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so, who are these pacifist that we find in pennsylvania? quakers, for example, they are one of the more common groups that had pacifist convictions. of course, william penn is a significant figure for the founding of pennsylvania and he himself was a quaker. they were uniform category of individuals. they were not necessarily all on the same page. it came to often time they are called the cluster groups called the peace churches. others were not committed to those in a rigid way. so, many would make of the german population we have talked about stopped like anabaptist groups stop this'll go back to some of them, anyway. the amish are another anabaptist group that are committed to nonviolence. then, the moravians, the members of the groups that were arrested in easton that i mentioned. they have various streams within their origins in germany, both in german-speaking areas lutheran protestantism, in the area of moray via which is part of the czech republic. so, they would be exhibiting sample as well. then other smaller groups, which called

it's a pennsylvania tag plate. virginia bruener's son found her body inside her mount airy home yesterday morning. police say her killer bludgeoned her in her bed and slashed her throat. detectives are checking to see if anything is missing from the home. >> it's very upsetting to see even in the safest neighborhoods that something like this can happen. >> it's just terrible. a defenseless 85-year-old woman. >> this morning, bruener's son is helping police with the investigation. if you happen to know anything or spot the missing car, you're asked to call police. it's a toyota corolla and the pennsylvania tag plate is pd-1402x. we'll continue to follow developments in this case monitor it and we'll bring you information as we get it. live in the digital operations center, vai sikahema, nbc 10. >>> today philadelphia mater michael nutter will announce the members of the commission on universal prekindergarten following their first meeting at city hall. their focus is on pre-k funding. education advocates say only ab

we see that in 18th-century pennsylvania as well. finally, some peace churches have been hesitant to become very and politics. involvement in politics is by association involvement in the military efforts within those governments. there is implicit involvement. all of that to say this is an issue that has a long history. i will say for many of the peace church traditions particularly , anabaptists, they find that they were involved in the political process in pennsylvania. i will come back to this point at the end. given all of their hesitations about wars and violence and government and the military, they still were very active. they were engaged with local officials and candidates, they are running for office. we find mennonite pastor's recommending certain candidate to members of the churches. they were very engaged in the political process. many of them actually held office as well. they were not completely engaged. -- disengaged. let me move on in our outline which is what i'm calling the violent context of colonial america. thi

you can see most of the activity is in the pennsylvania counties. it is mostly this evening, after 6:00 or 7:00 and any of these areas in red could potentially have thunderstorms that would produce damaging winds. there's 10:00 and now we're getting closer and closer to southeastern pennsylvania. we will continue to update this and go hour by hour through the night in just a few minutes. when we're not on the air, get storm updates by following me on twitter. i will be posting tweets with updated storm forecasts all night long. >>> in the meantime to other news. nbc 10 has some new developments this afternoon in the weekend hit and run of a south jersey teenager. sky force 10 over the vehicle believed to be the one that hit the boy. 17-year-old kyle pszenny is in critical condition. he's a football player from sale im m county. >> rosemary connors is live where the hit and run happened. finding that car today is a big step forward in the investigation. >> reporter: it is. it is. we want to show you what's happening right now. if you can turn around

i'll pennsylvania. this room was pennsylvania's legislature. pennsylvania decides to write a constitution that is so radical for its day that they basically get rid of the position of governor. they are not going to have a chief executive for pennsylvania anymore. they are going to have a fairly democratically run one house legislature as opposed to the standard two houses that most states are going to use. so, pennsylvania has got a very different set up. it proves to be too radical to work. so, 1776, as a venue constitution will last 14 years. they have to redo it and go to the governor and two houses of legislature set up. but this is the idea in 1776 each state is going to start itself over. now, the problem is, being different, and one of my colleagues love to talk about that today, we still have different -- speed limits and some of the little rules for driving are going to be different. so we do still have some of those vestiges there, but the problem was in the early days they kind of manifested themselves in ways that threatens what so

i want to thank my good friend from pennsylvania. -- from pennsylvania. mr. chairman, last week i had an opportunity to sit down with sophie weiss, an inspiring young girl from illinois. in many ways she's a very normal girl who enjoys spending her days playing with her sisters but she also suffering from a severe form of epilepsy that does not allow her to respond to the traditional medication. because of this, she suffers through upwards of 200 seizures each and every day. mr. chairman, she can't read, she's 9 years old. her 6-year-old sister reads to her. she can't do this because she blacks out and she seizes. hundreds of times each and every day. unfortunately, sophie's story is not unique and there are girls just like sophie in every state new york every district across our country. mr. chairman, we've already found life-saving seizure relief for some families. in illinois, c.b.d. oil is legal and is shown to drastically reduce the frequency of seizures but because of antiquated laws and federal bureaucracy this relief is unavailable to many. over and o

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. >> breaks now on "action news," two pennsylvania state troopers are injured in a police chase through multiple counties. >> developing overnight a natural gas line bursts rocking a tiny town in texas the massive fireball can be seen 20 miles away. >>> accuweather is calling for a steamy and stormy day keep umbrellas handy. >> good morning david is off is here along with -- karen is here along with matt. >> reporter: it's steamy and muggy, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have rain moving through the area. heavy rain in cape may and atlantic city. we have more rain forming south of wilmington right now and through parts of delaware county and chester county you're getting particularly wet. this is approaching philadelphia. so be careful as you're heading out with the high humidity we have good downpours with the storms, 75 degrees currently if philadelphia. feels awful out here it's warm and humid, 73 in allentown, 73 in millville. fog is an issue, as well. 1.5-mile visibility in trenton. 3-miles at philadelphia international and we have delays forming. 2.5 in wilmington and

central pennsylvania western pennsylvania, it's a fairly large area not a huge storm. it's certainly nothing like we saw a couple of days ago but it is going to provide some showers overnight and the heaviest of it is going to be in delaware and extreme south jersey. going to be a wet night at the jersey shore. then as we go into tomorrow we've got more clouds than sun, but just a few showers around. you can see they're generally smaller, lighter than what we're seeing tonight. generally coming from north to south. then on saturday everything coming in from the west. that's a much bigger storm. so we have the east wind to start with which is going to keep us cool and then here comes the low pressure center the storm itself and this particularly model brings the rain in during the morning. some holds it off until afternoon. so early in the day saturday is your best chance for any kind of dry weather saturday because later saturday and saturday night, here comes this thing right on top of us and we are going to get nailed. there's going to be a lot of rain, maybe one to

a tractor-trailer fire has shut down part of the pennsylvania turnpike. jesse gary is live at the scene. >> reporter: right now they're pulling out the wreckage of the tractor-trailer there off in the distance with that red industrial sized tow truck. we'll have an update on this work before we get back from our break. >>> and i'm tracking moisture from tropical depression bill heading our way. it is going to affect your weekend. i'll let you know exactly what to expect coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. ♪ take me in, into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ yeah! yeah. so, that's our loyalty program. you're automatically enrolled. and the longer you stay, the more rewards you get. great. oh! ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ ♪ won't let nobody hurt you ♪ isn't there a simpler way to explain the loyalty program? yes. standing by you from day one. now, that's progressive. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except th

and but it - because the threshold doesn't apply to pennsylvania it would be nice to not approve that additional have them come back for 10 unit to be convert i mean. >> hundred and (laughter). >> yeah, we'll continue it and especially, if there's 6 more units. >> there's only appear to be 4 out of compliance with that building that would be 8 total of they were to legalize the four we couldn't find of the licenses their. >> they have the option to convert them all. >> yeah. absolutely. >> that's a little bit troubling you get out. >> one of the things to note the fees are greater than the time those projects were approved we had residential allowed at those locations much less to occur. >> but the rents are higher too. >> and those knows are not subject to rent control. >> that one troubltz me on the pennsylvania property but i agree on the brian deposit street. >> commissioner richards. >> sir the four units on pennsylvania because the commissioner hillis point what kind of fees subject to the conversion. >> for both properties the two basic impact fees that are established the east

all lanes temporarily blocked on the eastbound pennsylvania turnpike. you want to bail at willow grove, sick 11, and then use one of the local roads like maybe street road, county line road even 63 to work your way over to route one and then you can get up to the bensalem interchange, get back on the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike. on the big picture we had a downed tree overnight that closed the lincoln drive by gypsy lane. that's out of the way. things look fine on the boulevard and the schuylkill and the vine street expressway reopened. it was closed overnight by 76 for construction. everything is reopened and ready for you now. and overnight construction on 95 in south philadelphia has also cleared. just a little bit of traffic at this point just north of the walt whitman bridge. during the midday 9:00 until 3:00 watch out for southbound restrictions between broad street and 420 but right now the lanes are opened and ready for you. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> this is new this morning. a trio of armed robbers made it a painful nigh

thunderstorms moving through southwestern pennsylvania into central pennsylvania greenfield is seeing the lightning with the heavy downpours. that's what we'll see in some areas this afternoon. clouds in philadelphia will still be in place. filtered sunshine, thicker with a chance of scattered shoáq)s for allentown an reading. as we go into the later morning hours, heavy uppours for lancaster, berks county and into the pocono mountains that thrill will be in pennsylvania for the most part at 2:00 this afternoon. while there's a chance of a shower or thunderstorm in south jersey and delaware it's less likely today. we'll be watching the skies closely for the storms this afternoon. otherwise, partly sunny skies, into the 80s today. warmer weather, a little bit warmer tomorrow and a bit more humid, too. you'll feel the difference, 87 degrees. chance of storms early on wednesday and then more showers and thunderstorms possible thursday and friday. but the showers now out of the picture for the most part for the weekend. looks like clouds and sunshine for saturday the fourth of july. 87 d

the rest of it is pretty much in pennsylvania. we issued a first alert this morning because of what is going to happen later today and tonight. tracking those storms moving pretty quickly to the east and even a chance of a couple of tornadoes, that's why there's a tornado watch instead of a severe thunderstorm watch. the risk of heavy rain and localized flooding is still there because some of these storms have moved right across the same path. there's a lot of lightning with the storms. there is likely to be damaging wind and also some hail and the possibility of one or two tornadoes. around philadelphia now, it's looking pretty nice. it is warm it is humid and that will continue. 84 degrees, winds south at 17 miles an hour, eight degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. we are already 84 in allentown so there's heat and there's humidity feeding into those storms. of course, the south wind is keeping the shore areas kind of cool. you can see where the wind is coming straight off the ocean out there. it's gusty, 30 miles an

making trip from pennsylvania into new jersey or new jersey into pennsylvania, using ben franklin bridge in delays in either direction. all of our bridges are moving just as easily as ben. we have a lot of good news. as we continue maybe catching a flight out of town or picking up someone at the airport thinks i-95 outside phl in, delays at airport or i-95. happy to know even in south philadelphia we are looking good on i-95. i will say that we are starting to feel a little bit of the rumbling of the rush hour on i-95 southbound at girard and will only get bigger from there. we have in bound delays due to amtrak work for wilmington

we were watching the situation on the pennsylvania turnpike. the multi vehicle accident eastbound past willow grove that is now gone. speeds back up into the 60's so cross that one off the list. things looking better there. but in hatboro we have that crash now along byberry road at south new street. on the big picture on the schuylkill expressway it's a normal morning with speeds like 17 miles per hour westbound there as you travel past city avenue. we've got robert plant in concert at the mann music center tonight and the phils are back in town so going aba busy evening on the roads as well. and 95 southbound of course busy with speeds like 11 miles per hour there by the betsy ross bridge. building volume on 95 northbound here in delaware county and if you exit for the blue route northbound, 476 you're going to see a different pattern on that off ramp this morning. they worked there overnight to kind of reconfigure things a little bit. if you're out and about in pennsauken left lane still out of commission both ways on 130 at cove road by the

use business 30 lincoln highway or 322 or the pennsylvania turnpike. expect low vibts -- visibility and wet conditions. we have fire locations to watch out for in lower salford skippack creek road is closed. castle road gets you around that there's a fire in skippack. new construction against today in new castle county closing milltown road by john dick -- dixon high school. mill torn road will closed from 7:00 a.m. to mid august. stick with kirkwood highway and lime stone road to get around the blockage. camden county not too wet expect extra traffic as people come come back from the beach. we talked about a crash along the crash on the black horse pike in folsom called state police they said it is minor and out of the way. >> two guys were caught on camera robbing a metro cell phone store and set it on fire. the bandit drops down and looks afternoon and climbs back in the hole in the roof. 20 minutes later a second guy drops in, this guy begins stuffing the bag with cell phone. they douse the store with gasoline and set it ablaze. >> new on "action n

note thinks line of storms in western pennsylvania, and through central pennsylvania, you cannot rule out any storm activity overnight tonight even a few showers and pop up thunderstorm may be around the area. worst of it is probably over but as far as tornado warnings are concerned but heavier of the rain right new coming down for poconos and portions of south jersey. you can seashore is staying out of it. everything is stable down the shore. that is keeping these storms from developing down there. heavier of the rain is over poconos where new flash flood warnings have been issued. tobyhanna, lehighton, right along the turnpike there we have slow downs with that very heavy rain, that is following with any of these storms. continuing to track this cell. this is moving in southern delaware and cloud blow off is reaching the jersey shore right now. look at that lightening, very frequent lightening, i will watch this one in case it does turn severe moving through delaware and into portions of southern new jersey as we go through next several hours. i want to show you flash flood warnings

she said she was in north carolina the day of the disappearance in pennsylvania and had witnesses to prove it. >> thanks for your time. >> i think she gave us something like four or five alibis as to where she was at. one, she was at a private club. one, she was out buying feed for horses. one, she was at a tanning salon. >> but andrew katrinak had another surprise for investigators. he remembered that patricia rorrer called his home just three days before his wife and son disappeared. joanne answered the phone and when patricia rorrer identified herself, the two argued. >> look, andy has told you to stop calling her. we have a baby now. we're happy together. just leave us alone. stop calling here! >> patricia rorrer denied making that call and her home telephone records confirmed her story. with brunette hair, an alibi and no evidence she called the katrinaks' home, investigators feared they had hit a dead end. >>> investigators wanted to know as accurately as possible when joanne and alex katrinak were killed. although the bodies were discovered four months after they disappeared,

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> welcome back, heavy rain left a car dealership almost under water in missouri, water rose in other parts of the community. everyone is doing fine. the town had just celebrated its cleanup from another storm. can you just imagine. poor people. >> no fun there. >> reporter: heavy rain down there over the last couple of days. >> reporter: today we're getting a break. yesterday was steamy, today will be hot. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing after a couple of overnight sprinkles and showers we're done w rain. we look outside we're looking at tranquil conditions, it might be humidity as we look at adventure aquarium on sky of. the humidity will drop. it will be hot but better. 77 winds out of the northwest at 9, breezy. there's overnight showers and rumble of thunder in spots but in any event that's gone, a fbi is pushing to the south and lowering the humidity, the temperature won't be that much different today but better quality air coming in from the

for the associated proposed project on brandon street located in the are rhd zoning as well as 208 pennsylvania in the 40 heightened district is it includes a establishment such legalization of new dwelling units at 530 to pennsylvania avenue open brandon street legal lisz 10 dwelling units and work unit anothers brandon street the legalization of 9 units and dwelling units on brandon street the legalization of 7 unit with 34 work unit and 80208 pennsylvania the dwelling units with work unit and 4 dwelling units. >> none of the proposals are for the physical expansion of the building nephew to date we've received limited option and a opposition and group classification whether or not the project will result in evictions the drefr has a number of issues some of which are the lacks of due diligence by the owner and public discretion not locate within a residential district not subject to the guidelines the department finds the project p is in compliance compliance with the project will establish new dwelling units with the dwelling unit impact fees with the eastern neighborhoods impact fees and t

pennsylvania, westchester, appomattox. they have been kind of special. knowing that it was 150 years ago that it happened. this is my hobby and i love history and it is one way of showing a little bit of respect to our ancestors that went before. it's not even close to doing what they did but at least trying to give a little impression of them. >> march! >> can you tell me your name? >> my name is michael and i'm from new york city. i have been traveling since 2011 photographing the world's battlefields throughout the country and photographing syscon tenniel reenactments -- sesquicentennial reenactments. trying to bring more to the subject. >> why pinhole? >> there is no lens on this camera, so it creates these blurry, soft focus images and lens some imagining to this period in the pictures i have been taking. if you look at the pictures you cannot tell what century that you are in. that is one of the things that i wanted to play with and this whole idea of the civil war landscape that is still alive and well. they have been protected for 100 something y

pennsylvania turnpike at 5:00 a.m. police say the driver lost control which caused the big rig to overturn and land in the are a recent. it caught on fire. the driver was not hurt in the crash, no word on what caused the driver to lose control. >>> one person was injured in a crash on the roosevelt boulevard that also damaged a fire truck. it all began when a car and motorcycle childed in -- collided in the southbound lanes of the boulevard near the ridge avenue exit at 3:00 a.m. a fire truck that responded positioned itself sideways to protect crews on the scene. the tractor-trailer was not able to stop in time and hit the side of the fire truck. nobody was hurt. the passenger in the initial crash was taken to temple university hospital with minor injuries. >>> businesses along fox street and roberts avenue in hunting park are struggling to get back to normal after a water main break sent water flooding into their stores. the main ruptured thursday after sending customers and workers running for higher grounds. some s

sown maryland is in the clear now, but it's this activity in pennsylvania, from ohio into pennsylvania. look at all the lightning. a few minutes ago i checked. 450 lightning strikes in 10 minutes in southwestern pennsylvania. that's a lot of lightning. this is moving just south and east. you can seat trying to sink. it's been awfully close toward the border there and allegheny county. so hagerstown, we will watch, and you may see some new activity develop. light showers near romney. areas north of town overnight, certainly have the threat for some lightning or thunder with those showers. 81, that's the current temperature. feels like 87. dew point 75. this is like being down on the gulf coast, houston, new orleans in the summertime when you get it this sticky outside. so it is really oppressive. and light winds. not a lot of help from mother nature. 8 1, upper 70s in the basement some of these water temperatures, it's been so warm we're already pushing near 80 degrees in the bay. upper 70s at leesburg. the cool spot culpeper, 79. it has cooled down because they had seen some storms. no

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pennsylvania has largely been untouched at this point. as we can see from the map, one of the great ironies when these two forces meet up with one another, the southern of approach from the north and the north from the south. gettysburg was a very enterprising, bustling little town. and as far as 19th-century goes, it was fairly progressive compared to others. it had a college, a lutheran seminary and two female academies which was rare for a relatively rural community. what is really going forth is the road system that builds up here. 10 major roads that intersect. in the years leading up to the war, these roads brought prosperity and travelers. in july of 1863 instead of bringing prosperity, it will bring a war. up until this point, it seemed everything had been going well for gettysburg. they had new infrastructure and all of these educational aspects and the railroad come in. it is only one of two railways coming through gettysburg. the other one is more secretive. i am speaking of the underground railroad. as one of my colleagues lik

hester. >> hi my name is josie live in pennsylvania i'm live almost 14 years and i'm poor my kids grew up in the place but now the problem they all own it and they have to - we have to pay they have a grant in the begin i've - the new owners have to do what they have to do they have to do but we'll ask of them if it possible to live in the same place i can't afford in san francisco it is too hard to live and it's hard to live in places and safeties it is the area is nice for my family i tried to attend all the meetings and say please if possible we still live in the same place and don't raise my rent that's all thanks. >> hi my name is jan i live in one of the units that i'm a little bit confused i need clarification perhaps from ethics the last meager we were attend from what i recall a couple units that were able to be legalized and two, that were not wore living in a unit that sponsorship were not able to legalize we've been long term tenants and when we rented we represented with the old owners and we didn't know the units were not illegal until two years auditors we understand tha

this is route one close to pennsylvania avenue. light traffic. it's moving fine. but let's cross the river and you want to stick with route one instead of 206 this morning if you're traveling through princeton. the northbound lanes are blocked near mountain avenue because of a water main break and if you're headed northbound on the new jersey turnpike in the same neck of the woods, watch out, there's a crash in the truck lanes northbound near 8a for jamesburg taking out the two right lanes. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> another steamy and stormy day awaits. pennsylvania's big of the school district already decided to throw in the towel when it comes to classes this afternoon. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at rocks borough high school with that story. >> reporter: matt another hot one today. students here at roxborough high school are among those heading home early. if today happens to be your graduation day you're going to want to check to see if this early dismissal affects your ceremony. it's an early dismissal for all school district of philade

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scott martin, a county commissioner from lancaster county pennsylvania, formerly chair of that commission and active of the statewide association of county commissioners, outstanding commissioner who i'm very pleased could travel down from pennsylvania to be with us today. thank you, mr. chairman. >> once again i want to thank all of you. we really look forward to your testimony, and i'm sorry that there was such a delay in your testifying. we had to reschedule a little bit. mr. dolzer, i think you came the longest distance, from bonn, germany, and you were in the german parliament at the time and you're a professor at the university in bonn. so we genuinely appreciate you making this effort. i'm going to recognize you to start off with for five minutes. then after everyone has concluded, we'll have some questions for some of you. so mr. dolzer, you're recognized

down pennsylvania avenue. however, in that particular prayed the united states colored troops were not allowed to march in the victory parade, so what we're doing today is we're correcting that oversight and the uscts will march in victory today down pennsylvania avenue. we've been planning this for about 18 months. and trying to get, reach out all across the country to get participants. i think we'll have over 1500 people today that includes not only soldiers but descendants of some of the soldiers also are going to march today. >> my name is lisa grandbury. i'm from tennessee, a small town about 25 miles east of memphis. today i'm here to honor my great-great grandfather. he was fromton. so he enlisted in the u.s. colored troops regiment in 1863. >> could you tell us a little bit about your ancestor what you know? >> what i know about him. he mustered in 1863 in tennessee, and he mustered out 1866. he was with the fifth and ninth regiment and in the battle of bryce's crossroads and had expeditions in mississ

moving back into pennsylvania i have good news. along the schuylkill expressway westbound there was a multivehicle accident. that has since cleared. your drive times have cleared westbound between the vine street expressway and new jersey turnpike it's going to take about 20 minutes, tracy. >>> happening today, the archbishop will join 100 adults for what is being called a chat with dechaput. they are halfway to reaching the volunteer sign up for the world meeting. the event requires 10,000 volunteers as of yesterday, they have more than 6100 signed up. nbc10 has extensive coverage to be prepared for the pope's visit this fall. be sure to download the nbc10 news app. >>> a police dash cam is rolling when a car burst into flames with a suspect inside. >> yeah is this video that you might find disturbing. we'll tell what you officers say this man had in and that may have sparked this fire. >>> and on the move we're following the operation to transport an entire house. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico

right now medical marijuana is illegal in pennsylvania but state lawmakers are currently considering a bill to change that. >>> later on today, the u.s. supreme court could announce its decision on same-sex marriage. the justices could issue a ruling on two questions, first whether states can ban gay marriages altogether and second if a gay couple is legally married in one state, should other states be forced to recognize that marriage? the announcement from the high court could come down today or monday. >>> yesterday, the supreme court handed a victory to president obama and his affordable care act in a 6-3 vote, the justices upheld a key provision of the law that preserves health insurance for millions of americans. they ruled nearly 9 million americans can keep receiving federal money, federal subsidies to help pay for their health care. this goes for the 22 states that never set up separate exchanges, including pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. the president says the court's decision was a victory for all americans. >> five years in this is no longer about a law. this is no

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the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. fattah: i rise to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. fattah: i yield to the gentleman from new york. i want to say something, the point i made was that this restriction on armor piercing bullets did not come from this administration, even though some suggest that this is president obama's effort. this dates back to a different period of time when we had a republican president. and it was put into place to protect law enforcement because, you know, the children who have been unfortunate victims of gunshots in their schools or in movie theaters and where we have mass shootings, they haven't been wearing bulletproof vests. they are used by our law enforcement officials. and there was a concern to make sure they could be protected while they were out protecting us right? so i just want to be clear as we go forward what we're doing here so that everybody who takes an action on this and however they may vote understands that they're voting to

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> reporter: it's friday! suburban traffic report, let's gets you out the dwoor. this is the ramp ramp i-95 476 northbound are we're clear and dry no construction going on in this area. in delaware county we're looking good. you want to take you to bucks county though, we have this downed tree on river road. they have shut it down old ferry road and point pleasant pike. in bucks county we have a railroad gate stuck in the down position railroad road at township line road. that could cause you an issue. as we go to the commuter traffic report. people are talking about the pothole. 68 in allentown it's warm already in the 70s in millville. we have another day where we've got a shot at tieing the record 95 degrees, it's hot and humid with spotty thunderstorms later on. you'll be turning up the ac in the car later erin. >> but it's friday. thanks karen. >> reporter: cell phone video shows the moments a pick up truck fell 6 stories on a busy new orleans street. v

this was sent in from aston pennsylvania you can see the flooding the floodwaters are halfway up to the mailbox, you want to be careful, we have reports of flooding in aston and the flood advisory is posted for chester county and delaware county and newcastle county through philadelphia berks county and montgomery county and low high valley in and i always say turn around don't drown, everybody wants to get home but don't drive-thru flooded waters, millville 80 and dover 84 degrees it was warm and humid and what is really helping to fuel the storms double scan live showing what is going on a warm front moving through and still a cold front to the west and that cold front is rolling through in the wee hours of the morning, future tracker showing at 9:00 still scattered showers by 8:00, some thunderstorms not severe and tomorrow is looking brought brighter and 8:00 and a few scattered showers and not a repeat performance for today we need quiet weather, the five-day at 5:00 showing tomorrow a morning shower to afternoon sunshine, the high is 87 degrees, it will be another humid day and on

pennsylvania. >>> summer officially arrives tomorrow but will the week be a washout. let's get to the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. and you're saying not totally a washout? >> reporter: i didn't know where you were going with that. i'm always paying attention. let's go live on sky 6. it's very muggy around the delaware valley. uncomfortable start high humidity levels and patchy haze and showers around across the area. temperature-wise we're sitting at 74, millville 75. sea isle, 75. up to the north the humidity levels are moving in like this and about as far as the pennsylvania turnpike. from that point south uncomfortable. from that point north comfortable. no humidity in the poconos. we're seeing showers holding on across portions of south jersey and the mouth of delaware bay. what we're watching is this guy right here, the remnants. bill that's been over land for three days, we continue to see a well-defined center of circulation. it's holding together nicely and should move into our neck of the woods overnight tonigh

real quickly, peco they're telling us in pennsylvania the majority of the outages are in chester and delaware county. the majority of that power service will be on by tonight. and then everyone should have power, hopefully, by sunday. this struggle still continues in our area. live in greenwich township gloucester county, matt delucia nbc 10 news. >>> now to breaking news out of france. one person is dead and another under arrest after an attack at a gas company in grenoble in the southeastern part of the country. french media is reporting that a car burst through a security barrier and caused an explosion at that gas company. there are also reports that the victim the person who died was decapitated. we'll continue to track this story and bring you new information as soon as we get it. >>> new from overnight in our area investigators will be looking for the cause of this house fire in philadelphia. nbc 10 was on yellen street in nicetown where that fire broke out just after 11:00 last night. crews extinguished the flames in less than an hour. there are no reports of anyone hurt but

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we're already tracking them in central pennsylvania. light scattered showers but there are some thunderstorms in southwestern pennsylvania. that's a possibility. go into the afternoon hours. 10:00 this morning, 79 degrees in philadelphia. you can still see mostly cloudy skies. a spotty shower in the lehigh valley is possible at that hour. more likely we'll get stronger storms as we head into the noontime hour, reading and lancaster heading towards allentown and doylestown that's 3:00 in the afternoon. a spotty shower in south jersey and delaware. the heavy weather is more likely to stay farther to the north. allentown could see heavy weather at 6:00 this evening. there's just a chance of a shower in the philadelphia area. showers and thunderstorms into the pocono mountains, keeping temperatures in the low 70s today. 79 for reading. high of 83 for allentown and quakertown, into the 80s for doylestown, trenton and mt. holly. the shore should stay dry with sunshine, 81 in rehoboth 85 in vineland. we'll be watching for scattered showers and