tracy: pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro.ell, nbc10 has been investigating the heroin-opioid epidemic for more than a year, and that coverage has been anchored by our special report "generation addicted." the multifaceted project explored the tragic world of opioid addiction and what's being done to reverse the deadly crisis. our reporting was recently honored with the national edward r. murrow award, among other awards. you can watch and read our coverage right now at nbc10.com and the nbc10 app. well, it's a stellar opportunity, but it hasn't come around in nearly a century. we're getting you ready for next month's rare total eclipse. that's coming up. tracy: next month, across the entire us, an event will take place that hasn't happened in nearly a century. for the first time in 99 years, a total solar eclipse will be visible coast to coast. so, what's the best way to view the eclipse, and what precautions do we need to take to avoid hurting our eyes? well, to help us answer those questions, we've brought in the chief astr

central chester county in southeastern pennsylvania central delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania in till six fifteen pm five pm a severe thunderstorm was located over downingtown for seven miles northwest of westchester moving east a twenty five mph hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and quarter size hail source radar indicated impact minor damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines locations and pack that include westchester downingtown conshohocken ft worth more bring more lake radnor township mike would grade rule paoli new town square drexel hill lima township nether providence township king of prussia and west goshen for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six fifteen pm for the following counties in pennsylvania chester delaware in montgomery. constitutional violation of the first amendment of the constitution with that. order to not talk to anybody that's a violation of that constitutional right and the rest of this collection being done by n

the petitioners are referring to the pennsylvania abolition society. "a just and accurate consumption of the two principles of the -- -- principles of liberty as they spread through the land produces many friends in the legislative cooperation of their views, which was successfully directed to the removing their bondage a number of fellow black humans. they were referring to the abolition act of 1780. the petitioners have the satisfaction to observe that in consequence of that spirit of philanthropy and genuine liberty which is generally diffusing. similar institutions are gradually forming, both at home and abroad. that mankind are all formed by the same almighty being, the object of his care and equally designed for the enjoyment of happiness, the christian religion teaches us to believe and the political creed of america fully fortifies this -- coincides this position. you are memorial list -- memorialist has observed with great satisfaction that many hours are vested in you. quoting the constitution, securing the blessings of liberty to the people

the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. perry: seems to me the secretary of dens doesn't need congress to tell him what the threats are. he knows what the threats are. and as a person who has been privileged for over 30 years to wear the military's uniform and as a person who is privileged to lead troops in combat in the middle east, i didn't need congress to tell me who the enemy is or was. we know that. and we don't need congress to tell us to report the issues that we might have in defending the nation to the congress or to the commander. we know our duty and we will have our duty. whether it's sea level rise or the enemy has a new weapon or we can't feed our troops, we'll report it and resolve it. we don't need people in washington, d.c., telling us how to run the war. that's our job. that's the military's job. this amendment says we ought to prioritize that. we ought to let combatant commanders and let the men and women who defend our country focus on the enemy. and if the enemy is climate change, then they'll focus on

philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania until five forty five pm at five pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from spring mountain going west over moving east at forty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and nickel size hail source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include philadelphia trenton camden really to newark westchester gloucester city cherry hill bensalem ewing norristown chester west glassboro lindenwold lens dale west north and east norton for your protection move to an area room on the lowest floor of a building intense thunderstorm lines can produce brief tornadoes and widespread significant wind damage although a tornado is not immediately likely it is best to move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building these storms may cause serious injury and significant property damage getting your thunder storm warning has been issued until five forty five pm for the following counties in pennsylvania bucks chester delaware m

and that applies equally to all animals in pennsylvania. it's not delineated, you know, specifically for certain animals. erin: exactly, talk a little bit--you mentioned tethering. so, what can people at home do, what can't they do? todd: well, the thing that's important to understand is, until now, the law was silent as it related to these types of provisions. and so, you had some folks across pennsylvania that were getting citations for improperly tethering their dog. and in other parts of pennsylvania, nothing was happening to people who might be tethering their dogs the same way. so, we decided to establish some presumptions and some guidelines for folks to follow. and they're pretty simple, they're pretty basic. among them are, you know, not to have your dog tethered for more than 9 out of a 24-hour period. make sure that the tether is at least 3 times the length of the dog's body, or 10 feet, whichever is greater. make sure that you're using an appropriate collar and that it's fitted properly. no prong collars, choke collars, or pinch

southeastern lee county in eastern pennsylvania northwestern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania until eleven thirty pm at seven twenty three pm doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated soner storms producing heavy rain across the warn area one to three inches of rain have fallen flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain from locations that could experience flooding include quick your town for casy bedminster east greenville out still designs ville jerry bill pins bird cooper's bird ritalin town and from brownsville turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles. the great society great society the better society then it wise under the other guys that's not quite so inspiring it's that's that's unfortunate so where.

pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware will have that possibility. about 2:00 this afternoon and continue through the afternoon and evening commute into this evening today. those storms could produce localized wind damage, heavy downpours and potentially some hail as well. most of the day though is going to be dry and muggy too. feel that extra mugginess this morning. 66 degrees in the suburbs. sun is coming

it refuses to cross over into pennsylvania. i think it's because we have had a very dry atmosphere for today. it's bumping into all of that. it will make its way in our direction. there's a lot more behind that as well. the center of this low is back toward solutit. louis. you can see the rotation. all of that has to move through the area. it's going to do so over the next two days. let's take you hour by hour. this is tomorrow morning. we could have a few sprinkles throughout the philadelphia area. the heavier rain is going to maybe pick up in the afternoon. we get a little break and then this is what happens. i think friday we get the heaviest coming through early in the morning we could have thunderstorms. stretching from philadelphia, back into delaware, all the way out into parts of new jersey, up toward doylestown. 10:30 in the morning, they may move to south jersey and the shore. then we will clear out on friday. temperatures may pop up there pretty good. look at this. in the evening, another line comes through. cooling

district of pennsylvania. these companies and many others produce quality american made products and we could not be more proud to celebrate them during made in america week. congratulations and keep up the great work. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio, for five minutes. one of my colleagues came to the floor this morning and said it kind of smells like bacon in here. what could that be? that's because the republicans are cooking up their budget just off the floor. and that's what they are doing. they are cooking up a budget with cooked books. here we're, we have a national national debt of nearly $20 trillion. and the highest priority on the republican side of the aisle reflected both in their so-called health care bill, which was actually tax cuts only for people who earn over $250,000 a year, is tax cuts for people who earn over $250,000 a year. par

so, it's gonna have a big impact on pennsylvania. i mean, a bad reaction to a bill that passes -- >> well, senator mcconnell now is talking about giving up on getting rid of it and trying to perhaps put some fixes, which is a positive thing. >> it must have been fun at his house this week for the 4th of july. >> all right, speaking of the 4th of july -- we're going to take a short break -- we will talk about chris christie on the beach and the reaction of his lieutenant governor to that. we'll be right back. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. remarkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm tamala edwards. this is "inside story." and we would be remiss if you all did not get your opportunity to look at the now-famous photo of chris christie on a closed state beach while other people did not have access to it. his family was there. there's a residence. he said it's part of where the governor can go, he should have

>> it is a not guilty plea for the mayor of pennsylvania. ed polanski denies deals for contractors. >> a judge today sentenced a man to 27 years for killing his wife while she was driving. he slashed her throat and went to die as he went to a diner covered in blood. fortune pled guilty to aggravated manslaughter last month. >> a plan was voted to raise $2.2 billion. half of it will be borrowed against the money owed to pennsylvania from the 1998 tobacco settlement. law enforcers want to impose a tax on shale drillers as well. the state is the number two natural gas producer in the country behind texas. consumers would be hit too, 5.7% for personal usage. there will be increases on electric bills and cellphone and expansion of "star fix" for online purchases. governor tom wolf agrees with the outline of the plan. the plan now goes to the house where leader haves questions and concerns. >>> in the new jersey governor race, kim introduced her running mate, the cuban born mayor ofburg county. there is a new staffer roaming the halls of the lehig

turnpike, pennsylvania turnpike eastbound, before bensalem, and left lane is compromised there we willalk about construction in a little bit, rahel and jim, back over to you. >>> meisha, thank you. new for a look at newspaper headlines in the region. >> burlington county times bub debate over proposal to run high pressure natural gas pipeline between northern burlington county will start up again today, new jersey pine land commission held special meetings to hear public comments on project. it wig held at pine belt marina in toms river at 9:30 this morning. >>> on the front page of the bucks county courier times the pennsylvania more infants are addicted then are reported to the state. just 2100 pennsylvania newborns whose mother had medicaid were diagnosed with narcotic withdraw syndrome last year but 972 infants were reported to county child welfare authorities. >>> from the times herald winners have been announced in the norristown garden contest and competition i will tell you was fierce. world war two memorial on paws avenue and norristown state hospitals tied for first place >>>

>>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >>> we've a live report in just a bit from bob brooks, if you're down the shore prepare for all the rain. meteorologist chris sowers tracking all the weather this morning, we continue to follow the accuweather alert. this is a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar as the heaviest rain moved through overnight. some rain is hanging around parts of the area, meteorologist chris sowers is gathering the latest details on the forecast his update minutes away. >>> sports now, the phillies traded two veterans as they try to infuse more youth into the pitching process. eric hellerson was sent packing to the baltimore orioles. phillies will pay 4.6 million of the $6.1 million he is owed on his contract. >>> we'll hear from would youy in sports -- howie at 6:25. >>> the phillies unlootedded -- unl

welcome back to kutztown, pennsylvania. we're here at the fair, it has been a beautiful day. right now sunnies going down and few people are slowing down, they are probably full, a lot of eating and fun going on, there is no doubt about that. speaking of eating our vittoria woodill came up earlier and she went to a very , very special restaurant. tell everybody bit. i believe you are still over there by ho downstage. >> that is right i worked up quite an appetite. we have to talk about the fabulous food i had last night in our segment taste with tori is what so cool every time we visit a new town we find the best food that we can and fortunately i visited sauconi creek brewery, wow, buddy, it is an old car dealership turned brewery that rolls out delicious food and craft beers not only that it is local but all of the bluery partners are from kutztown. they say it is important to keep the food and true to the airan keep at lee 12 to 14 craft brews on tap at all time all made from local hobs. not only was the beer delicious, but, i used it to do very seldomly, one of the best t

pennsylvania was vying for the plant as well. factory will make flat screen displays for television and computer screens and expected to bring 3,000 jobs over four years, wisconsin, of course was a key state for president trump's election victory in november. >>> well, coming up next a fisherman says a killer whale attack his boat and he has video to prove it, we will show it to you. >>> new this morning fire fighters in montgomery county are at the scene of the deadly house fire we will have a live report. >>> plus we're hearing from the man in this video who narrowly escaped being hit by a car that drove in the store we will tell you what the driver did that sent this vehicle out of control. fox conn. >>> back on "eyewitness news" with cell phone video showing fisherman's wild encounter with a orca off the coast of a last contact victor little field said he was out fishing when killer whale wrapped itself in the boat's anchor line and yanked. it ran and slapped the boat with the tail. orca swam off and littlefield was not hurt.

pennsylvania in till six fifteen pm at five twenty six pm a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located near redding moving southeast at thirty miles per hour hazard tornado source radar indicated rotation impact find debris would be dangerous to there was without shelter mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed the damage to roofs windows and vehicles will occur tree damage is likely this dangerous storm will be near birdsboro around five forty pm ponce town chaitanya given gilbert still around five fifty pm roy around six o five pm the next village spring mount around six ten pm other locations unpacked is by those tornadic thunderstorm in your town plants grow more in mountain south pottstown reef and gardens city stowe and santa toga take cover now move to a basement or an interior room the lowest floor of a sturdy building of oil windows if you are outdoors in a mobile home or in a vehicle move to the closest substantial shelter and protect yourself from flying debris repeating a tornado warning has been issued until six fifteen pm for the following counties

perry of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 440, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. perry: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd also like to thank the chairman of the committee for his hard work and his defense of those who wear the uniform and take on that tough task and in these tough and troubling times especially, in financial austerity where he stood up and let everybody know how the military in actual dollars over the last eight years has been cut significantly and the impact on our security, our national security. in that veen, my goal in this -- in that veen my goal in this is to focus on those resources that pose an immediate and direct threat to our national security. this amendment would strike section 336 of the ndaa, which triblings the requirement for the secretary of defense to submit a report on the vulnerability to military installations in combatant commander re

i just want to point out that the weather is always like this in pennsylvania.ed guests for being here today but i would eessential -- especially want to welcome vice president joe biden. vice president. [ applause ] >> we are truly honored to have you here today since you began your career you have stood up for the middle class, for working people, for families and the interests of the less fortunate everywhere. your time in the senate and in the white house have made this country better and i just want to welcome you back home to pennsylvania. [ applause ] >> i'm proud to be here to help commemorate the opening of the new museum, this museum of the american revolution that will act as a monument to the lives of those who created this great nation. there is no better home for this museum than in philadelphia, than in pennsylvania, am i right? [ applause ] >> because this museum tells the story of the women and the men who created this nation right here in philadelphia where this nation began. located with only -- within only a few blocks of the museum are a num

pennsylvania and delaware have already said no. the government wants names, dates of birth, last four digits of your social security number. in total 44 states have said no. >>> call it an electric shock to the car-making rule. volvo is ditching gas cars by 2019. the first car maker to make that move. the company says people are increasingly demanding electric cars, and wants to responsible to its customers' needs. it aims for the target of 1 million electric cars by 2025. >>> primetime for alexa shoppers. you will have your own window to score voice-activated deals before the general public. the alexa exclusives start on monday, but you can get some early deals that. you know what else? >>> did she vanish? did she survive for a never before seen photo of amelia earhart that could be the missing piece of the puzzle to her disappearance. >>> and i'm watching your weekend weather. will these showers and storms be out of here in time for your favorite activities? your neighborhood forecast is coming up. ♪ ♪ you are everything ♪ and ev

in southeastern pennsylvania chester county in southeastern pennsylvania southern northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until five fifteen pm at four twenty three pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near allentown to thompson to north korea moving east at forty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and quarter size hail source radar indicated impact minor damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include allentown redding east and west chester bethlehem norristown ponce town. west north and forks north and emmaus west down why missing north hampton quick your town perkasie and doylestown intense thunderstorm lines can produce brief tornadoes and widespread significant damage although a tornado is not immediately likely it is best to move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building these storms may cause serious injury and significant property damage repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until five fifteen pm for the following counties in new jersey hundred and

lehigh county in eastern pennsylvania southwestern northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until ten forty five pm at six forty three pm doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warn area up to two inches of rain have already fallen flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain some locations that could experience flooding including allentown emmaus northampton kutztown sleet and fort totten want to makers could be town tripoli jordan valley ancient oaks old schneck still klaus still contract saga to play marconi and now with contracts aqua turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles. all scopes and from our laboratories and from our computers and i don't know if i'm biased but it seems to me that the public has a deep curiosity. for what's going on when they look up and hawking contributed and yes so he he made major discoveries related to black holes he basically broke black holes into into a next generation of understanding fact there's a whole there's a kind of energy that

she'll be at the pennsylvania constitution center on tuesday october 3rd.tickets are expected to go fast. for more information on how to get those tickets, head over to our web site 6abc.com and by the way 6abc is a proud media sponsors of the expo. >> it's one of my most favorite things that we do here, the women are so energized. so many great speakers. if you get an opportunity male or female to go you should check it out. there's a lot to offer. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday july 12th. matt o'donnell is off. jeanette reyes is joining us. >> it will be another day of digging for clues in the mysterious disappearance of four men in bucks county. >> new this morning, fire crews battle a blaze as an an -- at an elderly man's philadelphia row home. >> 40 to 50,000 people will head to the beach to see the summer concert series kick off. but first let's take a look a

in y be pennsylvania so sort of backtrack, i think it is quite is moving away for sentences, the pennsylvania a ruling urt just had wanted hat in the state a life without parole sentence for a juvenile, it had burden of proof. this is important because it sort of arguing the presumption life without parole sentences, which i think makes a sense because it's been very clear that life without arole sentences for juveniles should be very rare, they should be irrepairably corrupt, which be something like they could never possibly be redeemed. i think given science and what we know about the brains of about what we know people, it's pretty clear that, redeemed people can be and we should just simply give them the opportunity to prove they are different people than they were decades ago when they committed these crimes. okay, michael calling from herndon, virginia. michael.ning, caller: good morning. host: go ahead, on with jessica pishko. jessica, i've heard that teenagers and what do teenager?r a caller: well, currently in the u.s. we consider under 18 a teenager. consider them youth. caller: cor

last call, donald from pennsylvania. independent line. caller: keep up the good work. 10 years ago, my sister got raped and murdered by an illegal immigrant. it is terrible. nancy pelosi anduant to clause 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered or on which the vote incurs objection under clause 6 of rule 20. will proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass house rule 2210. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. to clerk: h.r. 2210, a bill designate the community living center of the department of veterans affairs in butler township, butler county, pennsylvania, as the sergeant joseph george kusick v.a. community living center. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from florida, mr. dunn, and the gentleman from california, mr. takano, each will control 20 min

this is been shared with us by gettysburg college in pennsylvania.john adams probably did realize that when you declare that all men are created equal, people might say, well what about women? what about enslaved people? laboring men? we try to explore that story through this wall here where we look at the status of laboring men, of enslaved people, of women. including abigail adams. >> more exhibits of the museum of the american revolution in philadelphia and the your phone calls about the museum and the revolutionary war on american history tv, starting tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> now education policy and lists on the federal role in education and how that could change, under the trump administration. later, the topic turns to state's accountability. the education writers association hosted this conference.

. >> he will not be allow ed ed t leave southeastern pennsylvania. the mayor of pennsylvania's third largest city appeared before this federal judge alongside other accused criminals pawlowski pled not guilty to 50 federal charges. he was released on his own recognizance as part of a bail agreement. he leaves the federal courthouse defiant he says he will take his corruption case to a jury. >> i know i'm innocent. i did nothing wrong and i'm looking forward to my day in court to prove that. >> reporter: earlier today he posted this message to his supporters on facebook. >> i am disapointed. >> reporter: he arrived here in philadelphia. his first appearance in court. prosecutors today were tight lipped. they allege the mayor took campaign bribes for city contracts saying simply that allentown hall was for sale. >> it's ab outrageous comment. >> reporter: his attorney admits to fed's likely have a crucial piece of evidence. secret audio recordings of the mayor. >> i'm aware there are recordings and we'll listen to them when they come. >> reporter: but

the individual market in pennsylvania set -- pennsylvania is not failing. it will not implode unless the federal government takes adverse actions. like cost-sharing reductions that would cause it to implode. we need to make common sense changes that would improve the aca and make it work better for the people it is not working for today. thoughts offer a few on issues we currently face. how the current congressional proposals will impact these problems, and what a bipartisan solution that would improve the aca could look like you're it i mentioned our individual market is stabilizing. the insurers proposed rating increase our further evidence that our market is on a path to stabilizing. while i am pleased, that stability is on fragile ground because of uncertainty here in washington. we quantify the uncertainty as part of our rate review process. insurers tell us tt if it is not paid, our statewide average increase would be 20% instead of the 8.8%. if the individual mandate is not enforced, th average increase would be 23%. if both of these things happen, w

you can see this is already moving across pennsylvania. this is the same line that came out of buff bringing them the damage video that you just saw. the subaru being lifted by the winds and a tornado was reported. are we expecting a tornado? no, we are expecting to see possibly damaging winds and maybe even some large hail with this entire system. so let's go ahead and take you hour by hour as to what's going to go on. we see it coming down. some of this may just clip perhaps the northwestern part of the area before it moves out. we're going to wait and see if it stays together and if it gets lucky. tomorrow we're looking at plenty of heat in here again. mid-90s, we have theed a voiz ris in effect. we go into saturday. this is the day that concerns me the most. we're going to be in the 90s. this is 6:00 at night. overnight, we are going to get possibly a very strong storm system. we have a risk of severe weather. this is an incredible image. this could happen at 2:00 or 3:00 on sond sunday. this could be a very serious situation. on sunda

southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania eastern delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania in till six fifteen pm five thirty five severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near doylestown to near jeep stone moving east twenty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and the size hail source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations and pack that include philadelphia trenton camden gloucester city cherry hill bensalem mount laurel ewing chester willingboro. news. glassboro lindenwold number to florence. for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six fifteen pm for the following county in pennsylvania bucks delaware montgomery and philadelphia in the following counties in new jersey early camden gloucester mercer and salem. italy is criticizing the berlusconi government then accused of being an italian. in the soviet union old soviet union you could be condemned f

i grew up in southwestern pennsylvania, very close to the national road. i grew up knowing its history, getting to travel on it, seeing sites along it. sometimes there are wonderful yard sales. i really get to experience it. my more official academic relationship with the road begin after i interned at a national battlefield and became a seasonal park ranger with the national park service there. owns aional park service national road era tavern. i was able to reflect on how people traveled, and everything took off from there. >> what resources you use to research the national road? resourcesre secondary from the late 19th century that have old anecdotes from people along the road, telling of the stories. there is a book called "the old pike," that is a great place for people to start looking for information. for my research, i use a lot of newspapers, a lot of period newspapers from communities along the road to see what advertisements are in there, see what they are recording, the visits by politicians and other celebrity travelers. i also use documents f

pennsylvania's 14 public universities. yesterday the state system of higher education approved a 3.5% rate hike for the upcoming school year. boils down to a $250 increase for full time in state students. >>> to north hampton county. sams casino in bethlehem is looking at $150,000 fine for underage gambling. said they logged ten violations last year. the casino did report each incident. youngest person caught gambling was 16 years old. >>> more than 30,000 state workers in new jersey are closer to getting paid for the days they missed during the government shutdown. earlier this month the state senate passed a bill to pay the furloughed workers. expected to vote on it later this month. governor chris christie says he will sign it. >>> visit a traveling memorial wall in bucks county. set up the traveling wall at the penndel memorial wall field. a smaller replica on the wall at d.c. >>> summer point host a big band concert. follows last night's country concert on the sand. thousands of people came out. capped add two day bea

there was questions about pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. so many people spend their summers at parks, fairs and carnivals. in pennsylvania it's the responsibility of the department of agriculture. in new jersey it's the department of community affairs. in delaware the state fire marshals office handles safety and inspections. tim furlong was sent to the state fair today to find out about the safety and inspection process. he'll have that story new at 5:00. >>> today the mayor of pennsylvania's third largest city was defiant in court as he faced a judge on charges of extortion and fraud. we heard the possibility of secret tapes in this case. randy gyllenhaal was inside the courtroom today. he's bringing us up to date live. >> ed pawlowski stood in front of the federal judge as a long list of charges were read back to him. he pled not guilty and just a little bit ago told us outside the courtroom he will not only win his bat until court but will win reelection this november. alongside his wife and attorney, ed pawlowski faces more than 50 cor

eastern pennsylvania, it's sunny and clear overhead. spring city, pennsylvania, same deal. blue skies. looking gorgeous outside. we'll end with ocean city, because why not end at the shore? it's sunny the shore looks great. it's going to be a perfect day to be at the delaware beaches or the jersey shore. here's the temperatures along the shore where it's 71 degrees. summer's point sitting at 69 degrees and 72 in may s landing. overall, low 80s for high temperatures right against the water's edge. that's where i'll be this afternoon. on your radar and satellite view, we have high pressure, a bubble overhead that stops rain, cloud coverage, stormy weather from moving in. that bubble does not pop until tomorrow. so we stay clear throughout our whole sunday. three-day outlook, today, 86 des and even better yet, the humidity will be low today in philadelphia. then we start to see the humidity climb again with the next system passing in. spotty showers possible for monday. we have a temperature rise up to 88, and temperatures and humidity keep rising. tuesday, at 94 degrees. feel

there's a big clust ner in centl pennsylvania. of burkes county and lehigh valley already had 2 to 3 inchesov 3 inches of rain yesterday. we have the first alert out for this afternoon and into the evening but everything dries out as we head to tomorrow morning. you could wake up with clouds and parts of the area. it will be going away and lower humidity too. >> terrific. >> stay with us. we'll have weather updates throw the afternoon and also carry tup date on the murder mystery there. that's at 2:00. we'll have it there and on our nbc 10 app. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. have a great day. >> kayla: there you go. >> steve: thanks. [kayla giggles] >> steve: baby, what are you doing here? >> kayla: roman asked me to fill in for the lunch because libby called in sick. steve: well, do you have time to sit down? >> kayla: yeah. you know, actually, i was thinking that maybe i'd come back to work here. you knowstay busy while i'm on my suspension. >> steve: well, i think you should enjoy your time off while you have it b

. >> quijano: the manhunt is over in pennsylvania. a suspect in last week's deadly road rage incident turned himself in to police. demarco morgan has the story. >> reporter: police have charged 28-year-old david desper, of trainer, pennsylvania, with 1st and 3rd degree murder charges. >> this is a story of a savage and senseless murder. >> reporter: chester county district attorney tom hogan said, desper shot 18-year-old bianca roberson in the left side of her head, killing her instantly. witnesses say the two were jockeying for position in a lane on route 100 shortly before roberson's car careened off the

then further south pennsylvania turnpike between valley forge and route 29, the two westbound lanes and one eastbound lane closed there and then more construction on the turnpike between, bensalem and neshaminy falls, two right lanes close there more construction in just a little bit, rahel. >> see you soon, thank you. >>> new this morning police are trying to figure out what sparked gunfire in the cities nicetown section. officers found two men walking out of the wooded area in between row homes on the 2,000 block of dennie street just before midnight. we're told one was shot in the back and hospitalized in stable condition, both men were arrested on gun charges. >>> one person is confirmed dead after a montgomery county house fire that were heavy flames showing through front door of the home along 600 block of garfield avenue in glenside. fire broke out after 2:00 and was under control in an hour. investigators have not determined the cause, we will have a live report from the scene in the next hour. >>> and breaking news this morning, authorities say justin beiber hit a paparazzi in

county in southeastern pennsylvania northampton county in eastern pennsylvania in till seven fifteen pm six twenty pm severe thunderstorms were loose along a line extending from our wrightsville to drift into iraq glenn moving southeast at thirty five miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact expects damaged presumed power lines severe thunderstorms will be near make us feel out right feel and kristen's around six twenty five pm really during this sunshine valley and forest reservoir around six thirty pm. honing cristobal and mcmichael around six thirty five pm jim thorpe broadhead still around six forty pm. rossland and come kliptown around six forty five pm. saylorsburg and beltsville state park around six fifty pm home and then are golden when you get around six fifty five pm nazareth bangor sleeping ten well in the court belfast berlin steel and emerald around seven pm other locations and pounded by the severe thunderstorms include effort holding down the start town tragedy fill my support perivale east one gardens north contest freeman's

the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the wonderful career of susan, the office manager and academy coordinator, case worker in my bell font district office. after nearly 40 years of service to the people of fifth congressional district of pennsylvania, which span the terms of three separate members of the house, susan will retire on friday, july 14. she will certainly be missed by all. mr. speaker, susan began her career on february 19, 1979 to begin working for congressman bill klinger of warren county, pennsylvania. she would spend the following 18 years providing topnotch constituent services to the people of pennsylvania. susan said she was blessed to work for congressman klinger and learn from his experienced staff, especially her mentor, becky mills. susan has seen a lot through her 38 years of service and her smile, friendliness, and can-do attitude has only grown larger over the years. susan herself has mentored countless interns and employe

you go to pennsylvania, for instance. massachusetts itself, which really puts the question of independence to all the towns, these are all towns that voted to support independence and sent instructions to their delegates. so it's really extraordinary. you can also explore the opinions of cloolonial american. here, flora mcdonald who is a loyalist and her sentiments on this question. not everyone was in support of independence. there are those who felt this was a leap in the dark. one of them literally describes it as a leap in the dark. and why on earth would you declare independence from the greatest empire in the world? they were behind the resistance movement but there were those who said they could not go and actually handling gimagine decl independence, that that was an act of treason too horrible to imagine. we explore this story also through original objects. these are some works on paper, an actual original precipitating of the proclamation by king george iii for suppressing rebellions and seditions, this was pass

southwestern delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania until three thirty pm at three fifteen pm thunderstorms were located along a line extending from them to near new york to woodlawn moving southeast at thirty miles per hour hazard sixty mile per hour wind gusts and quarter size hail source radar indicated impact minor damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines. severe thunderstorms will be near wilmington martin bear glasgow chelsea them to leave a core bill stanton and green to live around three twenty pm report around three twenty five pm chester newcastle pens grown so what does borough delaware city beckett st george's chester township wilmington manor and cherry hill around thirty pm other locations and the severe thunderstorms include perivale chesapeake city engineer marcus hook both when trainer chester heights village green green ridge bellefonte and of them remain alert for a possible tornado tornadoes can develop quickly from severe thunderstorms if you spawn a tornado go at once into the basement or small central room in a sturdy struct

southern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania chester county in southeastern pennsylvania northwest philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania in till six pm find sixteen pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from your present to near parkersburg moving southeast at thirty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts sort of doppler radar and then urgency management lancaster county nine eleven center reported down trees when the storm moved through every day and new holland impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations and pack that include philadelphia really to westchester norristown chester west north and east north and west down downingtown conshohocken swarthmore square collegeville jenkintown numbers marcus berg and he slams down for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to damaging winds frequent to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to

i'm not sure they will make it into the pennsylvania suburbs. as the front drops southward you will see these storms popping up across philadelphia. they will be widely scattered. not everybody will get a shower and storm. any storm that pops up could potentially turn severe. then by wednesday we are sort of quiet. what happens this front lifts back north. we get round two of what could be stronger storms and more oppressive conditions. hour by hour you can see 4:00 in the morning spotty showers, maybe pennsylvania suburbs. it's tomorrow in the afternoon we see these spotty storms, stronger storms pop up across the area. they are gone by tomorrow night. wednesday is sort of a hot day but a less humid day. that is our in between day. here is our feels like forecast. so today it was between nice and uncomfortable. tomorrow right up there between steamy and oppressive. we drop back to uncomfortable on wednesday. and then we are almost up to dangerous by the time to thursday. we have feels like temperatures on thursday that could exceed 105 degrees.

the health of our children and well-being of pennsylvania's families. in 2016, more than 65 million breakfasts were served to more than 386,000 children in the school breakfast program. last year the state served more than 173 million lunches to one million students who participate in the program. programs such as w.i.c., the women, infant and children's program, and snap, the supplemental nutrition ssistance program, the, help people in need -- help people in need put food on the table. mr. speaker, as vice chairman of the agriculture committee and chairman of the nutrition subcommittee, i look forward to producing a strong farm bill that will promote sound policies for agriculture in pennsylvania and throughout the country. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. pocan, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. we are now at the sixth-month point to president trump's time in office and i think it's time to check in and do his review. president trum

so far only detected in pennsylvania.d pests and how to get rid of them all this week on nbc 10 news today. >>> this was worth the wait. two women in their 80s, they took to the skies this morning to cross sky diving off the bucket list. >> they took the leap of faith. last week rain delayed the adventure. the ladies live in the same community. this is their top wish. are you kidding me? 80 years old. >> thap are awesome. >> good for them. great pictures. >> i would never. happy for them. >>> lottery luck struck twice in a week. she won half a million on a scratch off ticket. the 19-year-old figured why not try again. she bought another $5 scratch off and won $100,000. she concerned ten into $650,000. >> i'm sure she is making a lot of friends. >> lightning never strikes twice, if you win one you can't win another. >> she has a lucky charm. let's get in touch with her. >>> we need luck as far as the weather. let's take a live look at the cape pay camera. a lot of people trying to make a long weekend down the shore. they b

southeastern lee county in eastern pennsylvania northwestern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania until eleven thirty pm at seven twenty three pm doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated soner storms producing heavy rain across the warn area one to three inches of rain have fallen flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain from locations that could experience flooding include quick your town for casy bedminster east greenville out still designs ville jerry bill pins bird cooper's bird ritalin town and from brownsville turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles. the great society great society the better society then it wise under the other guys that's not quite so inspiring it's that's that's unfortunate so where. so here we have a situation right now where donald trump is running around trying to convince his voters that he's actually looking out for them and he's bringing jobs back and all this kind of thing while he's not and yet you know fox news i mean how do you how does that how do we i

it happened yesterday in lancaster county, pennsylvania.hree other people were hurt and four homes were damaged. >>> train operators thought there was a fire when they saw smoke. firefighters responded but didn't find anything. they say people were using illegal fireworks in the area and that could have been what the operators saw. >>> we are a day away from the fourth of july. today we will get a sneak peek at the big show. a live look for you here at the national mall, closed rehearsals start this morning for the capitol 4th concert. john year. security is already being put in place along the mall. at 6:30, megan mcgrath shows us what you can expect this year in addition to john stamos. >> yes. thank you. >>> celebrating our freedom doesn't have to cost a fortune. we're breaking down the fun and free activities that the whole family can enjoy. >>> and good morning. it has rained the last two fourth of julys in a row. will we make it three in a row and go for the hat trick? i'll let you know with the fourth of july forecast coming up. >>>

southeastern chester county in southeastern pennsylvania philadelphia in southeastern pennsylvania delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania until five forty five pm at two fifty pm doppler radar indicated a line of thunderstorms running north south through chester county moving is that thirty miles per hour this line of thunderstorms is producing very heavy rain falling at the one to two inches per hour expect torrential downpours for brief periods of time as this line moves through the warning area during the next two hours road flooding and small stream flooding can be expected where the heaviest rain happens to fall some locations they will experience flooding include philadelphia camden wilmington north chester north chester west norton norton pennsville west conshohocken all myron full cost ambler swarthmore ellesmere and kennett square turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles. government if they're not going to be involved in such disturbing issues then there's no reason to have government in the first place then you start falling

ranked one of the top private high schools in pennsylvania. we found after graduation he went to arcadia college briefly n. an article posted on the college's website dinardo, a then biology major, talked about studying abroad. those dreams are short-lived as he's now the center of a missing men case that has gripped bensalem. >> it's scary. i have kids and i'm a member of this community. >> that's pretty much my media. facebook, things like that. >> we spoke to the neighbor tonight. he did confirm that dinardo was a member of bensalem member of drug and advisory board in 2015 but he quit. >> investigators are planning to announce a major development in this case at midnight. nbc 10 will bring that to you live. you can also watch it live on the nbc 10 app. >>> despite the heat today and tonight, music lovers down the shore were enjoying a performance from pink tonight. ♪ >>> doylestown pink performed. you see the massive crowds that turned out to see pifrnk play. 75 people had to be treated for heat related issues. >>> new at 11:00, rememberin