they might want to rumble thunder by harrisburg. they are pushing up through berks county.p in allah even town you might catch that. more action in new castle county delaware with more to come. thinks all staying to the west of philadelphia this morning from the way things are looking right now. seventy-one by 9:00 in philadelphia. seventy-seven by noon. your high this a afternoon will be that 80 at 3:00 o'clock. mainly dry. slight chance of the pop up shower. checking the chance of severe wet's cross the the country it looks like a big area from the great lakes down toward atlanta and out towards southern missouri but not st. louis. and little blip including port land, oregon this afternoon. right now all aircraft at philadelphia international airport. a and in rain reported this morning in our most heavily traveled destinations. hopefully we can get where we're going easily this morning, tam. >> thanks, david. >>> stress can ruin your diet. more science confirmed what we know, hard times make us make poor food choices. researchers at the university say stress makes as you

. >> kane called a press conference tomorrow night in harrisburg. >> in a related matter, this man, a close confident of kanes was arraigned on charges this morning. >> patrick reece a retired police chief and a top member of the attorney general's security details maintains that reece was working as a spy by using his work computer to rifle the computer system here in norristown despite a court order prohibiting the action. looking for information pertaining to the grand jury investigating kane. >> there say e volt system where by certain people had access to get into those files, he was one of the people and he did searches and inquiries. that related to this case and related to the protective order. >> reece pleaded not guilty today and the attorney general will hold a press conference tomorrow at 1:00 can we'll have it live on "action news" and at 6abc.com. in norristown, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> wolf's comments about kane came as the governor blasted republicans about the still stalled budget negotiations in harrisburg. both sides remain far apart. the governor p

kane took to the podium in harrisburg to tell her side of the story.ening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is joining us live from harrisburg with more on what kane had to say today, alex. >> reporter: good evening, last week attorney general kane was indicted on charges, including obstruction and perjury but that was not focus of the address. instead, twisted political power play, that she believes, led to this point. story is incomplete and inaccurate attorney general kathleen kane said to a roomful of reporters in the capitol. >> for it is not a story about sting operations, proposed personal vendettas or press leaks, it is a story that begins with pornography, racial inn sensitivity and religious bigotry. >> reporter: she's talking about the so-called porn gate scandal where under the correspondence bet administration crude e-mails sent on state servicer were found and led to the firing of several top state officials. kane believes that charges against her are an effort to stop more inappropriat

forming to the west of baltimore, but you will notice they are passing to the north, so lancaster and harrisburg have a better chance of this than we do in philadelphia. the wider view shows cloud cover and showers south and west, particularly this afternoon and later tonight well pop spotty and widespread showers and thunderstorms. temperatures, 77 degrees in philadelphia. 75 in allentown. 75 in cape may. once again it is very humid out there, with dewpoints over 70 in most neighborhoods and that means oppressive humidity once again this morning. as we head out the door, 75 by 6:00. 795 a few clouds around, sun, warm and humid, as we roll through the day, 79 by 8:00, 85 by noon, 3:00 p.m., we're expecting a high of 87 before dropping to 82. spotty showers and thunderstorms. by tonight we'll see heavy downpours that that could lead to street flooding. no such problems like that now, matt what have you got on the camera. >> reporter: take a guess, we have construction bucks county i-95 by street road they have the two right lanes blocked just the left lane squeezing by heading toward woodhaven ro

but you think about harrisburg. you think about the perception of philadelphia, and here we go.ere's another official -- whether or not it's accurate or fair to say that, another official who's under investigation, on top of congressman fattah, on top of -- now, kathleen kane's not from here, but on top of the four out of five state representatives who are charged. >> yeah, if i was talking to harrisburg, i'd say, "look at the panoply of folks who have gone away to higher education, universities, federal- and state-owned for periods of time. they came out of harrisburg." >> sure. >> and it does seem something, unfortunately, about the new jersey, pennsylvania political culture -- it's been written about in the new york times. you also see it in states like illinois, et cetera, where this is going on. but it's not like this in most of the country. and i don't know whether it's the two-party system isn't vibrant enough, frankly. one party gets entrenched, and they just kind of -- all the decisions of who wins the primary, wins the general election, but there's a culture here in ou

more near harrisburg. they're continuing to move to the northeast. so the ones in the poconos continue to move away. at 6:00 a.m. there's still a chance of a shower around. it's going to get warm and humid once again. when to expect real serious rain with the seven-day in a few minutes. >>> new at 11:00, dorney park and wild water kingdom is under investigation. osha is investigating an employee's hospitalization last month, but it's not clear why. the government has six months to conduct the probe and release findings. >>> cemetery workers with)p4+cm stealing brass urns and selling them for scrap metal. someone reported several urns missing in dover, kent count. police say they are being sold for scrap. >>> troopers arrested the cemetery manager and employees shawn graves and lauri ónlarlham. they are still looking for the fourth suspect. >>> if you plan on signing up for pope passes, time is running out. the deadline is 11:59 p.m. so you have less than an hour. nearly 34,000 people entered the regional rail lottery. you'll need those special passes

rosemary connors is live in harrisburg where she's been going through the newly released documents.ary? >> kathleen kane has claimed that since state employees like frank fina, he worked on the jerry sandusky case, have tried to keep these e-mails sealed. by the way, this is just a portion of them, while they have been released, the state supreme court has made them available. we really cannot show them to you, because they contain such explicit and graphic images. closeup shots of men's and women's again tail ya and other highly sensitive material. >> it's considered to be objectionable. mostly pornographic images, in one e-mail sent from a state prosecutor, the subject reads, new office motivation policy posters. the attachments include posters of women engaged in sex acts with captions underneath that say, devotion, making your boss happy is your only job, and performance, monthly performance evaluations are mandatory for all secretarial staff. >> from what i understand, they're reprehensible. >> governor wolf has told me he has not seen the e-mails, explains that anyone responsi

already just near the coastline, and we have much bigger batch that is on it way, going right through harrisburg, as we speak. and that will be heading our way here in philadelphia, too. so, through friday morning, so between now and friday morning, scattered showers and thunderstorms, some soaking downpours rain and the to up 2 inches, possible flashflooding could occur. so not great news. it does mean, those low-lying areas, where you know that is the road that always floods, you got to keep an eye out for it as we go throughout our afternoon and evening. right now we've just got humid weather. that's also going to be heading out. so, some good news as we get through the stormy weather, but for those in atlantic city ready to see concert at 4:00 i think we could be okay for few hours, i'll cross my fingers, but, a pop up shower is not out of the question. so just be prepared for it. >> bring umbrella in case, pat, thank you. >> as kyla was saying, it weather could be a problem for rascal flatts concert in atlantic city. tailgaters getting there early. the show comes on the heals of maroon five

the bus to harrisburg will board at the united way in center city at 7:45 this morning. >>> right nowhiladelphia police are looking for a gunman who shot three people and the thing that(h@s police concerned is the man did all of this through the sun roof of a moving mini van. nbc 10's matt delucia is live outside temple hospital where the victims are being treated. matt? >> reporter: this is something that neighbors want justice for, they want answers about what was going on there. here's the scene. this was in broad daylight last evening, just after 6:00, the 2800 block of bogenof street. a 22-year-old woman was shot sever times in the abdomen, a 25-year-old man was shot in his foot and a 33-year-old man was shot in his leg. police tell us the victims were in front of a house at the time. here the thing. police say they're trying to figure out what this was all about since nine shots were fired from two different guns. >> the shooter was actually standing up and his upper body was coming out of a sun roof and he was firing an assault rifle in the direction of all three victims. >> re

kane scheduled a news conference for today in harrisburg.esterday, the head of her security detail pleaded not guilty in norristown, montgomery county. patrick reese is accused of an e-mail snooping scheme to help his boss keep tabs on a grand jury investigation. prosecutors say kane leaked secret grand jury information and then lied about it under oath. kane denied any wrong doing on several occasions and has refused calls to resign. >>> happening right now, septa's second lottery for special passes for the papal visit is under way. this time for the norristown high-speed line and trolley routes 101 and 102. customers have all day, until 11:59 p.m. to enter the lottery on septa's website. septa will notify winners on friday. check the nbc 10 app for a full breakdown of the changes for the papal visit. you'll also find a full rundown of events, including when and where you'll be able to see pope francis. >>> imagine that it's your job to play host to him when he comes to town. we're talking about hosting him inside your own house. ahead at 4

again, she talks to reporters on wednesday at about 1:00 in harrisburg. fox 29 will be there i you were you viewers to watch this. meanwhile, there is a move to impeach her and actually take her law license. i'm jeff cole in the newsroom. iain, back to you. >> jeff, thank you. instead of putting out fires, two volunteer firefighters have been charged for a mall prank. lawrence police say 18-year-old robert bennett and joseph vandergrift used an official public radio to call in disturbance at the quaker bridge mall on saturday. a mall security officer spotted the teens in a car in the mall' parking lot. both teens are now facing charges of creating a false public alarm. >>> we are now less than seven weeks away from the pope's visit to philadelphia. another local college is changinchanging up class schedus around that big visit. the world of meeting of families asked villanova to use his parking facilities from friday september 25th through sunday september 27th. this is to accommodate those riding septa norristown regional rail because of a heavy traffic

ago this might head toward lehigh valley and another big cluster of showers now popping away from harrisburg but pushing toward lebanon. i want to just go wide here, and also drop down into the new castle county delaware. it looks like these earlier showers in new castle are kind of falling apart but there is another cluster that is doing better job in the eastern shore of maryland. that one is pushing up toward smyrna and maybe middletown. little dam in some spots this morning. it looks like most of this will stay in the western suburbs. as we look outside we do have some cloudy skies, overhead, with some, breaks in the part of the region. the center city would be an area where we expect a mix of sun and clouds as we see that sun coming up in a little bit. it is already starting to make things rather bright. farther west more clouds we have this morning. 69 degrees is your current temperature. dew .6 two. wind light at 3 miles an hour. future tracker six showing you that those showers out to the west between now and noon and then, during the afternoon maybe a pop up, sprinkle or shower. but

meanwhile, this could all be avoid philadelphia republicans and democrats in harrisburg would come to an agreement on a budget. that was supposed to happen july 1st. reporting in chester, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, prosecutors are releasing new information on the chester county courthouse shooting. investigators now say sheriff deputy kevin brow was not stabbed by suspect curtis smith. the knife wielding man lunged at the deputy. he didn't penetrate his protective vest. investigators also say deputy brow's hand was actually injured by one of the bullets fired by another deputy. smith, who once jumped the white house fence, was shot and killed. prosecutors have determined that shooting was justified. >>> it is 5:35 right now. in business news this morning, shoppers rejoice. we all rejoice because macy's is opening a discount store. oh, yes. money watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange with more on that, jill, tell us more. >> good morning, nicole. we start with the market. see if they can make it three days in a row. combined with

pennsylvania moves its government west to ultimately the center of the state, to harrisburg. well, at that point the building, they're using space in the building and renting it out. it's not the capitol building anymore. but the city of philadelphia had started building buildings here on the block and by the earl 1800s, essentially the city is going to buy this building and this whole block is going to serve as our city hall. so through the 19th century, this is city hall. the second floor of the building holds meetings for philadelphia. but the first floor is probably one of the first places in the united states that becomes an historical place. by the 1820s, 30s, 40s, people are coming to visit. it gets the nickname independence hall. probably this room, in fact. was independence hall before the whole building became independence hall. one of the most famous incidents, a triumphant trip through the united states, the 1820s, very few of the founding fathers and soldiers from the army that are left. every town that lafayette visits, you gather all the old veterans like thoma

tracking a line from harrisburg into baltimore that includes thunder and lightning. that line on the move and see showers later on this morning and potential for heavy downpours with thunderstorms. no more a few sprinklers in lancaster county but the west that line of showers that will be here later today. clouds are already racing into the area thanks to winds that are out of the southeast. those steady winds will keep things humid. the clouds and the chance of showers and thunderstorms will keep temperatures lower this afternoon. you won't see the 90s today but we will be warm and muggy into the 80s. the best chance of seeing showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon hours, then there is a chance of some heavy rainfall for tonight. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood-by-neighborhood when i'm tack backin ten minutes. right now out the door with jessica boyington with first alert traffic. >> if you're heading out the door in new jersey 42 freeway you will see some volume right here on the northbound side. you can see that at the top right hand corner of my

>> well, speaking to some of my friends in harrisburg, it's a serious issue. it's gonna be i think sam said just a while back a long, hot summer in harrisburg. they're still digging in. they're gonna continue to do that. you know, they're talking about veto, no veto, you know, of this whole budget and stuff. they're gonna have to compromise, because the more these folks, the agencies can't pay their staff -- and they're funded by the state -- it's gonna get worse. the pressure's gonna get worse. so something will be done. >> so, do you think a veto can be overriden? i mean, is this, you know, a chess match that somebody's gonna win, or is it gonna be checkmate? >> they'll need 12 democrats in the house and 3 in the senate to override that. >> so who wins? >> they're not gonna get that. >> i don't think that the legislature and the governor are gonna talk again until the middle of september. >> right? >> the legislature is out. a lot of things are gonna sort of shut down as we head into the period when pope francis is visiting philadelphia and pennsylvania. but

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west of lancaster near harrisburg and pottsville and you can see it's not a definitive line.roken in nature and that's the way it will remain throughout the evening and overnight hours. but we look live on sky6 right now. you can see some folks enjoying the surf there about 3-foot swells pushing in. live in atlantic city lots of sunshine and the shore points packed this particular week as we're getting closer to the start of school. cease. philadelphia is 87 right now, we hit 88 for the high today. 84 in allentown, wilmington 86 and right along the shore a bit of a southeasterly wind a sea breeze keeping temperatures there a little cooler, in cape may at 81 and beach haven at 84 degrees. this is the front moving in from the west but again, no severe weather with it and you can see it is very weak in nature and most of those showers will continue to fall apart as they push in and we lose that daytime heating to keep them going but future tracker at 8 o'clock will show there's still a possibility of a stray thunderstorm or downpour in the western suburbs. then it approaches 95

back by harrisburg. some of these are trying to make it toward allentown.ng there yet no lightening from that this morning but a rumble of thunder wouldn't be out of the question later on. seven is by nine. seventy-seven by noon. overall we are going for a mix of cloud and some sunny breaks. high of 80 this afternoon in philadelphia, and mainly dry with a chance of pop up showers and thunderstorms, primarily, in the western suburbs. but even there it will not be happening all the time. so severe weather across the country is possible for great lakes down through atlanta out to south of st. louis, missouri there is a blip including important land, oregon. we have all green here because most of up that setting weather is speculator this afternoon. we don't in i rain in the commonly traveled destinations. flying out of philadelphia, early perhaps some on a nice vacation, tam, it looks like you are okay, early. >> thanks, david. >>> stress really can ruin your diet. more science confirms that we all kind of of already know, hard times, make us more likely to ma

in the 195th district voters sent donna dull et to harrisburg. she'll finish out the term of a representative who resigned. anthony williams will represent the 191st seat. that seat was left vacant by the same corruption scheme. in the 174th street, former city count krillman ed wilson is the winner there. >>> a dangerous situation aboard a u.s. navy ship. an emergency on deck involving a helicopter sent several people to the hospital. we'll have details on what happened off the coast of japan. >>> plus, get ready to hear dr. martin luther king jr.'s "i have a dream" speech like you've never heard before. a newly discovered tape before the march on washington. that's coming up. >>> glenn? >> we'll enjoy comfortable weather today. our next heat wave may be headed this way. i'll show you when it could arrive in my seven-day forecast. >>> decision 2016 now. while donald trump is still on top after last week's republican debate. some are gaining ground. jeb bush is going on the offensive as nbc news brian mooar reports, he's also shifting some focus

. >> the membership card in the good ol' boys network in harrisburg. >> i don't think they invited me. >> allegations that it's the good ol' boys network in harrisburg that is against her doesn't come into this investigation? >> no. certainly as you know and everyone in this room knows, every defendant under the laws of pennsylvania and the laws of this country is innocent until proven guilty. every defendant has rights and they have the right to defend themselves and the right to a fair trial. and now that we have filed these charges, that process will move forward. and it has been conducted throughout the investigation as purely as it could be done with an eye towards what does the evidence show how does the law apply to these facts, and can we prove these charges beyond a reasonable doubt? and i think if you read the charging documents and if you review what has been filed, you'll see the evidence expresses that. [ inaudible ] >> i'm not going to address that. >> how would you respond to anyone who says it appears the attorney general kane has gotten special treatment? where an ave

kane is expected to address the allegations during a news conference in harrisburg, we'll veal that live at 6abc.com. >> preparations for the pope's visit are happening around the clock and that includes building the stages for the eventses he will take part in. employees at staging dimensions in newcastle are supplying all the staging for the pope's outdoor events in philadelphia and washington, d.c., while the company light action is providing lighting equipment and the owner of the company says that this is the large of the staging job they have ever done. >> brought in an extra 15 to to% of people just to get this manufacturing part of the job done. >> many portions of pope's staging will have to be custom built and involve 30,000 staging platforms to pull it off. these companies have worked on made in america and wawa welcome america. as we prepare for pope francis' arrival, stay on top of the updates at 6abc.com, we'll have the latest information you'll need to know to help you plan for his visit next month. and you can also get updates by following "action news" on our special twi

fox 29's jeff cole was in harrisburg for her explosive news conference. >> reporter: attorney general kane broke her silence with a defiant claim of innocence. >> i neither conspired with anyone nor directed anyone to do anything illegal or unlawful. >> reporter: kane quickly changed the forty four her criminal charges to conspiracy against her to keep ugly e-mails tossed among state officials under wraps. >> a story that begins and ends with the circulation of pornographic, racial and religiously offensive e-mails both within and outside of the corbett attorney general's office. >> reporter: kane is charged with leaking secret grand jury info and later lying about it under oath. that's false and only part of the story she claims. the rest is an evident to silence and rei move her from office while keeping the ugly e-mails secret. e-mails unearthed during her review of the sandusky probe by former attorney general tom corbett. kane spoke to her two sons. >> i made a promise that i was going to finish a job and i was going to do it and that's where we stand today. >> reporter: she took

charges against her, all part of some grand plan to keep her silent, the scandal she claims people in harrisburg are trying to cover up. >> ♪ >> explosion on the new jersey turnpike seen for miles away. two tractor-trailers collide, and you won't believe what happened to the driver. >> and, should chris christie resign? almost half of new jersians think so. but they still say he shouldn't be forced to do so. we'll try to explain that on a thursday morning. good day everybody, it is thursday, august the 13th, 2015. hi, everybody. >> hello. >> here we go. here we go. >> how did you like yesterday? >> it was fantastic. >> people were openly talking about it in public. >> yes. >> so nice. >> openly talking about how wonderful it was. i was little stink i yesterday. i gave it a nine. so today we go to double king glitz oh, teacher is in a good mood today. >> that's right, student, were you very good, you behaved yourselves, you're getting your ten for today. bus stop buddy went camping today. wanted to watch the shooting stars meteor shower. >> you were in a tent out in the woods? >> look at this. >>

are beginning to built in and they are thin right now however you see moisture breaking out near harrisburg, that is where high pressure is over kentucky and it will bring parts of our viewing area tonight and into the day tomorrow. this is what is ahead. i'm tracking several days of below average temperatures and some rain friday and it depends where you are and clears out for the weekend and it's looking beautiful. all the details, when adam returns from the shore. coming up. >> plum gig for adam thank you. >>> for tonight the first big showdown for the race for the white house the first presidential debate for the republican candidates only so that made the final cut to take the stage and face off in cleveland, ohio. the city of cleveland is getting ready for debate and the largest crowd for the republican presidential debate. donald trump doesn't plan on throwing the first punch. >> i don't want to attack anybody, i would rather just discuss the issues. >> today candidates are hard at work preparing for tonight's debate. here is ben carson and mike huckabee bee practicing, not the front

deanna durante joins us in harrisburg. deanna? >> this news conference was billed as an opportunity for her to answer questions about the criminal charges she's facing, she didn't take any questions, she read a statement, and she talked about e-mails that her office uncovered sometime ago. she blames those e-mails as to why she's facing criminal charges today. >> i am innocent of any wrongdoing. >> kathleen cane is accused of leaking grand jury information to the press. ordering staff to dig through employee e-mails. she did not answer questions or explain how e-mails uncovered after her review of the jerry sandusky investigation relate to the criminal charges. she called those e-mails sexually explicit or religious and racially offensive. she painted a picture of a plan that had been hatched years ago, to remove letter from office. >> the chain of events that led to this moment began long before that. it began with the group of state educators and judges passing pornographic and religiously offensive e-mails among each other. >>

the government ended up in a town called harrisburg and what is now the city of houston. they do not stay there long before being forced to leave by santa ana and the mexican army as well. they escaped down to galveston island, which is where they were when sam houston won the battle of san vicente. it took five days to find enough wood to fire up the steam ship. was they did they came up to the battlefield, held several ofsions of congress, and one their decisions was to reconvene down in the town of blasco, on the gulf coast. out that velasco was not a particularly good site to conduct government. the buildings were cramped. the may run out of lamp oil and had to start meeting outdoors. they pulled up roots once again and moved up river to the town of columbia a few miles inland. once again the facilities were not up to snuff and they passed a law finally saying in the spring of 1837, government would shift to the brand-new city of houston, which was in the process of being developed by john and augustus allen. they moved up there in 1837 and pretty quickly the congress

. >>> budget a talks will resume in the morning in harrisburg. an hour-long closed door meeting. the governor says they had a good conversation while republican leaders say for the first time the governor acknowledged their positions on tax increases and reforms. >>> new at 11:00, the coast guard is extending its search for a man missing in the atlantic ocean. the man vanished from a freight ship. they suspended the search tonight. >>> new tonight, members of the delaware county investigative decision. >> this comes months after we revealed questionable spending that volunteer station. we're told they took computers and baurkss from the building. they have said there is no wrong doing. >> i walked in, i said, do anybody have a warrant for this and the female agent showed me the warrant which said they were there in reference to moneys. bank statements, checks that were written. >> reporter: colwn counsel meets tomorrow night. >>> to tour bus driver tells investigators he had no idea he struck someone. the bus hit and dragged him and continued on to washington d.c. with 19 passeng

this every single year. >> governor wolf is expected to meet with law makers again tomorrow in harrisburg. >>> now to a school funding fight in delaware county. the next round is set to begin in about two hours. that's when parents and teachers gather at chester high school. at issue, governor wolf's proposal to cut funding to charter schools in the chester upland school district. lawyers for both the state and school district are in court about it this week. tonight's meeting is set for 6:00 at chester high. parents are concerned that no budget decision will mean the start of school will be delayed. >>> the fate of a montgomery county elementary school will be the topic of discussion tonight. the superintendent recommended closing audubon elementary. parents aren't happy about it. the school board will meet in eagleville at 7:00. closing audubon would leave the remaining elementary school to absorb more than 400 students. >>> the owner of a local skating rink was arrested on sexual assault charges involving a minor. john carlo owns the franklin skating center in gloucester county. prosec

fox 29's jeff cole was at kane's news conference and joins us live in harrisburg tonight. jeff? >> reporter: iain, what's interesting here that she did not speak to the underlying charges of the criminal complaint brought against her last week. instead kathleen kane spoke of nasty e-mails that are being kept secret and at the root of all her troubles she says. she says tonight, she told us stick around for a good story so we did. attorney general kane broke her silence with a defiant claim of innocence. >> i neither conspired with anyone nor directed anyone to do anything illegal or unlawful. >> reporter: then came quickly changed the story from her criminal charges to a conspiracy against her to keep ugly e-mails tossed among state officials under wraps. >> a story that begins and ends with the circulation of pornographic racial and religiously offensive e-mails both win and outside of the corbett attorney general's office. >> reporter: kane is charged with leaking secret grand jury info and later lying about it under oath. that's false and only part of the story she claims. th

. >> district, voters sent democrat donna bullock to harrisburg.e will fin erb the term of a state representative who resigned after a corruption investigation. in the other two races, joanna mcclinton, a former chief council to state senator anthony williams will represent the 191st district. that seat was also left vacant by that corruption sting. in the 174th district, former city councilman ed nielson is the winner. >>> 6:15 now. hillary clinton will turn over her personal e-mail server and a thumb drive to federal investigate ares. they are looking into the security of clinton's e-mail setup while she was secretary of state. she told her aides last night to turn over her server to the justice department. that move came just hours after a republican lawmaker said two classified e-mails that clinton had in her personal e-mail were labeled top secret. >>> the gop white house front-runner, donald trump, says his controversial comments about mexican immigrants and women, even in spite of those, he says he will get their support. trump spoke at a re

now we're watching showers and a potential for some thunderstorms in the harrisburg area and thunderstormsn central pennsylvania. the forecast hour by hour, future weather showing 9:00 this morning, still could be heavy downpours to the north and in parts of new jersey and then we'll get a break for much of the day. isolated shower, 2:00 this afternoon and then a chance of heavier downpours with thunderstorms developing later this afternoon for the evening commute. you can see not everybody will see that wet weather later today. occasional showers and thunderstorms and in between the wet weather, the clouds will thin out. a little bit of sunshine, low 80s this afternoon. brilliant sunshine tomorrow. less humid, what a great day. nice weather continues for thursday and friday with temperatures in the upper 80s friday afternoon. and a bit hotter over the weekend. saturday and sunday, and monday into the low 90s with lots of sunshine. just a few extra clouds rolling through on sunday. >> all right, bill, thanks for that. 20 minutes past 6:00. more welcome in cuba are welcoming the stars and s

in the newsroom, jeff cole fox 29 news. >>> kane is expected to speak tomorrow from harrisburg at 1:00 p.m. we will be there. you can watch it streaming live on our website just head to myfoxphilly.com. >>> prayers tonight for the family of a teenaged boy shot and killed inside relative's home. family members, friends and neighbors of 16 year old cory tunnel, jr., gathered on the 6300 block of read land street that's where police say the teen was sunday night when he was shot in the face. investigators are still hoping to speak with tunnel's 18-year-old brother and another friend who they say were inside the house at the time of the shooting. >>> national transportation safety board says new jersey turnpike crash that killed one man and injured comedian tracy morgan would have been a lot less severe. the city key was seat belts and investigators say none of the passengers in morgan's limo were wearing them. comedian james mcnair died in that wreck and morgan is still recovering. investigators also say the wal*mart truck driver that slammed into the limo was going 65 miles an hour in a

the bus to harrisburg will board at the united way in center city this morning. >>> 6:35.l rights leaders plan to deliver a letter to the u.s. attorney for new jersey calling for his intervention in a deadly police-involved shooting in cumberland county. >> show many he your hands. she me your [ muted ] hands. >> that's the video from a traffic stop in cumberland county last zes after police shot and killed reed after they say he defied orders and got out of the car. a grand jury decided not to indict the officers involved. >>> happening today, a lehigh county teenager and boyfriend are due in court. they're charged with killing the girl's mother. documents show that attorneys for 20-year-old kayla barnes and 14-year-old jamie silvenac. >>> another group of firefighters from our area is headed to the front lines to help fight raging wildfires out west. firefighters with the new jersey forest fire service are traveling into a desperate situation in california. this is video of the first group who headed out west about two weeks ago. they joined the effort to stop fires that

direction and take a look at some of the rainfall totals just to our west around york moving toward harrisburg. to to 5-inches and once again toward berks county one to 2-inches of rain. all of this because of that cold front that continues to move through our area. but out ahead of it's very tropical. so we can squeeze out a loft moisture we still have that flash flood watch in effect until friday morning. i-95 north and west and as we go overnight you can see by 3am, still watching some scattered downpours across the area but this system it's going to be pretty progressive. look at the clock. by 5am most of the rainfall is moving out and down the shore. coming up we'll talk about the remainder of your friday forecast, when we catch a break from the humidity as well as the weekend forecast. back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you thousands dressed all in white made their way down to south philadelphia for the annual dinner end n blank. rain or shine. fox 29's chris o'connell live at the navy yard tonight. the chris didn't seem to bother anybody out there tonight. >> reporter: the rain i s

a group of political activists was in harrisburg today to announce a campaign to have kane out of office by labor day. they are filing complaints with the supreme court disciplinary board. the group used a trunk to symbolize she should be sent packing. she is charged with leaking secret grand jury information and lying about it. governor wolf has called for kane to step down. she has vowed to remain in office and says she is innocent. >> it's amazing when the top cop in pennsylvania does this kind of action. people should be very upset, extremely upset, and should demand she be removed right now. >> kathleen kane is due back in court for a preliminary hearing next monday. >>> new information this afternoon on the investigation into a 14-year-old boy who was shot by authorities in trenton earlier this month. investigators announced several charges against that boy. they say he pointed a gun at officers as they chased him near calhoun street on august 7th. a state trooper and county sheriff's officer shot and wounded the boy. among the charges the boy now faces aggravated assault and unlaw

showing we have rain free conditions, there are showers and thunderstorms just to the west, near harrisburg and they are moving in during the overnight hours, but sky 6 hd looking at the ben franklin bridge, a few fair weather clouds and the heat wave number four, that will be ending tomorrow, the accuweather highlight shows the heat is continuing and in the tropics we are heating up. 92 degrees today the fourth day of heat wave number four. now temperatures will be dropping down into the 80s and in the moan time, we are only a few days away from the peak hurricane season and it has been quiet until now, tropical storm danny the fourth name of the storm this season, it looks like danny will be the first named hurricane of the season, no threat to lan next week and next week it approaches the windward islands. back at hoemd it's warm and getting more humid, philadelphia 88 degrees and allentown holding at 90 and trenton 86 and cape may 86 with winds off the ocean and wilmington 83. satellite 6 along with action radar showing it may not be raining here but if you look to the south and the sou

kane will answer questions at a news conference in harrisburg on wednesday. she was arraigned over weekend after ago cues of leaking grand jury information and then lying bit under oath. kane insists she is innocent and has resisted calls to resign. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the attorney general's indictment. we will be in harrisburg on wednesday, and we will let you know what kane says, about her case. >>> breaking news right now reports of a shooting in wilmington, delaware. police on the scene at north washington street and west seventh street shortly after after 2:00 this afternoon. it is unclear how many people were involved in, word on any injuries but be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as we get updates on this breaking story. >>> state of emergency has been declared in st. louis county, missouri following violent protest and dozens have of arrest on the anniversary of michael brown's death. >> unaudible. >> during last night's rally one suspect authorities say opened fire on police was critically wounded when the offic

the light showers are approaching harrisburg and the low pressure is over kentucky and this is following a typical el nino pattern sliding to the south of southern vnl, the most heaviest rain will misus to the south and it's just clipping us. and the clouds continue to thicken south of philadelphia, 69 degrees in philadelphia and allentown 61 and trenton 66 and millville 66 and cape may 66 degrees, a comfortable night. north of philadelphia it's just a cloudy morning and south we are dealing with showers and then steady light rain, atlantic city through dover and then as we head into the afternoon the low pressure moves out and high pressure starts to built in and that means showers will linger along the coast and elsewhere lingering clouds and the lehigh valley could see sunshine tomorrow afternoon, this is a pretty quick hit, if you head to the poconos tomorrow, no rain in the poconos and it's beautiful in the mountains, sun and clouds and 76 degrees and mostly sunny and 78 and sunday a mix of sun and clouds, and a high of 78 degrees, cloudy in sea isle city, p.m. but bright because ad

cops harrisburging like construction workers. >> it happens once every two and a half years a blue moon not really blue at all. we'll show you amazing pictures from last night's heavenly site. >> a boy hospitalized after being shot outside a khupty pool. jeff chirico has details. >> obviously this is a tragic situation. >> it should have been a day of fun memorial park chester and feet from the pool police could be seen counting bullet shells after a gunfire erupted hitting boy twice in the stomach. >> there was altercation that took place outside of the park ninth street and chased and ensued in which the shooter is chasing three young boys and shooting occurred down on 7th street. >> police didn't swhai note vaited the shooting and witnesses from the park led investigators to the 17-year-old alleged shooter and helped them find the gun nearb nearby. >> 17-year-old chasing 1 10-year-old or whatever motivated him obviously was the wrong thing because he chose the wrong thing to do. that was to shoot a gun. >> john linder says shootings like this will not be tolerated and said they have

will talk about the charges leveled against her, "action news" reporter john rawlins is live in harrisburg where kane is expected to talk this afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, we were told there would be a live statement by the attorney general and that would be followed by questions from reporters to the attorney general. apparently there has been a debate within the attorney general's camp, given the severity of the charges against her, we are told there may not be a question portion this afternoon. we'll have to wait and see. so how will the attorney general break her silence, will she dispute the allegations that she leaked grand jury information and lied to cover it up. prosecutors say it was a motive of attacking state prosecutors. according to the indictment released last week, kane in an email said i will not let them discredit me, this is war. >> this is her war, based upon the evidence without record to the rules or the law. >> or can she assure the public she can continue on her job and work on her defense, she faces challenges, jean has petitioned the state court, to sus

. >> cane spoke yesterday in harrisburg charged with leaking grand jury information to a newspaper reporter. kane said the charges are a part of a grand plan to conceal porn graphic e-mails circulated among judges and prosecutors. >> do you love a good deal. if so, get a credit card ready, premium outlets are open today, 9 on the discounts stores and five restaurants, 800 jobs, the grand opening is at 9:30, the stores open at 10:00. citizens bank may owe you money paying back $14 million to customers on top of a 20 million-dollar fine. when people wrote down less money on their deposit slips than they were putting in the bank, citizens bank was keeping the difference. >>> it was a mixed opening on wall street yesterday, but this morning futures are pointing to a higher open. >>> 9 king is back on a stamp. boy the king has been on a stamp before, become in 1993. they found it was the most popular stamp ever sold. >> you know why. >> matt o'donnell bought them all. >>> much more to come on "action news." a pen company apologizes for an add many are calling sexist. a million group makes -- med

so between harrisburg, baltimore, heavier rain currently moving through that area. that is what will eventually start to pick up for our region as a whole as well. up until our cold front crosses, you will be dealing with very oppressive humidity. it is still very, very steamy outside. by friday we will see it tapering off a little bit. saturday is probably best day in terms of the next four for comfort level but we will see that ramp backup. it is august, it is what you tend to get. expect to see mid 80's, up toward the the shore points in philadelphia, everyone is fair game to see a shower or thunderstorm scattered initially and we will see heavier line moving in by later on, new tonight. meisha, over to you. >> well, my ears are perk but i necessity during our morning commute right new things are looking g road are nice and dry. that is certainly helping us. thank you mother nature for that. here's ben franklin bridge, for those coming in, looking great. for those traveling in new jersey it is looking g looking at 42 freeway in the north bound direction that is l

holding out for a real honest to goodness budget that balances because that's why i was sent to harrisburg. >> reporter: governor wolf did not say how long the state can operate without a budget. he says the state offices will continue to run, that he is not going to shut anything down to force a compromise, but he does say some programs like social services will soon feel a pinch. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> for perspective here, in the last 12 years, only two other pennsylvania budgets have taken longer to get passed. in 2009, the impasse lasted 101 days. in 2003 it took 176 days. that year, school districts said they came dangerously close to running out of money. >>> a driver hit a pedestrian and dragged him down the street in gloucester county this morning. now police are telling us the victim and driver might know each other. investigators say a man was walking when he was struck by a car and dragged down quincy court. the man was rushed to a hospital and is expected to be okay. police are still looking for the driver. >>> a lack of sleep and poor decision-making. federal invest

. >> new case filings are expect today in harrisburg. same man who filed a complaint against her by the supreme court disciplinary board in august, will speak in harrisburg. kane is accused of leaking confidential grand jury information to the press and then lying about it. prosecutors say that she was targeting her critics. she maintains her innocence, and said the whole time she has no plans to step down. >>> congressman chaka fattah claims he is target of the unconstitutional and illegal investigations and he is asking law make tears look into it. grand jury indict fad take last month on several charges including racketeering, conspiracy and bribery. prosecutors say he paid off a one million-dollar campaign loan with federal grants, and charitable donations and funneled campaign fund toward his son's student loans. fattah sent a letter to the u.s. house judiciary and oversight committee asking for a review of his case. >>> people living in west philadelphia meet face-to-face with the officers that actual pay troll their streets. >> ma

here are storms getting nasty here over dauphin county near harrisburg and lancaster county.d lifting to the north. in berks county or perhaps lehigh valley you may see stronger thunderstorm this evening. mainly heavy rain is biggest threat, you can see red shading one near lebanon and another one forming near 811 and south of harrisburg. most have these should avoid philadelphia through the next couple hours but cannot rule out a stray sure or storm anywhere this evening and tonight. it is a warm 88 degrees at the airport. eighty-four wilmington. eighty-five allentown. eighty-five in trenton. warm start to the week but due points are dropping. look at where that line is. behind the front we have dew points in the 40's in cleveland and pittsburgh. dryer cooler air pushing in and it will really eliminate dew points in the 60's 07's that we are feeling. dew points jumped up 15 degrees from this time yesterday. we will cut them right back down once the front moves through. we will get this out of here overnight. you may have cloud tomorrow and down the shore waking up early in t

lesley richards joins me from pennsylvania state capital harrisburg. she assumed the office of the state of transportation. thank you for joining us. >>> hi, glad to be here. >> let me ask you. the country gets a d plus for infrastructure. peninsula gets a c minus, you are doing better than the country. that's the grade that the american society of civil engineers gives america on infrastructure. this is not something we'd accept from our kids if they go home. how do the states deal with a c minus. it's a heavily trafficked state. what happens here? >> a lot of it comes down to our ageing infrastructure, and we are all getting to the senior citizen age. a lot of our infrastructure is 60, 70, 80 years old, and they are reaching life spans. years of deferred maintenance, when there was not enough funding. and we get the issues we facing today. >> is that going to be the case, that we fix things, and 40, 50 years down the road. this is not peninsula specific, but it happens around the north-east where there's ageing infrastructure. is there a better way t

. >> denard span played six innings last night in harrisburg, six more tonight.ully his back responds well to that. >>> the redskins have major problems on offense. time is running out to get these problems fixed. the third preseason game comes your way saturday. normally the starters don't play in the final exhibition. the first name offense has yet to score a touchdown in the last two weeks. however, the running game not an issue. alfred morris is your starter. the depth chart looking good. the backfield a bright spot, 179 yards they racked up against the lie ons including 37 from chris thompson, looking to come into his own right now. everybody is talking about the rookie from florida, matt jones. he rushed for 82 yards and a touchdown in his first two preseason games. can't help but notice his physical running style. >> matt jones continues to hit the hole the way we want him to, hard and physical. he gets through the second level and he's a problem. >> i think you saw what matt jones can bring. he can really -- downhill when the training gets going, it can r