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transportation secretary anthony fox get a first look at it yesterday. chad perdelli has the details. >> reporter: the transportation secretary called the situation a lambty. he said it not only affects residents of the first state, but people up and down the eastern seaboard. crews have been taking soil samples doing their work to repair and they have been working 24/7. anthony fox called fixing 4955 big deal and the federal government is in to repair. the estimated 20 million-dollar price tag to temporarily fix it is coming from federal coffers. >> the work that is happening is the product of aggressive work on behalf of the teams i want to thank all of you for the work you're doing. >> this bridge was closed last monday and our engineers and design team have been working around the clock. we have come up with a temporary solution that will be corporated in the final solution. >> reporter: dell dot officials say 30 minutes are being added to commutes. >> a good portion of that traffic is moving 35,000 car range to 95. >> reporter: drivers say naamans r

anthony fox got a firsthand look a while ago. >> they call the situation here with 495 a calamity.t affects thejélu residents, bt people up andgxpa down the eastn seaboard. the crews have been sakin"0l tag samples and working 24/7. they called it a big deal. the federal government is all in to repair it. the 20 million price tag that will temporarily fix it is coming from federalcoffers. cof. we believe it's incorporated in the final solution. >>reporter:it led to 95,000 vehicles detoured daily. 30 minutes are added to commutes. >> a good portion of that traffic is moved in the 35,000 car as day range to 95. >>reporter:route 13 nay mon'smod is gridlock during rush-hour. >> it's a problem. it's a problem. >> i have a place in bethany. the only way we can manage is toive living at 0300 to go down and leave at the same time to come back. >> they are traveling during off peak hours sacrifices that most drivers cannot or unwilling to do. the first phase is not expected to be completed until labor day at best taking the road less traveled in delaware is going -- they can get realtime tra

. >>> an ton fox will join -- anthony fox will join delaware officials for a briefing on the status of the bridge's repairs. the bridge is not expected to reopen until labor day at the earliest. >> time to take a first look at. >>> as the violence in iraq is escalating look out for rising gas prices. industry experts say gas prices rise a nickel. ment violence in iraq pushed stocks closer on wednesday. stock are pointing to having a mixed open. >>> internet gambling fell for the second straight month in new jersey. it took in 10 million in may that's down a million from the take in april. the car maker ford it has cut the fuel economy ratings on 6 of its vehicles. these are cars that were touted as the most fuel efficient. aforesaid it will competent people who own or lease 200,000 carl's. matt back to you. >> mayor nutter has announced the creation of a task force to look at how philadelphia businesses deal with paid sick time. they will conduct abdomin complete review of paid sick leave policies and their likely impact on employers and employees. the task force will submit its recomm

. >>> the us secretary of transportation, anthony fox, joined delaware governor jack markell, to get closed i495 bridge, in wilmington. the span was closed nearly two weeks ago, after inspection showed it was tilting. "eyewitness news" reporter jan has the update on the progress that's being made to fix that failing bridge. >> nearly two weeks since the tilting i495 close today traffic, equipment and tools, though, now in place for crews to start working on temporary fix. >> that will drive these 4-foot diameter shot down keep into the ground. anywhere from 140 feet to 170 feet down into bedrock. >> friday, us transportation secretary, anthony fox, joined governor jack markell and delaware's congressional delegation on site. >> when this bridge goes down, folks to travel all the way south, into miami, all the way up the eastern seaboard, impacted. >> del dot says riding the road even just temporarily will cost roughly $20 million. 2 million is coming if the form of emergency funding from the federal highway administration. >> i believe anything beyond that 90% federal monday. >> i de

secretary anthony fox toured the site yesterday along with tell dell governor martell and other high-ranking officials. according to secretary fox, work is moving at an aggressive pace to get the bridge stabilized after it was shut down last week. still at earliest lanes wouldn't reopen until september. tox says the bridge closure is not just a state problem it's a national issue. >> it's unfortunate that sometimes an incident like this reminds us of what we have as a country. but hopefully as we get this work going and the bridge comes back up, the mettle of the american people will descend on washington. >> yesterday crews began drilling into the bedrock so they will be able to install new pilings and foundation. d del-dot won't confirm the sandcas totilt. >>> advocates f riders inhave withdrawn a lawsuit parking authority that lawsuit claims that the pta atamicans wh by not access to riders in the advocates dropped the suit because the authority is adding new taxis that will be wheelchair accessible. the ppa hopes to have 45 in upte on the v.a. scan pennsylvania governor tom corbett is re

transportation secretary anthony fox will tour the damage of the 495 bridge in delaware with governor jack markell. today nbc 10 learned from experts why every state should be checking its bridges because of what happened in wilmington. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong joins us with those answers. >> reporter: that massive dirt pile that used to sit right there, they won't say for sure if that pile next to 495 actually caused the bridge to tilt but it sure concerned them enough to go inspect other bridges to make sure they didn't have anything big underneath them. we talked to engineers who say every state should be doing that. today we were here when some of those big steel pillar casings arrived under the 495 bridge. the work well under way here. we got a look at the inspection report from other delaware bridges that show that many similar bridges have stuff under them. the route 13 bridge has a number of dirt piles, some have dart buses parked there. deldot trucks park there, there is also a skate park under that bridge. but don't sweat skate parks and buses, they don't

. >>> tomorrow, anthony fox will tour the damage on the i-94 bridge in delaware along with governor ja govern governor. a dirt pile next to the bridge caused it to tilt. last night, we reported dirt piles and equipment being stored under several other bridges. but after inspecting several bridges, officials say the equipment under the bridges poses no threat to driver. >>> wet weather is pushing back construction work along i-95 in philadelphia. work will now begin monday on the northbound lanes between gerard and allegheny avenues. crews will be painting new traffic lanes. work on the southbound side begins the week of june 23rd. this is just the beginning of a project that's expected to last until 2018. >>> new tonight, actor tracy morgan is showing signs of improvement after he was hurt in a crash on the new jersey turnpike. morgan's publicist is saying the comedian is still hospitalized in critical but stable condition but his medical team says his  recovery is progressing. morgan has a broken leg and ribs from saturday morning's crash. fellow comedian james mcnair known as jimmy

secretary anthony fox will join governor markell to check on the work. the bridge was closed after a massive amount of dirt was suspected of causing the support pillars to tilt. officials secured funding for a fix. deldot has a $20 million plan for the project. it could lead to the reopening, could lead, some of the lanes might be reopened by labor day. >> philadelphia fire commissioner lloyd ayers will retire after 40 years with the department. mayor nutter has said that ayers set an example of sensitive respect tl leadership. the deputy commissioner derek sawyer will take over tomorrow. >> hillary clinton's book tour comes to philadelphia. she will sign copies of her new book at the free library. political observers see the tour as a trial run for the 2016 presidential campaign. clinton will be at the library today from 11:15 to 1:30. >>> a rainy day today, we're starting off with rain showers in the area and some heavy downpours at this time. and there is a possibility of some areas of flooding too. then this afternoon we're likely to get showers and

transportation secretary anthony fox described the situation as a clamty and one that must be quickly fixed. estimated 20 million needed for a temporary solution for tilting bridge columns is coming from the gral government. the shut down detours about 90,000 drivers every day and adds about 30 minute to the commute. officials hope this at least partially reopen the bridge by labor day. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, next texas home teetering on edge of a cliff goes newspaper flames open purpose. we'll explain. >>> i'm health reporter ali gorman it's a popular cosmetic procedures but from some cases it can be over used. i'm show you the consequences and hoy to fix. it. >> well, our humidity is still pretty high. dewpoint 67 in philadelphia and pittsburgh in the 40s. buffalo in the 40s. pittsburgh in the 6 0s. i'll talk about more comfortable air in the weekend in the accuweather forecasting. ducis rogers with phillies, cubs and jimmy rollings going for a record and flyers veteran staying on for another season. that story and more when "action staying on for another season

transportation secretary anthony fox joined jack markell and delaware's congressional delegation on site. >> when this bridge goes down, the ability of travel all the way south into miami, all the way up the eastern seaboard is impacted. >> reporter: dell dot case riding the road temporarily will cost roughly 20 million-dollar, 2 million in the form of emergency funding from the federal highway administration. >> twenty million-dollar repair, emergency repair is 100 percent federal money. anything beyond that is about 90 percent federal money. >> reporter: dell dot says it is still looking into that 50,000-ton pile of dirt which many say, caused the problem here, they are trying to find out how long it the grew, besides the bridge and what the agency can do better to prevent from it happening again. >> if we need to get out here more often, if we need to put technology up, i don't want to touch our bridges we are building now we are installing sensors so they are talking to us. >> reporter: now secretary fox says the rest of the nation could see this as a learning experience, however, hi

transportation secretary anthony fox visits the tilting interstate 495 bridge in delaware.he secretary was joined by delaware's governor jack markell and the state' congressional delegation. it's been nearly two weeks since the tilting bridge in wilmington closed to traffic. the tools are now in mace for crews to start working on temporary fix. along with some special equipment. >> that's the machine that's actually going to drive these 4-foot diameter shafts deep into the ground anywhere from 140 feet to 170 feet done into bed rock. >> deldot says it is still looking into where a $50,000-ton of pile dirt came from that is next to the bridge supports. it's unclear what role, if any, that dirt played in the movement of the supports. >> it is a cliff hanger no more. a luxury home that was dangling off the edge of a cliff is now gone. well tell you why the owners purposely set the on fire. >>> plus, getting stung by bees and liking it. it sounds crazy it it's helping some who suffer from common medical conditions. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl explains the

anthony fox called this a big deal and said the federal government is in to repair. the estimated 20 million-dollar price tag to temporarily fix is coming from federal coffers. the work that is happening here is the product of aggressive work on behalf of the teams. >> this bridge was closed last monday and literally our engineers and design team working around the clock we have come up with a temporary solution we believe will be corporated into the final solution. >> reporter: the 495 shut down has led to 400,000 people being detoured daily. >> a good portion of the traffic is moving 35,000 cars to 95. >> reporter: naamans roads and other secondary roads have been gridlock during rush hour. >> it's a mess out there, it's a problem. people driving crazy. >> of a shore place in bethany and the only way we can manage is to leave at 03000 to come down and come back at the same time. >> reporter: they are asking drivers to car pool or use mass transit or travel at off peak hours. with the first phase of repairs not expected to be completed until labor day at best, takin

anthony fox will join jack markell to check on the work being done. it was closed last week after it was found that the support pillers were tilting. officials secured federal funding to fix the bridge. there is a $20 million plan. it could lead to some of the lanes back open by labor day. hillary clinton's book tour will come to philadelphia. at the free library in center city. political observers see the tour as a trial run for a 2016 presidential campaign. clinton biwill be at the librar today. >> if you can't beat them join him. governor christie poked fun at the jersey bridge scandal. take a look. ♪ >>> you had a little scandal happen. >> what are you talking about? >> don't know if you heard about it. i know it's politics. you have a family. >> they are here tonight. believe me, that wasn't nearly as bad as them watching me dance out there with you. i guarantee that. they are so much more humiliated by that because i actually did that. >> christie will be in san francisco today for several political fundraising events. >> another dreary morning.

i would like to remind you about our upcoming events and speakers on july 17th, anthony fox, secretary of the department of transportation, july 22nd, dr. thomas friedman, director of the centers for disease control will address concerns about the health issues. july 31st, good luck, jonathan, president of nigeria, august 1st, the president of the republic of congo will discuss peace, security and stability in the central african region. next i would like to present congressman "when congress worked" one with the traditional national press club mud. i don't know if you already have a set of a couple dozen. and finally, our traditional last question, given your reputation as one of the toughest questioners in congress, what life -- what advice to you have for reporters asking members questions as you experienced today? >> know the answer before you ask acquistion. [applause] >> thank you, congressman and the one. thank you all for coming and i thank once again the national press club staff including the german mm-hmm -- journalism institute for organizing today's event. we are adjourned

secretary anthony fox toured the siteteithla governor jackatell and other kingan officials.ding to fox work ovin an areiv t the bridge stabilized after it had to be shut down last week. still at earliest lanes wouldn't reopen until se fox say the bridge closure is not just a state problem, it's a national issue. >> it's unfortunate that sometimes an incident like this remind us of what we have as a but hopefully as we get this work going and the bridge comes back up, the mettle l of the am p wl sc >> yesterday crews began drilling into the bedrock so install new pilings and foundation. they won't confirm the massive dirt pile next to the bridge caused the pillar to tilt. >>> advocates to is for disabd taxi riders in philadelphia have withdrawn a federal lawsuit filed against the parking authority. thatla act by not providing enough taxi ory is adding new cars bssib. h this suler. today pet lovers will enjoy the opening of a designated dog beach. wildwood city commissioners passed an ordinance allowing togs on that beach. esthey're allowed in the water, too, right? all pets m

on july 17th, anthony fox, se secretary of the deparliament of transportation. and july 27th the director of the centers for disease control. july 21, the president of nid r nidper -- nigeria and then the president of congo will be here. next i would like to present congressman dingell with the traditional press club mug, i don't know if you have a set of half a dozen, but here is another one we are honored to give to you. and our traditional last question. given your reputation as the toughest questioner in congress, what advice do you have to reporters asking? >> know the answer before you ask the question. [ applause ] >> thank you congressman dingell, thank you for coming and the national press club staff including the broadcast center for organizing the event. we are ajourned. >> the rapidly growing e-cigarette and nursery has caught the attention of federal regulators and congress. airrrow night, we will portions from two congressional hearings that focus on the topic, including this one from the senate commerce committee. >> now, it is unequivocal that yo

the secretary anthony fox toured the site yesterday along with delaware governor jack martell and other high-ranking officials. according to secretary fox work is moving at an aggressive pace to get the bridge stabilized after it had to be shut down last week. still at earliest lanes wouldn't reopen until september. fox says the bridge closure is not just a state problem, it's a national issue. >> it's unfortunate that sometimes an incident like this reminds us of what we have as a country. but hopefully as we get this work going, the bridge comes back up, the mettle of the american people will descend on washington. >> yesterday crews began drilling into the bedrock to install new piling. deldot still won't confirm the massive dirt pile that was next to the bridge caused the pillars to tilt. >>> today marks the first day on the job for philadelphia's new fire department commissioner. derek sawyer, who served as at the pointy commissioner, will take over the top spot. sawyer replaces lloyd ayers who officially retired yesterday. people gathered to honor ayers yesterday afternoon. sawyer

transportation secretary anthony fox is holding a press conference at that site. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao tells us state inspectors are now examining hundreds of bridges across the state. >> no doubt tilting i495 bridge in wilmington has become a headache, migraine for tri-state commuters. engineers see what is happening here in delaware a bit differently. >> it will be a lessen learn for sure. >> reporter: michael, professor of civil and environmental engineering at the university of delaware says placement of this bridge is nothing new, bridges are built in soft soil conditions like this one along the cristina river all the time. the soil is compact or foundation goes down to bedroom. what he hasn't seen is a 50,000 pile of dirt near side and engineers agree this was the problem. >> i'm sure in the future we will inspect bridges in these types of situations of of soft soils to make sure things are not placed under bridge that is a problem like this. >> reporter: dell dot has already started, it has prioritized 500 bridges throughout the state with

anthony fox is the secretary of transportation. >> we are always looking for ways to improve safety in our airspace, and we think next generation technology, nextgen, is going to do that. ite going to do it because it's going to track planes more precisely, planes are going have more aware is of other planes in the airspace. >> reporter: the technology is expected to cut airlines' costly fuel consumption by as much as 3 million gallons a year. passengers may notice the difference by listening to the sound of the engines when a plane comes in for a landing. currently on approach, plains level off at certain points. nextgen in the houston area will now enable pilots to i'den the nnls while the plane descends at a steady rate. the faa compares it to sliding down a bannister. major airlines support the redesign and have spent hundreds of millions of dollars incorporating it into their planes. but earlier concerns were expressed that nextgen's overhaul wasn't moving fast enough. >> i tlink has been progress. we can talki about progress but we need progress quicker, faster. the technology is

on july 17th, anthony fox, se secretary of the deparliament of transportation. and july 27th the director of the centers for disease control. july 21, the president of nid r nidper -- nigeria and then the president of congo will be here. next i would like to present congressman dingell with the traditional press club mug, i don't know if you have a set of half a dozen, but here is another one we are honored to give to you. and our traditional last question. given your reputation as the toughest questioner in congress, what advice do you have to reporters asking? >> know the answer before you ask the question. [ applause ] >> thank you congressman dingell, thank you for coming and the national press club staff including the broadcast center for organizing the event. we are ajourned. >> hope i didn't disappoint you. >> on the next washington journal, a look at the major cases before the supreme court this term. and brian brown, president of the national organization for marriage and the human rights campaign will debate the rules on marriage. and we will talk abou

on tuesday he tragically got himself a job at fox news. >>> anthony weiner, you might want to be morereful about the tweets he favorites. he was caught favorite iing a l to an article about the dating app tinder allowing users to share pictures that disappear after 24 hours. that's your scrambled politics. >>> i am joined by kevin zi rilly. it's friday. happy friday the 13th. >> it's been a crazy week in capitol hill. >> it's been a busy night. sergeant bowe bergdahl is back in the u.s. this happened overnight. will this speed up the investigation into how he ended up in the hands of the taliban? >> i think that already officials are saying that they want to continue to give him the time that he needs in order to recooperate mentally. he's still recovering physically from this. but the controversy on the hill is still growing, especially as things are turning overseas in iraq. i think a lot of focus on the m administration's foreign policy positions. >> a lot of people want answers. here's something interesting, do you expect bergdahl to finally speak with his family? i found it inter

investigators say 18 year old anthony waters got into their home on the 5900 block of north fourth street through an unlocked back door. fox 29 was there as police broke down the door atwater's home. investigators say he wanted to steal and sell his neighbor's car but the victims surprised him. a 71 year old woman and a 54 year old man were both stabbed several times. police say when they showed up on the scene waters was hosing the area down. he's now facing attempted murder, burglary and other charges. >> and police need help identifying the man seen in these surveillance picture. stole the wallet of an umpire and made several purchases with the stolen credit cards. it happened last week at hatfield township. the victim says he left his wallet in his car while he worked. when he returned, it was gone. police say the suspect was seen driving a 2,004 model white ford explorer xlt. >> this philadelphia department employee is off the job and under arrest tonight. officials arrest kathy pew on sunday after they say they found her fighting another woman on the 2500 block of south american street. now police have not said what

olney this guy 18 year-old anthony waters got not 5900 block of north fourth street wednesday morning through an unlock back door. this happened early wednesday morning. fox 29 was there as police broke down the door in waters home. investigators say he wanted to steel, and sell his neighbor's car but the victim surprised him, a 71 year-old woman and 54 year-old man were both stabbed several times, police say when they showed up to the crime scene, waters was hosing the area down. he is facing attempted murder, burglary and other charges. >> a delaware state trooper is up great todd stable condition. twenty-six year-old corporal lloyd mccann was responding to a come stick incident in magnolia when suspect tried to take off. investigators say the 29 year-old suspect fired shots at that trooper. the trooper, shot and killed, that suspect. >>> 6:07. accused of going on a deadly shooting spree in california earlier this year calling it revenge for a life time of social, and sexual isolation. coming up hear shooter's dad in his first television interview. >>> and... >> charlie, we're getting reports that your sun has been found in your basement. >> yes, nancy

eighteen year-old anthony waters got into their home on the 5900 block of north fourth street, through an unlock back door. we first brought you this story as breaking news on fox 29 morning news wednesday morning. we were there as police broke down the door at waters home. investigators say he wanted to steel and sell his neighbor's car but victim surprised him. seventy-one year-old woman and 54 year-old man were both stabbed several times. police say when they showed up on the scene waters was hosing the area down. he is face ago tempted murder, burglary and other charge these morning. >>> dramatic video, this is stuff you have to see to believe and it was all right here in our area check it out, you see one car just short of hitting a railing in front of the store. other car was in the intersection. this happened at 59th and cedar avenue in southwest philadelphia. police say an adult, and a child, both taken to the hospital after the crash. both of them in stable condition. >> i seen her hollering, screaming and the little boy was like caught in between the railing and the car. >> no word on what caused the crash, or whether or not anyone was actually hit by

police say 18 year old anthony waters got into their home on the 5900 block of north fourth street through an unlocked back door. fox9 was there as police broke down that door atwaters home. investigators say he wanted to steal and sell his neighbor' cars but the victim surprised him. 71 year old woman and a 54 year old man were both stabbed several times. police say when they showed up on the scene, waters was hosing the area down. he is facing a itemed murder, burglary and other charges. >> delaware state trooper shot tuesday morning is upgraded to stable condition. police say 26 year old corporal lloyd mccann was responding to a domestic incident in magnolia when the suspect tried to take off. investigators say the 29 year old suspect fired shots at the trooper. the trooper shot and killed him. >>> major traffic troubles in one part of new jersey as another local bridge is closed for emergency repairs. this time it's white horse road bridge in camden county, new jersey. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in lindenwold tonight. chris? >> reporter: that's right, iain. if you live in voorhees or use the lindenwold tra

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police say 18 year old anthony waters got into their home on the 5900 block of north fourth street through an unlocked back door. it happened early wednesday morning. fox 29 was there as police broke down the door atwater's home. investigators say he wanted to steal and sell his neighbor's car but the victims surprised him. a 71 year old woman and a 54 year old man were both stabbed several times. police say when they showed up on the crime scene yesterday, waters was hosing down the area. he's now facing a itemed murder, burglary and other charges. >> a delaware state trooper shot tuesday morning is upgraded to stable condition. police say 26 year old corporal lloyd mccann was responding to a domestic incident in magnolia when the suspect tried to take off. investigators say the 29 year old suspect fired shots at the trooper and the trooper shot and killed him. >>> two men are on the run tonight after a violent home invasion in strawberry mansion. police say the two men stormed a man's home on the 2700 block of berk street early this morning. investigators say they hit the man in the head with a gun and then tied him up. police say the suspects made o

police say 18 year-old anthony waters got in the home in the 5900 block of north fourth street through an unlocked back door. we first brought you this as breaking news on the fox 29 morning news wednesday morning. >>> we were there as police broke down door of the waters home. investigators say he wanted to steel and sell his neighbor's car but victim surprised him, a 71 year-old woman and five five-year old man were both stabbed several times, police say, they showed up to the crime scene, waters was hosing the area down, he is face ago tempted murder, burglary and or charges. >>> a delaware state trooper shot tuesday morning is upgraded to stable condition, police say 26 year-old corporal lloyd mccann was responding to a domestic incident in magnolia when the suspect tried to take off. investigators say the 29 year-old suspect tried to shoot the trooper, the trooper shot and killed him. >>> 4:07. two big decisions from the neshaminy school board. they passed a rule that they will allow editors at the student newspaper to remove the word redskins from news stories but they won't be able to do it from editorial or opinion pieces. red skinnies the neshaminy hig

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