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we're going to follow what happens today and throughout the weekend in harrisburg. and as many of the lawmakers hope that deal will happen soon. live in the digital operations center, i'm matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> now to the deadly mass shooting in california. investigators say they found stockpiles of ammunition and dozens of pipe bombs in the home of the couple they say carried out the attack. one law enforcement official says authorities are looking for a man who bought two rifles. they were bought legally. the attackers died in the shoot-out with police after authorities say they opened fire on a holiday party in san bernadino. the community there came together last night grieve for the 14 killed. 21 others were injured. now we hear from survivors and from the first officer to respond to the scene. >> it was unspeakable the carnage we were seeing, the number of people who were injured and already dead. and the pure panic on the face of those individuals, >> i laid on the floor and put my feet against the door and had the other gentleman do the same. he was

they searched the harrisburg home and it took neighbors by surprise. he is u.s. citizen lives with his parents, he is charged with attempting to provide material support and resources to a terrorist organization, in the complain a long list of complaints attributed to aziz. p one to obama. we are coming to america and we will sever your head in the white house. other postings suggest that aziz had an interest in heading to isis owned territory to purchase a female slave and that aziz helped others to travel to syria. in a raid at the home last month, the fbi found a backpack with high capacity magazines and ammunition and a head covering but no mention of a firearm. >> the alleged radical activity hits close to home and he attended an inner faith service at a local mosque. >> it hits close to home and i think it shows that that type of radicalism can happen anywhere in america, at the same time law enforcement was aware and acted well and nobody's safety was jeopardized. >> not much is known about the defendant mr. aziz or his family, many neighbors saying they d

but a different battle looms on the horizon up in harrisburg. kane is accused of leaking grand jury material to a philadelphia newspaper, then lying about it. today, state senators will vote on whether to start a process that could lead to her removal as the first democrat and female a.g., ultimately a two-thirds senate majority vote would be necessary to remove kane. kane calls the majority of-er work administrative. she anticipates being able to carry out about 98% of her duties without the help of others. but since the temporary suspension of her law license, duties that require a license have been delegated to kane's deputies. last month a committee examining her ability to stay in office with a suspended license questioned what happens when a judge might dismiss a case on the grounds that the office of the attorney general lacks -- the committee decided this must be addressed by the pennsylvania supreme court. they also said she should come to the senate and have a complete hearing before all state senators. well, kane released a statement

in harrisburg a different battle.oday senators could vote on whether too start proceedings that could lead to her removal from office. a committee launched an investigation, then released a statement saying they wondered what would happen when a judge dismissed a case on the grounds that the office of the attorney general lacked authority while kathleen kane's law license is suspended. that committee decided that must be addressed by the pennsylvania supreme court. in the meantime, they also decided kane should appear before the full senate for a hearing. she was released a statement criticizing the senate committee calling their actions unconstitutional. she also says she intends to vigorously defend the office of attorney general. she says she is innocent of perjury charges. no doubt we'll follow all of the development in harrisburg. norristown, monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >> jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. we're starting off in south jersey on the 42 freeway out in deptford. you can start to se

. >>> we are learning more about the arrest of a 19-year-old in harrisburg yesterday charged with trying to provide support to terrorists. "action news" reporter john rawlins was in harrisburg today and this is what he found. >> reporter: federal agents raided the suspect's family heme in harrisburg yesterday as they unveiled the case against jalil ibn ami ameer azi. he was acting as a recruiter for isis on social media. he alleged via tweets he urged others to kill infiddles. one tweet in the complaint targets the president. no o obama we are coming to america and know we will sever your head in the white house. other postings suggest the writer was willing to help other would be jihadists get to isis territory. the fbi said it found in the house a backpack with several high capacity magazines. pennsylvania's security director said today. >> the investigation is going to continue into the people that he was reached out to and he was contacting so obviously at this point the jttf is looking at those people and if at any time the same situation occurs where we believe they're going to be

the first vote is street happen today in harrisburg. and both the house and the senate are planning to keep working and voting through the weekend and into next week if ness stare. part of the fighting is over sales tax, pensions and education funding. a couple months from now the governor has to give his address for 2015-17 and it's not the worst stalemate the state has se seen. i'm gothering more. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> to the mass shooting in southern california. according to one law enforcement official, authorities are looking for a man who bought two rifles used in wednesday's attack. authorities recovered the rifles along with two pistols and they say they were all bought legally. investigators say one of the attackers syed farook bought the pistols. a man bought the rifles. farook and his wife died in the shootout after authorities say they opened fire on a holiday party in san bernadino. the community came together last night to grieve for the 14 people killed. 21 others were hurt. and now we're hearing from survivor

lived on the 1700 block every folten street in harrisburg, now, according to the f.b.i., attempted to provide material support to isil in recent month. they say he also authored a string of hate filled social media postings. one of them threatened president obama saying his group would sever his head at the white house. >> it is pretty crazy. you know, when it is right here at home, it is a different story. you hear it in california and paris, but right up the street from your house you're like this is real. it becomes more realistic for you. >> a physical search of the 19 year old's harrisburg residence also revealed a tactical style back pack in his closet with fbi officials say include high capacity rifle magazines, knife and a mask. >>> philadelphia mayor michael nutter says the city has ended homelessness among veterans. >> homelessness among veterans, in philadelphia, is now rare, brief, and non-recurring. in other words, philadelphia has has effectively ended veteranomelessness for those who want a home. >> the mayor made those remarks at city hall. joining him was housing and

let's go to harrisburg to talk about what could happen today. law makers in harrisburg must first vote on a there are 31 spending plan. they met behind closed doors with the governor yesterday. they placed a 24 hour deadline on what some are calling the budget's central killer. a tax plan, what that means is, today we should know, if the tax plan has enough house support. the majority leader says if there is sales, republicans will push for an extended stop gap budget that frees up cash for schools and non-profits. though you may recall, philadelphia's school district recently borrowed $250 million just to make payroll by year's end. superintendent hite says dire times are ahead. coming up in the next hour, we are going to look at what can possibly happen in the next month to the city's 130,000 students. live for now, overlooking the city, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. also happening today, new jersey lawmakers will make decisions that radically change the landscape. they vote on a financial aid package to bail out atlantic city. they are recove

will be able to reopened as planned. >> wolf was emphatic, the legislature needs to come back to harrisburg and do their job. come up with a balanced budget. >> they can throw around the nonsense they want, they ran off, ran off before they did our job and left us with a real mess. >> so the folks here at the governor's office says the emergency funding will start flowing quickly but at best a short-term fix from schools that are borrowing heavily and the governor says there needs to be a realistic budget passed and that the legislature should come back to harrisburg to do its job. >> john thank you. >> now wolf's budget announcement frees up money for the philadelphia school district, superintendant, william hite reacted this way. >> we can operate further into the school year without the full budget but understand this is only a partial budget not all the moneys that would be coming to philadelphia so naturally that will allow us to go much longer into the school year, will it allow us to go through the school year? i don't know yet. >> again philadelphia's public schools were slated to c

word from harrisburg is that republican leaders and the legislature might be working on passing stop-gap measures to continue funding state government and then working on the actual budget later. then there's also negotiations on trying to figure out spending revenue, education funding, pensions, liquor -- that may or may not be stalled, so let me go to you, val, first. what's going behind the scenes right now from what you hear? >> well, in a scene reminiscent of "high noon", the republican leaders in the house told the governor, "we'll give you 24 hours to get your votes." that 24 hours was up yesterday. the governor says he has those votes. as we sit here at the time of this taping, they're deciding on bringing that up for a vote today. you'll need almost every democrat, if not every democrat in the house, plus another 20 to 25 republicans to get an increase to the personal income tax up to about 3.25% or so. and they'll run that probably today as we sit here. if they don't get that done, they don't have the votes for that, then they'll run another stop-gap bill which will keep the go

. >> happening today lawmakers in harrisburg are taking a closer look at the scandal surrounding kathleen kane and if she can continue serving as pennsylvania attorney general. monique braxton joins us live in morris -- in norristown. bring us up to date. >> reporter: it's a saga that no doubt has graped national headlines. here attorney general kathleen kane was charged with perjury, her law license has been temporarily suspended and now a state senate committee wants her to appear for a full senate hearing. state senators could vote as early as today whether to start a process that could lead to the removal of the first woman and democrat attorney general. ultimately, a two-thirds senate majority vote would remove kane. for her part, kane has said the majority of her work is done is administrative and ministerial. she also says she anticipates being able to carry out 98% of her duties without the help of others. since the temporary suspension of her law license, duties that require a license have been delegated to kane's deputies. last month a senate committee examining her ability to s

what's going through, break through in harrisburg? >> reporter: we are hoping, very hopeful after nearly six month budget impasse hearing could be pretty big activity wondered if we'll get this christmas miracle. hearing a budget could be placed on governor wolf's desk by this weekend, a lot of activity coming in in addition to the philadelphia school district according to published reports, the school reform commission is expected to approve five-year contract extension, for school district superintendent, doctor hite which could take us through 2022 additionally. >> if it passes could be placed on governor's wolf desk by this weekend. none-profit hoping that's the case, philadelphia superintendent doctor hite, saying without a budget in place, financial situation for the district is dire after that date, their ability to keep schools open issue paychecks and pay bills is uncertain. so, house bee republicans will depends on what taxes are impose in the this tax plan, because at this point, those details are unclear, mike anal next. >

i'm calling on our legislators to get back to harrisburg, back to the work that they left unfinished, last week. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf comes out firing, calling out republican legislators, and calling for emergency funding for pennsylvania schools. good afternoon, i'm erika von tiehl. governor refusing gop of leaving harrisburg without pass ago bald budget anaconda g funding for schools and other programs. cbs-3 greg argos joins us live at philadelphia school district headquarters just one of the many areas impacted by this new state budget. greg? >> erika, good afternoon recalling our state budget battle has been going on for six months, but currently, governor tom wolf signing the budget today, though it is an incomplete one, he partially line item vetoed. >> this budget set wrong for pennsylvania. >> governor tom wolf came out swinging tuesday announcing he is signing the budget but line item vetoing part of it he disagrees with. >> i'm calling on our legislators to get back to harrisburg, back to the work that they left unfinished last week. meantime, i'm vetoing their

. >>> we want to transition to more breaking news, this time concerning an e-mail scandal in harrisburg. a pennsylvania ethics board filed four charges against state supreme court justice michael eakin. the board says eakin violated codes of conduct by exchanging lewd and offensive e-mails with friends. the charges were filed with a disciplinary court that has the power to remove judges. the investigation began after attorney general kathleen kane submitted more than 1,000 of eakin's e-mails. kane claims her legal troubles starts when she released the e-mails. kane is facing charges, state lawmakers are deciding if kane can keep her job. >>> meanwhile today, a judge convicted an aide to pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane of criminal contem contempt. a judge found patrick reese snooped through office e-mails in violation of a protective order. he faces up to six months in jail. he's kathleen kane's driver and body guard. prosecutors say he went through computer files to keep tabs on the criminal investigation of his boss. >>> switching gears now, tonight temple university's boar

. >>> making national news a harrisburg teen is under arrest for supporting isis. >> and sending and providing materials for isis, jenny joyce joins us live from fbi headquarters in center city with more, jenny. >> reporter: it was special agent from fbi the headquarters in philadelphia that was involve in the raid that lasted about four hours, 19 year-old jahlil aziz was arrested and charged with working with well known isis members. federal authorities say that the teen had more than 50 twitter accounts, which he was using to spread islamic state propaganda and connect with well known members and offer his assistance. officials say aziz may have been preparing to execute an attack on u.s. soil, last month investigators raided the follow come street home he shared with his parents and found tactical style backpack in his closet with supplies like ammunition, modified kitchen knife, a thumb drive, tin filled with medicine and full face mask similar to those worn bias lamb i can state militants. the we talk to aziz neighbors who were terrified this was going on so close to them. woman

light rain coming down around lancaster that line will move through around harrisburg, trying to pull up moisture it is pulling up warmer air. temperature may climb a few degrees before this moves through. once this clears out and moves through, it will be clearing overnight tonight. it looks like about eight or 9:00 o'clock we see this moving through and midnight it clears. still some dense fog when you wake up it will quickly clear out. it gets cold. we need our umbrellas if we're heading out tonight. >> tonight you need them, yes. >> thank you, dave.

there could be some progress in harrisburg today. matt delucia is live in our digital operations center to explain. >> could be progress, that's the key word. 156 days that is how long pennsylvania has been without a budget. there's a lot of talk around this new proposal one that is a pretty big secret. governor wolf is expected to meet withhouse democrats and republican senators expected to get a look at this deal in the works. these will be closed door meetings. earlier this week the governor said he believes there will be a resolution to this issue soon. and state pre-k programs, domestic violence shelters a couple of examples of services hit as a result of this stalemate. then the first vote on the budget is set to happen today in the house and senate are planning to keep working and voting through the weekend and into next week if necessary. and part of the back and forth is over sales tax, pensions, and education funding. i've started reaching out to local lawmakers to get their thoughts on these developments and we'll be track

. >> and i'm brian taff, we have more developing news from harrisburg where governor tom wolf had heated and pointed words for lawmakers as the budget battle took a new turn. >> i'm going to exercise my constitutional right to line veto this ridiculous budget. >> this morning governor wolf shot down most of the budget demanding that lawmakers go back to the drawing board for more on the fallout we go back to john rawlins you have the latest here. >> reporter: we started out in harrisburg this morning with the governor but the legislature is not in session so all the members are in their home district soz we came to springfield to talk to the house appropriations committee chair, a republican, first lets hear from the governor who is a democrat. >> in doing this i amex pressing the outrage that all of us philadelphians should feel after the garbage that the legislative leaders tried to dump on us. >> these are harsh words. >> i'm going to exercise my constitutional right to line veto this budget. >> wolf called it a pretend budget. >> there is a reason why the outside rating agencies have

details on that ongoing investigation out of harrisburg. >>> plus is what next for meek mill have after a judge find him in violation of his probation. >>> come on, you see we have a big game this weekend, come on. how the eagles could lose to the cardinals on sunday, cardinals are very good, and still have a spot in the playoffs. wow. >> and a along a awaited premiere finally here, we're live with some of the first people in our area to see the star wars film. >> all right. straight up 7:00 o'clock now. >> kid got a day off from school, whole thing of popcorn. >> it is a holiday for him. >> it kind office. >> i will explain this in a bit, dave warren but is what the number of the day. >> we're in a five. middle of the scale. not great. not all that bad though. but it will be colder tonight and especially that chill tomorrow. it feels like it should by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. right now it is getting colder in the northern and western suburbs, 40's and 30's, nobody down below freezing, but mount pocono getting closer, 33 degrees but we are having sunshine to the north to b

. >>> developing right now, the war of words over state spending rages on in harrisburg. on one side an angry governor wolf. on the other side a doug in republican controlled legislature. today wolf gutted their budget which is a full six months late. but public schools still will get a little something. that's where jeff cole picks up the story. he's in our newsroom with more on on how much cash the schools will get jeff. >> you can consider it emergency money. a big chunk of this emergency money will go to school districts which rely heavily on state dollars to educate kids. this six month budget stalemate could have kept some schools shut in 2016 or close them very early in the year. case in point, philly. gregory young is relieved city schools will open after the holidays and remain that way for the next few months but that's about as far as his good feelings go. >> a lot of schools is missing out on art programs, such as after school programs. me personally i feel like my kids really it's tough for the kids -- beyond my kids is going to suffer if the school don't get

. >> was that harrisburg? >> that was harrisburg, i believe. it didn't show the rain coming in.lanned, but hey now back to the rain. there it is. this is where it is headed. it is working it way up through the philadelphia area. it will get here later this morning, and will have temperatures climbing into the 50's ahead of it, so it is a mild day, but the timing of this heavy rain looks like it starts about 8:00, 9:00, just light rain, here it is heaviest, though, between 11:00 and about through 2:00 or 3:00. could see at least a inch of rain in this short period of time, especially along i95 and to the south. so that could lead to some areas of flooding. clearing out, by tonight, and then colder breeze follows it. we're clearing but the temperatures will be dropping specially this weekend, especially at night. so, we're into the 50's this afternoon, maybe trying to climb to up about 60. but look at the cooler air coming in, once the rain clears out, only into the 40's, tomorrow. seven day forecast, shows that we are into about six of zero, then dropping to 49. forty-five over t

. >>> but the big news developing out of harrisburg, where federal authorities have arrest aid teenager for allegedly trying to support isis through social media. jamil aziz is charged with trying to support the organization and using twitter to advocate violence toward military members and citizens and helping others travel to syria to fight isis and a backpack contained weapons, a hard drive and medication leading to exexpect that he was plotting some type of attack. he is expected back in court next week and "action news" is following the story and we'll bring you an update in the next half hour. >> turning to other news the north philadelphia daycare center that is under investigation is shut down by authorities, it was earlier this week when a 10-month-old girl died at the sisters child care center on german town avenue. dhs officials went and shut down the business. >> reporter: the state shut down the facility after the death of that baby girl, state officials are out here working with other families from the daycare center to help place them in other facilities. a small memorial

four hour long raid on fulton street in harrisburg jumped up a lot of attention and fear. "fox news" cameras talk to a young man concerned about what took place yesterday, also talked to a woman whose 98 year-old aunt lives on the block. she stopped by because elderly woman was terrified. >> scared half to death, that is why my mother told me to get here because she was in here crying. she didn't know if she would be evacuated, or not. >> come home to this, i understand a regular shooting, that is common around here but to come home and find out they pull isis out of the alley way is some crazy stuff. >> last night there was a sign posted on his family's front door that said in comment, no news, no trespassing, and a aziz had an initial court appearance in federal court yesterday and he is set for a preliminary hearing next week, lauren and chris. >> glad they have got this before it got any worse. >> yes, thanks jenny. >>> city of philadelphia just announced a major accomplishment, it has nearly ended home lessness for cities military veterans. >> city leaders gathered to

plus a vulnerable group of woman here in pennsylvania could lose big if the budget stalemate in harrisburg drags on. why the battle of the state house could put them in harms way. >>> and philadelphia taxpayers will pay heavily for papal visit. we will tell you just how much the final bill total up to. >> i have done math, philadelphia has had so much surplus revenue, it didn't mather really. >> are you ripping the ship. >> parking, p pa, parking will be free all year for 2016, you haven't heard this. great news. in one will get towed. >> speaking of parking, yesterday i used the new app. >> yes. >> how did that go. >> it was really easy because i yas in coopersberg which we discovered the real name which was an hour away and it sent meehan alert your meter expires in seven minutes. >> you were an hour away. >> so any other time i would be just be, dialing a friend. >> but this time i could add time on my app, sue serio and it is like already you are good to go for another 90 minutes. >> in ticket. >> i was safe, no ticket. >> i take it all back. >> hi, sue. >> in free parking. >> well, th

beating hsuing harrisburg today losing by 10%age points. did cruz surging among republicans would lose to clinton by three percentage points, seemingly those at the top of the field for the republicans can't seem to be here right now. but the next two candidates could, ben carson, despite a huge slip, would still beat hillary clinton by one point and marco rubio could beat herbie 3 points. the biggest jump. those republicans are most supporting are least likely to beat hillary clinton or unable beat hillary clinton, those sliding in the polls are not doing nearly as well actually seem to be the best answers. >> really surprising information. tracy potts, thanks. if you are into politics, you will definitely get a kick out will ferrell tops a legendary sfl persona, president bush. >> a field of republicans out there are so messed up, makes you miss it, doesn't it? jeb, a pretty good plot choice. as far as i wish you would have asked me about the explanation point on the edger end of his name. look. i don't like to take to broccoli. it doesn'

the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget. that's right. each other. the republican state senate passed a responsible budget that "begins" to fund education but the republican house of representatives has insisted on a budget that fails to fund education and balloons the deficit. call your legislator, tell them to pass a budget that's right for pennsylvania. time square. getting ready for the ball drop tonight. the country of new zealand is up next, they celebrate 2016 at 6:00 a.m. our time, so in 15 minutes. >> on my bucket list to go to new zealand, matt pellman. maybe i'll do it for new year's. >> reporter: it is on my bucket list to go to time square, but i want to get a hotel room that's looks down on time square because i heard it's crazy to be on the ground. we have ramp from the eastbound side of trooper to the westbound lanes of 422 open up. they are available to you. on 422, things are drying out. off of 422 watch out for a crash at lynn field trap road at louis road by the wawa. next year on sunday, january 3, changes go into eff

budget battle in harrisburg. leaders give governor wolf a 12:30 deadline. >> we're taking rain this morning it's drying now. that's all going to change t. rain will be moving in. it could hit during your morning commute. good morning. welcome to nbc 10 news today. >> i'm tracy davidson. it's dry right now. let's get you updated with meteorologist bill henley with the first alert forecast. bill. >> we see clouds clearly in the view from cape may. you can see in the distance, a little light coming through. we are getting closer to some. we will fought see much sunlight during the day. those clouds will stay with us. it's completely dry on beach avenue. once the rain moves in, it will be staying at the shore most of the day a. few sprinkles moving through delaware into cumberland county, very light rainfall to start with. the steadier, heavier rainfall is already moving through virginia. that's on track for our area for later this morning. 8:00 a.m. cloudy skies, 50 degrees. it warms up at 11:00. 55 degrees. near 60

. >>> today in harrisburg, pennsylvania governor, tom wolf vetoed part of the $30 billion state budget plan but the budget is a record six months overdue and called out the republican lawmakers saying their proposal falls short and they need to come back to harrisburg and finish their jobs. >> i amex pressing the outrage that all of us pennsylvanians should feel that the republican leaders tried to dump on us. this budget is wrong for pennsylvania. >>> the holidays are almost over and the year is almost coming to an end and folks choose to give back for different reasons, katherine scott has that story. >> reporter: the old could get new life at the junior league thrift shop in ardmore where proceed goes to community projects in the greater philadelphia area, they accept donations all year long but see a surge at year's end. >> it's a huge uptick at the end of the year. >> there are several reasons, clearing closets is one of them, i'm a teacher on vacation and i did a basement cleanout, and people want to get this card which is gold. >> that card is the receipt, scott daner an account

. >> deral ants removed items fr e home of 19-year-old jalil amir aziz in harrisburg a criminal complaint stated he may have been preparing to conduct or assist others in an attack e united states. he was arrested yesterday. said one of his tweetsno obama we are coming to arica and know that be will sever your headn the white house. >> and the rst family just landed at san bernardino international airport and the president and first lady will meet with the falies of victimsf mass shootings. from tre they and sasha and malia will head haii for vacation. obama held end of anews conference at the white house and acknowledged how dficult it is to and something li what happened in san bernardino what happened in san bernardino. >> it is very difficult for to detect lone wolf plots or plots involving husband and wife. it's n that different us from trying detect the next mass shooter. you d't always see it they're not always communicating publicly and iyou're not catch what they say publicly then it becomes a challenge. >> president obama athe white house. the officer of governor tom wolf in har

while at work today, williams got word of the emergency funding from harrisburg. >> that's good, but that's not a solution. >> reporter: the short-term effects, children in philadelphia can return to the classroom after winter break without wondering whether schools will close. the district had warned that it could not meet payroll beyond january 29th without some relief. as for the governor's hard line in this budget battle, the superintendent is backing him up even if it means the long-term funding is still up in the air. >> i'm in 100% support what he's attempting to do in order to get more money for public education across the commonwealth. >> this budget is wrong for pennsylvania. >> you heard governor wolf with strong words for the legislature. do you have a message for them? >> look, i'm trying to educate children here, so i'm not an elected official, i'm not in office, but i do -- we do need revenue to educate children in the commonwealth. >> reporter: eric williams has a message for pennsylvania lawmakers. >> maybe we should stop voting for them, put somebody in office that'

the pennsylvania house and senate have no plans to return to harrisburg this week. >>> governor wolf tweeted "the gop budget underfunds schools and will lead to a $95 million cut in funding." count on nbc 10 to bring governor wolf's announcement from harrisburg tomorrow. >>> amazon has a new way to move packages. the lehigh valley airport is part of the project. according to the morning call, amazon.com is conducting a pilot program at the airport that could change the way it distributes packages around the globe. the secret operation is called aerosmith. the program could make amazon less reliant on fedex, ups, and the u.s. postal service. >>> happening now, a rally for justice nearly one year after police in cumberland county shot and killed a black man after a traffic stop. some demonstrators are gathered in honor of jeremy reid. two police officers shot and killed reid on december 30th of last year. reid had his hands up, but ignored police when they told him to stay in the car. a grand jury decided earlier this year not to indict the officers. reid's family called for a federal

the officer of governor tom wolf in harrisburg is saying that he has enough votes tonight pass major tax legislation as part of new budget deal and vote on new tax koz come as soon as no republican controlled house and according to the governor the deal reinvolves around increasing state income tax from 3.07 to 339% and reports she republican senators prefer increase in sales tax from 6 to 6.35%. from delaware newsroom tonight diamond state decriminalizeed possession of small amounts of marijuana. instead, violators will be find 100 dollars legislation allows ounce or less of drug for so-called personal use this only applied to adults for anybody under 28 it's a crime as it smoking not public or in a moving vehicle and governor jack markle signed the law in june and it took effect today. >> if you're in the market for new companion for new year you might want to head to gloucester studenty animal shelter more than 40 cats rescued from a home in pittman yesterday are now ready to be a don'ted. in fact, they're buy one get one free sgle additional 25 counts were found at the same home

fbi agents arrested aziz in harrisburg today. the 19 year old is a u.s. citizen. the department of justice says he has more than 50 twitter accounts he used to talk about violence with the u.s. and distribute isis propaganda. he's also accused of posting a link with names, addresses and information on 100 members of the u.s. military. detectives also found a backpack filled with five loaded m-4 style magazines, as well as a knife and thumb drive in his closet. >>> new at 6:00, a loaded package delivered to the wrong house, a box full of 11 guns ended up in south jersey. south jersey bureau reporter ted greenberg shows us the high powered mix up. >> reporter: rifles, revolvers, and semiautomatic pistols, 11 guns like these that police say were mistakenly shipped to barnegat township. >> i was flabbergasted to think that weapons could get lost in the mail like this. >> reporter: authorities say it began last month when gun manufacturer rouger tried to send the fooiirearms from its facility to an employee at a trade show in las vegas, but when the box arrived at a up

. >> there are new developments in the e-mail scandal in harrisburg. a supreme court justice at the center of it will have the chance to make his case in two weeks. a disciplinary court told justice michael eakin he faces possible suspension over lewd and offensive e-mails he traded with lawyers and friends. a hearing is scheduled for december 21 when he will get a chance to respond before the court decides whether to remove him. the investigation began after attorney general kathleen kane released more than 1,000 of eakin's e-mails. kane claims her legal troubles started with that release. she is now facing federal perjury charges and lawmakers are deciding if kane can do her job effectively with a suspended law license. >> this morning a new casino in south philadelphia is one step closer to reality after city leaders approved zoning for the project. the proposed site near city stadium complex. nbc 10's george spence ser live for us. george, what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: vai, yesterday city council vote was unanimous in favor of chang

megan was among them heading from harrisburg to atlantic city airport for a flight. how has the turnpike been for you? >> pretty good. it been slow with the rain and the fog but overall pretty good. >> reporter: for travelers at philadelphia airport we saw long security lines at the peak departure time. officials there say 90,000 people will pass through the airport today alone, 8% above typical volume. despite the holiday hurry, travelers told us they have reason to smile. >> we're going to minneapolis, we have three daughters out there. and six grandchildren. >> reporter: train travel also bustling. the line for the midafternoon departure to boston looked long but moved quickly. everyone looking forward to holiday destination. >> very exciting. it's a good thing to be able to get away, travel, see something different, than what you're used to. >> it seems train travel is best of bunch. i checked ow the airport's website, it is showing a testimony of delays on both inbound and outbound flights. obviously with roads, it remains hit or miss. live this evening above i-

. >> we're following new developments in the e-mail scandal in harrisburg. a supreme court justice at the center of it will have a chance to make his case in two weeks. a disciplinary court told justice eakin he faces possible suspension over lewd and offensive e-mails. the court scheduled a hearing for december 21 when eakin will get a chance to respond before the kousht decides whether to remove him. this investigation began after attorney general kathleen kane released more than 1,000 of eakin's e-mails. kane claims that's when her legal trouble started. now she is facing perjury charges. lawmakers are deciding if kane can do her job effectively with a suspended law license. >>> now to the budget battle in harrisburg. it's up to the state house to move on major bills passed by the senate in a marathon session. senators adjourned after passing a spending bill and dozens of measures. house members return on saturday to take up those bills. governor tom wolf says he is committed to a deal he struck last month with legislative leaders it includes a 6% increas

lawmakers back in harrisburg but we could still be in for a long fight. >> the big story at the moment, the fog. we've got it behind us, it's out there. it's going to clear later on today with showers coming in. for now the advice, take it easy during your commute. good morning. i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. you have to trust us. that is center city behind us. right to meteorologist bill henley and the fog is the story this morning. >> it is very thick. it's a warm start, too, and the two are related. the warm air bringing in the moisture as the temperatures try to cool down this is what we have. this is pocono mountains, the thick fog is widespread. not just philadelphia with 1/8 mile visibility at the airport. dense for wilmington, coatesville, northeast philadelphia. zero for mount pocono. and it is warm. but not warm enough to do away with the fog yet. a little bit of a warm-up. the fog disappears, then cloudy skies. 54 degrees in philadelphia. 55 in northeast philadelphia. very uniform temperatures this morning. fog, still with us at 7:00. by 10:00, though, fog clears

." >> lawmakers in harrisburg are looking at their options after a budget deal fell apart on saturday. legislative leaders were working at the state capitol through the weekend. on saturday the republican controlled house killed a pension reform bill as the senate wanted. now senate republicans are refusing to support a billion dollar tax increase that democratic governor tom wolf wants. >> 5:33. 44 degrees in philadelphia. happening today, we'll get details on funding for police departments across new jersey to buy body cameras for its officers. officials say the technology will help promote transparency, accountability and trust between police and the community. criminal forfeiture funds will help pay for the systems. the acting attorney general will tell us more later this morning. >> friends and family held a candlelight vigil last night in memory of the 23-year-old man shot and killed in philadelphia's kingsessing neighborhood. somebody shot justin rough in the neck, back and shoulder on saturday night. he died at the hospital. so far police have not made arrests in this case. >>

. >> thank you, terror airiness pennsylvania, harrisburg teen on the radar of the fbi counter terrorism task force stands accused of supporting isis. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has the disturbing detail. >> jars site. fbi officials arrested 19 year old man for conspiring to support isis, an us citizens, charged in a two count criminal complaint thursday evening, according to the allegations, conspired to and attempt topped provide material support to isil. allegedly used hateful rhetoric on social media, and tried to aid individuals in travel overseas to join the terrorist organization, joint terrorism task force uncovered numerous tweets using multiple twitter accounts allegedly linked to aziz, all invited violence including this one on or about january 29th, 2015, it says, quote, hashtag is. no o owe back a that we are coming to america and know that we will sever your head in the white howls. another post made shortly after 3:00 muslim individuals shot in chapel hill north carolina. this matter dom will be spark that will awaken sleeping lions in america, let their bloo

the the 23 billion due soon from harrisburg is welcomed from state school districts, philadelphia worried it may have been forced to close without fund next month. governor wolf says republicans went home without finishing their work this month and republicans say that the governor has been slow to act and that a bill they had in june, wolf vetoed. wolf warns not acting soon could lead to deep cuts and higher tax an "s". >> we need to get it right this time. so to the legislators elected to to do the the peoples business, get back to work. get back to the work of the people and get back to the work of the people of pennsylvania sent us to let's all finish the job. you almost finish last week. >> what the governor did was necessary and he is trying to keep the train moving in the the right direction. people are suffering, social services, agencies were suffering, school districts are borrowing causing more costs to them. so i think what he is doggies only thing he can do at this moment. >> mayor-elect jim kenney watching budget talks very closely here in philadelphia coming up at 5:00 we w

a new plan in harrisburg. we're starting off in the 30s and 40s, the wind has died down. let's look at the weekend. 4:00 a.m. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's get to meteorologist bill henley to look at the weekend and today's first alert forecast. >> starting off with a chill in the air. it is dying down this morning. there are still clouds in the area, 44 degrees in philadelphia with clouds, philadelphia is warmer with clear skies look at wilmington, millville below freezing, and it's in the 30s in south philadelphia, northeast philadelphia is in the low 40s right now. we'll see these temperatures climb a little higher than yesterday afternoon. 39 degrees at 6:00. 9:00, we'll be in the low 40s. look at the wind, much lighter out of the west at 6 miles an howard and sunshine, we're near 50 at lunch time and in the 50s for most of the area this afternoon. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. first katy zachry has traffic. >> happy friday. if you're getting up and out the door early you're good to go

plus -- >> i'm calling on our legislators to get back to harrisburg, back to the work that they left unfinished last week. >> there is movement in the pennsylvania budget battle but this is not over yet. we'll explain how schools will benefit from the latest action in harrisburg. >>> side car com pet tier to uber and lyft is calling it quits. landon dowdy is here with details. good morning. >> hi there. good morning. side car a smaller rival to uber and lyft is getting out of the ride sharing business. the start-up shutting down on thursday saying it couldn't keep up with the competition. side car offered rides and same day delivery of food, flowers and other goods in 13 cities including philadelphia. was the only app to show passengers the cost of a ride and let them choose drivers based on price. it didn't raise fares during peak demand. wall street the markets try to extend yesterday's rally but futures are mixed today. stocks rising thanks to a rebound in oil prices. all time highs, look for data on pending home sales which track signed contracts. the dow jumping 192 to 17720, th

. >> now to developing story that nasty budget battle brewing in harrisburg. today governor tom wolf made some big cuts to the budget sent his way by the republican controlled legislation. it is the latest salvo in a six-month long budget standoff that threaten the opening of some schools. fox 29's jeff cole is in our newsroom with word of a little relief at least for public education. jeff. >> reporter: little is the word. wolf says the budget is garbage. he believes the republican controlled legislation took off for the holidays leaving citizens to pound sand but he did kick a little emergency cash to struggling schools like philadelphia. helen gym of parent of two philadelphia public school students preparing her office for the start of a new job in 2016. her work, she's a freshly minted at large member of the city council and she's ripped. >> we don't have basic funding much we don't have the money to put back nurses in 19 of our schools. we're not getting the non put back full time counselors. most of our libraries are clos closed. we've got classrooms th

. >> also this morning, harrisburg teenager behind bars, he is accused by the federal government of aidingrror group isis. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has the disturbing details. >> a jarring site on quiet harrisburg street, fbi officials arrested 19 year old man for conspiring to support isis, jahlil aziz, us citizens, charge in the two count criminal complaint thursday evening. according to the allegations aziz conspired to and attempted to provide material support to isil. aziz allegedly used hit full rhetoric on social media. tried to aid individuals in travel overseas to join the foreign terrorist organization. the fbi joint terrorism task force uncovered numerous tweets, using multiple twitter accounts allegedly linked to aziz, all invited violence including this one on or about january 29th, 2015, it says, quote, hashtag is. no oo bamm a that we are coming to america and know that we will sever your head in the white house. another post was made shortly after three muslim individuals were shot in chapel hill north carolina. quote this martyrdom will be a spark that will

if it were up for me, we'd be back in harrisburg today. >> reporter: some republicans are calling on leadership to get back to the capitol. >> this is an emergency mandate. i think schools will survive this school year based on what he's doing. >> reporter: they have reached a compromise on education, pension reforms, but plans never got to a third vote. >> there was a compromise fully ready, voted on, and supported by a majority of the members, it went first consideration, second consideration, then we were shamefully gavelled out. >> reporter: madeline dean says lawmakers were supposed to go as long as schools and social service agencies without funding, maybe a budget would have passed months ago. >> the legislature is gripped by a radical minority. >> she says she hasn't taken a paycheck since july, she knows a number of people can't make that sacrifice, it is a symbolic move on her part, but she's urging others to follow her lead. also coming up at 5:00, a group of county republicans took to the stage in the capitol today and had very harsh words for the governor. for now live i

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you've got mars and venus in the same building in harrisburg, and both sides say they have a mandate from their electorate. when you take gerrymandering, throw that in, where 110 state house members, matt, didn't' have a general-election opponent. we've seen the death of competition. there's probably 25 or 30 seats out of 253 that are even competitive. each side thinks they're right. we've got a polarization unlike anything we've seen in modern history, and i'm out of breath. >> there you have it right there. [ laughter ] >> that was about as cogent a thesis as you could present, but the one thing that you need in an executive, whether it's a mayor, governor, or president -- in the case of a governor, you got to be able to count to 103 and 26. now, i can't understand for the life of me where, in the course of the electoral process of 2014, when tom wolf was elected, he could see a way to get to 103 and 26 for the budget that he proposed. and the budget that is hopefully likely to pass or has passed, as the case may be, is a budget that could have been passed in june, given the nature

the the $23 billion now in route from harrisburg is welcomed across the state especially in school district. now recall that philadelphia schools faced close another next in without these funds. republicans say that the governor has dragged his feet on the budget issue and that he veto their on time bill back in june. here in philadelphia, covenant house at risk youth shelter is a applying for this new funding. >> when we had been notified today that it is being executed immediately and we need to get that in by wednesday so we can start to get our first work, our youth will be immediately impacted by the funding. >> reporter: the shelter and staff said they were using private funding to fill in the gaps and it came down to the wire for them. there is no word yet if the legislator will convene a special session to go over the budget issue, and bring the governor what he wants. nicole, back over to you. >> justin, thanks for that update. >>> new this morning police are searching for four suspects in the the shooting death of the 25 year-old man in north philadelphia. investigators say the su

harrisburg getting some of that.teadier rainfall, light in allentown, chester county and montgomery county starting to fill in. it really is not reaching far into new jersey, just over the border into burlington county to start with later this morning the rain you see to the south will be streaming up into delaware and south jersey. you'll get your rain, too. futurecast shows it will only be rain as the temperatures will be warmer at 11:00 this morning than they are now. could see some moderate showers in the western suburbs and brief heavy downpours in delaware and south jersey. not expecting flooding as they will move fairly quickly. by 5:00 we'll see the clouds break. so rain showers this morning, and into the early afternoon hours, then tapering off and warming up. 60s today, but it's going to go even warmer for tomorrow. the second day of winter, 68 degrees, a record high temperature breaking the old record by 2 degrees. wait, hold on to the thermometer, 75 on thursday, christmas eve all-time record high tempera