6:00 a.m., saturday, july 1, gray is off, i'm alicia vitarelli. here's the stories we're following on "action news." new jersey is waking up to its first government shut down since 2006 after lawmakers fail to pass a budget. a community comes together to mourn the death of an 18-year-old as the search for her murderer intensifies. today kicks off the july 4th holiday weekend. what you need to know before you hit the road. chris sowers joins us for the holiday weekend, it's hot, but a good beach day. >> reporter: good beach day, these the location where you will see the most sun down the jersey shore. >> that works. we'll take it. >> reporter: live on sky6 live hd, the beaches will be packed this afternoon, if you stay inlands you're sweating it out, upper 80s and close to 90 degrees. if the air temperature doesn't reach 90 the humidity will make it feel like it.

satellite and radar showing us for the most part we're already. we have a clouds in place and hefty line of showers and thunderstorms that will blossoming over the next few hours, it's that line we're concerned with because of how unstable the atmosphere is at this point. 78 degrees right now in philadelphia. wilmington, 77. cape may, you're the cooler location, 68 degrees. allentown, 72. trenton, 75. forecast for today lots of clouds out there, peeks of sunshine, it's not a completely cloudy day, partly sunny, warm sticky, 3:00 p.m., 88. 5:00 p.m., 88. 4:30 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. that's when the line of thunderstorms start to develop. it pushes west to east across as the viewing area. i'll be back along in just a few minutes with the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. alicia. >> thank you, we're following breaking news out of new jersey,

the state government is shut down. lawmakers failed to reach an agreement on the bug by the midnight -- budget by the midnight deadline. this is the first time the state government has shut down under chris christie. he said -- he said he will not sign off on the state budget unless democrats and the assembly agree to his plan to take surplus funds from horizon blue cross blue shield to pay for drug treatment programs. the leader of the democrat controlled state assembly, vincent creato said ending not support the plan. he said, he points the blame

back at the governor saying the budget should pass as is. >> he is holding the budget ransom with these 24 members who have abstained they are shutting down the government at this time. >> the govenor called the legislature into a special session today saturday. we'll have more on how it will impact your holiday plans in the next half-hour. a partisan fight in delaware has caused lawmakers to enter the new fiscal year without passing a budget. both parties have found themselves in a stalemate. democrats want to raise income taxes to cover the 385 million-dollar short fall, but republicans say they won't do it without imposing spending limits. this morning a massive search has intensified for the gunman responsible for shooting a teenager in the head during a gruesome and deadly case of road rage in chester county.

police released this sketch of the suspected killer. they are still on the hunt for him and his red pickup truck all as family and loved one grieve the loss of the victim bianca roberson. jeff chirico was in westtown, pennsylvania for a vigil for the college-bound teen whose life was cut short. ♪ >> reporter: with candles in hand dozens gathered for a vigil in honor of bianca roberson hugs and tears friends and family shared about the promising life cut short. >> she was truly a great human being and what happened just is unspeakable. >> reporter: family members watched from the balcony of the home where they got the news wednesday, bianca roberson was killed, a victim of apparent road rage. >> it's surreal, i can't pick up the phone and call her and text her and come over and see her. >> i expected so much

agreedness in her, i'm trying so hard not to be angry. >> reporter: bianca roberson's mother spoke for the first time. >> i don't know who did this, i don't know who stole my baby from me, i don't know why they would want to steal my baby from me, i want to thank everyone, family, friends, strangers, neighbors. >> reporter: in a late afternoon news conference, police released a sketch of the suspect, they say he allegedly shot bianca roberson as they tried to merge into the same ladies and gentlemen bianca roberson's car crashed into a tree, the blurry images show the suspect's red pickup fleeing on 202. detectives looked for clearer images along the escape route as police asked the public to report what they know. >> it is crucial, the family deserves it, society in general deserves this. >> we hope this guy is caught so he can be brought to justice

for our daughter. >> reporter: that suspect is described as a white male with blonde or light brown hair in his 20s or 30s, if you recognize him call west goshen police. crime stoppers is offering a 5,000-dollar reward. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning, a 22-year-old manner is in the hospital after he was shot multiple times in the stomach in southwest philadelphia. it happened around 11:15 on lion street between 80th ascertain 71st -- 81st street. the victim is in critical condition no word on a motive. in overbrook section a 19-year-old is critical condition after an attempted robbery that led to a shooting. police say the victim was approached by an armed suspect on the 7 are 500 block of wood crest avenue around midnight. the two got into a scuffle, the teenager was shot several times in the stomach. the gunman took off.

the victim was taken to the penn presbyterian. days after the president attacked them on twitter, the host of morning joe say the commander-in-chief threatened them last spring. joe scar -- scarborough said the president threatened him. the president said car borough was the one to call him. car borough said he has records to approve that is not true. the 4th of july maintains be until tuesday, but a lot of people are heading out for weekend plans and there's good news for people at the pump. gas prices are at their lowest in 12 years for the 4th of july. the national average has been dropping down to 2.23. in philadelphia. 2.45. south jersey, 2.17 and delaware,

2.15. aaa is saying travelers will set a record, 590,000 residents will travel 50 miles or more. 44 million people nationally with 85% of them driving. if you stay local, independence day festivities are in full swing. ♪ philadelphia orchestra performed at penns landing last night to a crowd of thousands the music provided the sound track to the rockets red glare accompanied by the sounds of fireworks bursting in air. beautiful scene over the waterfront there, this is part of the free welcome america festivities. there are more fireworks tonight. for a list of fireworks in your neighborhood this holiday weekend, check out 6abc.com all

right there on the homepage. you can take "action news" wherever you go this holiday weekend, our 6abc app gives you access to storm tracker 6 live and traffic apps and the latest news from your phone or tablet. septa increase in fares goes into effect today across all forms of transportation to funds labor fuel and power. single token rides go up from 1.80 to $2. weekly trans passes cost $25..50 up from 4 bucks. if you're buying a new car soon, if you are questioning whether you can afford one you're not alone. phillies face their rivals the mets in new york. trees fall victim to mother nature's fury in the far

northeast. >> reporter: we could see mother nature's fury this afternoon. it's cloudy and warm and sticky. this line activates and strengthens this afternoon as it marches through here. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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to several homes yesterday. one resident said it sounded like gunfire. one tree fell on a power line. they said they were happy they did not fall on the homes. wicked weather moving through. >> reporter: let's hope we don't see those images tomorrow morning because we talked about that, we run the risk of stronger thunderstorms today. let's get you outside, live on sky6 live hd, all is quiet. we have a thick overcast overhead. it's warm and soupy. that's the beach. don't worry it's not going to lootle all day. look like all day. jersey shore sea breeze will be kicking in and the clouds will thin out this afternoon. for the most part we're clear, we have spritzes and sprinkles off to the east, ocean and monmouth county very, very light

stuff all lifting off to the north at 15 to 20 miles per hour. winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour. and your ocean temperatures still on the chilly side only 58 degrees. 72 in allentown. philadelphia, 78. millville, 75. wilmington, 77. dover checking in at 76. here's one of the biggest issues today. it has been the case over the last several days. very, very sticky dewpoints in the 70s. overall a very humid afternoon. satellite and radar low clouds in place right now. a lot of them will begin to thin out the late morning hours into the afternoon. the more sun we see, it is stronger this line becomes. you almost want to see a completely cloudy day that will limit the explosiveness with the line of aureus and thunderstorms. future tracker 6, we're seeing mostly cloudy skies, peeks of

sunshine, warm and sticky. one or two renegade showers and thunderstorms may develop. 5:30, western suburbs getting blasted at that point. probably in the city it's a broken line, not everybody sees the storms. probably in the city by 7:30. the air will be stable in through here, you gets into eastern portions of south jersey and delaware, watch what happens we progress this along, it almost completely disappearance. that's the good news you get when you pick up a sea breeze. this powerful line of storm collapses as it marches east. if he damage will be for the i-95 corridor north and west. 89 degrees in philadelphia. watch out for late-day thunderstorm from this line west. reading, 87. millville, 85. 79 degrees in cape may. that's outstandings. lovely stuff down there. 8 on on the boards in atlantic city. trenton, 85. dover, 86 degrees.

late-day thunderstorm between the hours of 4:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. mainly from the nye knew corridor -- i-95 corridor and west. jersey shore, partly sunny, lots of clouds this morning, that will thin out later on. moderate risk for rip currents. 80 in atlantic city, 79 in ocean city. cape may, 79. low 80s for the delaware beaches. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 4th of july looks great at this point. clouds and sun today, a couple of thunderstorms developing late, some of them on the stronger side. 89 degrees for sunday. hot, hazy, but less humid only 90 degrees for the forecasted high. that line of storms coming through this afternoon, that's a cold front that knocks the humidity out. tomorrow it's hot, but it will feel better. tomorrow, sun and clouds, 92. the humidity starts to increase again. tuesday, 87 degrees, it is humidity will make it feel uncomfortable.

wednesday, 88, sun and thunderstorm. thursday, sun and thunderstorm, 86 and friday, sun and thunderstorm, 90 degrees. >> welcome to july. breaking news to get to you, there's a water main break in west philadelphia. this is a live look from the action cam on the 6,000 block of haverford avenue, the street has been shut down. thousands of gallons of water have been poured on the street, caused the road to puckle in front of the 19th district police department. water employees are on the scene working to fix the problem.

>> happy saturday morning everyone, 6:20 a.m. if you're just waking up with us, taking a look at the commodore barry bridge. got some clouds moving in this morning, but meteorologist chris sowers says they will move on out. it will be hot and humid, we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up for you. are you longing for a new car, but can't afford the suspense, you're not alone. bank rate.com found buying a car is a serious challenge for most americans. the average cost is $35,000.

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>> reporter: 6:24 a.m., if you're heading to the poconos today, lots of clouds and peeks of sun early, but showers and thunderstorms develop later on. tomorrow the prize winner, sunny and 79. how about the jersey shore, ocean temperatures chilly for this time of the year, 58 degrees in the water. on the sand partly sunny, 80 degrees, a nice breeze out of the south, 15 to 20 miles per hour. sunday, mostly sunny, another nice day, high of 85. it's hot over the next few days, we have a huge area of high pressure down here, this is typical what we see during the month of june and july, a typical summer-like pattern. we have a series of cold front sweeping through, but there's no connection between these fronts and northern canada, there's no cool, chilly air behind the

fronts. what they will do is drop off the humidity. it's very, very sticky out there today, you'll notice a huge decrease in the humidity tomorrow, the humidity increases monday, on the 4th another front comes through and drops the humidity again. temperatures wise it's hot, the humidity is all over the place over the next few days. >> turning to sports this morning, the phillies are up the turnpike for their second ought against the mets. sixers top draft pick gets to work. here's ducis rogers with all your saturday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, let's finish up the first half of the season strong. that was the phillies mindset as they entered a series with the mets. nick williams made his major league debut, one for three on the night. jose reyes tripled earlier in

the inning. ben lively gives up two runs. it's 2-zip new york. it's a 2-run ballgame. he strikes out 12 batters over 7 innings. phillies lose 2-1. ers know they need veteran leadership in are there locker room. they waived guard gerald henderson. while joel embiid worked on his shots, markell fultz will headline the team when it begins to play monday in utah. we're getting to know fultz, but it sounds like he is a perfectionist. >> look for mistakes i made the night before and keep running the plays and keep running the defense and get better. as long as i put my best foot

forward i'm happy with myself. i'm trying to figure out everything. >> to football, the eagles have signed another quarterback, dane evans, a 23-year-old rookie who played at tulsa. beckham is out of the door, he came over in a trade with tennessee he had potential but finished the season with 36 catches and two touchdowns. a mother will do anything for her son. european pga tour. she rolls her ups and downs to retrieve the putter from the pond. lee tossed it in there after his poor putting. he broke the putter, mom didn't know that, she went in there and grabbed a useless piece of metal. the things moms do for us. >> i'm ducis rogers you have a terrific and safe holiday

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jersey governor, chris christie orders a government shut down after an attempt to reach a budget deal failed. overnight firefighters in

south jersey battle a blaze inside a home. and it is time for some fun along the jersey shore boardwalks, the long 4th of july weekend is finally here. is the weather going to cooperate? does mother nature want to party? meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with the forecast. >> reporter: and she wants to do a little bit of both. she wants to keep things quiet a couple of times over the course of the weekend, and fires could push through this afternoon. with the amount of humidity we're seeing in the air and how warm the numbers will get later on with the limited sun we'll see. 70 in slatington, kutztown. malvern, 735. center city, 78. media, 76. glassboro, 75. fortescue, 75. hammonton, 76. ewing 74. dover, 76 degrees. the atmosphere is nice and

juicy, souped up this morning. the cape leaves or the potential amount of available energy in the atmosphere is very high. as we look west you can see western portions of upstate new york and pennsylvania. that's a broken line of showers and thunderstorms. as the manners east it encourts the warm, soupy air, the unstable air and it continues to develop. the question is how strong will the thunderstorms will be this afternoon. we're expecting a lot of clouds throughout the day. peeks of sunshine, it's not a completely cloudy day, if you're someone who wants to sit pool side and soak in the rays of sun it's not a good day for you. 3:00 p.m., 88 degrees. here comes the line of showers and thunderstorms. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll look at future tracker 6 and see what that model is pro -- projecting and we'll talk about the gusty winds

and potential for downstairs pours, alicia. >> breaking news this morning, new jersey chris christie has shut down on the state government if you're just waking up. this happened at the stroke of midnight over an impasse bass to pass a new -- impasse to pass a new budget. it's only the second time in state history that the new jersey government has been shut down and the first for governor chris christie his two terms in office. the first happened under jon corzine. it happened after vincent creato refused to let the vote takes te place. it appears the budget showdown is a tit for tat between governor chris christie and

speaker. >> i would execute the budget as presented by the budget committee. >> i urge the members who support the budget will come and vote for the budget because it's a good budget and a budget need to get to the governor's desk. it will impact residents of the state of new jersey. >> now, the shut down means that nonessential services will be closed. prisons, state police and casinos in atlantic city will remain open. here's what it means for you, if you have plans in the garden state this holiday weekend, first, all 42 state parks will be closed. that includes state run historic sites and two state beaches including island beach. liberty state park with clear views of the statue of liberty will be closed. if you are planning on buying a ticket for the powerball, lottery sales will cease that cost the state millions in

revenue. if this continues until monday there will be no court. a last minute spending bill in pennsylvania is awaiting governor wolf's signature this morning. the 32 billion bipartisan budget package was sent to the governor last night. there's a 2 billion-dollar short fall. lawmakers have to come back next week to debate options to taxing gas drilling to selling liquor licensing and expanding gambling and borrowing the money. the 4th of july is on tuesday, but for many it means a long holiday weekend. that means a lot of fun along the jersey shore. live look at cape may this morning, it's still a bit early, 6:34 a.m., but soon people will be scoring spots on the beach before it gets too crowded. this is the place to be this weekend as mother nature turns

up the heat. trish hartman was in atlantic city to check out all the excitement of the holiday. >> runners set. >> reporter: these runners kicking off the holiday weekend with a speedy mile, the ventnor mile, a 46 year tradition. >> my mom is a big runner. >> i love to run, i've run this boardwalk for 30 years. >> reporter: race goes down the boardwalk and for many it's the start of the independence day weekend. >> it's a family thing to come back it's a good time to open up the 4th of july. >> reporter: nearby, the breeze thindz out the crowd on -- thinned out the crowd on the beach, but locals say that's why they are here. >> we're hanging out on the beach before the crowd gets here. >> reporter: was it cold? >> yeah. >> reporter: it was not too cold for a sweet treat. ice cream is a part of a tradition. >> it is. >> this is what pays the bill

all winter when it's not ice cream weather. >> reporter: at steel pier in atlantic city, many grabbed the sweatshirt and hopped on rides. >> was it scary? >> reporter: these two are enjoying their long weekend at the beach which means mom is, too. >> walk the boardwalk and come here the kids enjoy it pretty much. >> reporter: in atlantic city, police are trying to cut crime this holiday weekend. starting this weekend a summer curfew will be enforced. any juvenile out without a parent or guardian between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. can be stopped by police. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> if you want to celebrate, the 4th of july early there are several fireworks shows planned for the weekend in atlantic city. there the fireworks show gets underway at 9:00 at the borgata. there's a second show planned for 10:00 at the tropicana. if you're spending the week in delaware there's fireworks in rehoboth beach you can see the show from the boardwalk.

officials say get there early because it can happen anytime after 8:00 p.m. depending on the weather. you can watch fireworks at the great plaza at penns landing again tonight. the free concert gets started at 8:00 p.m. with the fireworks kicking off around 9:30. we'll have a full list of the fireworks across the delaware valley at 6abc.com. the search continues this morning for the man who shot and killed an 18-year-old girl during a road rage encounter. police released this suspect of the gunman, this is the man they say killed bianca roberson. they say the driver had attempted to merge into the same southbound lane as bianca roberson on route 100 in chester county when the situation turned deadly. bianca roberson was shot in the head before she crashed her car. last night the recent high school graduate, her friends and family members gathering to hold a vigil to remember her and to plea for her killer to come forward. >> i don't know who did this, i don't know who stole my baby

from me, i don't know why they would want to steal my baby from me, i want to thank everyone, family, friends, strangers, neighbors. >> this is the first time we are hearing from bianca roberson's mother. a $5,000 reward is offered to help find the driver. police say he was in a red pickup truck with faded paint. new this morning, it was a busy night for firefighters in pennsauken camden county. they battled the fire that damaged a home on horner avenue. it took firefighters 30 minutes to get control of the flames. nobody was inside the home and now investigators are trying to determine just how the fire started. president trump under republican senators to repeal the affordable care act and replace it with a new plan. he was denied the request. he under lawmakers if they were unable to pass the bill repeal the policy and replace it later. last night mitch mcconnell said

while the current healthcare bill is challenging, he has no interest in the president appear strategy. the family of the late football coach joe pa owe -- dropped a game against the ncaa. the report found paterno and other administrators hushed a complaint against sandusky, because of bad publicity. paterno was never criminally charged. work on a construction site has come to a halt again because human bones and fragments of coffins were found once again. vernon odem has details. >> reporter: at second at arch construction on a apartment buildings remains shut down because of an area labor wide contract dispute and more

coffins and skeletal remains has been discovered on an early 18th century cemetary for the historic first baptist church. >> there are additional abuser on the site. we -- burials on the site. >> reporter: 80 to 100 coffins and remains were found here because scientists want to recover the findings and do their research. >> prior to the 20th century back into the 19th century there's not a lot of good information about population health. >> reporter: people who frequent the old city neighborhood tell me another shut down in the name of science is a good thing. >> i get what the developers want, their priority is money, their timeline has been messed

up, previously, i feel like when something happens this is a priority. >> this buildings will be built, and people will make money from it. what we're asking for is a pause. >> reporter: we reached out to the checkives of pnc the people buildings the apartment buildings. they left early for the holiday weekend. the developers are willing to shut down the project down one more time to allow a complete search to see if there are any human remains at second at afternoon. vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> a couple of distraught to pay for their daughter's college tuition turns their home into a casino. we'll have a preview of the film the house. several are hurt after high winds top a fireworks tents with people inside. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast this holiday weekend when

"action news" continues this saturday morning. >> weather isr

causing a fireworks tent to collapse in eastern new york injuring four people. the people were under the tent selling fireworks when strong winds toppled it over. there were $30,000 worth of fireworks in the tent almost all of it is destroyed. >> getting a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, meteorologist chris sowers the holiday weekend, it's

hot and humid and soupy outside. >> reporter: that sums it up, actually. it's hot and humid, later this afternoon, we could see some showers and thunderstorms because of all the humidity. >> how about that forecast? >> reporter: dead on. as we get you outside we're looking live at dealership new jersey, kind of cloud -- battleship new jersey, kind of cloudy out there this morning. dewpoints in the 70s, very, very uncomfortable out there. satellite and radar showing most of the action this morning is still well out to the west across western portions of pennsylvania. the concern here later this afternoon is for a pretty good squall line, a broken squall line to develop, similar to last weekend. saturday morning we had the tornadoes. we could see the same thing with the line coming through. it will be a little bit less pronounced to what we saw last weekend. forecast today, hazy, hot and humid, high temperatures 90 degrees, showers and thunderstorms develop between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and

7:00 p.m. showers and thunderstorms, gusty winds and drenching downpours and small hail. taking a closer look, all is quiet for now, things could get active this afternoon. here's the close-up view on storm tracker 6 live, we set it in motion for you, a couple of sprinkles across the ocean and monmouth counties. if you're heading to the jersey shore, seaside heights from that point north you're seeing a few spritzes and sprinkles. all this is pushing off to the north pretty rapidly, you'll break out into sunshine over the next few hours. 7 are 5 in millville. -- 75 in millville. 78 in philadelphia. 75 for trenton. 69 for poconos. 75 in reading, wilmington, 77. unfortunately it is these numbers that make it feel horrible this this afternoon, lt the dewpoints. once you get past 60 you feel.

70s it's houston, miami, new orleans. dover, 76. philadelphia, presently with a dewpoint of 71. trenton seeing a dewpoint of 71. satellite and radar there it is, the line pushing through buffalo and pittsburgh looks harmless enough right now, because the sun has not had a chance to destabilize things yet. it will over the next few hours. the more sun we see today, the stronger the line of thunderstorms may become. as we look at future tracker 6, we get into 5:30 mainly cloudy conditions, peeks of sunshine off to the west. far western suburbs getting blasted at that point. in the city itself, 7:30 p.m. once i crosses the delaware river it encounters stability in the atmosphere, the line disappearance. jersey shore might not see anything at all. today, clouds and sun throughout the day. 4:00 p.m. we start to see the line develop and through the late afternoon and early evening

hours it will march through west to east. clouds today, sun, thunderstorms developing late, the line pushing through west to east. 89 degrees is the forecasted high. with all the humidity it will feel like the mid 90s out there, so quiet most of the time today. clouds and sun, by 3:00 p.m., 88 degrees, 5:00 p.m., thunderstorms are possible another 8 # degrees, jersey shore partly sunny, gust breeze out of the south today. that's the sea breeze keeping you guys in the upper 70s low 80s. the only issue is this right here, moderate risk for rip currents for the jersey shore and delaware beaches. swim where the lifeguards are on duty today. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, here we go, 89 today. 90 tomorrow. sunday, sun and clouds, 92, the 4th looks nice, 87. clerk behind a counter at a liquor store in alaska got a surprise customer, a bear. he walked through the open door

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government shut down since 2006 after lawmakers failed to pass a budget. the shut down comes as we kick off the 4th of july holiday week. we'll tell you what you need to know before you hit the road. meteorologist chris sowers joining us now outside with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, of course, people heading to the shore and the poconos in the city, everyone has their eyes on this holiday weekend, chris. >> reporter: it's not too bad, the only issue is a a couple of thunderstorms developing later on. it's typical hot weather and temperatures near 90-degree and fair amounts of humidity. 78 degrees in philadelphia underneath a mostly cloudy sky. allentown, 75. high humidity levels in the lehigh valley. millville, 75. dover, 77. trenton, 76. cape may, 68. atlantic city at the airport, 73. satellite and radar lots of clouds in place we're not expecting too much in the way of