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complaints of debris falling from this building here, on broad and arch. there is low level scaffolding but still the debris did come range down on the ground below. now, this is older building you, might know, right by the convention center here, once bank but conversions underway to turn this building into hotel space. and again police belief there could be more vandals linked to this out here this morning. let's take you back out there live to the scene across the street here on broad. see mcdonald's there has big hole in it. that's another case of not linked to this case here, acro the street at this old bank building here at broad and arch. again, police still looking for possibly in vandals in this attack here. but the case remains under investigation this morning. we are live in center city, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> so strange, justin, thank you. 4:33, checking in with katie. do you think you need the umbrella later today? >> later today probably the best idea. one of the folks headed out the door for work right now, i would hope lik

issuing thousands of overly broad patents. one company recently used a patent it acquired, to threaten coffee shops, who use wifi for their customers. or payouts for anybody who it together a podcast. the lawsuits are growing. the number of defendants in patent infringement cases have soared tenfold. >> i'd like. >> i sat down with the head of the u.s. pat enand trade park office. >> how much of a problem are these so-called patent trolls? there are barriers to entry, expensive litigation really prevents the kind of innovation that the u.s. patent office was meant to encourage. >> patent litigation in particular is one of the more expensive forms of litigation because of the technology. it is an abuse of the system. >> what can your office do about that? >> we are doing things that. i launched an initiative last fall, it's the uspto's job to issue the very best patent it can issue. companies rely on patent rights, especially one funded with big competitors because they need that right to protect their development. >> it seems

it is closed from broad to 76, both eastbound and westbound. looking at the eastbound exit for broad street right now so you have to get off right now nobody on the westbound side because it is blocked from broad street to so keep that in mine. construction zone goes until 5:00 this morning, 59 at cottman, both directions, smooth sailing, this morning looking pretty good, speeds are running at the speed limit. now, we have downed tremont gum are you drive at belmont avenue. so tree is on the road there at the intersection, so keep that in mind, possible blockage right there and on 295 northbound and southbound, at harmony road exit 17 gibbstown, ramps remain closed due to downed wires from the storms from last week, also, harmony road stays close from the 295 to swedesboro road, there is a check on your speeds this morning in and outside the city no problems, right now looking good on the blue route and 295 and the jersey turnpike, that's a look at your ride this morning. >> thanks so much. in the news, at least 20 people dead in indonesia afte

do you have to exit at broad street here. >> they have been switching construction going one side to the other nightly. >> heading down through to broad, so i would say really for the next couple of month as they work on the project i would suggest taking alternates, because between 76 and broad, in either direction, for quite some time, the ramps will be closed in that portion of the vine, so maneuvering around the art museum area is not bad idea, 95, traveling around the area of the betsy ross bridge, construction compromising what seems to be at least the lane here northbound direction, but due to no volume out and about, still fairly nice ride. no delays at the airport. and things for mass transit just fine. pa jersey, delaware, still good. >> "eyewitness news" at the 5600 block of boyde street. happened shortly before 1:00 this morning, first responders were able to control the fire within the hour. >> unclear every any injuries or what caused the fire. >> 4:36 right now. crews will be back out on the scene of massive water main break that flooded a nicetown shopping center yest

it's very broad broad circulation. >> reporter: that broad circulation putting a large portion of the at risk of flash floods. those warnings continuing today but the hardest hit of all, texas. firefighters in houston were on alert during the storm and rescued one little guy caught in the deluge. >> he was out front, just squealing, making all kinds of nouns ruckus. brought him inside, gave him a bath. gave him another bath. >> reporter: the firefighters say they've named him ruckus for all the noise he was making. >> whittled his my our heart. >> reporter: this storm is triggering tornado warnings throughout texas oklahoma in areas that still haven't recovered from last month's floods. in washington, lana zak abc news. >> former sixer andre iguodala helped lead golden state to an nba championship. the warriors beat the cavaliers 105 to 97 in cleveland in game six last night. iguodala and steph curry scored 25 points a piece for the warriors. iguodala was voted nba finals m.v.p. he didn't start a game all season until being inserted into the lineup in game four when the warriors were

notice behind me, traffic being diverted off the broad street here. they usually tend to wrap this up around 5:00 or so. by the looks of this delay maybe they are starting to pick up some cones. we we continue to double check. >> this as of now the vine street expressway, in the westbound direction, is still closed between broad street and the schuylkill. again something seems to be going on there. i'll investigate. that will let's go on, talk about the schuylkill, if you are traveling eastbound on 76, right around montgomery, disable vehicle on the shoulder, not causing too much after problem. we do have active flares out there. we are waiting for some assistance however schuylkill moving just fine, no delays in either direction really on any of the majors, except for that vine. something going on there. i just have a feeling. taking a look into new jersey right now accident closing east landsis avenue. no delays for mass transit. ac rail line still suspended. >> thank you. in the news, utility crews still work to go restore power to tens of thousand

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it was like "broad city," and we were like that's it. this is "broad city." >> we did the web stories for two years before he pitched it as a tv show. >> just fair long time it was, like 2,000, 2500 people. >> we felt like it was the same people. >> it was-- >> we should invite all those people to a party or something. and we decided that we were going to write a expielt go to l.a. and pitch this as a tv show purpose we were going to do our last web episode and we never really had any celebrities and through a friend, she was like "what about amy poehler. and i was like oh, my god. she runs u.c.b. which we came out of would she ever do this? >> she did. she wanted to be in an episode. i quick my job. >> yeah, ilana quit her job. and then had we shot with her we just hit it off. we held our breaths and asked her in that e-mail, "hey, this is the episode. we love it. would you ever consider being an executive producer? we're planning on going to pitch this?" and she wrote back the next day, and she was just like "i would love to. i didn't

we can teach them to have broad shoulders. to the biden family, the sprawling intimate clan, i know that beau's passing has left a gaping void in the world, i can only imagine the burdens you have been carrying on your shoulders for the past couple of years, it is because you gave him everything that he could give everything to us. because you were there for him, we will be there for you. natalie and hunter, there are not words big enough to describe how much your dad loved you and your mom, but michelle, sasha aaliyah, and i have become a part of the family. we are always here for you. we always will be. my word as a biden. to joe and jill, like everyone else, michelle and i think god you are in our lives. taking this right with you is one of the great pleasures of our lives. joe, you are my brother. i'm grateful every day you have such a big heart a big soul and such broad shoulders. i could not admire you more. i got to know catherine biden before she passed away. she was on stage with us when we were elected. i told joe on

water should not be used with flushing toilets irrigation and the likes we know we can make broad use of recycles water it's a severe public policy crisis if it continues it will be an exterrible threat to our state this say long-term structural problem that the state should have addressed many years ago it's never too late to start addressing this huge problem according to estimates we may have a year or two stored water capacity left in california if the drought continued unabated even when this drought ends we will still be vulnerable to the same water shortages for decades to come as our population grows we must take aggressive policy actions now to conserve water and make the best and most efficient use of the water we have. last year in this committee i held a hearing on a drought and what the city is doing around efforts to use nonportable water for nonpublic uses and what we can do to improve water conservation and reuse in san francisco. at the time i was and still am interested in legislation to require water sub metering in sub unit buildings because they will be paying the

streets are damp there at vine and broad. the rainy has been steady in center city and much of the rest of the area as well. the radar view of broad and vine there. not alone, though, when it comes to wet weather. it's across delaware and south jersey. the steadier rainfall has tapered off to harrisburg to our rest. steady rain will ease throughout the morning and clouds will break for sunshine but not a lot of sunshine. cloudy and rainy start. 68 at 6:00. 9:00 a.m. at 69 degrees and scattered showers as we head into the early afternoon hours. by then we will see more sunshine and 70 degrees and climbing but not much warmer this afternoon. then what we are going to see later during the mid afternoon hours. we will go through it hour-by-hour when i come back in ten minutes. right now, let's check in with jessica boyington. what is happening out there? >> wet roadways we are battling this morning. 95 take a check around state road. you can see ponding over on the shoulders. when a vehicle goes by you can see it spray out undern

street expressway still closed in both directions, this morning between the schuylkill expressway, and broad street. it is all part of the overnight construction. the rest of the major roadways not bad at all off to a quiet start but it is first morning after the storm through the weekend. i saw a number of down trees and limbs along the shoulder of the the schuylkill expressway. the shoulder, so we will see the crews out there today cleaning up, it looks like the kids to have clean up their room after the weekend. no problems up and down 476. we are looking good on i-95. now saturday into sunday we had a transformer fire in chinatown. right now race street is blocked at tenth street. now they have stop signs up, and the power crews are still there. when they put a stop sign up, that is a sign it will not be repaired anytime quick. so using market street would be your best bet. that is what i did. i bumped over a couple on market but race street closed right there at tenth in the heart of the chinatown. they are still work ago long the pennsy turnpike when you come over the connection bridge

and it's extremely broad, and therefore very popular among law enforcement. for some it's overly broad. >> sreenivasan: you know, i don't have to be an a.c.l.u. lawyer to say there's a shift from reacting to terror attacks to preventing terror attacks encroach on other freems of how i want to express myself? >> the interesting thing about the isis case is the question, "are these the same or different from the 550 prior cases of terrorism-related arrests that we saw since 9/11?" and to some except, these feel a little different. and you're right. if it's about expression if it'sing about bdoing very little, if it's about being led by the f.b.i. towards many pieces of the incipient crime that's one thing. but there does seem to be some kind of new element here, new feeling and that's why we did thed is. >>thed is. >> sreenivasan: one of the new elements was social media. so many are lured through social media. i'm wondering does law enforcement use that same social media to catch them? >> that's what we need to find out more about. they've talked about using s

. >> braking news, skyfox over the scene at broad and oregon, in south philly. right down thereby the stadiums. manhole cover blew up, bob? >> yes broad and oregon, you're right right by the stadium, marconi plaza words came out smoke was coming from the manhole cover. when they responded obviously they got it coned off here, broad and oregon, police activity, not quite sure if the roads totally block if we can pull out from skyfox there. take a take a look >> looks like the cover has been moved a little bit? >> mini explosion? >> but somebody also had to get in thereto put that yellow tape. so you got the firefighters on the scene. that's oregon so keep our eye on this one. obviously detours in south philly this morning >> casino every ingenious saw probably a trash bag sitting on the side of the road? >> use the trash bag to tie up -- >> you know what, whatever we have to work with out there >> get it done >> we'll keep an eye on that, 9:05. >> often hear moms call their roll as parent the most rewarding job in the world >> that's right. but, a new study says,

this is now a general purpose or broad-based technology. it's not like the mick -- merck can cal oring a curl few. it's coming everywhere so there's no new sector absorb the works. the question as to will that lead to another revolt or some kind of movement? i think it's possible. you saw some lint of that maybe with "occupy wall street" it demonstrated there's the concern out there about the general issue. in general if that happens wouldn't think it would be a good thing. if it were a movement geared toward limiting technology, i woop want to see that happen because i still continue to believe that technology is clearly the only thing that historically has made us better off and that's the reason we're much better have than people who lived 100 years ago. a middle class person today is much better off than a very wealthy person from 100 years ago and that's because of technology. we don't want to stop that. what we want to do is adapt to it. so it can continue, and if we make the right adapt addition i think it's possible we might acceler

go to those promissory notes programs that have a late stage of dementia so you have the ad c at 50 broad street for the participant that is an additional fund for more staffing and specialized services for the participant that have dementia or alzheimer's if this makes sense. >> yeah. >> looking at this we should have the ad c programs going first they're the framework and the foundation and the ad c r.c. is an additional programming put on top of that. >> any other questions. >> commissioner sims. >> well those involve multiple agencies always confuse me there are two or three site locations. >> in this one catholic charity and self-help for the elderly. >> not the other one on ad r.c. >> no problem. >> so we've got locations on geary boulevard and broad street. >> where's self-help and geary and 22 and okay. >> i'm trying to ad adult care resource center on the institute of the agency. >> there's 4a d c programs and 3 ad c r.c. programs. >> okay. any other questions. >> hearing or hearing none i'll call for the vote. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? i's have it the motion is c

under arrest accused of vandalizing a building under construction in center city this happened at broad and arch where the suspects allegedly broke in the building and started throwing things out of the windows, on to broad street. >>> but 17 year-old boy in philadelphia was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. >> this is so sad this happened last evening on the six hundred block of die yogi street in the hunting park neighborhood. police say that the 28 year-old driver ran a red light and then hit that teenager just outside on his bike. witnesses jumped in and they tried to save him. >> they did cpr and tried to give him cpr and i'm just praying for him. >> so, so sad. he was raced over to the hospital but tragically he died. the driver is in police custody, and charges are pending for driving under the influence. >>> also a teenage boy struck by a hit and run driver is in the hospital in a different location. >> police are looking for the car involve. steve keeley live in pennsville with more on this, steve. >> reporter: pennsville and fill after something in common, colors of

we can teach them to have broad shoulder s shoulders. to the biden family this sprawling inmate clan i know that beau's passing has left a gaping void in the world, hallie i can only imagine the burdens that you've been carrying on your shoulders these past couple of years, it's because you gave him everything that he could give everything to us. just as you were there for him, we'll be there for you. to natalie and hunter there aren't words big enough to describe how much your dad loved you, how much he loved your mom, but i will tell you what michelle and i and sasha and malia, we've become part of the biden clan we're honorary members now. and biden family rule applies, we're always here for you. we always will be. my word as a biden. to joe and jill just like everybody else here michelle and i thank god you are in our lives, taking this ride with you is one of great pleasures of our lives. joe, you are my brother. i'm grateful every day that you've got such a big heart and a big soul and those broad shoulders. i couldn't admire you m

another half an hour or so between broad street and the schuylkill. you know the drill either use south street or spring garden coming off of the schuylkill, coming off of i-95 use vine street local. still, numerous power outages throughout the entire viewing area, a lot of traffic lights are still defective respect the detours, they are there for a reason, crews have been out as i'm sure you were out and about yesterday you saw the convoy of power trucks, going from point a to point b and, of course, they have tree removal crews that have been out there as well a lot of detour is still remain like this one baltimore pike southbound at schoolhouse lane. good day down in margate? yes, it will be a good day. we will head down to margate. we will set up shop in front of the lucy the elephant. whole good day crew throughout the morgue. come on by and say hi at 7:00 o'clock. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> 4:33 is the time. people across philadelphia area and southern new jersey still cleaning up and assessing the damage after those fast moving storms b

we have put a lot of time and energy into this and not just me and my office, but a broad coalition. and i think that we have to be careful how we interact with one another and we can disagree and still be respectful of the positions that we're trying to put forward. i think that we owe that because it's not just me that is here, i'm here to represent a community that has a perspective. i just want to note that. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor campos. supervisor tang. >> thank you. i just wanted to clarify one point because i've been hearing some of these points talked about and i want to make sure we're all clear about it. one thing we are all concerned about, all parties, no matter which piece of legislation you support, is about the evictions. from what i read only one item contains an item around evictions and that is the one sponsored by the mayor and supervisor farrell. planning department can correct me if i'm wrong but i want to make sure that is a provision i would like to see in there, i think all of us would like to see in there, so maybe someone can confirm on the rec

here's the westbound lanes push off at broad street. you know the drill between broad and schuylkill expressway the closure of the vine until about 5:00 o'clock this morning. lets roll video from the news van on the scene on our way to breaking news. we pulled up on a big old objecting tree down across montgomery have avenue at belmont avenue. crews are aware of the blockage, and they will have a work crew out there hopefully sometime this morning to get that cleared up. that is an example of what is still out there in the neighborhoods, this morning. we will go back to our traffic maps here some other situations, we're watching the burlington bristol bridge closed, until about 5:00 o'clock. overnight construction project, so in the meantime you use the old tacony pal my, yeah commodore barry, ben franklin, walt whitman looking good. overnight accident that involved a police vehicle germantown avenue at northwestern avenue police on the scene with the investigation. crews working up and down northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnp

by applying that across a broad set of aircraft and broad set of surface area, we have come up with a prediction model that looks to gives us an order of magnitude better of understanding of the wins -- of the wins than what the entire airline is providing. peter: is this a brainstorm of microsoft research? mike: it was done by one or two people. my collaborator was a well-known machine learning expert. he and i are both pilots. we understood problem space very well and we also understood the algorithms and engineering problems. by marrying those two things together we were able to come up with this unique approach to solving it, which is pretty simple in its concept that pretty powerful in its application. peter: is it beneficial to have boeing headquarters nearby? mike: we have not talked with boeing about this. they have expressed interest. we see this broad that we see this benefiting the entire industry across. our lost their benefit. peter: a big monitor here, what do you want to show us on the monitor? mike: ok, so i'm using a program here called roadblock telescope. we are loo

. >> this is around broad street. each stretch on eastbound and westbound side they are closed off all lanes. so you just -- if you just pay attention to the local due tours they will get you around. all traffic diverted off at broad street so plan your trip accordingly. 10 or 15-minute delay there. 422 no problems. eastbound eight minutes up to the schuylkill expressway and no problems for mass transit. >>> the breaking news now. >>> police looking for a missing teenager in upscale neighborhood in the chestnut hills section of the city. police are following leads in the area of germanytown avenue and cresheim valley drive. the girl was with her parents before she disappeared, right? >> they are out here right now hoping their daughter will be found safe. 4 police are telling us right now the girl was at a concert over at the at a concert in camden. they end. up here near cresheim demands to be allowed out of the car to relieve herself and she ran off. they found her purse and keys and cell phones. her parents were vi

traffic being diverted at the broad street exit right now. follow the local detour through the area. out in middletown township u.s. 1 between stony bank road and thornton is blocked due to fallen power cables. on i-295, exit 15 at tomlin station, 16 at swedesboro road and 17 at harmony road those exit ramps are still being block. septa is having no problems still having suspended service from atlantic city in philadelphia and patco is doing just fine. >>> this morning, more than 48 hours after a severe storm blew through the region thousands are still without power. peco says more than 17,000 customers don't have electricity. pse&g crews tell us that more than 4,300 of their customers are affected. atlantic city electric has the most outages, more than 80,000. and more than 270 delmarva customers are still in the dark. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in gibbstown, gloucester county. a hard-hit area from the storm. what's the situation there this morning. >> reporter: gibbstown is part of greenwich township. this area still has no you positiver

this is the broad street exit. they're diverting all traffic headed westbound off of that exit ramp right there. that's in between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. if you follow the detour you should do just fine. the drive times center city area 95 southbound from woodhaven road up to the vine street expressway, 13 minutes, no problems on the blue route and currently septa, new jersey transit are running on time. >>> preparing for the pope. in the past two hours, a delegation from philadelphia landed in rome for a week of meetings to prepare for pope francis's visit here in the fall. chris cato joins us live from rome where it's a few minutes after 10:00 in the morning right now. >> isn't this awful, rosemary? look at this just absolutely horrible here. no beautiful morning in rome. we're about six hours ahead of you guys, obviously. just after 10:00 a.m. look at the view we have of vatican city. we are looking directly into vatican city where this delegation of philadelphia is en route now. they are en

>> so we've got locations on geary boulevard and broad street. >> where's self-help and geary and 22 and okay. >> i'm trying to ad adult care resource center on the institute of the agency. >> there's 4a d c programs and 3 ad c r.c. programs. >> okay. any other questions. >> hearing or hearing none i'll call for the vote. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? i's have it the motion is carried h is requesting authorization to renew the grant agreement with

broad street? >> a world war ii hero finally get his metals. find out why took so long for this man to receive his commondations for serving our country. that will story and more when we come right back. new jersey's supreme court has spoken but teachers and school employees still fear for their futures. because rather than solving the pension crisis the court says politicians can continue to ignore it. that's just wrong. teachers and school employees have paid billions into their pensions. but the state has failed. the legislature can fix what governor christie has broken - ... before it ends up costing billions more. it's time for fiscal responsibility. fund the pensions now. >>> good morning, police searching for suspect mo got away after chase and a scuffle with a officer along the 2400 block of north 17th street, in north philly. police say the officer shot at the suspect, but missed. the pursuit began because officers thought the suspect was armed. >>> updating breaking news, taliban has asked the afghan parliament with a suicide car bomb

i just want to make a broad comment. we have approved the active rates in a prior meeting the last meeting we're going to be addressing retiree rates in this meeting. and nowhere do we have a summary of that information and that is of concern to me. i have shared it with director dodd in a prior leadership we made a change we didn't bring all of the rate cords together in one document at this meeting the mrooeding that it would save trees there by enlighten the planet or whatever but it leaves a gap in the information i asked director dodd to the board of supervisors as the rate cards are completed that some time during the month of july that all of that information get posted on the website as a common reference until such time as it is published in the open enrollment materials so if members are tries to figure out what their rates are going to be in advance and they have been approved they can go to one common source source an official source and find the information for active and retirees we would come back to this

the hilarious stars of "broad city" abbi jacobson and glaze here tonight. they are in the house very funny. tonight, so excited, we're going to talk about soccer. yeah yeah, hockey that ball-kicking game, and hopefully something scores in 90 minutes. ( applause ) all right so why am i talking about soccer? >> the u.s. justice deparment unsealed the massive 47-count indictment on wednesday, charging 14 soccer officials and sports marketing executives across the world with accepting bribes of more than $150 million. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: 150 million in bribes? funyun only give me $40. i haven't had funyuns in a while. ( applause ) the same speech by the governing body of world soccer was concerning the host city based on the highest bidder. there have been suspicious for years that there have been shading deals. >> fifa dogged by controversy in the past. >> larry: human rights i have lailingses like forcing people to play soccer in can tar. catar. the average temperature is 350 degrees. what was your second choice, oven roasting a chicken? the tim

this is a new jersey transit bus that's stuck on the median of the vine street at broad. no one's hurt here but as you can imagine on a friday afternoon, because of this traffic is backed up as sky force 10 pulls out a little wider to show us the backup again on vine street at broad, as this new jersey transit bus remains stuck. it's been here for the past few minutes or so stuck on the median. they will be working to free that bus from the median and we will keep you post order this. again, no one hurt in this minor bus accident in center city. >>> tonight on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" the passing of a philadelphia pioneer. >> my dad is a true entrepreneur. >> comcast founder ralph roberts dies at the age of 95. he leaves a legacy that will live on far longer. >> i'm an example of what you can do in america starting with very little. >> ralph roberts passed away last night in philadelphia. his creation of a communication empire can be traced back to very humble beginnings. in 1920 ralph roberts moved to philadelphia's germantown neighborhood from new york. at the age of 16 af

this happened at broad and arch streets where the suspect allegedly broke into the building, and then started throwing things out of the windows and on to broad street. >>> south jersey teen is in critical condition after a driver hit him while he was skateboarding, and then driver just kept going. >> such a sad story such a great kid. steve keeley, explain what we know this morning so far. >> reporter: well what we know is we do hit and runs almost every day on this show and we wonder why people take off. pennsville police chief says one reason why is to look for the other case that happened after this over in philadelphia. where a 17 year-old was killed abe a driver stop, and he now charged with drunken driving. but this eventual 17 year-old was hit and driver took off. pennsville police chief maybe we will find out or maybe never find out that is why the driver in this case took off to avoid being charged with drunken driving especially because the time it happened at 2:00 a.m. the exact time that the bars and clubs close. pennsville police directly across the river from new castle

it is broad base. >> in japan population is declining rapidly. will the productivity of robots, at issue the declining population. >> interesting thing you talk about in the book. susan vix and you may expect those things to offset each other. there are people out there to make predictions we will run into a worker shortage in the future as people leave the work force. the thing that is a key, the same tissue that i focus on throughout the book, and workers are also consumers village as people age and dropped out of the workforce they will start spending less. they are -- their consumption is skewed toward health care. what you see, to some extent those things are awash i think. is an extreme case of this phenomenon. we ought to be able to look at japan and get a preview of what is coming and what is going to happen in the united states and in japan you really don't see any broad base worker shortages in japan, you see shortages in specific areas. and caring for the elderly where we expect them. what you see in japan is deflationary, prices and w

during the midday 9:00 until 3:00 watch out for southbound restrictions between broad street and 420 but right now the lanes are opened and ready for you.

we're out on 95 right now seeing how things are doing right around broad street. we're doing just fine. headed southbound that's typically where you'd see volume in the morning hours. still doing okay from woodhaven to vine street expressway. about a 13-minute trip. if you're heading out the door on the p.a. turnpike the cars moving nicely. 6 24 minutes or under from route 1 to valley forge. mass transit, we're doing okay. no delays for septa, new jersey transit or patco. >>> today amtrak announces a new train engine dedicated to anyone who served in the u.s. armed forces. the state-of-the-art engine features a red, white and blue paint scheme and 50 stars. it will operate alongside 70 new locomotives set to travel throughout the busy northeast corridor. >>> it was supposed to be a routine rocket launch but what happened over the skies of cape canaveral was sudden and very unexpected. next, the investigation into a catastrophic explosion aboard an unmanned rocket. >>> nothing says summer like a block party. at this event in camden, the entire community got an invi

. >> reporter: this was a broad ruling in favor of the obama administration. today the high court ruling that millions of americans that are in states with federally run exchanges can keep their tax credits that help them pay for

vukovich sean, and witnesses reportedly seeing debris flying out the windows around 1:00 this morning at broad and arch street. building was once a bank, but being renovate today a hotel. police use of search dogs to captain suspect and they believe there could be more vandals lidge today this break-in. >>> also, new this morning philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in south philadelphia. eyewitnesses heard gunshots in the 1800 block of south fourth street around midnight. when officers arrived on the scene, they found three vehicles littered with bullet holes. no one was injured in that shooting. diana? >> erika, popular high school football player is fighting for his life this morning after a hit-and-run in pennsville, new jersey. the crash happened early sunday morning on the north hook road. seventeen year old kyle had pigsani riding his skate board home when hit. the driver showed no sign of slowing or stopping. >> i honestly this person needs to go to prison for the rest of their life. you don't just hit a kid and get away with it. >> police say that based on debris found at

looking at the vin vine, better news right now reopened the westbound side from broad to 76, so moving good eastbound still remains closed due to the overhead bridge construction, there you go a shot at the broad street exit headed west lanes now totally open so you can get to the schuylkill expressway from the ben franklin bridge. we take you into new jersey this morning, another franklinville. do have construction going on route 55 northbound and southbound between route 40, route 553. crews expect to move until 6:00 this morning. fifty-second street still remains closed due to the water main break between westminster and we losing avenue. alternate haverford to get around the closure. early speeds, still looking good here, at the speed limit on the blue route, new jersey, no problems on the turnpike, 295 in and around the city, looks good on the schuylkill expressway up to 55 miles per hour mass transit route 15, 101, 102 trolleys will be shuttle busing this morning. that's a look at your ride. back to you. >> $20,000 reward social security offered this morning, for two men who open

additional trips will be added to the market frankford line, free transfer to the broad street line at the 15th street station. so much easier than dealing with parking and traffic. >> they'll need those trains a lot of people going. >> no kidding. hey, surprise. netflix released season three of orange is the new black last night. few season went on line, hours before it was supposed to be available. fans were excited when the shows abbreviation was trending on twitter, just within minutes, they say it was on early release. >> i better starting. >> we'll be right back. >> we made it to friday. we have that going for us, a lot of heat to talk if. >> special to go seymour sun than nick. temperatures easily rebounds to the low to mid 90s across the board here today. start it off with a view of storm scan3 not finding really anything other than couple of clouds out there. few speckles of green, so lofts moisture in this atmosphere low-lying cloud cover up in the pocono region, live look here at the pleasant valley middle and high schools, granted not much to work, with but off in the di

a broad coalition of teachers, businesses, laborers and law enforcement and the governor. it was a 1.5 contribution to a jerry brown committee but from a voter you have no idea where it's coming from or where it's going to. i think you have that spreadsheet in front of you. there is some variation between them. the smallest one was the proposition e committee that raised $5,000, $15,000 the prop b committee in 2010 that raised $1.1 million. the largest donor was $72,000. there is a lot of variation. there is one in the mayor's name a multi-measure committee. the thing that we have in common is that top donors give a lot of money. the largest to the mayor is 64,000, a donation to prop d in 2011. most of the donors give more than $500 the majority would exceed the contribution limits. the majority of the donors give directly to the candidate. and mostly contribute directly to the ballot committees not controlled by the candidates and the most that do give to candidate control committee and not. which gives to bob's point about what they might be after and in most of the case