i knew that businesses would not invest in pennsylvania until pennsylvania invested in its schools. that's why the first thing i did when i got to harrisburg was draw a line in the sand on education. over the last three years, we have invested in our schools and reversed the billion dollars in cuts that were made under the previous administration, cuts that had led to larger class sizes, mass layoffs of educators, cuts to programs like full day kindergarten. we have already begun to see these investments pay off. today, we have nearly 100,000 students enrolled in full day kindergarten. we have increased the number of kids able to attend pre-kindergarten by nearly half. our high school graduation rate is more than 86%, making us a national leader. we are second in the nation in s.t.e.m. education, preparing our children for jobs of tomorrow. and we have increased the number of career and technical education students earning industry-recognized certificates by nearly 33%, preparing them for the jobs our employers are trying to fill right now. rebuilding our schools is the beginning of

notew that businesses would invest in pennsylvania until pennsylvania invested in schools. the first thing i did when i got to harrisburg was to draw a line in the sand on education. over the last three years we have invested in our schools and reversed a billion dollars in cuts that were made under the previous administration, cuts that have led to larger class sizes, layoffs of educators, programs like full-day kindergartners and we have already begun to see these investments pay off. today, we have nearly 100,000 students enrolled in full-day kindergarten. we have increased the number of kids able to attend prekindergarten by half. our high school graduation rate is 86%, making us the national leader. we are second in the nation in stem education. we have increased the number of career and technical education students earning industry recognized certificates by nearly 33%, preparing them for the job our employers are trying to fill right now. rebuilding our schools is the beginning of rebuilding our economy but it is just the beginning. for three years, we have been work

in fact, in a pennsylvania case, vieth vs. jubelirer, that had to do with the 2001 map, the court deferred. the supreme court of the united states deferred -- not judicable. now, there are several cases there's a high probability the supreme court of the united states will finally make a ruling on political gerrymandering. >> but that won't affect the pennsylvania case which hinges on the pennsylvania constitution. >> i understand. unless they cite the p.a. -- the federal constitution in a sense which might affect the pennsylvania maps because obviously the pennsylvania redistricting can't violate the u.s. constitution. >> it somehow has to line up. all right, let's talk about senator pat toomey who, last week, called out the philadelphia sanctuary-city stature. he actually filed some legislation to have an immigration bill that does target all sanctuary cities across the united states, but of course he's from our area knowing that would specifically also be a problem for one hand, but others say thate that is harboring crimin

you mentioned pennsylvania. pennsylvania is rated the second-most gerrymandered state in the country. i live in the 10th district. is slightlytrict down along the pennsylvania-new jersey porter, a narrow strip across the top of the state, then angles down to the central part of the state. in threesentatives election cycles have been 13 republicans and five democrats. the state legislature, the house and the senate, have huge republican majorities. pennsylvania is certainly not a 75% or 80% republican state. it shows how they gerrymander. in fact, republicans only hold one statewide option and that is pat toomey. yet state. it shows how they gerrymander. , they have huge advantages in the house of representatives on the federal level, and in the house and senate at the state level. host: can you explain? guest: the caller is right. it was very close to the , yet it has level 13 republicans and five democrats. there is one district outside of philadelphia that has been called the bullwinkle district because it rea

>> an all-out brawl has broken out over the new pennsylvania congressional map. what happens next, and what's the right thing to do? let's get the inside story. ♪ good morning, tamala edwards. welcome to "inside story," and we wanted to go a little bit deeper on this topic, so we've done something a little different with our news makers, one face you know and a new friend. and we've got val digiorgio, the chairman of the g.o.p., pennsylvania party and an insider. we also have joe corrigan, a senior adviser to the delaware county democratic party. >> thanks for having me. >> i'm gonna start with you, val. of course you're very unhappy with what the state supreme court has decided to do, and as i understand your argument, it's about process. this should be legislative, not judicial... >> right. >> ...that you say it was wrong for them to do this. but let's talk about the map. maybe we can even pop them up. with the old map, there was a district that people joked about, that it looked like goofy kicking donald duck, that this had just gone so far, maybe too far. w

. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is reviewing a redrawn map of congressional districts the house speaker and senate president both republicans, say their versions splits far fewer municipalities and keeps nearly 70 percent of residents in their old districts, however, democratic voters who successfully challenge the previous district map called it a name partisan gerrymander , the governor will tell the pennsylvania supreme court his decision by thursday , if he rejects that plan the court says it will develop its own plan. >>> president trump is going on the offensive after resignations of two white house aids over spousal abuse allegations, the president tweeted quote peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation , there is no recovery for someone falsely accused. white house secretary rob porter resigned, when two ex- wife's accused him of abuse , porter denies their accounts, and meantime cbs news has learned in november porter and former chief of staff john kelly of the accusations. >> there is a lot going on behind the scenes at the white house a big

. >> hello pennsylvania! >> why some say a backlash against the president could soon turn this red district blue. >>> plus, ladies first. sarah hendrickson, the first woman ever to compete in the olympic ski jump, teaching us how to hang high. >> that was pretty good. >> so why were women kept out of this sport until four years ago? >> for lack of a filter, our uteruses would fall out, we weren't strong enough. >> how she's making her comeback and going for gold after a brutal injury. >>> and battle of the ads. everyone's talking about their favorite super bowl ads from the human m&ms. >> look at me. i'm human! >> to the rapping "game of thrones" star. ♪ you ain't never gonna stop me ♪ >> but one commercial getting a very different reaction. why are social media users furious with this ram truck spot? but first, the "nightline" 5. it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema e

should pennsylvania quit paying so much money without the light of day? >> i think we're getting the same kind of push at the pennsylvania legislative level that you're getting in washington. leanne krueger-braneky, who is a legislator from the counties, has introduced legislation similar to legislation in washington to say, "we have to stop this." number one, we need to be clear about the fact that we cannot mistreat women in the workplace. and number two, you cannot use taxpayer dollars in order to shove this under the rug. and the confidentiality agreements, in my opinion, have been used as a way for people to continue to get away with this behavior. >> although some people, victim advocates, would say their victims didn't want to be publicized, either, and have their names hanging out there. so, on the one hand, it helps them and it hurts them. what do you think? >> well, i agree for that part. i agree with everything you said in the sense that sometimes confi-- a lot of women -- you look at the situation with congressman meehan. the victim in that pa

this is democratic state senator vincent hughes of pennsylvania questioning pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro during a recent senate budget hearing. >> are you aware of the study that was just published by the senate for investigative reporting that looksks at discriminatory lending pracactices? f "kepttudy titles itself out." are you knowowledgeable about wt has been going on in this area? >> i am, and frankly, i'm disgusted by it. i read the articles. we were aware of this -- some of thisis before ththe articles evn came out. in terms ofonly wrong what is happening to that individual who is being denied a mortgage based on this reporting, but to your point, it holds the city back.. it holds neighborhoods back. it holds people back from achieving what theyey are capabe of achieving. obviouously, i havee been n very careful today about saying too much about investigations. i will take the somewhat unusual step of announcing here todayy that we e have launchehed an .nvestigation we are chasing this down post up we take this seriously. juan: meanwhile, the philadelphia city council

the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. brady: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. brady: mr. speaker, since we began this process several months ago i met with experts, my colleagues and most importantly the survivors of sexual harassment and assault. their insight has formed this legislation today. by passing this proposal, the congress will take the much-needed first step in changing how we do business. we eliminate counseling. we eliminate the cooling off period. we make mediation optional. we change the system so we protect the victim and not the perpetrate overplet we require more transparency with regular reporting that has meaningful information. we change the confidentiality rules so the victim decides what to talk about and when. and we hold members accountable for their behavior by referring every case to the ethics committee. this is long overdue. there is one person that has been championing her work this entire career. that the g

pennsylvania means business when it comes to protecting our children. thank you pennsylvania! find out if you need to get your clearances by going to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >>> tonight high profile supporters are rallying behind philadelphia basket player who was benched for her religion. a referee forced her to sit out because of her hijab. the 16-year-old is hoping this is only the first step. >> it may look like your average girl's basketball game. but for her it was much more. >> i am happy she was able to play today with her team and compete. >> reporter: it was the 16-year-old's first game back. last week she was not allowed on the court because of her hijab. how do you feel about that now? >> i just hope they make the right decision. >> reporter: all athletes are required to fill out a waiver for religious head coverings. we are learning are involved to change the rules. >> it caused a scene. >> reporter: her coach tells nbc 10 he is also muslim. the sophomore has been in 24 games this year without an issue before last friday. >

a lot of people have already signed up to receive medical marijuana in pennsylvania. thousands of people. >> it's going to be a watershed moment, i think, for pennsylvania in terms of getting into the medical marijuana field and building this industry. but it's really a medically focused program. >> reporter: tso far there are ten dispensaries approved by the pennsylvania board of health. you can't just walk in and and for medical marijuana. first you have to register with the state department of health. next you need an official certification from a doctor that you suffer from one of 17 serious medical conditions. so there is a list. then you need to obtain a medical marijuana i.d. card, and finally at that point you can go to an approved dispensary to buy the product. it's still important to mention, though, that having or using marijuana in any form is still a federal crime. but the folks here say this is good first step, and one of the doctors here tells me he truly believes this could be a way to save lives. for now i'm live in devon, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >

then it is in pennsylvania. i'm just saying. >> which is why we're inside. >> that is the place to be. >> of course, you are the governor of pennsylvania. there are two nfl teams that you have to keep in mind, pittsburgh steelers are, of course, have conquered the super bowl. governor, isn't it time that philadelphia eagles get that into history. >> absolutely the super bowl, pittsburgh steelers have six super bowl rings, that is more than any other team, i think number two is patriots, they have five. another reason why the eagles to have win to make sure that pennsylvania stays number one with six super bowl rings, to get this one, pennsylvania will have seven super bowl rings, that is really important. >> your prediction, for game day super bowl. >> twenty-four-14 eagles. >> all right. >> well thought out, good one. >> go bird. >> it is in paper. >> lots of intense fans here in minneapolis today we know about the fan in chief, have a good time at the game tonight. >> thank you very much. >> we will have compl

he was an impressive delegate from pennsylvania. he had a peg leg and he was a very beautiful stylist. he was responsible for the crucial stylistic change, which was also an amazingly important substantive change in the u.s. constitution, which is that in this draft of the committee of style the preamble for the first time says, we, the people of the united states, not we, the people of the states of massachusetts, rhode island, and so forth. it says we, the people of the united states. why was that change made? some say it was merely a stylistic change, because the framers didn't know exactly which of the 13 states would actually ratify. so they hedged their betts s by keep teei keeping it more concise. others say it was the tangible expression of james wilson's belief that we the people as the united states as a whole are sovereign not we the people of the individual states. there are another series of really important changes. congressional power is altered. congress now has the power to declare, rather than make war. the preside

pennsylvania going to pittsburgh. this is what will happen, i'll walk you through the next 12 to 36 hours. by tonight you will have clear skies. wake up tomorrow morning with sunshine, and by 4:00 or 5:00 in the afternoon the first of all of this will move in, it could start as rain and transition to snow. we get a quick burst of snow. a lot of rain all of this is out of here by shortly after midnight. we'll talk more about what is ahead especially next week, but what is really key to tomorrow, glenn, is the temperature profile, right? >> the temperature profile can make a big difference. you want to check that temperature in your neighborhood as this is going on tomorrow. as we go through the night tonight, temperatures will cool, but barely below freezing. they will warm up tomorrow again before that snow hits. the first snow melts when it hits. then, by 8:00, the snow is getting heavier, and it is still above freezing. unless it is snowing really hard, that snow melts as it falls and it could change over to rain a

the maps in pennsylvania were deemed unconstitutional. ,he maps also in wisconsin north carolina, and texas have been deemed unconstitutional. the u.s. supreme court has put those on hold. that's a conversation for another day. pennsylvania has an understanding and an observation that the maps are unconstitutional. we will see what is presented. in gerrymandered states like pennsylvania, for democrats to have an advantage with motor performance but a structural disadvantage of 13 republicans to five democrats. that's a plus for pickup. i think that's credible and substantial and helps us with their maps to win back the majority. pennsylvania, there is a competitive race coming up in a month from when we are talking. in the first case, republicans millionding about $2 for each of those seats. why is it not more invested in that race? rep lujan: when we look at these districts, it should worry republicans, even with the special olympics -- elections we were not successful with, they were all deep red seats that president trump selected for

david speaking of pennsylvania, : there is a competitive race in the pennsylvania 18th district coming up in a month from when we are talking. in the first case, republicans are spending about $2 million for each of those seats. why is it not more invested in that race? -- rep. lujan: when we look at these districts, it should worry republicans, even with the special elections we were not successful with, house races this last year they , were all deep red seats that were identified by president trump that he had selected for the map. they had to spend tens of millions of dollars trying to defend those seats. that did not bode well for them. the margins shrunk from that. when you look at virginia, new jersey, all of the other special elections with down ballot races since then it does not bode well , for republicans. the 18th district in pennsylvania president trump won , the district by 20 points. governor romney and senator mccain won with more than 15. this should be another slamdunk district for republicans. but they have a weak candidate and we have an incredible candidate, a fede

underpaid in pennsylvania. new this morning, a report finds that pennsylvania public school teachers are some of the lowest paid workers in the state. randy gyllenhaal is digging deeper into what the report means for our schools. he joins us in the studio. this is troubling. >> reporter: this report finds a gap in pennsylvania between what public school teachers are paid and what they could be making if they left teaching and did something else. the report warns it's causing good teachers to the economic policy rutgers professor did the study and found they make 12% less every week compared to jobs with similar education and skills. fewer college students in the commonwealth are graduating from teacher training programs leading to a brain drain with teachers staying for maybe just a few years before leaving the profession entirely to make more money. >> on average, we're looking at weekly wages about 12% less. the philadelphia situation is that much more dramatic in terms of trying to attract qualified teachers

congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania. up next, democrats just got a big boost in their bid to retake the house of representatives in november. the latest congressional map finally levels the playing field for democrats in pennsylvania. no wonder president trump hates it. you're watching "hardball." i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv or any other medical conditions and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplem

and i'm in the middle of coal country in pennsylvania, great people, hard working at jobs too. neil: i would be remiss if i didn't talk about your navy seal days with his attention on weaponry after the school shooting and the back and forth, with the debate as to what is to coming now. col. ralph peters not long ago saying i am an advocate of the second amendment but we don't need weapons like that in average folks hands. how do you feel about that? >> we don't need crazy people to have access to advanced weaponry. newt gingrich wrote a wonderful article about it, one of the most articulate on this subject. second amendment, you shall not infringe but also, responsible gun ownership, gun ownership is a right but also a responsibility. some of it how our databases work, and so many things broke down and the tragedy is kids got killed because of the breakdown. everyone must agree, crazy people and prevent that from happening again. if you are 33 times what the reports say, law enforcement visit the shooter's home where we had certain indicators obviously that it was going to hap

governor morris was an impressive delegate from pennsylvania. he had a peg leg and he was a bonn vivant, and he was a very beautiful stylist and he was responsible for the crucial stylistic change which was also an amazingly important, substantive change in the u.s. constitution which is that in this draft of the committee of style the preamble for the first time says we, the people of the united states, not we the people of the states of massachusetts, rhode island, and so forth, but we, the people of the united states. why was that change made? well, some say it was merely a stylistic change because the framers didn't know which of the 13 states would actually ratify so they hedged their bets by keeping it more concise plus that was shorter and others disagree and say the change to we, the people of the united states, was the tangible expression of james wilson's belief that we the people of the united states as a whole are sovereign, not we the people of the individual states. there are another series of really important changes, congressiona

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he was anti-slavery and a pennsylvania delegate to the constitutional convention. in the book "plain honest men" it is said wilson and madison were the leaders of the convention. but wilson is the in favor of popular sovereignty by we the people. madison believes that the people can generate into demagogues and mobs and popular passions have to be checked and the president should be elected by the legislature not the people in order to ensure that direct democracy doesn't degenerate into demagoguery. so wilson and madison had a big debate. wilson became a very distinguished u.s. supreme court justice and he died, alas, in debt, it was a sad ending to a heroic career. but right now we're about to see the very first draft of the u.s. constitution written by james wilson. so now we are going to see the rarest draft of the u.s. constitution in american history. the very first draft. many of us know the copy of the constitution in the national archives, but that was the final copy. every important document has a first draft and this is it. it was drafted on july 24, 178

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pennsylvania means business when it comes to protecting our children. thank you pennsylvania! find out if you need to get your clearances by going to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >>> looking live right now at a view from parkland, florida, where the slp sheriffs department is releasing more information about the victims from yesterday's high school massacre there. we're going to have those brand new details in 15 minutes. the shooting is also spreading fear and frustration among paren parents. >> it's heartbreaking. because you send your child to school to get an education. you think it's a safe place. you assume it's a safe place. >> that's echoing across the country and around the region today after yesterday's high school shooting there in florida. parents hugged their children a little tighter this morning and nervously waited for their safe return home. steven fisher is joining us live from easton with that part of the story. >> ien can't imagine for parents sending their child to school this morning having a pit in their stomach as the

i thank my friend from pennsylvania. and i greatly appreciate the chairman for yielding back some time. i want to thank chairman ros-lehtinen for her tremendous leadership in helping advance h.r. 2646, the united states -jordan defense cooperation extension act. this bill is important because our partnership with jordan is important. and i want to quickly explain why my constituents back home believe that this is important. those good news headlines that we've read about u.s. military success against isis are in part thanks to jordan. jordan's a key partner in the international coalition to defeat isis and has flown air strikes right alongside us. just last week the u.s. finished delivery of blackhawk helicopters to amman that are used to take terrorists off the battlefield, helping to keep our nations, both of our nations, safer. the bill before us today ensures that jordan continues to get this critical military assistance, but it does more than that. it also ensures that jordan gets the economic support it needs to ca

especially in pennsylvania. zero visibility in coatesville. down to a quarter mile for reading, lancaster, allentown and quakertown. moving into philadelphia, but not too bad. dense fog under an mile an hour in northeast philadelphia. and light fog in south jersey and delaware, too. we run into spots in delaware and south jersey. you won't run into any cold air. the temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. most neighborhoods are running 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. coolest spot at 39 degrees. fog at 7:00. then it starts to lift but still cloudy and 48 degrees at 10:00. once we get some sunshine this afternoon, these temperatures take off. and we're looking at record potential for philadelphia. up to 72 degrees but it's go to be warm all around today. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you what it's like for your neighborhood as the day progresses when i'm back in ten minutes but, first, let's see how the fog is affecting traffic. jessica boyington has the latest from the "first alert" traffic center. >> yeah, bill, watching the so

pennsylvania's adam rappon took the ice here behind me. how he said his home state changed his attitude towards competing. >>> that is a look at your olympic medal count. team usa is currently in fifth overall with five gold medals. and all eyes were on team usa skaters. the men took the ice early overnight. >> some athletes missed their chance for redemption while a local skater used the international stage to dazzle a new group of fans. good afternoon -- evening rather there. keith, not exactly the men's skating finish they were hoping for. >> reporter: no, unfortunately not. there were some big ups and big downs for team usa inside the ice arena here for the men's short program. all eyes on nathan chen. the question was he rebound from that poor performance. unfortunately, the answer was no. chen sits in fifth place. a different story for adam rappon. he was celebrating on the ice after a different skate. >> the name of the game on the ice right now is doing quads, and girl, i don't have any. so my main goal in this competition is just

students throughout pennsylvania. its learning experience engages and empowers every student to be successful in reaching their academic and personal goals for today and tomorrow. this school was developed from the ground up by the engages an superintendents in collaboration with intermediate unit eight. the iu- was furnished to provide a broad range of services to 35 public schools, two charter schools, and approximately 8 nonpublic schools. mr. speaker, we must understand that there are numerous educational environments and many students strive in a cyber school-style setup. the iu- has enjoyed tremendous work to ensure students who choose the education receive the same quality education as their peer who is attend brick answer mortar schools. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition. >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and

he was anti-slavery and he was a pennsylvania delegate to the constitutional convention and mr. beeman which i want you to read, plain, honest men were the leaders of the convention. wilson is in favor of popular sovereignty by we, the people, madison believes that the people can degenerate into demagogues and mobs and popular passions have to be checked and the president should be elected by the legislature and not the people in order to ensure that direct democracy doesn't degenerate into demagoguery. so wilson and madison had a big debate. wilson became a distinguished u.s. supreme court justice and he died alas in debt which was very sad to see and we are about to see the very last draft of the constitution written by madison. we are about to see the rarest draft of the u.s. constitution, the very first draft. many of us know the copy of the constitution, and this is it. it was it will drafted on july 24th 1787. remember the constitutional convention begins on may 25th. i remember the address is 525 arch street in philadelphia, 525 is may 25th and two months later was the fi

look again at kaine, and here this is pennsylvania s p.c. spca, this dog will be at fishtown center today. male five-year old mix, recently surrendered to the shelter because landlord said no dog in these apartments. so, there he is just great he knows all of his commands, very affect nate and gets licensing with dogs and cats too. >>> you're a big cat lover i love cats too look at rag doll sophia, nine years old. she gets licensing great with other cats. she's in the community cat room. she doesn't want to be carried around all day so if you like cats but you cannot do your own thing, that is the cat for you, so, that is sophia, this is cookie available for adoption and again she was found on wednesday, in philadelphia, at pennsylvania spca that is where she is, she's, quiet, she's calm, she's absolutely darling, she's tiny, this is fully grown and she would be just wonderful for just about anybody. >> chelsea and i are drooling. >> chelsea came over, she's very tempted but she has to work all day so maybe you can get to the shelter before

pennsylvania means business when it comes to protecting our children. thank you pennsylvania! find out if you need to get your clearances by going to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >>> atlantic city is just months away from a casey know come back, and the recent move to lead to a return to gambling on the boardwalk. that has prompted new concerns about too much competition in town. >> on this gray, drizzly day in atlantic city, high hopes that a brighter era is around the corner. >> the hard rock hotel and casino and ocean resort casino expected to open this summer at the form eer taj mahal site. >> this month, showboat hotel owner making more waves by taking a preliminary step to getting a casey know license from the former gaming hall. he says he is exploring his options, but at least one expert thinks bringing gambling back would be a bad bet. >> the capacity in that town at that point would be way too much. it would be a detrimental effect. >> he is confident that showboat will benefit greatly. plus he says his company is spending millions

a pennsylvania man shines bright at the winter olympics. he helped lead team usa figure skating to a medal in south korea. but his journey isn't over just yet. >> nbc 10's keith jones joins us live in pyeongchang with his special performance. good morning, keith. >> reporter: good morning. figure skating, of course, a premier event here at the winter games, which, by the way, are very cold. i'm going to take a step out of the way so you can see this vantage point from pyeongchang. the team usa figure skating put on a show last night. they walked away with a bronze medal thanks to strong performances from pennsylvania's own adam. this was his first ever olympic performance after being passed over for the games in 2014. he nailed it. he really had something to th a 28-year wait. i am so happy with how i skated today. just an incredible amazing feeling to really, you know, i've been dreaming of this moment to be on the olympic ice my whole entire life. and i i'm so happy i was able to have a good skate for team usa today. >> reporter: there we

new at 5:00, the new budget changes pennsylvania's governor wants to mange. make. >>> and eagles fever. the parts of america that are jumping on the eagles bandwagon cash in hand. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics your netflix. go to getfios.comto switch today. >>> spend iing your tax dollars. tom wolf laid out a bubble proposal. >> george spencer is here to break it all down for us. >> just hours after his address the governor's budget proposal is already getting some pushback from republican lawmakers. let's take a look at exactly what's included in the governor's plan. spending

we think we'll get three to six across the pennsylvania suburbs. sleet and snow across philadelphia, northern delaware, parts of south jersey, and a dusting but mostly rain across south jersey to the shore and southern parts of delaware. we'll be back in a little bit. >> a growing problem that could cost you more than $1,000. >> potholes, more and more of them this time of year. what you can do tonight to save your wheels and your wallet. >>> it has been two weeks now since the eagles sis torhistori bowl win. >> fly eagles fly on the road to victory. >> there you go, that is "fly eagles fly" from the boston office of the mccarter and english law firm. they put on a show today. they had a friendly bet on super bowl 52. the boston office had to serve lobster roles and boston cream pies to their colleagues. >> registration is closing tonight at midnight. if you're not running, our nbc 10 cameras will be there for you every step of the way. watch all of the action right here on nbc 10. >>> next, learning more about the accused killer behind the high sc

one year ago pennsylvania and new jersey drivers were most affiliated by this structurally deficient bridge that linked the turnpikes in those states. it was closed to traffic for months while repairs were made. president trump's plan that will be unveiled later today addresses infrastructure problems like that that happen on the bridge. we will get more details on it within the next few hours. at this time we know the plan relies heavily on state and local governments as well as public/private partnerships to produce much of the funding. when we last saw we said regarding pennsylvania about one in five bridges in that state a are structurally deficient. regarding new jersey, less than 10% of its bridges need repairs. i'm katey zachary live in the digital operations center. back to you. >>> meanwhile bullet holes marked the spot of a shooting. it happened yesterday in southwest philadelphia. neighbors say two men walked up to the car, opened fire and then casually walked away. >> i saw two young men walking right up the alleyway. >> it's like automatically like five times -- and the

the fight over votes in pennsylvania takes on new urgency today. >>> monday morning. we'll back at it. 5:00 a.m. good morning. welcome to nbc 10 news today. >> 37 degrees right now but it's going to be a wild swing in the temperature this week. let's get right to first alert meteorologist bill henley. >>> live view of wilmington from crawly stadium. a few clouds overhead, but it is dry this morning. but there will be some breaks in those clouds. we'll get some sunshine this morning. but look at our showers to the southwest and west. you won't need an umbrella this morning and you won't need the heavy coat either. it's chilly in some neighborhoods but not typical february cold. it's 30 degrees right now in the lehigh valley, 32 in new jersey and 31 in the suburbs. 10 degrees above normal

. >> today is ground hog day we will take you live to punxsutawney pennsylvania in a moment. he is what 135 years old. >> looking pretty good. >> got that same look. >> since they have been starting to do this. >> yes. >> a lot of people don't realize six more weeks. >> we have cloud cover he probably won't see his shadow. >> that is right. >> we could have an early spring. >> it is foulke lure and fun and folks out there have a lot of liquid fun before, believe me, i have been there, i know. we have a look at our weather for today to try to get around in this mess this morning. we had rain overnight in the process of changing over to snow and ending but still a lot of rain and wet snow out there, buddy has warm coat on for later on because it will get colder as soon as this is out of here. you can see we have wet roadways in philadelphia, 37 degrees but yeah the rain changing over to snow, a lot of it has moved over into new jersey we are seeing beginning of the end here in philadelphia, and maybe a few flurries, but, for the most part, it is almost finish, so 37 degrees, he

philadelphia is changing after pennsylvania democratic congressman bob bradyou seek reelection. former, carpenter u has held his congressional seat for 20 years. it was made ami fbi investigation over an alleged theoff to be would be 2012 race. brady denies any rai reviewing s of the case and statute ofhai will not be charged in this case. >> brady's looking forward to spending more time family. >>> president trump will speak at a g.o.p. retreat dozens of republican law makers were arbage when amtrak train they truck this happened yesterday morningginia. one man inside was kill, six others werewmaker on board the n were seriously hurt. ntsb plansdays investigating. >>> president trump has reportedly not decided to in the investigation into russian election meddling, democrat adam shift is accusing committee chairman devon nunez of altering the memo before bringing it to the white house. ate alleged abuses by fbi and justice department during the russia investigation. >>> new research shows working longer even by just a little, can have a dramatic impact on your retirement. >> bu

we are pennsylvania dutch. a lot of my friends, my in-laws used to make them. >> reporter: and lori diedrich is a pro with a fasnacht trick up her sleeve. >> i ordered plain and glazed. you don't want to take away from the molasses. >> a line formed early for fa fasnachts at hagel's bakery. several customers leaving the store with several boxes. one fan said she grew up eating the fried dough before lent. >> i get a dozen donuts, the powdered and the sugar. the fasnacht donuts, you know? >> she says waiting outside in the cold for the fasnachts was well worth it. they look good. we were hungry before, now we're really hungry. >> i was looking all over the newsroom for the samples. >> i know, they didn't make it back here somehow. >> i don't know what happened with steven. he kept them all to himself. share some weather with us, won't you, tammitammie? >> they look tastier than this forecast. it's all over the place. let's start first with this morning. you stepped outside, you said, whoo, that's a little cooler

fox 43 in york, pennsylvania. albertsons companies buy a big chunk of rite aid, the nation's third largest drugstore chain. albertsons owns safeway, bonds, and other grocery brands. lassiter number walgreens bought nearly 2,000 rite aid locations and distribution centers. this is a live look at the santa monica pier from fox 11 in los angeles. one of the big stories there tonight, a cold air mass that has sent temperatures plunging. hard freeze warnings in effect early today up and down the central valley and on the central coast with a mix of freeze and frost warnings elsewhere. this as temperatures climb into the 60s and 70s on the east coast. supposed to be 78 tomorrow. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." will be right back. >> bret: senior pentagon officials say james mattis will make his recommendation about transgender people serving in the u.s. military to president trump either today or tomorrow. defense officials are not saying what secretary mattis will recommend. they s

. >> th >> the senator from pennsylvania. t >> i rise to speak about the issues we are dealing with on the floor, and i'm grateful for this opportunity. i went to first of all stressed the critical urgency that we have to protect the nation's dreamers. the united states as we all know is a proud nation of immigrants. yes in september the administration insulted or value by announcing a decision to end the third action for the program that we know by the acronym daca. young people who live have liven the country since they were children, they are law-abiding residents who have learned english and pay taxes to support themselves and their families. our governmentmi promised them they would be protected if they come forward and now the administration at least so far has broken that promise. i commend the bipartisan work of a number of my colleagues in both parties to draft legislation to protect dreamers and secure the border. with hundreds soon tore be thousands losing protection every day it is critical that we come together t