it was the pennsylvania state house. that's where the assembly of pennsylvania met. the supreme executive council of pennsylvania and to give you an idea of the relative unimportance of congress, the congress of the united states met in the pennsylvania state house. but the soldiers were not stupid. they knew -- what they wanted was to demand their back pay and various other promises that had been made to them. but they knew that congress had nos revenue. there was no point in confronting congress. it was the states that had the revenue. and so they chose a saturday because congress never met on a saturday. but the executive council of pennsylvania did. they surrounded the state house and alexander hamilton who was chairman of a kopg greggsal committee to deal with there mutiny that had been going on now for five days got the president of congress to call a special session and the congressmen went into the building because hamilton and the congress wanted it to appear that this was a dem mon nation against account united states of america. it was the horror of republ

and we are live right now at the intersection of north avenue and pennsylvania avenue here in baltimore city where two different protesting groups are merging together. if you can turn around and face that way, going up pennsylvania avenue, you can see this group that's just coming in. we're in front of the burned out cvs where there were rioters and looters last night that set this cvs ablaze. it seems to be right now that this intersection has become more of a protesting party atmosphere, as we have muse nick the background and two different groups that are merging here right in front of the cvs, coming from different directions on pennsylvania avenue. right over here on the corner is the burned out cvs, and people are literally going in there taking pictures video they're just walking through and touring it. it was a place that the police and fire department were here earlier saying that this property is condemned. you can see the big red sign on the front door but that's not keeping people from going inside

every year and the mayor doesn't want pennsylvania become a feeder state. doesn't want to see guns going into other places. as we've seen in chicago where we've done tons of reporting about gun trafficking. does not prevent guns from flowing over borders coming in from other places and creating havoc. >> so as you have seen in your reporting there is a lot of question about gun rights but is this just an issue about gun rights? >> well, no. i mean for most of these people who are victims of gun violence, who have had stolen guns, this is not an issue of having their away. this is a public safety issue and that's that. >> and what about in other parts of the country? i mean these sorts of battles between lobby itions lobbyists are taking place. >> sure there are powerful lobby groups all over the country. take oil and gas, the tobacco lobby trying to get rid of smoking ban on a local level in 13 different states and the other nra, the national restaurant association, trying to get rid of sick leave laws, overtime laws, this is happening everywhere. >> "ameri

in pennsylvania it's $250,000. in delaware, 300,000. for the investigators i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> here is jacqueline london and keith jones. >> we continue to follow breaking news from south jersey. >> we continue to follow breaking news from new york. two women arrested accused of terrorest plots and more on who is in custody at 5 dlok. >>> today, beautiful weather and tomorrow all of the showers will be moving into our area and still warm temperature tch, but big changes for the weekend and i'll show you the timing of this and how cool it will get. >> take a look at this. new information about these horses.m'0r'g in a southwest philadelphia lot full of mud and trash. an nbc 10 viewer tippeds off and what we learned about the horses and their owner next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. ún >>> right now at 5:00 stolen air bags philadelphia police have a man in custody for breaking into cars and stealing the air bags right out of this steering wheels. police are looking into whether this suspect is co

there he is -- the state senator in pennsylvania. and, by the way, all these tv ads are being paid for by political action committees. they're not being paid for by the candidates. that's a whole nother story. james kenney's also releasing tv ads, and he's pointed to all his endorsements, some of which are african-americans, which race is always an issue when it comes to elections in philadelphia. there's james kenney right there. what do you guys think? throw in anything about the mayor's race going on with any candidate. >> well, starting with the ads i mean, first of all, i think senator williams has had his own ads, as well as -- there have been pac ads, and i'm not sure jim kenney's put up his own ads yet. just in terms of quality of ads, jim kenney's ads are sharp. they seem to have some energy to them. and tony williams, for the amount of money being spent, i'm surprised that the ads aren't better. i mean, they're really kind of stale, sort of implied -- you know, they imply without saying. they're sort of insular. i'm surpris

many across pennsylvania heeded the warning. lancaster, philadelphia and pittsburgh feel they have special knowledge and they fail to do so through their own peril. >> do you think the other cities felt that they doesn't forward too so. >> they didn't want to explain why they were spending money. we're powerful, we don't mind putting that power to work for our constituents. that's what they asked us to do, and by god that's what we're going to do. >> there is only one way to deal with bullies and that is to stand up to them. >> mayor of lancaster is being sued. >> win lose or draw, when i'm done being mayor this is one of the proudest moments. we accomplished a lot on lancaster to say that we're not going to fold just because you file a lawsuit. >> the mayor said that while his city of 60,000 does not have much gun violence, he felt compelled to act after a local 9-year-old girl was killed in a gang cross fire. >> this is not some theoretical issue. this is not some arcane argument about the constitution. this is dead kids. now

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pennsylvania governor tom wolf becomes the new state treasure. wolf nominated tim reese to finish term of the former treasure are rob mccord. easies a temple graduate and managing partner at ambler based forge intellectual capitol. if confirmed reese with remace mccord who resigned in february after pleading guilty to extortion charges. his term end in january 2017. >>> time to check your philadelphia jobs market report and here's cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. >> reporter: we celebrated world health day this week and worth noting that one of the fastest growing medical professions is a physician's assistant or pa. here in the philadelphia area pa's earn about $86,000. they work on teams with physicians, and other providers. and they do everything from conducting will physicals, counseling patients and in some cases, prescribing medications. but, becoming a pa requires years of schooling. first you'll need to complete two to four years of under graduate science course work, then you'll need to get in an an accredited masters program.

the majors in pennsylvania. and a live look at 422 at the flow here a lot of green here. and drive times between route 29 and 76 are about seven to eight minutes in both directions. finally moving into new jersey a look at the 42 freeway. we are seeing a little bit of slow-ups because of overnight construction, but it is/rzz looking good between 55 and the walt whitman bridge. lit take you five minutes to do that. >>> new from overnight, a shooting at a party in north philadelphia not far from temple university's campus to send two people to the hospital. police have made some arrests in the shooting. nbc 10's matt delucia is live outside temple university hospital. matt, you have new information for us right? >> reporter: that is right, chris. we can tell you right now the two victims are here at temple hospital. one is 23 years old and stable. the other is 19 and in critical condition at this houmplt we'll go ahead and show you the scene around 1:30 this morning in the 2200 block of park avenue not far from wh

in pennsylvania usually overnight construction clears around this time. that's good. drive times along 95 southbound between woodhaven and the vine 13 minutes. east on 76 will take you 12 minutes. route 29 and i-76 will take you eight minutes this morning. >>> 5:01. breaking news in west philadelphia where a man suspected in a sexual assault is in custody after a stand offwith police. "nbc 10's" jesse gary is live. we saw the standoff come to an end about an hour ago, right? >> reporter: that's right, chris. the next phase, the investigation phase. police are waiting for a search warrant to go into the condo and recover the gun that the suspect allegedly used to threaten his victim. take a look at our video. this was the scene a short while ago as he was brought out and under arrest handcuffed shirtless and placed into the back of a philadelphia police van. he was driven off to special victim's where he'll be questioned and charged. police say this started around 3:30 this morning. the 43-year-old male met his victim, 34-year-old woman in a nearby bar. they came back

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> that was the sound of a wildlife worker wrestling with a wild turkey in the house. nancy page came home and found the turkey in the bathroom. the turned on the sink and left the bathroom flooded and left behind it's own mess. >>> a wildlife officer caught the turkey outside and released it back to the wild. >>> a center city car thief got on its hand and needs to sneak past security, but the crawling man didn't realize he was being recorded on surveillance cameras. the garage at 19th and ludlow got clear pictures making it past the parking attendant's booth. police say this man stole two vehicles they are still looking for him. >> 4:57. loved ones gather to remember a wilmington woman gunned down on the streets. >>> new york prisoners claim new york city were served food tainted with poison we'll be back. >> hey everyone, it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, april 30th. breaking this morning. >>> police make a break in the case of a hit-and-run involving a temple u

unlike new jersey and delaware, pennsylvania does not have a statewide anti discrimination law, but several municipalities, including philadelphia, has set up their own ordinances. >> indiana law not only is a different substantively but intent is explicitly at the exclusively, designed to protect discrimination. >> reporter: narrow misinterpretation according to the pennsylvania family institute. they said this a statement whether it is forcing employers to pay for abortion inducing drugs or forcing business owners to be part of a same sex wedding ceremony the government should not infringe on fundamental freedoms. freedoms that also extend to customers. >> would i rather recycle my pink dollar somewhere that respects who i am, respects my liberties and my rights in the united states as a citizen. >> reporter: are taking business elsewhere, something both side of the issue seem to agree on. alexandria hoff cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> peer plans revealed, still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight the a make over is underway for the atlantic city is peer at caesars. what you can expect at

but earlier this week pennsylvania's supreme court reinstated the ruling. the prosecutor said lynn needs to go back to prison but lynn's attorney says the judge did not have that authority. >> i think there is no support, legally or factually, for what she did, period. she's wrong. i'm going to prove it. >> lynn's lawyers say they will file an appeal. >>> a rare moment of joy in nepal today as rescuers pulled a teenage boy from the rubble some five days later alive. take a look at the frantic efforts to bring that 5 15-year-old to safety. it took rescuers hours to reach the boy who was trapped under debris from a seven-story building. he managed to survive there for five days. rescuers cheered and celebrated after his release. and you want to take a look at this video. it captures the moment the deadly quake began. you can see buildings start to shake and then just collapse. and tourists gathered in this square. this was outside kathmandu. since then nepal has been rocked by more than 70 aftershocks. so far, more than 5,800 people have been found dead. >>>

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> people around the area were shaking off their cabin fever today where youngsters were having a ball on the play equipment, and it was a great day for dog walking and one gentlemen was trying his hand at fishing fishing, all there to enjoy the sunshine. he didn't care if they were biting or not. >> probably didn't have any bait. >> adam joseph is enjoying the spring day as well. perfect pick adam. he is fishing for treats. >> with all of that exercise we were doing outside, we were running and hopping like a bunny we came inside the easter bunny is here at johnson's farm, you can meet him here and he can teach you how to drive a tractor as well and show you how to decorate your easter cookies, from 10:00 until 4:00 they look just as good on the cookie as the hands and lips. look at this one, look at those hands. how do you clean all of that up? >> baby wipes. lots of them. >> she lightnings it as you can see. the big kids are over here decorating the cook

one gunshot victim is in the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. a possible suspects was being held by university of pennsylvania police. >>> a chester county bus driver has been charged for allegedly leaving a seven year-old alone on the school van for hours. sixty-six year-old iver rosenlund junior was fired immediately after the incident. tonight he is facing two counts of child endangerment. police say rosenrun picked up the little girl from her west grove home but never dropped her off at the l ang kindergarten center in kenneth square. she was found six hours later in the school bus parking lot still buckled into her seat. >>> the north philadelphia woman who federal agents say was trying to join isis, will be held behind bars until her trial. a judge ruled today that the 30 year-old keonna thomas is a flight risk and threat to the community. prosecutors say, that the unemployed mother of two bought tickets and a plan to get to another use and join the the terror group. even going as far as suicide missions. only "action news" was at her home

if you are traveling not only in pennsylvania, but in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware, they are speed sensors averaging in the 50's. and really no major problems, anywhere right now. we are thankful for that. we have construction on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, between bensalem and willow grove, right lane is block. you will notice we are seeing a slow down as a result of. that we will continue to keep you updated but nothing major and mass transit is running great, ukee. >> vittoria, thank you. >>> this is hard to watch. a police officer puts an end to a crime spree by hitting him with his cruiser. >> as don champion reports the police officers behind the wheel has been cleared of any wrongdoing. >> reporter: the police dash cam video is difficult to watch but the the arizona police chief said the action taken was necessary. >> that is not an easy decision right there. that is a tough tough tough decision. >> reporter: newly released video shows an officer slamming his patrol car into an armed suspect, before the encounter, investigators say 36 year-old mari

william hide is asking pennsylvania state lawmakers for more money. height says the state has not adequately funded public education in philadelphia and the district can't make any more cuts. according to a report released by rutgers university philadelphia is the most under funded major urban district in the country. height says he's optimistic about getting more financial help from the state. >>> police in north jersey say they have captured the coyote responsible for attacking a man in bergen county. late last night the norwood police department posted a message on its facebook page alerting the community that the coyote will be tested at a state lab. the attack in norwood comes two weeks after a coyote attack in saddle river. saddle river is about ten miles away from norwood. the coyote in the saddle river attack toewsed positive for rabies and was euthanized. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> cloudy skies and a bit of rain in the area. clearing skies as the wind picks up. southerly wind. 59 degrees. runn

back in western pennsylvania pennsylvania. it's not an immediate threat. it's only 4:00 in the afternoon. the threat by later tonight for heavy rain and for lightning. the threat for hail is pretty high, and even for tornadoes, which is normally very low, it's higher than average with a line of thunderstorms coming through. here's the future cast. hour by hour as we go through the evening. you can see as we go into 8:00 9:00 10:00 tonight and even beyond, we have the threat of some of those severe thunderstorms. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here to talk about the rain we got overnight and this morning. >> that's right, glenn, we got quite a bit of rainfall early this morning. a lot of people did see it. and now, as we go through tonight, the threat for that heavy rainfall that's going to be in the forecast. take a look at some of the video we have from earlier today. all the heavy rain this morning, tow trucks very busy in wilmington pulling stuck cars out of several feet of water drainage definitely an issue in this area along govern

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> check out 6abc.com a minneapolis reporter was finishing up a story when her boyfriend appeared onset to pop the question. she immediately becomes flustered and then he pulls out an engagement ring and popped the question and her squeals of excitement count as a yes. >> there are the squeals, go to 6abc.com/distraction. >> what if she said no on tv. that is cute. >> that probably wouldn't end up and tv. >> it probably would. >> not bad if are you running out clouds and breaks of sunshine and nice high of 72 by 5:00 p.m. 71 and we have a couple of showers and a thunderstorm moving through later on this afternoon into this evening. you have to watch for that. 9:00 p.m. 64 and the overnight low is 59 degrees. tomorrow is a beauty. >> thank you karen. >>> royal fans are ready to welcome prince william and kate's second child. barriers are put in place and media fences are set up. if the bookies are right, the baby will be a princess and she will be called ali

it is not only pennsylvania majors in the the clear but it is pennsylvania, numbering, traveling on the the 42 freeway in, delays in either direction north or southbound and even in delaware speed sensors are nice and high with average in the 50's and great all over. we have construction on the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike at downingtown so be mindful of the guys and girls there and our bridges are in the clear, everything running normally even at the airport and mass transit, erika. >>> a developing story right new police have located the black suv that struck and killed a four year-old boy monday in southwest philadelphia. four year-old abdul wilson was hit on south 57th street. a person of interest in that hit and run could turn herself into police later today. >>> police have an arson suspect in custody after this house fire on nedrow avenue in ogontz. one fire victim is in critical condition. >>> manhunt is underway for a philadelphia man wanted for at least four bank robberies in philadelphia and delaware counties. police say reshawn mitchell hit three of those bank

(female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >>> hillary clinton is now taking her presidential campaign to new hampshire clinton will travel to that key voting state next monday and tuesday, her conversations will be focused on the economy and every day morns will make ends meet. they will ask for community leader's support and republican candidate marco rubio got off to a strong start in his newly started campaign he raised $1.2 million on his first day. that is as much as that first term senator hoped to earn online during the plos of april may and june. and slightly more than rand paul and cruz made on their first days. >>> and now the path is clear for peterson to return to the nfl he was sidelined after being accused of beating his little son and now the star is signed to the minnesota vikings, his agent says he wants to play somewhere else but his team has no plans to trade him. >>> officials in asia say that the search area for the missing malaysian airlines plane will be doubled if not found by next month

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pennsylvania state police are questioning that suspect. ukee. >>> this morning we're hearing a 911 call connected to the death of the the man in vineland while in police custody. >> he is outside. >> outside. >> what is he doing. >> he is just screaming out there, i don't know what the hell is wrong with him. >> that call was from march 31st, 2015 and so is the video. the the shows final minutes of the philip white's life. you can see him in the ground and in the grips of the k-9 being restrained by police. he died on the way to the hospital. the cumberland county prosecutor's office is now investigating. >>> drexel university is investigating one of the law professors. the university says professor lisa mcelroy allegedly e mailed students a link to the pornographic video last week. drexel issued a statement reading drexel has been made aware of an e-mail will that the professor sent to the class have of law students that erroneously included a link to inappropriate material. the university takes this allegation seriously and investigating

especially if you live in pennsylvania. >>> and it looks like a proud day at the white house. a football team is honored with a presidential photo op. but wait until you see how one of the players has some unexpected fun with the president. >>> now to a major recall from blue bell creameries. the centers for disease control says it's now aware of ten listeria illnesses linked to the creamery over the last five years. yesterday, the company announced a voluntary recall of all its products. the blue bell plant and broken arrow, oklahoma was not producing ice cream today but instead, throwing everything out, there are three linked deaths in kansas. >> dedicated to making the best and highest quality ice cream we possibly could. and we're committed to fixing the problem. >> the company issued the recall after two samples of chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream tested positive. the recall includes ice cream, frozen yogurt frozen snacks distributed in some 23 states and overseas. 6:00. >> the hormel company says it will likely sell less turkeys this year because of a spreading bird

right now, 39 states have elected more women than pennsylvania. less than 18% of the state's legislature is women. compare that to new jersey where women make up 30% of the legislature. >> new jersey and pennsylvania for example, have pretty strong gate keepers. the parties play a pretty powerful role in who runs for office. >> reporter: inside pennsylvania's republican party headquarters, the walls are a reminder of a male-dominanted business. all of the state's 20 members of congress are men. >> as a woman, as a republican woman, do you feel like you're represented? >> i do. >> reporter: meagan sweeney is the republican party communications director. >> do you think that the republican party holds any responsibility for the number of women currently in elected office? >> i think each district has its own story, and -- >> reporter: does the state party have the ability to influence that story? >> i think that's what we're working on right now. >> reporter: state democrats had a different take. >> i don't think that women are given the same opport

mar pennsylvania. >> former pennsylvania governor, ed rendell; supporting clinton's presidential bid. rendell says clinton would be quota great leader. >> she wants to be president for all the right reasons. she has a vision for where she wants to take this country. i was extraordinarily impressed when she was in the senate with how she worked with republican conservatives senators, and got stuff done. >> rendell served as pennsylvania's governor from 2003 to 2011. he supported clinton during her last run for president back in 2008. campaign 2016 is just getting started. so make sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for coverage bag both on tv and on line at cbsphilly.com. robert menendez appeared on sunday morning talk show to speak out against the corruption charges he is facing. >> when all the facts are known, of course prosecutors take out snip its of story to make their case, we will have an opportunity in court to make the entire case and when all of the facts are known i know that i will be vindicated and we will win. >> the lawmaker from new jersey was indicted april 1st and is

(female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >>> phillies and red sox wrapping up tonight at citizens bank park david buchanan getting his first start of the season. the last night phillies picking up their first win of the season, jeff francoeur, who hit a three run home run for phillies. he spent most of last season with the el paso in triple a but he is thrilled to be back and making a difference. >> it is nice it has been a lot of hard work, you know, last year, i was telling a couple y'all it feels good to be backup here and getting these opportunities. you don't want to miss them when you get an opportunity. it is a lot of fun. >> jonathan papelbon came in and got a four out save. he he had has 107 saves, six away from being the team leader. he toll the boston globe before the game he doesn't feel like a philly and been a tough adjustment playing for fightins. after the game he did try to clarify his comments. >> i'm from baton rouge louisiana. that is where i feel like i'm from. that is where my roots are.

but many townships in pennsylvania do not have them. she says she is hopeful that the state legislature will pass house bill 300 making equality for all couples in pennsylvania law. reporting live in plymouth township, nbc 10 news. >> it was barely a decade ago that any state allowed gay and lesbian couples to marry. massachusetts was the first in 2004. now, 36 states allow it including pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. >>> overseas now, across nepal, hundreds of thousands are still living outside their homes without clean water or sanitation. and today, a cruel encore from mother nature. a heavy storm fell on nepal which made it more difficult for survivors of this weekend's deadly earthquake. the number of dead has climbed to 4,600. and nearly 1.5 million are in desperate need of food. >>> a dilemma about whether it's safe to go back home for citizens of nepal whose visas are expireing in the u.s. her mother was due to go back to nepal on may 3rd but they worried she'd be stranded somewhere with much of the nation in ruins. an im

(female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >>> breaking news tonight. for the first time the police dash cam video revealed. after that officer is charged with murder. the video shows the officer pulling over that car, a routine traffic stop. approaching the car. later, the man seen running. tonight, two major interviews. the witness who took this video, next. we ask, did they try to perform cpr? and the officer's mother right here tonight. tearfully defending her son's character. >>> also developing right now, several reported tornadoes. severe storms from texas to michigan and moving east. >>> when lightning strikes. yet another passenger plane hit. the hole in the nose of the plane. >>> and sandra bullock tonight. you will hear her chilling 911 calls. her accused stalker, in her home. she was hiding

. >> will philadelphia's finest or pennsylvania state police be the next to go. jan carabao joins us in center city with more, good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. well philadelphia mayor michael nutter says he does not intend on sending philadelphia a cops to baltimore. more in just a minute. the as you jersey state police already have feet on the ground including one hundred troopers and 50 other personnel. the these are photos posted to twitter overnight posted by new jersey state police and these troopers prior to patrol the streets of the baltimore. governor chris christie pledge his support after speaking with maryland's governor on monday. he said these troopers will be in baltimore for 72 hours at first. the a as some unrest continues pennsylvania state police have offered it assistance but has not yet been called upon. the request was made in pennsylvania and surrounding states to provide help and response to the state of emergency declared in the city. last time pennsylvania state police responded to such a request was when troopers w

it will ride the pennsylvania/new york state line. poconos this area here. slightliest chance of a shower. far western suburbs, lehigh valley increasing clouds after morning sun 20% chance for the lehigh valley. reading, 62. downingtown 63. pilots 62. the i-95 corridor, sunny and breezy, temperatures in time mid 60s for the jersey shore cooler thanks to the ocean breeze, 54 in atlantic city, sea isle city and cape may 56. >>> sports now wisconsin will take on duke in the final ncaa final. wisconsin took down undefeated kentucky last night. jeff skeverski has more on that and the phillies preparing for the new season. >> reporter: phillies manager ryan sandberg wanted to see his team play a little bit better after a disampous if i know he -- disasterrous finish in clearwater. phillies playing the final exhibition game against the pirates. chase will you utley batting 412 despite the ankle injury. buchanan looks great again he had better numbers than cole hamels in the spring. buchanan will be the third starter in the rotation and williams the 4th. sandberg ha

pennsylvania pennsylvania, new jersey delaware it is all good. we do however have construction on the pennsylvania pennsylvania turnpike westbound beyond delaware valley but right lane is block be mine full of the guys and girls in the hard hats. we have construction on the 42 freeway southbound and the right lane will be block until 5:00 a.m., in delays for mass transit, ukee. >>> anti islamic ads like this will be beginning running on side of septa buses to day. last month a judge ruled in favor of the new hampshire non-profit who paid to run the ads saying it is a first amendment right. the at love park in philadelphia leaders of all faiths came together to counter ads which they say are hateful. mayor nutter was among those who took part. our justin finch has a live report in the ads coming up in the the next half an hour. >>> former volunteer fire fighter is behind bars after holding fire fighters hostage in the montgomery county firehouse. police say paul jordan armed with the gun walked into the firehouse in elkins park yesterday morning.

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the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30 now works in philadelphia are calling for higher pay as part of a national minimum wage demonstration and also new a scathing report on the philadelphia va the startling findings that call for an immediate change and police video that police hope will solve a month's old crime. >>> and breaking news out of buck county this is buckingham township chopper 6 hd much closer now, you can see the tire fire burning here and brush is burning as well. the fire department was first called out just about 30 minutes ago, this is a tire fire burning in buckingham township dark thick, black smoke burning here now. chopper 6 hd will monitor there and we'll bring you updates here there is no reports of injuries. >>> now, the details, the nationwide call to action for a higher minimum

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> easter anticipate passover -- and passover this weekend, the weather is very nice. >> reporter: mother nature finally playing nice. very windy though, hold on to your hats, lots of sunshine. 56 degrees is the forecasted high. it will feel like the mid to upper 40s. not good for an easter egg hunt. >> reporter: sun and clouds, easter sunday, breezy, 62 degrees, overall it looks nice. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast here's where things will change alicia. monday looks good, sun and clouds 70 degrees. tuesday, wednesday thursday, have you ever been to seattle. rain every single day cool temperatures. >> looks miserable on the seven day. three good ones and three balanced ones and one good one. >> after that one good one this is what i would like to see carrying on, a nice stretch of 7s. >> reporter: i think cruel get that the pattern is finally changing. >>> jack hanna's "wild countdown is next. the philadelphia dance company is back in town and

(female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >> happening now on "action news," the speculation is over, hillary clinton's second run for the white house is officially underway. >> police are waiting to charge this philadelphia mother who is accused of deserting her disabled son in the woods. >> one suspect of a jewelry store work is due in court while the search for the others goes on. >> let's go weather and traffic with david and karen, good morning. >> reporter: it's going to be a great day, right now we have cloud cover sweeping through but it's high and thin enough that the sun will work through the clouds. sprinkles and showers are falling apart out to the west. we'll call it partly sunny today. couple of spots registering temperatures this is the upper 30s, it's chilly with light to calm winds across the region early on. as you catch the bus it's going to be on the cool side. we start at 42, but we go up close to 50 by 8:00 a.m. that jump in temperatures will continue the rest of the way today, welcome bac

that's the 50-year-old boy from pennsylvania stuck at the top of a tree. how he got there. and how he managed to get back on solid ground. >>> and giving back to the garden state, rock star jon bon jovi hasn't forgotten his roots. how he plans to help people affected by hurricane sandy. >>> jon bon jovi plans to open an anti-hunger center. stands for bringing everyone altogether will be a one-stop facility for those needing food stamps, health care meals and culinary job training that will open later this year in toms river. the center will have the second a community restaurant where diners can either make a donation or do volunteer work for meals. first one opened in 2011 in red bank. >> so nice to give back. >> i know. he does a lot of that. >> sure does. >> well for months we've been telling you about the violent crime epidemic in wilmington. >> tonight, the delaware city got a much awaited report. tim? >> yeah, jacqueline a long list of recommendations from the consultant right here. waste management things like that, more boots on the ground lots of stuff. i'll explai

. >> we have sue serio in reading pennsylvania. hey, sue. >> i have apologize for that 70 degrees i predicted during "good day philadelphia" this morning. it never happened. >> we had the low clouds. we had the fog. drizzle but warmer air is moving in. i mean it's 66 degrees right now believe it or not in atlantic city. so we're getting there. 70s in sussex county, delaware. >> somebody got 70 any way. but we're happy the rain stopped. we are here at the home of the fightin' phils in reading pennsylvania. and you know what, mascot is here too. screw ball is here. in the house. >> welcome to reading. how is it going. >> all right. >> it's cold out here. i need a hug. >> oh, thank you. >> we'll have a lot about the weather -- >> forecast for a great weekend. >> we'll much more about that weather coming up. hash tag fox 29 spring fling. temperatures will be in the 50s in reading pennsylvania are for the remainder of the evening. we'll have much more on that forecast coming up. but, of course, you know, the weekend is going to be looki

we have more in central pennsylvania. a lot of moisture along the gulf coast, including severe weather. there's plenty of it in texas yesterday. but, the nor'easter is going to originate down here along the gulf coast. now, all those clouds not producing much rain but practically every reporting station is reporting overcast conditions except for dover right now. there's that storm developing along the gulf coast over the next couple of days. it starts to come toward north carolina. now, these things usually very often, come up the coast. but there's kind of a blocking pattern high up in the atmosphere that is going to be fighting this. and so the trend is for the storm to move more out to sea and just on the northern edge of this thing. so that's the story of most of the models today. and it will not take much of a change in the track to bring that rain up here and there are some models that suggest that. that's something we're going to be having to watch over the next couple of days. 46 for a low in philadelphia. tomorr

the gentleman from pennsylvania. also reserves. the gentleman from indiana. . >> i want to thank my colleague from pennsylvania and i yield back. mr. carson: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 1690. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 172. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: house calendar number 25 h.r. 172, a bill to designate the united states courthouse located at 501 east court street in jackson, mississippi, as the r. gentlemen's brown united states courthouse -- jess brown united states courthouse. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman fro