the republican controlled legislature is not giving in to democrat tom wolf. in statement wolf says that he hoped lawmakers could come together in the coming days to balance a budget with a projected $2 billion hole in it. >>> more evidence presented in court today in the death of a penn state fraternity pledge. 18 former frat brothers charged in connection with the death of tim moment biaz is that so faced a judge again today. fox 29's dave kinchen reports from bellefont center county where the hearing took place. >> reporter: it took 16 hours of a court hearing but the defense attorneys for nearly 18 perform former members of the beta theta pi fraternity at sten fate finally got the cross examination started in the hazing death of 19-year-old timothy piazza. williams brennan represents joe 7ems of philadelphia. >> in the final analysis, the tape tells the story. >> reporter: brennan is in line to challenge testimony from state college police detective david, who went over text messages alleging ems was involved in co planning the night of excessive boozing an

tom wolf is one of several governors to turn down a request for detailed voter data from the presidentmp's commission on the issue. wolf says the data is already publicly available. he suggested that the request is a way for the trump administration to suppress votes, not encourage them. >>> coming up on nbc's "meet the press" tomorrow morning, chuck todd will be holding a round table discussion on the health care bill and health care reform. again, that is on "meet the press" tomorrow at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> it's saturday and wawa welcome america is in full swing. there is free family fun this afternoon at fairhill square in philadelphia. today's go forth and learn event features dance performances and also interactive games for kids, plus storybook readings. the event is from 2:00 to 4:00 at 4th and lehigh street and it is free. >>> we are making this summer fun for our nbc 10 viewers. our loyal nbc 10 viewers especially during the wawa welcome america festivities. we have a summer of fun giveaway. our way of saying thank you to you. you have a few chances to win one of th

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 lehigh county courthouse. the introduction of ramona the dog to the office. the two-year-old black lab will serve as a companion dog. officials say it's especially helpful for child abuse victims. still to come on "action news," dozens of anxious brides to be get their gown frs a bankrupt bridal shop. and concerns about aamusement ryes across the country. >> a breakthrough over changing genes. >> we have downpours widespread moving in laid today and tomorrow. we'll have more on the flooding concerns and when we dry out. >> jeff skversky with the layest from eagle training camp and more when "action news" continues tonight. dear fellow citizen, spending time hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm even ready, she'll be off to college.

pennsylvania governor tom wolf also said he will not comply with the president's order.ew jersey officials have not yet responded publically. >> the fourth of july is just hours away but it's safe to say holiday activities are already in full swing around the region. that includes up and down the jersey shore packed with people looking to enjoy the beach on this hot and sunny long weekend. >> and the action cam in ocean city which was the scene of a very busy boardwalk today. how about all those umbrellas? even with all the traffic getting out to the shore we found plenty of folks in high spirits now that they are ocean side for the holiday. why not? >> you're going to hit the arcade 'cause we got a bunch of little kids here and we're going to get some candy and maybe hit rita's. >> sit down and relax. i love this. you know, it's better than being in pennsylvania. we don't have the beaches, you know. we had to come all the way out here to travel but i love it. >> meantime all eyes are on tomorrow's forecast and what it means for fireworks. meteorologist cecily tynan outs

it does not look like tom wolf will have funding legislation on his desk before the deadline tonight. wolf has until then to sign veto owe strike out specific portions of the bill. if not, the spending bill becomes law at midnight without a spending plan to cover it. >> president trump is backtracking a tweet that he sent over the weekend that implied the united states would work with russia to fight cyber threats. trump received criticism from both sides of the aisle. however, late last night, the president tweeted that although he discussed the cyber security unit with putin, it doesn't mean he thinks it could happen. donald junior revealed a meeting he would with a russian lawyer with ties to the kremlin. he met with the lawyer who was supposed to to have information on hillary clinton. >>> as lawmakers head back to washington, republicans are compressing doubt that the healthcare bill in the senate will pass. yesterday john mccain said he thought the bill would fail. gop senators unveiled their version of the healthcare bill last month, if there was not a vote before the july 4th

governor tom wolf signed the bill into law yesterday. it was supported by police groups and opposed by the american civil liberties union. it can deny the request for footage from a confidential inform anticannot be removed -- informant cannot be removed from the video. >>> a passer by found a body yesterday morning. >>> a fatal fire in bensalem bucks county has been ruled an accident. investigators say the fire was electrical and started in the living room of the 2700 block of june avenue. 29-year-old was killed in the fire. authorities say she ran into the burning home to try to save her pets. >>> new jersey assembly speakerrer vincent creato said state employees should be paid for the furlough during the state shut down. blue cross and blue shield was at the center of the shut down. you might remember the governor spent the day on island state beach even others were not allowedden on the beach during the shut down. the bill will stop the governor from using the house during a shut down. >>> ducis rogers tells us about the 6 man projec

governor tom wolf allowed a 32 billion-dollar spending plan to become law without his signature earlier this month. the lawmakers have been harshing out how to come up with the money for the spending. the current bill is drawing the support of governor wolf however it could face opposition in the house. >>> the eagles hold their first team practice this afternoon. veterans returned to the nova care complex yesterday said they feel like a playoff team. >> it's a great feeling, man, i mean it's all about u.s. leaders going out here and get everything done. >> we have the talent and the ability to get focused and get our minds right and play well. >> two former veterans won't be suiting up, the eagles have released former first round pick marcus smith. >> what kind of weather will they have the guys at the gridiron. >> reporter: a lot of times at summering training camp it gets hot. it will be warm and humid and everybody will have to watch out for a spotty storm. looking outside, we have sky6 live hd. there's a little bit of sunshine trying to creep in the east. we have clouds and sunny b

. >>> new tonight for the second consecutive year pennsylvania governor tom wolf will let unbalanced budget become law. the office made the announcement that he will not sign the budget. the spending plan is under funded by $2 billion. wolf says he will continue to work with leaders in the republican controlled legislature to come up with an agreement. >>> right now at 6:00, drowning dangers. two young girls have died in the last few days after running into trouble in the water. a 6-year-old drowned in a motel pool. and a girl died today after being pulled from a lake at a camp ground last week. ted greenberg explains police want parents everywhere to be warned and be cautious. >> how could nobody where she was? >> reporter: a frantic call concerned about supervision after 6-year-old was found at the bottom of this motel pool in wild wood. >> what happened this weekend was a real tragedy. >> they are trying to give her cpr. >> reporter: authorities getting calls from help from people at the nantucket inn and suites. she had been staying with relatives. police believe she somehow fell

governor tom wolf has until next week to sign the budget. >>> meanwhile, delaware's new budget plan isigned in place. passed $4.1 billion spending plan. governor later signed into law. the budget restores millions of dollars in cuts and senior centers. first responders and other nonprofits. includes money to hire more teachers and correctional officers. >>> now to unbelievable shot of the basketball court by sixers star. if you haven't seen this video. take a look at this. >>> he posted the video himself taking the full court shot with nonshooting hand. >> pretty crazy. >> >>> thousands of people lined up the streets to celebrate the fourth of july with us. >> including the nbc 10 morning team. they were on the float. jessica, chris cal, bill. pam, patriotic matt delucia waiving the big flag. >> and dancing. >>> i was looking for you to do the waive. >> i had a flag in my hand. she's been telling us all week. not my first time on the a float. >> won't be my last. >> the weather was good yesterday. today it's going the be pretty good. won't mention the rain over the concert because i th

governor tom wolf announced he would not sign it. underfunded by more than $2 billion.awmakers are haggling over how to make up for that loss revenue. looking at options like b borrowing and expanding gambling and tax hikes. >>> help children across philadelphia live healthier lives. running start health p$i' focus on kids up to the age of five and identify key health risks that endanger the city's youngest citizens. also learn to create an action plan to address key health risks. new this morning, radio showdown for the governor of new jersey. chris christie tangled with angry callers during an audition yesterday for a sports talk radio job. take a listen to this. >> next time you want to sit on a beach that is closed to the entire world accept you, you put your fat [ bleep ] in a car and go to one open to all constituents sgls you' s constituents. >> you're swearing on the air, you're a bum. >> bad optic. >> i would like to come look at your office every day. >> the governor also said this point in his political career he just doesn't care about the public's opinion b

. >> tom wolfe has let an unbalanced budget bill become law without his signature. he had until midnight to decide what to do after a stalemate. they were unable to close a $2 billion hole in the budget. there are questions about the constitutionality about the budget bill becoming law without a plan in place to pay for it. >>> in new jersey governor chris christie's approval rating continues to plummet. a poll puts his approval rating at 15%. the governor is already looking for work after he leaves office next year. he is auditioning as a host on wfan a sports radio station in new york city. today he was filling in and is scheduled to fill in again on the show tomorrow. >>> straight ahead tonight, a large brush fire burns near a popular tourist attraction in florida. >> plus a refly traveled stretch of road about to get some much-needed improvements. what's being done to make it safer for drivers and pedestrians. >> also that cup of coffee may not just help you wake up in the morning. why research suggests the beverage will help you live longer. >> high temperature

. >>> tom wolf has until midnight to sign, veto, or allow state spending bill to lapse into law. house and senate also trying to find a way to pay for the nearly $32 billion spending plan that they passed last beweek. hope to raise more than $2 billion in revenue. options include expanding gambling laws. borrowing more than a billion dollars and possible tax increase. budget battles over in new jersey and delaware. both states passed budgets last week in new jersey governor chris christie signed a $34.7 billion budget deal after a three day state government shutdown there. in delaware, the house and senate passed a $4.1 billion spending plan. >>> new this morning, donald trump junior is offering a new account of a meeting he had with a lawyer linked to the kremlin. >> that happened shortly after his father won a republican nomination last year. hoping to get information helpful to the campaign. "new york times" report trump junior agreed to a meeting with the russian lawyer at the trump tower after being promised information damaging democratic candidate hillary clinton. his brot

governor tom wolf is one of several governors to turn down a request for detailed voter data from theresident's commission on the issue. wolf says the data is already publicly available. he suggested the request is a way for the trump administration to suppress votes, not to encourage them. >>> and the white house is taking bipartisan heat from lawmakers following the president's twitter storm targeting the host of "morning joe" on msnbc. on thursday, the president tweeted insults at joe scarborough and mika brzezinski. he called scarborough psycho joe and called brzezinski crazy with a low iq can and added a barb about her physical appearance. the couple responded on their show yesterday saying that the president has an unhealthy obsession with their program which does not serve his mental health or the country well. >>> delaware senator tom car per will be talking about president trump's leadership style on "meet the press" tomorrow morning. here is a review of what carper said about what is working, what is not and how it is affecting the administration. >> i look at it and i just

governor tom wolf has until next week to sign the budget.re's new budget is signed and in place. passed $4.1 billion spending plan. later signed into law. budget restored millions of dollars in cuts to senior centers. first responders. and hi and. >>> world war ii veteran in pennsylvania lost metal in a fire received a special honor on the fourth of july. >> yesterday friends and neighbors in your county honored sam crane for his service. 73 years ago he was on the front line of the beach. hurt during the war and received a purple heart. that was one of several metals he lost in the fire years ago. yesterday he received new metals. >> i know what he went through. i know he appreciates all of it. it's very nice to have him remembered like this. >> crane says the metals mean a lot to him. he wants to pass them on to his family. >>> another nathan's hot dog eating contest in the books. winner going in the record books. >> up next, how many hotdogs came down to take home the title. >>> puppy love. why the dogs are center pieces of ceremony. (mal

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. >>> developing news in harrisburg parks governor tom wolf he will let state's budget go in effect tonight without his signature. governor had until midnight to decide, what to do with the 32 billion-dollar budget after stalemate with republicans. two side have not been able to close 2 billion-dollar hole in the budget and second straight year governor let an unbalanced budget bill become law without signing it. >>> in new jersey governor chris christie's approval rating hovers at a all time low, new poll release by monmouth university puts governor's approval rating at 15 percent, this is first poll since the governor was spotted using a beach close to the public, during governmental shut down. those common reactions to those pictures from the poll were disgusted, angry, and outraged. >>> governor is looking for work after he leaves office next january as we first told you last week, governor is auditions as a host as wfan in sports radio station in new york city. he is figure in now and scheduled to fill in again tomorrow on the show. >>> important changes for septa passengers. >> new ru

so governor tom wolf plans to let it become law without his approval and signature. it is the second year in a row the governor has reruse u fused to sign off on an unbalanced budgets. the legislate needs to fill a projected $2 million hole in the plan. not only leading to problems paying for government services, but standard and poor's rating agency warned the state of an impending credit down crowd. >>> a new poll finds that new jersey governor chris christie's approval is 15%. oil% of new jersey residents disapprove of the job christie is doing. 5% still haven't made up their minds. as for the now infamous photo of christie at the beach during the state shut down, two-thirds of the public expressed negative feedback with the most common reactions being disgusted, anger and disbelief. >>> in washington, senators are back after their july 4th recess, and majority leader mitch mcconnell has a tough task trying to cobble together support for his health care bill. mcconnell is studying possible changes in the bill. rolling back some medicaid cuts, adding more money to

tom wolf has until midnight to sign, veto or allow a state spending bill to lapse into law. the house and senate are also trying to find a way to pay for the nearly $32 billion spending plan they passed last week. hope to raise more than $2 billion in new revenue. options for bringing in money include expanding gambling laws, borrowing more than a billion and a possible tax increase. >>> the budget battles are over in new jersey and delaware. both states passed budgets last week. in new jersey, governor chris christie signed a $34.7 billion budget deal. after a three day government shutdown. >>> right now burlington county prosecutors are trying to find out what happened during an home invasion that left one man dead. two men broke into his moorstown house. said he stabbed them in defense. identified the man killed as jimmy doyle. gathered at a vigil for him last night and painted a picture of a man they say loved his family and had a lot of friends. >> he's never done anything like that before. i don't think that would have been his intentions. >>> no charges have been file

governor tom wolf has until midnight monday to make a decision on the spend plan. >> eight minutes past 10:00 right now on this sunday, and we have a heads-up, an alert for commutes out there across our area. the first one, some trolley changes if you ride septa subway surface trolleys, it could affect your commute. >> and going nowhere fast. this is a picture from penn station. tomorrow, major repairs start, and many folks are dubbing this the summer of hell for those commuters who ride amtrak and new jersey transit through penn station. we'll give you the details on that as well. >>> let's start with a live look outside across all our neighborhoods. all these cameras look very good. sky overhead, bright sunshine. and can't tell from the camera picture, but the humidity, low too. 77 degrees right now in philadelphia. 72 in the suburbs. also 72 in the lehigh valley. 76, new jersey. and 77 in delaware. i don't think it will take much longer to start seeing low 80s pop up across then and then from there, our highs are going to cap out mostly right around the mid 80s. let's talk the shore

governor tom wolf allowed it to become law without his secretary. there are constitutional questions about the legality to let the budget to become a law without plan in place to pay for t right now the legislate orr will look for a revenue plan to plug that gap. >> new jersey governor chris christie will be back on the airwaves today auditioning for new gig after he leaves offers in january. >> yesterday, while on wfan sports radio in new york the governor took some shots at hillary clinton, while also bumming heads with a few callers over his use after state own beach during the government shutdown. listen. >> mike in montclair. what's up mike? >> governor, next time you want to sit on a beach, that is closed to the entire world except you. >> yes? >> you put your fat beep in a park open to all of your constituent, not just you and yours. >> what's interesting, mike. >> what is that, gov? >> you know, mike, i love, i love getting calls from communists. >> communists in montclair. you're bully, governor, and i don't like bullies. >> you know what?

sunoco's construction of the mariner east two pipeline we have been reporting on, pennsylvania governor tom wolf says that work has been halted on some areas along the pipeline. sunoco says west whiteland chester county is one of those areas. you will remember there was an incident where drilling compromise sod well water for about a dozen homes, and even more recently there was a surge of ground water in middletown township when an aqua fire was hit by drilling operations. there have been some spills of non-toxic drilling lubricants. pennsylvania department of environmental protection is investigating the incidents and we will continue to follow this. >>> meteorologist chelsea in gram joins us now and we have been looking at a string of 90's, in our area. >> yes, more to come unfortunately, two headlines we're talking about the heat and also severe thunderstorm i'm tracking. we will talk all about. that lets start off with temperatures officially across the region today. high temperatures that were well into the 90's, man, look at this, made it to 96 degrees in atlantic city officially in phila

. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf has until midnight tonight to takings on the stayed zero state's budget. lawmakers sent the governor $32 billion spending plan ten days ago. now, that plan becomes law at midnight even without the governor's signature. if he act before midnight he did choose to veto or partially approve the plan. negotiators are trying to patch up deficit more than $2 billion before tonight's deadline. >>> president trump once again pressing congress to get the affordable care act repealed and replaced, tune do it before the long august recess. healthcare is a top priority as congress returns from their further every july recess, current proposed plan getting resistance on both sides of the aisle. president trump this morning: i cannot imagine congress would dare to leave washington without a beautiful new healthcare bill, fully approved, and ready to go. >> well, coming up: teen lucky to be alive after being attacked by a bear while he was asleep. where it happened next. >> plus, fighting for charlie guards, the little boy has a rare genetic condition and is on li

automatically kicked in after midnight after tom wolf announced he would not sign it.nder funded by more than $2 billion. lawmakers wondering how to make up for revenue. looking for options such adds borrowing, expanding, gambling and tax hikes. >>> more details on an apparent road rage shooting that killed a chester high school graduate. looking at the suspect. nbc 10 learned investigators looking through surveillance issued issued search warrants at a pizza shop he visited and the home the spot where his pickup truck was found last week. desper remains in prison charged with the murder of 18-year-old bianca roberson. >>> now to more of the stories happening today across our area. >> hearing is scheduled today about expanding entertainment and retail development at the jersey shore. members of the hard rock atlantic city hotel which will soon transform the hold taj mahal property want to also drop an area around the site. permit the retail districts and city currently has five. hard rock plans to open up next memorial day. >> day one of major repairs. new york's penn

. >>> today officials from tom wolf's administration will discuss how consumers will be affect bid the appeal of reform act. family impacted by the aca will also participate in the discussion. opponents argue it could lead up to 32 million people without health insurance by the year 2026. >>> washington this week, the senate is expected to vote on republican health care bill. not clear whether the measure will repeal and replace the affordable care act or simply repeal it. one possibility is to repeal with the two year delay giving lawmakers more time to agree on replacement plan. in may, the house passed its version of the bill to repeal and replace the aca. >>> happening today, a man accused of killing his goich in ocean city will make his first court appearance. >>> faces first degree murder charges. autopsy results show his girlfriend was strangled. her body was found saturday at the wesley inboarding house. >>> today bucks county discuss this man is accused of raping a 14-year-old girl and dumping her body along ben salem. last week told a judge he was high on meth at the time of

tom wolf indicated in the past he is for that. >> happening today, carson wentz and the eagles begin arriving for training camp. camp begins tomorrow with the first full teamworkouts getting underway wednesday. preseason schedule begins august 10 in green bay. >>> a young south jersey guy has a new reason to putting his accounting degree to use. he is the instant millionaire after becoming the world champ of the world series of poker. the 25-year-old pennsylvania grad eliminated daniel on the of pennsylvania in 246 hands. he takes home a jackpot of $8.1 million. scott blumstein beat 7200 other participants. >> two weeks ago i was just a kid who loved playing poker and somehow here i am champion of the main event. >> in addition to the cash he took home the most coveted nonmonetary price 14 karat gold bracelet with a deck in rubies and black diamonds. >> congratulations to him. >>> here's something to think about, should you be limited to drink while dining with your children. we'll tell you about the rules in one strawbt. >>> strawbt -- restaurant. >>> a gruesome discovery at a san a

. >>> governor tom wolf has a budget on his desk 32 billion-dollar spending plan friday night. but lawmakers have to wrurn -- return to harrisburg to debate a few options. ranging from taxing gas drillers and liquor licenses and gambling. >>> president trump returned to attacking the quote fake media. he has been hitting twitter in part to defend his use of the social media platform. >> reporter: this morning president trump is back at his new jersey golf club. ♪ after making a two hour trip back to washington the night before to honor veterans ahead of independence day. but at that event, the president switching gears. >> the fake media, is trying to silence us, but we will not let them because, the people know the truth. >> reporter: publicly lashing out at the media, amid backlash to his attacks on mism -- mika brzezinski calling them crazy joe and dumb as a rock mika. >> the media tried to stop us from going to the white house, but i'm president they are not. >> reporter: his latest act of president tweeting it's not presidential it's modern day presidential. on the radar,

governor tom wolf allowed the budget to become law without his signature last week, and despite a $1.5 billion shortfall. the legislature about $600 million in aid to penn state, temple, lincoln, and the university of pennsylvania. >> construction has stopped on the controversial mariner east pipeline in chester county. drilling for the pipeline compromised well water for about dozen homes recently. sunoco says it is pausing to focus on resolving that issue. on monday there was a surge every grounds water, at with a for was hit when drilling in delaware county. also spills of non-toxic drilling lubricant. the pennsylvania department of environmental protection is investigating. ' long must being says he's received verbal approval to build an underground tran takes system. must being explained the hyper loop would shuttle from the big apple to dc new york-washington dc, under 30 minutes. it would whisk cars, people, even bikes, through a system every under ground tunnels at airliner speeds, must being adds the hyper loop would make stops in baltimore and in philadelphia, on the way. >>

pennsylvania governor tom wolf signed that bill into law last month. part of it is named in honor of libre, who was with the governor at the signing ceremony. the boston terrier was just a puppy when he was rescued from a lancaster county breeder who had severely neglected him. here's how libre looked at the time. veterinarians said he was just hours away from death. the 7-week-old puppy was starving, dehydrated, and infested with maggots. the new bill forces owners who've been convicted of abuse to give up their animals. it also adds protections for animal advocates who report cruelty, and increases safeguards for horses. the measures will take effect at the end of august. and with me now is the bill sponsor, state representative todd stevens. representative stephens serves parts of montgomery county. thanks for being with us here today. todd stephens: thanks so much for having me. erin: difficult to see some of those pictures there. the bill failed to pass the first time it went up for a vote. so, what changes did you make to get this through? todd:

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philadelphia inquirer local government in pennsylvania can still choose to banner tax bags after governor tom wolf vetoed a bill banning such measures last week, said the bill made it harder for local governments to meet obligation toss protect the environment. support he is said the bill would have pre served manufacturing jobs. >> and the burlington county times reports on us marine's homecoming. us marine christopher peters returned home, completed seven month of deployment in the middle east and southwest asia, surprised him and his family and gave him an escort home. welcome home. that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> and it may not be basketball season, but the six remembers in action today. we will tell you about the player diehard fans are looking forward to seeing today. that's next in sport. we will be right back. journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com

lawmakers, you do have budget, but now trying to find a way to pay for all of t unlikely governor tom wolf will have funding legislation before he must decide to sign $32 billion spending plan. at midnight tonight, it becomes law without the governor's signature. negotiators are trying to come one more than $2 billion to patch the the state's finances. >> back to work for congress after their fourth of july recess. republicans try to repeal and replace obamacare, the senate healthcare bill set before the fourth every july recess, hilt resistance on both sides of the aisle. non-partisan congressional budget offers projected 22 million more americans would find themselves un insureds under the plan. >>> president trump says it is time to move forward with russia. but lawmakers even in his own party say he was not hard enough on president vladmeere putin for allegedly meddling in the u.s. election, this comes as reports that members of the president's family met last year with a russian lawyer who promised them damaging information on hillary clinton. >> president trump returned to the white

. >> tom wolfe has let an unbalanced budget bill become law without his signature. he had until midnight to decide what to do after a stalemate. they were unable to close a $2 billion hole in the budget. there are questions about the constitutionality about the budget bill becoming law without a plan in place to pay for it. >>> in new jersey governor chris christie's approval rating continues to plummet. a poll puts his approval rating at 15%. the governor is already looking for work after he leaves office next year. he is auditioning as a host on wfan a sports radio station in new york city. today he was filling in and is scheduled to fill in again on the show tomorrow. >>> straight ahead tonight, a large brush fire burns near a popular tourist attraction in florida. >> plus a refly traveled stretch of road about to get some much-needed improvements. what's being done to make it safer for drivers and pedestrians. >> also that cup of coffee may not just help you wake up in the morning. why research suggests the beverage will help you live longer. >> high temperature

from internet sales but legislation could face opposition in the house, before it head to governor tom wolf. >>> well, this morning brandywine valley spca is opened again. >> that is after a fatal crash that start aid fire in the new castle facility. shelter posted these pictures of the clinic and lobby, you can see they are making progress there in rebuilding the damaged building. none in profit has been running a on line fundraiser since the crash and it has raised $50,000 so far. that crash of course happened earlier this movement 36 year-oldly tow a cooper was kill. police say she crashed in the building right before the fire new rooms in the shelter will be renamed in her honor. >> nice gesture. >> yes, it is. >>> this morning we are seeing new video of the jail break from the jail breaker's perspective. >> see how three inmates managed to make their way from the inside of the cell, to outside of the jailed walls. >> looking forward to that one >>> a small plane goes down in a busy highway in utah, we will hear from the witnesses just yard away from this ♪ when you step into summer, do

. >> for the second year in a row, pennsylvania governor tom wolf has allowed unbalanced state budget tote become law without his secretary. the budget bill became law at midnight. lawmakers meet at 11:00 to begin work on tax package large enough to avoid a credit downgrade. the budget contains a 2 billion-dollar shortfall. there are questions about the constitutionality of the budget becoming law without a plan to pay for it. >> meanwhile, new jersey governor chris christie's approval rating stands at all time low. the new monmouth university pole puts it at 15%. it is the first pole since christie was spotted lounging on a beach that was closed to the public during the government shutdown. the governor's also looking for a job after he leaves office next year. he's auditioning as a host on sport radio wfan in new york city. christie filled in yesterday and will be back on the air again today. >> when he did fill in yesterday he apparently exchanged harsh words with a listener, i believe he called the listener a bumm. >> it is july 11, that means another free slurpee day at 7-eleven,

automatically kicked in at midnight after governor tom wolf announced he would not sign. underfunded by more than $2 billion. lawmakers haggling over how to make up revenue. looking at options like borrowing, expanding gambling and tax hikes. >>> squeeze on again today. cope with the rail project. day one went fairly smooth with some delayed trains and a bit of overcrowding. aging station is undergoing $40 million fix. following a series of derailments and problems. repains run for two months. >>> now to top stories making national headlines this morning. first the fbi investigating apparent pipe bomb explosion in oklahoma. happened last night. witnesses say someone through a backpack at the recruiting center which then blew up. >>> in mississippi. at least 16 people dead. aircraft went down in soybean field last night. marine corps says they operated the plane, but didn't say where it began or where it was going. also unclear if the victims were marine, other military members or civilians. >>> battle wildfireses in parts of nevada and california. flames near san jose beg

tom wolf has until midnight. >>> an alligator attack in tampa as 1 man was trying to do his job on the golf course when he came face-to-face with a gator and the animal attacked. fox talked with the victim. >> he could have ripped my arm off or could have grabbed my head. he could have drown me. >> reporter: so many ways things could have ended up worse when this ten and a half foot alligator attacked him friday >> he came full blast. grabbed my arm all the way back in his throat and started to roll with me. >> reporter: he was just doing his job. a professor diver hired to remove golf balls from the lakes. he never saw the gator coming and had to think fast. >> i knew i had to do something i started punching him by the eye and he let go. >> reporter: in a race to save his life, he sped to the clubhouse in the golf cart >> i was going to lay down on the green. i knew if i did, i don't think i would make it >> it was a horrendous attack >> his wife will never forget the call from her husband moments after he escaped the animal's jaws >> i got a call. screaming on the end of the line wit

governor tom wolf let it become law without his signature, that's something he's done before.islature still faces a projected 2 billion-dollar hole in the 32 billion-dollar spending plan. not easing that deficit could harm government services and trigger a credit downgrade by s & p. >> new details are emerging about the meeting between president trump's son and a russian lawyer linked to the kremlin just before the election. abc's janai norman is in washington this morning with more. >> reporter:is again on the offe following a new york times report donald trump jr. was informed in a e-mail that damaging information about hillary clinton was part of a russian government effort to help his father's campaign. >> it's a very serious development. everyone who was in that meeting ought to come before our committee. these e-mails that were described we need to see. >> reporter: that meeting wasn't just with trump jr. but also then trump campaign manager paul manafort and trump's son-in-law and adviser jared kushner and it took place at russian tower and according to trump jr. an ind

governor tom wolf has until midnight monday to reach a decision. >>> a new jersey governor chris christie used state-owned helicopters, nearly 100 times in the past 2 years. it costs more than $2,400 an hour to fly the choppers, meaning governor christie's trips add up to about a half million dollars. but his use does not come close to comparing to his predecessors. former governor jim mcgreevey used the helicopter more than 250 times in the first year in office. jim florio moved it more than 2,300 times in his 4-year term. >>> chester county residents fear their water is contaminated because of construction of a natural gas pipeline. sunoco suspended work on the project this week after residents complained about murky water and losing water pressure. the pipeline being built by sunoco starts in western pennsylvania and crosses through chester county ending in marcus hook, delaware county. nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas joins us live in exton where it continues today. >> reporter: you see the heavy machinery behind me. if we zoom out, i want to show you where the pipeline is being construc

. >>> over in harrisburg governor tom wolf has last minute budget on his desk.lature sent him $32 billion spending plan last night. lawmakers will have to come back next week to debate a few options, ranging from taxing gas drillers, license scales, expanding gambling or possible even borrowing money to get the budget signed. >>> early morning water main break created quite a mess in west philadelphia. check this out, the main ruptured at 5:00 a.m. on 600 block of haverford avenue gushing thousands of gallons of water on to the street as you can see right there. crews have been on the scene all day working to fix that problem. >>> some folks in kensington are without water tonight as well after a water main break there. it happened at 10:30 between g and h street, and east ontario , as you can see, there is a little bit of damage but some customers there remain without services tonight. still no word when water service will be restored. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight a horrific shooting inside of a nightclub in arkansas. dozens of shots ring out

this is the second year in a row governor tom wolf has refused to sign off on an unbalanced budget sot midnight the bill became law. the legislature needs to fill a projected $2 billion hole in the 32 billion-dollar spending plan. not only could that inaction lead to problems paying for government services but the s & p rating agency has warned the state of an impending credit downgrade. >> time to talk about accuweather. usually when it's going to be hot and sticky you say get outside do your exercise early. that may not be fun today because the minute you step outside even in the middle of the night it felt comfort of uncomfortable. >> it's already oppressive out there tam. we've got storm tracker6 live double scan an earlier shower in lancaster county and chester county now off the board. as we take a look outside we have sky6 and there's a gorgeous picture this morning of the ben franklin bridge with some sun bursting through some early cloud cover. very pretty. you could paint that, right, but it doesn't feel real good as you get outside. i think your paint going to run a little

governor tom wolf has until midnight on monday to sign it or it becomes law without his approval.he spending plan was passed friday but there is no agreement on how to actually pay for at this time. lawmakers need to figure out how to cover a $2 billion hole. >> ♪ >> we continue to follow a developing story out of north philadelphia. this is where police are investigating a disturbing discovery of what they say are organs found in a child's casket right on the sidewalk. authorities were called to the 3,000 block of west clearfield street just after 9:00 last night. when they arrived, they found a closed but unlocked casket on the sidewalk. police say inside there was no body but there was a bag containing what appears to be human organs from an infant or child. a witness tells "action news" he heard a man calling for an officer and he ran over and saw the casket with his own eyes. >> i didn't know if some unwas alive in there. it didn't have no smell to it. whatever was that found in there i guess is kind of crazy. >> police continue to search two nearby cemeteries for freshly dug

the group includes republican governor john kasich of ohio and democratic governor tom wolfe in pennsylvaniaisanship not much received in washington. lauren: the white house now explaining more about president trent's tax reform plan after he suggested he be open to taxing the rich if they could help the middle class. cheryl: blake burman has more details. >> prioritizing middle-class tax relief is what the white house says is the focus for tax reform. in an interview with "the wall street journal," president trump is, president trump is a bit ambiguous about tax cuts for the wealthy toe in the journal of the truth is people i care most about are the middle income people who have gotten screwed and upward revision is going to be high income people. sarah huckabee sanders the following. >> does the president believe the wealthiest americans deserve a tax cut? >> the president is looking and prioritizing middle-class tax relief. that's one of the biggest priorities of the three things focused on what tax reform. >> sanders added creating a code and jobs are part of the purpose as well. there a

. >>> pennsylvania's budget is awaiting the signature of tom wolf, the legislature sent him a 32 billion-dollar spending plan. lawmakers have to debate a few options ranging from taxing gas drillers and liquor license sales and borrowing money to get the budget signed. >>> lawmakers are due back back in delaware. the state of delaware is running with a temporary measure to keep programs going for 72 hours. governor john carney has threatened to veto a budget he thinks does not lead to long term change. >>> president trump marks his first 4th of july this weekend as commander-in-chief at a veterans event in washington. he renewed his promise to take care of the men and women who served in the military and pointed to his creation of a new office is in the va. >> 40 years you couldn't fire somebody when they were doing a at terrible job for the veterans. robbing stealing, hurting people you couldn't do anything, it's valued the veterans accountability act. now you can say you're fired. >> reporter: he discussed the important of religious freedoms in america and he told evangelical christians, terr

governor tom wolf signed a bill yesterday to create a rare disease advisory council. the governor says patients with rare or unique diseases often can't find the help or services they need to get the best care. the council will be made up of members from the health human services and education departments as well as the insurance commissioner along with medical experts and members of the public. >>> businesses down the shore are hoping that this weekend will be as successful as last weekend. they tell us that the extra long holiday weekend really drove you sales 25% compared to previous july 4th holidays. >> seems like it started thursday and continued right through the fourth of july and even the days following. seem like nobody left. >> anytime thereare clouds in the sky and it's not raining, they come out and come here. >> go to the movie, mini golf, something to get the kids out of the house. business owners are hoping that the momentum will last all summer through labor day. >>> christopher loves building building thinking with legos and he's hoping to make a lif

democratic governor tom wolf wants a tax on the marcellus shale. >>> the greek island has been hit withftershocks following the earthquake, a 4.4 tremor hit sending frightening residents and tourists running from weakened buildings. two people were killed in the 6 had not 7 magnitude quake that struck on friday. >>> an out-of-control driver was causing a big mess. they saw a driver slam into a vehicles, some witnesses believe the man was high on drugs when he barreled through damaging nine cars. >> he was sweating in the car had the windows locked you mean and the door was locked, all i was thinking about was little kids. >> the driver went on to crash into more cars before the rampage ended. >> 7:38 a.m., a bumper crop of delicious jersey peaches is ripening on the vine right now. farmers say this year could be the best ever which comes as a relief as last year's dismal weather and diminished crop. nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: jersey peaches are back and better than ever. farmers picking the luscious fruit. >> it's a clean crop it looks good we had the perfect amount of ra

it does not look like tom wolf will have the funding legislation on the desk tonight.to sign veto or strike out parts the bill. if not, the bill becomes law at midnight. wolf wants more in tax increases to avoid a credit downgrade. >>> 6:36 a.m., president trump is backtrack ago tweet he sent this weekend that implied the united states would work with russia to fight cyber threat. his tweet drew criticism from both sides of the aisle. he said that although he discussed a cyber security unit with putin, doesn't mean it could happen. trump's son donald junior revealed the details of a meeting he would last year with a russian lawyer with ties to the kremlin. he met with the lawyer who was supposed to information on hillary clinton, in a statement when he realized she did not he ended the meeting. >>> republicans are expressing more doubt that the healthcare bill in the senate will pass. john mccain said he thought the bill would fail. gop senators unveiled their version of the healthcare bill last month. there was no vote or not a vote before the july 4th recess. >>> let

governor tom wolf allowed the 32 billion-dollar spending plan to become law without his signature last week. however, and legislature need to agree on how to fill a projected 2 billion-dollar hol in revenue. >>> new jersey has become the third state in the country to raise the smoking age to 21. governor chris christie signed the measure into law yesterday raising the age from 19. he cited a strain on the state's healthcare system that's caused by tobacco related illnesses. it applies to tobacco products and electronic smoking. >>> despite the heat, many people came out to walk for a good cause. five mile walk was held fit forr in the park that foark can you says on the -- focuses on the need for those with diabetes. >> this is a part part of t larger temple ministry we keep people aware ever how to take care of their bodies. it's not just about getting to heaven, but liv the best life on earth. >> the route is from the site of the old churn building to their church location. >> much moore to come on "action news" saturday morning. >>> a drinker turned crime fighter we'll tell you abou