in pennsylvania? it was a dirty system. >> yes. >> it wasn't one person who went to jail. >> i'm just using your argument. there's not been one single example of private prisons causing corruption. i just gave you one off the top of my head. i didn't even need google for that one. you're just wrong. that's just incorrect. >> okay. i'm arguing if you can find it, great. i'm saying people have been looking for those examples. >> let's move on. >> i admitted that it's an example of corruption. i said lobbying. >> okay. let's talk about lobbying. through lobbying and campaign contributions -- >> i overlooked the one. >> i'd be willing to put good money on the fact that there's more than the one that i just thought off the top of my head. candidates. >> yeah, lots of money. >> that's true. >> lots of money. >> to both sides. >> which did this become a democratic and republican thing? >> i didn't say that. i just said they give to both parties. the prison guards union in california alone gives more money to

the blimp then drifted all the way to moreland township, pennsylvania. abc's linsey davis with the details. >> reporter: for hours a mystery. just where was the $175 million military blimp? >> it knocked down our power at school and it knocked down all of columbia's power. >> reporter: 12:20 p.m., the blimp comes unhinged, detaching from its station at aberdeen proving ground in maryland, traveling north, 16,000 feet in the air, floating into pennsylvania. >> it's going to land right in the corn field. >> reporter: the blimp floating over a high school in bloomsburg, pennsylvania. >> oh, my god, it's going down! >> reporter: dragging a long metal tether, a cable several thousand feet long, wiping out power lines along the way. >> lights out for us at fowlersville and 47. >> they lost power out there, also. >> route 11's dead. >> reporter: listen to this neighbor's recording from the ground. >> whatever this thing is doesn't appear to be attached to anything. there's a line dragging. >> reporter: the top secret balloon cost $175 million. the program, more

those are thunderstorms that are already in northwestern pennsylvania. the hour by hour future cast shows a spotty shower at noontime for redding and allentown is possible. but the heavier weather will wait until the afternoon hours. 2:00 in the afternoon, just off the north and west at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, we'll see the storms move through philadelphia. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast calling for 70s, upper 70s for allentown and redding. 76 in quakertown. late day showers and thunderstorms for trenton and norristown up to 79 today. the showers will sweep through the shore this evening. 80 for vineland. dover also up to 80. and afternoon showers and thunderstorms, but before they move in, we'll get some sunshine to see the temperatures warm up in the upper 70s and lower 80s. the weekend and beyond with the 7-day when i'm back in ten. >> 6:10, just about. we were dealing with water main breaks not only in south philly, but one in morristown. and both going to affect traffic. >> let's get details. jessica? >> yes, sky force 10 over top of the scene

by saturday night, those showers enter pennsylvania. forth western pennsylvania and those showers are due in hear sunday morning. for today, though, dry. look at these temperatures, 74 to 77 degrees this afternoon. 65 is the normal high temperature this time of year. tomorrow we'll be 63 after a school start and 49 degrees in the suburbs. the real cold arrives saturday morning. 39 degrees in center city. we'll see plenty of readings lower than that. 64 saturday afternoon, clouds arrive sunday. there is a chance of source, especially likely in the morning. early afternoon hours by late in the day, we see sunshine, the temperatures will warm up to 66 degrees, it will be dry for monday and tuesday. another round of showers possible wednesday. >> all right. bill. equal under the law. what the irs has decided about same-sex marriages that will put those couples on the same footing as heterosexual couples. >>> plus, say it ain't so, a lego shortage. we'll tell you why the company says it may not be able to make enough to fulfill every wish on

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hannah daniels, cbs news, pennsylvania. mollie: armed fighter jets trailed the blimp of the military says there was never any intention to shoot it down. ford has issued three recalls affecting thousands of vehicles. the largest involves potential fuel tank issues on 2009-2010 models of the ford edge and lincoln mkx. in places where salt is used to clear snow off roads, fuel tanks can rust, leading to a fuel leak and possible fire. other recalls involve trailer brake issues and restraint parts in other ford vehicles. company officials say no injuries have been reported. ok, the kansas city royals own a 2-0 lead in the world series after johnny cueto fired a two-hitter in a 7-1 rout of the new york mets last night. the series now moves to new york for game 3 friday night. let's check back in with jason because it is been a nasty taste of winter. we were hoping for a warm-up given jason: it could have been a lot worse. we do not see a lot of snow here thankfully. we will be hanging onto the cold for a bit. a look at the begga

. >> today pennsylvania has been without a budget. the budget battle left some of the youngest here in philadelphia in a lurch. katie, tell us about this. >> well, tracy, i can tell you first hand the second you walk into kinder academy, you realize that something is not right. it is missing students, dozens of them. they are completely empty. the problem is 80 families that signed up rely on state funding to do so. those state funds are the only way they can insure their kids get high quality early education. until the budget is worked out in harrisburg, that money is tied up. >> we have 80 families who are waiting. they're on our wait list to come through the door. but because of the budget impasse, families cannot come in. their funding stream is not approved. >> reporter: and i spoke with state senator don sabatino who represents this area. he tells me in the last few weeks his office has been flooded by parents, many trying to sends them to this early childhood education center as well as parents that send their kids to schools a

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. i want a supreme court judge who knows the law. for the past seven years, i've served on pennsylvania's second highest court. and the bar association has given me their very highest rating. i want a judge who understands regular people. i was the first in my family to graduate from college. my dad was a coal miner. my mom- a factory seamstress. i want a judge with integrity. me too. and that's why i'm running. i'm christine donohue. it's time to bring integrity back to the supreme court. >> we're following breaking news out of north philadelphia. a wild story that began with a woman's abduction led to a shooting and a police chase. nbc 10's matt delucia is above the scene now in sky force 10. >> reporter: chris, this is where it ended. let's give you a look at the scene. a car that crashed into a wall here. this is 2500 block of college avenue. here's what we know. this is how it started. police tell us that a man took two men by gun point over at 38th and cambridge streets, makes the

north of reston to potomac river up the pennsylvania line. there are other areas of the scatter showers but they are lighter in comparison. a break in the action over the district. port to the north and south as well. so a little closeup. here is the lightning in the case right there north of leesburg. that is the heaviest area we'll see. that area through locustdale is moving over the eastern foothills of the blue ridge. this is powered along by hurricane patricia. the cold front is to the west. there is a light chance of more showers tonight and the isolated thunderstorm when the front passes by. the rainfall is noticeable. our future cast shows the line that is coming through tonight after midnight. again there could be lightning here. the winds are out of the south heading to the overnight hours. clearing trend move from the rest. tomorrow we have the westerly winds. it will warm us up. cooler air behind the front is not coming in until tomorrow night. winds will gust up to 15 to 20 miles per hour at times. friday lower 60's. sunshine sat

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. ♪ >>> comedian tracy morgan is ready for a nationwide stand up tour. that announcement coming 16 months after a crash on the new jersey turnpike that killed his friend and left him in a coma. morgan was on his way from performing in delaware when a tractor trailer smashed into the limousine he was in. he is schedule three stops in new jersey including a show at a theater about 20 miles or so from the crash site. morgan will also perform in atlantic city on february 12t february 12th. >>> hiring for the holidays in your money tonight. online giant amazon is beefing up its staff once again ahead of holiday season. digital retailer says it's looking to put about 100,000 new employees on the payroll. a 25% jump many from last year. the jobs will be across the country and amazon's fulfillment and sorting facilities. they recently hired more than 25,000 people for regular full-time positions. >> pennsylvania's most iconic chocolate maker is doubling down. the he

tens of thousands without power at last check in pennsylvania. reporting live, i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. alison: thank you for that. leon: is that craze or what? alison: something else. we don't know if weather played any part in the blimp breaking free. leon: true. but we do know that it did, we do know where the blimp went. meteorologist doug hill in the weather center looking at that. and also the chance for the storms moving in tonight. >> it could be isolated thunderstorm. at the moment just outside the belfort furniture weather center. first, there were no strong wind gusts anywhere around. certainly from what i heard earlier and read also is that this would have been in a tethered position could withstand hurricane forced winds. i doubt seriously the winds had anything to do with the situation. as far as what is happening, we got downpours. no lightning detected yet. but we are keeping a close eye on it. downpours across western fairfax county. pretty good downpours. so this will continue to move across and affect the rush hour the rest

police in pennsylvania reported the child was suffering from severe dehydration. law enforcement was looking for this car with new hampshire plates. we are told the mother had a felony warrant issued out of pennsylvania along with three default warrants out of massachusetts. it was a nurse at children's hospital who called police after she noticed she checked in a baby that matched it is description of the amber alert. her mother has been arrested at children's. this mother is expected to be arraigned on monday as a fugitive from justice on warrants out of pennsylvania. >> pats fans ready for a grudge-match. indy tb 12 and the pats ready to take on the colts for the first time since the afc championship game and the sparks of the deflategate headache. the pats have something to prove going into kickoff. trey daerr is live from indianapolis. a lot of buzz on this one. >> yeah. nancy, you know, really around the n.f.l., there is not much to make of rivalries anymore. the patriots and kolgts have all the makings of a if there was any need to add extra fuel to the fir

the pennsylvania police department took out felony warrants for cher eafter getting from pennsylvania hospital that cherry did not take her son who was suffering from severe dehydration to the emergency room. cherry toll the police in massachutes she just wanted take her son boston hospital sew for best possible care. dcf told us in written statement department investigating incident with law enforcement. as dcf social look into the matter custody of the child has been transferred to dc cherry morning in roxbury court. turning forecast. if you don't heat on just yet. tonight might be night to turn it on. our cram smut jamaica pond can sigh very, very windy outside. it was also chilly our meterologist it is going to be freezing for most of our area. tonight. yes. freeze warning expanded earlier this afternoon up into southern new hampshire. include nashua just name few that was expected different national weather service different times lines for when warnings are usual united boston the cape the island still not under that freeze warning. at least not yet. those areas will be spared t

and it has come to rest in the montour county area of pennsylvania where pennsylvania national guard and local authorities are securing the area. it's a rugged wooded area that they are currently securing and we continue to monitor the situation and work closely with the national guard and with local authorities on that securing process to include sending a technical recovery team from aberdean proving ground which is where this aerostat was moored earlier today before it became detached. >> what happened? how did it become detached? >> it's unknown exactly why it detached. we -- there are established weather minimums for the flying, if you will, or the launching of the jlens aerostat. based on our best information at this point we were within those weather parameters when it broke free. the jlens was moored. it was operating at approximately 6,600 feet when it broke free. and subsequently climbed to about 15,000 feet which it maintained while we were monitoring it and prior to it beginning to deflate and land in montour county. >> was the cause of this human error or something sinis

ellmers: thank you to the gentleman from pennsylvania. i too want to thank him for his tireless work on this effort. this is such an important piece of legislation in dealing with mental health and putting necessary reforms in place. the gentleman has truly been an absolute champion on this issue and h.r. 2646 is such a meaningful piece of legislation and will help in so many different ways. mental health in this country is a crisis. and it is an epidemic. and there are so many families across this country that are dealing with this issue. you know, the gentleman came to my district a little over a year ago and we had a wonderful round table discussion and there were so many individuals who came to it, so many family members who came to it, to speak on this issue. and they were so appreciative of the fact that there was actually some legislation that was being developed to deal with issue. these are families that have nowhere else to go. and in my experience as a nurse and health care, but then also as my experience has gone forward in ta

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> more break news. skyforce 10 live in wilmington, delaware, police are investigating a shooting here. happened in the past 30 minutes on north monroe street. victim, in i critical condition. police are looking for the gunman and possible motive. >> inside that car right there, 20-year-old man, michigan police pulled observe for driving drunk. watch that, another suspected drunk driver sideswiped the car. no one was hurt. both drivers under age and face dui charges. >>> a school in our area became the latest to take away honorary degree granted to bill cosby. lehigh announcing rescinding the degree it awarded cosby in 2004, that comes after renewed alleges from women who allege cosby sexually assaulted them decades ago. cosby has denied allegations and never criminally charged. sell other schools have already pulled degrees from cosby. >>> researchers say, they have found new benefits to breast-feeding your baby. doctors in boston say, breast milk contains biomolecules that fight infections and reduce i

what could be a big change on the pennsylvania turnpike. what's meant to keep you save that lawmakers could soon remo remove. ♪ vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >> two police officers, a firefighter and a resident all injured tonight aft a fire in north philadelphia. on the 1800 block of taylor street. it happened right around 8:00 o'clock. two plane clothes officers were among the first to arrive. they race flood that home to search for people but the smoke was just too heavy for them. a firefighter is also injured. parentsly some type of debris hit him in the face. and someone

[both sigh] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> we have a list of powerball changes to tell you about that went into effect last night. instead of 59 numbers to choose from, there are now 69 numbers, there are ten fewer powerball numbers to pick. the odds of a smaller cash prize is better. the odds of a top jackpot is much worse. the first prize matching the powerball jumps from 10,000 to $50,000. there are changes to the play. >> the odds of 50 grand, where am i going? i'd rather have the jackpot now. >> the big one? in there the big one. >> powerball thinks more people getting smaller prizes leads to more people playingened that leads to a much higher average jackpot. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington with your first alert traffic on the schuylkill expressway, an earlier accident around belmonte avenue. now police activity on montgomery drive on the westbound side, we are seeing a 28 minute drive time from the vine to the blue. we'll have more updates on this and more to come at 6:30. le

. >>> and we continue to follow that breaking news in pennsylvania. a military balloon that broke free from its tether here in maryland spotted flying above homes. we're working the latest in the newsroom and we'll keep pushing out alerts on the nbc washing>> breaking stories right now at 4:15. a runaway military blimp causing chaos from northern maryland all of the way to central pennsylvania. it's now on the ground. nbc's jim miklaszewski says nor norad it soared 150 miles to the north and a heavy cable struck power lines and caused outages and we'll keep updating you on the story throughout the afternoon. >> also this afternoon, storm team 4 issuing a weather alert. we have the chance for some strong storms and some wind gusts this evening. chief meteorologist doug kammerer will have an update for you in one minute. >>> we are tracking more breaking news in northeast washington right now. a report of a shooting involving a metro bus. news 4's pat collins is there live. what do you know, pat? what happened? >> reporter: we are at an extensive crime

now with it lying in a pennsylvania field, the balloon's future may be further in doubt. the military dispatched a security team and helicopters to secure the site. we're told the tether holding the balloon to the ground was supposed to be strong enough to withstand winds of up to 100 miles per hour at the time it broke free the winds were 45 mile-per-hour at altitude. property owners who suffered damage are tonight being told they can submit a claim to the army. lester. >> it was an amazing sight. tom costello, thank you. >>> now to the new developments in the troubling take down of a female student in south carolina. today the deputy who threw her to the ground and dragged her in class was fired. and as gabe guiterrez tells us the incident is raising questions about use of police force in schools across the country. >> reporter: barely 48 hours after deputy ben fields slammed this 16-year-old girl to the floor, he was fired. >> what he should not have done is thrown her. that is what he should not have done. >> outside of his home today he did not comment by his attorne

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> check out the tiniest halloween costumes in pennsylvania. babies here at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania are celebrating their very first halloween at the intensive care nursery. right now they are dressed as bumblebees, pirates, even minions. that's a cute pirate right there. glenn, dry for tomorrow, but they are going to need to layer up under their costumes? >> yeah, a lot of them do it under the costumes and maybe a couple of layers under the costumes, because it is going to be kind of chilly tomorrow night. it's going to be not as cold as it will be tonight. tonight is going to be the coldest. we'll have the specific forecast in just a minute, but we're also going to be watching for any kind of showers in southern parts of the area for sunday or monday. beautiful clear skies out there right now. we did have a period of cloud cover earlier in the day. 58 degrees, winds 12 miles an hour, so it's already really diminishing and it's 9 degrees cooler than it was at this time yesterday. everyone's in the 50s except for mount po

." >>> former pennsylvania governor ed rendell and congressman brendan boyle are calling on congress to pass a highway transportation bill. they are hosting an event in northeast philadelphia today that will highlight the importance of federal funding in fixing roads and bridges across pennsylvania. >> in montgomery county authorities investigating a death had to call in a hazmat team. someone called police to report a dead person at a home in lower pottsgrove, responders smelled a strong chemical odor and evacuated the home. crews have not said what caused the odor. miss and the coroner are investigating. >> a body was found in burlington county, police say the remains of a man found in a clothing bin. officers found the victim sunday afternoon at an outside bin behind the country farms store. so far police are not saying how the person may have died. >> this morning a burlington county fire accident mourning the loss of one of its own after an accident involving a lawn mower. katy zachry joins us with more on this. katy, you learned that the man's lawn mower burst into flames. >> t

. >> reporter: pennsylvania's department of transportation has known about this four-foot crack on a column of a ramp of the bridge since april. >> this was the calm we have identified for repair. >> reporter: repairs were scheduled to begin next week but it was forced to expedite the plans. last night a phone call alerted police and set up roadblocks out of an abundance of caution. >> the traffic, that's going to be bad, really bad, i think. >> reporter: crews are working to erect scaffolding to support the weight of the ramp, then build it back up. >> age, deterioration, looks like water, corrosive materials from the winter probably got down into the concrete and with the expansion and contraction, it's had some deterioration. >> reporter: simply put, wear and tear took its toll not uncommon for a 32-year-old bridge. weight restrictions are expected more frequently. >> if we find a bridge or aspect of a bridge we find to be unsafe, we don't hesitate to close the structure. >> reporter: in this case, the work is expected to take two weeks, although the bridge will reopen to drivers

(female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >>> time now for accuweather at the channel 6 "action news" big board. adam we want this weather year round. >> it would be perfect but we are not in a perfect world, changes are coming in on friday. who says a garden cannot look nice, look at the corn stalk, we have corn in there and gourds and a pumpkin and some mums that brighten up a garden this time of year thank is city avenue garden. as we look at this change, it's beautiful out there now, just two days ago on monday morning we started in the 20s, so since monday morning we gained 51 degrees in allentown for what we experienced for highs. philadelphia 40 degrees warmer and wilmington 43 degrees warmer than just 48 hours ago. 74 in allentown un74 in philadelphia and millville 69 degrees and only in the 60s at the shore, i say only but that is pretty nice. the ocean is only about 60 degrees right now. that pulls the numbers back from what we are experiencing inland. the cloud line is held over the last 24 hours and

today marks 100 days pennsylvania has been without a budget. much of the ongoing economic fight is over new taxes. as politicians in harrisburg continue to battle it out, the school students are caught in the middle of this. some of the youngest here in philadelphia are suffering. katie zachary got a first-hand view of this. >> reporter: behind me, kinder academy, is a brand-new early childhood education center. inside it is gorgeous, but it is missing a necessary piece. this children, 80 students, in fact, are missing from inside this classroom. they should all be at this pre school. but because of the budget impacts in harrisburg, they're not. because moem most of their family, they qualify for some type of state funding for early childhood education. that money is tied up while lawmakers debate the budget. it has been weeks since family had to find other child care "options action." some say they can't afford. >> if a family misses one day of work, our families are hourly workers, that's 20% of their pay. so families have to do whatever they

you see that line of clouds moving through pennsylvania. steady showers, light showers in western pennsylvania, but i expect this line to fall apart. we'll see scattered light showers during the day. clouds and sunshine back in the 70s. but not tomorrow, once the showers clear, the wind picks up and that's cooler air that starts moving in. 52 in the morning, 67 in the afternoon on wednesday. chillier. 40s on friday morning. late friday could see showers that will cool things down for the weekend. a chillier day saturday up to 60 with sunshine. the temperature saturday earning getting cold in a hurry. sunday morning 36 degrees and even colder monday morning. sunday and monday with sunshine will only warm into the 50s. >> all right, bill. 5:48. the ride to work. >> jessica boyington watching one of the -- 95 it looks like. >> yes, it is 95. good morning. we are on 95 or the betsy ross bridge. moving along nicely. look at this drive time. still early for that. maybe a minute or so longer but that's okay. southbound from woodhaven to the vine s

and floated north into pennsylvania. the blimp continued to drag its tether power lines as it went. the pentagon was following the blimp's progress with f- 16 fighter jets... until it came down in rural pennsylvania just after 4 eastern time. 3 24 hohos aftetehis visit to a packed west high... donald trump is in boulder, colorado tonight for the third republican debate. trump's appearance tonight will be the first debate he doesn't have a lead in the national polls. tonight's debate will be televiseseon c- n- b- c... and get underway at 7 o'clock. we'll have highlights tonight on siouxland news at ten. and don't forget... the next democratic debate is set for november 14th in des moines... and will be here on kmeg 3 most people under the age ofof 50 don't'tthink they're atatny realalrisk for a stroke... but more and more young people are having them.coming up afte the break in tonight's healthwatch... we'll share the story of one young woman who suffered a stroke... after *ignoring* a doctor's warning 3 tomorrow is world stroke day. stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the

today is day 100 without a budget in pennsylvania. as republicans and democrats continue to battle over taxes, caught in the middle of the budget impasse are countless students and their families. katy zachry spent some time taking a look at some empty chairs. more empty chairs there than students these days because of the budget situation, right? >> reporter: that's right. the second you walk into kinder academy behind me in the northeast, you realize something is not right. that's because they are missing dozens of students. entire cl assrooms, in fact, ar sitting empty because of the budget impasse. 80 families rely on state funding to send their children here. the state funds are the only way they can ensure their kids get high quality early education. but until the budget is worked out in harris burg, that money is tied up in politics. >> we have 80 families who are waiting -- they're on our wait list to come through the door. but because of the budget impasse they cannot come in. >> reporter: so where are these 80 children going

for the past seven years, i've served on pennsylvania's second highest court. and the bar association has given me their very highest rating. i want a judge who understands regular people. i was the first in my family to graduate from college. my dad was a coal miner. my mom- a factory seamstress. i want a judge with integrity. me too. and that's why i'm running. i'm christine donohue. it's time to bring integrity back to the supreme court. state police were out in the predaup hours after the 51-year-old bicyclist was hit by an on coming car at 6:00 a.m. the car was traveling just north of naaman's creek when the vehicle swerved from the right lane striking a gentlemen on the bicycle. >> reporter: police say the victim drove his bike each day from wilmington to chadds ford, the bike was properly illuminated with lights on the front and back. the bicyclist was not wearing a helmet, and suffered severe head trauma. >> he and others say it's a dangerous stretch at all hours and were surprised that anybody would be out there riding a bike. >> everybody is in the a

voters will fill three open seats on the pennsylvania supreme court. two other state appellate openings and several local races, including philadelphia mayor. election day is tuesday, november 3rd. >>> it was chilling surveillance video of a child's abduction. now the woman who took that child from school and sexually assaulted her has learned her punishment with the kidnapper told the girl's family before her sentencing. >>> plus, the search for a missing cargo ship turns tragic. rescuers have found the body of one person onboard, but find out why they are still hopeful they could find survivors. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> we're going to go back to the breaking news we told you about at the top of the hour. take a look at this,

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it starts in ohio and goes to florida and pennsylvania. and so, we need the resources to file the campaign, and when we filed the third quarter campaign, we have almost as much cash on hand as hillary clinton. >> yes. >> and the cash on hand numbers are close to hers, so we will have a chance to run full-fledged campaign. >> and he has generated huge crowds out there, and the arguments of the critics say it is curious, and he is not taken all that seriously, but they find him interesting, and intriguing. what do you say to that? >> we will say, come to one of his events, and see if bernie is serious or not. people want to talk about issues that are mattering to them, and bernie sanders better than anybody that the middle-class is destroyed by the an economic system rigged to send all of the wealth to the top. >> and now, is the democratic caucuses take to away help for him? >> well, when you look at the polls there, and with the vice president out, hillary clinton's numbers go up, and when he is in, the numbers go down. >> and what i am he

it's a list headlined by pennsylvania representative brendan boyle. you may remember on monday, boyle tweeted this out. quote, i have a very good source close to joe that tells me vp biden will run for pres, end quote. upon hearing the decision today, respective boyle took to twitter once again and says, quote, i'm surprised, clearly something changed. like many, i admire and respect vp biden. in the meantime, i'll stick to my day job, end quote. and today, biden said while he won't be a candidate, he won't be silent either. one issue he plans to take on is the fight against cancer. we know biden has a special connection to this cause after his son beau died of brain cancer. much more on that coming up at 5:00. >>> now to your first alert weather. nbc 10 along the bridge in cape may county. a gorgeous day to get outside and maybe take a walk, like those people were doing. >> exactly, let's talk to sheena parveen. today, felt like late summer. what's it going to feel like later? it's going to catch up to us, isn't it? >> yes, eventually before the week

you want to bring jobs to pennsylvania. you want to bring business to pennsylvania. you create a judicial environment in which the business community has confidence, and that's what we'll do, and you don't do that by electing judges subject to a political process. >> meantime, the sideshow to all of this with the e-mails is how they were released, when they were released by the attorney general, did she release them sort of to threaten people in small batches, or did she acquiesce and give you the whole group, which is not the case. she finally did release most of them now, but the judicial conduct board had to pursue charges against her and make her release them, if you will. are you disheartened by the sideshow? in other words, is our whole judicial system between the supreme court issues with the e-mails, pornographic or otherwise, and her releasing them -- is the whole system broken here? >> no, you know what? i don't think it is. i do think appointing judges rather than elections would make a lot of sense particularly with terms of the supreme court. but you can

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police say a woman from pennsylvania took off with her infant son who was sick. they were found okay right here in boston. apparently, a nurse at children's hospital noticed the child matching the description on the amber alert and then called authorities. an alleged drunk driver under arrest this morning. police say that this young man here drove more than 20 miles down route three but in the troopers had to resort to drastic measures to end that wild ride in plymouth. >> patriots fans getting ready to take on the colts tonight. tom brady and the patriots counting down to kickoff against the colts. the first time, obviously, since the afc championship game leading to deflategate. now many say the pats are ready for revenge. >> you think the colts are the one who is want revenge. since they got spanked last time so bad. the patriots have to be pumped for. this they are riding a six-game winning streak. indy may be needing a little revenge. high point coming in 2012. the pats dropped 69 on the that was andrew luck's first start at gillette. not going to forget tha

last reports over pennsylvania. we're going to keep an eye on that and bring you updates on it as soon as we get it. but also, want to update you on when's taking place in washington, d.c. where we have had some movement in the election of the new speaker and that is paul ryan. we have confirmation that he has been officially voted in to be the next speaker of the house. there will be more formalities about that tomorrow and we have word that paul ryan is expected to speak coming up in a couple of minutes. nbc's luke russert with us through the coverage and we don't have luke at this moment. we'll work on that but do we expect paul ryan? okay. so we'll have paul ryan in a couple of minutes making an address. we have mark halperin and john halmond. we'll talk about the debate tonight but, mark and john, your reaction to paul ryan and it seems as if he perfectly strategized to get this done. mark, you first. >> it's funny. he was thinking about whether he'd change his mind and stand for speaker, i asked the people aro

pennsylvania. we are not expecting any of that to make it towards us but it will be cool, breezy and we could see sprinkles around five to 7:00 p.m. time frame. as we get the in to machine more lower 50's with sunshine but there is relief coming on tuesday, everybody when we will finally make it up to a 66-degree high. hang in there, we will talk more about the 70's coming up in the seven day forecast, diana. >> thank you. >>> happening today thousands are expect to gather a at philadelphia art museum this morning, but the the the 29th annual aid walk philly is set to kick off there in a little will more than an hour. cherri greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live at the the art museum this morning with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane a yes, it the is cold out here but folks are keeping themselves warm by moving around. as you can see the the setup for the aids walk philly has already begun. folks are starting to show up, registration is going on and folks will

back ideas in terms of pennsylvania law. this facility, this dispensary opened seven days a week. iain? >> all right, chris, thank you. >>> a group of local protesters hoping to send a clear message to the president of philadelphia's federal reserve. members of action united dem stated at seventh arch tonight calling out reserve president patrick harker. harker backed out of a promise he made to philadelphia's working class families in the african-american community. he vowed to tour the neighborhoods and meet families about 12 months ago. harker says open meetings and tours are being discussed. his office released a statement a few hours ago saying in part "our approach is to work with community organizations that serve a common interest of creating economic opportunity for all communities and people" ♪ >> a guy on a stolen bulldozer on a rampage. police say he's taken out everything he can. what officers final hal to do to stop this path of destruction. >>> and one dad's scary surprise he shows up to big up his five-year

andas dragging the cable taking out power lines and 20,000 people lost power in pennsylvania. nobody was injured and no lives were lost. s were these blimp launched in december and the manufacturer said it would be almost impossible for them to come on tethered -- if they did they would quickly deflate. they floated 160 miles away. no people or property were injured or damaged. that is the good news. investigators remain on the ground and will do so for much of the day if not the week trying to figure out how this happened and how they will get this blimp with classified information back to maryland. verdict could come at any time in the alexandria murder trial, the jury began deliberations to decide the fate of charles severance, accused of killing three prominent alexandria residents in their home over the course of a decade, jeff goldberg has been following this case. follow him on twitter. he has updates from the courtroom as they happen. we will have a live report starting tonight at 4:00. police are combing through evidence after a shooting in broad daylight in northeast

frank: police in pennsylvania put out the alert fearing for the safety of the child. newscenter 5's reid lamberty explains how the mother and baby ended up here. friend (on phone): she was just attention for her child as she possibly could. reid: tiffany cherry, says a friend who spoke to us over the phone, is a 36-year-old mother who drove over 300 miles to bring her sick infant son to one of the nation's best hospitals where he was born less than three months ago. friend: she made a decision in her heart as a mother. reid: it was an act of love, says the friend. friday afternoon cherry took her son quavai to a health clinic near wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. doctors there said the child was severely dehydrated and in need of medical attention; but rather than taking her son to a hospital in pennsylvania, police say cherry decided to drive to boston. friend: she didn't like the medical advice she was getting. she would never let her child get dehydrated or abduct her child. she wanted to get the right medical attention for her baby. reid: an amber alert was triggered f

today pennsylvania state budget is 101 days overdue. and still, lawmakers on both sides have not budged on a balancing act. each have different ideas on how to pay for everything. the governor's proposal includes increasing a tax and enacting a severance tax. suggesting looking at liquor, privatization, and online gambling. >> if we balance the budget this year, we're looking at a $2 billion deficit next year. online gaming is not going to be the panacea to that. >> if we start raising people's taxes, you need to do some reforms. and i really believe that pension reform is necessary. >> in the meantime, school districts across pennsylvania, including philadelphia have been borrowing millions to cover costs to keep the doors open. yesterday, philadelphia's students protested calling for an end to the stalemate. >>> neighbors in south philadelphia are helping police make a quick arrest after a well-known businessman was brutally attacked. police say a man walked into an auto tag shop near 63rd street right before closing time yesterday. p

shale tax is not flying in western pennsylvania. that's where coal is still very big. the other thing is you still need -- and i do agree with my democratic counterparts here in the sense of we need new revenue. how do we get to new revenue? republicans are for more money for schools, too. >> don't touch me, jeff. >> sorry. >> [ laughs ] >> she looks like she's gonna hit me. but the thing is, i do think and agree with george that you will see some movement on liquor, modernization of our state stores, and pensions. can we get to a point -- it's just common sense -- were new employees -- we don't get defined benefits. you get 401(k)s. >> what we do need across the board -- broader-range taxes. the idea that we're talking about doing one-time fixes again, going after poor people and working people with sin taxes -- is what we used to call them -- doing more around gaming, doing more around, you know, taxing alcohol. and i just think that, in the end, if we don't ultimately get to the table and try to put something that is more board-based, whether it's a part of the sale

. >>> pennsylvania has gone 114 days without a budget. now senate democrats are point fingers at republicans say gop lawmakers would rather go on recess than hammer out a deal. republicans want a two-week break that would last through november 16th. democrats are holding a news conference calling on the senate to stay in harrisburg. >> our commitment to govern should be so deep that we stay until an agreement is reached. >> a spokeswoman for senate majority leader said the republican party will continue to have leadership. >>> horse racing could be the latest casualty. racing could be suspended as early as next week. the budget stalemate has left pennsylvania without resources for the state racing fund. >>> anderson is into the end zone, touchdown. >> history for temple for the first time ever. the owls are 7-0 on the football field. >> now the national spotlight is on white and this undefeated season has fans excited for the future. >> reporter: cheering, temple students coaches are hyped about their owls. excited about the future, win o

breaking away from the aberdeen proving grounds in maryland, floating across pennsylvania and coming down in motherland township. abc's lindsey davis on the scene tonight, and many asking, how does a military blimp break free in the first place? >> reporter: for hours today, a mystery. just where was the $175 million military blimp? >> it knocked down our pow eer school. >> reporter: 12:20 p.m., the blimp detached from its station at aberdeen proving ground many maryland. traveling north you 16,000 feet in the air, floating into pennsylvania. >> it's going to land right in the corn field. >> reporter: the blimp floating over a high school in bloomsburg, pennsylvania. >> it's going down! >> reporter: dragging a long metal tether, a cable several thousands feet long, wiping out power lines along the way. >> lights out for us at fowlersville and 47. >> they lost power out there, also. >> route 11's dead. >> reporter: listen to this neighbor's recording from the ground. >> whatever this thing is doesn't appear to be attached to anything. >> reporter: the top secret balloon cost $175 mill

traveling across state lines from maryland all the way up to pennsylvania. what was the balloon for and how often was it even used? abc's linsey davis is in pennsylvania. >> reporter: an active investigation and recovery mission tonight of what remains of this $175 million balloon now deflated and as of this morning, pierced with 100 bullet holes. >> you may have heard shotgunshots. that is how we are deflating it. >> reporter: after yesterday's wild ride. >> somebody might ought to call 911. >> reporter: now, the herculean recovery effort begins, as they attempt to return this 10,000-plus pound balloon back to maryland. this 240 foot blimp detaching from this maryland military base, reaching altitudes as high as 16,000 feet. dragging a 6,600-foot metal cable behind it, knocking out power to nearly 30,000 customers, floating unmanned at about 50 miles per hour for a 160-mile journey to these pennsylvania woods. this blimp now tattered, torn and twisted. it's part of a nearly $3 billion test system now being used to defend the nation's capital against airborn