schultz was penn state's vice president. he was sentenced to two months in jail.urley was the university's athletic director. he'll serve three months. >>> ex-penn state president graham spaniard faces two months in jail. back in march, he was convicted of the same charges as schultz and curley pleaded guilty to. he's free on bail while he appeals his conviction. >>> well, a spectator from bill cosby's mistrial is in big trouble after posting pictures and awe yudio online. she took pictures and recordings during the closing arguments of bill cosby's criminal defense attorney and found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to 50 hours' community service. she told the judge she thought it might be the one time she could make a viral video. >>> people in bucks county spent the day reconnecting with the past. a traveling vietnam war memorial wall is at the penn del memorial ball field right now. the smaller version of the d.c. memorial pays tribute to the u.s. service members killed in the vietnam war. people we spoke to said it was an emotional opportunity that m

this is a picture from penn station. tomorrow, major repairs start, and many folks are dubbing this the summer of hell for those commuters who ride amtrak and new jersey transit through penn station. we'll give you the details on that as well. >>> let's start with a live look outside across all our neighborhoods. all these cameras look very good. sky overhead, bright sunshine. and can't tell from the camera picture, but the humidity, low too. 77 degrees right now in philadelphia. 72 in the suburbs. also 72 in the lehigh valley. 76, new jersey. and 77 in delaware. i don't think it will take much longer to start seeing low 80s pop up across then and then from there, our highs are going to cap out mostly right around the mid 80s. let's talk the shore forecast. 80 degrees for rehoboth beach this afternoon, and 82, bethany beach. 83, atlantic city. 81, avalon, and the same for cape may. of course, the warmer waters are farther south. wave heights, though, low today. three feet and rip current risk also low today. this is a pe

revelations in the horrifying case of tim piatza the student who died after an alleged hazing ritual at a penn fraternity house. today in house stunning text messages that were sent another as he lay dieing. >> it was a dramatic day in the courtroom as 16 former penn state fraternity members appeared in hearing relating to 19-year-old friend piazza of damaging round of text messages. >> there were text after text all of which demonstrating callus disregard for one human being and a senseless need to try to preserve their own situations. >> these messages which could prove key to the case were allegedly exchanged between brothers of the defunct chapter of beta beta pi. these text messages. we are expletive beyond expletive. after this we could be kicked off. it's over. and i don't want to go to jail for this hazing is a huge thing. defense attorney saying the text messages are not incriminating the defenses. >> they're trying to figure it out. >> but prosecutors say they show attempt at a cover up one brother saying delete a group message so no evidence would be on tim's phone and another writi

we're trying to recover from a train derailment last night at penn station in new york, this is are a few days after amtrak lifted speed restrictions into and out of penn station, the restrictions were causing delays for many months, they lifted the restrictions earlier this week and the derailment happened last night. we're expecting delays on amtrak and njt out of new york city. we're not sure how bad the delays will be, but we're expecting them this morning. we're starting with a crash in bordentown township, burlington county. it's blocking the inter drive of the new jersey turnpike of exit 7 route 206. you can get by in the outer drive, but expect delays, a nasty crash in newport, delaware, the action cam was on the scene. it involved a truck that was carrying laundry that burst into flames, the driver lost control and ended up on the new jersey barrier, this unfolded on i-95 northbound basin road in newport, a bit of noose they have everything cleared -- good news, they have everything cleared out of the way you can get by on i-95. vine street expressway is still closed, visibil

penn station is the busiest train hub. so many are expecting chaos. >> our station here in new york has this challenge that is taking place today. the race to abc 7. two reporters from new jersey, one driving, one taking the rails. >> good luck to both of you. >> my beth is the one driving. >>> a woman found a way to tell her husband about a gift. he's a baseball fan and avid card collector. >> take a look at the emotional moment where he learns not only is he getting a kidney, but it's coming from his wife. >> his wife thinks he's a great catch. so she decided to go to bat for him. now she'll be a rookie recipient. >> i found out today. >> the transplant is set to take place at the vanderbilt transplant center in in nashville. what a great moment. >> that is a great moment. such a great fan of baseball cards. it served as a form of therapy for him. i know you tweeted that heather and i have been so overwhelmed with the kindness of people. great moment. >>> coming up, christmas in july. >> it's the summertime version of bl

we had a minor train derailment last night at new york's penn station. as a result, amtrak said expect delays on the northeast corridor trains between philadelphia and new york mainly for trains heading in to the station, new jersey transit put out the same alert , so anybody traveling today vee at rails up to the big apple expect delays and those delays could domino back here in to philadelphia, as well, and then on top of that new jersey transit is making changes because of the construction they have been doing up there at the station. otherwise mass transit off to a good start. >> 4:34. police are searching for people behind recent paint ball attacks, this all happening in southwest philadelphia they say victim may have been targeted. intentionally. steve keeley at police headquarters with the answers, steve. >> reporter: philly police don't have a definitive answer whether these are coincidental attacks or targeted but they are going on the assumption that they are target add tax. certainly victims in three, in three days, all on transgender people i

piazza's parents pushed for stricter rules related to greek life, hazing and board of trustees at penn state ordered a mandatory shut down. any organization that hazes with alcohol, physical or mental abuse, today's hearing begins at 8:30. we have dave kinchen there to bring us more. >> it will take a few weeks. >> thanks, jenny. >> pennsylvania budget deadline is just hours way and there is still no agreement in harrisburg. 32 billion-dollar budget package is on governor wolf's december buck they are working to close a deficit of more than $2 billion. bill becomes law midnight tonight without the governor's signature. until then he can sign it, veto it or make changing to the spending in the bill. >> he wasn't down the shore. different state. >> make sure. >>> from russia with -- in, not love, controversy this time involving donald trump junior. the meet ago this has the president's son, speaking out. >>> and weekend bike ridings horribly wrong, the moment that a biker is run down by a driver who then takes off. biker recorded video of a driver hitting a friend on the tennessee roadwa

leslie van arsdal has more. >> reporter: penn bound harold anderson was stand out student at penn charter and helped others every day refusing to let his background defined him or violence ever present near his west philadelphia home. >> you know outside my house, you know, running, when everybody was asleep in the house and you know, there was a shooting outside. once everything stopped my mom ended up going to the front door. we heard it, and they kept getting louder because we knee they had to becoming closer to the house. when she went outside there was a guy laying right out there dead. >> he comes from nothing. he knows poverty. he knows suffering. somehow that did not extinguish his mission. >> reporter: harold thrived at penn charter giving commencement speech at graduation and earning full academic scholarship to the university of pennsylvania where he will study at wharton school of business. he was a multi sport athlete at penn charter, football, wrestling, track and field. >> he brought his neighborhood with him to penn charter and brought his experience toss pen charter and a

i started conducting research at penn along with my colleague, arthur rubinstein. we made incredible progress. when first diagnosed, the medical community had the disease upside down, they used to think these enlarged lymph nodes were turning on the immune system and the immune system was causing problems. what we found out is it's the immune system being on that caused the lymph nodes. we know it's an immune system problem. based on that major finding, which we published back in 2014, and based on some research i did at penn, i decided to try a drug on myself that had never been used on castleman before, i started myself back on it in january of 2014. it's been almost 3 1/2 years with no remission. i had all five of my hospitalizations and flares in the first years and haven't had them since then. we've made really exciting progress, in my case, i'm now doing better than i ever have before. but we've got a lot of work to do. we've got to figure out what causes the disease. how do we stop it for everyone? i'm one of thousands diagnosed each year. we've been able to

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death. >> work begins today at new york penn station which affects new jersey transit trains. >> karen we hear that could be a pain for quite sometime, you have more on that. david murphy has weather good morning. >> reporter: we'll see how it develops how many trains get there on time and affects the schedule, but we're expecting an impact with it. >> reporter: satellite in the weather center shows we have sunshine to start out, rain to the south, and cloud cover to the west, it will probably sweep in as the afternoon rolls on. 58 degrees in allentown. 63 in millville. 70 in cape may. as we roll through the day, it's going to be warm, 71 degrees under the sun at 7:00. noon a few high clouds streaking in. 84. it's more of a sun and clouds mix of the rest of the way, 88 degrees at 3:00 p.m. now it's not that humid right now, but as we go in the afternoon it will become more humid. let's go ahead and show you what it looks like in terms of of the humidity. dewpoints are not bad, 56 degrees in philadelphia. anything below 60 citizen not considered humid that's where we are in much of the

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penn station undergoing much needed repairs. morgan is there. >> reporter: the derailment third in recent months at north america's busiest transit hubs. penn station commuters. >> some people labelled it summer of hell. the way we look ate summer of renewal for the station. >> the ceo says the project will last eight weeks. >> the track work is extraordinarily complex. trains are running around you, 24/7. you can't go up. because of the wires. you know, it's just a very difficult work environment. >> crews have already started the work. but to finish it, three to five of the station's 21 tracks have to be shut down until september 1. forcing amtrak to cancel three daily trains to and from washington and reroute several others. some through grand central. located on the other side of town. the long island railroad, also will cancel trains. riders are being encouraged to use buses, ferries and the subway. >> for me, no other option. i am not going to divert my trip. i can't. it just makes no sense for me. >> some commuters are gi

week's long restoration of the william penn statue a top city hall is finished. this was the look from one of our center city cameras this afternoon. the 37-foot tall bronze statue had some pressure washing to get rid of a lot of grime that built up over the past 14 years. the staff folding around the statue should come down by the end of the month. >>> you see it and then you shoot it. our fresco users are helping show you what's happening in your neighbor. dawn, what's going on tonight? >> iain, fresco user whitney takes us down to the jersey shore for a very popular outdoor event. hundreds came out for the angle sea night market in north wildwood close to 20 different foot trucks were on hand to provide visitors with delicious local food. the event was so popular last year, officials decided to extend it one hour this time around. looks like fun. and fresco user rick roland gives us a look at all those torrential downpours this is in bethlehem earlier tonight. wow x several counties of course were under tornado warning. severe weather moved through the region

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train heading into penn station. nobody was hurt. monday am track begins a massive repair project at penn station plagued by recent derailment, power failures and signal problem. >> a girl in critical condition after she nearly drowned at a campground in cape may county. four-year-old pulled from a lake yesterday. she wasn't breathing. when state troopers arrived. took the child to the hospital. she was transferred to children's hospital of philadelphia. her name has not been released. >>> follow up on the child size coffin that was found on philadelphia sidewalk earlier this week. here's what we learned. new jersey funeral home director told investigators an employee dumped the kaskt not knowing that an infant internal organs were inside in a bag. casket no that an infant internal organs were inside in a bag. police have been in touch with the child's family and the investigation continues. >>> venus williams battles on the tennis court at wimbledon today, her attorneys will be battles in a courtroom in a case involving a deadly car

. >> also, 16 fraternity brother charged in the death after penn state student return to court today. the key decision a judge will be make being in the case. >>> septa is changing how fares are collected on some trains in philadelphia. we will tell you the five stations where the change is going into effect starting today. >> today is monday, july 10th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this monday morning. >> good morning, how does monday get here so quickly every single week? >> i don't know. >> we're looking outside right now, a lot of construction, we have an accident out there, as well, so we'll get to all of that. >> at least quiet weather, that's something you can bank on here today. for now anyway. later today, the spotty showers and thunderstorms will fire up. most of it, actually dry day, warm day at that, ever so slightly more humid for us. we ended with real nice weather yesterday. i hope you have chance to enjoy it, it was so-so beautiful n that nice lit sky right now, totally empty, as the day progresses s