the pilot lives in pennsylvania. the airline has not identified him. >>> we have information about what caused a carbon monoxide scare. bara's restaurant and lounge yesterday morning, they found a high level of carbon monoxide. pgw says a faulty heater appears to have caused the problem. the building was evacuated and no one was hurt. >>> a philadelphia brewing company is tapping into the presidential race with anti-trump beers. they released the first in the friends don't let friends vote drunk series. the name drump was inspired with john oliver. the beer is bitter and delusional with an airy, light colored head. >>> three minutes before 5:00. 46 degrees outside. today, we find out what is new for phillies fans this season. here is a live look at citizens bank park. we are two weeks away from the home opener. before they take on the padres, there's work to be done at the ballpark. nbc 10 will be there for a preview of what's new in food, fashion and fans at citizens bank park. nbc 10 has you covered for the home op

roth pus of pennsylvania. -- mr. rothfus of pennsylvania. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rothfus: i rise in support of the sense act. the sense act is a vitally important effort that i have championed in various forms for my nearly three years in congress. this bill recognizes the overwhelming success of the it energy and making healthier and cleaner places to live. coal refuses will close and their mediation efforts will end. contrary to the claims of this sense act is a pro-environment bill. as many of you know, the coal industry has been an important part of the economy in pennsylvania for many generations. historic mining activity unfortunately left behind large piles of coal refuse. this is mixed with rock and dirt. for a long time we didn't have the technology to use this material, so it accumulated in large piles in cities and towns, close to schools and neighborhoods, and in fields across the countryside. this has led to a number of environmental problems that diminished the quality of life for many people in the surrounding areas. eventually take and wildlife

pennsylvania, the clock is ticking. if you want to register in pennsylvania, you need to be at least 18 years old, a u.s. citizen and a resident of the state you are in for at least a month prior to that election. it's too late to register by mail because today is the deadline. you can do it online or in person. head to the nbc 10 app or nbc10.com for a link to the state website with the voter registration information. how are the polls looking right now in pennsylvania? the latest numbers from franklin to marshall, clinton 55% with sanders 28%. for the republicans, trump is leading with 35%, kasich 20% and cruz in third with 18%. a little less than a month to go for pennsylvania and delaware. both hold their primary elections on april 26th. new jersey voters, later on, they head to the polls an june 7. if you live in delaware or new jersey, you have time to register. delaware's deadline is coming up quickly, it's on saturday. in new jersey, may 17th is the deadline. coming up at 6:00, i am looking at whether or not the

haywood in pennsylvania. he nominated six other judges around the country, many of them in texas and other places, to begin the process so that ultimately we can get some people who are gonna be ready, prepared, and supported to serve on the supreme court that represent the diversity of our country. >> we'll have to leave it at that. we're gonna take a break. "inside story" continues right after this. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged into the city, powered by the world. temple.edu/takecharge. ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story." just this week, supreme court justice michael eakin stepped down from the high court as part of the porngate investigation and scandal. it's now taken two supreme court justices off the bench, a real important twist in this case, and, jan, you're a law professor. tell me what you make of it. i mean, at the beginning, the criticism by his own colleagues, even the board of review was tha

it's moving into pennsylvania, western pennsylvania, starting to dry out. that line moves through us later this morning and early this afternoon. that will be the end of the rain. then, we have to deal with the wind. the future wind shows 1:00 this afternoon, the wind starting to pick up in lancaster, delaware and south jersey. watch the wind take off during the late afternoon, evening commute. gusty winds at 22 miles an hour, steady at 22 with gusts as high as 40 miles an hour. so, the forecast calling for changes during the day. rain to starlet with and then with clearing this afternoon near 60 degrees for allentown, redding and quakertown. a windy afternoon for the shore. 65 degrees for atlantic city. the rain is done this afternoon in vineland and dover. a few scattered showers, steady rain for philadelphia. the rain shuts off, that's when we see the temperatures pop into the 60s. there is warmer weather ahead. also, much chillier weather, too. we have the details and timing of the seven day forecast. we are back in ten minutes. >> all right, bill, than

. >>> right now at 5:00 a spotlight move to pennsylvania. ohio governor john kasich is not giving up the fight to become our next president. he's hoping pennsylvania could offer the shift in mow moan tim he needs to win. >> he campaigned in suburban philadelphia today. more than a month before pennsylvania's republican primary. this offering a hint at the strategy he'll use to he hopes pull off a huge upset and gain the gop nomination this summer. math is daunting businessman donald trump leading the delegate count and texas senator ted cruz in second place. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. what must say kick a distant third in delegates do to capture his party's bid. bruce gordon joins us in studio. >> let's be very brunt. kasich in his tomorrow state of ohio kept him alive politically with no mathematical chance of gaining enough delegates to win the nomination on first ballot and he meaning kasich must choose his battles. picking up just enough delegates to stop trump from wrapping up the nomination on that initial vote. >

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sanders trails clinton, in polls of likely pennsylvania voters. >>> and voters in pennsylvania and delaware will head to the polls coming up on april 26 as we said, new jersey doesn't hold its primary until june 7. and for complete decision 2016 coverage, including a list of upcoming primaries and information on each of the candidates, just tap the nbc 10 app. >>> all new at 6:00, nbc 10 is live in the lone star state for villanova's march to victory. our team of reporters took off from philadelphia international airport today, touched down in the last two hours, in houston, texas. and look at that. that's where keith jones is joining us live. keith, you were surrounded no doubt by nova nation on the flight down to houston i bet. >> reporter: hey, jim. a ton of people from villanova. a lot of syracuse fans too but we landed about 90 minutes ago. we hustled down here and stopped on the side of the road to make sure we could say hello to you. look at this place we stopped at. a fine tex-mex, representation of the houston astros on the rooftop. a walk with me a little bit to get a taste of wha

citizen and pennsylvania resident prior to the election. it's too late to register by mail since today is the deadline. you can do it online or in person. go to the nbc 10 app or nbc10.com for the voter registration information. pennsylvania holds april 26th. new jersey goes on june 7. if you live in delaware or new jersey you have time to register. delaware's is this saturday. keep that in mind. in new jersey, tuesday, may 17 is the deadline there. a little election history for a moment. it wasn't until the end of may, 2012 that mitt romney picked up the delegates hee needed he ne get the nomination. hillary clinton withdrew in may. in the past, the local states have had anim pact on the delegate count and shaping the nomination. we'll look at where the polling stands coming up in 30 minutes. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> voters will get time to think about the candidates and the issues. >> the next contest in the presidential race is a week from tomorrow in wisconsin. voters are trying to make heads or

voters in pennsylvania and delaware will head to polls april 26th. new jersey holds its prime mar june 7th. >> with the clock ticking atlantic city urged the people to call on lawmakers in trenton and voice opposition to the plan. state wants to take over the finances of the struggling resort town. atlantic city leaders admit help is needed but not if it means state would strip a.c. of its sovereignty and allow assets like the water utility to be privatiz privatized. leaders want residents to have their voices heard. >> nothing like hearing from the voigts and mouths of the people affected most. >> our independence to govern locally is at stake. >> atlantic city will run out of money next friday without help from the state. municipal workers voted on a plan that would pay them every four week to help avoid a shut down. governor christie will only agree it a loan if it comes with a state takeover. >>> two lawmakers made their pitch today. speaking in front of the liberty bell, bob casey and chris coons said judge mer rick garland deserves an up or dow

plays up his pennsylvania roots. has a fair amount of support among republican leaders. >> that's right. >> former governors. >> yeah. >> you got bob asher, national committeeman, who's having events for him. i mean, this thing is -- it's moving. he has a chance. it's moving. >> now, he can't win the nomination on the first ballot. >> oh, absolutely not. >> mathematically, he will not be the nominee if it's decided on the first ballot. >> but it doesn't look like anything's gonna be decided on the first ballot. >> well, a couple things, too. what happens is, number one, is kasich, i think, is viable. in washington, he chaired the house budget committee. he's a successful governor, he's a conservative but he's also a compassionate kind of guy when you see what's he done in ohio. >> we heard "compassion" and "conservative" before. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> but this guy will deliver on that. i think people view him as a conservative moderate. a guy who actually, you'd think, "i'd be proud to have him as the president of t

the gentleman from pennsylvania recognized. mr. boyle: thank you, madam speaker, i urge passage of the resolution and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back. the gentleman from oklahoma recognized. mr. russell: i also urge adoption of the bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 3601. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being 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 oklahoma seek recognition? mr. russell: i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4046 to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 220 east ok street, glenwood city, wisconsin, as the sect lieutenant ellen ainsworth memorial post office. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title

we'll be in new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, talk to people in pennsylvania, they'll tell you i can begin a general elections. >> pennsylvania holds its primary election april 26th. marco rubio supports are ended a court challenge seeking to knock kasich off the ballot for the pennsylvania primary. they questioned whether kasich's campaign collected enough valid signatured to be on the ballot. >>> monday's gop debate in utah scrapped today after kasich and donald trump said they wouldn't attend. trump said, quote, we've had enough debates. kasich responded saying, he wouldn't debate without trump on stage. tonight trump warning that no factor, no party maneuver can deny him the nomination. >> in miami, steve handelsman has the latest on the races in both parties. >> i believe more in this than ev ever. >> reporter: john kasich went to pennsylvania hours after winning ohio, beating donald trump who kasich warned today. >> we are fighting for the future of this country, for the spirit of this country. you know we're not going to get there by bashing one another. >> reporter: mathemati

. >>> this year's election pennsylvania voters crossing party lines, thousands are switching parties but they're not all doing it for the same reasons. nbc 10's lauren mayk is here with that story. lauren? >> reporter: independent not registered with any party affiliation, you can't vote in the primary in pennsylvania and some of those voters are switching but some people are actually crossing over party lines. because they like or they don't like donald trump. behind the twitter handle philly for trump is a 68-year-old retiree, a south philly guy. a democrat. did you vote for bill clinton? >> yes. >> reporter: obama? >> yes. >> reporter: twice? >> twice. >> reporter: now, though, joe is backing a new candidate. donald trump. >> i like his brashness. i like that he's a successful businessman. i think he'll do great for this country. >> reporter: to vote in pennsylvania's closed primary, he'll give up being a lifelong democrat. >> i said, nah. i'm going to vote republican. i'm going to vote him in. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, thousands are switching parties, take a look. more than 6

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we heard from pennsylvania governor tom wolf. he did not call for a travel ban but did call for more legislation, he said in part pennsylvania has made strides in the fight for equality but we must do more to prevent people from ever being fired, denied a mortgage or refused service at a hotel, library or hospital simply because of who they are or whom they love. >>> and we also reached out to governor chris christie of new jersey but have not heard back. >>> "nbc 10 news" at 6 is coming up next. here is jim. >> up next at 6, a mom's message. >> my son's life is gone. he's gone. >> her son run down by a driver and left to die, now she has something to say to the woman accused of being behind the wheel. and how the suspect's niece secretly turned her in. >> and septa on the search for these kids, how they caused serious problems for riders next on "nbc 10 news" at 6. katie vo: she works as many hours as the guys do. she doesn't work 21 percent less. she handles as many customers, puts out as many fires, meets as many deadlines-- n

clear skies, over eastern pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, more clouds out across central pennsylvania will move in. increasing clouds ahead of the next week disturbance. so, temperatures, dot morning, still in the three's by 9:00. clouds thicken up, struggle to afternoon high of 45 degrees, so that's 4 degrees below average. forty-three, that's it at the shore. and then, mid 30's at the poconos, winter still hanging on. turning may like temperatures also returning to the forecast, i'll break it down in a few more minute, back to you. >> well, more than 20 years sense the o.j. simpson trial, and now there is another turn in the case, cbs terry okita tells us, police are investigating the discovery of a knife reportedly found on property simpson once owned. >> announced friday investigators now test ago knife that a construction worker allegedly found on the property formerly owned by o.j. simpson. >> within the last month lapd became aware after item allegedly recovered by a citizen at the rockingham property possibly during the demolition of the site. >> a work here helped level the h

. >> two firefighters are recovering after a house explosion in adams county, pennsylvania. called their gas company after noticing the smell of gas just before the fire. then they called the fire department. when the fire truck arrived there was an explosion in the home. >> tomorrow a new s.a.t. tqáu rolls out and students in our area will be among the first to try their hand at the newly redesigned test. the notable changes they see, the test has fewer questions. the essay portion is no longer mandatory and a perfect score will be 1600 instead of 2400. >>> pennsylvania is putting more people back to work. >> according to the latest numbers the unemployment rate is at its lowest point in nine years, but for governor wolf making progress on the state budget is proving much more dif#icult. governor tom wolf stepped into the corporate headquarters of urban outfitters in south of philadelphia, his first public appearance since announcing his prostate cancer diagnosis. >> i'm feeling great. >> back to business for the governor who while praising job creation, continues to butt

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by then, most of the rain is over in pennsylvania. already starting to see breaks in the clouds for sunshine. it won't take long for the showers to move offshore. that's 3:00 in the afternoon. we'll see less and less rainfall today and more and more sunshine later this afternoon. so the neighborhood by neighborhood forecast calling for morning showers, camel back, bethlehem. look at the temperatures, all in the 60s. the showers light, newç hope, abington and morristown this afternoon with sunshine breaking through back into the 70s today. and 60s at the shore. then the showers will reach ventnor city, cape may. light rainfall for most of the areas. 70 this afternoon in philadelphia, wilmington and woodstown already near 70 degrees. a few showers in the morning and sunshine by early afternoon. got the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> all right, bill, see you then. thanks. 20 minutes before 5:00 on this friday morning. let's get you to work. especially if you travel the pennsylvania turnpike. jessica boyington is w

of course you he was born in pennsylvania. but he will need victories in seven of the final 20 contests to have any chance at being considered for the nomination. you can get bet that both donald trump and ted cruz will fight hard against any attempt to change those rules. in the newsroom i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> president obama announced merrick garland has his pick to replace justin scalia on the supreme court today. and now starts the fight in congress to confirm him. garland is currently chief justice of the dc court of appeals where he has served since 1997. republicans are already threat threatening to refuse the nominee referring to the time honored tradition that they do not confirm a nominee during a presidential election season but the president says selecting a supreme court justice shouldn't be about politics. >> supreme court really is unique. it's supposed to be above politic. it has to be and it should stay that way. >> supreme court justice has not been both nominated and confirmed during a presidential

cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. >> three days in counting for villanova's next part of the big dance. >> we start off with three but we're left with just one. villanova remains alive in the ncaa tournament. they're one of the sweet 16. cats back at practice this afternoon. thursday night they face miami in louisville. cats have yet to be tested. they won their first two games by an average of 25 points. they say this was the first leg on the long road toward a national title. >> yeah, for sure, one game at a time, though. we have to focus everything on miami and then go from there. >> yes, another two game ornament. we got to take care of miami. most important game. >> we talked about that in our team meetings. we want twenty three games that's what we d for everybody else in the world it's sweet 16ly we played in two games, we're basketball players that's what we do and now we get to play in another one. the only way you get to play in a second game is prepare well f

. >> and spring is in full bloom at the pennsylvania convention center. the philadelphia flower show get ready to explore america. and we are live on opening day. >> today is saturday, march 5th, good morning to you, i'm rahel solomon. let's turn it over to meteorologists justin ray bick. >> winter not giving up just yet. still, hint of it coming at us this weekend, waking to up temperatures 20's, 30's. >> chill. >> i very cold, even little bit of maybe some snow later tonight in the form of some snow showers, nothing like yesterday morning, but reminder it is early march, can still get cold this time of year. but outside right now, chilly, bit of breeze to deal with, as well, 26 in allentown, mid 20's in reading, 30 officially at the airport this hour. already down into the mid and upper 20s in parts of interior south jersey, suburbs, same deal this morning, doylestown, 25, 27 in quakertown, winds speeds, 10 miles per hour, or less, but enough of a wind out there, to bring the win chill values down into the teens in some spots t does feel like 15 degrees

pennsylvania. what lawmakers finally agreed on tonight that some say could help families. >> only on fox, sources who may have been pursuing a car just before a deadly crash. your news starts in 30 seconds. ♪ >>> right now we are following breaking news in delaware. skyfox is live over the i-95 toll plaza newark where several lanes are shut down after a three-car crash. this happened just after 8:00 tonight. new castle county paramedics are telling us they had to use jaws of life to free one person from their car. she was taken to the hospital in stable condition. another person was rushed to the hospital in serious but stable condition. two others were taken with non-life threatening injuries. no word when the toll plaza will reopen. >>> our other big story historic vote in pennsylvania. medical marijuana is one step closer to legalization across the state. thanks to vote in the state house tonight. >> good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. let's get over to chris o'connell with a fina

then, all bets are off and so kasich eyes pennsylvania. ♪ >> reporter: during an hour plus town hall meeting governor kasich never mentioned donald trump by name, but throughout the event the ohio governor fresh off a big win in his home state was quick to differentiate his views from those of the billionaire businessman on the call for ban on muslim americans entering the us -- >> the muslims fighting in the war right now for the united states. let's stop demonizing them. >> reporter: on trump's sometimes inflammatory rhetoric. >> i want you all to know to that as i continue to purchase seiss this campaign, i am not going to take the low road to the highest office in the country. okay? >> reporter: and on the ability to turn a republican nomination this summer into a gop victory in november -- >> i know this is true. i'm the only one that can win the general election. these folks aren't going to winter general election. >> reporter: in this first of what may be many trips to our area kasich ended with a low key sales pitch. >> i'm not going to be any more owely political than to say

the kasich camp got good news in pennsylvania. there was a ballot challenge against kasich by the rubio camp that was dropped late this afternoon presumably because the florida senator is now out of the race, mr. kasich will be on the april 26th ballot here in pennsylvania. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> talking about the possibility of a contested convention, frontrunner donald trump said today that if the gop establishment or conservatives try to deny him the nomination there will be riots, those are his words. republicans meet tomorrow to find ways to stop trump and attendees will figure out a strategy for a contested convention. >> on the democratic side hillary clinton's victory yesterday in four states left her with more than 1100 delegates and bernie sanders has just over 800 and sander was have to win 66% of the delegates through june. >>> and three local basketball teams are on their way to march madness, the temple owls and the villanova wild cats left their campus for brooklyn, and st. joe's has a longer jour

bottom line two of the three lanes are open coming into pennsylvania. you're okay to use the connector bridge this morning. >> around the rest of the day in good shape. up in toward bellmawr, watch it, active construction, and blue route looking good from saint david's villanova, toot the horn to the buses later today, see the villanova buses making their way down the blue route to 95 then to the airport as they make their trip out to houston and the shuttle buses in service on both the subway and the market frankford line until about 5:00 this morning with that overnight track work, chris, lauren, back to you. >> thank you, time 4:18ment model janet's lawsuit against bill cosby should move forward. >> that according to los angeles judge. sued cosby after he denied her claims that he drugged and raped her in 1982. cosby's attorneys argue dickinson's store had i changed over the years. why the said she was not assessing the credibility every dickinson or cosby, that will be up to a jury. dozens of women have accused cosby of sexual abuse. charged with se

legal assayings of medical marijuana, takes a step forward in pennsylvania's legislator tour. the senate passed a bill in may but now the house is taking up an amendment that would layout, rules, for prescription and other regulations. the medical can a a -- cannabis act will include the processors of marijuana the full bill still need, a final vote. >>> it is a question a lot of smokers want to know: what is the best way to kick the habit. is it the slow or is it, cold turkey. >> cold turkey. >> new study a says forget trying to cut down on smoking just cut it off. scientists confirmed smoke hours tried to kick their habit bit by bit are less likely to succeed then those who give it up all together. stud friday oxford university says that setting a date to ditch cigarettes is best start toward a smoke free life. >> you go, okay, monday, boom. starting. >> yes. >> give yourself time to wrap your head around it and prepare. >> just quit, sue. >> i did that. >> wow. >> good for you. >> smoke free since 93. i did it so i could rhyme it. that is the year i did it. anyway, we're da

. >>> the pennsylvania primary is about four weeks away now but if you want to vote in pennsylvania, your vote on april 26th means you need to register by today. >> "action news" reporter walter perez live at city hall in philadelphia with more on today's deadline. walter. >> reporter: hey, guys, you know, as you mentioned we in pennsylvania cross that deadline in less than seven hours now and with the presidential primary elections as contentious as they've been and with so many delegates at play, and pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware, the outcan comes in the delaware valley might actually decide who wins their party's nomination. the voter registration office in philadelphia is having a busy day. in fact it's been hopping around here for a few days. >> probably within the last week alone we received about 6,000 applications and we're also constantly receiving them from the state through their new online voter registration application. >> reporter: gregory irving the administrator for voter registration in philadelphia says there are two reasons for the uptick. first of ail, in

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the pennsylvania convention center was packed for this year's show. which features an historic theme. it's called explore america. 100 years of the national park service. colorful floral displays pay tribute to america's native flowers plants and tree ez. you can check out a number of interactive exhibits including a butterfly garden and hands on work shops. >> it's a great day to come out and see all the flowers and get some ideas. >> i like the tulips. i like the lupines, daisies. >> ferns and different kinds of flowers i can use in my shaded court yard. >> the flower show is open until 9:00 this evening. it runs through next sunday, march 13th. >>> and coming up we'll take a look at what areas have the b t chance to see light rain or snow. and we're talking much warmer temperatures for next week. i'll have the details coming up in my seven-day forecast forecast. . when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finall

. >>> drones could soon be banned from pennsylvania state game lands due to wildlife interference and in one case a drone flew too close to this eagle's nest in york county. state officials say robots can spook the birds and alter nair migration patterns. lancaster online reports the ban could receive preliminary pap approval in early april. >>> new questions about water safety are bubbling up in the wake of the flint water crisis. philadelphia city council hearing today philadelphia's water commissioner defend the city's water quality and practices. an estimated 50 to 60,000 properties in the city have led service lines that can cause contamination. the commissioner admitted many homeowners are unaware. >> need to improve our public education and, you know, we're opening to suggestions on how we can do and how we can get the word out, that if you have led in your plumbing, there's certain precautions you should take. >> lead is far from just a philadelphia problem. a 2015 new jersey department of environmental protection report showed 37 wild systems in that state with elevated lead

they started in pennsylvania, their head quartered in pennsylvania they really have roots here and are committed to staying here. >> this was the governor's first public appearance since announcing that he's being treated for prostate cancer. the governor says he's feeling fine and optimistic. >>> well it's definitely still winter outside but you wouldn't know it from the inside of the pennsylvania convention center. tonight the formal kick off for the philadelphia flower show. beauty of course in full bloom there. hundreds of floral designs on display. the theme this year is our national parks. you can escape to spring star starting tomorrow that was march 13th at the pennsylvania convention center. >> i can smell it. >> i always get excited i know spring is coming. >> it won't be wrong now. >> two weeks. academy award winning actor robert deniro was back in delaware county but not to shoot a movie. >> he was in town for the grand opening of a liquor store in glenn mills. our tori explains what all the excitement was about. >> robert deniro. >> that's right. deniro was back in delco.

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there are six confirmed cases of zika in pennsylvania. the it is spread primarily through mosquito by the. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf hits the road one day after signing an executive order raising the minimum wage for state workers and contractors. governor wolf stopped by a bryn mawr organic market to urge support for minimum wage hike for all workers in pennsylvania. he a says the the hike in the state's minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to 10.15 will help more than 1.2 million pennsylvanians. >> let me just give you one really interesting statistics if we raise minimum wage to $10.15 that will reduce the poverty rate in pennsylvania by 9 percent. that will take about 160,000 people off of the poverty level. >> governor wolf also visited the the trolley car diner in mt. airy neighborhood. critics argue raising minimum wage will hurt profitability of small businesses. >>> in campaign 2016 all eyes are on four states holding republican contest is today. some are wondering if stepped up attacks on donald trump will have an effect. cb

by noontime, most of the rain is done in pennsylvania. while there's still showers in delaware and south jersey by early in the afternoon, 2:00, most of that rain is gone. we're from a quarter inch to half inch of rain in some areas. others will get less than that north and we have. the forecast is calling for clouds and rain, too. the temperatures will stay warm. noontime krtemperature of 68ç degrees. sunshine breaking through this afternoon. can't argue with that. 61 degrees saturday, easter sunday looking good at 64 degrees. >> easter sunday looks great, bill. thanks. >>> 20 minutes past 4:00. let's check your ride to work, especially if it includes 422. jessica boyington has you covered. what are you seeing? >> we're watching that construction again today. this is around route 23 right now. as they're moving vehicles around now, we have one lane getting by right here. this is supposed to be out here until about 5:00 this morning. it typically was running behind schedule for most of the week. it would probably start to clean up about

cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. >>> apple and the fbi seem to be in a stalemate. the feds obtained court order to force the company to write new software to enable password protection. apple pushed back arguing it would threaten the security and the rights of millions of people worldwide, making it easier for authoritarian rules and criminal hackers. we asked ted olson by apple is taking such a hard line against the federal government. >> it's not an fbi request to unlock a phone. it's an fbi request for the phone system, the iphone, to be redesigned. apple has cooperated completely with the fbi as far as it can go with respect to this phone. apple does not have the power to break into this phone unless it redesigns the encryption system, the operating system in the phone. so fbi is saying, we don't like the phone the way it's presently designed. we can't get into it. you designed it in such a way that we can't break into it, so we want you to redesign a new operating

violators face a $500 fine and there are similar laws in delaware and pennsylvania. >> a warning to pennsylvania's county commissioners. governor wolf said if the legislature refuses to raise taxes they get stuck with higher human services costs. wolf is seeking a package that includes an income tax increase of 11% that would cost someone $50,000 a year an extra $165 in taxes. top republican lawmakers are committed to dealing with the state's deficit without raising taxes. >> the pennsylvania house is considering a bill that would legalize medical marijuana. supporters of the bill rallied in the state house, the senate passed the bill in may. if it's approved patients with certain conditions could use medical marijuana for treatment. a final vote could come later this week. 23 states have legal itzed the use of medical mirna including new jersey and delaware. four states have legalized marijuana for adult recreational use. >> next at 6, a local woman fights to get out of jail early for her role in an attack on a gay couple in center city. why a local judge is sticking by her decision and how long

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late this afternoon a pennsylvania appeals court delayed cosby's hearing that was supposed to happen next week. the pennsylvania superior court is weighing cosby's effort to have his sexual assault case thrown out. he is accused of drugging and molesting a woman in his home back in 2004. he has maintained his innocence. >>> three men are shot standing outside a store in west philadelphia this afternoon and it happens right near a high school. today nbc 10 tracked down surveillance video that shows the shooting. denise is here with more. >> the men were outside 55th and pemberton. an suv pulls up outside, two men get out of the vehicle and started firing. both of them. police tell us the victims just bought soda and candy inside the store and walked out when they were shot. it was not a random attack. the victims were targeted. >> people driving down the street firing at people, it was -- they don't chrdiscrimina. they have to stop where people are randomly firing on public streets. >> all three victims are expected to be okay. >>> tonight a search is under way for a man who brutally

we are getting you ready for march madness. in pennsylvania? second most famous groundhog i don't have enough fingers ben! ok gus, make a wish! that was some blowout. thanks, so are these! wow, the new blowout instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, with over $225 million in prizes. did someone say blowout?! keep on scratchin'! >>> on the cbs healthwatch with the zik at virus a a global emergency researchers are testing something found in your kitchen to keep from it spreading. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain this new finding. >> reporter: the zika virus is in central and south america and caribbean but concern is with warmer temperatures the the mosquitoes that carried that virus will spread it more extensively into the united states. but researchers may have come up with a way to stop it. >> a couple time. >> reporter: oils from lemon grass leaves could be the key to stopping mosquitoes from spreading the zika virus. scientists mix oil with sugar, yeast, heat to create a microscopic doughnut irresistible to mosquito

maybe you just moved into pennsylvania recently. maybe you have a son or daughter who just turned 18, this is their time to vote. they can vote this year, or perhaps you want to switch parties, in any of those cases today is your deadline. on the last day to register for the pennsylvania primary, the bernie sanders campaign without a final push. >> we need to get out the vote, we need to make sure people are registered. >> reporter: no matter who you like you can't vote for them april 26 if you're not registered by today. you can apply from home, online, and here's how. go to the state's web side, votespa.com. you fill out this form. you put in your name, and other information like your birth date, your address, and then if you scroll down, which party you want to register with, or if the you don't want to be part of either party. then fill out the rest of the information and submit. keep in mind if you want to vote for president in the primary, you do have to choose a party. >> pennsylvania has a closed primary system. you have to

cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. ♪ >>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >>> it is super tuesday and it has been a super night for donald trump and hillary clinton. trump is showing overwhelming strength across the board from massachusetts to georgia. hillary clinton trying to show that she is the inevitable candidate. and while she may not be quite there, she hit gold in the south tonight. tuesday night, the big story on "action news" tonight is just about what was expected. candidates named trump and clinton dominated the super tuesday landscape. hillary clinton told supporters in florida tonight that it's not a matter of making america great again, because she said america has always been great. bernie sanders, enjoying his victory in the home state of vermont and also oklahoma. and with chris christie at his side, donald trump talked about the coming weeks, and talking about taxes on the middle class and business. and ted cru

. >>> we're starting with a problemmen on the pennsylvania turnpike. we have a truck fire blocking all lanes eastbound at downingtown all lanes on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound blocked at downingtown with the truck fire. they are detouring everybody off at downingtown. route 100 to 202 northbound to the schuylkill expressway westbound to re-enter the turn you people. we have an accident if you're registered farther west. two problems, but one big one on the pennsylvania turnpike shutting it down right now. let's look elsewhere around the region. falls bridge reopened as of 3:00 a.m. yesterday, tam is very happy about that back there, probably you are too. they did a great job finishing the construction. take the falls bridge. 422 westbound at 23, left lane blocked for another hour or so. you want to watch for the construction, but traffic can get by, tam. >>> developing this morning, a 16-year-old girl had a terrifying night she was shot by a stray bullet as she sat on her front steps. it happened before midnight in hunting park section. katherin

and a major victory yesterday in the fight for medical marijuana in pennsylvania. what lawmakers are finally agreeing on. chris and alex? what's the most awarded car company of the year? ranking from top to bottom. luxury cars just seem like they would be top awarded. there better be some awards behind what you are paying for, right. the final answer. chevy. the most awarded car company two years in a row. wow, it's like a luxury car. i was shocked. i mean it's like, this is chevy? current qualified gm lessees can get a sign and drive lease on this chevy cruze limited for around $179 per month. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> teachers get your resume ready why the philadelphia school is in a rush to hire hundreds every educators. and this. >> all we're doing is offering potential treatment that will change the lives of countless people. >> the state house passing a bill letting people in pennsylvania use marijuana for therapeutic purposes why you won't catch the patient

♪ lemme get a mcpick 2 ♪ bada ba ba ba in pennsylvania? second most famous groundhog i don't have enough fingers ben! ok gus, make a wish! that was some blowout. thanks, so are these! wow, the new blowout instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, with over $225 million in prizes. did someone say blowout?! keep on scratchin'! sometimes those children don't have enough clothes for boys. >> in this week's story of brotherly love meet a high school boy who wanted to do something bit. >> william burroughs who goes by the name buba is sorting through dozens of donated pajamas in the atrium of st. joseph prep in philadelphia a. he started collecting pajamas in 2014 putting up flyers in his haddon heights neighborhood. >> owe originally the the goal was 200 but you that year we got 400 so we doubled it. >> reporter: this year he got the school involved each paris going to shelters run by the center for family services in camden, which often has a shortage of pajamas. >> sometimes kids stay with us just one night and sometime they are staying a

all workers in pennsylvania. this is fair for workers who have for too long languished below the poverty limit which is where the current minimum wage has them living. >> reporter: announcement of the increase immediately sparked debate in our city. even people who don't work for state wanted to join in on the discussion. >> people making 7.25 minimum wages and it's just -- people just can't make a living off of that. >> it would increase the buying power of the state workers which will matily increase the economy in the area. >> reporter: critics say increasing the minimum wage is great for public support and appearance but they caution the governor that there are consequence that is could have a lasting impact. >> we know minimum wage increases cost jobs. they cost hours when they've been implemented the evidence is overwhelming. >> reporter: it's worth noting that if governor wolf can get 10.15 minimum wage passed in pennsylvania it will be highest in any state and list lobbying efforts began. he'll be in phil

new jersey, delaware and pennsylvania, are among the states that enacted what are now known as move-over laws. those laws require drivers approaching a crash or emergency on the side of the road to move over and change lanes if it is safe to do so. you have to pass by with flashing lights at a safe speed. 49 states have move-over laws in place. hawaii is the only exception and there is also no more-over law in washington, d.c. there is a website that further explains move-over laws and the differences between the states. you can get to that site by tapping the nbc 10 app or just logging on to nbc10.com. >>> today in harrisburg, some state lawmakers will respond to a grand jury report detailing decades of child sex abuse by catholic priests in the altoona, pennsylvania area. the lawmakers are expected to call on county prosecutors across the state to follow every lead that can yield evidence in similar cases. >>> bill cosby's lawyers have released part of his wife's deposition in the civil defamation lawsuit against the comedian. camille cosby said she never read the criminal complaint an

pennsylvania and delaware hold their primary the same day, april 26th. new jersey voters go to the polls june 7th. if you live in new jersey, you have time to register. delaware's deadline is coming up saturday. new jersey, tuesday, may 17th is the deadline. once you register, tough go out and vote. we'll take a look at the poll numbers coming up at 4:30. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thanks. >>> republican voters are trying to sift through the feud between trump and cruz. candidates are going at each other about their wives, tabloids and who leaked what. john kasich says that makes him the best for president. >> i'm beating hillary by 11 points. i'm the only one that can win in the fall. the narrative has been what is wrong with the party. >> sanders says he has momentum after sweeping caucuses in alaska, hawaii and washington over the weekend. you can get the latest decision 2016 news anytime, including the updated delegate count by tapping the nbc 6 app. >>> philadelphia council will tackle the issue of gun violence. they will mee

. >> the new state slogan is pennsylvania, pursue your happiness. it replaces the old slogan the state of independence. other past state tourism slogans included you've got a friend in pennsylvania and america starts here. >>> police in delaware county are praising a septa worker who found a bag filled with money and then what did he do? he turned it over to authorities. >> pretty amazing. that bag had more than $15,000 in it. upper darby police laid out the money for all to see at a press conference yesterday. they say bob tracey found the bag in the middle of state road in upper darby. tra tracey says he believes turning it in was the right thing to do. >> i thought i hit the lottery last night, i can tell you that. i was $15,000 richer for about a half hour. i'd want someone to do that for me, you know. so that's why i did that as fast as i could. >> police still do not know where the money came from. good for him. >>> ahead at 6:00, a fire so strong it made the ground shake. >> this is pretty amazing. we'll take you live to delaware county to sh