more democrats have to decide we have to get tom corbett out. tom corbett his own party people are not excited. >> almost one in three republicans are not supportive, that's the crushing number. >> here's an interesting study that was done by the university of penn where people are learning about civics or politics and how things work, jan was this surprising to you, because what we came up with was a show like stephen colbert where else playing a role on the show, his viewers knew more about campaign financing by watching his show at night. >> there's a transformation in the media. we were talking about the dismiels -- displays of newspaper and the proliferation of other forms of entertain him that are out there. it's not the 19th century when people went to the lincoln debates for entertainment. people have so many different choices and colbert merged entertainment with serious politics and was able to get a message through. >> he was able to teach what a pact is. diewnched it's interesting they -- do you find it interesting they don't go to t

protesters say corbett has destroyed public schools in philadelphia. >> governor corbett is doing nothing but cutting our budget and setting our schools -- shutting our schools down. >> governor christie was asked about his support for corbett spending time and money on a candidate seen as vulnerable come november. tom wolf easily won the democratic gubernatorial pry march last month and leads corbett in early general election polling. >> you have to vote and support the people that you believe deserve and have earned your support and i believe that based upon his record over the last 3.5 years tom corbett merits my support. >> christie was in camden to tour schools in that be leaguer system. the state took over this kiss trick about a year ago and things have improved but he admitted there is a long way to go on numerous fronts. >> camden has to be a safe city. people have to know that their children can get twenty seven indication in the city of camden and there have to be more jobs available in the city of camden more economic development. >> the governor was asked about the potential

corbett's democratic challenger issued a statement saying in the midst of a crisis, governor corbett has a lot of time to campaign without of state politicians especially chris christie. he raises money with his out of state friends. pennsylvania is facing a budget deficit. we have fallen to the bottom in job creation and drastic cuts to education hollowed out the schools. governor corbett refonuses tig fund education. they saychools sorely need the money. >> hilaryclinton's book tour will bring her to philadelphia. it hits store shelves tomorrow. she talks about her four years as president barack obama's top diplomat. if she decides to make a presidential run, the 66-year-old's health could be an issue. she dealt with a concussion and a blood clot in 2012. she said she is in good health. >> tom corbett didn't delay the investigations of the jerry sandusky's case. that's according to a report by the state attorney general. during her campaign, cain criticized corbett for the way he handled the case when he was attorney general and governor. the coach is serving 60 years in prison for

they are supporting tom corbett which is a bruising re-election campaign. the critics were not far away. kenneth moton was there as voters took to the streets in protest. kenneth joins you live. >>reporter:chris christie was inside the area to help to raise money nor corbett's campaign. they were talking education cuts, layoffs and school closures. >> out of the town center they tried to penetrate the wall was protest against governors tom corbett and chris christie. the new jersey governor was raising money for his counterpart lagging in the polls. >> our school advice suffered tremendously this year. we can't do it day in and day out. >>reporter:at first, the large group set up at union league. the original venue. things changed marching over to comcast. >> all the teachers are suffering under the governor's education budget. we need money. >>reporter:they joined the ranks. governor christie was in camden talking about the variety of services that help children. >> our schools are closed in camden and new jersey. >> they were prompting a handful of arrest

corbett is so far down in the polls. my only government is that he is looking to tell the republican faithfuls that i'm out there supporting this other republican governor. >> probably going to be a closer race as people expect it to be, but i see the governor getting stronger and certainly he gets his message out over the summer. >> raising money tonight, no matter where they do it is critical to that effort. live in center city, nbc 10 news. >> governor corbett's challenger released this statement about christie's fund-raising. he said while governor corbett raises money with his friends, they are facing a $1.4 billion budget deficit and said we need to change the culture in harrisburg. while education advocates protested, onest largest labor unions endorsed tom wolf last week. the council of service employees said wolf will improve the lives of working families across the state. the latest poll number show a commandingly lead over the incumbe incumbent. the most recent poll shows wolf 20 points ahead of corbett. he wa

. >> who came out smelling like a rose was tom corbett. he was in the middle of it. he did the right thing he stayed quiet. basically she had to fall on her own sword. i have to say kathleen kane came in a with a a lot of goodwill and energy, she did wonderful things closing the florida loophole and stopping the lottery sale she has been making misstep after misstep threatening her credibility not just for people in other base and it is leaving hardware vulnerable. the -- at it is leaving her as a rule article. it's leaving her vulnerable. >> that's a problem. >> the big problem we're talking about kathleen kane here she has become the story, she has become the lightning rod for all of this criticism. i mean, i understand there are positives you can take from the situation that she did initiate the investigation. let's not forget this investigation was one of her political this was one of the political platforms she made it into office primarily because she attacked corbett, she made a big deal built penn state case -- about the penn state case, i don't want to say m

pennsylvania governor tom corbett is renewing cal for better health care for ameri ttens. ely o ry services goes beyond a certain t le.no corbett visited veterans andcacys icwill qmsort pelvveteiayens who have e g potments at v.a.ils be able to get a voucher allowing them to p doctors amount theesville v.a. facil chest chester county scheduled 99% of its appointments in under 30 days. in philadelphia 94% of appointments were scheduled in less than a month. but right now there are more than 1,100 newlls in philadelphia'hospal, the longest wait time i pennsylvania. >>> today pet lovers are th designated dog beach in ng of

republican governor tom corbett and his democratic challenger tom wolf exchanged smiles and hand shakesnight, both were featured speakers at the pennsylvania environmental council dinner in center city. it is the first time that the two appeared in the same place since the the campaign got underway. >> this is first time we have actually shared a stage together. it is different. >> i think it has been game on since january, as a matter of fact, between mr. wolf and other candidates, they spent about 30 million-dollar beating up on me and saying what they would do. now we need to know what the tea tails are. >> reporter: environmental policy at forefront, wolf wasted no time outlining his sustainable even why i plan comprised of seven proposals, he received applause when he said this. >> pennsylvania will join under the right circumstances and i emphasize that, under the the right circumstances, the regional greenhouse gas initiative. >> reporter: president obama announced the plan last week to address global warming. he wants a 30 percent reductions in the nation's carbon dioxide emissi

corbett made $1 billion in cuts since taking office. the dual appearance by both part of the republican governors association fund-raiser which starts at 6:00 at the union league. jesse gary, "nbc 10 news." >> two minutes before 7:00. drivers on i-95 will hit detours and closures. katy is live along i-95 with what you need to know. >> reporter: this project beginning tonight is the second biggest in penn dot history. it focuses on 95 northbound between girard and allegheny. the stretch you're looking at. this is part after bigger project to rebuild 95 from race to the allegheny exchange. starting tonight drivers can expect lane closures, add retaining walls, install signs. this is not slated to be complete until 2018. reporting live, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> good morning. when it comes to traffic our biggest problem is the suspended service on the septa manayunk norristown line. that is suspended. we have delays of about 15 minutes when it comes to the trenton line. >>> wet road this is morning. we've got cloudy skies and rain mov

new jersey governor chris christie is also here as well and in support of the corbett. protesters are upset about more than 200 million budget cuts to the district at a time when corbett is raising money for his reelection campaign. the teachers union is trying to rally the troops. of course, district has shut down dozens of schools and laid off hundreds of employees over the past year or so and now teachers want their voices heard. >> we want the governor to know that we don't want to go through another school year without counselors, without certified school librarians, without nurses, without music, without art, without other programs and services for our child ren. >> reporter: about six protesters here were cited for obstructing the street. governor corbett's private fundraiser is inside the comcast center here is expect to begin within the hour. reporting live tonight from center city, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. >>> governor christie earlier joined camden mayor dana redd in camden high school where he announced a new education par

it's interesting to note that the labor union was contacted by governor corbett's office if they didn't put an end to the stop work order there would be reprecussions. we'll wait and see if governor corbett is going to ask for the presidential mediator to step in in order to get the trains running again. live at the 30th street station, wendy saltzman channel 6 "action news." >> keep up with the latest on the septa situation with the 6abc news app. there we'll have the latest details for the on going talks along with link while the strike continues. also our traffic maps will help you get around on the roads. you can get "action news" and accuweather anytime with our 6abc news app. it's free at the apple and google app stores. >>> police in camden are investigate a crash involving a police car that hurt two people including an officer. investigators say another car collided with the police cruiser yesterday afternoon at the intersection of 8th and caign avenue. >>> thousands of children in pennsylvania are victims of abuse every year. that's according to a report by the department of pu

governor tom corbett left the comcast building monday night without comment. but his opposition was making plenty of noise. hundreds of protesters including philadelphia school students and teachers staged a sit in monday night outside the comcast center at 17th and jfk boulevard. after being warned to move by police, six protesters who didn't were cited by police for obstructing the street. corbett was having private fun laser inside that included visit from governor governor chris christie. they're demanding more than $200 million in state butch cuts to the district be restored. >> it's the idea that we're here to educate and we can't do it. our hands are tied in a lot of places. when our hands are tied, the kids are losing out. >> reporter: over recent years more than 20 schools have been closed and more than 3,000 employees in the district have been laid off due to budget cuts at a time when corbett is raising money for his re-election bid, the teachers union is rallying opposition. latest poll indicates could be trails tom wolf by 20 points and teachers k

cain says that corbett had motives to slow down the investigation but corbett denies the allegations. >>> a sunday school teacher is accused of possessing pornography. he was a deacon at the presbyterian church and coached basketball. they traced 11 pornographic files to an internet account that he used. he didn't think it was illegal to download free pornography. >>> the archdiocese has reinstated a priest who was arrested after the scathing reports on child abuse. they say the allegations against him were not substantiated. he's one of 11 priests who have been reinstated. 14 others have been removed. >>> the survivors network of those abused by priest are calling this a reckless move. they say catholic citizens and children deserve better. we hope every single person who saw, suspected, or suffered clergy sex crimes in philly by logrip or other clerics will step forward, find help, call police, protect kids, expose wrongdoers and start healing. >>> today, prosecutors will begin their investigation into a firefighter who was killed while battling a four-alarm fire. he collapsed outsi

when charges first surfaced in 2008 governor john corbett was then attorney general. it took nearly three years for charges to be filed against jerry sandusky. the former defensive coordinator for penn state football was convicted of sexually abusing young boys and is currently serving a 30 to 60-year sentence. attorney general kane suggested governor corbett may have had political motivation to slow down the investigation when his office first got involved. after a lengthy grand jury investigation, sandusky was arrested, that arrest led to the unpopular firing of famed coach joe paterno and at the time, governor corbett was serving as a university trustee. corbett maintains the case was handled properly, saying investigators needed time to direct reluctant witnesses. coming up at 4:30, we'll talk about the person attorney general kathleen kane has chosing to lead the review. >>> nbc 10's rosemary connors will be in harrisburg when the attorney general releases this report at 10:30 this morning. we'll continue to follow this story on nbc 10 and nbc10.com. from the sou

. >>> tom corbett had this to say about the president's time in pittsburgh. his visit gives tom wolff a golden opportunity to repudiate the job or coal. the pennsylvania democrat ic candidate wolff says pennsylvania is phasing a budget deficit because of corbett's mismanagement. rather than be honest with the people of pennsylvania about his failure to create jobs and fund public schools, he is trying to protect his largest campaign donors at the expense of working families. >>> an elderly man died after he tripped in the street and a car hit him. it happened on woodland avenue this morning. the victim was crossing the street when he tripped. a car then hit him. he died at the hospital. officers say the driver of the car stayed at the scene and no charges are expected. >>> a passenger in a cab is in krit cam condition after a crash involving an ambulance. at vine and eighth streets in center city. it happened around 2:30 this morning. the cab may have run a red light before smashing into the ambulance. both drivers suffered minor injuries. >>> investigators s

at that ti, corbett was serving as a university trustee.his investigators needed tame to develop reluctant witnesses. earlier this morning, i reached out to the attorney ral' office there will be a press confence today at 10:30. kathleen kane will be speaking as well as attorney gener con rence.>>>hisfive-car crash happd in the southbound lanes of t boulevard. one person wasen the hospital just before mihtt's no set off thecrh. >>> alsoew fm ernigh a convenience store in lower this hapned at 7-eleven at city avenue andrd red the store andemanded money from the clerk. no one was hurt. >>> another a robbery at nshoho state road in bal poli aman walked in around 2:00 this morning and flashed a gun. stng fats ngerprints here hing d a clue that will them to the robber. they are still working to figure out what was taken. >> philadelphia police start of week off with thunsolved killings with nine total shootings over the weekend. this is the 1900 block of 69th avenue other ogontz. a man in his 20s guyed at the iny of this weekend's shooting >>> t

this knowledge case it's from category 5 to 3 based on the designation report prepared by michael corbett the building meets article 11 and the grounds for a designation it's identified features are the features of the exterior elevation with the orientation on april 2nd the historical preservation voted for the category that building and no known opposition to the change that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. >> i'm not sure there are comments by it fantastically to read about the history of the building particularly on market street. >> that's all the focus on this. >> at this point, i have 3 public comment cards michael and others (calling names) i'm sure i bumped your name. so public comment will be two minutes when you have 30 seconds left a soft bell and a hard bell >> i'm michael corbett an author of the change of designation report that demonstrates that the building on one thousand 7 market street meets the category that building. i'm going to repeat what jonathan said i can answer questions i can say we'll call your attention to

are protesting the tens of millions of dollars in state budget cuts to the district, governor tom corbett we're told was scheduled to have a private fundraiser here today at the union league and that new jersey governor chris christie was also expect to be here. the location of that fundraiser may have changed, but in any case as governor corbett heads in the reelection campaign the teachers want their voices heard. >> some schools need books, some schools need more than others but it that is idea that we're here to educate and we can't do it. our hands are tied in places. when our hand are tied the kids are losing out. >> reporter: again right new those protester are heading from the union league toward the comcast building at location of the governor corbett's private fund raise tore day has change. reporting live tonight from center city todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news", a freak accident caught on camera, do you see what happens when an out of control elevator rockets 31 floors in 15 seconds. >>> also drivers beware get ready for what could

corbett made $1 billion in cuts. he plans to increase funding could be kill if a gop bare bones budget goes into effect. with all of that as a backdrop, hundreds say they are going to turn out ahead of the governor's appearance here, promising to do some sort of civil action out here on the street in front of the union league which could disrupt rush-hour traffic. to go along with that project that's going to happen on 95 later today as well so. if you are in the area of broad and headed back home through this area, bear that in mind they are promising some sort of civil action around 6:00 tonight out here on broad street. i put in calls to try to get a better explanation. i'll update you coming up in one hour. jesse gary, "nbc 10 news". >> 5:06. another member of new jersey governor chris christie's administration will testify on the jersey jam scandal. the chief of staff kevin o'dowd will answer questions. the listeningtive committee is investigating the closing of access lanes on george washington bridge that crip

the latest poll shows tom wolf 20 points ahead of corbett. corbett has 33% and wolf 53%. . >> >> the invasion was the beginning of the end. he was 20 years old when he joined the military and shaped out. he served three officials as a medic on the frontline. 70 years later he still visibly remembers the soldiers during enemy fire. >> you were in the middle of the fighting, but you didn't fight. sometimes it was difficult to give. you had enemy activity all-around you. >> they served for 30 thirst years in the military. >> stay with us for more on d-day. more on nightly news starting at 6:30. an nbc news special journey to normandy on coci tv. >> contractor quits. it's more than three months since the deadly explosion damaged several homes. why the company hired to rebuild them is pulling the plug on the job. >> a live look at eighth and market. lots of people heading out on this beautiful friday night into the weekend and a better start for the weekend. glen? >> a picture perfect weather no matter where you are. the rain returns by the start

and florida and earlier i spoke to corbett and i first asked them to break down what the prosecutors arguments are against that claim. so congress gave the t.s.a. and the f.a.a. a special rules for when someone challenges any of their policies and those rules directs challenges to two different torture the court of appeals and they set a sixty day timeframe from from the date of the policy so essentially the t.s.a. gets to make a policy and then sixty days later if no one's challenge that yet it's permanent law that's that's what the government is arguing in front of this court my argument is is naturally that we have these constitutional rights that can't be time limited that if i go to a checkpoint tomorrow and i'm violated by the t.s.a. tomorrow it doesn't matter when the policy was made it matters that the t.s.a. just did it in the needs to be redressed and so if they do decide to hear case what walk us through what might happen next in the courts and i'm sure so then the next step if the court decides that they have jurisdiction would be some kind of fact gathering so right now

governor corbett's office is offering to get involved. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live in center city tonight with the latest developments, walt. >> the decision on whether or not your regional rails train will be running 12:01 a.m. tomorrow may well be made right behind me, closed doors of the law office, on the 32nd floor of two liberty place, septa, union officials and federal mediator spent three hours this morning, they will be back at 8:00 tonight, so far, cbs-3 has confirmed that governor tom corbett's office is getting involved trying to head off the strike and sources also tell cbs-3 that a discussion of the possible two week extension is in play. as the negotiating team for two rail unions arrived for a session with septa officials and a federal mediator, they made it clear, after four years, without a contract, and, fruitless negotiations, they were prepared to strike at 12:01 a.m. saturday, idling all 13 septa regional rail lines, that carry 120,000 riders each workday. >> we're preparing to withdraw our service

corbett is running for second term as governor, early polling in that race shows corbett far behind democrat tom wolf. >> also today, a trial begins for a man accused of running down an off-duty philadelphia police officer with his car. he was -- it was in july of 2012 when officer mark brady was hit while riding his bike in the east mt. airy neighborhood. kareem allen, dating officer brady's exgirlfriends at the time, was arrested the next day. defense attorneys for allen argue the death was an accident. >>> man involved in another deadly crash also begins his trial today. jerome brooks accused of deadly hit-and-run crash in southwest philly in december of 2012. fifty-two year old dianna teal was walking across chester avenue when she was struck. she died at the scene while brooks allegedly took off. he faces charges including murder and homicide by vehicle. >>> if you drive i59 listen up. major changes coming your way to the highway tonight. crews will start setting up the concrete barriers northbound side of the highway between girard and allegheny avenues. now, it is all part of $211 mil

corbett said never condemned him and quote never will condemn him. governor said in the press in an interview that he regrets penn state board decision to fire paterno by phone rather than talking to him in person. this interview happened earlier this week. state attorney general kathleen kane released a report on corbett's handling of the investigation. corbett was attorney general during the initial part of that investigation. the the report found politics did not the play a role in that investigation, governor corbett says he does president think his response to the scandal has hurt him politically. >>> coming up at 4:16, a pennsylvania judge said a confession made by a woman charge killing a man she met on craigs list can be used. investigators say miranda barber stabbed, troy le ferreira, 20 times in her park car as her husband held a cord from the neck in the back seat. public defender wanted the confession thrown out because an attorney wasn't present for that confession. prosecutors say she voluntarily went to the police station and confessed

and last week oral arguments were heard in the case of corbett v the t.s.a. and florida and earlier i spoke to corbett and i first asked them to break down what the prosecutors arguments are against that claim. so congress gave the t.s.a. and the f.a.a. special rules for when someone challenges any of their policies and those rules directs challenges to a two different torture the court of appeals and they set a sixty day timeframe from from the date of the policy so essentially the t.s.a. gets to make a policy and then sixty days later if no one's challenge that yet it's permanent law that's that's what the government is arguing in front of this court my argument is is naturally that we have these constitutional rights that can't be time limited that if i go to a checkpoint tomorrow and i'm violated by the t.s.a. tomorrow it doesn't matter when the policy was made it matters that the t.s.a. just did it in the needs to be redressed and so if they do decide to hear case what walk us through what might happen next in the courts and i'm sure so then the next ste

and florida and earlier i spoke to corbett and i first asked them to break down what the prosecutors arguments are against that claim. so congress gave the t.s.a. and the f.a.a. special rules for when someone challenges any of their policies and those rules directs challenges to a two different torture the court of appeals and they set a sixty day timeframe from from the date of the policy so essentially the t.s.a. gets to make a policy and then sixty days later if no one's challenge that yet it's permanent law that's that's what the government is arguing in front of this court my argument is is naturally that we have these constitutional rights that can't be time limited that if i go to a checkpoint tomorrow and i'm violated by the t.s.a. tomorrow it doesn't matter when the policy was made it matters that the t.s.a. just did it in the needs to be redressed and so if they do decide to hear case what walk us through what might happen next in the courts and i'm sure so then the next step if the court decides that they have jurisdiction would be some kind of fact gathering so right now

much of the report focused on whether tom corbett delayed the case on purpose because he was running for governor. this is an issue that kane touted as part of the reason she wanted to investigate in the first place. >> this report found no direct evidence, no e-mail, no confession, no statement from anybody indicating that they were told to slow this down because of politics. >> reporter: despite the findings, kane did not back off previous statements she's made in the past that suggested that tom corbett's campaign for governor influenced how he handled the sandusky investigation when he was attorney general. >> it doesn't matter what our personal opinion is. i rely upon the facts and the facts are that there was no direct evidence. but there are questions of inexcusable delays, why those delays took place, we don't know. >> reporter: in the report, we found a number of e-mails from the prosecutor assigned to the case who wanted to charge sandusky in 2010. she asked her supervisors, can someone tell me what the holdup is? charges against sandusky didn't happen until 2011. according

searches and it's up to the public to make clear that these searches are not reasonable jonathan corbett plaintiffs corbet the t.s.a. thanks so much for being on the ground in fighting this john thanks. up next i'll talk about the humanitarian crisis of unaccompanied minors crossing into the u.s. stick around. or you like me you want your comedy news with some ti want your comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. but the truth vampire quieting into the next of the corporate elite billionaire freaks well they're going. well that's what you get with my new show project of the night. in washington well as the letter is being. the obama administration has called the surge of unaccompanied minors crossing the us mexico border alarming if you're going as far as saying that the situation is a quote urgent humanitarian issue and rightfully so see according to u.s. customs and border patrol nearly forty seven thousand children have been arrested or crossing into the u.s. from mexico this year alone that's right forty seven thousand minors at the age of eighteen and that's

and florida and earlier i spoke to corbett and i first asked them to break down what the prosecutors arguments are against that claim. so congress gave the t.s.a. and the f.a.a. special rules for when someone challenges any of their policies and those rules directs challenges to two different torture the court of appeals and they set a sixty day timeframe from from the date of the policy so essentially the t.s.a. gets to make a policy and then sixty days later if no one's challenge that yet it's permanent law that's that's what the government is arguing in front of this court my argument is is naturally that we have these constitutional rights that can't be time limited that if i go to a checkpoint tomorrow and i'm violated by the t.s.a. tomorrow it doesn't matter when the policy was made it matters that the t.s.a. just did it in the needs to be redressed and so if they do decide to hear case what walk us through what might happen next in the courts and i'm sure so then the next step if the court decides that they have jurisdiction would be some kind of fact gathering so right now th

now, governor corbett is going to the white house, in hopes of ending the strike. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm todd quinones, natasha has the evening off. union workers wentz on strike at 12:0; after needed contract talks failed. out to jan live at philadelphia's overbrook station, jan? >> todd, the only trains that have been coming through this section have been amtrak trains this evening. otherwise, the rales have been silent, not even other people in the area here tonight, even if the president does stands in to ends the strike temporarily, septa says when the workers return, it will take eight to ten hours to return the service to normal. so the regional rail lines will not open at least tonight. >> rail workers not manning the trains, but pact g at many stations instead, 12:0; septa's regional rail lines screeched to a halt, after more than 400 workers and two unions walked offer the job. >> i have not had any contact with septa today to schedule any additional meetings. >> but the strike may be short lived. pennsylvania governor tom corbett has asked president owe bam a to intervene

. >>> six protesters arrested outside a fund-raiser for governor corbett. fellow republican chris christie also at the comcast center to help drum up some cash. earlier today education activists showed up outside the union league in center city where the fund-raiser was supposed to be held. neither man showed up for the event. we were twoold it was a decoy location. the corbett campaign insists the event was always planned for the comcast center. protesters headed there when they found out. >> i think they should both go home. they're not helping teachers, they're not supporting us, so we're not supporting them. >> corbett in the black suv leaving the comcast center tonight. opponents say his new budget fails to properly fund vital state services, including education. >>> new information tonight on the deadly crash involving comedian tracy morgan. he's in critical condition. walmart says the truck driver charged in the accident was operating within federal regulations. kevin roper is charged with one count of death by auto, four counts of assault by auto. h

we also we want to freeze the cuts the big business that have been going on during the corbett years, and the close some of the corporate tax loopholes. >> now, another possible revenue stream lawmakers considering, a 2-dollar tax on each pack of cigarettes. >>> there is much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pain at the pump. summer gas prices are the highest they've been in years. we have the state by state numbers on the other side. back in a couple of minutes. good morning. >> if you are hitting the road for july 4th, be prepared to spends time at the pump. >> gas prices surging, gallon selling for 3.75 on 22nd street in philadelphia, 3.99 on spring garden street. now the average nationwide is 3.68. triple a says it is the highest we've paid in early sumner six years. now pennsylvania's overall, paying about 3.78. new jersey residents are paying 3.57. and delaware drivers are being charged 3.66. >>> and, carol, i think you might like this. take a look at these brave dogs, took to surf boards and paddle boards in san diego over the weekends, all part after fundraise

. >> and governor corbett on the campaign trail, support from chris christie. and a fundraise are brought christie to pittsburgh where he greeted voters and had lunch on 18th street. corbett's democratic challenger, tom wolf, accepted an endorsement picking up support from the service employees international union, which represents 80,000 workers across the state. the latest poll show wolf a double-digit lead over corbett after his landslide win in the democratic primary. >>> coming up, a burgton county veteran remembers d-day. how he is marking this 70th anniversary. i do and honoring a perfect record in west philadelphia. >> we have a near-perfect start to the weekend. plenty of sunshine and warmer weather on the way. i am also tracking storms and details on when they arrive in the accuweather forecast. >>> and the phillies are beginning a weekend series in cincinnati and ducis rodgers with that story when "action news" continues tonight. hey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? what just happened? check your wallet. no. no way. your deb

governor corbett says any budget that reaches his desk must include pension reform and private salesliquor. issues democrats strongly oppose. democrats say the bigger issue is finding $1.5 billion to balance the budget. corbett's budget secretary says the governor is now opened to taxing shale gas drilling and tobacco to help fill the funding gap. >> 4:38 now. philadelphia store owner turns the tables on a robber. he picked the wrong woman. she has more than a gun by her side. >> also ahead on "action news" a police officer's life saving flight on patrol. the rescue you have to see. >> and a tornado rips through a midwest town and that's not the only weather concern in the area. david. >> another decent day today across the region but tomorrow the humidity definitely kicks in and we have the chance of some drenching showers, maybe even a couple of thunderstorms. details coming up from accuweather. >> ♪ all the chicken in your grocery store is inspected by the usda... but perdue asked them to go further. they verify that all our chickens are cared for in a clean, safe environment... a

there have been $1 billion in education funding cut since corbett took office. the last time he tried to visit it did not go as planned. there could be a similar effect. we'll have answers for you coming up at 5:00. jesse gary, "nbc 10 news." live in center city. back to you, chris. >> trial begins today for a delaware county sunday school teacher accused of having child pornography. steven almond is his name, a deacon at the middle town presbyterian church and coached basketball. they traced 11 pornographic files to an account used by almond. he told them he didn't think it was illegal to download free pornography. >> crews return to the site of a water main break as they continue to make repairs. the break happened at 27th and master saturday night. the intersection remains closed. the water least three properties did have flooding. everyone in the area, though, does have water service this morning. >>> we'll call it umbrella monday because you're going to need it today. we'll call it umbrella week because you're probably going to need the umbrella all week as

we also, we want to freeze the cuts to big business that have been going on during the corbett years.close some of the corporate tax loop holes. >> another possible revenue being considered by lawmakers is a $2 per pack tax on cigarettes. >>> now we are about to turn up the heat a bit after another winning weekend of weather. those steamy summer days are just around the corner. meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with a first forecast for us. hey, justin. >> hi, natasha. it's late june you know the pleasant weather is not going to last and we will see that return to the humidity coming up for the work week but still enjoy what's left of the weekend it's very nice outside. warm, but at least the humidity is low. you can keep the windows open but today's high temperature right where it should be for late june. 86 degrees. that is the average high temperature and the record high 102 set back in 1934. you know this time of year it can be very hot and we're just not quite seeing that hot air mass yet. 72 at the airport in philadelphia. 75 still in allentown. some 60s

now coming up at 6:00 o'clock hear from corbett's prosecutors on the case and hear why they called the report nothing more than a political stunt. live from the news center, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thanks very much. jerry sandusky's child in bellefonte, pennsylvania in 2012 lasted a couple weeks. that jury convicted sandusky of sexually boosting ten boys. the former penn state the assistant football coach was sentenced to 30 to 60 years behind bars and he is currently at green state prison in western pennsylvania. >>> this past april, sandusky's request for an appeal was denied, by the state the supreme court. >>> well, we have been following this case from its very beginnings, you can find a deeper understanding of the investigation if you read the entire grand jury report, we have a link for you, set up on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> developing right now, police released new video of the moments just before they say a man raped and robbed a doctor in rittenhouse square. also new tonight a sketch of that suspect, "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson