldn't be as much rain as we saw last night. still a a threat for wet weather. storms caused travel trouble for many in our area this morning. and delaware where half a dozen

roads were closed were wider. parts of the road were cut off to traffic and crews cleaned up. the debris. to that hot weather, so many were complaining about, gone. it was noticeably cooler outside. >> meteorologist glenn schwartz is tracking the changing conditions now in your most accurate forecast. >> the clouds sure had a lot to do with it. s that live picture from easton. those are some nasty locking clouds. it looks a lot worse or more dangerous than it really is. we just have a lot of clouds coming down from the north and a bunch of showers. and they are fast moving showers. so you can get rained on, but it's mostly for a few minutes with this kind of weather pattern. you can see them moving generally north to south and they are scattered around the area.

here's the futurecast through the rest of the afternoon and into the evening. we're still seeing the general flow from north to south. a lot of clouds around. and the showers you notice they hang around and will be with us for tomorrow too. you can see the cloudy skies and temperatures well below average for this time of year. that's going to continue into tomorrow. but our big threat is going to be severe storms and heavy rain. we'll tell you when to expect that coming up. we told you about this story as breaking news and this afternoon steven fisher is joining us live from pensacola landing. >> no harness or anything did

they use to get to the top of the bridge here. i want to draw your attention up there now. the cables you see there is what police use to get to the top of that bridge. they also made it dangerous for the officers that had to go up there and get them. the ben franklin bridge to. apprehend two men that thought it would be a good idea. >> i've never seen anything like that in my life. it's crazy. >> when the two men were spotted hundreds of feet atop the bridge, they tried to hide. >> we don't recollect this having happened before. john hanson says this is a serious concern not knowing what the two men had planned. >> two individuals climbing cable and got to the top of the

tower, they were dressed in black and carrying backpacks. >> when officers made it to the top, they arrested the man and brought them doin using a bridge elevator. they were not local. one from new york city and the other from ohio. in the meantime, the backpacks leaving police to believe they put officers in danger just to capture a picture. >> the top of the tower is 200 feet off the deck. the bridge itself is nearly 400 feet off the water. it's extremely dangerous for those individual who is are up there without safety equipment and as far as we know without training. >> and police haven't had to deal with a lot of these types of incidents. they told us it was an unusual call, but fortunately nobody was injured. as for the two men, they face a long list of charges. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. we have new details in the case of anti-police graffiti found. there's a $5,000 reward for

information about who did it. it was found on several pillars at 25th streets last night. police believe the same vandals are responsible for similar messages spray painted on homes in south philadelphia last month. investigators believe juveniles may be involved. president trump is keeping up the pressure on attorney general jeff sessions. >> he writes attorney general jeff sessions has taken a very weak position on hillary clinton crimes. it is the president's latest jab at the attorney general. he's angry he recused himself from the investigation in last year's election. and there are reports that the president has spoken with advisers about firing sessions. paul ryan was asked about those reports today. >> it's up to the president to decide whether his personnel decisions is. any possible fallout that comes from that.

if he has concerns about anyone in the administration, i'm sure he's going to talk to them directly. >> in a tweet monday, president trump referred to the attorney general as beleaguered. he welcomed lebanon's prime minister to the white house today. >> and it's another day of questions for president trump's son-in-law on capitol hill. senior white house adviser met with the house intelligence committee. it comes a day after he spoke with a senate committee. kushner has attracted attention for the meeting with the russian lawyer in trump tower. the meet iing has intensified questions about whether the trump campaign coordinated with the russian government during the election. and president trump's former campaign manager also spoke today with senate investigators about that same meeting. paul manafort attended the meet ing with kushner and dawn timmeney jr. e he led the trump campaign for several months before being forced to e resign in august. a major league wib for those

fighting against a new punch line. the officials stopped all drilling work statewide including on the pipeline in chester. this comes after contamination issues have popped up. that's not the only legal issue stop issing the work. it's been slow going in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood after this water main break today. it busted early this morning. a pair of homes have water damage. about a dozen others were left without water. now a look at a man wanted for attacking a septa police sergeant. it was taken by the body camera right before the attack. the man pushed her to the ground last night in southwest philadelphia. the sergeant hurt her head and back. a new traffic signal system is going up in bear. the system will allow pedestrians to press a button

and cross 273 at georgetown manner apartments. construction starts next month and expected to be finished in mid-october. >> a woman crossing the same street died in a hit-and-run. the 37-year-old of new castle died after she was hit by a nissan ultima. police have still not found the driver. a family paying final respects to two men who drown in a south jersey lake. crews found the body of the 27-year-old last week in chris call lake. they believe foul play was not a part of this. their family is working to send their bodies back to the native mexico. there's more evidence today linking football to brain damage. >> scientists studied the donated brins of deceased

athletes. they found caused by blows to the head. all of the nfl athletes had evidence of the condition. so did more than 90% of college players. school officials are scheduled to e meet to discuss who will run the alternative program. cam l lot education and pathways of delaware are the top two candidates. the vote is set for 6:00 tonight. flames have forced a landmark diner to temporarily close. one of the cooking grills caught fire early this morning inside a

diner. for up to the week. it's an attraction for movie fans for recent years. >> do you want to have dinner at this diner? >> pick me up at 7:30. >> it was prominently featured in "silver linings blabook." a plaque hangs in the booth where they enjoyed a mooel. lawrence took home the a academy award for best. actress for her hole role in that movie. >> tonight two of the biggest names in american tennis history are sitting down to talk about their careers here in our area. they will also talk about their charity. the eagles are back in action today in south philly. >> and this year's turn to show the ropes at training camp. it has been just a whirlwind this past year.

>> and he was being shown the ropes. now carson wentz has taken over ownership of the team. he was about 20 minutes early again. getting out to practice before the entire team. and that really shows how much of a a leader carson wentz is. the other players gravitate to him. and carson was antsy to get to camp. it's underway for the second straight day and it is amazing to see the transformation from last year doing all the job interviews and workouts, getting drafted and just trying to get adjusted to the nfl. third string quarterback last year, now he is the man. >> it's not so much a whirlwind.

i was just chomping at the bit to get back here. know the routine and everything, so it's been a lot better for sure. >> you see how confident carson is. coming up in the 5:00 hour we'll hear from carson about his trip to fargo where he welcomed a lot of receivers. he has some funny stories and he's going to tell how bad they were. and as i send it back to you, i'm hearing rumors from some people that i still talk to there in the office that it one of you is 20 minutes early to work every single day. i will let everyone try to get guess who it is. but that is what i'm hearing. see you at 5:00. >> you are so bad.

>> how well do you know the eagles quarterback? take our quiz on carson wentz right now on the nbc 10 app. >> one bird who wasn't at training camp can was the eagles long snapper because he wowed the hosts of the "today" show. we'll check out his tricks at 4:45. two breaking news stories. an indictment for the allentown mayor. his attorney confirmed that the mayor has been indicted. he does not have any details about what's in the paperwork. he expects that to be released tomorrow morning. they have referenced an ongoing investigation for years and they raided in july of 2015. also the senate voted to move ahead on health care legislation aimed at dismantling

obamacare. senator john mccain returned from arizona where he is battling brain cancer. he returned to cast a a crucial vote. it set up days of debate on rerepealing and replacing president obama's health care law. pack to our first alert weather. keep the rain gear handy. we're tracking the chance for a few showers tonight. let's hope it's not like we saw last night. >> it was really wet last night. let's go over to glenn schwartz for more on that. no way we're going to get downpours like last night. we need a break. the ground is saturated. the rivers are high. and we may get some more trouble before the week is out. not so much tonight and tomorrow. it's cool, cloudy, 77 in philadelphia. hasn't gone any higher than that. many other areas aren't into the mid- 0s. we have clouds all over the place as you saw. and the wind is coming out of the northeast. so it's cool at the shore too.

only 72 in ocean city. 76 in cape may point. and 71 in holgate. that is chilly for this time of the day. now we have that it northeast wind at the coast. northwest wind inland. where are they meeting up? right over the philadelphia area and eastern pennsylvania down through new jersey. where those winds meet up, that's where the showers are most likely. so tonight and tomorrow, we're cool with a few showers. we have strong storms coming thursday night and heavy rain friday and we've got rain even into saturday in our updated forecast. with sunday being a a beautiful day, it looks like a half and half weekend. lock at these temperatures below

normal. sunday will be a sunny day. it's not going to be especially warm. but saturday is looking on the cool side. here's where those showers are lining up. right where those winds are colliding. and then the upper air winds force them to go to the south. so once again, they are pretty. small. they are going to be lasting very long. not going to provide flooding threats anywhere. but you can see once in awhile, there's one from the north. we're going to see more of that as we go through the night tonight and even into tomorrow. there we are into tomorrow morning and we still have a couple showers around. but the clouds are all over the place. again. and more showers popping up tomorrow in the afternoon. again, that's not all that heavy. but as we go into thursday, especially later in the day we have a more impressive weather system coming in. that is going to be bringing

some significant rain. it doesn't give us much through thursday night, but look at this. we get amounts over 2 inches of rain anywhere in the area is going to be flooding. more on the timing of that rain coming up. >> back at the beach, more free music subpoena. >> now is your chance to score the tickets. >> still ahead, who is eligible for the free seats in atlantic city to see some of the biggest hip hop artists. plus a fall for the first time the nbc 10 investigators explore what led prosecutors to bring down philly's longest serving congressman. and presidential disguise. how a pair of bank robbers tribute to trump got them caught. but first, here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. a down day on all the markets.

a sad case in california. >> the man you see e getting out of the car is a father of a newborn baby boy. you're going to watch as he gets the carrier out of the car and leaves it with his son inside before e he drives off right there. this happened at a strip mall near sacramento on monday. the father was later arrested after crashing his car. his baby is less than three weeks old. the boy is doing fine this afternoon. check out this pair of prowlers who decided to go presidential. the two wore president trump masks as they robbed dozens of atms and despite their disguises, they are under arrest this afternoon. for the first time the nbc 10 investigators explore the case that brought down phillies longest serving congressman. next on nbc 10 news at 4:00, why

prosecutors say a cover up ended up revealing the crime. >> the poconos this weekend, some of the drivers are in dover today including a soon-to-be retiring driver who will work with us. my conversation with dale jr., coming up. also has one company gone too far with its approach towards technology? why some employees are volunteering to be microchipped by their boss. that's at 5:00.

we continue to follow two breaking news stories. he confirms the indictment so it's sealed so it doesn't have any details about what's in the federal paperwork. he expects that to be released tomorrow morning. the mayor referenced a federal investigation for years.

the fbi ridded city hall in july of 2015. and the senate voted to move ahead on legislation aimed at doing away with obamacare. the vote was 51-50 with mike pence casting the tie breaking vote. senator john mccain returned from arizona where he's battling brain cancer to cast a crucial vote. the developments set up days of debates on repealing and replacing president obama's health care law. new today -- >> it's a cover up that ends up revealing the crime. >> for the first time investigators explore the legal case. >> i'm completely innocent. >> that brought down phillies longest serving congressman. >> if it weren't for his son, would the congressman not have been there? >> the case was years in the making, but someone close to the congressman helped open the door for the prosecution. >> investigative reporter george spencer gets a firsthand account

of how he was taken down speaking for the first time for the man who leads the team of federal prosecutors who won the case. >> his political career crashed to an end last summer thanks in part to a million dollar crime committed a decade earlier, prosecutors say. >> i'm not coming home to have a job. i'm coming home to do the job. >> during his failed run for philadelphia mayor. >> there's no way, shape or form that this is anything other than serious criminal activity. >> the acting u.s. attorney

agreed to discuss the case on camera for the first time with the nbc 10 investigators. he says it started with a philly attorney on charges he defrauded a hedge fund. the finances of that attorney, the fed's found connections to the congressman's own son. through their investigation and prosecution of him, specifically his student loan payments, they ended up with the congressman himself. >> they want to take me out so they can continue e eroding my dad's good reputation. >> there's an arrogance that runs through a lot of criminals and criminal activity. >> he says records and cooperating witnesses prove in late 2006 and into 2007 his mayoral campaign was struggling in the polls and the pocketbooks when he accepted an illegal loan of $1 million. that every time the congressman got in front of nbc 10 cameras,

his story was the same. >> i said i have never, so never is a very clear declaration, right? no illegal conduct, period. >> reporter: but he argues attempts to cover up the source of the money on the illegal loan and other frauds proved to be his ub doing. >> their effort to hide whatever they were doing illegally is what ends up exposing him. >> the biggest question is whether the scheme might have gone unnoticed if it weren't for his son. using campaign funds to pay off the student loans. discovered because of jr.'s business connections to jones. the acting u.s. attorney argues that the elder crimes were so blatant they would have been discovered any way. the lingering mystery to him, why the 11-term congressman risked everything for such uncertain payoff.

>> that surprises me every day. it surprises me every day that it people commit some of the crimes that they do for so little gain. >> for the investigators, george spencer, nbc 10 nouz. the former congressman is serving ten years for racketeering, fraud and money laundering. he is appealing his conviction. a federal appeals court in june upheld junior's conviction. he's serving five years in prison. george will sew you how the supreme court may be helping the disgraced leader's appeal. here's a lock at the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. yesterday storms are causing quite a mess. crews were busy working on a section of main street that suffered water dalk. it's shut down in front of the library. drivers can work around that closure by using river road. in delaware county, a new factory will look to take recycled glass and turn it into construction material. this arrowing a ga grat plant

that opened will try to transform all that glass into the materials in just one year. the new materials will be used to build roads, ramps and building insulation. in burkes county, a plan to stop problems at a popular attraction is moving forward. reading city council si it is will vote next month whether to bab late night parking atop mount penn. it's turned into a party spot where people go to drink and play loud music. it's never too early to get into the christmas spirit. santa even dropped by the hospital for children in wilmington. that was some of the young patients who gay them early christmas presents along with arts and crafts. so the little ones can make their gifts for christmas. while some of his teammates were at training camp, our favorite eagles magic man was back on national tv this porng. >> he's getting used to that tv thing. the trip he had up his sleeve for the team at the "today" show.

how far would yo go to shrink your waist? thousands of women are making their waist smaller. does it work? a look at waist trainers, next. and horrific crash caught on camera. a car slams into a police cruiser now police think they know why it happened. the story is new at 5:00.

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kids this year. a $60,000 donation from citizens bank today will help make that possible. nbc 10 and telemundo are supporting our schools to get students and teachers the supplies they need to succeed. now through saturday, you can make an impact in local classrooms by donating money or supplies to support projects that teachers want to bring to kids this year. donate today on nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. while some teammates were in training camp, john dorn back was in new york city. >> he wow ed the "today" show team with his magic tricks. >> he performed several card tricks on the "today" show. you may recall he's a fan favorite on a past season of "america's got talent." e he did such a good job and he's all over.

>> he really is. >> and he looks like he's having so much fun when he's doing it too. >> he eats it up. taking a live look at citizens bank park. the phillies take on the astros tonight. have your rain gear ready. we are tracking the chance for a few showers. >> but no rain delays like last night. this is not talking about down pors or thunderstorms. we're talking about some little rain showers moving through quickly. the temperature has been down, the clouds and the northeast winds, 77 in philadelphia. and it's not even that warm in some other parts of the area. look how cloudy it is all over the place. we'll have another cloudy day tomorrow keep canning the temperatures down. in delaware we're just a few days ago we were in the 90s. it's 75 in greenville and clay mont. 73 in pipestone. 79 in middletown. we have anybody in the 80s? a couple. lincoln and reading at 81 degrees at the coast.

duey beach at 74. the radar and satellite shows showers coming down from the north. east winds in new jersey. you get the showers. now as the sun goes down, these showers will diminish, but they may not totally d lly disappear. we're going to have a a similar issue tomorrow. we still have a general wind off the ocean keeping the clouds and occasional showers in. it's not going to be real warm tomorrow either. here we are in the 60s in the morning. 70s in the afternoon. and then we got issues. we have a stronger system is coming in. we're going to get

thunderstorms. don't let the numbers shock you too much. that's a lot of rain. this is by friday night. that doesn't even go the rain. i'm predicting for saturday. so even if this model is two times the rainfall of what might happen that's still over 2 inches of rain in parts of the area. not everybody gets the heaviest of the rain, but wherever that zone is, there's likely to be flooding. and so just want to let you know probably to look for that tomorrow. we have temperatures struggling to get to 80 tomorrow. allentown and easton at 78 degrees. a lot of clouds. a couple showers. delaware at the 79. the next three days, there's the thunderstorms late thursday and thursday night. a rainy day on friday.

and just not a beautiful sight that seeing here. and over the weekend, we have saturday looking a lot like friday. but sunday is going to be a beauty. one of the biggest names in sports is embarking on a new career. nbc 10 spent some time with him. tim furlong talked with dale jr. about his new with our nbc family. also on hold, a pennsylvania judge says crews must stop drilling a pipeline project immediately. the reason for the abrupt halt new at 5:00.

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it's going to be a busy weekend in nascar racing. today some drivers made a pit stop in delaware. >> the brightest star was there preparing for a new job after

retirement. tim furlong spent some time with dale earl heart jr. >> this isn't a normal sound in doer in july. but no nascar race here, just a few drivers testing out new tires on this unique track. >> no other track like this on the circuit. it's high banked, true oval. >> the fan who is came out to watch today most of them knew number 88 would be here. dale earnhardt jr. won here in 2001, the first race after the 9/11 attacks. he's retiring in part due to concussions he suffered last year. i asked if he had moments he regret. s his decision to retire from the car. he said absolute ly not. he's excited a about the next phase of his career, which includes working with us at nbc. >> he's going to be on the nbc stuff? i didn't know this. >> joey logano hadn't heard, but

he's going to join the tv booth. >> i got to get in there and learn what i can. i just want to focus getting ready on being able to cover the sport that i love and i'm so passionate about. >> he says nbc seems interested in doing some other work with his production company and he likes the team that will be in the booth with him. >> everywhere i worked and everything i have done, it's important to have close relationships with the people i'm working with. i got to feel like we're family. i sort of feed off of that. >> don't forget there's still races to be raced and checkered flags to capture. trying to enjoy the rest of the season and hopes to see these and other fans back in the stands here in dover at the end of september. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> love that sound. we have crossed the finish line here at 4:00. here's keith jones and erin coleman. >> breaking news, nbc 10 learned allentown's mayor has been

indicted. >> we're gathering information. the des next at 5:00. plus a former congressman began a ten-year prison sentence. how a a ruling from the highest court could free him. and yet again tracking some showers across the area, but not nearly the threat we saw yesterday. it's the temperatures that we're focusing on now as they stay cool for this time of year. the e details on how low they go, coming up. residents of a small town are taking on a major corporation and why this big piece of land is a major player. sky force 10 over breaking. a nice town section where police are on the scene of a stabbing investigation. investigators say a man was stabbed in the head and back. he's in critical condition. police believe the victim knew his attacker. so far, no arrests. we're staying on top of this.

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good evening, i'm erin coleman. >> in the gop effort to repeal obamacare. mike pence had to break a 50-50 tie on a key procedural vote. john mccain made his first appearance on the floor his brain cancer. he urged senators to work together for the good of the american people. >> i voted for the motion to proceed to allow debate to continue in amendments we offer. i will not vote for this bill as it is today. >> that was after a lengthy emotional speech. nbc 10's lauren mayk is live on capitol hill. >> you caught up with our local lawmakers about the significant vote. >> reporter: talked to them