jacqueline kennedy comes forward to try to save penn station.bs was on the front line philip johnson, all , those great figures of the period. but the preservation movement is only one part of it, really. the other part is citizens coalescing to save their cities in ways that are beyond preservation. when the world trade center was built, something called washington market, that had been there since the 19th century, was demolished to build the world trade towers. jane jacobs at the time was like, why are you destroying this vital thing that is as much an organ of the city as the fulton fish market? row was where the towers were built. these things that we take for granted were seen as insignificant. the flower district in new york which is a , wonderful part of the city that was not glamorous, but was a real economic engine. jacobs is really about preserving what the everyday city is. these grand things like train stations that were demolished they matter, too, but , jane jacobs is telling us the subtle things matter, and it all works together.

so jacqueline kennedy comes forward to try to save penn station. jane jacobs is on the front line, philip johnson is on the front line. all those great fillings of the period. but the preservation movement is only one part of it, really. the other part of it are citizens coalescing to save their cities in ways that are beyond preservation. preserving, for instance, when the world trade center was built something called washington market that had been there since, you know, the 19th century was demolished to build these world trade towers. and jane jacobs at the time is like why are you destroying this vital thing, that is as much, an organ of the city as the fish market, radio row was where the world trade center was built. all these things that are small parts of the city that seem, we take for granted, are as insignificant, like the flower district in new york. which is a wonderful part of the city that was not particularly glamorous but a real economic engine. jay sob-- jacobs is really about preserving what the every day city is. these grand th

andrew cuomo one of the summer of hell as amtrak -- which owns pen stray should -- penn station shouldd working done. -- track work being done. initial negotiations will focus on the terms of the uk's departure -- a future trade deal will not be discussed at the same time. are scheduled-- to begin on monday. this is bloomberg. >> you probably did not miss the roller coaster week in stocks, ager indexes hitting an all-time high but a resurgent tech selloff dragged the nasdaq down. to wrap up the market action, let's bring in double ramsey. minneapolis, it is perfect that this week ended with amazon news cause tech is in the spotlight. where are we contact? is this a peek? is it a temporary blip? what is going on here? what i do think it is a fee for the broad sector. rather than a mega caps off tumbled this week, the are very attractive and it is interesting, there has been a lot of talk in recent months about this being the tech bubble. i couldn't disagree more. the feedback and march of 2000 24 60 times, trading around versus 71 at the peak. two thirds lower. most of the broad market

the new addition is in stark contrast to the aging and problem-plagued penn station.rews will soon begin replacing tracks and signals that run beneath the old facility because of a series of derailments and other problems that we have been telling you about. >>> there's a new plan to clean up what's been called ground zero for the opioid epidemic. >> conrad and the city reached a deal to clear an encampment in the fair hills/kensington neighborhood. drug users live in the brush. the city threatened to issue fines. for its part of the deal, philadelphia will provide treatment to drug earsers. -- users. >>> putting an end to gun violence was the rally cry at the philadelphia art museum last night. >> hundreds of relatives and friends of local shooting victims filled the steps. the o'hare was there. we spoke to a -- the mayor was there. we spoke to a mother who lost her teenage son in february. >> my son was murdered in mys i cold blooded. i'm praying that justice will be served. >> events like this, she says, help her family continue to heal as police try to solve her s

delays in and out of new york's penn station today. all because of amtrak track work.pecially on new jersey transit. so, keep that in mind. not good day to kick off our wednesday here, for commuters on septa's regional rail lines. we've had delays across the board on number of the lines. but, what's the forecast like for your hump day? sue has it in 15 seconds. >> looking at system to the south, even though moved to the south washings lot of cloud cover, that you'll notice around this morning, of course, we had that yesterday. but we will not be having the rain of yesterday. so there is a bit of improvement. not too much going on right now except the cloud cover you can see on the satelite picture, and ultimate doppler radar. >> 68 degrees today, mid 70s, more sunshine thursday, than we will see today. 80 degrees on friday, 09 degrees by sunday, yes, talking heatwave possibly to start the next week. wow what a difference, al nex next. >> jen, are you going to give us some hints about who you are going to surprise? >> we are going to tell how we will surprise today. bec

summer repair work at penn station in new york will impact service for customers in our area. train schedules revised from july 10th through september 1st. you can tap the nbc 10 app for the full list of changes to the schedule. >>> and improvements underway at fids's fenton park. this groundbreaking here kicking off a $2.8 million renovation project to the park and community center. changes include replacing the existing play structures, installing a spray area and splash pad and new game tables and benches. leaders say this investment will benefit the entire community. >> this is a -- >> value our young people see and seniors see. it comes from the people in the community and the activities. >> new lighting and landscaping included in the park renovation plans as well. >>> new jersey governor chris christie will not make his deadline for an education deal. lawmakers saying they are optimistic, because the governor is willing to listen to both sides on how the state funds education. the governor gave himself 100 days to reach a deal from his budget address, but no consequence

amtrack is starting a summer long maintenance project at its busiest hub penn station in new york city. it's expected to disrupt travel for millions. >>> and if you see your credit score jump next month here's why. starting in july, the three main credit reporting companies will no longer include tax liens and civil judgments in their reports. they'll also enforce stricter rules on public records they collect. >> that is good news. so often when it comes to your credit score you don't want to know what's in there so this will make a lot of people happy. >> usually ignorance is bliss. in this case, maybe not. >> maybe not. thank you so much, jill. >>> still ahead, marching into history, a female head guard shakes things up at buckingham palace. family say he'll be remembered... republicans want a senate vote on the g-o-p's new healthcare bill by the end of the week. the potential impact of the plan to overhaul the nation's healthcare system. and a new effort to crack down on carpool lane cheaters could get some help from lawmakers in sacramento... join us for kpix 5 news this morning...

falling apart. >> reporter: penn station, new york's key commuter hub, is ever more haunted by delaysand cancellations, the result of aging infrastructure. but if you really modernize a city's transit system, you run back into the double-edged sword of florida's advice: the better the transit, the denser and more productive the city, the less its lower-end workers will be able to able to afford to live in it, the more of a rich enclave it becomes. well yes, maybe, florida acknowledges, and so, he says that today's cities have to start insisting... >> if you want to build a tower like that, if you want to get the rights to create height and density, we're going to make a trade. and the trade we're going to make in order for you to go up like that, you're going to make affordable housing. >> reporter: affordable housing: the only real way to try to close the gap, says florida. so why not muscle developers to offer workers in their projects cheap rents, good wages? >> why not have your tenants be the ones who are creating better, higher paying service jobs that are creating a family- sup

near penn station bike, a shop that stand for baltimore youth kin ethic energy collective is giving back to their community by offering time mentorship, live and skills set billing. here, bikes that were once thrown away as junk collected as diamond in the rough rebuild by their future owners, all for free. say the adult mechanic showed the kids thousand dot work, teaching skills they wouldn't otherwise have. >> the main medium we work with is bikes, people can come in, fix their bikes. >> and lead mechanic loves the leadership aspect. >> peterson has been here from the beginning, he's one of the mentors who encourages the young adults to follow rules, put in time that pays dividends, learn to rebuild a bike to keep or give away to someone in need. it is all about helping out the youth, our communities, and doing what we can. >> when they're in here something positive is happening. >> sure s people working give much needed mentorship and guidance. peterson says at the end of the day it is all about making people feel better, more confident, and loved. if they need a bike shop to get that

amtrak racing to overhaul penn station. just weeks ago, panicked passengers trapped on another broken-down subway train over an hour. no air conditioning. today, at least 34 riders escaped with minor injuries. but no word on when service will be completely back on track. in the latest blow to america's aging infrastructure. ron allen, nbc news, new york. >>> turning now to the growing sexual abuse scandal for usa gymnastics. today the organization released an investigator's 100-page report concluding usa gymnastics has failed to protect athletes from abuse. and needs a, quote, complete cultural change. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: months after the shocking allegations -- >> many times i was placed in my own room. >> reporter: an investigator hired by gymnastics' governing body said the number of victims is surely far higher than the hundreds previously reported. >> there's a whole environment that in add vert ently suppresses reporting. add vert ently suppresses reporting vert ently suppresses reporting

. >>> you are looking at part of a new $300 million addition to penn station. it's in stark contrast to the older depot across the street. crews will soon begin replacing tracks and signals that run beneath the old facility. >>> it's pride weekend in philadelphia. >> yeah. the festival is the largest celebration of lgbt pride in the region. it attracts more than 25,000 people every year. it all kicks off with a block party at 12th and locust in center city tonight. wristbands will be on sale at a $5 discount. the festival concludes with the philly pride parade at 11:30 through center city. the parade ends at the great plaza at penn's landing where the pride festival will be going on all day. >>> 5:09. clouds this morning. we're waiting, a waiting game, for the showers to move in this morning. not widespread rainfall, but you see scattered showers now moving in from the west through central pennsylvan pennsylvania. this is light activity. there's a chance we'll see thunderstorms. from the west, some coming up from the south, too. 5:00 this morning, quiet to star

am track is starting a summer long maintenance project at its busiest hub penn station in new york cityexpected to disrupt travel for millions. >>> and if you see your credit score jump next month here's why. start ng july, the three main credit reporting companies will no longer include tax liens and civil judgments in their reports. they'll also enforce stricter rules on public records they collect. >> that is good news. so often when it comes to your credit score you don't want to know what's in there so this will make a lot of people happy. >> usually ignorance is bliss. in this case, maybe not. >> maybe not. thank you so much, jill. >>> still ahead, marching into history, a female head guard shakes things up at buckingham palace. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who

and penn station in i'mer direction. they say at least for the morning rush. seen any movement of the train itself while we've been here and amtrak does hope to update that schedule around:00 this morning but for now we can tell you that this is still a very active investigation. we're going to go now to airport erin with more impact. >> melanie alnwick thank you very much for that update. work opening getting m penn lane train service disruptions updated there. southbound marc and pep lines will be disrupt the. melanie mentioned because of that temporary track closure and that scene she close showed you no amtrak service between drrks c. and philadelphia. this will cause major disruptions for morning rush. other additional disruption as long the north east corridor. live look there several investigators on location. two people struck and keld by train early this morning in north east. it's just a few miles from union station. so again biss disruptions there. you can always take washington metro as option to get around some of these slow downs. now keep in min

thirty minute delays on new jersey transit and amtrak trains, in and out of, new york city penn stationl have a domino effect for us here in philadelphia they ever doing track work up there we have police activity as they still search for that, escaped prisoner from this morning along route 611 near edison furlong road just after of route 202. mike and alex, back over to you. >> okay, thanks, bob. >> you are all beautiful. >> so we are going to talk about the ultimate prom send off. >> yesy never heard of anything like this. >> yes. >> so this is a thing, prom send off you have to go there and go home. >> yes. >> they're lab break. >> one north philadelphia mother is getting a lot of attention for the send off that she send her son. she helped bring dubai to philadelphia, yes, it felt like, people were there, they felt like dubai. >> so, she is originally planning to give her son jj a trip to dub answer ai for his high school graduation. but after several events including stroke, thyroid johnny's father, jj's father she was not able to do so. she decided to bring dubai to id jj took thr

. >> strap hanging every day, and penn station -- we're going to have a summer of hell here in new yorks. joe loda kept the trains running after superstorm sandy, again, it's a strap-hanger, i hope it's success successful. david: bill, hit or miss. >> big hit to john cass, "the chicago tribune" columnist. this week he wrote a piece on how to solve the problem of a bankrupt illinois which he calls the venezuela of the midwest -- [laughter] his answer's very simple, dissolve it and let the surrounding states, you know, iowa, kentucky -- david: oh, my gosh, actually, we have a graphic -- >> it's a great solution. david: have it melt away into the adjoining states. >> he leaves carveouts named for rahm emanuel. [laughter] i think he envisions a country where he could be -- anyway, great column. david: our sympathies, by the way, to the taxpayers in illinois. they are suffering. dan? >> a hit for march i -- mary ja, also known as marijuana. the highway lost data institute has been looking into it, and they have studied the states of washington, colorado and oregon where marijuana has been le

. >> strap hanging every day, and penn station -- we're going to have a summer of hell here in new yorkesses. joe loda kept the trains running after superstorm sandy, again, it's a strap-hanger, i hope it's success successful. david: bill, hit or miss. >> big hit to john cass, "the chicago tribune" columnist. this week he wrote a piece on how to solve the problem of a bankrupt illinois which he calls the venezuela of the midwest -- [laughter] his answer's very simple, dissolve it and let the surrounding states, you know, iowa, kentucky -- david: oh, my gosh, actually, we have a graphic -- >> it's a great solution. david: have it melt away into the adjoining states. >> he leaves carveouts named for rahm emanuel. [laughter] i think he envisions a country where he could be -- anyway, great column. david: our sympathies, by the way, to the taxpayers in illinois. they are suffering. dan? >> a hit for march i -- mary ja, also known as marijuana. the highway lost data institute has been looking into it, and they have studied the states of washington, colorado and oregon where marijuana has bee

there are pictures of jane jacobs front and center protesting the demolition of penn station. a way to get attention. reservation was not on the map then -- preservation was not on the map then. jacqueline kenny comes forward to try to save pin station. jane jacobs, philip johnson, all those great figures of the period. but the preservation is only one part of it, really. the other part of citizens coalescing to save their cities in ways that are beyond preservation. when the world trade center was built, something called washington market, that had been there since the 19th century, was demolished to build the world trade towers. jane jacobs at the time was like, why are you destroying this vital thing that is as much an organ of the city as the fulton fish market. radio row was where it -- where was built. these things that we take for seen aswere insignificant. the flower district, which is a wonderful part of the city that was not glamorous, but was a real economic engine. jacobs is really about preserving what the everyday city is. this grand things like train too, but th

the problems at penn station have caused most of this year's problems. >>> taking a selfie inside a newting booth may soon be legal. this afternoon the general assembly voted in favor of making it okay for voters to take pictures of their ballot and post it on social media. the bill now goes to the senate. right now new jersey is one of five states that has a ballot selfie ban. >>> a live look from philadelphia's city hall. june is pride month in philadelphia and the kickoff celebration is under way. we can listen in for a moment. >> -- designing and creating the flag we will see raised. i'd also like to thank the office of lbgtq affairs and the mayor's commission on lbgtq affairs for your commitment to this work and insistence we make this community norwell coming and inclusive than ever before. >> listening into mayor jim kenney. they will be raising a pride flag and they hope that towards raising the flag it is a step towards inclusivity and a conversation starter. >>> happening now in the next 15 minutes a celebration will begin to welcome new bling to philadelphia. artist martin pr

he has his work cut out for him because this summit new york's penn station is undertaking a major repairo disrupt the travel plans of thousands of vacationers. and it's not as though amazon founder jeff basos doesn't have enough on his plate, but now his aerospace manufacturing firm blue origin is set to commence production in huntsville, alabama. the company is looking to make around 30 rocket and aerospace engines per year, taking on around 350 employees to do so. lewis, back to you. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> well, karen handel has been sworn in to represent george gornl's sixth district after last week's historic election. paul ryan officially wore in handel who was joined by her husband during a ceremony yesterday. ralph norman of south carolina was sworn in as well. the same day that handel took office, her former rival penned an op ed on the washington post on the lessons learned by democrats after losing the most expensive house race in u.s. history. in fact, john osoff writes grassroots politics, linking small dollar fundraising massive local volunteer organization, showe

so, go on the train from philadelphia to penn station you can do that and just watch from the shore. american goal doll.com and they have tips and trips on what to come here. we have hotel partners where you can get a bathrobe and slippers for your girl because we want everybody to be comfortable. >> okay, wait a minute. lets see more of the store. the thing that i love about you guys is you make it easy. different price points if you want to go crazy or just have fun. we have something for everybody. >> we have something for everybody have the we celebrate all all girls, what they want to be. >> thinks part of our hotel pack ache. one of our hotel partners and we have many will take a big hotel or small hotel and they will get a doll, robe, slippers and bed so everybody can sleep comfortably. they give you breakfast as part of the package. some hotels have gabriel in the window waving hello. >> a philly girl. >> of course, philly girls. some hotels have a drawing wherever couple months you could win a gabriel doll. >> okay. >> walk around a little bit with the girls. show them where

. >> i'm strap hanging every day, and penn station -- we're going to have a summer of hell here in newoth of these messes. joe kept the trains running after superstorm sandy, he says he's going to do it again. as a strap hanger, i hope he's successful. david: he wasn't a great candidate for mayor. bill, hit or miss. >> big hit to john cass, "the chicago tribune" columnist. this week he wrote a piece called the venezuela of the midwest. [laughter] his answer's very simple, dissolve illinois and let the surrounding states -- david: oh, my gosh, we have a graphic. >> it's a great solution.lu david: have it melt away into the adjourning states. >> he leaves little carveouts like romania named for rahm emanuel. [laughter] anyway, great column. david: well, our sympathies, by the way, to the taxpayers in illinois.da they are suffering. dan, you've got a hit or a miss? >> i've got a miss for mary jane, also known as marijuana. everyone's been wondering since legalization, how that was going to work out. well, the highway loss data institute has been looking into it studying the states of wash

that called the same weekend as the attack in boston, and presented a horrible train explosion at penn stationo to new york, or if we had listen to the imam in cambridge and they had been picked up early, so, we really do need to listen to the community leaders that are giving this information. >> martha: we have asked them to do exactly that and it's not easy for them to do what they are doing. they do deserve the attention of authorities here and abroad. mia, thank you very much. good to have you back in the program. >> thanks for having me, martha. >> martha: coming up next, president trump returning to twitter to renew calls for the travel ban. but with a second executive order tied up in the court, can thenything to limit who crosses over borders? karl rove and marie harf here on that. breaking tonight, a new leak from a federal contractor seems to confirm that russia did try to hack our voting system in the days before the november election. jason chaffetz here to respond to that breaking story tonight straight ahead. right. but you want to fix it. right. so who sent you? new guy. what n

government owned railroad amtrak undergoing major project at it busiest hub penn state station here indealing with congestion and crumbling infrastructure. i can tell you at least people in new york are freaking out, a lot of people also use penn state. >> we. com youth ers, reverse commute, live in philly, work in new york it, will interesting. so july 4th just few days away, americans getting into the spending spirit i understanded? >> yerkes the national retail federation expect consumers will shell out $7 billion on fourth of july food alone. that's a lot of barbeque. and if you are looking for the best and cheapest place toss celebrate independence day, wallet hubs, top three cities that balance cost, and fun, are atlanta, san francisco, buffalo, new york. i never heard about anything being affordable in san francisco. >> i was going to say, and buffalo, i mean, they've got good chicken wings, but i don't know if i would go up therefore the fourth every july. thank you, jill, we'll check in with you. >> we'll check in with you in the next hour, thanks. >> well, in other news, piec

the improvements will lead to more delays and cancellations at the busiest train hub new york's penn stationnew york on why our train service has struggled for decades. peter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it might be hard to believe but 2017 marks the 13th anniversary of the bullet train for japan. amtrak has struggled since it began sfs. it's left it lagging behind most of the developed world. for over a century, railroads th trains move people between cities and provided freight sptranfoort r industry, but by the mid 20th century, competition from interstate highways and airlines forced many railroads out of business. in 1971 amtrak was established as america's rail service but from day 1 it's been plagued with problems that have never been solved. they still fail to make a profit and they still don't own the tracks. steven gardner oversees planning for amtrak. >> in order to run fast, frequent, reliable trains you need to build a system for that. >> a dedicated system. >> a dedicated system. >> but it's not just dedicated systems. it's funding new tracks across the entire amtr

> can i ask you as well about an east coast issue as well but a big one, what's happening with penn stationr delta apparently raised their hand and said i'm happy to give this a try your colleague is going to help him because as rick pointed out he's not a railroad guy but knows how to turn around a big transportation company what are the issues at amtrak that would you sort of -- that you would diagnose right now i mean, is it funding? >> yeah. to some degree and maybe to a large desee grow so you think about amtrak's asset base, and -- degrees, and so you think about amtrak's asset base. if we have a cash flow that can handle, 3 billion in capital a year amtrak doesn't have a steady reliable funding source. their ticket revenue doesn't cover it the subsidy from the government is always in question and in jeopardy so -- so they have a pretty heavy lift in terms of solidifying a cash stream for what's a big investment stream i have confidence in wick, i know him well, and he's identified the challenges in terms of capital investment and now it's a matter if the country values amtrak it has

am track overhauling penn station after two derailments this year. earlier this month, president trump gave a speech about instra structure. >> the the american society of civil engineers have slapped the u.s. transit system with a d-minus grade, noting there's a $90 billion rehabilitation backlog. so, work crews have been here overnight, trying to get everything back up and running for those commuting this morning. three dozen people were injured in this accident. they are all expected to be okay. one commuter this i spoke to this morning, said she was in one, two, three. i tried to speak to some of the mta workers. they were courteous but couldn't give me a statement. al and dylan can confirm this. if you're going to be late to work, and because it's an issue with the subway, today is a beautiful day to walk. take that into account. >> thomas, thank you very much. >>> al is back this yesterday in massachusetts. torrential rain pour, downpour. we had hail, a real mess. people are diving for cover with all this going on. and we're going to see this k

and then i hear security and -- >> penn station. >> yeah. >> internet, power grid.rastructure encompasses, every state has a different top three, don't they? >> yes. that's why we we keep talking about the importance of so many tools. you have states that have put a lot of money into their airports. you've seen that in a lot of places out west in contrast to some of the east coast airports so they may not need to put money moo that but you might have water problems. but there are also places where, for example, on the east coast you have cities that for over hundreds of years and they have many more infrastructure. >> but they may have a track congestion problem and they may need to put money m into that. that's why it is different. and that's why i emphasize over again you can't do it with one type of proposal. you have to have all kinds of tools or, as you say, quivers to deal with this very serious problem. >> they are all booking for this. thanks. >> okay. >> have you -- where are you on blood lien? i'm way behind. >> i'm so behind i'm -- >> finally there's a tr

two derailments at penn station. and it's a national problem.dent trump gave a speech about infrastructure. >> the promise of a safe, reliable, and modern infrastructure hasn't been kept but we're going to keep it. >> reporter: but president trump's proposed 2018 budget cuts funding to the department of transportation by nearly 13% to $16.2 billion. the american society of civil engineers has slapped the u.s. transit system with a d-minus grade notinging there's a $90 billion rehabilitation backlog. work crews have been here overnight trying to get everything back up and running for those commuting this morning. three dozen people were injured in this accident. one commuter i spoke to this morning roughly around 6:30 said she didn't have any trouble getting here, matt and hoda. i tried to speak to some of the mta workers on a break. they were courteous but they couldn't give me a statement. they would be getting back to work. i think you can tell from the great weather if you're going to be a little late to work today and it's because of an issu

. >> reporter: after six reconstructive surgeries at penn medicine some of station 's vision has been restored in one eye. >> i'm seeing stuff now that i have not seen in 17 years. >> i can see my son's face. i haven't seen his face in 17 years. >> reporter: consumers products safety commission says fire works caused nearly 11,000 injuries in 2015, and 1300 were to the eye. >> i cringe, because you don't really a appreciate how much of a risk that you take. >> reporter: penn doctors hoff been working with stacy say fire work injuries are often devastating. >> i was looking in the mirror >> she was very lucky, very unlucky. very luck that i she still had vision in the one eye. there was a lot of damage that we could not fix. >> reporter: now being able to look back through her journey stacy's grateful and still feels patriotic but for her fourth of july festivities are a painful reminder. >> apple pie, i cannot taste that apple pie and i sure can't sit at that blanket and look at those fire works anymore. >> so scary, doctors warn people to stay away especially from backyard firecracke

stations. meanwhile, the penn line service between terryville and new carrollton, and possibly some evening cancellations on the penn line for tonight. that will definitely be a hassle for people and something we will watch out for. some people are facing delays. take a listen. >> we had vacation and now it seems i have been put on hold. >> it will make me late or missed meetings this morning that i plan to be there for. >> a little disappointing. nevertheless, got to do it. of the frustrations of these delays that people are facing. on the actual train, the amtrak train, there are 121 passengers that waited several hours. we are told they are doing just fine and we are hearing a response from csx. they confirm it was their own. they said it was sad to report and we all understand that. amtrak says they were particularly saddened to lose fellow railroaders. they will get started and we will send it over for the press release. >> the ntsb is an independent agency charged by congress to investigate accidents and improve transportation safety. my mission is to understand what happened and why it happened an

penn line passengers should raid to new article ton to baltimore. brupz wick line train paerps operating on time into union stationeinged by penn disruption. if you have questions @erinfoxdc twitter and metro days in addition to that. earlier malfunction and then blue lynn and silver line earlier train malfunction largo up to centers abouty morning on owe construction there's a crash in the construction zone. additional delays westbound on freeway by main avenue. that's kos to the third street tunnel if you need perspective. there also inbound new york avenue out at northeast. rain lanes blocked kendal street for a crash investigation causing additional delays as you make your way inbound on new york avenue. so not good news for roads in north east either. rest of xhit and i big delays earlier wash cleared. back to you receive and allison. >> 'new campaign kicks off today in montgomery country and it's called i take it personally campaign to encourage xhinty members and bars and restaurants to do what they can to keep drunk drivers off the road more than a million people in the d.c. pet row plan to get out of up t

melissa mentioned the effect that it is having on the marc penn line service from union station, andarrollton also suspended, and camden limited service to greenbelt. melissa will continue to update status of both of those. if you're supposed to take amtrak today, best to check the company app. they're updating there as well. coming up, we're going to erika gonzalez for a live report. she's speaking with people stuck looking for alternates, has firsthand accounts and the latest. that's coming up shortly. aaron? >> thank you. >>> 6:34. here's some of the other top stories. police identified the man killed in this massive apartment fire in northwest d.c. his name is edwin romero, his body found inside rolling terrace apartments sunday. 11 five firefighters. cause of the fire still under investigation. >>> look at the man in this video here. he is accused of taking up skirt photos at a target store in sterling. investigators say a woman saw him trying to take video of her monday. she and a store employee confronted him and he ran away. if you recognize him, contact loudoun sheriff's off

penn and camden line trains for marc are experiencing heavy delays and disruptions in service. d.c. metro an option to get around that one much brunswick line however that is not impacted. operating to union stationline passengers should ride washington metro to new carrollton to board train to baltimore. however new metro rail lines are delayed that's good news for you there. inbound 50 take look back on the roads. beg delays because of a crash blocking the center lane after 197. delays back into bowie this morning. northbound 210, two lanes blocked near old fort road heavy delays toward the beltway. bottom side delays from pennsylvania avenue to across the wilson bridge into alexandria. 45 minute slow down earlier crash did clear. and then there's that inner loop crash at the heavy delays spilling on to 66 through fairfax and vienna on the eastbound side. back to you allison and steve. >> controversy mounting in arkansas. this after officials installed this ten commandments on the lawn of the state capitol. yesterday's installation follows two years of heated debates. liberties union of arkansas and opponents say they plan to sue to have that statue taken down. >>> also new morning fbi' most wa

piazza prosecutors accused of 18 former members of the beta theta pi at penn state of hazing him as he ran to multiple drinking stations guzzling alcohol. his blood alcohol was four time the legal limit leaving him stumbling downstairs with 24 hours passing before anyone called 911. surveillance video biaz is that so final hour played in court but his parents left before hasn't. >> the piazza family whole heartedly and without any reservation and unapologetically support this prosecution. >> defense attorneys will have chance to cross-examine witnesses when the judge continues the hearing in two weeks then decide if it will go to trial. templets night philadelphia police releasing the name of the officer involved in fatal shooting in juniata park. officer ryan pan al 12 year veteran shot and killed 30-year-old david jones last thursday. jones was ridely recklessly on his dirt bike when the officer tried to question him. they struggled. jones reached for gun and that's when the officer shot him. he's on administrative legal pending actually an administrative duty pending results of an up term investigation. >> happening

even made things a lot worse. 18 former members of the beta theta pi at penn state face act situations of piazza. he ran from stationo drinking station. his blood alcohol was about four times the legal limit. leaving him stumbling even tumbling downstairs with 12 ours passing before anyone called 911. there is footage that is quiet vivid and quite gruesome and i would expect that this entire courtroom did will be watching every second of it. >> defense attorneys objected several times saying some parts of video are unclear. >>> your fox 29 weather authority now. let's take live look at the beautiful rehoboth beach. dip in the water one very good way to stay cool during this incredibly hot day. >> meteorologist kathy orr here to tell when you say we can expect a cool down. kathy. >> the cool down, iain, i know you like it hot. >> that's right. >> about time finally. >> hold on to this longs we can. >> that's right. >> today's highs pretty impressive. philadelphia 1 degree shy of the record. we're at 94. atlantic city a new record of 94. reading 93. the same in will ming ming ton. trenton 93. allentown we tied the rec

station. they get him right to penn presbyterian, shadily those two shots were deadly aimed. 's pronounced dead within a half hour of walking into that train shop, train station pizza shop, shot and wounded. market street has all every those businesses with surveillance lauren. maybe video will prove again to be the biggest help for homicide detectives, as they look shooting, so they can capture the so. steve keeley thank you so much. in north philadelphia sends two people to the in their 40's, analyst in the stabl mults outside after laurence streets d 2:15 thisor for who ever is responsible for firing the >> tragedy, grips chester to gun inside hisatally shooting himself in theto the scene, on bethel investigators questioned the child's father,ownd the boy was able to access thatar breaking, really heart breaking to b thin. >> i can't really believe that be access tonight a two year old, from what i'm being told, a gun was under the bed. and i can't believe that a child would be able to get -- gain access to a gun under a bed. who, you know, who would do that? >> a recent st

prosecutors have accused 18 former members of the beta theta pi at penn state of hazing piazza as he ran to multiple, drinking stations gusteling alcohol. prosecutors say his blood alcohol level was four times legal limit leaving him stumbling, tumbling down the stairs with 12 hours passing before anyone called 911. surveillance video of piazza's final hours played in court yesterday but his parents left beforehand. >> the piazza family whole heartly and without any reservation and unapology get cally support this prosecution. >> defense attorneys will have a chance to cross-examine witnesses when the judge continues the hearing in two weeks and then decide if it will get to trial. >>> 5:07. happening today, man is that heat on? someone turned up the thermometer, take a look outside, sonnies out as we begin this 5:00 o'clock hour. the school district of philadelphia has already decided to close all schools, at noon time today and all after school activity have been cancelled. lots of people bracing for a third day, and there is nothing else we can do so sabina is what your plan. >> right now we're drinking water, kare

prosecutors have accused 18 former members of the beta theta pi at penn state of hazing piazza as he ran to multiple drinking stations gusteling alcohol. prosecutors say that his blood alcohol level was four times the legal limit leaving him stumbling, tumbling downstairs with 12 hours pass before anyone called 911. final hours played in courta's yesterday but his parents left before, it was played. >>> the piazza family whole heartly and without any reservation and unapology get cally support this prosecution. >> defense attorneys will have a chance to cross-examine witnesses when judge continues then decide if it will go to trial. a quick reminder be sure to tune into "good day philadelphia" at 7:30. attorney tom kline who was in the courtroom he will join us live in the studio with the very latest on this hearing. >>> it is 4:07. happening today it will be hot , it is already in the zero seven's as we step outside going to get hotter so school district of philadelphia knows some schools do not have air conditioning and they will close all of their schools at noon time today. also, all after school activities have

penn state, state college pennsylvania. >> be prepared for parking changes starting tomorrow at the b.a.r.t. station.ws will reconstruct the upper daly parking lot and a lot will be redesigned and repaved. there will be a new bus layover area. the lot will be cordoned off at end of service today and closed through monday. the second closure is set for next weekend so you have a little time. >>> and in oakland construction crews will be out make being the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station more earthquake safe. during that work some parking spaces will be closed in the reserve permit parking lot northeast of the station and that work is scheduled to go from can the to tonight until 4:00 tomorrow morning. if you leave your car in the reserve permit lot it's going to be towed so make sure you move it. we will be right back. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are l these catars, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and i

penn state defendants, filing into court, somber faced. about to witness the horrifying video of the last night of tim piazza's life, shown only in the courtroom. >> they had to go from station to station, chug alcohol. >> piazza visibly drunk, downing at least four drinks in just minutes during the february fraternity party. two hours in, piazza falls 15 feet, banging his head. his unconscious body carried to a couch. a brother pouring beer over him, an apparent attempt to wake him. just before 2:00 a.m., someone else appears to slap the 19-year-old in the stomach. >> they treated him like a rag doll, like he was road kill. >> the video does show one brother, kordel davis, extremely animated, later recounting the night to robin roberts. >> i said we should call 911. >> reporter: his parents left the courtroom just before the agonizing video was shown. >> they want to remember their son as the young, bright, handsome, full of life person who he was. >> reporter: david at the end of the video, after nearly 12 hours, piazza was stiff. looking like a corpse. still it took additional 42 minutes to call 911. >> gio, thank you. >>> next to the extreme weather we're watching at thi