is due in court in pennsylvania minutes from now. let me back up. at least 50 women have accused him of allegations ranging from drugging them to sexual assault. but there is huge because it is the very first time the 78-year-old comedian has been charged with a crime. >> these charges stem from a sexual assault that took place on an evening in early 2004. at mr. cosby's home in montgomery county. mr. cosby is charged with aggravated indecent assault. >> this charge stems from a case involving the very first woman, to publicly accuse bill cosby of sexual wrongdoing. former temple university employee, andrea con stand. he said cosby fondled her inside his mansion. he was not charged back then. there was lack of evidence. but i can say she settled a civil case with him in 2006. but since then dozens of women have come forward, telling their stories, making accusations about his behavior over the course of a four-decade period and cosby has said multiple times, didn't do it. deny it. he hasn't been charged with a crime but that changes with the news today. i have a lot of people to talk

>>> happening today the man at the center of pennsylvania's pornographic e-mail scandal heads to court. also. >> the interception by buchanan. >> the eagles come crashing back to reality, a prime time loss put the birds' playoff hopes in jeopardy. waking up to the 30s and 40s. winter arrives officially late tonight. it sure won't feel like what you would expect. it's 4:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast for today and the week. >> we've got a cold start. they are making snow in the pocono mountains, this is a view from blue mountain. the rest of the area will see cloudy skies and cool conditions. it's completely dry, nothing falling from the clouds. the temperatures have been coming down. we're at 36 in philadelphia, but in spite of clouds through the day today, we'll see a big warm-up and wind up at 56 degrees this afternoon. we'll go through the forecast when i'm back. katy zachry is following your first alert traffic. >> good morning. things are looking good. your drive time

drive times on many of the pennsylvania majors. 76 eastbound from the blue route into center city philadelphia that is an easy drive of 13 minutes. 95 southbound between woodhaven and the vine only about 14 minutes, and then the blue route, everything looking good there all morning going southbound between the schuylkill expressway and 95. expect 15 minutes. average speeds in the upper 50s, mid-60s on our majors in pennsylvania. this is a live look at 422 right at trooper road. things are moving pretty smoothly here along 422. but if you are approaching 422 eastbound and you want to get off at the exit for route 29, there is an accident there. so be aware of that if that's part of your commute. i'm following an accident still not cleared, lancaster avenue right at remington road for our drivers there. and moving outside into new jersey right now a live look at route 73 at 295, running smoothly on the local roads and the majors in new jersey. >> thanks for that. one person is dead and more than 35 people recovering after a driver plowed into a crowd on the vegas strip. >> this morn

, pennsylvania lawmakers could take an important step in the decision to remove state attorney general kathleen kane. >> talk about keeping up appearances. this block is full of christmas lights with homeschooled children but police say inside one house a delaware county mother of two was running an elaborate drug operation. >> the sand dune battle rains on the jersey shore. some people in margate are waving the victory flag. this is "nbc 10 news today." it's just after 4:30. we check in with meteorologist bill henley, starting to feel more like december. >> certainly the temperatures have been dropping and still falling at this hour. we have clear skies at the shore and completely dry. it's just cold out. 20s in new jersey, millville and wrightstown. atlantic city at 29, it's 37 in philadelphia at the airport. most of the area is running chillier than that. roxborough and northeast philadelphia in the middle 30s and still falling. but we'll see temperatures warm from the 30s into the 40s and then into the 50s. it will be a warmer afternoon than yesterday. 6:00, still in the 30s, but low 40s at

enjoy a winter wonderland celebration, which includes rides, crafts and a pennsylvania law maker continues to wage buying wine across the state a. vote today would give you new "options action". also ahead, change is coming to the university of pennsylvania. hear what some professors will be called and the reason for their new time. >> a few showers in the area. they are starting to the area. most of the area will be drying out in a hurry. we have a big warm-up ahead, including this weekend. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. mike? janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? he has that dry scratchy thing going on. guess what? it works on his cough too. cough! guess what? it works on his cough too. what? stop! don't pull me! spoiler alert! she doesn't make it! only mucinex dm relieves both wet and dry coughs for 12 hours with two medicines in one pill. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >> 20 minutes before 5:00. unusually warm this morning. there are clouds overhea

whether the crash was weather related. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is bringing in outside help to investigate the porn e-mail scandal involving several government officials. she announced that former attorney general doug ganzler will lead a team of washington-based attorneys to comb through the thousands of e-mails. kane discovered the objectionable e-mail exchanges last year. she says they are racist, homophobic and religiously offensive and the content shows a lack of tolerance or respect for others. >> we reached the point in pennsylvania where some government leaders lost their sense of dignity, of duty, and of civility. >> kane is running the attorney general's office right now without a law license, the state supreme court suspended her license last month while she awaits trial on charges that she leaked grand jury information and lied about it. the state senate considering whether to initiate a process to remove kane from office because she cannot do her job without a law license. down to a wire as the city of philadelphia works to hammer outnew agreement w

. average speed on our majors in pennsylvania in the mid-60s, your area bridges are looking good headed into new jersey, and speaking of new jersey, your drive times on the 42 freeway as you head northbound between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge you'll encounter construction, but it's not tying anything up. that drive time is about five minutes. tracy, back to you. >> thanks for that. new from overnight police arrested a suspect in a triple shooting that killed one man. nbc 10 was on the scene on gilbert street. the gun fire broke out around midnight. the two surviving victims are in stable condition. still not clear what led to the shooting. >> a man was taken to the hospital overnight after being burned in a fire. firefighters were called to this house on north 54th street in west philadelphia. it took about a half hour to get the fire out. fire investigators are looking for the cause. >>> today a pennsylvania supreme court justice is defending his right to stay on the bench after getting caught in a pornographic e-mail scandal. matt delucia is live in the digital operations cen

mr. toomey: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. toomey: thank you, mr. president. i am going to make a unanimous consent request, b but first i want to say a few words about the legislation about which the request pertains, and i want to thank my senate -- my colleague, senator bob casey, for joining me on this. it was back in 2014 that senator casey and i introduced the eric williams correctional officer protection act. it's a bipartisan bill, mr. president, and i.t. got a simple idea -- it's got a simple idea. the side to better enable those men and women who protect us every day by working as corrections officers, to better enable them to protect themselves in the very dangerous environments in which they go to work every day. amazingly enough, under the bureau of prison policy, prison guards are often placed on duty guarding large numbers of inmates by themselves, unarmed, and with no meaningful way to defend themselves. officer eric williams of wayne county, pennsylvania, paid the price for this policy. in february of 2013, eric williams wa

delays and cancellations, pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, sounds off on parts of a budget and says there is more work to do, we'll hear from an emotional governor wolf in a moment. >>> a popular mousse it's is missing his his friend was found dead. >>> we are getting word that 1,000 jobs at dupont are being lost after the recent merger with dow chemical. the total number of jobs is up to as many as 1700. governor jack markell released a statement, saying the announcement about the layoffs deeply disappointed especially to the thousands of delawareans that helped dupont grow and succeed for ren jagss. we'll have the latest online at 6abc.com. and starting this afternoon on "action news" at 4:00. >>> pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, is rejecting parts of a $30.3 billion budget plan that is already six months overdue, wolf announced he is freeing up $23 billion for funding for schools and social services, wolf says the overall republican backed proposal does not add up. >> this proposal is wrong for pennsylvania, and the legislatures need to own up to this, they need to do their jobs

old. they could potentially be expelled from school. >> the pennsylvania senate has a plan that could lead to attorney general kathleen kane being removed from office. yesterday in harrisburg lawmakers proposed scheduling a hearing on january 12th, the hearing would focus on whether kane could perform her duties with a suspended law license. lawmakers would then issue a report two weeks later. kane is facing charges of leaking secret grand jury material and lying about it under oath. the trial of a top aide to kane is set to resume. patrick reese is the attorney general's driver and body guard. he's accused of illegally looking through computer files to keep tabs on that criminal investigation of his boss. his lawyer said that reese was not aware of a court order protecting the files. >>> today a plan to put a football stadium near temple's campus will be in the spotlight. the university will meet to discuss whether to move forward with that plan. here's a live look now at lincoln financial field where the owls currently play home games. the new plan calls for a 35,000 street, $

local connection to one of the victims. harry bowman is from york county, pennsylvania, one of the earliest contributors at a center that studies national security and terrorism, and yesterday we told you about nicolas thathalasinos, he workes a health inspector in cape may county for 14 years, then moved to california where he took a similar job there. the fbi also found the suspects were making bombs in their garage. they say they were planning to use christmas tree lights to detonate one of them. that's the latest from the digital operations center, i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >> we know one of the suspects posted comments about isis on facebook, and coming up in about ten minutes, how social media is playing a big role in bringing down isis. >> we're following a developing story tonight in bucks county. a middle school math teacher told a judge he's sorry for exchanging sexually graphic videos with one of his students. joseph becker was arraigned in court after police arrested him at penn ridge middle school today. prosecutors say becker pressured a 14-year-old girl into se

pennsylvania gazette. after becoming a runaway servant and leaving his brothers employ. he moved penniless to philadelphia. where he achieved national right now. nown.k he explains the struggle that he undertook in order to become a successful printer. further to our humanist agenda we look at poor richard's almanac. almanacs were popular. they claimed to predict the weather. season by season of the year ahead. they gave the phases of the moon. farmers needed this information. they contained space in which people who didn't have a lot of paper to keep a diary. franklin did something very new. in this existing genre. he built into the simple almanac a voice. a character. for richard. -- if you cannot read this, i will read part of it for you. -- courteous reader. i write for no other purpose than the public good. the plain truth of the matter is i am excessively for and my wife is excessively -- she has threatened more than if i doburn my books not make some profitable use of my instruments for the good of my family. the printer, and now he is referring to benjamin franklin, the printer has of

going to take about five minutes. >> thanks. happening today, supreme court justice in pennsylvania is defending himself in court, has to do with a porn e-mail scandal. matt delucia is live in the digital operations center with the preview. tell us what's going to happen. >> it's not where a pennsylvania supreme court justice wants to find himself on the other side of the bench. justice eakin will present his case before a discipline panel, one of the outcomes could vote for an interim suspension in the final could come later. the state's board is arguing that justice eakin violated conduct rules of the high court for sending inappropriate and offensive e-mails. this is-in-lawout from attorney general's investigation that found e-mails with racist and homophobic content being passed. justice eakin has served for the past 13 years. he has apologized for the e-mails in question, he said back in october that the messages do not reflect his character or beliefs. one of the judges on the court of judicial discipline says the e-mails may have damaged the public confidence in the high court.

week. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf comes out firing, calling out republican legislators, and calling for emergency funding for pennsylvania schools. good afternoon, i'm erika von tiehl. governor refusing gop of leaving harrisburg without pass ago bald budget anaconda g funding for schools and other programs. cbs-3 greg argos joins us live at philadelphia school district headquarters just one of the many areas impacted by this new state budget. greg? >> erika, good afternoon recalling our state budget battle has been going on for six months, but currently, governor tom wolf signing the budget today, though it is an incomplete one, he partially line item vetoed. >> this budget set wrong for pennsylvania. >> governor tom wolf came out swinging tuesday announcing he is signing the budget but line item vetoing part of it he disagrees with. >> i'm calling on our legislators to get back to harrisburg, back to the work that they left unfinished last week. meantime, i'm vetoing their $95 million cut to education. i'm also vetoing other items that they don't pay for. >> that means, the

central pennsylvania, more of that is on the way. more on the timing of the rain and how warm it is going to get with the seven day in a few minutes. >>> last minute bracers are embracing today's weather. one of the spots where people are checking off the items from their holiday shopping lists. as you can see they have three days to get it all done. tim furlong is live for us in north wilmington. >> reporter: it feels colder because we're used to it. we did see a dude in shorts and a tee shirt a few minutes ago. people are packing places like this because it's warmer than it is. people don't seem to mind having to walk outside at plaza like this. the weather is affecting buying habits. >> nice weather has made it hahopha hoppy holiday for them. thal malls in the big shopping complexes it's good. for local shops, the stores along main streets everywhere are popular. >> there's multiple places to shop. i can get a unique gift compared to the mall. >> the nicer than typical weather has been huge for wooden wheels bike shop. they tune up the bikes and they sell them quick. this at a ti

answers, coming up, on "earth focus." in pennsylvania, 3 adjoining counties are the hot spot of a rare cancer. in juliette, georgia, radioactive water flows from the tap. these problems may seem unrelated, but with a closer look, these two communities share a common denominator--coal ash, and lots of it. the discovery of coal in the united states dramatically shaped our energy future. today, there is no greater source of power than coal combustion. it's responsible for nearly 40% of our electricity. but burning coal generates waste. it's called coal ash, and every year in the u.s., 130 million tons of it is created. >> it's the largest industrial waste stream in america. you could fill the boxcars of a freight train that would stretch from new york city to melbourne, australia, with the coal ash that's generated every year in this country. >> the ash contains toxic metals. lead, arsenic, chromium, cadmium, others. and it even has radioactive substances. >> it's these pollutants, many of them known to cause cancer, that have people worried. and the big question is, where are all th

down. if you are interested in getting some more information in pennsylvania, call apprise for free medicare counseling. 1-800-783-7067. again, that number is 1-800-783-7067. in new jersey you can call the state health assistance program, that is 1-800-792-8820. again, it's 1-800-792-8820. in delaware you can get help at elder info from 1-800-336-950. again, two numbers in delaware, 1-800-336-9500 or 302-674-7364. if you do want to get on the web, you can check out nbc10.com. that's where we have posted all of this information. there is another deadline on the horizon. it's time to sign up for health care. we'll answer your questions about the affordable care act, including how to keep your premiums from overwhelming your wallet. that's next. >>> i told you there was another important deadline coming up. now is the time to sign up for medical insurance under the affordable care act. open enrollment runs from now through january 31st. with me is the pennsylvania state director for enroll america. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me. first things first, whe

states that don't. you compare new jersey and pennsylvania. new jersey has much lower gun violence death rates than pennsylvania, and 80% of the handguns that kill people come from new jersey because it's harder for criminals to get them in new jersey and many of them come from pennsylvania. luckily hayward in pennsylvania is going to be introducing legislation to get licensing in pennsylvania. we need them all across the country. >> let's stop there, and i want to give george lyons a chance for a quick response. >> if i could respond to that, what you also have are that law-abidingen citizens are prevented from purchasing handguns. for example, the woman in new jersey recently who was being stalked by a former partner applied for a handgun license, was caught in the bureaucracy, and in the meantime, she was killed. >> i want to thank my guests. george lions jr. is with a group of attorneys, and george demarco. i'll be back with what we talk about when we talk about guns. stay with us, it's "inside story". >> the persistent findings that more people die from gunshot wounds in gun-o

shot of bill's cosby's vehicle making the way to the court house. this is in pennsylvania. it's a busy day in this developing case in which the charges have been filed and an arrest warrant and released and revealing more details on what we went down on the home 12 years ago. 52 woman have come forward and the the publicly claim woman abused them and accord to go the accusers, the abuse began in the 1980s and continued and then in pennsylvania. now today he is being charged with aggravated assault and pun usual up to ten years in prison. the public complaint made public and describe what is the accuse er describes he did to her after plying her with pills and wine. listen to the details and too graphic for us to go into today heather. >> sounds like the prosecutors are getting the case on the books just in the nick of time. tell us about the statue of limitations for this. >> yeah, just before the stat you which you of limitations was going to run out in the case. he did acknowledge that he had did sexual contact with the woman andrea constand. today they said that they made advan

statute of limitations in pennsylvania for the prosecution of a criminal case. and that that statute of limitation limitations required that there be a decision within a short time period. so i knew it would be within this time frame. not necessarily today but within a very short time frame but, yes, i was stunned it happened this morning. >> and the idea, if it goes to trial, based on who he is and 700 attorneys and unlimited money, can he ever be prosecuted? can he ever be found guilty? >> by the way, those 700, i don't know if any of them will be representing him in the criminal case in pennsylvania. i'm not -- i don't know who will be representing him there in montgomery county, whether it's anyone from that law firm or another law firm. i don't know. i know it from the point of the view of the civil case. >> how about the chance of him ever being convicted? >> in the criminal case? >> yeah. >> i really can't comment on that because i'm not aware of all of the evidence that the district attorney has but it's clear that the district attorney's office believes -- >> gloria allred cont

>> pennsylvania lawmakers may be worried they're gonna get coal in their stockings this christmas. "inside story" starts right now. good morning, everyone. i'm matt o'donnell. it it sunday, december 20, 2015. let's meet our insiders of the week on "inside story". first up, george burrell. >> hi, matt. >> attorney and nonprofit executive. good morning, george. renee amoore, g.o.p. state official. >> hey, matt. >> good morning, renee. larry platt, journalist and author. hey, larry. and val digiorgio, another g.o.p. state official. >> good morning, matt. >> good morning, val. all right, so here's the bottom line. as of this taping, there is no pennsylvania state budget passed. that may or may not change. the other thing is, it's really, really darn late no matter what happens. it was due back on june 30th, almost six months ago. word from harrisburg is that republican leaders and the legislature might be working on passing stop-gap measures to continue funding state government and then working on the actual budget later. then there's also negotiations on trying to figure out spending

, no problems or delays. >> fighting back. today pennsylvania's embattled attorney general will be at the national constitution center to announce a new legal team fighting on her behalf. katy zachry is live in old city with what we can expect. >> reporter: tracy, attorney general kathleen kane put together this team of special prosecutors to reviews offensive e-mails allegedly sent to and from some top state employees. later this morning in a few hours she will announce that team. kathleen kane, this comes after kathleen kane's job as pennsylvania attorney general is in jeopardy. a state senate committee recommended that she be removed from office. kane's law license was suspended after she was charged with perjury, and obstruction this summer for allegedly leaking grand jury information and for lying about it under oath. today attorney general kane is drawing attention away from herself and her case and instead putting it on the state employees who allegedly passed these offensive racially offensive misogynistic and homophobic e-mails to and from each other. we'll tell you about

up. >>> also pennsylvania finally has a budget, governor tom will wolf puts his signature on but there is a catch, what it means for philadelphia schools. >>> and lots of rain yesterday and it is not over just yet, katie is tracking more wet wet's head an we will have a forecast in a couple minutes. the it is wednesday, december 30th, good morning glad you are with us. i'm nicole brewer. erika has the day off. we have starting with weather and traffic. katie and meisha standing by, good morning, ladies. >> good morning. day before new years eva lot of sun coming up. roadways are looking good, compared to yesterday they are looking dry so far this morning, in some of the cameras we are looking at. what is in store today. >> we have some fog issues. we have had warm front, where all wet weather came from office rustily but we have the results of the warmth and continued moisture that remains in the atmosphere. we have issues with visibility. most nettably to the northwestern half. that will last us throughout the rest of the morning. looking outside at sky cam three overlooking cen

accused of of having child pornography on his computer today pennsylvania's attorney general announce the arrest of daniel bruce clark. investigators say clark used his home computer to request images of child pornography, local police and child predator office searched clark's perkasie home and found dozens of illegal files on his computer. he's out of jail tonight but will be back in court on child porn possession charges later this month. >>> another mild day with a bit of a chill in the air but things are about to take a turn. right now, let's take live look outside through the lense of our camera in trenton. that is so pretty. fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams is track your forecast when we say turn people think of turn down. >> we'll make a turn up. we'll talk above average temperatures. today's high temperature was 50 degrees that's actually going to be the coldest day of the week. the average high is 47. right now we're checking in at 46 degrees and temperatures dropping pretty rapidly millville already down to 33 degrees. we have mid and upper 30s once you move nort

. a gorgeous night here on pennsylvania lanning. the first of two fireworks displays getting ready to get started. we understand win about 90 seconds from now. the second one goes off at midnight. now, take look down there. warmer weather has people flocking here to winter fest. you see the ice skating ring. the hot chocolate. people by the fire pits. really becoming a great family tradition for new year's. very special fireworks display for the 6:00 o'clock. listen to this. a 14 minute display all about star wars. the music, the fireworks, all with a star wars theme. you'll see different display at midnight and i'm hearing the announcement now those fireworks are just about to get underway. i can tell you 4500 explosive devices making up 4 tons of fireworks and explosives just about ready to blast off here at penn's landing. if we could, take a look at the crowd. >> it is crazy. once again that warm weather people all around market street trying to get you can see on the bridge there, the celebration is now getting ready to begin. we're hearing the announcements these fireworks will

person. >>> pennsylvania appeals court upheld a sentence today for the first person sentenced under the brad fox law. last november a delaware county judge ordered stacy dawson of chester to spend six to 12 years in prison. prosecutors say she bought two guns for her boyfriend who was a convicted felon. brad fox was a plymouth township police officer shot and killed in the line of duty by a man using a gun bought by someone else. >>> a pennsylvania lawmaker from philadelphia and montgomery county is frustrated with what he would call the inaction of his colleagues in taking action to reduce gun violence. and so today state senator art haywood discussed his own legislation. "action news" reporter john rawlins is live in center city philadelphia with that story. john. >> reporter: hey, jim. the intent of this bill is similar to laws that are already in place in about a dozen other states. haywood today focused on what he believed would be the impact on those folks who are contemplating making a straw purchase. it's been three years since the massacre at sandy hook school in connecticu

right now is in western and central pennsylvania and some of that is going to shift through our area. not getting a soaking rain today. as we take a wider look at this, there's a lot of moisture but the heavier rain really comes tomorrow. today is a wet day, periods of rain, some showers, making it feel kind of damp out there, at least it is mild, though. 64 degrees for your high temperature with periods of rain today and even in the overnight hours staying very mild and that's when we're going to see the fog develop. overnight tonight and tomorrow we're going see some patchy fog, some of which could be dense so that's going to be a real issue as people are traveling. i want to show you future tracker6. this is a look at 10 o'clock in the morning today and we're seeing some of that rain move through the area, some of the areas of yellow and orange indicating could pick up at times. this is a look at lunchtime at 12 o'clock and i know so many people doing errands and running around with last minute shopping. it's going to be wet as you do that. not constantly through the day but wet a

precipitation to watch. it's not going to be here is snow falling if western pennsylvania. that's colder air that will be moving into the area, keeping our temperatures short of the 60 degrees mark. which is what we saw yesterday. a steady breeze out of the northwest at 12 miles an hour. it could be gusting to 30 miles an hour or above this afternoon. so clouds are tlin thinning out. sunshine will warms up to 46 degrees at 9:00, dropping down to about 45. then up to 48 degrees at noontime today. i'll go through your forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. right now, katy zachary has your first look at track. >> you know today is the better day to get out to work and school than yesterday. we're not dealing with the mist or the fog. this is a live look starting off if new jersey, in camden. this is a great shot. no issues to report on any of the majors in new jersey. moving into pennsylvania, your drive times on the schuylkill expressway westbound between the vine street and the blue route. that's going to take you 11 minutes. eastbound center city philadelphia. no issues to report. moving sou

freeway is great, we said drive times in pennsylvania are solid. this is a live look in mercer county. 295 at 195 where very few cars on the road there. >> it's 4:01. today a new push to get a budget passed in pennsylvania. earlier this week governor wolf said he expected progress by today. the state hasn't had a budget deal in nearly six months. matt delucia is live in the digital operations center with more on the plan. >> that's the thing, not much of anything has been released and revealed about what exactly is in this proposal, it's pretty much one big secret at the moment. what we know is that governor wolf is expected to meet with house democrats today and the republican senators are also expected to get a look at the deal that has been in the works. these meetings will be in private. earlier this week the governor said he believes that there will be a solution to this soon. now, pennsylvania as we mentioned gone more than five months without a budget and a stalemate has grown tiresome. state pre-k programs and domestic shelters an example of services hit as a result. the first vote

a look at some of the other stories we're following. >> the trial of a top aide to pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is set to resume. fa trick reese is kane's driver and body guard and he is accused of illegally looking through computer files to keep tabs on the investigation of his boss. >> also today a u.s. senator from delaware will question beer industry officials about the potential anheuser-busch-miller merger. he believes it could harm craft brewers. the senator says if the two large beer companies come together it would impact local brewers access to the market. he has called on the department of justice to investigate the potential merger. >> tickets for wing bowl 24 go on sale at 9:00 this morning. philadelphia's annual chicken wing eating competition is set for february 5 at the wells fargo center. i almost forgot this was all about. some of the proceeds benefit the families of fallen police officers. for ticket information tab the nbc 10 app or go to nbc10.com for a link to the wing bowl website. >>> happening today leaders at temple university will mull o

two other people t. standoff lasted five hours before police arrested him. >> pennsylvania lawmakers are moving ahead in the process that could remove attorney general kathleen cane from office. senators unanimously approved a plan that involves the january 12th hearing. it will focus on whether she can perform her duties with a suspended law license. the senate could then vote to have her removed t. state supreme court suspended her license last month while she awaits charges and lied about it. the pennsylvania governor tom wolf says he is still committed to a budget deal negotiated with top law makers. washington made that statement yesterday, a day after house republicans opposed that spending plan and instead passed a significantly smaller bug. meanwhile, layoffs continue and social service agencies and school districts are taking out huge loans to cover costs. they say if there is no bug deal, he will stay here this weekend instead of going to new york for the annual pennsylvania society event. businesses in bucks county are worried they could be hurt how lawmakers decide to pay

to avoid it. 295 runs parallel with 130 stoxt avoid 130 until i give you the clear. in pennsylvania, 95 at the betsy ross bridge, a look at traffic picking up. not long ago there was construction at the betsy ross bridge and also at cottman avenue along 95 has been cleared. the drive times when cottman, about 9 minutes in both directions. >> it's 6:01. we got this breaking news in, just outside of baltimore a police officer was shot in the face early this morning in aberdeen. we expect to get new information when police give an update. what we know, aberdeen police are looking for the person who shot the officer. they say they are following leads the officer is conscious and communicating in stable condition. the officer, we'll bring you updates as soon as possible. >> happening today more efforts to timely pass a budget in pennsylvania and we could see some real progress today in harrisburg. we'll see. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in the digital operations center this morning. governor tom wolf sells he expects a deal before christmas. >> he hopes so, tracy. it's been a long wait.

rain in western pennsylvania and some of that will be coming in after midnight. cloudy skies with the temperatures leveling off. again, wait till you see some of the numbers coming up in that seven-day forecast. >>> last minute shoppers are taking advantage of today's weather. did you finish all of your shopping? >> you know me. the warm weather changing kids' wish lists to santa. >> the warm weather is actually influencing what these last minute shoppers are buying? >> reporter: it's not super warm right now but it's warm enough people don't mind shopping here where you have to go outside and walk to get from store to store. this mild winter has some shoppers saying we're going to skip the snowy gifts in favor of gifts most people wouldn't consider buying at this time of the year in a normal year. >> i'd rather be done by now. we have a few more people to finish up. >> this brandy wine store is hopping, but main street is doing well. >> you can walk in and out, you don't have to worry about as much of a crowd where you're confined in one place. >> the atmosphere is festive and the we

he didn't just create the "pennsylvania gazette." after becoming a runaway servant and leaving his brother, they had words, and moving penniless to philadelphia. where the achieved national renown. in his autobiography he explains the struggle that he undertook in order to become a successful printer. further to our humanist agenda we look at poor richard's almanac. almanacs were popular. they claimed to predict the weather. season by season of the year ahead. they gave the phases of the moon. which farmers needed this information. and they contain information -- important space for people who did not have a lot of paper on hand. they would use the almanac to keep a diary. but franklin did something very new in this existing genre. he built into the simple almanac of voice. a character. poor richard. -- i can readee part of it for you. reader, i'm a in this place attempt to gain they favor, but declaring that i write almanacs with no other view -- he was to be deceived. the plain truth of the matter is and myessive for -- poor wife is excessive proud. she cannot their disabling cas

next few hours. a line developing in central pennsylvania. a lot of miss cher to our south trying to work its way up into delaware and new jersey. so here's where it is right now. computer forecast. there's that line. few showers already. over the n few hours, the line takes over and moves into the western suburbs by about 9:00 o'clock. this will just ab period of light rain coming from west to eat. by midnight, moving through philadelphia. by tomorrow morning, it's just off the coast. so rain cleared out by tomorrow morning. patchy fog may be developing but look what we have clearing skies and some sunshine in the forecast. our item which are into the 50s right now they'll try to warm up a little bit before we really start to drop. look at those numbers in the seven day coming up. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> the philadelphia police department today looked back on the year in violence in the city and the results well they were mixed. commissioner charles ramsay said in a news conference that as of today, there have been 275 cases of criminal homicide in philadelphia. in 2015 t

on a curved track. >>> now to pennsylvania's budget battle. governor tom wolf is threatening to veto a short-term emergency spending package advanced by house republicans. the governor's threat comes after most republicans rejected crucial pieces of a bipartisan budget deal to raise taxes, to increase school aid and to shrink the deficit. pennsylvania and illinois are now the only two states still fighting over a budget for the fiscal year that began july 1. >>> a group of parents with students in philadelphia public schools are celebrating a victory. they won their lawsuit against the department of education. they say the department has acknowledged curriculum deficiencies in four philadelphia schools as a result of state budget cuts. education advocates insist more work needs to be done. >> that is the situation that has to be a wakeup call for every entity within this school system. it's one that was led by parents but it's got to be picked up by our city leadership and civic leaders and ultimately by our colleagues in harrisburg. >>> the department has ordered the school district

who travel into pennsylvania all the time. >> reporter: they should be. over the course of the year you will be saving $216. taking the the current average gas price in new jersey, the savings, now have fill up your tank about eight times. >> anyway to save. >> reporter: cashier those folks with pennsylvania e-z pass tags who may live in philadelphia and travel to new jersey for work, they are out of luck. >> right the now if you get your e-z pass through pennsylvania turnpike you are not eligible. >> reporter: is there not much sympathy from new jersey drivers. >> i'm from new jersey so it doesn't matter to me. >> it is good to be from new jersey. >> reporter: no love for pennsylvania. we reached out to the pennsylvania turnpike authority and they say they are in talks to offer this same discount to pennsylvania e-z pass holders but that won't happen until sometime in early 2016. we're live at ben franklin bridge, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in other news brookhaven woman is facing theft charges tonight. police say she stole from her own mother and set up a frau

saunders. bit by bit he became a successful printer. just create the pennsylvania gazette. he moved panelists to philadelphia -- penniless to philadelphia. he explains the struggle that he undertook in order to become a successful printer. agenda to our humanist we look at poor richard's almanac. almanacs were popular. they claimed to predict the weather. season by season of the year ahead. they gave the phases of the moon . farmers needed this information. space in which people who didn't have a lot of paper to keep a .iary franklin did something very new. almanac into the simple of voice. a character. for richard. this is why benjamin franklin became a millionaire, america's first. i was able to retire to a gentleman's life, performing scientific experiments, when he was only 40 years old. with apologies to david letterman, i have a top 10 list. my 10 favorite poor richard axioms. doctors were notoriously bad back then. his humor is often laced with a moral message. a socially responsible message. this was before credit cards existed. there is some universal wisdom in this. humoro

placed on the vehicles of drivers with two or more dui offenses in pennsylvania. >> merry christmas. >> the santa express was on the move yesterday making the holiday brighter for philadelphia families in need. this is the philadelphia parking authority's 13th annual santa express event. volunteers help load vans with toys, clothes and food baskets to make those special deliveries. >> a new plan is in the works to get atlantic city money. this cash flow source doesn't volume casinos. we'll explain. it looks like your average mcdonald's. this restaurant is home to one very special employee. >>> about a quarter to 5. the case against embattled sergeant bowe bergdahl heads to court this morning. the former p.o.w. will be arraigned on desertion charges for walking off his post in 2009. he was then captured by the taliban, held for nearly five years until he was released in a 2014 prisoner exchange program. >> six americans are dead, two more hurt after a suicide attack in afghanistan. officials say the u.s. service men were going to a meeting with local afghan leaders. while they were w

central pennsylvania. >> here's a live look on the linc this morning. you notice the sky looks hazy we are dealing with fog and areas north and west. we're dealing with dense fog, we'll show you who can expect the lowest visibility and some rain later today coming up. >>> good morning. no rain for the morning commute today so that's the good news. but now we have fog out there. so, dense fog north and west of philadelphia this morning. this will be the case i think as we go through the rest of the morning commute. and then clearing around 9, 10:00. late showers today, too, that won't be anything until after the evening commute. and some lasting overnight. temperatures will be dropping into the 40s. here is a look at dense fog. 3/4 mile visibility in reading, a quarter in lancaster and allentown, even trenton, zero mile visibility in coatesville, this is very dense fog. you want to take it slower on the roadways, we expect this to be around for several hours. five mile visibility in philadelphia, four in millville and half mile in dover. so dover starting to pick up dense fog there a

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. pennsylvania turnpike, fortunately construction cleared. your drive times westbound between route 1 and the exit for valley forge about 22 minutes, a tad under that headed eastbound on the turnpike. and fortunately, as we head closer to 6:00 we'll see construction on new jersey roads clearing. >> we'll see you in a bit. during the holidays you might end up with an unexpected guest or two. then there's this. >> easy girl. easy girl. >> it's a wild scene caught on tape. how a deer ended up in somebody's living room. >> and this morning the force is officially awake. to hollywood for a history making event as fans join stars of the most anticipated movie in a very long time. >> jurors will resume deliberations in the trial of a baltimore police officer charge independent the death of freddie gray. the jury got the case yesterday in the trial of william porter, that's porter on the right. he faces several charges including manslaughter. prosecutors say he was negligent for failing to buckle gray inside a van and failing to call a medic when gray asked to go to the hospital. instead gray was

that has been in the works. these meetings will be in private. pennsylvania as we mentioned is now gone more than five months without a budget. the stalemate has grown tiresome for residents, workers and lawmakers alike. state pre-k program, domestic violence shelters a couple of examples of services hit as a result. the first vote is street happen today in harrisburg. and both the house and the senate are planning to keep working and voting through the weekend and into next week if ness stare. part of the fighting is over sales tax, pensions and education funding. a couple months from now the governor has to give his address for 2015-17 and it's not the worst stalemate the state has se seen. i'm gothering more. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> to the mass shooting in southern california. according to one law enforcement official, authorities are looking for a man who bought two rifles used in wednesday's attack. authorities recovered the rifles along with two pistols and they say they were all bought legally. investigators say one of the attackers syed farook bought the pistols.

don't know. >> big event that lauren was talking about is something called the pennsylvania society. well known in philadelphia and all across pennsylvania. it happens at manhattan. do you you know hot lunch speaker is? donald trump. dowling, we will see you you next hour or tomorrow. >> reporter: donald trump. >> you got it, thanks. >>> sue serio. she has a million-dollar forecast. >> that is right, it is amazing, in fact, we're on track for this time honored tradition of the army/navy game to have the warmest won since 2001. now, on that day the game occurred on december 1st and it was 72 degrees. tomorrow, we think it will be 67 degrees when the game begins at 3:00 o'clock at the link. army navy game. then next day at the link they have another football game, and that would be the eagles. 69 degrees high temperature, in the forecast, on sunday at the link and every where else you are going as well. back to this morning, fog problems in millville, new jersey, lancaster, reading, reduced visibility and trenton as well and dense fog advisory ocean, burlington, atlantic, cape may, cu

>>> a pennsylvania teen ace accused of cop expiring and attempting to provide material support to terrorist, who canning discovery made by detectives in the boy's room. >>> just a week out from the holidays, president obama briefing the the nation on u.s. security issues and he says there is no serious threat. our commander in chief is urging americans to do right now. >>> plus movie may be set in the galaxy far away but here on earth, yeah, star wars flick has fans, really ready. everything you need to know about the the force awakens without any spoilers, of course. >>> good day, happy friday, december 18th, 2015. a friend of mine just left the movie theaters. >> they have been playing all night. >> he says, it was great, that was it. >> great. >> give me a two sentence summary. i'm still waiting for that. it was great is all i heard. >> it is basically what was going on back in the late 70's when these movies first came out. >> thirty-eight years ago. >> man i'm getting old. >> dave warren, it was raining yesterday, now it will be cold this weekend, right. >> cold this weekend.

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primer cargo por asalto sexual con agravantes en un caso ocurrido hace aÑos en pennsylvania. ♪ ♪ >> este es el noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. arantxa: les saluda arantxa loizaga en la ausencia de ilia y enrique. new york, washington y los angeles reforzar al mÁximo su seguridad ante la posibilidad de un atentado en los festejos. aunque no han podido corroborar hay suficiente formaciÓn para tomar cartas en el asunto y no correr riesgos. reportera: esther mayor seguridad en los Ángeles, washington d.c. y nueva york en vÍsperas de aÑo nuevo. estas ciudades estarÍan bajo alerta luego de que se revelara de que funcionarios advirtieron al presidente obama luego de partir a hawai sobre posibles amenazas terroristas originadas en el extranjero que no han sido corroboradas. >> estamos en el telÉfono, como la mayorÍa de nosotros estamos, ver alrededor si algo pasa, o sucede algo sospechoso, raro. reportera: en los Ángeles el foco estarÍa en el desfile de las rosas que atrae a cientos de espectadores y millones de televidentes. en nueva york el centro de atenci�