we say come to pennsylvania. i have no intention of exploiting any of our natural resources, whether it be timber or coal or wood or natural gas. wolf, one-minute rebuttal? [applause] tax, too, believe the industry could be a game changer for pennsylvania's economy. i actually have run a business. how important tax calculations and considerations are for any business owner, manager, who is trying to naked decision on where to locate a business. but a 5% -- to make a decision on where to locate a business. we could make the gas industry a partner with pennsylvania citizens so that doing this environmentally responsibly and economically responsibly is a game changer that it should be. we need to do everything in our power to make sure this benefits pennsylvania. that is why i am talking about a severance tax. but my severance tax is not meant to kill the goose laying the golden egg. i am just saying let's share some of that gold with the people of pennsylvania and make sure that the industry and the citizens of pen

pennsylvania secretary of state. just getting under way here live on c-span courtesy of pcn. >> a couple of the ground rules, they will have a one-minute open and two-minute close. if you are the person who gets the question, you get two minutes and the other person will have one minute for rebuttal. the cappeds have not seen the questions in advance. they have been chosen by me and representatives by the chamber. this is a chamber audience, so most of the questions will be of interest to the business community. so without further ado, as arranged by a coin flip among the camps, tom corbett will have the first open and tom wolf will have the last close. governor corbett, the floor is yours. >> good evening everyone. good evening everyone. thank you to the chamber and inviting me here. i do appreciate the opportunity to be here today on this stage and to talk with tom about the future of pennsylvania. i also want to thank the voters who have given me the opportunity to serve as governor but attorney general across pen

come to pennsylvania. intention of exploiting any of our natural resources whether it he timber gas.al or wood or natural i want to work with the industry's so they employ the people of pennsylvania. >> i believe the gas industry could be a game changer for pennsylvania's economy. i have actually ran a business and i understand how important tax calculations and tax considerations are for any business owner or business manager who's trying to make a decision on where to locate a business. but a 5% severance tax is not a burden. if we do it right we can make the gas industry a partner with the citizens of pennsylvania. doing this economically responsiblely -- responsibly we could make it a economic game changer. that's why i'm talking about a severance tax. but my severance tax is not meant to kill the goose that's laying the golden eggs. i'm saying let's share some of that gold with the people of the pennsylvania and make sure the people and the industry benefit. >> now i want to direct the question to you

the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. shuster: i ask the gentleman from oregon to go back and read the second part of the bill, last half of the bill and we'll find different perspective on it. with that i yield one minute to the gentlelady from west virginia, mrs. capito. the chair: the gentlelady from -- the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. mrs. capito: under the vague regulation proposed by the e.p.a. and the corps, federal power will grow and tie up our agriculture, construction and energy industries and even more red tape. expanding the scope of federal jurisdiction will require many more clean air permits which will mean more permitting delays and more permitting delays means fewer jobs. during the august recess i traveled all across the state of west virginia and met with farmers who were particularly concerned, construction workers, miners and many others who are very is up set about the e.p.a.'s regular lear assault that is -- regulatory assault that is costing west virginia jobs. we should reject this an

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> health check tonight the list continues to grow for the list of states. health reporter and registered nurse, ali gorman is at the big board. >> new jersey is one of five states added to the list with confirmed or suspected cases of invero 68 virus. the one child at the university of pennsylvania is from new jersey and the others are from pennsylvania. they sent samples to the cdc, one is confirmed. entero viruss are common for this time year but d 68 is fairly rare, it's in the area now and official says that the focus is preventing new cases, the solution is simple keep things clean, as a nurse i stress hand washing the single best defense against entero virus. anti-bacterial gel is a good backup but doesn't prevent as many germs. and parents ask your children's school. >> talk to them about, do they wipe down the surfaces, how often are they washing their hands, what do they do when the kids have runny noses. >> try to get your kids and you too away f

this is a traumatic event for the pennsylvania state police and all of law enforcement in pennsylvania. and it has touched us to the core that some an event could happen. i've been talking on a very regular basis with governor corbett, who wish to join us up here today and may join us later this weekend. but i asked him not to because we have an accoutive shooter an active crime scene going on and he did not wish to take resources away from our endeavor to apprehend in individual. no one is in custody. i understand that many members of the community are concerned and i wish i could lessen their concern. but we have a very dangerous armed criminal that is already killed one pennsylvania state trooper and wounded another. that is not in custody and we do not believe any particular person is specifically at risk. this attack was directed specifically at law enforcement and the specifically the pennsylvania state police. but, everyone should be aware of their surroundings and what's happening and if anything is out of the ordinary, they should not hesitate to call our barracks in honesdale

come to pennsylvania. i have no intention of exploiting any of our natural resources whether it be timber or coal or wood or natural gas. i want to work with the industries so they employ the people of pennsylvania. mr. wolf, one-minute rebuttal? >> i believe the gas industry could be a game changer for pennsylvania's economy. i actually ran a business and i understand how important tax calculations and tax considerations are for any business owner or business manager who's trying to make a decision on where to locate a business. but a 5% severance tax is not a burden. if we do it right, we can make the gas industry a partner with the citizens of pennsylvania. doing this economically responsibly, we could make it a economic game changer. that's why i'm talking about a severance tax. but my severance tax is not meant to kill the goose that's laying the golden eggs. i'm saying let's share some of that gold with the people of the pennsylvania and make sure the people and the industry benefit. >> now i want to

a bushed two pennsylvania state troopers, killing one and critically wounding the other. monique braxton is live with the very latest details on the investigation. monique? >> rosemary, the exhaustive around-the-clock manhunt continues at this hour in the poconos for the killer of corporal brian dixon. the seven-year veteran of the state police was ambushed with another trooper on friday night outside the barracks in pike county. trooper alex douglas is in critical but stable condition. he has had surgery, we're understanding. new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania agencies are searching for the gunman at this hour. corporal dixon worked in philadelphia and was transferred a few months ago to the poconos. >> i understand that many members of the community are concerned and i wish i could lessen their concern, but we have very dangerous armed criminal that has already killed one pennsylvania state trooper and wounded another. and we do not believe any particular person is specifically at risk. this attack was directed specifically at law enforcement. >> and state police al

today, a heavy police presence in the neighborhood where the suspect in the deadly shooting of the pennsylvania state trooper lived with his parents. we'll tell you what happened over night. >>> let's head down the shore for a moment. give you a live look at beach avenue in cape may. warm saturday is on tap. temperatures rising in the upper 70s. good morning. welcome to nbc10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 6:00 on this saturday. let's get to our weekend weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. i know it's not fall just yet but it's been feeling like it the past few days. >> it has. that's why this weekend is so important, the last weekend of summer. it's going to feel like it with temperatures heading above average. there's a live look. mostly clear skies. look at our temperatures throughout the region we're seeing mostly cloudy skies in reading, 58 degrees. 59 in philadelphia. mild start to the morning today. a little cooler, closer to the shore, at the atlantic city airport, we're only at 53 degrees. as we head into the rest of today. average for this time of year, 77. we're heading

within the hour, we're expecting an update from pennsylvania state police. overnight, we have been watching federal and state agencies search for the gunman or gunmen, as you mentioned, who killed pennsylvania state trooper corporal brian dixon. now, dixon and another trooper were ambushed on friday night during a shift change outside the barracks in a rural part of pike county. state police also tell us dixon was pronounced at the scene. trooper alex douglas is listed in critical but stable condition. our video also shows you the exhaustive efforts of new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania police as they stop every person in sight. with no clear person of interest, people in the poconos are frightened. >> it's very scary because i have a family of my own. you know, everybody's got their own family in this area and it's a very tragic situation. >> for someone to be out there running around with guns like that and willing to shoot at an officer is pretty crazy still and they haven't got him in custody yet. >> they could literally be anywhere now, and who it i

it will start at 7:30 on the pennsylvania cable network. and of course we will be here, live in hershey, lu ann cahn, nbc 10 news. >>> count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of pennsylvania's gubernatorial race. we'll have a recap of debate on nbc 10 news tonight at 11:00. find a deeper look at the race in our politics section on nbc10.com. >>> a new idea tonight aimed at bringing hope to the homeless in new jersey. the plan involves houses that are 8 feet wide. we'll show you a microhome. here it is on display this week. the nonprofit group catholics and friends with a heart for the homeless is pushing to launch a pilot program that would establish a community of 15 of these houses in ocean county.r>i includes a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. >> if you had the opportunity to stay in one of these, it's like the taj mahal. >> organizers are circulating a pet that asks county free holders to designate a site for the microhouses. when they get necessarier is the ficks and zoning approval, they'll consider all options. >>> now your first alert

down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> drexel university school of law has a new name tonight and comes with the very generous gift. "action news" reporter dann cuellar has a look at how a local attorney is shaping his future for lawyers, for generations to come. >> reporter: one of the largest gift ever to a u is s law school drexel university tonight renamed it law school after renoun trial lawyer tom kline. >> this is, a proud day for me. >> kline of the law firm kline and spector one of the top law firms announced he was giving drexel 50 million-dollar to make his law school among the best in the country. >> we have a great heritage and we have a great institution, and we have already a great law school to build on. >> reporter: what do you do wi

pennsylvania turnpike westbound bensalem off-ramp. outside to a live look at the comcast center in center city, philadelphia. bill, i think you said the hottest day of the week kind of smacks you in the face as you walk out the door. >> you can feel the humidity. the humidities already higher and temperatures running a bit higher as well. we're just minutes away from sunrise. we'll see these temperatures climb. right now 76 in philadelphia. there are cooler areas but not by much. allentown is a cool spot at 68 degrees. >> reporter: i'm jesse gary live in atlantic city where the doors to revel have closed and now the employees are making their way out. we'll have this story coming up. >> reporter: live at council rock south high school where a vigil is planned later this evening to honor three students who were killed in a car crash over the weekend. we'll hear from students and faculty here coming up. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted de

down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> if you drive a toyota we've got an important recall this morning. the automaker is recalling 20,000 of its vehicles for a possible fuel leak. on the list, certain lexus and toyota camry models as well as the highlander, avalon and sienna. the problem is with the fuel delivery pipe. it may leak because it was not welded correctly. drivers should contact a toyota dealer for repair. >>> now to this week's wednesday's child. he's kind and helpful and he is a huge football fan. he's more than ready to find a loving home. we are introduced to kenny. >> kenny. welcome to the eagles locker room. kenny is a fun an sweet 13-year-old who loves anything and everything football. so we took him to the epicenter of philly foot

and the race for pennsylvania governor. democratic candidate tom wolf made a campaign stop in chester, delaware county, today. it's part of his fresh start tour. wolf visited the s.t.e.m. academy at showalter high school, investing in education and public schools. on the other side, tom corbett did not make campaign appearance today. he's running for re-election against wolf in november. >>> a new jersey politician is accused of shouting racial slurs while mooning people at a restaurant. joseph sorentino was running in middlesex county, nj ew jersey. he released a statement, seven years ago as a young man, i made a stupid mistake but i learned from it. i regret what happened. >>> chris christie spent the earlier part of this week campaigning for republicans in south carolina and new hampshire. he's offering help today closer to home taking part in a fund-raiser in princeton jeff bell. bell is trailing but surveys also suggested many independent voters remain undecided. no republican has been elected to represent new jersey

>> he's been in pennsylvania. >> i've got to give you props. you're turning the lemons of this corbett campaign you're amazing. >> talk about spin. very good. >> i learned from my friends. i'm a spin master. christie is coming to pennsylvania this month to republican state committee to speak, why don't you come? >> joint appearance, corbett, christie. we'll cover it as a news story. >>> we talked about the schools here, the philadelphia schools open monday, the funding situation hadn't changed. harrisburg has no immediate ps plans to allow philadelphia to raise the cigarette tax. to fill the budget hole. superintendents william hite back off his threat to not open on time, but they are opening with reduced staff and services. him the fact that hite has showeds hand there, what does he have to go forward to convince them what he wants them to do. >> i think everybody is looking toward the november election, they are counting on a big change in state government in pennsylvania which will positively effect schools not only in pennsylvania, but acr

down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> "action news" at 10:30 on phl17 continues with brian taff, shirleen alicott, meteorologist adam joseph, and ducis rogers. >> if are you just joining under the circumstances at 10:30 here are the stories we're covering on "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> man wanted for killing a pennsylvania state trooper is on the loose tonight. eric fleen is added to the fbi most wanted list and there's a 175,000 reward to find him. earlier today there was a huge funeral for the man corporate brian dixon. >> they taught to central detectives about what happened september 11 chancellor and 16. that's when two gay men were roughed up. sours say the group says a fight had nothing to do with sexual orientation they say the alleged v

a few minutes overhead of the pennsylvania turnpike westbound. this is the ramp from the westbound pennsylvania turnpike to bensalem. you can see this tractor-trailer we've been following all morning flipped over on its side and there we had the heavy duty tow truck in place. let's take a live look with our camera right now and we can see that they did manage to upright the tractor-trailer right now looking better currently. they still have emergency workers on the scene on the turnpike westbound heading to bensalem. at this point the ramp is still opened. they managed to do this and allow traffic to get by. might be a little extra heavy in that area on the turnpike westbound near bensalem but at this point traffic getting by. they did upright that tractor-trailer so hopefully they'll be able to get that on out of here. if you want to just avoid it altogether you could use the street road exit which is right near there but it's an ez pass only exit or the delaware valley exchange instead. let's go to the maps and talk about some other problems. b

pike county in eastern pennsylvania. after two pennsylvania state troopers are ambushed just outside of police barracks in blooming grove. >> this attack was an ambush. they were leaving the barracks and were shot without warning and really had no chance to defend themselves. one trooper ryan dixon was killed in the attack. another trooper, alex douglas was hospitalized in stable but critical condition. >> it's a cowardly attack, it's an attack upon all of us in society and the people of pennsylvania. >> reporter: this morning a manhunt is under way for the person or persons involved in the attack and it's not just pennsylvania officers involved in the search. officers from multiple agencies including new york and new jersey are involved in the hunt. on the ground and in the air. >> we do not believe any particular person is specifically at risk. this attack was directed specifically at law enforcement. >> reporter: so far no arrests have been made but police say they are interviewing hundreds of people and there is a $2

he had recently worked in pennsylvania. he was killed friday night when he and another trooper were ambushed outside the barracks in a rural part of pike county. trooper alex douglas is in critical but stable condition. we're being told he has also undergone surgery. new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania agencies are searching for the gunman at this hour. corporal dixon worked in philadelphia and was transferred up to pike county several months ago. state police hope a reward offered will lead someone to speak up. >> the pennsylvania state police threw pennsylvania crime stoppers is prepared to offer up to a $20,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of an individual responsible for this crime. if anyone has information, you can contact our homesdale station or call 1-800-4-pa-tips and crime stoppers will answer that call and provide the information on to the pennsylvania state police. we hope that if someone out there has some piece of information that might be helpful, that they will come for

, in pennsylvania, because, se orientation is not included, in the state's hate crime statue. in end pen, the only state in the northeast, that does not consider this a hate crime. state representatives from the area will be lobbying lawmakers, as early as this morning to try and change that law. but, right now, under the pennsylvania penn state youth, this is not considered a hate crime. chris, kerrey? >> okay, thank you, dawn timmeney, live for thus morning, central detectives. meantime the parents of the new jersey teenager killed in a suspected act of terrorism speaking out this morning. >> nineteen year old brendan, shot eight times, while sitting in his karat intersection in livingston, back in june, cops first called them random robbery. suspected killer, brown, later told police he killed him as retribution for us involvement in the middle east. in a exclusive interview brendan's parents talked about the night their son was killed. >> i don't, you know, in our opinion, he is a murderer, and in this case, i don't think he acted alone, whether down the road the law enfor

he is currently in frankville, pennsylvania. goddard college holds connectionmentses each year and they are on small scale and they can personalize their graduation experience. about 20 graduates will hear the speech this thursday. it's not the first time he was invited to speak at colleges, he has spoken at least two commencements in the past. >>> now in the drivers seat is the head of the secret service to explain how a man got past security and into the white house earlier this month. >>> good evening, the sparks were flying on capitol hill as lawmakers from both parties blasted the secret service for how they handled the breach of security at the white house. it's unclear when president obama knew how serious this incident was and how far omar gonzales made it inside. >> i wish to god you protected the white house how you are protecting your reputation here today. >> omar gonzales made his way deep into the white house carrying a knife. they ridgely said he was taken down at the front door, he got into the east room and the

the republican party of pennsylvania will hold its fall meeting this weekend and the governors of pennsylvania and new jersey are both scheduled speakers. governor chris christie is expected to address the crowd tonight. on saturday, governor corbett will speak. tom wolf is holding a substantial lead for the top spot in pennsylvania. >>> among registered voters in the state, tom wolf has an advantage of 49% to 31% and wolf has an even larger lead over the governor when it comes to likely voters. the candidates will face off in their second debate on wednesday. now, there are only 39 days left until the pennsylvania general election. the fourth and october 6th is the last day you can register. >>> little bit of a breeze is blowing here at the nbc 10 studios, but skies have cleared out here at the studio and for most of the area, it's completely clear. but north and west, we're seeing some areas of fog develop this morning and it is thick. but it's not going to last. the sun will take over, bright sunshine all day long and through the weekend, too, which is going to lead to a warm, autumn weeken

pennsylvania state police and the fbi making that announce the a short time ago. they say 31 year old killed corporal brian dixon and critically injured troopers alex douglas at their barracks in pike county in the poconos on friday night. the reward leading to an arrest and conviction now sits at $175,000. the fbi says it will provide all resources necessary to bring frein to justice. >> this will allow us to search in any state territory or the possession of the united states and along with our extensive international relationships we now have made the world where he could hide a very, very small place. >> police still believe frein is in the blooming grove area and that's where they're focused their manhunt and they're continuing to follow hundreds of credible tips tonight. officials stress frein is considered armed and dangerous saying they want to capture him as soon as possible. >>> meanwhile, governor tom corbett and authorities from afar away as california attended funeral services for corporal brian dixon. from friends and family to his law enforcement fa

down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now, at 11:00, the secret service under fire. the man who jumped the white house fence made it further into the white house than first reported. >> a popular supermarket in our region hacked. tonight, the message acme has for in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. >> tonight, the investigation into their alleged affair. >> good evening. >> we begin with a developing story. new details about the extent of the recent security breech inside the white house. the man prosecutors called a danger to the president made it all the way into the east room, much farther than previously stated. tonight's new information comes on the eve of secret service testimony about safety at

the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. fitzpatrick: i yield to the sponsor of this legislation, mr. terry of nebraska, five minutes. mr. terry: thank you. i appreciate the support and i thank the gentlelady from california for your support. all the way from the beginning of this bill to today's passage. it means a lot to me and the people of omaha and boys town. and this bill will honor the significant contributions, mr. and how it boys town has in my district impacted our community and our country by a fitting tribute to the legacy of father flanagan, who founded boys town. a priest, an immigrant, from ireland, father flanagan was of modest means. but in 1917, about five years after being -- becoming a riest, borrowed $90 from a member to open a boarding house because they both shared the love for the homeless boys who had been abandoned or orphaned, living on the streets of our city. so he created this boarding house, went out and recruited boys from the streets to come in where he not only housed them and fed them but h

." >>> please in northeast pennsylvania may be closing on the man suspected of killing a pennsylvania state trooper last weekend. we'll have the latest. >> a man is seriously hurt after being hit by a car in south jersey overnight. >>> a postal worker is recovering after being shot twice by a bb gun. >>> let's get a check of the weather with chris sowers, looks like summer will make a comeback this weekend. >> reporter: it's perfect timing, it's the last weekend of summer and it should feel like summer. let's go live on sky 6. we have a quiet center city skyline. we have clouds moving in and winds shift out of the south at it is will get temperatures in the upper 70s. 60 degrees in the city. 52 in trenton, 59 in allentown, wilmington showing 59 a milder 66 down in dover. 68 in sea isle city, millville, cooler at 52. some locations there's a little bit of a visibility issue, patchy fog case in point, poconos down to 1.7 miles. trenton, 8. philadelphia, 9. millville, 5. if you're traveling be mindful you could see rapidly changing visibilities over the next couple of hours. satellite an

this is a live look at 309 by the pennsylvania turnpike. things are very quiet on your majors throughout the area. there are some construction projects throughout the area. i'll tell you about that when i see you in a few minutes. >>> speaking of traffic -- ♪ this is traffic jammin'. ahead in our next half hour, we'll take you to the spontaneous party on a local highway that started, yeah, with a traffic jam. don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. >>> right now on "nbc 10 news today," a second person has died after that tour bus crash in delaware. this morning, a look at the investigation into the crash that injured dozens of other passengers. >>> the showdown at pennsylvania. this morning, a preview of the first

suspect accused of murdering a pennsylvania state trooper. details in a live report. >>> a cool start to our weekend. but the temperature will rise. here is hoo live look at the center city skyline after the recent fall-like weather that we've been having. get ready for a late summer warm-up. >>> good morning and welcome back. i'm rosemary connors. meteorologist brittneyship is tracking the weather and the mild temperatures. brittney? >> that's right. even the mornings are starting off warmer than what we've been seeing. temperatures in the 60s. here's a live look. we are going to see mostly clear skies. as we push into the rest of your saturday morning, temperatures warming above average. 52 degrees in the poconos. 59 in allentown. 54 in bloomville. 60 in philadelphia. 59 in wilmington. 63 in delaware city. 52 degrees in wrightstown. for today we are going to see temperatures heading into the mid 70s. so it is going to be a nice day for us. we take a closer look at your daybreak down. this is what you can expect to see heading into the rest

a survivalist believed to be hiding out in pennsylvania's rugged pocono mountains. people living in towns nearby have been on lockdown and abc's linzie janis is in barrett, pennsylvania, with the very latest. linzie, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. overnight dashed hopes and increased frustrations as another intense night of searching for eric frein apparently coming up cold. police even lifting their shelter in place order but still urging the 7,000 people who live here to lock their doors, stay away from windows and do not go into the woods. this morning the massive manhunt for eric frein focused in the fugitive's own backyard. tactical teams racing to the scene of potential sightings. police using everything in their arsenal from helicopters to thermal cameras and on foot, officers in full camouflage proceeding with extreme caution. >> the main thing he has in his favor is it's his backyard, not the police's backyard. >> reporter: cody lundin teaches outdoor survival skills and says there's no telling how long he'll be able to keep this up. >

next, where pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey?x)ank o a rude driving survey. >>> and parents, are you doing the right thing when it comes to protecting your kids in the car? surprising results about seat belt safety. >>> new information about a quadruple murder in florida where the suspect has ties to our area. adam mattos appeared in court today. he was appointed a public defender. he's accused of killing four people including his exgirlfriend, her parents and another man. their bodies were found in a tampa hotel earlier this month. authorities say before the murders his exgirlfriend told pasco county deputies that matos threatened her. that's when they gave her information about a battered women's shelter and began look for matos. >>> a delaware county woman is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from a nonprofit whose mission is to help the homeless. erica brown was charged with theft from a program receiving federal funds today. she served as ceo of self incorporated of philadelphia and is accused of charging nearly $200,

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> a theater director in berks county is accused of sexually abusing one of his teen actor. he is the director of the playhouse in birds birdsboro. authorities say drey sent naked photographs to himself in the teen and asked for some in return. >>> a jeep owner in north jersey could not take it anywhere seeing a driver take up two spots, so he snapped the photo of the suv he drives squeezed up to the white corvett. he preceded to take a window seat nearby to watch the sports car driver owner's reaction. the driver was not thrilled. >>> thursday should be sean day. starting at 8 tonight it's grays anatomy. it's going into its 11th season. scandal begins the 4th season. and closing out sean day at 10:00 p.m. how to go the away with murder. viola davis as a criminal lawyer will do anything to spring her clients and trains her students to do the same. >> nice imitation. 4:58. a fast-moving house fire in delaware county leaves two people hurt o >> good morning, e

currently they are not protected by a state hate crime statute in pennsylvania though they are covered by federal law. the philadelphia d.a.'s office is currently considering charges for an alleged attack on a gay couple. >>> the two candidates for governor of pennsylvania faced off in their first debate. incumbent tom corbett and tom wolf went throned hand in hershey last night. wolf said the corbett administration has lashed education funding. >> 27,000 educators have lost their jobs, class sizes increased, property taxes have gone through the roof. education has been cut. we are not doing a good job in following through on the promise we made. >> but the cut to education occurred in the administration before we. but mr. wolf's supporters and the public sector union and the teachers union have that spent millions of dollars put out the lie that i cut education. i didn't. >> governor corbett said he is against increased government spending. mr. wolf said pennsylvania needs a fair tax system that gives the middle class a break >> in business headlines from the big board the federal gov

in pennsylvania, any state police barracks. in new jersey, the moorstown police department or mercer county administration building. shipley manor in wilmington. we posted a comprehensive list at our website at nbc10.com. >>> don't forget your sunglasses. we are minutes away from sunrise this morning and our skies are nice and clear. this is the view from the melon bank building in center city. however, north and west, less wind and all that moisture yesterday has led to some fog in the areas. fog will clear and left with sunshine today and this weekend a nice warm up. it will feel more like summer than autumn for this first weekend of autumn. look at the fog, this is the view from chauny inn where it's right along the delaware river and seeing some of the thick fog that reading has been dealing with all morning long. quarter mile visibility there. the rest of the area is mainly fog free. and certainly rain free. the showers are off shore and not going to be an issue for today or the weekend. sunny skies and the fog clears and

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> 4:42, now, a fast-moving wildfire called the king fire destroyed ten homes in california. it destroyed 128 square miles of land. this is how the plumes of smoke appear from space. firefighters say the wildfires are only 10% contained. >> time to turn to accuweather when i stepped, i noticed it was warmer than last week. >> reporter: we're in the 60s, and dipping over the next several hours and back to the chilly starts before too much longer. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we're dry, althoughcy mentioned at the top of the broadcast -- although, as i mentioned at the top of the broadcast there may be water drops on your cars from sprinkles and showers. we are looking at another stretch of weather in the 70s after getting toasty yesterday, are we done with the 58 -- with the 80s? not necessarily. temperature 6 degrees, the dewpoint -- 68 degrees. dewpoint, 58. that will be dropping. wind out of the west at 12 miles per hour. it's breezy right now

but there's even more showers out in western pennsylvania. so our future cast showing the showers move into the area, it's going to take several hours, probably after 8:00 or so, and then some showers even toward the midnight hour. and especially to the north and west. that's where the best chance is. then for tomorrow, there's a slight chance we'd be up to the north. but these are not the best rain chances of the next seven days. we can use some rain because, again, we've been abnormally dry. here it comes. it's coming over the weekend. there's friday 7:00 p.m. there's saturday morning. that is the time for the rain. there's going to be a band of rain. this is a storm cold front coming and it is pretty clear that it is going to be bringing at least a period of some rain, again, mostly on saturday morning. and then look at this, cool air comes rushing in here and maybe the first of several canadian advances coming up. evening showers, scattered around. patchy fog late. 60 for the low in philadelphia. tomorrow the early clouds and fog, a coole

eric matthew frein, he's accused of ambushing two pennsylvania troopers in northeastern pennsylvania. he's described as a survivalist who is armed and dangerous. >>> and new at 4:30, carrying in the classroom? nbc 10 examines a proposal for local schools. >>> i'll tell you how low the mercury will drop in my exclusive nbc 10 seven-day first alert forecast. >>> coming up tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, what kind of driver are you? a new survey ranks rudeness behind the wheel. learn where drivers from pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware rank and why. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we continue to follow breaking news on nbc 10. police have identified eric matthew frein as the suspect in a deadly ambush of two pennsylvania state troopers. he is now on the run. it happened friday night in pike county outside the barracks. corporal bryon dickson was killed, trooper alex douglass was wounded. the suspect is described as a survivalist who has expressed a desire to kill police. >>> another breaking story we're following this afternoon, our first confirmed cases of the enterovirus in philadelph

he and his law firm don't have ties to pennsylvania. sandusky was an assistant football coach at penn state. he was convicted of sexual abusing young boys and is serving a 30 to 60 year sentence. >>> we want to tell you about a bad break for the u.s. women's national basketball team. one of their top prospects from our area is out at least for now. elena deladona has withdrawn, rather, from activities with the team because of a back injury. half a dozen years ago, she gave up a basketball scholarship to top rated uconn to play for the university of delaware. she said it was because she wanted to be near her sister who has cerebral palsy, why she stayed. two other top players have also left the national team due to injury. >>> from the "today" show, "who wants to be a millionaire" to "the view" meredith vieira has done it all. she hasn't had her own talk show until now. i sat down with the new talk show host on her very comfortable set in new york city. studio 6a in rockefeller plaza, now home to meredith vieira's own talk show, literall

and i hope the people of pennsylvania will keep those two troopers in their prayers and the family of those two troopers. >> reporter: the governor is urging resident who is may have information about the shooting to contact police. and that number, as ted had mentioned earlier is 866-326-7256. and stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com for your complete coverage of the deadly shooting at the police barracks. we'll have another live report for you tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> well, talk about a wet start to the weekend. nbc 10 first alert weather is tracking the showers moving the throughout the delaware valley tonight. and you hear it. nbc 10 in valley kinwood this afternoon. people taking cover from the rain with umbrellas and jackets. and the shore could be seeing this system move into their area next. this is a live look at cape may, where they are now seeing showers. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the rain for us. and brittney, everyone's wondering just how long this rain is going to stick around >> well, it's going to stick around for the next few ho

the incumbent losing, but turnout is key, can pennsylvania governor corbett pull it off? let's get the inside story. >>> welcome to inside story, we want to welcome terry money -- madonna who did the poll. the 20 point difference between the two toms, tom wolf and tom corbett shows wolf ahead with likely voters and undecided of 12, so it would make up the gives and registered voters had an 18 point difference with wolf over corbett. what's interesting it will boil down to turnout. you have a poll that shows a different number if the turnout is what we think which will be low. >> here's the good news for governor corbett. in the poll that we did for pvi in august, the governor was at 25 points down. he is 17 points down with most registered voters we're talking about a seven-point gain. the good news he is bringing republican voters back, you can't be 20 or 25 points behind as the muhlenberg poll shows the quinnipiac shows without losing your own party you're not doing well. the governor is up to 62% of his own party's vote that's the good news. the second part is that he

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> it is time now for the buzz, miley cyrus is in trouble over the border. they want the pop star punished when dancers spanked her with the mexican flag while she twerked during a performance, they want to fine her $50,000 or put her in jail for 24 hours. >>> despite george clooney's fortune, he will not pay for their wedding, her parents are sticklers for tradition and insist on footing the bill. the couple are getting married in italy with guests staying at a hotel that costs $1800 a month and they booked andrea bocelli to perform. and his last dance was his last dance, matthew mcconaughey will not be coming back to the sequel to magic mike, the other big star, channing tatum is on board so don't worry ladies he will be there. it's film at the end of this month and will be released next year. that means no crop tops for matthew mcconaughey. you wouldn't know anything about that. >> thank you very much. still here, we are saving with 6 abc, why one local

pennsylvania has become the 12th state to have confirmed cases of the virus. and so far, all patients have been children. nbc 10's katy zachry is live outside children's hospital of philadelphia. katy, how are the children doing? >> reporter: tracy, the good news for those children and their families, they are at home and doing well, but they were at c.h.o.p. for the last week, being treated for enterovirus d-68. pennsylvania is the 12th state to have confirmed cases of the respiratory virus. last week, delaware reported having 12 possible cases. test results are expected back in a few days, making it possibly the 13th state. the virus presents itself much like the common cold, but for some kids, especially those with breathing problems, the symptoms are severe. difficulty breathing, harsh and prolonged coughing. if those symptoms arise, you need to take your child to the doctor. doctors say it is no coincidence the virus is surging at the same time kids are back at school, spreading germs miles per hour light of that, many teachers in philadelphia are bringin

down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> good morning, everyone, it is 6:00 a.m. thursday, september 25. here's what's happening. >> it's all about accuweather tracking drenching downpours across the tri-state area, we'll have the latest how this could impact your morning commute. >> crews reach

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> we have a new tool at "action news" that's giving you control over the video that you get from chopper 6. it's called chopper 6, 360. you can take control of the camera and move 360 degrees, you can pan left and right and zoom in and out. download the free app and go to 6abc.com/chopper 6 for instructions and the links for the apps. >> i'm working on being able to control the helicopter, as well. >> reporter: that's pretty cool. storm tracker 6 live shows you a pretty neat radar image right now, no rain, so a good start to our morning commute. take a look outside we have sky 6 at the airport showing failure tranquil conditions, there's not a lot of wind out there, but it's cool to start out once again. 58 degrees in philadelphia. the air is dry, winds not that strong at 3 miles per hour. i'll go ahead and bring in that always on seven day for those of you watching in hd on the left hand portion of your screen. we have sunshine on the way, there's cloud co

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down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> we're following a developing story from the nfl. the carolina panthers have removed greg hardy from their active roster until his domestic violence case is resolved. hardy was convicted in july on two counts of domestic assault and threatening to kill his exgirlfriend. he is allowed to play during the appeals process. it's just the latest development in the off the field roller coaster for the football league. the season has been focused less on football and more the legal and public relations problems that the nfl is dealing with. with nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray reports, high-dollar sponsors are weighing in. >> reporter: the nfl continues to scramble, less pressure from the public relations and lega

. >>> man he is accused of killing pennsylvania state police corporal brian dickson was laid to rest with full honors. >> our pat ciarrocchi tells us it is celebration of love and civil service what's clipsed only of his love and family. >> reporter: sun was sobriety, he squinted in the glare. all of these state troopers came to st. peters cathedral in scranton to bid farewell to his father corporal brian dickson. >> we gather here in sorrow, disbelief and anger but most importantly we gather here in faith. >> reporter: great uniforms lined up row after row lending support to dickson's family, his wife, tiffany and their two young sons. maggie perry's husband is a police officer too. >> scary, nerve racking, but i think the show of all of the officers in the community, it is important to not be intimidated. >> reporter: not intimidate by a lone fat shore took a fatter from his children, husband from his wife and best friend from corporal derrick felsman. >> we will take care of tiffany and the boys, as you have perfectly taken care of them throughout your life. >> all who wear this j

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. it is tuesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the apparent beheading of a second american journalist, a video is released showing the beheading of steven sotloff, the u.s. was warned he would be killed if we continued with rocket launches. the isis fighter that apparently beheads sotloff, just as you continue to strike our people, our knife will continue to strike the necks of your people. world news tonight with david muir will have more on this story next here on channel 6. >>> there is more on the horrific accident saturday morning. that killed three teenage boys from -- the suv that crash the was a 15-year-old girl from new york. this will be an extraordinarily difficult way to start the new year at council rock south high school. where the boys were to begin their sophomore years. waltder perez is live now at the

we will go outside to a relatively quiet start on route 309 at the pennsylvania turnpike. you can see pennsylvania turnpike right up there moving nicely in the northbound and southbound lanes. moving along great there on 309 as well. pretty much the same story on i-95 at broad street. the headlight coming in heading northbound, southbound headed towards the city moving great as well. can't say same story for center city. we have a road closure due to the water main break seventh street closed at locust street. alternate to get around that take ninth street. now we will send it over to katie in the weather center. >> good morning, everybody. high pressure is here to stay the at least for the rest of the day to day and mess of tonight. by tomorrow we will see our next cold front. a very, very weak one by the way rolling through. as you might expect a lot of times with high pressure in control we have nice fair weather and that high is basically right overhead today. so you'll see abundant sunshine but you are lose ago this sunlight with every passing day. tonight's sunset ta

it will affect the the pennsylvania turnpike. we will need to give yourself more time heading in this area and trying on get to the the schuykill expressway, trying to get to 476. if you are traveling on the schuylkill it self we have a big old pocket of traffic westbound at city avenue and eastbound around the curve is thickest. primarily we're traveling in the 20's around your western suburbs and then making your way in to downtown philadelphia once you get to the the vine street expressway westbound you are delay approaching the schuylkill eastbound approaching broad. traveling on i-95 southbound delays, out of the northeast philadelphia, now down to the vine street expressway, traveling on 42 to eastbound we have the usual delays as well as 202 so give yourself more time. watch for this accident westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike at for the washing on. blocking the lane and cause that is to stretch back toward willow grove a head of that we will have volume approaching mid county toll plaza a lot going on this morning, er