some of the identities are completely fictitious, like the murphys.n the case of the boston couple, heathfield, they are we call a dead double. someone identified a deceased canadian infant, and they sealed that identity and built an identity around it using original documents that they request from canadian authorities who don't know who they're sending them to. once you have the birth certificates, then you can get a driver's license. you can start getting passports an, credit history, college degrees and after living in canada for several year, they came to the u.s. as canadian citizens on their canadian passports. got a student visa and then a business visa. they establishes a foot hold in the u.s. to get citizenship in the united states and they're ready to rock 'n' roll at that point. >> part of the legend building process is obtaining a mate. >> before they are ever deployed, russia sets them up as couples. so it would be like me going to quantico and being partnered up with another fbi agent to become married and go live in another country und

murphy, lieutenant kim right now,a there is a 2 a point difference, murphy is everyone's assumed winnerhe is kind of going through the motions, picking his running mate. >> critics say murphy's wall street background makes him the second coming of john corzine, murphy sought to remedy that, his pick sheila oliver, theult ultimate political insider in new jersey. >> i want to thank you again for the privilege of joining you. >> a former assembly speaker, and a long history of battling governor christie, sheila oliver criticized chris christie for his treatment of women, calling him out for cutting state funding for planned parenthood and making public workers feel bad because the state could not balance the budget. and she also talked about how governor christie was about name-calling, they are about problem solving. >> they have a slowing know, sle your back. >> this is a state that for economic, lens neither grows or is fair any more, we have to grow it again, and create jobs, good paying jobs. but, we have to get this state to be fair again, that is minimum wage, and earned sick leave

. >> we had identified the murphys, heath field, lazard, zottoli. case, the fbi used all of the tools in its toolbox to learn as much as they can about their residents, their habits. physical surveillance including clandestine searches was conducted. >> we started covert entries into the residences. the goal was to find any evidence of tradecraft and figure out how they were communicating with moscow center. >> that's a high risk operation. that's the point at which the most things can go wrong for us. >> we had to be very careful not to upset traps when we went into places. foreign intelligence officers will do certain things like vacuuming a rug as they back out of the door so they can see if anybody came in or not. >> so it was a major, major point in the investigation when we would do that, because so much was at stake for us. >> we saw a lot of things with these couples. during the searches, we found invisible ink. they had specially treated paper and shortwave radios. >> these were materials they were using to communicate to sbr, which was ref

murphy's gender could be playing. equal prize money for the first time. the cash prize will be the same for men and women competing in a local bike race. we're sitting down with one of the athletes to find out what she has to say about it. male announcer: "nbc 10 @issue" starts now. erin coleman: good morning, i'm erin coleman for "nbc 10 @issue." we begin with a law that will soon take effect in pennsylvania. it's new legislation aimed at putting some bite into animal cruelty laws. pennsylvania governor tom wolf signed that bill into law last month. part of it is named in honor of libre, who was with the governor at the signing ceremony. the boston terrier was just a puppy when he was rescued from a lancaster county breeder who had severely neglected him. here's how libre looked at the time. veterinarians said he was just hours away from death. the 7-week-old puppy was starving, dehydrated, and infested with maggots. the new bill forces owners who've been convicted of abuse to give up their animals. it also adds prot

meteorologist david murphy outside on the terrace with the details. david. >> reporter: rick, we have bright sunshine and a few clouds around right now. satellite reinforcing that image. if you look at this, looks like the graphic is broken. there you see it, cover by harrisburg and falling a part. look for bright sunshine the rest of the way. temperatures are warm, 82 in philadelphia. 85 in wilmington, mid 80s as far north as allentown and reading, the low 80s in trenton, and beach haven and the boardwalk in atlantic city, 78 in cape may. dewpoints not too bad. in the middle of the region we have 50s which is not humid. even not spots creeping up to the mid 60s that's moderate humidity. a day similar to yesterday, not as breezy, a little bit more humid down by dover, delaware and cape may. maybe it's the afternoon you'll get the lawn cut, maybe. if you do, be sure to remember the sunscreen and cool drinks. 85 degrees by 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m., 86 degrees. later on in the evening, the temperatures will dip a little bit. we'll get down to the 87 at 6:00 p

and david murphy is back with the accuweather forecast.hen "action news" continues in just a moment. >>> an evacuation order remains in place for hundreds of residents in colorado. authorities ordered people to leave after a wild fire broke out at a popular ski resort. the base includes hotels and restaurants and about businesses but that section is not evacuated yet. that fire is among several burning out west include nevada, washington and california. >>> the investigation continues into that deadly shooting of a new york city police officer yesterday morning. 48-year-old officer familia a veteran of the inch ypd was shot sitting in the squad car in the bronx. and investigators trying to determine why. the gunman who had a violent history was shot and killed by new york police about a block away from the crime. >>> united airlines is once again making headlines for all the wrong reasons, the passenger was forced to give up her seat and this time it was a 2-year-old child. shirley says she was forced to hold her 2 1/2-year-old son on her

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. in in the news this new more revealing testimony in the death of a fraternity pledge at penn state. >>> and a crash that killed everyone on board. now the latest developments from bucks county where a massive search continues for four missing young men. within the last hour the district attorney named 20-year-old cosmo dinardo as a pesh of interest in the case. right now a field owned by his family is salisbury township is scoured by dozens of officers for any evidence. katherine scott joins us live by the location of the search with the very latest. >> reporter: the buck county district attorney reiterated it's an all hands on situation and asking for help from the public. this is chopper 6 hd live over the scene, the main search site right down the street from us here on route 202 in salisbury township. that is where crews are scouring the property looking for any shred of evidence that will help to find these four men. police came again today for another day of searching and invest

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off, in the news firefighters are battling a forest fire in south jersey and the smoke can be seen for miles. and a visit from the u.s. attorney general is sparking protest in old city, philadelphia. and the big story on "action news" is an accuweather alert. it's muggy and uncomfortable outside as we look at the ben franklin parkway from sky 6 hd an excessive heat warn remains in effect until 8:00 tonight. david murphy is in the weather center with a first check of your friday forecast. >> it's going to be a hot one and stay that way all the way today. you see the excessive heat warning is in effect until 8:00 tonight and it's in the center portion of the region and could feel as hot as 105 at times this afternoon. for now satellite is showing auto i mix of clouds and sun and fairly bright out there. there is rain popping in from the west and ohio and southwestern, pennsylvania, that is not an issue for us today. that will change tomorrow. temperatures right now, really shooting u

with rick williams, sara david murphy. sara bloomquist is off.in the news taking guns off the streets. at a gun buy back program in new jersey. > at the nation's capital after a senate health care vote failed. >>> and heavy in the region and a concern about flash flooding. as we look live outside we see peeks of sunshine for lunch time but the clouds are building we look at the vow of penn's landing from sky 6 hd, we with meteorologist, david murphy in the weather center. >> we have a lot of this type of thing this summer. a lot of this today and tonight with a flood watch. and it extended tonight into saturday afternoon for the counties highlighted. the lehigh valley is not included here basically areas close to philadelp to the area close to the pennsylvania turnpike south. this is a southern storm and heavy rain possible at times overnight tonight. and right now you see there is cloud cover down to the south we get the sunshine that rick mentioned but there is a lot of precipitation out to the west and that has a ten goes on. stormtracker 6 li

we have a mix of sun and clouds, a bit more humid than yesterday, meteorologist david murphy is in the weather center with a check of the forecast, back to work forecast. >> reporter: absolutely, rick, yesterday was gorgeous across the region. this morning it started out well and in a moment we'll see if the humidity is beginning to rise up. satellite and radar shows you a lack of of significant cloud cover. there's a little bit of spotty stuff out there, but generally speaking most areas looking at sun. there's an area where we have some precipitation. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows that to you, central delaware around dover looks like some of this is passing north of the dover air force base and some of the cells highlighted in darker shades of red and yellow are dumping brief, but steady heavy downpour pushing on to cumberland county coastline off the delaware bay north of fortescue looks like it might be putting its sights on millville or route 55 north of millville. that's in terms of precipitation. 83 degrees in philadelphia. 81 in wilmington. 82 in allentown him 80 in mi

david murphy live in the weather center with the latest conditions. >> reporter: all right, rick we can see cloud cover and related rain off the coast. plenty of sunshine, but a few scattered clouds in the immediate region. thicker cloud cover pushing into central pennsylvania along with a shower or two. that could be in the northern and western suburbs with a thunderstorm. 86 in philadelphia. 87 in wilmington. 83 in allentown. everybody on the warm side. 87 in wilmington, 85 degrees down the beach in cape may, where we showed you that sky6 live hd shot. for the rest of the afternoon a little bit humid, but the big story is on the thermometer. 91 degrees at 2:00 p.m., 92 at 3:00 p.m. down to 81 by 1:20 p.m. tonight. remember if you're at the pool or on the beach at any time over the next couple of days, you hear a rumble. thunder take cover from the pool deck not a place to be or in the water. to be will be 91 by 2:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m. holding 90 degrees, but thunder is a problem, of course you don't want to be out in the pool or on the pool deck if it starts to come. the best chance of

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick will be along later. a woman is rushed into surgery after being shot multiple times. and it's day two of eagles training camp today we hear from quarterback carson wentz. >> but the big story is the showdown over health care playing out at the nation's capital. senate republicans are pushing for a crucial vote allowing legislation move forward. their bill is getting a boost from arizona senator, john mccain, just daying after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> we are joined live now from capitol hill. >> reporter: good afternoon. senator mccain's appearance here is critical. it brings them closer to the votes they need to start the debate and it is expected to be close. >> john mccain making a dramatic return to the senate after revealing last week is he fighting brain cancer joining the republican's uphill battle to repeal obama care. >> many of us have been waiting years for this moment to arrive. >> tweeting this photo think the president calling him a brave american hero today. saying

senator murphy. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr.larkin, can you talk a bit about developing capacities to protect from internal threats with respect to cyber protection? this is obviously an increasing concern. there's history of some of these problems occurring within the senate itself. we can talk more about this in close session, but toggl talk ae bit about your focus on internal threats and making sure that offices are protected from individuals who may have found a way inside to take information from servers that are shared. >> senator murphy, i welcome that question because it is, it's a little bit of a thorny subject when we talk about insider threats come special an institution like this where you have 99.9% of the folks at work and support this institution absolute committed to its success. but i think we'd be putting our head in the sand if we did not posture ourselves to look for insider threats, especially with history of insider threat and the damage is done to other organizations within our government, let alone the pu

murphy: far more people die of infections that can't be treated than people die of aids. other thing about this is we don't have cures for this and people better start paying attention. sharyl: there are many ways bacteria are becoming immune to the effects of modern medicine. doctors may prescribe antibiotics too often. patients may not finish their entire prescription, leaving behind stronger, resistant bugs. heavy antibiotic use in animals can lead to superbugs in meat and poultry, say critics, which can spread antibiotic immunity to other bacteria in people. >> antibiotic resistance is exploding. sharyl: critics say a cdc awareness campaign that spent millio o has done little to help. >> antibiotic resistance is one of the most serious health threats we face today. sharyl: and even if antibiotics in the u.s. were better controlled, there's the foreign factor. u.s. residents routinely cross the southern border to buy cheap antibiotics illegally, without a prescription, and carry them back into the u.s. we sent a producer to tijuana, mexico. she had no problem finding p

david murphy has your seven-day forecast. and a look at rest of your 4th of july. mmmm.o areers are the veggies.hs) that one is mine. nice job guys. hope it tastes as good as it looks. (giggles) hey gus, i brought something else you might like. million dollar silver and gold. yeah. the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million bucks! you've always had good taste. (laughter) keep on scratchin'! . >>> and they are off, the 4th of july kicked off with competition in swarthmore, delaware county, the action cam was there with bike racing sponsored by the swarthmore recreation association followed by a parade of antique cars and fire engine rides currentsy of of the local fire department. >> that is nice. >> nice weather for 4th of july. >> so far so good. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we have dry condition out there and showers that came through earlier this morning by allentown and reading and those are now gone arkz we look outside we have sky 6 hd look agent cape may and the beaches are crowded on 4th of july as you would expect

david murphy with an update from accuweather when "action news" comes right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> rescue crews were called in to save a 2-year-old lion cub trapped in a well in a village in india. a member of the rescue team was lord inside the well to has so the cub. the village is located 100 miles north of the national park the world's last refuge for wild lions. >> meteorologist david murphy back, how was your weekend? >> reporter: second half great, party at the house, phillies game. >> our invite got lost in the mail. >> it is my

meteorologist, david murphy with your update from accuweather. when "action news" comes right back. >>> meteorologist david murphy is back now. the heat index is concerning. >> today it's a concern and tomorrow definitely so. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are mainly dry and a little precipitation creaming in and it has a tendency to fall apart and eventually pop-up showers and a thunderstorm in a couple of parts of the region and future tracker 6 showing you that shortly. stepping outside we have sky 6 hd cape may the place to be not as hot and humid down the shore but get on your sail board or dip your toes in the ocean there and get some relief. temperature is 85 degrees right now in philadelphia. your dew point up at 68 and areas with dew points over 70 the oppressive range and winds 13 and ocean water 61 and cool for your toes but not too cool with the heat and humidity the way it is today. a lot of clouds out there and the showers to the west have tried to come in and falling apart and eventually the stuff falling to the north a

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but the expectation is that murphy will come in as governor. >> it gets worse.s the extra layer of all full of this entire thing. regardless of democrat or republican, you should believe there should be strong opposition party to raise questions. not only is chris christie eliminated an opposition party by sandbagging republicans like myself's the candidates i support on the right lipases, he's created a view of conservative republicans that is false. it's not like people like myself and bill believe. >> and what about the green party. we are stuck but how we want to pick the lesser of two evils because we feel democrat republican is not a lot of options. the green parties looking strong. comments the port of seth,. >> really? >> absolutely. >> with all the spending and that is wrong in trenton, how does it not get worse if you have a democrat as governor and a democrat running both the legislature, both houses. will spending because and revenue go up? what happened. >> it's not a matter of what the spending is but what are you spending it on. as a promote insid

meteorologist, david murphy outside on the terrace with the details. it's muggier and with the cloud cover thick and no blazing sun it's not too bad. we'll show you the clouds and it looks like a thinning of the clouds down in south jersey and cumberland and salem county you see that showing up on the satellite map and cloudy in philadelphia and unless we break out with sun we may have trouble reaching the mid-80s high and it will be a warm afternoon. 78 degrees in philadelphia. we'll definitely get over 80 in the next couple of hours. 73 in allentown and 73 in reading and 78 in wilmington and 76 in trenton and 77 in cape may. here are the dew points, we were down around 60 across the region this morning. now philadelphia popped up to 68, when you start to approach 70 on the dew point scale, we are already there, definitely in dover inching in that direction millville and cape may. more humid this afternoon when we started out this morning. 84 degrees by 4:00 and 86 is within our sights for a high. and 82 by 6:00 and 80 by 8:00 and mid-70s by 10:00. i

>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >> hello again sara is off, here are the the stories we are following for you now on "action news" at 12:30 we are dealing with the heat and humidity yet again whether are you in philadelphia or in the suburbs it's unbearable to be outside and the latest from accuweather coming up and attorney general, jeff sessions was in philadelphia and told a roomful of federal prosecutors and officials that cities like ours are giving sanctuary to criminals and the 65-year-old woman who stole a taxi has been identified. >>> and investigators are on the scene of a suspicious death in perkiomen township. on abby lane. police found the body of a woman inside of the home and at this point they are not saying how she died except to say they are trying to determine what happened here. officials say there does not appear to be danger to the public and we'll monitor the breaking news story and bring you new developments from perkiomen township. >> turning to the forecast the excessive heat warning remai

dave murphy joins us along with matt pelman. is out there this morning. >> yeah and time to get back to it and to work. >> hopefully there's no more of those trucks going over. that was scary. satellite on our weather center shows you that there is some cloud cover out there. more clouds to the south than to the north. we also have a little bit of a shower that's

chairman. >> thank you, senator murphy. again, i want to thank all the witnesses for your testimony. congratulations again on your nominations. i want to congratulate the president. the selection here, your unique backgrounds and capabilities suit you well to which the positions you've been nominated. thank you for your willingness to serve. thank you for your families. you'll be seeing less of your loved ones. these are serious responsibilities. thank you very much. with that, i've got to find the secret words here. the record will remain open until the close of business on thursday, july 20th. this hearing is adjourned. , c-span was created and is brought to you today as yo

matt pelman in for karen rogers dave murphy here as well.d morning. >> looks like a little bit of a better start than yesterday but still some things to track. >> we had more storms last night more pockets of heavy rain and one flood warning still lingering into this morning. this is in salem county along the salem river and areas from salem towards pilesgrove are looking at the potential of some road flooding near the salem river. this is up until 9:15 this morning. do be careful out there. if you encounter any flooded areas. satellite shows us that rain creeping through last night wasn't everywhere all at once as expected but we did have some heavy downpours and strong wind gusts from some of those storms. right now we're tranquil. 66 degrees in philadelphia. 71 degrees in wilmington. 66 in allentown, 64 in trenton, 70 at the airport in ac and 69 degrees in cape may. still a little bit humid this morning but that will improve as the day goes on. and here's what we're expecting. 75 degrees by noon. by 3 o'clock, 80 and we're going to get a

today, daniel murphy was the star. deep to write, gone. the nets take the lead after that blast.ow we move to the second, chris heisey lines one to right center. that is in there. adam lind scores. 3-0 nats. andof the fifth, 4-2 nats, it is murphy again, deep to write, his second -- deep to right, the nationals low out the reds, 13-4. and the washington castles lose their home opener to the springfield lasers, 24-20. get ready for the show tonight, joe theismann giving his take on the kirk cousins' saga. kimberly: does he take up the show? robert: he loves to talk, and he looks good doing it. kimberly: coming up, a story and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. we are the tv doctors of america. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. learn your key health numbers, and take control today. kimberly: a young boy in idaho is redefining the expression "good things come in small packages." every morning he sets up a shop outside of his home to raise money for genetic disorder that runs

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking developments from bucks county where human remains were found during the search for four missing men. chopper 6 hd is live over the property in solebury township where police found the bodies buried last night. >> one victim is identified as dean finocchiaro. now a homicide is underway to find out who is responsible. >> we are following the story with live team coverage this afternoon. katherine scott has the latest on the man being held on bail in connection with this case. and now lets begin with gray hall and the latest information from the bucks county district attorney. >> reporter: well, rick and sara we can tell you that daily briefing wrapped up not too long ago. really no new developments outside of that huge news we all learned about at midnight we learn that one of the four men's body was discovered inside of a grave. as it stands at noon three men we main missing. heart break in bucks county in the search for the four men missing since last week. families held out

let's go right on over to meteorologist, david murphy.tter stepping outside today than it did recently and matt pelman is in with traffic for karen rogers. good morning. >> guess it wouldn't have taken much but it definitely was a little bit refreshing. >> yeah, not as

david murphy at the weather center with a first check of the forecast. go outside for lunch. >> reporter: a nice river crews going on for lunch time, stew. we have clouds off to the north and west, and generally speaking we're looking at plenty of sunshine. it's getting to be a warm one. with low humidity, you can take this no problem. 82 in philadelphia. trenton, 84. dover, 79. cape may, 77 degrees. looks like a good afternoon to get out there to the park with the pooch. 87 degrees by 2:00 p.m. high -r8 -- 89 degrees at 4:00 p.m. there's lots of sun and low humidity. this will be a pattern that continues tomorrow. it might be more humid another good one and repeat of sunday. you mentioned, rick, down in florida we have an issue with tropical storm emily that just popped up. if you look in florida on the globe you can see the southern half of the state covered in cloud cover. the current numbers on the storm. it's a tropical storm, the winds are blustery, but not as bad as a hurricane. it will come inland and cut south of orlando and north of miami and g

muggy afternoon as we look live at center city, sky6 live hd pretty picture, meteorologist david murphyn the weather center with a check on the forecast. >> reporter: looks better than last night. this is 8:00. look at the rain pounding through the region. overnight 2:30 a.m. we were getting woken up in some neighborhoods. after that the rain was out of here. in some case you got over 4 inches of rain. there are some areas that have a flood warning northern cumberland county in bridgeton, the cohancy river is the issue there. be careful if you encounter flooded areas not only there, but anywhere around the region, turn around don't drown, of course. satellite showing things coming in the overnight hours, things clear out now. it is a day where we are unstable and there could be a shower or thunderstorm popping up. so far so good that last lingering rain from last night push be over longed island. for now we look okay. we'll keep our eyes out in the skies for the scattered showers an thunderstorms. 73 in trenton. 82 in philadelphia. 83 in wilmington. down the shore, 77 degrees in cape ma

let's get the latest on the forecast with meteorologist david murphy outside our studios. >> reporter: rick it's not bad, the dewpoints are down, humidity dropping all things considered pretty comfortable, sunday we saw improvement. there's satellite you can see cloud cover to the north and west. so far it's just high scattered cloud cover with plenty of sun. it might cloud up more later in the afternoon. of course, late in the day we're looking at the arrival of possible thunderstorms in the northern and western suburbs. 86 degrees in philadelphia. 83 in allentown. a similar number in reading, lancaster, trenton and 87 in wilmington, a couple of 88s in millville and dover. cape may has dropped now that the sea breeze is kicking in. down to 84 from 85. some of the shore communities lower than that. the dewpoints which were up around 70 at dawn this morning in philadelphia now all the way down to 61. the low to mid 60s are not too bad. cape may is oppressive lie humid. you've got the water you can sit next to it. 76 degrees was where we were at 7:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. we're looking at 92

back over to you. >> time to turn to david murphy. it was a glorious weekend. >> reporter: it wasn't it beautiful? you'll get more of that today. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry, looking outside, we have sky6 live hd, there's the commodore barry bridge. lots of sunshine coming up. the humidity is down, temperatures are not all that bad, too, kind of cool and comfortable to start out. allentown, 59 degrees. 60 in reading. 68 in trenton. i love these kinds of early start ups in the summer. 55 in philadelphia. 56 in millville. low humidity everywhere. satellite shows you lack of of cloud cover around, shades on the highways and byways this morning and this afternoon, as well. we're expecting mostly sunny skies today. could be pop up cloud cover here and there, but with low humidity not much. down the shore the only issue is rip currents. we had them over the weekend and moderate risk of them today. swim near the lifeguards and don't go too deep. high temperatures on the beach, 80 degrees, 73 in the water. 81 in rehoboth

david murphy is outside taking in the sunshine. soak it in david. >> it's nice across the city with the humidity on the low side. we are warming up certainly and a decent amount of sun with high clouds and satellite shows you cloud cover here and there over the last 12 hours but we see it break up and it's a fairly bright afternoon building across the region. as we look to the west not a lot on radar and some in hagerstown and pittsburgh, looking for a pop-up shower or thunderstorm later in the region today and tonight. 85 in philadelphia and 80 in in trenton and 80 in wilmington and 82 in cape may. we may culturally see the shore towns kicking if. and humidity we see it dropping if philadelphia. anything over 60 is a little bit humid and 57 dew point in allentown is great. staying sticky on other i'd of the delaware bay. and forecast for barbecues and parades the rest of the way. 2:00 p.m., 86 degrees and as we head into evening we fall into the upper 70s and a little bit humid in parts of the region and a spotty thunderstorm here

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two run shot for murphy. 15th of the season. the nats taking an early 2-0 lead.ow on the sixth this time with two on. and murphy hammers another one to right. that is gone, too. three-run homer, monster day for him. two homers, 5 rbi. nats up 7-2. later in the inning adam lynn inviting himself to the parade. they go on for the sweep tomorrow at 4:30. >>> to baltimore, sun's out, scouts are out. some boy scouts watching the brian hammers this ball to the seats in left center. two run shot. had no problems since making his first start since the cubs traded for him just mowing down today. cubs blank the birds 8-0. >>> to wimbledon, the royals, they're going crazy on the inside. crazy for roger federer. not the second time. federer puts it away. he's going to take the first set. now fed took the second set. chillage gets a rack on it, but federer serving with champion ace. in the open era to win wimbledon without losing a single set. >>> elaina deladon out with a sprained ankle. and new york took advantage. a sweep 3. mystics lose by 30. 85-55 the final. and coming u

>>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with meteorologist david murphy. >> here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, we continue to follow developing news as officials name a person of interest in the case of four missing men in bucks county and members of a now banned fraternity at penn state university are back in court today after the death of a pledge. and donald trump's trump admits to meeting with a russian lawyer. what it means for the ongoing investigation. >>> the developing news out of bucks county where the search continues for four missing men and there is a person of interest in the case arrested on unrelated charges and walter perez is live now where the district attorney gave an update on the investigation this morning. >> hey rick, just to be clear the da says that that young man cosmo dinardo is not a suspect in this case at this time but a person of interest. the da says it has the potential of being a long investigation. >> dozens of cadets from montgomery county arrived this morning adding to the team of investigators searching this fi

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick will be along laterew details on a stan brought an s.w.a.t. team to a residential neighchester county >>> and the showdown for the nation's health care is taking center stage on capitol hill. >>> but the big story is president trump announcing a major policy change on he told his followers that transgender people will be banned from serving in the military in any capacity. he made the decision after consulting with generals and ex what will happen to transgender people in the military. the pen unaware of what was coming today. a pentagon spokesperson said quote, call the white house. >> people got when part of their house collapsed on top of them. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the building to crumble. , katherine scott is live on the scene in west philadelphia with the details. >>> sara at this point the home is reduced to rubble. this two story home was designed to be a row home but stood alone so it was structurally compromised. there was construction at the home next d

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i'm not surprised that chris murphy said this.e making this about this fight about government shouldn't be involved in delivery of health care at all. >> what about the politics of this? if they come to the table and pass, it's going to be labeled trump care. if it's something that's successful, if they help get some sort of health care legislation passed even if it is a fix, is that something the democrats are willing to be a part of? >> i think you put your finger on it. just like labeling it obamacare, made it politically toxic for republicans, imagine what democrat facing any kind of re-election is going to want to put his or her name on something called trumpcare. i was talking with chris murphy in the green room, he made the point, he doesn't think it's gone entirely even though this current iteration might be going away. both parties have an imperative to have this come back. i think it's going to be a war over labeling it and war over the narrative that determines whether there's a real political viability for either party

>>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello sara is off. here are the stories we are following for you now on "action news" at 12:30. >> a female driving the truck said the car is on fire, obviously at that point, you got to get them out. >> a septa police officer pulled an unconscious driver out of his vehicle moments before the car burst into flames we are live with the full story. >> from the poker tables to the chandeliers everything must go at the former taj mahal casino. we are live at the liquidation sale. >>> and philadelphia welcomes back funny man kevin hart with a mural and celebration. >>> and the unsettled forecast outside and more humid today and covered in clouds and the chance for storms to pop up throughout the day and afternoon. as we look live at sky 6 hd showing you a cloudy center city sigh line and we have to get through a few days of rain showers before we see nice weather through the weekend, david murphy is at the weather center with the details. >> lots of clouds and rain and stormtracker 6

let's go on over to meteorologist, david murphy.ers helping you make your way around during the commute. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. and that drizzle i had a half hour ago is now off the terrace. satellite, though, shows you lots of cloud cover and while we will see some sunny breaks today, we're starting out gray and a closer view on storm tracker6 live double scan also shows that little shower activity that's popping up in media, the county seat of delaware county coming out of chester county at this point and also moving to the east of wilmington now and crossing the delaware river into parts of salem county. there are a couple of little spritzes here or there elsewhere across the region this morning. 67 cool and comfortable degrees though in philadelphia. 69 in wilmington. just 64 in trenton. 67 in allentown and reading. 68 in millville and under 70 in cape may as well. humidity not all that bad this morning. just a little bit humid. 68 degrees by 7 o'clock and then the rest of the day features clouds, some sunny b

let's get right to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning, guys.g downhill since s

dave murphy has more on that. matt pelman is in for karen rogers taking a look at your traffic.

so, senator murphy, do you have any further questions? >> just additional two questions, one for mr. risch. we've been talking about this administration's policy towards refugees, multiple courts have held that the policy is illegal, in part because it appears discriminatory given that it is targeted only to refugees of certain countries when we, you know, have security vulnerabilities that still exist in many other refugee programs. and many other immigration programs. i would argue visa waiver at the top of that list. can you speak to whether you believe that the only means of protecting this country is an outright ban on refugees or whether you believe that at some point there is going to be an amendment of this policy by the administration, maybe advocated by you once you are in place to provide amendments -- additional screening within the program to allow it to restart. do you need the ban or can you make changes to the program that satisfy the concerns that many people have about it? >> thank you, senator. as per refugee policy i w

chairman. >> thank you, senator murphy. again, i want to thank all the witnesses for your testimony. congratulations again on your nominations. i want to congratulate the president. the selection here, your unique backgrounds and capabilities suit you well to which the positions you've been nominated. thank you for your willingness to serve. thank you for your families. you'll be seeing less of your loved ones. these are serious responsibilities. thank you very much. with that, i've got to find the secret words here. the record will remain open until the close of business on thursday, july 20th. this hearing is adjourned. >>> the senate foreign relations committee and all the previous confirmation hearings for president trump's nominees are available on our website, cspan.org. we have this for you from the hill today. the house budget committee unveiled a $1.3 trillion budget plan this morning that would cut $203 billion in mandatory spending and seek to balance the budget in a decade. it adds work requirements for medicaid

put the bill forward and keeping this thing forward. >> joining us now is chris murphy, senator murphy, i know you are right in the thick of it, thank you for taking the time to talk to us tonight. >> thanks rachel. >> are you expecting to be up all night, how are you expecting this to go this evening? >> we'll have a vote around 9:30 on the first amendment that'll be all for this evening and we'll start voting again tomorrow. the rules now that we are on the bill allows fed for unlimited amendments to be offered. we don't know what this bill actually is or unensuinsured 22 millions or our ability to offer amendments or maybe the only thing that allows americans and those disabled americans are fearful of their lives. i am preparing over 100 amendments in part of the time that we have the debate of amendments and maybe the only time that my constituents, people who are sick and need healthcare are going to have to look at republican bill to put pressure to do the right thing. >> you stacked up over 100 amendments that you want to debate on depending on whatever it is that the republica

meteorologist david murphy says the high 78 degrees. we'll get you an updated forecast in just a few. >> it is baby friday, i like that, people like to ease into the weekend. >> reporter: that would be nice, it's national fried chicken day, when it's raining comfort food is a good idea. we're looking forward to that. we're looking forward to construction along the schuylkill expressway westbound lanes between survey and university. -- vare. one of two lanes will close between 9 and 3:00 p.m. the work crews will be out here. the tacony-palmyra opening is wrapped up. speeds are starting to drop along i-95, 35 miles per hour on the southbound side, between the betsy ross bridge and girard avenue. a crash along 13 is chester pike at gardener avenue that's completely gone now. there's a crash in lower salford along oak drive at maple avenue that has cleared out of the way. a leftover from yesterday we have not been able to get rid of, a sinkhole close to the mall, 63 eastbound between davisville and 611. one of the right lanes is blocked bec

. >> matt pellman is in for karen rogers and david murphy hass has the accuweather forecast, good morning. >> reporter: we're starting out cloudy and muggy and the big issue rain on the way could be heavy especially later tonight. the flood watch kicks in this afternoon and doesn't end until saturday afternoon when an area of low pressure passes us by to the south will be slow to get through the region. up to the turnpike and points south you have to be careful about flood watching along creeks streams and roads. cloud cover will come in later on and get thicker. there's a possibility in the morning hours we get a sunny break or two. 72 in philadelphia. 66 in allen tune 74 in cape may. 70 in trenton. 74 in wilmington. again it's on the humid side. as we go through the day, look for humid conditions, sunny breaks early and then the clouds thicken up, during the afternoon we have a chance of spotty thunderstorm activity. 84 degrees is the high at 3:00 p.m. remember if you do encounter a storm, it will be isolated, but there's a chance of a couple producing damaging wind gusts, so take cover

karen is off we have our gentleman of this morning, matt pelman and dave murphy.ood morning. >> sounds like a winning weather wednesday. >> i think mostly. we're off to kind of a cloudy start. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you there are an couple of showers out there and there you see that in the weather center. one of them is down by dover. just kind of dancing around and not really wanting to move and the other one up in the northern and western suburbs up from allentown, down to reading. most of this activity is light but it's just kind of sitting in place, so if you get stuck with some of that light to moderate precipitation it might be with you for awhile. most of us dry this morning and under the clouds too. we expect of expect clouds to give way to some sunny breaks. how about all these numbers in the 60's. 68 degrees in philadelphia. 68 in wilmington. and allentown 65. trenton 65. same thing in reading and down in cape may 70 degrees. warm this afternoon but not too bad. by noon, a mix of clouds with some sun, 75. by 3 o'clock, 80. that's your high