reporter: today sarah not only works as a law clerk bit in the advocacy office of the arc of northeastern pennsylvania, a nonprofit helping people with disabilities. don broderick is the executive director. >> she is a very talented young lady and she has a wonderful skill to be able to present to large groups of people. appears to be effortless. >> reporter: but this woman who has worked so hard to overcome limitations is now blocked by limits imposed on her by federal regulations. sarah can't save more than $2,000. if she earns more than $700 a month, she will lose her disability benefits and her health insurance so she can't get a raise or work full time. sarah like every other developmentally disabled person in the united states is legally obliged to be poor. >> fast forward to a new move in the fight positive equal pay. disabled workers nationwide make less than minimum wage. it is helped that that would help them get jobs but now new hampshire ban the subminimum wage for disabled workers, but no workers receive a subminimum wage there. >>> next no campus. no classrooms. but some big lessons in r

we have a freeze warning in northeastern pennsylvania, a frost advisory for poke knows, temperatures will rebound tomorrow, however look at the forecast. philadelphia for tomorrow 70. down the shore 68. in the poconos only getting to 67 degrees come tomorrow morning. back here live we have lots of fun to be had and a lot of this is dependent on the weather and it looks like it will be a picture perfect weekend coming up, we will have forecast for rest of the local holiday weekend live from the boardwalk in north wildwood. are you ready for summer? >> yes. >> i think so. >> she's already a winner. that is latest from here. we will send it back to you. >> thanks so much, kathy. >>> if you are not heading down the shore no worries there are fun activities to get into around the city. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at spruce street harbor park in penns landing with a preview matt. >> reporter: the the way i see it, we have two options, one is to join kathy orr down at the shore if you want to stay the at home and relax like these two young ladies here is there plenty to d

some 50's through northeastern, pennsylvania and through state college and this is all moving our way overnight. buffalo, new york already 48 degrees. the it will be a frost and freeze through new york and new england overnight tonight. we will not get that cold. we have northwesterly wind bringing in the cool air, sustained in philadelphia 17 miles an hour. still in allentown. 18 miles an hour sustain wind and that will decrease over the course of the evening and overnight as high pressure builds in. sunny and pleasant for your thursday temperatures more seasonal in the lower 70's. we will bump it up for friday and then we will watch this warm front moving our way for saturday. brings a chance of rain. not a lot but a few showers more than we have seen in quite sometime. we have had quite a dry stretch, been three weeks since we have had a tenth of an inch of rain or more. you have to go back to april 21st, we have a few chances but in the widespread, in the seven day forecast. thursday and friday no rain, saturday and sunday 40 percent chance each day but this will be just showers.

see some of the specs of green firing through here already across northeastern pennsylvania, at this point though, we still have nice clear sky here at home, but dow want to sort of walk you through what's happening with the overall pattern because this kind of volatile week, in terms of stormy weather for everyone else. we've got some nasty thunderstorms, errupting already, in fact, around both the oklahoma and texas panhandles. meanwhile, some heavier rain, thunderstorms rumbling into the wisconsin-illinois border, them already see some of the clouds that are billowing here, just off to the south right behind the cbs-3 logo. in fact, i want to walk you through what's happening. in the overall picture to gave you a sense of this, that we're kind of sheltered. even though we are still tracking frontal boundary, and again, later today we start future weather off at 5:00 p.m. even little earlier than, that couple of scattered showers thunderstorms will rumble in, notice, there is a lot of activity back here, and there is a lot of activity over here. in fact, there may be subtropical sy

. >> a northeastern pennsylvania couple turned their love of a video game into their wedding theme.hrista slayton walked down the aisle at a game stop in homes dale wayne county dressed as link and princess zelda. the couple met at the game stop during a mario kart tournament. the gaming theme continued at the reception. guests competed in a super smash brothers tournament. >> clearly they have a lot in common to start their happy life together. 4:57. still ahead in the next half hour of "action news" wild weather whips up a bounce house with children inside. hear from one of the victims. >> philadelphia police are investigating a murder that happened near a rec center. overnight developments are next on "action news." new jersey's pension system is a mess but don't blame teachers and other school employees. over 20 years, teachers have paid more than 10 billion dollars into their pensions, but new jersey politicians have paid just three underfunding teacher pensions by billions. unless the state makes its pension payments the entire fund could disappear in twelve years- threatening

locally but even just a county or two away, lackawana and luzerne county, autopsy crosser northeastern pennsylvania and further a off in the higher terrain and higher latitudes obviously. looking forward in the eyewitness seven day forecast and temperatures do rebound here. warm front is responsible for. that it will be responsible for the building cloud, and also a couple of days, of some active weather no day is a wash out but we will have showers and thunderstorms to dodge in the the days ahead torey. >>> good morning, everyone. so lets go down our mass transit, checklist, once again, do you want to keep in mind that we have suspensions for the the amtrak, for the services between philadelphia and new york. however, they are running modified schedules between philadelphia and harrisburg. also new york and boston. also philadelphia and d.c. the the trenton line is still suspended, ac rail line shuttle busing between pennsauken and 30th street. west trenton line as well as market frankford due to increased volume. they have added trains for west trenton line and for the market frankford they are m

that's in extreme northeastern pennsylvania. the area is dry even though we started with rain in dover when we went on the air at 4:00. raining in cape may. that system is to the south. there's a chance we'll see a scattered shower during the day. the clouds are in place even though the rain has ended in southern delaware. farther to the north you can clearly see the breaks in the clouds that we are getting this morning. we will see that during the day today for most of the day as the steadier rain will stay to the south. any heavy downpours will be well to the south and mainly off shore. so your hour-by-hour forecast at noontime breaks of sunshine but there is a possibility of scattered showers into lancaster, chester, berks county. a sprinkle but not much more than that. cape may could see sprinkles at 1:00 in the afternoon. the clouds will be around at 4:00 in the afternoon. they'll start breaking overnight. that will clear the way for a warmup this weekend. we will warm into the low 60s this afternoon. clouds sunshine easter

storm scan three it will be a cold night freeze warning in northeastern, pennsylvania a frost advisory in the poconos chilly for us but good news is that things will warm up, during the day tomorrow and in philadelphia 70 degrees, down the shore 68, and in the poconos, 67 degrees. back here live, we are live and looking forward to a nice weekend. tomorrow is coolest day then we will heat it up big time. i know they are excited live from north wildwood i'm meteorologist kathy orr, back to you in the the studio. >> smell the sun tan oil from here have a great time, we will see you later on. >>> like kathy just showed us it is a picture perfect take down the shore especially since winter seemed like would it never even. let turn to new jersey reporter cleve bryan who continues our memorial day weekend coverage live from ocean city, cleve. >> reporter: chris, and natasha, we are off to a great start this summer. there are still people on the beach right now enjoying the sunshine, it is breezy but there is plenty of fun. looking further are down boardwalk people are walking down with drinks

. >> two video gamers in northeastern pennsylvania. there they are? can you make this out?y decided to tie the knot and boy our team undersold this video. >> yeah. guys, this is awesome. >> they're doing this zelda style. yes, robert piazza and christa slaten dressed as link and zelda from the nintendo game "the legend of zelda." you all did not do this one justice. >> the couple met during the video game tournament at that same video game store. so it was only appropriate that they get married in costume. where it all began. makes perfect sense. >> to each his or her own. i love that game and i love love. >> and they love it, too. >> i don't know those two things come together. >> apparently this was sponsored by game stop and nintendo. >> there it is. >> a little added incentive. >> pay for my wedding and i will dress up like anything you want me to dress up as. >> we've got "the skinny" coming your way and the contestants kicked off from last night's bachelorette. our senior analyst right there. >> he's fired up. all right. but first a wild scene caught on camera as a wa

. >>> a judge in northeastern pennsylvania says workers can sue the owners of 16 mcdonald's restaurants. the lucerne county judge gave class action status to a 2013 lawsuit, who claims that the owners paid employees with debit cards that came with numerous transaction fees. after the suit was filed, the owner said they would give the workers the choice of being paid by check, direct deposit, or the payroll's debit card. >>> a rainy day at pimlico and baltimore could not dampen the triple crown hopes of american pharaoh. yesterday at the preakness, a horse that won the kentucky derby galloped closer to getting a spot in horse racing history. >> reporter: in sunlight, he shone brightly. >> coming to the finish american pharaoh and victor espinosa has won the kentucky derby. >> reporter: taking home the first jewel of the triple crown just two weeks ago. despite a heavy downpour american pharaoh galloped closer to claiming his spot in the history books. >> american pharaoh is the leader as the field runs the far turn. >> reporter: the 3-year-old colt pulling out of the pack early, leading

. >>> a judge in northeastern pennsylvania says workers can sue the owners of 16 mcdonald's restaurantshe lucerne county judge gave class action status to a 2013 lawsuit which claims that the owners of those 16 mcdonald's paid employees with debit cards that came with numerous transaction fees. after the suit was filed, the owners said that they would give the workers the choice of being paid by check, direct deposit, or the payrolled debit card. the time right now is 9:46. >>> night rain slow things down a little bit at citizens bank park, but did it swamp the phillie's winning streak? we'll have the highlights in sports. what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> all right. good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. we start out the weekend with some storms nymph. some gusty winds. we reached a high of 86 degrees. summerlike to start out our weekend, summerlike to end it just as well. nong i don't think we're going to m

the only showers anywhere in pennsylvania are up in the northeastern portion of the state, not going to bother anybody around here. it's 86 degrees in philadelphia we've been as high as 87 and the 80s in most of the rest of the area mt. pocono at 72 atlantic city, 88 degrees, and georgetown, delaware, 87, as well. so, go through the night. we're going to see that temperature drop pretty quickly. the humidity is going to drop quite a bit. but it is going to be dry. it's going to be a whole lot cooler when you get up tomorrow morning. we'll see when we're going to get some much-needed rain with the 7-day forecast in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you, glenn. >>> well nbc 10's doug shimell out in the heat in bucks county this afternoon. >> folks you spoke to are taking it easy in this spring heat huh? >> and it's been a deceptive kind of heat. when the sun goes behind a cloud, it's actually sort of passable, but when it comes out from behind a cloud like it is right now, it changes in an instant. >> dave knew he had to start the day earlier. >> it's going to be really hot. supposed

northeastern maryland. very light rainfall. heavier downpours in central pennsylvania. that's a possibility for our area. most of what we're looking at is light rain. just a chance in the pocono mountains. a better chance for allentown and quakertown and reading to get a few rain drops. steadier rain for trenton, mt. holly, temperatures near 60 this afternoon. and rain will be falling in cape may, atlantic city and dover. not much warmer there. uniform temperatures from westchester and drexel hill and swedesboro with clouds moving in. it's going to be a mainly rainy day today. there are big changes for the weekend. that's the seven-day when i come back in ten. >>> just about 6:10. time to get a check on the roads especially the majors as you head to work or school. >> let's check in with jessica boyington. what are you seeing on the traffic cameras, jessica? >> the good thing, guys we're only starting to see a little volume. a lot really cleared out of the way. 95 through state road through the work zone you can see it right here heading towards the center city area but we have a 15 minute ride from the