you brought us new jersey's we man. a component of medical marijuana. now. first off, happy belated birthday. this edition was dedicated to your big day. we headed over to your restaurant. >> welcome to the joint. >> serving up healthy or affordable food with specials costing. >> $4.20. >> menu favorites include turkey burgers not what you would expect. we do see some unhealthy. >> chicken and waffles. >> chicken and waffles. >> they are great. chicken and waffles secret recipe. there is no weed in it. >> has governor christie stop by? >> i invited him. i have a burger called the christie on the menu. >> one thing we have to highlight. something pretty funny happened. sitting here eating. >> an alarm goes off. a minute later the fire department pulls up. we just carry on stuffing our faces. surprised to here. is this something you wanted to do? >> i worked for donald trump in a restaurant. i remember having that as a goal. unlike says drop that. >> welcome to the joint. >> where can people flock to your business? >> 322 east the street. ♪ >> the nationa

. >> reporter: senator thune used new jersey transit as an example. the commuter line joined dozens of others in saying the deadline was unrealistic. the senate voted to give passenger and freight railroads nearly $200 million and until the end of 2018 to install the safety system. in a new jersey transit spokesman said they are pleased about the extension because the commuter railroad was not going to have positive train control on all of its tracks by the end of the year. the spokesperson tells us new jersey transit will need until at least 2018 to fully implement ptc. senator bob casey of pennsylvania wanted to give all railroads $500 million to get it done by the end of the year. >> it raises a lot of questions about whether or not we are going to achieve the level of safety, the degree of safety we would hope for, especially in the aftermath of what happened in philadelphia. >> reporter: since amtrak 188 derailed in philadelphia the nbc 10 investigators found three of the largest freight rail companies in the country have spent nearly $3 million

new jersey transit between new jersey and new york. the governor wants congress to get involved to make sure the money new jersey transit pays amtrak is used properly. new jersey transit forks over $100 million a year to use the rail lines. >>> happening now, president obama is in kenya as part of an africa trip focused on deepening economic and security partnerships. the president arrived there yesterday and met with relatives of his father in kenya. today he is co-hosting a business summit and will meet with kenya's president. tomorrow he will address the people before leaving for ethiopia. >>> decision 2016 now and "the apprentice" is off nbc, but it appears donald trump is still trying to do the firing. "the des moines register" said trump denied press credentials to its reporters for a campaign event later today. on tuesday the newspaper published an editorial calling on trump to end his run for the white house. the billionaire businessman called "the register" a failing newspaper that's been dishonest in covering his campaign. >>> we have new information on the hillary clinton e-mail probe. "the new york times" reports investigators

. >> fare hikes are coming for those that use new jersey transit, the incrosses average 9% for bus and rail drivers and they take effect in october. and that covers a $60 million budget gap. >>> matt pellman is in the traffic center midweek, halfway through the week, halfway through the month and we are not fairing well on this hump day afternoon because they are really wet in delco adam was talking about all the rain coming down from the blue route 476, the broomall upper darby interchange and the rain has drained away and the rod is roly wet and the southbound is busy in this normally busy spot. seeing slowing on the northbound blue route towards the turnpike, eastbound on the turnpike itself. there was a crash that is off to the side, and in a backlog, a truck broke down in the center lane. we have a crash in white marsh township along stenton avenue but everything reopened there dry at our good buddy ben but the two right lanes are out of commission because of patco construction lasting the rest of the summer and through friday afternoon we have the work at the delaware memorial br

he asked congress to get involved to make sure that the money paid by new jersey to amtrak is used properly. amtrak owns the track and equipment between new jersey and new york that are used by nj transit trains. >>> atlantic city electric's communication with customers and officials was less than optimal. the board said the company should have conveyed the problems it was having with damage assessments. ac electric acknowledged it needs to improve communication. >>> there are calls to look at hillary clinton's private e-mails while she was secretary of state. clinton's spokesperson said she followed appropriate practices in dealing with classified material at all. >>> chrysler has an unpress drented recall -- unprecedented recall nearly 1 1/2 million trucks have been recalled. david henry has the details. >> reporter: david roth brought in his car two hackers who work for wired magazine, they took control of the car and caused the jeep to drive into a ditch. today his car joint 1.4 million others in a massive recall. here's a list of the cars and trucks affected. some have been on the road

. >> you feel he's essentially using new jersey as a laboratory democracy, a laboratory of presidential ambitions this what he's doing as governor. >> absolutely. what he's doing as governor is not taking care of the residents of new jersey but appealing to primary voters in idaho, iowa, new hampshire. >> what do you say to people who say, this happens all the time. the president of the united states with the hardest jobs in the world or one of them. the most powerful person. he has to do both. he's president of the united states. governor george bush, i believe, ran as sitting governor. this happens and people manage it. >> we are not talking about re-election. we are talking about running for election. by the way, i think there are five other states that have a resign to run law. this is not new territory. >> really good point. >> arizona. i think florida, hawaii, there are other states i don't recall uh now. all of which have different forms of a resign to run. we are talking about the chief executive of our state, the major problems we have, plus the fact of the taxpayers are paying

campaigning and says see, that proves i'm a pro--life governor. >> you feel he is essentially using new jersey as you know laboratory ambitions in what he is doing as governor? >> absolutely. what he is doing as governor is not taking care of the issues before the residents of new jersey. but appealing to the primary voters in new hampshire and iowa and idaho and every other place he's -- >> what do you say to people who say this happens all the time. the president of the united states has one of the most difficult jobs in the entire world, the most powerful person in the world. when he runs for re-election he he has to do both. he is on the campaign trail and also the president of the united states. george w. bush ran in 2000 as a sitting governor. this is something that happens pooh and people find a way. >> there are five states that are a resign to run law. it is not new territory. arizona, florida, hawaii -- two others couple other states that i don't recall right now. all of which have different forms of a resign to run. we are talking about the chief executive of our state, the major pr

new jersey turnpike. the commuter aboard new jersey transit asked us not to show her face because she has to ride that bus every day. here's what she said. >> it made me angry. i wanted to yell at him like what are you doing? if you're committing yourself to driving people to and from places they have to go you have to do it safely. >> now, a new jersey transit told us that it sends undercover supervisors on routes to ensure that rules are being followed. the agency is investigating this case and promising swift and appropriate action. >>> for the first time now, we're hearing from philadelphia's archbishop about a montgomery county catholic school that fired a teacher for her relationship, her same-sex marriage. archbishop charles chaput said the acad may acted with character and common sense when it fired winters last month. she says she was forced to leave the school because of her gay marriage. many parents are upset about her dismissal. chaput's statement, says schools describing themselves as catholic take on the responsibility of teaching and witnessing the catholic faith in a manner true to cathol

new jersey roads and drive times in our cameras. tracy? >> thanks. 5:41 and 69 degrees. still ahead busted at the beach. police confiscate stacks of counterfeit cash that was being used sat edd at the jersey shore. >>> plus new video showing the immediate aftermath of the malaysia airlines flight 17 disaster. we'll tell you why today is more emotional for the families of the victims.

new jersey turnpike. we asked tonight how bus drivers are monitored. new jersey transit tells us itq ; &háhp &hcr cover supervisors onk÷8ç)íñ routesi= o makeja'n sure rules are followed. most passengers say rule /,j breaking is not common. >> i've never seen it, honestly. in all the times i'm riding i've never seen it. >> reporter: new jersey transit says violations like this are quite rare. they're now investigating this case and promise swift and appropriate action. the new jersey transit says safety is its top priority. that driver could end up facing suspension or even termination after the agency's review. a review that will include a look at the cameras on board that bus. i'm george spencer, nbc10 news. >>> it's been two days since the notorious drug kingpin known as "el chapo" escaped from a maximum security prison in mexico and still no sign of him. today, authorities gathered at his home that is the beginning of the mile-long tunnel guzman used to escape. federal authorities busted one of his drug rings moving through the small smoke town airport in lancaster county a few years back. >>

use my songs. he got permission from the fellow new jersey native do use his songs during the campaign. -- to use hisgs. a couple more calls back to new jersey. alberto. caller: i think anyone who would vote for chris christie after seeing what he has done in new jersey and watching his attitude actually -- he is an arrogant guy. they are looking for a parent, not a president. they want a father to tell them what to do and punish them for it. he has taken the pension money he is not in anything good for the state. he has been taking all his time. he has not been doing anything in new jersey. he has been traveling, all over. caller: i am voting democrat. host: let's go to ohio. caller: i am a big fan of k-6. -- kasich. i think he has done an enormous amount of efforts to try and really improve the economic basis in our country and our state. i can see his platform at a national level. i would love to see him and somebody run with some power in the republican party. host: one more here. florida. jeff. caller: thank you four haveu four have the name -- having an open forum. if chrissy cannot come forwar

if you see breaking news send the videos to jointheaction@6abc.com or share on social media using #6abcaction. >>> well, new jersey state troopers out on patrol will soon be quipped with body cameras, the state will spend 1.5$1.5 million of its existing budget to outfit the troopers with the technology and goal is to promote accountability and transparency. >> so that truth rules the day not emotions not agendas and not personal bias. >> troopers will be required to activate the body cameras during traffic stops, arrests and protests, the cameras will be phased in over the next nine months. >>> a woman has died after a nasty crash in newcastle this morning. state police say that 29-year-old joanne hess of smyrna, delaware turned into the path of a truck just before 7:00 the impact push's hess's nissan no a parking lot where it struck a sign and a light pole. she was rushed to christiana hospital where she later died. >>> a gloucester county home gutted by fire later this morning will have to be torn down the blaze erupted on buckingham court on monroe township at 3:30 a.m., the flames quickly spread consuming part

used properly. amtrak owns the tracks and equipment between new jersey and new york that are used for nj transit trains. >>> 1.5 million cars were recalled because hackers can get into the computers through an electronic opening in the radio. chrysler will be issuing usb devices to owners to upgrade the software. >> they will do that for me. if they give me the memory stick and i follow their directions, i could do the same thing. i could download it on to my own memory stick at home. >> we posted all the models involved at 6abc.com. there's a link to see if you need a fix. >>> there's much more to come on saturday morning including a new warning for travelers. thieves are targeting travelers across the country. >>> there's a new creation, a lobster beer. >> reporter: interesting, coming up in weather, the heat is making a comeback in the seven-day forecast. there are thunderstorms around and we have a heat wave to talk about, i'll have all the details coming up right after this. a beer in maine offers a twist a pinch of lobster. the lobster provides bryon brininess. it's available for purchase at the

new jersey transit riders. amtrak has lifted restrictions on the trains using the hudson river tunnel between new york and new jersey. crews have repaired one of the two damaged high-voltage electrical cables that use or caused a mass for commuters since last week. the railroad says all traffic in and out of penn station is now back to normal. >>> coming up, as news 4 at 6:00 continues -- >> you might get a kick out of this. we'll meet the long island man who wants to fight for the right to park his plane in his driveway. >>> and we're tracking heat once again across the area today. but lower humidity this time. will this trend continue into the weekend? i've got your forecast coming up next. >>> if you planned on using the bay-owned bridge tonight, the crossing connecting new jersey and staten island will be closed in both directions, starting at midnight until sunday at 8:00 a.m. crews are working on the raise the roadway project. they're raising the clearance beneath the bridge so larger ships can travel underneath it. >>> a brooklyn tech math teacher's innovative teaching style ends up with an invitation to the

news". >>> you may be able to save money on your commute real soon. measure that would lower tolls for drivers who frequently use four bridges between new jersey and pennsylvania, has been approved. commuters who use ben franklin, walt whitman betsy ross and commodore barry bridge at least 18 times a month would see their toll drop from $5 to $4. this move could save drivers more than $200 a year. it would go into effect later this year. >>> a special birthday celebration, as the philadelphia zoo for some lion cubs. four african lion cub siblings celebrated their one year birthday with visitors and zoo workers. the crowd help sing happy birthday as playful cubs and their mom enjoyed birthday treats and toys. visitors also got to participate in crafts and other activities at the birthday party. >> they have a great time, they weigh almost 170-pound and they love big toys. we have a big plastic toys, we gave them round water melon lots of food, they are outing, confident, love to visit and you can see them up against the class. >> birthday celebration lasts through the weekend. >>> fourth of july weekend is getting off to a tasty start "eyewitness news" on indep

. >> the pit all breeds are being used as bait dogs for fighting. >> i headed over to new jersey. my first stop was hit ball haven. >> they actually eat some disgusting stuff. apparently they can actually swim. >> you are on long island and chasing the tragic death of four young women who were killed in a limousine while they were leaving a bachelor party struck a drunk driver. a lot of questions though as to what the limo was doing how he was made in the u-turn. >> another funeral today for one of those victims of the tragic crash. lauren baruk 24 years old. by many accounts you is the organizer and tracking the payments for the limousine they rented that day. the women were leaving vineyard 48 en route 48 when the limo driver pulled the u-turn. they run their last stop after a long fun day. >> i came out to the limo and the owner said he feels for the driver and obviously feels for the victims and their their families but he doesn't feel for the guy who drank and drove. he is 55 years old charged with dwi for now. >> the fact reminds -- remains the guy had alcohol. >> i got a ne

using a cell phone behind the wheel. that's against bus rules and the state law. this happened aboard a new jersey transit bus traveling from trenton to princeton on saturday night. and you soon see the driver hand up to his ear, apparently using his phone behind the wheel. an nbc 10 viewer also exposed this private bus driver apparently texting while rolling along the new jersey turnpike. the commuter board -- the commuter aboard the new jersey transit asked us not to show her face because she has to ride buses every day. >> it makes me angry. i want to yell at him like what are you doing? if you're committing yourself to driving people to and from nsit told us it sends undercover supervisors on routes to make sure rules are followed. >>> new this morning, more eyes will soon be on the streets of camden. city council is expect tonight to approve the purchase of 90 new eye in the sky policing cameras. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in camden where the cameras are almost all over the place. you got an inside look at how this high-tech system works, right? >> the cameras have been around for a little

new jersey and new york. for more we had assemblyman tim eustis here via skype. can you tell us about your bill and what you hope it will do? >> the bill hopefully will stop the transit of these trophy parts or the animals from other countries into the u.s.. the point is it's unnecessary to spend $55000 to kill an old 13 years old an old old lion. these practices are barbaric. >> this has been going on for decades. there is poaching of elephants going on constantly. why does this man have to be the poster child for bad african hunters? >> you are not allowed to kill lions in kenya. the people we worked with have a long history of killing lions to protect themselves and to prove their manhood and they're not killing lions. this is an embarrassment. this is the return to the ugly american. >> this was a protected reserve. this line should not even hunted and that is why they lured him off of the reserve to do this ugly killing and that's why the other people with him the trackers are facing criminal charges. >> what i want to do is although we can solve. if all states there's no r

. >> welcome back we've got breaking news coming to us from belmawr, new jersey, karen rogers has been watching this. where we've got a nasty accident that is really causing trouble on the roads. >> reporter: a big problem, the action cam live on the scene in belmawr, this is camden county. you see one of the vehicles damaged. this is a multi-vehicle accident. we have an overturned minivan on the scene. a horrible accident scene. this is the south black horse pike at east browning road. in addition the traffic light was hit so now the traffic lights are out. police are on hand they are directing traffic trying to help you around the scene. this is a busy area near 168 at browning road. we have police on the scene. they have the area blocked off. you need to be careful. a serious accident taking out the traffic lights. the action cam live on the scene. we saudi brie on the highway. look at the damage of one of the three vehicles involved in the accident scene involving an overturned vehicle. a nasty accident in belmawr camden county. be careful about that. we have an accident in a busy

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new jersey. everybody loves the shore and everybody loves holiday weekend and that's what we have upon us. estion of course is as -- will the weather cooperate with our fourth of july plans? i'm here to answer that question. let's first take look outside and speaking of new jersey, speaking of the shore take look. beautiful atlantic city all lit up tonight. casinos lit up, the boardwalk is lit up passion well. we had rain move through this area earlier now it's out of here. take a stroll this evening no problems out there on the sand. no problems on the boards. and most of the weekend looks age ok as well though we'll have to watch for a couple of spotty showers and perhaps thunderstorm thunderstorm. start you off with temperatures here you can see how numbers are dropping it's a clearing sky tonight. with the clear sky that's recipe for cool air. cool day today. temperatures didn't get much past the mid to upper 70s thanks to an east wind and now temperatures in the 60s across much of the area. got a pair of sicks in allentown allentown. 60 at the atlantic city airport still hanging on to

bill joins us from new jersey. line for independents. go ahead. caller: i have several problems, but the one to address right now is the immigration. why can't we go back to the days of the 1950's and 1960's when we used to only allow so many people at a time instead of hundreds of thousands that come in here and take our country over? why can't it just be a few hundred at a time? it that works out, let another few hundred and. this let a fewour people are starving to death and there's nothing we can do. tax, tax tax to pay for these programs. host: valerie in california. democratic caller. immigration, what do you think? caller: i think this last incident with the illegal alien killing the woman in san francisco, it's been all pushed over and needs to be addressed in the gun laws. if that gun had not been stored improperly -- that was a problem. i live in california. i live in a latin society. i love it. this is where i was born and raised. i'm ashamed of all the people talking about how we should close our borders. we're going to return the stat

reporting, finding a place to stay will be a real challenge. >> as reporter jen maxfield shows us a new jerseyurch group plans to sleep on the floor at the philadelphia zoo for a chance to see the pontiff in person. >> reporter: melissa peters has already made a poster for her september visit to see pope francis in philadelphia. >> we're sleeping at the zoo just to see you. >> reporter: that's right. melissa and 220 other parishioners will spend the night sleeping on the floor of the philadelphia zoo in order to celebrate mass with pope francis. >> it makes it more down-to-earth because we won't be staying in a hotel room with showers and continental breakfast and things like that. instead we are sleeping with animals. >> reporter: the parents and children will sleep in zoo buildings housing the bird and insect exhibits. organizers say luxury is not the point. >> it is very different than a vacation or trip. a pilgrimage is a prayer experience. any discomfort you feel the excitement will be ten-fold. >> reporter: leaders have noticed pope francis was named for st. francis, patron saint of anim

the current treatment at the medical center in new jersey they tell us she is in critical condition. good news. the impacts are likely still being felt. >> a good girl a good girl now. such a really good place. clicks the story aired on friday. we have seen remarkable outpouring of support. one said one said she went through a similar experience at the scene market. really comment. 486,000 people have suffered burns just in 2015. at the head of her. >> probably going to be stressful. she is really going to need a lot of support from family and friends. bill: talk to the viewer has who has gone through a similar experience. clicks quick she did not want to be in the spotlight. she did not want to be dramatic. a beautiful girl. it's hard to get used to a new a new identity clicks i spoke originally. how she was now. bill: he just wants the sky now clicks does not want to really be in the public eye clicks two weeks ago she delivered the story, critical condition, now good condition. this might make this young woman stronger. bill: how can we be helpful? clicks they set up a fundraiser.

us. the here's new jersey over the center city, ben franklin bridge, nice and easy drive. i have been keeping an eye on my ben franklin bridge because i love the camera and it is looking great as we would expect. construction i-95 approaching vine street expressway, the the left lane and part of that right lane is blocked due to this construction project. now this is scheduled to lift somewhere around the five and 6:00 o'clock hour. i will keep you updated and let you know when that gets cleared because that is a busy stretch that will affect the commute. on ramp from spring garden on to the schuylkill expressway westbound is closed until next week august 4th i believe. no it was sixth rather on tuesday. so next week on tuesday this will open but right now it is closed that on ramp. so earlier this morning a fatal accident in bustleton i want to let you no he that red lion is now opened, at sandmeyer road. red lion now opened due that that crash that close that had road earlier this morning. katie, over to you. >>> thanks meisha, good morning. this is another steamy day fo

news for us. >> we'll go a quick check on new jersey roads. 2959 in cherry hill, route 70, everything doing great there. 38 up towards the black horse pike, a 13-minute trip. route 70 westbound, watching that ongoing construction. there's a lot of volume throughout the area for the rush hour and afternoon. these crews are active all day. between south cornell avenue and mcclelland as well. route 38 blocked due to the fallen power cables right around route 206. they have local detours posted throughout the area so you'll do just fine if you follow those throughout that scene. as for mass transit, currently no problems. >> you've got to see this new video of a dramatic rescue in dallas after an accident there. a motorcyclist hit a car, was trapped underneath the car. police got on the scene. they tried to use a jack to lift the car to free the woman. that didn't work. look at this officers firefighters and bystanders got together and lifted that vehicle just enough to pull the woman free and remarkably she had no major injuries. wow. >>> 5:51 now. new jersey lawmakers are picking a fight with gover

he joins us from princeton, new jersey. ckheed is the top buyer of ellen terry aircraft. -- does this george: they have a strong sales force at the pentagon. this allows them to use those same channels to sell this helicopter. it's a very important helicopter to u.s. fleets with a lot of revenue areas there is a lot of capability to be sold olivia:ionally as well is this a growing business? it's a low margin, low growth business. george: the great part about the helicopter business is they last 30 years. then they have to be replaced. there is a base level of demand at the defense department. i think you can build on that and silly helicopter internationally. there is a global demand it has to be refreshed. we just came out of wars in iraq and afghanistan. the equipment is well use. the average age the fleet is 15 years. on top of that, we are getting on vertical flight programs. it is the joint strike fighter of helicopters. that could be a $100 billion program. it could be a lot of revenue. scarlet: they won the contract f

seth joining us from new jersey, thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> you might want to calm this the music of physics. ♪ these are musicians at the man throws jazz festival in switzerland generating sounds. they came from one of the largest and most complex machines ever built a seven-mile circular tunnel or super collider in geneva where atomic particles explode in massive collisions. >> what we are going to do today is listen to what happens when particles collide and we can enjoy the sound from a music point of view. >> this is believed to be the first time musicians have turned high energy levels drop sub atomic experiments to improvised sound. i'll be back with another hour of news at 11:00 p.m. eastern time. stay tuned fault lines is coming up next. >> the united states is changing the way it operates in space. territory that was once largely monopolized by nasa has slowly been ceded to the private sector. >> like all good corporations, these companies are armed with slick promotional videos. and their excellent pr machines are generating hours of airtime, >> well i think we co

new jersey transit riders are sounding off tonight. they are not happy and the bad news comes as e-z pass customers actually catch a break. >> it's crazy. here in camden, give us break. >> reporter: william whitfield is fired up about a new jersey transit rate hike that takes effect october 1st. whitfield take the bows get to work every day and only makes minimum wage. >> i break my neck getting my little bus passes every month. so i wouldn't want them to jack the prices up any more. some people don't have all that money for that. like me. i don't have all that money for that. >> reporter: his buddy and co-worker michael horn man says a 9% fair hike will leave him with little money to get by on. >> i'm just living from check to check, and as it is already and then they talking about raising the bus fares just going to be harder for me and my family. >> reporter: eric warren is a disable veteran and relies on new jersey to get to many of us doctors appointments. >> it makes me angry. i'm on a fixed income and i'm on public transportation so yeah, that definitely is going to inconvenience me some. >> reporter: while new jersey transit riders are not smiling toda

used -- this is good news. if you are one of the drivers that used bridges between new jersey and pennsylvania, you could soon be paying less, in tolls, yes maybe it will be cheaper. the drpa, the delaware river port authority finance committee approved a measure to lower tolls from five bucks to four bucks for drivers who use the bend been, walt whitman, betsy ross, commodore barry bridge at least 18 times a movement if you are a regular commuter you could pay less this will appear as a credit for e-z pass users. this goes before the drpa board of commissioner july 15th. if it passes, it will get into effect a little later this year. >>> some of you may be waking up either down the shore or heading down to the beach this weekend but before you get in the ocean is there something officials are warning to you watch out for. >>> plus also, the miss u.s.a. pageant yeah, it finally found a home after that whole mess with donald trump and what he said and getting dumped by nbc? we will tell you where it wound up. maybe a network you never even heard of. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. are you one of the luck

police chief tells us he's looking forward to it. >> it's going to be a tremendous tool, an asset, particularly in some of our most challenged communities to help rebuild trust. >> new jersey is also adding new standards for how to investigate deadly use of force by police. >>> we hit 93 degrees today and the heat isn't going to stop. coming up in my first alert forecast, some advisories you need to know about for tomorrow. >>> it is hot all over our viewing area. it is really hot at the delaware state fair. coming up i tell you how humans and animals are staying cool. >>> pack your bags and head to florida for under $50. all new at 6:00 when you can hop on board a new nonstop flight from philly. >>> lots of people flocking to the delaware state fair despite the hot temperatures out there. >> they're enjoying the popular fair food, fried everything and of course, the rides. delaware bureau reporter tim furlong even found out there are places where you can enjoy some air conditioning. >> he's live -- are you on a ride? >> reporter: we are at the top of the ferris wheel. no air conditioning here but it feels pretty good because there's a breeze. look at the view. i will show

see it in the city of chicago, in illinois, in the detroit restructuring what's coming towards us, new jerseyn less than nine years according to moody's. what will happen? either these states -- which can't declare bankruptcy -- will default on bonds with which they borrowed money to continue spending, or they're going to have to go to their constituents and raise taxes which you can't do. this is coming to us quickly. charles: what about the unfunded liabilities though e. mac? particularly some of the retirement things. and then you throw obamacare which is $850 billion over the next ten years. where does that money come from? >> well, it has to come from somewhere. it's a $2 trillion to $4 trillion what a lot that is. they filled budget shortfalls with their pension pots of money, and that's a fact. that has been researched, you know -- charles: that's on the state level. you're saying -- >> 4.7 trillion is what we're talking about. stanford actually did the numbers, and for years the states underreported the true cost, but changes in the law just within the last year require them now to do

for the investigators, harry hairston nbc 10 news. >>> new jersey can keep using a new teacher evaluationystem. the department of education made that announcement today. this was the first year for the system. teachers were evaluated through a combination of classroom evaluations, student grade improvements and standardized tests. educators were concerned that teachers for the most challenged students would do poorly in the rating rating. the vast majority rated as effective or highly effective. those are lower marks get extra help. >>> a robbery caught on camera inside a philadelphia family dollar store. police say the suspect put a stocking over his face and demanded money on july 12th in the 4500 block of castor avenue. police are still searching for the man in the video. >>> new information about a philadelphia prison guard stabbed on the job last night. police say an inmate used a makeshift nail to stab tyree holmes in the face head neck shoulders and arms. officers holmes was treated and released. it all happened just before 6:00 last night inside the curran-fromhold correctional fa

coming from the south, say paulsboro and typically use 295 to go north, you either use route 130 or new jersey turnpike as you have alternate. on the bennie we have sun glare but only three lanes opened for gang coming into philadelphia again, this morning, again that construction usually hits us hard around 7:30, 7:45 or so coming into down. sun glare on 422, coming around saint gabriel's curve, route 20 two not bad working your way through construction zone. busy weekend in south philadelphia, the wrestlers are in town tonight, 7:30 taking over the wells fargo center. tomorrow we have football and kenney chessany concert across the street. all that traffic heading in and out of south philadelphia will go with that traffic trying to get to the shore tonight and all day tomorrow. then where ever you are heading tomorrow to any of those events, to the shore, in the city, ease pound on the schuylkill will have one lane opened from gladwynn into belmont up until 2:00 aspen dot works to clean out some of the drains. best bet put a sticky tab on the dashboard and try to remember the blue route, 476

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state attorney general's office to see what can be done to be sure that the money paid by new jersey to amtrak is used tracks between new york anddelphia. >>> down trees left thousands of customers without service for days. ac electric communication with customers and officials was quote less than optimal. the board should have conveyed the problems it was having with damage assessments. ac electric acknowledged it needs to improve communications. >>> there are calls to investigate hillary clinton as use of private e-mail during her time as secretary of state. many included classified national security information. a spokesperson said she followed appropriate practices in dealing with classified material at all times. >>> it is an unprecedented recall from an automaker. fiat chrysler is recalling 1.5 million truck also because of hackers. the publication wired discovered the flaw and demonstrated the vulnerable. the government has launched an investigation into this problem. >>> five major u.s. airlines are under investigation for allegedly trying to cash in on the deadly amtrak derailment in port ric

new jersey. a lot of wind damage today around philadelphia and new jersey. but for us at all. just some shower activity came through montgomery county right now around the gaithersburg region, and through howard county. this will continue in through northern prince georges county and on that track about 25 30 miles per hour. it will be near savage at 11:21. bowie at 11:37 and kettering at 11:44. what will you hear? just some raindrops on your roof. very, very light rain. now tomorrow a lot of us waiting to mow the lawn, waiting for a dry day. tomorrow will be a dry day. some of us will be mowing the lawn. as we look sunshine early. unless you want to come over, unless you want to come over and help. nice weather early tomorrow as we move on through the afternoon. look what happens here. well start to see more cloud cover. i think we will see some clouds tomorrow. but still a mixture of sun and clouds. nice weather all the way through. if you have dinner plans tomorrow night, no problem at all. but look what happens on saturday morning. another storm system tries to mov

. >> she's a lawyer and new jersey's first lieutenant governor, she's used to that shift of power as acting governor when governor christie is out of state. >> he's in new hampshire, iowa, you're still on the phone with him? >> skon tant contact. >> i'm not looking -- >> she told us she's thrilled about her boss's run on the national stage, today she is acting governor and will be in the spot light a little more as he campaigns in new hampshire and iowa. from south jersey cydney long nbc10 news. >> foam the lieutenant governor plans to meet with fema leaders to assess last week's storm damage in our region. right now it does not reach the $12 million damage mark needed to apply for it. >>> president obama is going to be in philadelphia in two weeks, he's going to address the naacp at its annual convention. the event runs from july 11th to the 15th the president will be here on the 14th. he last came to our region in may when he visited camden. >>> another free event to get you in the philly fourth of july spirit. a free screening of the original rocky film tonight on the steps of the

new jersey transit ride remembers not happy. frequent e-zpass commuters are getting discount, yesterday the delaware river port authority approved 18-dollar month credit for drivers who use the ben franklin, walt whitman bridge, betsy ross, commodore barry bridges at least 18 times a month. >> 4:06 the time. later today new jersey governor chris christie and president candidate of course will break his campaign to camden. will focus on criminal justice reform in helping non-violent drug offenders get back on their feet. first policy speech in new jersey n this year's state-of-the-state christie congratulated camden for dropping violent crime following the reorganization of the police department there. >> and today president president will become the first city president to visit a prison, what he -- when he makes a trip to oklahoma comes after the president addressed the naacp convention tuesday. part of the speech focused on changes that need to be made in prisons including not tolerating rape, also criticized the use of solitary confinement. the day before the speech the president commuted the sentences of 46 non-violent drug off tends ers and called for changes to the

a measure that would lower tolls for drivers who frequently use four bridges between new jersey and pennsylvania, was approved by the delaware river port authority finance committee. those who drive the ben franklin, walt whitman bridge, betsy ross, commodore barry bridges at least 18 times a month would see their toll drive from $5 to $4, great news if you commute every day to work. proposal goes before the authorities board of commissioners on the 15th of july. >> that's terrific. go over the bridge that often really adds up. >> it definitely does, 1 dollar definitely does. new developments in shocking murder to tell but. what detective have learned about the death of an elderly woman in east mount air. >> i also ahead courtroom surprise. what happened when this suspect is addressed by the judge, how she leaves that man in tears. that story is coming up. >> as taught charges this morning, operation err michael ellis accused of getting into an argument with his girlfriend, then that turns physical. officers alice surrendered himself to internal affairs on thursday. alice is 41 years old and 12-

older currently expect pot to day, mar juan ace new legal for recreational use colorado alaska, washington state, oregon or washington d.c. >>> when a new jerseyty learn residents had been robbed of his tools needed to make a living, they knew what to do. brian ac kland is a chain saw artist. someone broke in his bridgeton stop and stole generators, grinders and related tools for his craft. all toll the value was close to $7,000. when friend found out they started a go fund me page. word got out people started to drop off supplies so he wouldn't cancel planned trade shows and fares. >> i was very shocked at the overwhelming support and just outpouring of generosity and just people wanting to help me. >> i thought that there was little bit more bad in folks then there was good and i'm leaning a little bit toward the other way now. >> the go fund me page is generated nearly $7,000, police have a man in custody but, ac kly's tool have in the yet been recovered. >>> he is a four leg employee with the own school id and office on the third floor of the student recreation center. the cuddly k-9 is spreading love and message of the healthy lifestyle t

new jersey transit for commuter theys this week. christie took aim for an electrical power problem that caused the delays for four days. new jersey transit paid amtrak to use> state regulators are targeting atlantic city electric. they are criticizing the response to last month's storms that left hundreds of thousands of customers in south jersey without electricity for days. a preliminary report found the communication with customers was, quote, less than optimal. the company says it needs to improve communications. >>> all right. meteorologist michelle grossman. we are looking at a beautiful saturday. we had a picture perfect week mid-week on. things will change on sunday. weather headlines on our sunday a super saturday. enjoy the sunshine. little warmer in terms of the temperatures but still below 90. then we're looking at a stickier sunday. humidity levels creep up on sunday. we're going to bump up the temperatures too. then looking at the potential for the next heat wave. we're looking at a very hot mid-week. temperatures into the upper 90s. right now temperatures comfortable. winds out of the west/northwest. temperatures across the region mainly in

new jersey raised big money. when that election ended, bush made him u.s. attorney for new jersey. he was a controversial pick. he used that job as u.s. attorney over the next eight years to do one high-profile corruption bust after another, became one of the most visible and popular people in new jersey to the point where in 2009 he was able to run for governor, get elected. he has a few youtube moments in 2010, and here we are. >> a key point about the fact that the way that he got his way back in was to be a bungler essentially. when you think about chris christie, it's not high on the resume he gives for himself. he was a mocker, rain maker corporate lawyer. he knew enough people to get checks in to george w. bush's pocket. >> he was smart along the way too, in new jersey. as u.s. attorney he wanted run early, he wanted to run in 2005. he went to the state republicans that year. he learned lessons from his earlier failure and said i don't want to go too soon. he said to republicans, look, i'll run if you all endorse me right now. he didn't have unanimity, so he waited until 2009. something i think about now becaus

. >>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us over camden, battleship new jersey, meteorologist chrisk next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. pope francis is winding up his week-long visit to south america today by visiting one of the world's worst slums. a town in paraguay. the pope is demanding a new economic model that distributes the world's goods more fairly. he will say mass today in front of another enormous crowd. >>> of course we are counting down to the pope's visit in philadelphia in september for updates on his visit and the world meeting of families. follow our special twitter handle at 6abc pope. >> we're crossing our finks for for -- fingers for good weather while the pope is on the parkway. >> reporter: i h

new jersey. he see with us for the entire hour. we're going to ask him how he'll turn the country around. if you want to ask a question of governor christie. go to facebook or twitter twitter @seanhannity as we continue. >>> i've stood up against economic calamity and unprecedented natural disaster. we have brought ourselves together. we have pushed back that economic calamity and we are recovering from that natural disaster because we've led and worked together to do it. >>> lifethe state department releasing another 3,000 pages of hillary clinton's e-mails from her first year as secretary of state. the latest batch from her private server are from 2009. three years before the benghazi attack. but after the white house banned her controversial friend sidney blumthol from working at the white house. clinton's e-mails have become a major issue with critics accusing her of using a private account to avoid scrutiny. >>> the move comes after two intruders managed to scale the fence in less than a year. last september a man entered the mansion. the secret service says the spikes are a temporar

news. >>> about 5:08. south jersey bureau say legal county launch a new system today and allow people to anonymously submit information to police called tip 411. officers use the system to sex back and forth with anyone offering a tip and while the tipster's identity remains unknown. >>> president obama has signed an executive order to create an emergency board to resolve the dispute between transit and labor unions. the union said it would go on strike if it didn't happen. they represent 4,000 workers and without a contract four years. the board will report back to the president within 30 days. >>> also the transit system board of directors approved 9% fare increase for both bus and rail riders. it will be cutting service on several bus routes in south jersey. the new changes go into effect in october. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. right now in the 60s. a few areas are cooler than that. the temperatures are still falling this morning. along with the falling temperatures, the humidity has come way down. beautiful weather today. lots of sunshine tomorrow. it's this weekend, though, that everything changes. a hot and humid weekend and chance for more stores.

now to affect us this morning but the new jersey new jersey river line suspended between the walter rand station and the entertainment center. route ten trolley shuttle bussing. due to high flooding waters, few trolleys are on delay as well. give your so far more time this morning. we head back to the desk. >> thank you torrey. breaking news right now in philadelphia's east mt. airy nare hood. fire rips through home in the 300 block of up sill street just before midnight. two people are rushed to the hospital for smoke inhalation and burns to their arms and hands. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> some people in our area waking to up mess this morning, left behind by the severe weather that rolled through the region last night. >> take a look at this eyewitness picture of school destroyed in that storm. this is pretty incredible, blue mountain academy in estimate at any -- tilton, bucks county many school principal was in a classroom at the time but managed to escape un harm. jan carabeo live for us in new castle delaware with you funnel cloud was apparently spotted, rig