they know now they can get pennsylvania. so, they're getting closer and closer to a majority in the senate. >> all right. and do you see a seat change in general now, as we have some changing faces on the tickets and a new generation, as it were, looking at medical marijuana and other issues that are passing that have been tried for years and failed? >> well, i think the phenomenon of the year is donald trump, and i think that changes everything. he puts it in an entirely -- he spoke out this week about defending transgender people and their right to use whatever restroom they need to use. he's never said a bad word about gay people as far as i can tell. so, he's a different kind of republican. >> i would say he's busy, though, badmouthing several other groups. i mean, he doesn't have time to badmouth gay people. >> all right, we have to wrap it up. last quote. >> i would hope we'd be getting past the culture wars. if there's any sort of silver lining in the donald trump cloud, which i still consider a cloud, i do think, if

perry of pennsylvania. at the end of the bill before the short title, add the following new section. section, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to implement or enforce executive order 13502. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 736, the gentleman from pennsylvania and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. perry: thank you, mr. speaker. 2009, the president issued executive order 13502, which strongly encourages the use of federal agencies to require project labor agreements, or p.l.a.'s, on federal construction projects exceeding $25 million in cost. this amendment simply states, already read, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to implement or enforce this executive order.

senate here in the state of pennsylvania. congratulations. thank you for being here. >> thank you, george. >> a big week for you. it all moved so quickly the morning after this primary, your opponents already have a new ad out. describing you as a hard left liberal, a lobbyist who has used government to her own benefit. that will likely be a theme as we move into the general election campaign. are you surprised? what is your surprised? >> i'm not surprised but i think it's a shame. voters want to hear about the issues now on those issues. i fully understand why senator pat toomey would want to change the conversation. because his record is one that has been decidedly against the best interest of hard working families in pennsylvania. >> you have made middle class families really your priority. a theme of your campaign. if you were going to list the top two policy ideas that will help those families what would those two ideas be? >> look, i think we need to give people the tools to succeed and then put people back to work again. that means goo

winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! >>> another dreary day, a live look over cementer city, the clouds stuck around today and it was cooler out. we could see possibly more rain. >> nbc 10 first alert meteorologist is back now with your neighborhood forecast. what about that rain? >> yeah. the rain is here for part of the area too. yes, keeping the temperatures cooler, mostly in the upper 50s. look at satellite and radar. clouds are with us. you see that light rain shown by green just sliding across the area. this is what we are watching this evening. the rain is pretty much going to be staying in the forecast tonight for south jersey, delaware, the philadelphia area, and points off to the northwest of philadelphia. closer to our pennsylvania suburbs, light rain from cape may extending just south of philadelphia, neighbor a few sprinkles in right now, but new cast

the federal corruption trial of the long time pennsylvania congressman. he's accused of accepting bribes and misusing funds and federal grants. the potential jury pool is 250 people, not just from philadelphia, but all of the eastern district of pennsylvania including bucks, montgomery, chester, and delaware counties. several former aids or allies are also charged in the reck tiering indictment. about half of the jury pool sent home today. the others will be back tomorrow. well, first alert weather team is tracking rain, and for some areas, there's going to be a lot of it. >> we want to make sure we want to know what's going on in your neighborhood, and we are joined now, and where is the rain heaviest at the moment? >> well, we don't have any rain around right now, and through the overnights, we have heavy rain moving in, and that is where we are keeping our eye on, and in the meantime, there's a little sun trying to peek through. temperatures are trying to warm up now to around 63 degrees in philadelphia, but at the moment, we just have the clouds still

he's live at the pennsylvania convention center. matt, philly's craft beer scene will be well represented at this conference. >> my mouth is watering, even at this hour. 12,500 people are in town for this craft brewers conference. it doesn't seem like a lot of people but that makes it the largest craft brewers conference of all time in america. last time it was held here, only 1,500 people showed up.ç when the expo itself opens today, it's not open to the public. it's only for those in the beer brewing industry. we wanted to know how much business craft beer brings, especially to our area. the brewers association tells me some 4,400 jobs in pennsylvania are directly from the breuer riz. a lot of them are at yards brewing company here in philadelphia. he said ten years ago they were just trying to survive. now they're on track to expand. >> it's amazing. when we started, we were like one of two. then everybody started building br breweries and coming into the fold. it's awesome to see people who have a passion for making beer and s

wrong for pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> it's 6:15. 70 degrees already. for the first time ever the center for the performing arts will have a concert for all of those that served. >> more on the vets this morning. good morning, pam. >> good morning. this is a concert for the veterans and in this particular case, by a veteran. todd williams plays the horn in the orchestra. before that he served in the indiana national guard. he will be one of nearly 70 performers putting on the first ever memorial day salute. the training and discipline he has learned there also applies to his music and how he feels about life. >> i'd say most of basic training is about learning yourself what you can deal with. you can put up with. what you can strive for. what you can achieve. it's about perseverance more than anything else. >> williams will be performing for fellow veterans like the commanding officer with the 25th district and he couldn't be more thrilled about the

low 50s in delaware and the pennsylvania suburbs in the 40s. with that rain in the lehigh valley, the numbers have dropped into the upper 40s and low 50s. reading right now in berks county is 51 and 51 in while hall. a rainy, drizzly take with temperatures stuck in the 50s for philadelphia, the pennsylvania suburbs and the lehigh valley. it's not going to be much warmer for delaware and south jersey. at the shore, still see the northeasterly winds keeping showers and clouds around. i promised you another look at that ten-day forecast which keeps dreary weather here through the end of the week. saturday, we'll see sunshine and we'll get sunshine, though there's still a chance of a shower on mother's day. look at this, we clear out and summer-like temperatures as we head into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. could come with summer storms on thursday and aç chance of shows friday. even though we're stuck in the murkiness right now, there are light at the end of the week and into next week, too. jessica boyington watching your first alert traffic

. >> the only state representative in pennsylvania to endorse him. i hear there's eight others coming out in the next two days. >> reporter: there's still time. >> we have june, convention in july, and a whole summer. when people realize their only option going to be hillary clinton, it's going to be easy to unite the party. >> beyond uniting the party, having donald trump as their nominee has some republicans considering the possibility of something else, and that is having a chance at winning pennsylvania in the general election. that has not happened since 1988. but some republicans believe that it could be possible with donald trump. live in mayfair, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> who will he choose to be his running mate. he will probably go with someone who can help with legislation and friends with senators and congressmen. trump says he plans to make that announcement in july, right before the republican national convention in cleveland. and don't miss donald trump's live interview with lester holt. lester will broadcast nbc "nightly news" from

the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. dent: i seek time in opposition but i don't oppose the amendment. on the v.a. claims' backlog we have fully funded the president's request and i wanted to say that and we have no objection to the amendment and prepared to support it. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion the chair the ayes have it and the amendment s adopted. page 34 line 16 information technology systems 4 billion. office of inspector general $14 million shall remain available until september 0, 2018. 528truction major projects, million. construction, minor projects, $372 million to remain available ntil september 30, 2021. grants for construction of state extended care facilities $80 million. grants for cemeteries, $45 million. section 201, any appropriations for compensation and pensions may be transferred. section 202, amounts under the medical services accounts may be transferred. section 203, appropriations

low 50s for the lehigh valley and the pennsylvania suburbs. at the shore it's warmer, too, even with the rain. for philadelphia, 57 degrees. that's at philadelphia international. temperatures are pretty uniform this morning, 56 degrees right now in andorra. the forecast, well, yes, umbrellas this morning. look how it dries up this afternoon for philadelphia, near 60 degrees today. the pennsylvania suburbs will see those showers this morning and become scattered by late morning into the noontime hour. for the lehigh valley, scattered showers this morning into the late morning hours and then we'll be drying out this afternoon. 55 degrees. there's still a slight chance of a late-day shower. mostly we're just going to be looking at clouds later on for delaware and new jersey. the steady rain will continue into the late morning hours at the jersey shore. and then a little bit of warmup, not much with cloudy skies, 58 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. that's today. there's the seven day at the bottom of the screen. when i'm back in ten minutes, a look

still warm outside. 87 philadelphia. 84 pennsylvania suburbs. everyone's in the 80s in delaware. 85 wilmington. and sunny, across the area that's giving us all of the heat as well as wind direction. it's a warm wind direction. mostly in from the west. 90 degrees in pens port now. here's your neighborhood temperatures through the philadelphia area. philly international at 87. but other areas sitting warmer, west mt. airy, 88. fox chase 88. summerton, 88 degrees. so, it is going to stay warm for the rest of this evening. even overnight. by the time you walk outside tomorrow, notice it will feel very warm in morning, mainly 70s by the time you walk outside. big area of high pressure. that's the reason for the summer like warmth. sitting down to our south. wind direction's bringing in that warmer air from the south as well. and that's why we're going to stay this way into tomorrow. so we have two things here. keep heating up and then into your memorial weekend, stay warm but also with humidity. coming up, a look at the holiday weekend for cast and a

you know he is presumptive nominee and pennsylvania voted for him. >> pennsylvania republicans that is. allison young is former special assistant to president george w. bush and says this interesting election cycle has made waves. >> pennsylvania historically has a low voter turnout, somewhere around 28 percent n they lex we are turning out more and more people showing up at the poles. >> reporter: former pennsylvania governor ed rendell thinks republicans didn't give governor john kasich a chance that they should have. >> he was a very good governor, very smart, very bright and he never got a real hard look from any of the voters except in his home state. >> reporter: he doesn't hold back in describing the presumptive republican nominee. >> at best an eradic, blow hard show man. if you look at african americans voters, hispanic voters and women particularly single woman, that probably is 65 percent or maybe even 70 percent of the voter base in the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: but's grease that some working class democrats could cross party lines and support of trump's strongly w

the price is up 20 cents in pennsylvania, 26 cents in delaware and 21 cents in new jersey. some of the increase has to do with refineries switching over to summer blends. >> summer blends have to be blended with other ingredients so they won't evaporate. these tend to be more expensive. >> gas prices did stabilize in the garden state last week and new jersey gas prices remain some of the lowest in the country. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 5 degre5 degrees at 5:24. light showers in the area. you can see a break in the distance. any sunshine will be limited this morning. 55 degrees, less than half hour away from sunrise. katy zachry is watching first alert traffic. >> we are taking a look at drive times on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound and eastbound. you have a pretty smooth ride, just about 20 minutes between route 1 and the exit for valley forge, thanks to overnight construction. that has cleared. coming up, we'll take a look at some other areas where construction is affecting things. >>> thank you, katy. plus, putting an end to the last one in, first o

you can see some spotty showers in central pennsylvania. these will stay to our west during the day. but come this evening, we could see some showers and possibly some thunderstorms in some of the western suburbs. during the day, nothing more than what you're seeing right now. just a few high, thin clouds moving through the area. so the temperatures will be moving up. this is at 5:30 this afternoon. look how nice and clear it stays for the lehigh valley, the suburbs, new jersey, and delaware. showers staying to the west, and spotty at that. that's this afternoon. as we go into late tonight, we could see some showers and thunderstorms roll, try to roll into the area. by early tomorrow morning, some isolated showers in montgomery and bucks county and into the lehigh valley. most of those showers thinning out and heading to the north. we'll start tomorrow dry. that's friday at 11:30 in the morning. but there's a possibility of showers and possibly some thunderstorms in the afternoon heading into the evening hours for our area, but it doesn't l

this county right here, beaver county is where aliquippa, pennsylvania, is. that is where we went to see this former steel town. j&l steel was there to talk with some folks that worked in the industry since the day they moved to the united states. >> how long did you work in the mill? >> 1915-2003. >> 2003? what was going on in 2003? >> shut the mill down. i figure it's time for me to retire. >> how has aliquippa changed over the course of your lives here? >> aliquippa was a booming town. now with the mill shut down, it's nothing. >> so what about today? when you look at pennsylvania, where you guys are, reliably democratic, is that fair to say? or did it used to be? >> it used to be. >> yes. >> like this last election, a democratic county, but then people voted republicans into office. >> when it comes to hillary clinton and bernie sanders or donald trump, who would be more effective at bringing jobs back to a place like aliquippa? >> i think trump. >> how many people feel the way you do here? >> i think quite a few. i think quite a few. >> when you were wor

winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! >>> this just in within the past 20 minutes, chilling video of the seconds leading up to a sexual assault in south philadelphia. you can see the suspect walking up behind his victim moments before the attack. >> nbc 10 keith jones is live in digital operations center with the latest on the search for the man, keith? >> reporter: they just released the video. let's get to it now. it is an eerie scene at that, too, you see the suspect walking up behind the victim. he's steps behind her in one frame, and in the next, he makes his move. the victim fights back,le ensues, and the frightening event took place in the early hours on april 20th. during the attack, you see the 19-year-old victim's hand on the man's throat. you remember the picture. she told police the man tackled her and pulled her dress down. she pepper sprayed him and h

low 60s for pennsylvania suburbs. in the lehigh valley, we had a bit of rain earlier, cooler temperatures now because of it. 62 degrees, me are. tz town. redding in at 60. burkes county. bethlehem, 64, easton. cooler in those spots. tomorrow, more in the 70s, though for most of the area. future weather. sees rain off to the west, tries to bring it in overnight. possibly some very light showers for the morning commute. but we go through the afternoon and see things dry up a lot. and we'll see more sunshine. even more sunshine as we go into friday. 12:30 friday, right around lunchtime. more sun, mid-70s. friday's a really good day but weekend gets here and that's when the rain comes. this is noon on saturday. area of low pressure to the south will be bringing us quite a bit of rain, some heavy. that will last through later in the day saturday. potentially into sunday and looking at rainy weekend forecast. tomorrow, 71 bethlehem. 71 redding, more sunshine. 71 phoenixville. if you're in new jersey, right around 70 for tre

today republican senator pat toomey of pennsylvania voiced his concern about trump's abilities, in an editorial on philly.com and in it he called trump's candidacy highly problematic and went on to say as the republican elected official he's inclined to support his party's nominee. >>> toomey also wrote it is up to trump to make a case for himself in a way that reassures the millions of republicans and non-republicans who have grave doubts about him. winning the nomination is a great accomplishment, but it does not mean party members check their judgment at the door. >>> fighting back. penn state's president is taking a stand against new allegations against joe pattern on. his message to the penn state community next. >>> plus rallying for change. people hitting the streets to celebrate pennsylvania's legalization of medical marijuana, but they're not satisfied just yet. what they want the state to do next. narrator: the constitution says the president shall make nominations for the supreme court and the senate votes. no exception for election years why is pat toomey refusing to do th

. >>> pennsylvania is leaning toward hillary clinton in a potential match autopsy begins donald trump according to a cnn poll. but that is not all that surprising since pennsylvania has voted for democrat in the the last six presidential elections. little california analyst say trump will target blue collar democrats to try to tarring the state. >> i think for everyone of those he will lose one or two suburban republican. >> pennsylvania historically has a low voter turnout you the somewhere around 28 percent and in this election we are turning out more and more people showing up. >> clinton has attended a for number washington. she told cnn that she's gearing up for a nasty race against trump in in. >>> new jersey still has to weigh in on the the election, garden state primary voters head to the polls june 7th. >>> happening today the fight begins temple's proposed football stadium, continues. the stadium stumpers a group of of north philadelphia residents and temple students say they plan to speak at a city council meet to go day. meeting is expect to reveal council president darryl

pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware have all legalized medical marijuana. pennsylvania is the most recent state to allow it. and the law calls for up to 50 dispensaries. there's growing interest from people looking to get started in the industry. joining me is the founder of greenhouse ventures. greenhouse ventures helps businesses get started in the cannabis industry, whether it's medical marijuana or legalized recreational marijuana. your company of course is based in center city, philadelphia. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> give us the ins and out of the new law from a business standpoint. >> so governor tom wolf signed it into law two weeks ago. it essentially sets up a legal/medical cannabis market, restricted to tinctures, oils, and pills. there's going to be 25 cultivation facilities, 50 licenses rewarded with up to 150 store locations. so good opportunity to start off with. but it's a lot of room to grow too. >> talk to us about it. you've helped other businesses in other states get started. so what kind of money are we talking a

a super bug resistant to antibiotics and the victim lives in pennsylvania. next find out what she is suffering from and how doctors are treating her. >> plus handing over the keys. this weekend dnc begins to transform the wells fargo center. next we take a closer look at what they plan to do and why philadelphia is so attractive. >>> medical experts have found the first case of a drug resistant superbug in the united states. they diagnosed a pennsylvania woman with having a new bacteria that certain antibiotics can't fight. researchers determine the woman carried a strain of e.coli resistant to an antibiotic. usually used as a last ditch effort to treat some superbugs. the case itself is not a cause for panic but they worry it can spread to other bacteria already existant through multiple drugs. the state is working closely with the cdc and the department of defense to come up with a response. >> we need to do a very comprehensive job protecting antibiotics so we can have them and our children can have them. >> researchers have not said where in pennsylvania

they found it somewhere in pennsylvania, but health fifshls won't say exactly where. >> pennsylvania, ground zero tonight for what's been suspected and now confirmed. the ultimate super bug, a strain of e-coli resistant to the antibiotic found in the urine of a woman. >> i think on a scale of one to ten we're at ten and it's not just for pennsylvania. >> tonight infectious disease specialists are not holding back. sounding the alarm to nbc 10, urging patients to question their doctor the next time they're prescribed an antibiotic that they may not need, the consequences could be devastating. >> we're trying to avoid seeing patients with an infection with a bacteria there's so resistant that we have no available antibiotics to use and treat that patient. >> doctor young studied the over use of ant by theics and found 30% are prescribed unnecessarily. that's 47 million prescriptions each year. >> we need to do a very comprehensive job protecting antibiotics so we can have them and our children can have them. >> the cdc is investigating how the pennsylvania woman discovered seven months

florida, ohio and pennsylvania. 50s to the 40s. this crushes there was another one today. ppp came out today and had donald trump within five points of hillary clinton nationally. now, when you talk to the people who are the establishment type, the elites who said, you know what, donald trump can't line up against hillary clinton, look at the numbers. she was beating him by 15%, 18% 2 or 3 weeks ago. >> hypothetical matchup. >> right. he's tightened it up to five points. you know what they're saying now? it's too soon, too far out for a national matchup. i'm telling you, he's closed the gap and that number tonight, west virginia -- i know it's not commensurate with the rest of the country but virginia, there's an opportunity for donald trump to take bernie sanders' voters. >> yeah, he's right. >> mitt romney got 27% of the hispanic vote and lost -- he got trounced. if donald trump doesn't do 40% of the hispanic vote, he likely will lose big-time also. >> disagree. >> and his hope, i think, is black men. if donald tr

a close look at conditions in communities across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. tell us where it's wet this mortgage, bill. >> just a few scattered light showers. the sat liellite and radar is showing some rain in the philadelphia area. south jersey has light passing shower activity. it will be on and off today. there's a chance of thunderstorms later on. that's the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. there will be a warmup today, 49 degrees with light showers in philadelphia. 48 at south jersey and the jersey shore and in delaware and pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh valley, it's in the 40s right now. that's 49 degrees at philadelphia international while it's 47 at chestnut hill and west mount airy. fox chase is 48 degrees. you'll need the umbrella today. still expecting late-day showers even if we see sunshine this afternoon. the futurecast, hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington in the meantime has your first alert traffic. jessie? >> we'll starting off in bellmawr, new jersey. there's an accident and fuel spill headed on route 42

i visit with them in eastern pennsylvania on a regular basis and in south central pennsylvania. but the corrosive culture that's been cited at the v.a. emains the root of the v.a.'s problems. i want to briefly discuss the thece act or as we call it, vaca. i fully support the choice act and want veterans to have access to quality health care at a convenient location for them. veterans want to be served in the communities where they live, it's better for the veteran, better for think the family and we want to make sure our veterans have access to some of the finest health care systems in the world that may not be part of the veteran health care system. the choice act was so popular that it brought a lot of demand for v.a., they've been spending choice act fund and discretionary funds to meet the demand. the choice act expires at the end of fiscal year 2017 and its funding is being depleted sooner than that. some of the choice programs are already out of money, others will be out of money halfway through the year. for example, the choice act hires method call professionals to cut t

hamilton pennsylvania 9. that's one of the warm spots. we have a place actually close to 60 degrees. we have been in the 50s all week. the average high, 70, and going up, and we may actually have temperatures close to 80 degrees next week. see a few showers moving east to west across the northern and western suburbs, a sign of things to come. you can see that we have a fair amount of rain. look what's happening here. this stuff is coming down this way, and this is coming up that way. there's a low pressure in the middle there, and that moisture's coming at us and moisture off the ocean. if you think it's been nasty so far, wait until you see this. the futurecast, not much rain during the night tonight, cloudy skies continue. here is comes. right during the morning rush, lovely. new jersey hit first by this. you're going to get hours worth of heavy rain. it continues to move to the north and west. there's the midday hours, raining practicically everywh e everywhere. we may see drier air come in in the afternoon, peeks of sun at the shore.

so, last election, for example, obama carried pennsylvania. he carried it by five points, which was the same margin he carried colorado. i think demographically, we're more likely to be a closer race this time around than states where you have a larger, new areas like colorado and virginia. >> so, what do you suppose is behind what's happening in, you know, pennsylvania, especially northeastern and central pennsylvania, known for its deep-rooted coal-mining history. and then it didn't help, did it, hillary clinton's comments on coal mining, which may have turned off a lot of voters, not just in west virginia, where we saw that, you know, during the primary race, but potentially now here in pennsylvania. >> well, part of it is beyond the personalities of the two candidates. we are structurally a close state, and i think increasingly, becoming closer. so that's all the more reason why my area is in the philadelphia suburbs is so important for us to do well. in the end, i think we are going to do well and carry it, because people, particularly vo

not such good news on the pennsylvania turnpike. there was a huge truck fire in the eastbound lanes in bucks county this is the delaware valley interchange, this is eastbound traffic being forced off the turnpike into the delaware valley interchange, two lanes are blocked as fire crews remain on the scene. there may be concerns it damaged the barrier, as well. you see the fire crews right there. this is coming off the turnpike connector bridge. that's the westbound traffic there that's getting through. you can see we definitely have the problems that continue. let's go to the maps. if i were you and i was coming eastbound on the turnpike, bail by the time you come to ben salem. use street road to 1 to 413 and use the -- 13 to 413 to the burlington bristol bridge. we have slowing i-95 betsy ross bridge to girard. heading toward the delaware beaches on highway one the crash from last night is long gone. it's open and ready for you on friday morning. >>> we're following breaking news out of west kensington arc van driver was hit by ano

right now, rain in philadelphia and cooler in the pennsylvania suburbs at 53 degrees. rain and cool for the jersey shore, 56 right now. while clouds are over the lehigh valley. there's still a possibility of scattered showers in easton, 57 degrees at 9:00. we could see midday showers in the lehigh valley later today. this is where we are right now. where we'll be this afternoon is not much warmer. we're in the middle to upper 50s right now. we'll be in the upper 50s this morning, mainly morning rain for new jersey and at the shore, those northeasterly winds will keep temperatures cool. it's a rainy start. that's a view from wildwood this morning. the rain will be tapering off for the lehigh valley and for philadelphia. still a chance of a shower this afternoon. and if you're looking at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, you can see there are more chances for rain this week. i'll go through the futurecast when i come back to show you when the rain is likely to taper off in your neighborhood. jessica boyington is watching the roads on this rainy tuesday.

look at the showers in western pennsylvania. they're not here yet. they'll be moving our way, already in central pennsylvania heading towards harrisburg. stand by with your umbrellas for the afternoon. showers will develop. temperatures climbing to near 70 at 3:00 this afternoon. the suburbs might see a sprinkle but most of the activity holds off into the afternoon hours. for the lehigh valley, sunshine breaking through to start with and then that chance of showers moving into the area. back with a look at the timing of the futurecast in ten minutes. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we're watching the vine street expressway right now. ongoing construction closing it in between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. these are our cameras around 24th street. no traffic moving. if you look over here into the right-hand corner, flashing lights as well. police activity there, blocking off the off ramps in between those two points and connecting it so there's no traffic westbound or eastbound, no direct access to the schuylkill or 95

that's pennsylvania avenue. this is also apparently where the park police, one of all these police jurisdictions, the park police plans on giving the first briefing. in all candor, we don't expect them to say anything we haven't already told you. young, lone male suspect, armed with a handgun, sandy hair, 5'10" or thereabouts, approaches an armed gate house, or the area around one of the gate houses that surrounds the white house complex. a very large area. brandishes the weapon, told repeatedly to drop it. when he did not, a single round was fired, apparently struck in the chest. pete williams, back to you. >> one more piece of information here, brian. we're now being told that the person who fired the weapon was, in fact, a special agent with the secret service, not a member of the uniformed division. that's a distinction that means a big deal for the secret service. the uniformed division folks are the ones like i suspect you see in the background there, that man with the white shirt and the dark pants. they

the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound at willow grove getting word of a vehicle fire. the here's a live look at i295 in south jersey, again, giving wipers a work out again this morning. an accident northbound on the north east extension between mid county, and that lansdale interchange, so watch out for delays, yesterday we had that mess during the morning rush hour that was on the southbound side, so this morning we will begin with an accident on the northbound. if you are watching us down the shore, again, some high the water along some of those normal spots because of high tides and heavy rain all kind of coming in together and then the a at atlantic city brigantine connection, closed through next week even. watch for lane changes on the freeway heading in towards 295 and approaching the walt whitman bridge. lauren, back over to you. >>> remember, stay ahead of the rain by down loading our fox 29 news app, get live radar and alerts sent tour phone. search for it in the apple and google play stores. >>> lets get to breaking news in north philadelphia where a woman wa

saturday morning at 11:30, you can see it's moving through central pennsylvania and western pennsylvania. it'll sweep through our area during the afternoon on saturday. then it's out of here for sunday. it does turn cooler over the weekend. cool? that's not a word we'll be using this afternoon. 77 degrees today. tomorrow, we'll get those late-day showers and thunderstorms and a chance of some late-day showers and thunderstorms again on saturday. by sunday, we're clearing out. it comes with a cooldown. those clear skies and 62 degrees, if we're lucky. there's a chance parts of the area will stay in the 50s on sunday. still in the 60s but a bit warmer on monday. then it's back into the 70s with more chances of showers next week for wednesday, thursday, and again on saturday. well, it's our second annual weather education day set for next wednesday. all the nbc 10 first alert meteorologists will show off weather experiments to the children at citizens bank park. here's some video from last year's weather education day. join me and the entire gang. we'll all be there. a huge crowd, it was lo

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look at the storms in northwestern pennsylvania. we have showers moving through portions of virginia and west virginia with a chance of showers is going to be increasing as we go into the afternoon. we'll see temperatures climbing into the upper 60s to near 70 degrees later today. cloudy skies, yes, dreary, yes. but a nice warmup in spite of that today. >> just carry the umbrella. keep it with you. >> download the nbc 10 app for everything you need to know, weather and traffic. >> you can track the storms or any showers right to your neighborhood this afternoon. the "today" show is next. we'll see you for local updates in just minutes. thanks for watching. have a great day. stay dry today. >>> good morning. breaking overnight. a may day march in seattle erupts into violence. >> we don't want to hurt anyone. >> protesters hurling rocks, bricks and flairs. police using stun grenades and pepper spray on the crowd. a dozen people arrested. >>> double digit lead. donald trump up big in the polls heading into tomorrow's crucial primary in

pennsylvania, together with mr. hannah from new york, who craig -- mr. hanna from new york, who courageously supported it. i'm honored by the support and i'm honored by the position you've taken in this house over the past couple days. i yield back. the chair: any member claiming time in opposition? the gentleman from texas. >> i rise in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. sessions: mr. chairman, thank you very much. mr. chairman, i do respect the gentleman for his right to come and offer in an open rule in a different bill his objections to what occurred last night. last night, the house of

the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. barletta: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 4465 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. barletta: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. barletta: h.r. 4465 includes reforms that will reduce the deficit through the consolidation and selling of federal buildings and management of federal real property. i'm pleased to be a co-sponsor of this legislation and i want to recognize the tireless work of the gentleman and former chair of the public building subcommittee, mr. denham, for his leadership on this issue along with the chairman of the committee on oversight and government reform, mr. chaffetz. this bipartisan legislation incorporates critical provisions crafted by both committees to address decades-old problems related to federal real property. h.r. 4465, as amended, est

the pennsylvania lottery benefits older pennsylvanians every day. kelly ripa welcomed her first guest host on live today. >>> as is tradition whenever we relaunch the show my first co-host is jimmy kimmel. >>> where's michael? [laughter]. >> reporter: kimmel delivered laughs this morning, friday was michael strahan's last day next to kelly. live"live with kelly" showed ofe brand new logo, the change was made on social media and the live website as well. "dancing with the stars" the semifinals begin, there's another double elimination. abc meteorologist ginger zee is at the top of the leaderboard. the ballroom floor heats up tonight on 6abc. at 8:00 p.m. >>> ginger is doing a good job for a meteorologist. >> reporter: top it, better than i can that's for sure. double scan live, we are high and dry, as we look outside we have sunshine in north philadelphia. looking south toward city hall from temple university, but that camera is really shaking because the winds are a part of the story today. they are going to stay a part of the story straight into th

in pennsylvania, it was 1988 and his father george h.w. bush, that's how significant the tight races are. >> the reason is twofold. one because donald trump is the consummate anti-establishment candidate running in anti-establishment year. moreover it's the economic message. he's speaking to the rust belt in terms of the issues that directly affect our livelihoods, illegal immigration and bad trade deals and responding to him in ways that the establishment could not anticipate. lou: business practices and public policies that have been destroying the middle class in this country, now down -- it has shrunk 15%. tony, thanks for being with us. monica, thank you. >> thank you. lou: a lot more ahead. polls closing in west virginia. we'll have the results within moments of the polls closing. the trump train is rolling and looks to add to lead in delegates. we'll take it up with trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. he joins us here next. stay with us. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis fo

no overnight construction delaying any of our majors in pennsylvania. this is a live look in haddon heights, route 30 at 295. 295 is clear, the a.c. expressway, garden state parkway and finally if you're headed northbound on the 42 freeway making your way between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge. that's only a five-minute drive. >>> we're following breaking news in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. a teenager says she was raped by her stepfather. when police got there, they found the girl's mother beaten and covered in blood. doctors at st. christopher's hospital for children areç treating the teen. we have a crew on the way. the special victims unit will bring you more on the case throughout the morning. >>> a home invasion in delaware county leads to a police chase in philadelphia. just before 11:00 last night three men broke into a home in prospect park with several people inside. as people got there, the three were driving away and that's when the chase began. pursuit ended 12 miles away on i-95 at callowhill and the suspects took off on

this is an important legacy in pennsylvania labor. >> thanks, donna. val? >> in a sign of the times, the north carolina legislature has determined that -- has weighed in on the transgender issue and said that if you're going to use a public bathroom, you should use the bathroom of your actual gender as opposed to the one you identify with. those of us who have young daughters who use public bathrooms seem to think that's a good idea. unfortunately, the federal government does not, and is potentially going to deny north carolina hundreds of millions of dollars in federal revenue, and if you want to wonder why we're in the political climate we're in, it's issues like this where you're made to feel like a bigot if you don't want your daughter to be in a bathroom with a man. >> that's "inside story" for this sunday. thanks for our panelists for joining us and you for watching, and also happy mother's day. moms rule. dads are pretty good, too. moms rule. all right? see you later. >> bye! ♪ >>> i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >>> coming up next on "action n

where she supports the largest tax increase in pennsylvania history. >> she was technically registered as a lobbyist for three days. she says she never did any lobbying work.

some pennsylvania lawmakers want to revamp the process at the state's public schools. ahead, hear what that would mean for tenured teachers. >>> also, she's back. mary lee, the great white shark is back along the jersey shore. next, see where she was spotted and what we know about her travels at sea. >>> it's 4:44. now to decision 2016. two more presidential primaries today will help determine the general election matchup in november. nebraska republicans head to the polls for a primary, so do voters from both parties in west virginia. hillary clinton leads the democratic race. donald trump is the presumptive gop nominee as you know. nbc 10's vai sikahema is now live in our digital operations center. vai, we understand that trump is pulling a big local supporter even closer into his inner circle. tell bus that. >> tracy, new jersey governor chris christie is no longer just a supporter and a surrogate for donald trump. he's in fact in charge of trump's move to the white house if the donald is elected president. trump appointed christie as transition chairman yesterday.

cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now on "nbc 10 news today," two missionaires working for a local religious organization are killed in jamaica. >> flames spitting out of windows as a historic new york church burns. churchgoers in new york watched in horror hours after celebrating service. >> a live look at the first alert radar this morning as you get ready to take on a rainy week. there's some reduced visibility in some areas this morning. 6:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we saw the reduced visibility on route 202. let's check in with meteorologist bill henley who has the neighborhood forecast. >> the sun is up but we're not going to see it, at least to start with. most of the day we're looking at cloudy skies and this morning we have see

>> yeah, uber and the pennsylvania spca can help you out. more than a dozen adorable puppies like these guys, drew and maddox, are available for puppy play dates. this is the second year the pspca has teamed up for uber with the fundraiser. for 30 bucks, you can schedule 15 minutes of fun for you and your co-workers. >> we'll provide a little stress relief to offices across philadelphia. also, you know, we're getting out there and letting people know we have so many adoptable animals that are looking for homes. puppies included. >> well, the puppy play dates are scheduled through the uber app. this year it's available to offices in philadelphia, cherry hill, conshohocken, and the king of prussia. nbc 10 is helping to clear the shelters. tune in every saturday morning to see an adoptable dog or cat that you can make a forever friend with. i may be the last person on the planet to get uber, but maybe the first time i use it will be to get drew and maddox over. >> that would be fun. >> "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right no uh. >>> no

this could be ground zero for pennsylvania and that's why we headed there. take a look at what ewwe found. these trains delivered steel across america and votes to democratic politicians, but times have changed and this blue state could possibly turn red. so where are we, mayor, what is this place? >> downtown city of aliquippa. >> who are your constituents. >> staunch democrats. it is a staunch democratic town, always have been. blue collar. >> i heard there's two republican county commissioners and one democrat. what happened? >> they don't believe in the politics anymore. they don't believe in the candidates anymore. this is downtown aliquippa. one time this was a bustling place. >> you'll have to forgive me, but it looks pretty dead. >> well, that's just the way it is. it's gone. everything is gone. these were all bars, restaurants, shops, markets. everything was here. >> and now what's going on downtown? >> now you can see what's going on downtown. not a lot. >> not a lot. >> yeah. >> this is the tunnel that, what, 11,000 people would come through every

taking you wider, this is out here in central pennsylvania. so we don't want to put our umbrellas away just yet. temperatures are bumping up. we are slow to rise because of limited sunshine today. a little warmer up here now. the wind is helping to dry things out a little bit. . 55 in vineland, 55 right now in atlantic city. your planner for this morning in philadelphia, for the afternoon, 61 degrees with peeks of sunshine, 66 by 40u 0 p.m. 63 in the lehigh valley. we're not looking to get much out of the 60s as we move through the day. >> thank you for that, karen. 13 minutes after 9:00 on this sunday. still to come on this nbc 10 news today. for some it was a difficult day at the preakness. two horses are dead and there is a local connection. we'll explain after the break. >>> time now to check in on this week's wednesday's child. we are introduced to ramier. >> the thud thud thud of a basketball on a wooden floor, or clanking off of a rim and back board to some would be annoying but it's music to his ears. >> he loves basketball. bowling is

uber and the pennsylvania spca can help you out. more than a dozen adorable puppies like these guys. this is drew and maddox. they're available for puppy play dates. this is the second year the pspca has teamed up with uber for the fundraiser. not camera shy at all. for $30, you can schedule 15 minutes of fun for you and your co-workers. >> number one, of course, we will provide a little bit of stress relief to offices across philadelphia. but then also, you know, of course we're getting out there and letting people know that we have so many adoptable animals that are looking for homes, you know, puppies included. >> the puppy play dates are scheduled through the uber app. this year it's available to offices in philadelphia, cherry hill, conshohocken, and king of prussia. tune in every saturday morning to see an adoptable dog or cat that you can make a forever friend. >>> cyclists from around our area rode in silence last night to honor eight local bicyclists killed in accidents. one of the two rides began at the steps of the philad

clinton up in pennsylvania and florida by just a point and the republican is up in ohio. and sanders polls better against trump than clinton in all three states. so is clinton limping into the finish line. after her win if pennsylvania -- now they are back up on the air in kentucky and she will stump in lexington and louisville today. >> clinton's push in kentucky may not be about winning the state but a big payoff in delegates to reach the magic number to clinch the nomination. karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> more to come on "action news" at noon, another plane runs into severe turbulence landing passengers in the hospital. >>> communities in oklahoma are cleaning up from a powerful and deadly tornado. homes were tried by the violent storm. it ripped frees from the ground and even veteran storm chasers were thrown off guard. >> that is the most violent motion i have ever -- oh my god. >> the same storm system is putting the ohio and tennessee valleys and parts of texas at risk for more severe weather today. >> more airline peaks were injured by