. >> pennsylvania governor tom what delivered his annual budget address for capital in harrisburg. he is $33 billion state budget included a severance on fractal gas in the state. this is about 20 minutes. [applause] thank you very much. lieutenant governor stagg, leaders, president, leader read, members of the general assembly, invited guest, friends, family and most importantly my fellow pennsylvanians. [applause] [applause] thank you before i begin, i want to take a moment to congratulate the philadelphia eagles, the city of philadelphia, but all of us in pennsylvania. i know, just like we are sometimes split between parties, we are sometimes split between eagles and steelers. we are all fans pennsylvania and we should all be happy to share in this moment. we now have seven super bowl rings in pennsylvania. [applause] that is truly something we can be proud of so fly eagles fly just like so many of us have pride in the eagles, the story of the commonwealth of pennsylvania has always been a story about pride. we have always been proud of the work we do. proud of the industries we

harrisburg works better and pennsylvania works better when we all work together. when it comes to this year's budget, working together should be easier than in years past. after decades of neglect and years of crisis, we have finally begun to tame the fiscal beast epic haunts harrisburg. no one here neutral minding that harrisburg's chronic inability to deal with that crisis has the visible symbol of the state's government. i am proud we've begun to change that story. some of the work i've been able to do is in the governor's office. i was able to cut $2 billion by streamlining our bureaucracy, saving pennsylvanians another $700 million by cracking down on fraud and abuse. some of the work we've been able to do like making pension payments and reforming our criminal justice system and lowering health care costs. because we have begun to take a new approach to our budget, i can come before you today with a budget that makes the investments we need to continue our progress without any tax increase on pennsylvania [applause] i am going to keep doing whatever i can do

change the culture in harrisburg. so i put in legislation to change to say these dinners would not be acceptable and it got bipartisan bicameral support. the only legislation that the government reform caucus actually endorsed. and yet they tried to demonize me for bringing up to try to change the culture in harrisburg. >> next question from elaine effort for representative ciccone. >> mr. ciccone, do you support spending billions of dollars to build a wall along the u.s. border with mexico? if yes, how important is the border wall compared to spending on the opioid crisis, education, and roads and bridges infrastructure? please rank them in order of your spending priority. >> >> it's not an either/or in government. budgets are large and there are many, many priorities in there. yes, walls are important. walls work. i've been to israel. i've seen the wall they've built. i've seen the results of what they've done there. walls in other countries have worked. we need to secure our border. we need to do that for national

it is chiseled in stone in our capital steps in harrisburg.here is a place for god in our public life, but that does not mean that we make one denomination over another. we should celebrate that. it is a pennsylvania history story. shannon: you have spent time and energy making sure that that argument was made during your time in the state government. how much time would you spend moving forward to promote issues like that? in god we trust as the national motto. mr. saccone: i will always promote things and encourage family values and celebrate our godly heritage, because i think in a culture of selfishness and greed that we are pushing back against on now, our godly heritage is worth celebrating. we need positive messages. it does have an effect as a leader that i promote and celebrate our godly heritage. have saidour critics foras taken away from time the topics that are more important. mr. saccone: it does not take away time from important legislation and it really helps our society. shannon: mr. lamb. mr. lamb: he has been successful in ha

anyone can look that up and see he took more money than most legislators in harrisburg. i was at an event last night was someone who talked about how mister saccone has proposed bills command meals paid for bylobbyists . yet this person said you'll never believe it, i was at a meal with rick paid for by lobbyists and he's had a lot of meals paid for by lobbyists in harrisburg. the firstquestion was about the hypocrisy by tim murphy. were going to see more of the same with mister saccone and i don't think it's right . >> i want to rebut. this is again a michael left reporter who reported it. any money in harrisburg on any given night, lobbyists and legislators go out and have dinner. even doing it for years. many of them don't think there's anything wrong with it. i saw this and i said there's something wrong with this so we changed the culture in harrisburg. i put in legislation to change that says these dinners wouldnot be acceptable and not bipartisan , bicameral support. the only legislation that the government reform office indoors and yet they tried to demonize me f

he took more money than most legislators in harrisburg. orid an event last night someone talked about how he has meals paidlls to ban for by lobbyists. i was at a meal with rick, paid for by lobbyists. he has had a lot of meals paid for by lobbyists. the first question was about the hypocrisy with tim murphy. we will see more of the same with rick. mr. saccone: this is the kind of nonsense the left puts out. lobbyists and legislators have dinner. they have been doing it for years. many did not think there is anything wrong with it. when i got to harrisburg, i said there is something wrong with this. we need to change the culture in harrisburg. i put legislation out to change that. support.partisan the only legislation that the government reform caucus actually endorsed, yet they try to demonize me for trying to change the culture in harrisburg. shannon: next question from elaine. do you support spending billions of dollars to build a wall along the u.s. border with mexico? is the how important border wall compared to spending on the opioid

amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is

amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. >>> two septa buses stuck on wayne avenue last night at 6:00 p.m. live wires came down just be bus everyone had to stay

they're no one else's kids, and no one else is coming to their rescue, not from harrisburg and not from washington dc, god knows. erin: the plan is already getting some pushback from council members. nbc10's aundrea cline-thomas was in city hall when the mayor announced his budget. aundrea cline-thomas: knowing his budget would be a tough sell, mayor kenney evoked the spirit of the beloved eagles football team. jim: students for the first time are holding onto the realization they are no longer underdogs, they are champions. aundrea: but becoming a champion comes at a price. the mayor's proposing giving nearly $1 billion to the school district of philadelphia over the next five years. to pay for it, employees who work in the city will have to wait even longer to get relief from the wage tax. and the mayor is also proposing increasing property taxes by 6%. jim: no one else is coming to their rescue. aundrea: even with the city taking over control of the district, council president darrell clarke says paying for the schools is still part of the state's responsibility. darrell clarke: i'm

in addition, full keystone service to and from harrisburg will be restored tomorrow.e for a check of the forecast. melissa ma. peek wind gusts at 25 miles per hour. 40s for allentown, 48 miles per hour for rights town, poconos, atlantic city, gusts of 46 miles per hour. constant out of the northwest. gustsof 25 miles per hour in the city, 23 in the poconos. gusts in reading, 25 miles per hour and 26 miles per hour in dover. satellite six along with action radar, the nor'easter responsible for the unsettled weather, rain, snow and crazy winds along the atlantic. we have a constant flow of air from the northwesterly direction. something else into tonight and overnight hours, a coastal flood warning seaside heights to cape may and areas in delwill be coar thee 12 to 24 hours. the to two and a half waves 14 feet high even into early tomorrow morning. winds, walter, a big issue with the storm start to weaken. details with the seven-day forecast. >> see you then. anytime the storm hits, keep track of where you are by using the free 6abc app. access to live double scan radar

>> no, in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> you're in harrisburg, pennsylvania. that's right.you have it planned to walk out for tomorrow? >> yes. >> what's your plan? >> i think around student lunches we're going to -- >> oh, yeah, chime in there. we've got both of you. >> so a group of us had a plan, we talked to our principal who approved it and then we talked to our administration, and they're like this is a great idea. so we got them involved. so a group of us came together with a plan to security, what we wanted, our message is for young people so speck up and ask for change. >> that sounds great. what is your name? >> alisa. >> east high school in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and you worked with your principal and with the administration and teachers. so you have a plan. are you going to leave at 10:00 a.m.? i think that's the time that a lot of -- >> three students are giving speeches. so we're going to go ahead and they're going to speak about mental health, gun reform and the nra. and then at ten minutes we're going to have for 17 minutes. >> that's great, you have a wh

. >> amtrak keystone service runs to and from new york and harrisburg and will operate on full schedule starting tomorrow. >> and septa meantime made significant progress restoring service and chestnut hill east and west trenton regional rail lines will resume for the start of service tomorrow morning. norristown high speed line will resume with delays. as for route 101 and 102 trolleys we're awaiting update and stay with "eyewitness news" on television and online cbsphilly.com for the late tleingt. >> while the region continues to reel from the impact the nor'easter had on the tri-state it may not be the last of our weath. meteorologist lauren casey is tracking another nor'easter, oh, boy. >> oh, boy. >> tough to hear that lauren. >> tough to see in the model data but there it is and we're dealing with residual impacts of fraud in nor'easter with elevated whipped speeds. not damaging but gusting up to 36 miles an hour at times today in philadelphia and gus gusting to 40 mount pocono and 36 in accuweather and still blustery right now with winds gusting 32 in philadelphia and gusting to

amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. >>> two septa buses stuck on wayne avenue last night at 6:00 p.m. live wires came down just be bus everyone had to stay put until peco could shut off the power three hours later. septa is reporting service delays on routes including regional rails we posted a link to septa website at our website 6abc.com. >>> philadelphia international airport is resuming service after 50-mile an hour wind gusts many passengers were stranded at the airport. >> i'm trying to get my luggage, because i'm not going anywhere. i just want to go home. >> again american and other airlines are resuming flights this morning check with your airline before you head to the airport. >>> the storm has caused beach erosion at the jersey shore flooding is a threat there this morning, the strong wind gusts tore siding off the highrise of ontic city. several elements. snow fell into the night making summer feel along away away. some people took it in stride and took a walk along the boardwalk. >>> a tree crashed d

marshal during a raid in harrisburg. deputy christopher hill was not killed by the suspect but by fendly fire by a bullet from a fellow officer that went through the wall. that was announced by the district attorney today. police also killed the suspect, >> ken: kevin sturges. he shot at officers and officers were justified returning fire. >> cellphone video shows police body slamming a man into the pavement into the side of a swimming pool in kenzington. officer james yeager was arrested today. the fraternal order of police says the video is one sided and doesn't tell the entire story. >> three gloucester county school districts were closed after a teacher at the ritter school in gloucester township received an e-mail threatening to shoot up schools. that suspect is ten years old. two students have been charged for making threats last weekend. community organizers and concerned neighbors in philadelphia want to know where their elected officials sphand n the temple university football stadium? they met across from where

. >> plane got canceled so we drove to harrisburg and hopped on a train and where are we? overbrook. >> reporter: she had no idea where she was when she came over to the overbrook station. they are cutting power right now to the track to get to the tree and get it removed and hopefully then get this train out of here. aaron baskerville nbc 10. >>> a train got blown off the tracks. knocked on its side in kennet square this afternoon. >>> this is a live look at philadelphia international airport. more than 500 flights were canceled. and that includes all american airlines. the board filled with red canceled marks. all of this while the airport was being pounded by snow and rain. spoke with passengers. >> that put us into this night storm here and they ultimately canceled it and kicked us all off and said have a nice day. that's pretty much where we're at this point. >> be prepared for residual delays. keep the nbc 10 app by your side for the rest of the storm. and send us your storm damage photos with our see it, share it feature. >>> walk up with nbc 10 news today. tracking

is expected to continue 8:40 a.m., amtrak service running to and from new york philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified service plan. trish hartman saw firsthand, the commuter chaos caused by the nor'easter. >> all trains have been canceled. >> reporter: we found long lines and full bencheses at 30th street station during the height of the storm after septa delays and suspended trains. >> septa canceled the trains going to newark, we were at the flower show trying to get home from the flower show. >> reporter: i got here at 4:30, i looked at the board, it said it was 99 minutes late. amtrak suspended service along the northeast corridor leaving many stranded. >> it's madness, i can't get an uber lift. nothing. the roads were a mess, too, as people tried to make their way home from work, commutes that were minutes turned into hours. >> very difficult, very dangerous. >> you have to drive with two hands out here tonight to be safe. >> it's the winds. the roads are fine, the winds, it's really bad. >> reporter: at philadelphia international airport, hundreds of flights were canc

you look out the window right now here in the harrisburg area and you could be forgiven for thinking this isn't going to be a big deal. we're still thinking this is going to be a bill deal and in certain parts of pennsylvania it's going to really hit very, very hard spot we're doing everything we can to prepare and to respond to that. we know this is already been a difficult week for many of our citizens in the areas that are going to be affected most heavily today. and this has been a really tough week for our first responders, emergency managers, transportation utility workers and state and local officials. and i want to thank, i think all of us in pennsylvania owe a deep debt of gratitude to those people who have worked around the clock, many of them hours and hours on end. they're really tired and we're looking at another storm right now. so they've worked in difficult conditions of extreme cold and wind to help their neighbors keep safe and warm and i think all of us owe them a great thanks. these storms are difficult for these workers, they're difficult for their families, and

marshall in harrisburg.ear-old christopher hill died when he was shot by a fellow officer and not from the gunman who opened fire on police in january. investigator it's mater the conclusion from new lab test results. police say the gunman kevin sturgess fire the first shot and police were justified in shooting him to death. it's back to class tomorrow for three new jersey school districts after they were shut down today because of threats and police say a ten-year-old boy is responsible. parents and students in the franklin township elk township and delsea regional school districdistricts woke up this mg to the news of an e-mail threatening a shooting. police say a teacher at caroline reuter high school got the e-mail from unknown center around 1:30 this morning. the teacher called police. tonight that boy has been charged with making terroristic threats and also causing false public alarm. >>> a local event looking for way to help those affected by hurricane maria in puerto rico. six months later and the i

right now, we're seeing some snow showers heading toward harrisburg and some sprinkles moving into the northern and western suburbs this will be the beginning of the storm and we could see some snow showers later tonight. especially to the north and west. we have a winter storm warning from the i-95 corridor to the north and west. this is where we expect the heaviest snow and advisory through south jersey and delaware for a lighter accumulation because we're talking about a battle zone once again that rain/snow line that typically lines up with the i-95 corridor it's going to happen again in the month of march it is a serious tricky forecast. so take look at our hour by hour. we see the rain and snow and sleet moving in overnight. possibly by ten, 11:00 o'clock we could see some sprinkles and flurries. but by 4:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, when you're watching good day philadelphia, sue serio, mike masco will be talking about that wintry mix along the i-95 corridor and snow to the north and west. look at this. this is a serious east northeasterly fetch. associated with that nor'easter

starting tomorrow morning we have a mess in the morning rush hour from harrisburg, philly, new york city. as we move into midday, it's albany, binghamton, on into boston and parts of new england with heavy snow and those winds start to pick up. and then as we move into thursday, the system pulls away, some light snow blowing throughout the interior sections of the northeast and new england. snowfall amounts, depending on where you are, this rain/snow line is going to be so critical. if you look, new york city 4 to 8 inches. just about 30 miles to the west in new jersey, they're calling for up to a foot. philadelphia 3 to 6, hartford 6 to 10 and as we move into new england, albany 8 to 12, boston should be on the low side, lester, 2 to 4. but you get up into portland and we're talking 12 inches of snow. again, with this heavy wet snow we look for power lines to come down. it could be a real mess. anything that was weakened by this last storm is probably going to go with this one. >> all right. al roker, thank you very much. >>> let's turn now to the dramatic news of a possible break throu

. >> host: harrisburg pennsylvania and independent, go ahead. >> caller:en i want to personally say before he asked my question it's amazing that data to prevent the hillary clinton campaign from campaigning in wisconsin campaigning in michigan campaigning in-- [inaudible] my question is first we are told james comey last election for hillary and then we are told--os laws that campaign for hillary now we are told that cambridge analytica lost the campaign for hillary. when will we finally say that hillary lost the campaign for hillary? >> host: do you have a question for issieie lapowsky? unless there's anything you want to pick up on issie lapowsky. >> guest: i think it would be the wrong way tooo look at it to say the cambridge analytica lost the campaign for hillary. a big scandal here is how freely our data as americans were traded by companies without any regulation. i think that people are-- if you visit a clothing store in that piece of clothing you lingered on shows up on your facebook page and it doesn't really body but now you realize that technology can be used to influence your

somewhere in pennsylvania, a union shipment of gold heading from west virginia to harrisburg went missing. the wagons and dead soldiers found at the time, but 52 bars of gold, today worth $55 million, vanished. it was long dismissed as a myth, but this past week a team of fbi agents showed up in a state forest at dents run, just two hours north of pittsburgh, and started digging. professional treasure hunters like eric schmidt were surprised. >> i'm very, very, very certain that the fbi has never gone out looking for treasure before. >> reporter: the government's search in pennsylvania comes after a group called finders keepers says it actually found the location of the gold using a hie-powered metal detector back in 2004. they wanted to dig, but the state department of conservation and natural resources wouldn't let them. tonight, a law enforcement official tells nbc news they went to dents run after a tip that there was federal gold at the site, but upon digging, they found nothing. >> just because they went there and didn't find anything doesn't necessarily mean that it's not there. >>

operate starting today, amtrak keystone service which runs to and from new york, philadelphia, and harrisburg, will also operate on it full schedule. >> septa is also resuming service this morning, the chestnut hill east and west trenton regional rail lines will resume for the start of service today. the norristown high-speed line will resume but with delays, septa encouraging riders to check it website for update. >> fight leads to two men being shot in philadelphia's lawncrest section, all happened outside the sears store at whitaker and the boulevard just before 11:00 last night, the 18 year old and 23 year old man both in critical condition. so far no arrests cents. >> and new this morning, bullet goes cents through southwest philadelphia apartment and hits a woman. it happened on the 7100 block of brant place around 12:30 a.m. this morning. police say 79 year old woman was lying in her bed when the bullet came through her first floor window. it hit her in the right knee. >> now, we don't know why a bullet came through this window. we don't know if it was a stray bullet or if they were in

. >> what's going on in harrisbu harrisburg, what's happening up there? >> um, this week there's a couple things going on but i just got married. >> reporter: tonight miccarelli's fellow house republicans are urging him to step down after an internal investigation. and the dauphin county district attorney confirms to fox 29 he's open to criminal probe. >> allegations of behavior can you tell me about it? >> jeff, all i can tell you i've done nothing wrong. >> reporter: a source close to the investigation tells fox 29 miccarelli must now enter the capital as the public does through a metal detector. due to concerns he's carried a gun into the building. the attorney for the accuser says one of her clients who had a relationship ship with him claims the arm veteran pointed a gun at her and threatened to crash his car while driving at high speeds. the other says, he sexually assaulted her after they broke up. >> i'm at home on my personal property, jeff. and if, you know, i understan understand -- >> mike nick i've known you for a long time. i'm here to get y

. >> what's going on in harrisburg? what's happening up there? >> this week there's a couple things going on but i just got married. all i can tell you i've done nothing wrong. >> the attorney for one of the accusers says miccarelli point add gun at her and threatened to crash his car while driving at a high speed both women have previously dated him. miccarelli says that he's not the person depicted in these news reports and he plans to run for re-election. >>> a major crime ring that went through five different counties busted. the ring fed off people addicted to opioids and heroin. investigators say the men would steal merchandise from big retailers like walmart and target. they would sell them to pawn shops where they would get paid a third of the actual value the pawn shops resold the unopened merchandise on e bay or other online retailers at full value. the boosters stole kitchen faucets and blenders and vacuum cleaners. >> at the end of the day, who pays for all of this? the consumers in pennsylvania pay for it because the price of their p

i put that to ralph brenner who teaches negotiating tactics to executives in harrisburg. trump so i don't know if he's like this but there is a type of negotiator who tries to push you into a corner he wants to see how you react he tests you and if you pass the test he'll go on talking with you otherwise you've lost and if you start looking down on him you've already lost that means you have to prepare your negotiation strategy in such a way that you encounter him on an equal footing. does that mean taking part in the exchange of threats and counter threats where would that lead. i have come to meet colin an inch that c.e.o. of the hamburg chamber of commerce its premises reflect the proud tradition of the city's merchant class. how do you think we should respond to trump. europe's needs to take a clear stand we have to say that we won't accept this kind of thing if only to get trump to take this seriously and listen to this. as the same time we have to take care to keep the conversation going we can't afford to get sucked into this spiral of protectionism from which we'l

from philly, harrisburg, new york city. it's binghamton and boston and new england with the heavy snow. winds start to pick up. as we move no thursday, the system pulls away, snow blowing. snowfall amounts, this re rain/snow line is critical. philadelphia, three to six, hartford six to ten. you get up into portland, and we're talking 12 inches of snow. again, with this heavy, wet snow, we look for power lines to come down. it could be a real mess. anything that was weakened by this last form is probably i going to go with this one. >>> let's turn to another breaking news of a major white house departure. there's late word that gary cone, president trump's top economic adviser is resigning. it was announced after the markets closed but could have a big impact tomorrow. kristin welker has the latest. >> reporter: with the president threatening new tariffs and a potential trade war, his top economic vi adviser, sharply opposed to move is resigning. writing in a statement, it has been an honor to serve my country. i am grateful

it's closer to harrisburg. but we could see a lot of this rain switching over to snow.now, but we're also going to see our wind speeds kicking up as well. we're talking about wind gusts closer to 50 miles per hour. the heaviest is right over philadelphia stretching up to parts of hatfield even into lehigh valley. our rainfall rates are closer to about 3/4ths per hour. stretching down towards chest, and as we go into the rest of today we'll continue to see the heavy rain coming down. it is affecting the entire area. this started early this morning. it's going to stay in effect until saturday at 10:00 a.m. and wind gusts anywhere from 50 to 70 miles per hour, coastal flooding going to be a concern for us, heavy mountain snow, and one of our biggest things is white out conditions. again, this is going to affect both of your commutes today. for a closer look of what we're expecting, what we're seeing right now we're going to send it over to katie zachary. >> take a look at this video right here. slick conditions may be to blame for this tractor-trailer crash. the cab of the

that runs between new york, philly and harrisburg. amtrak contacting people them on different trains. it's the same with septa get ready trains will run on a severe storm schedule. that bakely means septa's saturday schedule with a few adjustments. septa's cynwyd leap is not going to operate so check your schedule before you head out for your train or bus and if you like we can find a link on our website just head to fox 29.com. >>> keep it right here on fox 29. kathy will be back a little later and of course be sure to wake up with good day crew tomorrow. live team coverage begins at 4:00 a.m. >>> comedian bill cosby's april retrial on charges of aggravated indecent assault may look vastly different than the trial that ended with a hung jury last summer. montgomery county judge now weighing rulings on three key issues that could change who testifies and what evidence makes it in front of the jury. our bruce gordon has more from the two-day pretrial hearing that just wrapped up in norristown. >> reporter: as the em balanced entertaine

somewhere in pennsylvania a union shipment of gold heading from west virginia to harrisburg went missingthe wagons and dead soldiers found at the time, but 52 bars of gold, today worth $55 million, vanished. it was long dismissed as a myth, but this past week a team of fbi agents showed up in a state forest at dents run, just two hours north of pittsburgh, and started digging. professional treasure hunters like eric schmidt were surprised. >> i'm very, very, very certain the fbi has never gone outlooking for treasure before. >> reporter: the government's search in pennsylvania comes after a group called finders keepers says it actually found the location of the gold using a high-powered metal detector back in 2004. they wanted to dig, but the state department of conservation and natural resources wouldn't let them. a law enforcement official tells nbc news they went to dented run after a tip there was federal gold at the site. but upon digging they found nothing. >> just because they went there and didn't find anything doesn't necessarily mean that it's not there. >> reporter: the legend

amtrak, keystone services that runs to and from new york, philadelphia, and harrisburg is also operating on a modified schedule. amtrak says that it is working to get refunds to customers, whose trips were cancelled. >>> and as philadelphia international airport, it is recovery day, lot of people are trying to get out after their flights were cancelled yesterday. the airport did have a few more cancellations and delays today, and if you are flying this evening, you would be wise to check your flight status before you head to the airport. >>> in the port richmond section of the city strong win s brought down a power line as you can see right there blocking the intersection of the salmon and east cumberland street. most drivers simply turned around when they realize there had was no way around. >>> a huge tree is causing problems for drivers, in fairmount parkas well. a tree is blocking the lane and ford road and as a result there is no vehicular access to martin luther king drive from there. >>> meanwhile down the shore minor flooding caused a problem at the shore, ventnor the water rose,

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> i officials now say, friendly fire killed a deputy marshall while he was serving a warrant in harrisburg in january. original reports suggested 45 year old deputy marshall christopher hill was killed in a gun battle with 31 year old kevin sturgis, wanted by philadelphia police. he was killed in that shoot-out. >> gloucester county thousands of student lent head back to class today after a threatening e-mail shutdown schools in three district. a ten year old boy now faces charges, in that incident, and police say the boy admitted to sending those emails yesterday they allegedly reference shootings at two franklin township schools. classes at franklin, delsea, and elk school district were canceled as a result. authorities say the boy did not have access to guns. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney's annual budget plan is asking taxpayers to shell out more to the city public schools, the mayor wants city council to increase property taxes by 6%. slow the rate after planned city wage tax reduction, and increase the real estate transfer tax. we're told the moves could bring estimated $980 milli

keystone service from new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. >>> a busassengers spent hours along wayne avenue. a large tree fell in front ofing the evening rush. live wires came down behind the bus. everybody has to stay put until peco shut off the power. three hours later. septa reporting service delays on routes including regional rails. we posted a link on septa website on our website 6abc.com. >>> philadelphi airport, resuming service after 50-mile an hour wind gusts reported cancellations of hundreds of flights throughout the night. many ended up stranded at the airport. >> i'm trying to get my luggage because i'm not going anywhere. i just want to go home. >> being stranded never fun. american and other airlines are resuming flights this morning but you have to check with the airline before you head out to the airport. >>> a woman was injured after a tree fell on top of her car in kelly drive in fairmont park. she was riding near falls bridge at 5:45 p.m. when the tree toppled on to the roof of the car. the woman in her 30s had head injuries she w

elaine harrisburg appearing out of nowhere.hts on the car not illuminating her until it was too late and inside the car and ex-convict repeatedly looking down and then suddenly shocked before the crash. both women were not impaired. huber suspended it self driving car program. two officers save a baby girl choking on milk. incredible moments caught on camera. >> he is breathing. >> the officers rescuing the baby with back thrusts clearly trying to clear her airway and pulled over after seeing her panicked mother stopped in the middle of traffic in ohio. her mother says god was watching over them and he certainly was, baby is doing okay. remember this rant from a california high school teacher calling our military members the lowest of the low. >> think of the people you know of. they are not high-level bankers or academics or intellectual people. >> outrageous stuff. now he is paying the price for those profane comments. carly shimkus is here with reaction to the decision to fire him. a lot of people happy about it. >> the foot

harrisburg of tempe was walking her bicycle across the street but was outside the crosswalk.ng north when she was crossing east to west on curry street when she was struck by the vehicle. she was transported to the hospital where she died from her injuries. huber is assisting an investigation of the accident and has suspended its entire fleet of autonomous cars in every city in which they were being tested. >> we are going to try to find who was at fault and how we can better be safe whether it is pedestrians or the vehicle itself. our investigation did not show there were significant signs of the vehicle slowing down but our investigation is going to reveal more. >> huber sent a tweet expressing condolences to the family. our hearts go out to the victim's family. we are fully cooperating with tempe police and local authorities as they investigate this incident. the national transportation safety board is investigating the accident to determine what happened. >> suspending all testing of self driving cars. thank you so much. the time is 25 after the top of the hour. isn't thi

this morning and additionally rides between new york, philadelphia and harrisburg will be operating on7:26 this morning and we all enjoyed celebrating chinese new year and it's not quite over yet. we'll tell you how you can celebrate the year of the dog in a traditional way. hey, scott. >> good morning, bill, widespread damage across the area and multiple storm reports up and down the eastern seaboard. the snow, it has ended and but we'll still talk about the wind concern and also coastal flood concern coming up. wind concern and also coastal flood concern coming up. ♪ >> welcome back on this blustery does morning a coas coastal storm churning in the open watters of atlantic base and several hundred miles out to sea and dealing with gusty wind here at home. as far as temperatures right now it's chilly. but, most locations we're above freezing. that's good news. we have 35 right now in philadelphia and 37 in wilmington and 36 right now as we move towards atlantic city and mid 30s lancaster and 26 in the poconos and factor in the wind. how your body reacts. we'll we're talking about feel

amtrak keystone service that runs to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg operating on a modified schedule. bus load of septa passengers spent hours stuck on wayne avenue just last night. a large tree fell in front of the bus during the evening rush and live wires came down just behind the bus. everyone, of course, had to stay put until peco got there to shut the power off. they were stranded on the buts buts -- bus for three hours. we posted a link to septa website on our website 6abc.com. >>> philadelphia international airport resuming service a 50-mile an hour wind gusts forced cancellations of hundreds of flights yesterday and through the night. many ended stranded at the airport. >> i'm just trying to get my luggage, because i'm not going anywhere and i just want to go home. >> again american and other airlines are resuming flights this morning, you should check with your airline before you head out to the airport. >> a woman was injured after a tree fell on top of her car on kelly drive this happened in fairmont park. she was driving near falls bridge at 5:45 p.m. last night when the

amtrak's keystone service runs to and from new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. we're waiting for an update from septa on their plans for services today. >>> philadelphia international airport resuming service after a 50-mile an hour wind gusts forced hundreds of cancellations today and throughout the night. many were allowed to reschedule without penalties, but some ended up stranded. >> i'm trying to get my luggage because i'm not going anywhere. i just want to go home. >> reporter: all right, so, again, american and other airlines are resuming flights this morning, so check with your airline before you head out there to the airport. remember anytime a big storm hits you can keep track of the latest wherever you are, by using our free 6abc app. that gives you updates posted by the team of meteorologists, access to live double scan radar and traffic cameras for the road conditions. >>> well, hollywood's golden night is almost here. this year's 90th annual academy awards are being held at the dolby theater in hollywood. that's where we find danyadanya. >> r

it is going to be 20, 30, 40 minutes delayed, expect the entire amtrak lane out toward harrisburg toound one hour delays or better. we will have more information coming up. >> thanks, mike. >>> lets get back to ac where steve's been all morning watching the weather deteriorate, hey there, steve. >> reporter: we have a nice walkway from our news van to the boardwalk so it takes us out over dune to give you a look at the nasty looking ocean as we hit first of the three high tides, that they tell thus one will go back out to sea, other one witt just keep sitting on top of it each high tide water will stay close, higher and that is when we have worse of the flooding tomorow morning. look at this beach work right next to the steel pier where we see brand new ferris wheel all lit up and those gondolas are big like miniature houses but not spinning even though it is lit. i justin investigated millions and wonder will that survive the storm? that will get its first test in the wind. look at how high that bull bulldozer. they are doing beach work. some of them are getting equipment off beach

you can see the back edge of the storm not affecting places like harrisburg or pittsburgh.arked off the shoreline here pounding us, so this is what we're going to be looking at as far as impacts and timing. the destructive high wind, those 50 to 70 mile an hour winds, that is through tonight. heavy wet snow and whiteout conditions through tonight. property damage, dangerous travel, that is through tonight and the coastal flooding, that big threat sets up late tonight and through tomorrow morning. guys, back to you. >> all right, taking a live look at the conditions in ocean city, cape may county. strong wind gusts there. 70 miles per hour wind gusts and you can see, the rain there on the lens continuing to rain and some of that snow coming si sideways. closer inland, the winds are really strong in burlington county. >> sydney long, she's holding on to her hood there. trying to bare out these elements. tell us about where you are. >> well, when you're dealing with conditions like this, you have u to take the protection where you can get it. so we're guilty. we've been hiding

. >> the rally in harrisburg were one of many held across the country. >>> the family of three that were dismembers and shot and buried on a farm are suing. the parents of dean finocchiaro and tom meo and jimmi patrick. they said the parents didn't do enough to keep the firearms out of dinardo's hands even though they suspected he was unfit. the bodies were discovered and dinardo confessed during a three day spree. today, the victims' families opened up about their loss. >> nobody should ever have to deal with losing their child and not in the way he was taken. >> i never thought i would feel this, and lose my son. >> devastating for our family. tom was everything. >> he was a lot of fun. >> the lawsuit also targets the dinardo's various real estate companies and various business partners. >>> a bucks deputy sheriff could spend time in jail after pleading guilty to indecent exposure. deputy steven springfield was off-duty when he exposed himself at a parking lot. it happened in october at silver lake park in bristol. she said springfield offered her candy when he was sit ing his truck an

amtrak also plans full keystone service to and from harrisburg and resuming ought he train service to virginia and florida. >>> septa's operations are almost back to normal after the winter storm some bus routes are running on temporary detours because of the weather, services on regional rail lines, it is also suspended. passengers waited patiently at 30th street station yesterday, septa says crews are working to clear debris from the track >> trees, many of them off of our right of way fell over on to us, this is a tree that came down, another very tall tree that came down on our doyletown line last night near the end of the line. >> septa officials recommend checking transit services web site for up to date information on service disruptions. >>> we are not only ones hit hard by a powerful storm, governors in massachusetts, maryland, virginia declared states of emergency. here's hena doba. >> reporter: massive clean up underway after a powerful nor'easter clobbered the northeast, officials say more than a million and a half homes and businessness several states were still in the da

not from harrisburg and not from washington, d.c. >> the plan is already getting pushback from council members. we'll have their reaction coming up at 5:00. >>> no verdict yet in the corruption trial of allentown's mayor ed papawlowski. he was charge d with lying to te fbi. he took the stand in his own defense and denied the charges. >>> police surrounded a house today after a sheriff tried to serve a warrant but the suspect refused to leave the house. police ordered neighbors to shelter in place. the man came out and was taken into custody. >>> opponents of a proposed football stadium in north philadelphia say they are not backing down. a group including members of the philadelphia black clergy and naacp is fighting the proposed football stadium at broad and norris. they will hold a town hall tonight at 6:00. the university will host its own informational meeting tuesday night. >>> nearly 6,000 young people in philadelphia live in foster care and there is a constant need tr loving foster families for these children. >> we have been hearing from many who have opened their hearts and ho

. >>> we have new details about the shooting in harrisburg that left two u.s. marshals dead. deputy christopher hill was killed by friendly fire as officers raided a home in january. during the raid the suspect started shooting at marshals. deputies shot and killed the suspect as well. >>> a news conference will beal held this morning a day after a jury convicted allentown mayor ed pawlowski. prosecutors say the verdict sends a message to corrupt politicians that they are not above the law. >>> our first alert meteorologist steve sosna and brittney shipp joins us at the desk. 41 degrees right now, but temperatures are going to start dropping. >> yes, and this is why we're concerned about the neighborhoods. neighborhood by neighborhood it changes over through different times. up in the lehigh valley it's going to an earlier start. down at the shore a later start. but i think by evening there will be some wind and blowing snow and tough visibility. it's not that bad out there this morning. it's breezy. there's a little bit of flooding on the roadway, but it's this afternoon we'