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reporting live along the schuylkill expressway, christine maddela. >>> i'm keith jones, join me sunday for the latest on the bridge shut down and why we are on the brink of a transportation funding cry sglis we are approaching the transportation version of of a shut down. >> are we headed toward a transportation fiscal cliff? coming up sunday morning at 11:30, following "meet the press" only on nbc 10. >>> getting ready to say good-bye. many catholic churches across our area will hold their final mass. nbc 10 at notre dame. they are holding a celebration of 55 years after each mass this weekend. the last mass will be held sunday before they close as a parish midnight monday. it's part of the philadelphia's restructuring plan. they are appealing the decision and they say they will take their fight all the way to the vatican. >>> we have another weekend coming up and it's certainly shaping up to be a great one. nice weekend number six. i think nice is putting it mildly. the heat will return next week. so will the humidity and then the thunderstorms. we're not in any kind of drought. we g

. >> cnn's athena jones is at the white house with a closer look at the president's plan and christineoks at what it means for the overall economy. what is is the president's plan, athena? >> we're talking about expanding a program that allows borrowers to cap their monthly payments at 10% of their discretionary income. this would help an additional 5 million borrowers. this is part of the white house's effort to make college more affordable. it's something we heard the president talk about for years frankly. he said no one should go broke because they choose to go to college. now, the white house is saying this is part of what they call the president's year of action. he uses the power of the phone and the pen like signing this presidential memorandum today on this issue to bypass congress where we have seen this bipartisan gridlock. the president is also going to be asking congress to act in this matter so they can help even more borrowers. there is a plan put forward by senator elizabeth warren, massachusetts democrat, that would help up to 25 million borrowers refinance their loans