railroad the tree crashed in to an suv parked in its path shattering the back window. no one was injured, but now more than 1,000 homes are left in the dark. peco tells us that since the tree crashed on to the power lines over there, that they will come and they will have to remove those branchs so they can remove the power lines. first they have to complete a job just a few blocks away. but we still don't have a time line on when that will happen. reporting live in east oak lane section of philadelphia, an tree andrea klein thomas. and coverage continues now with mitch blacher in sky force 10. >> what are you seeing from up there? >> reporter: we were all over pennsylvania showing some downed trees and wires. what i want to take you through now is the cherry hill mall. this is the site of what was an auto show. the tents clearly blew over in that strong storm. you can still see some of the cars that were lined up beneath those tents. some serious damage. door ripped off the van. wind shield shattered. we've seen that in a couple locations as we zoom outie cherry mill mall. just the aftermath of some of the storm damage. that's the latest from sky force 10. mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. today's fast moving storm reeked havoc across parts of delaware. downed power lines and trees up and down silver side road in north wilmington. delaware viewers sent us this photo of a tree on a car in new castle. the storm had vendors at the greek festival bracing for impact. >> it was pretty windy, pretty scary. the tent was shaking. >> a lot of wind. made things really exciting here. >> today's storm just a drop in the bucket for some vendors who say they have seen it all in 41 years at the festival. the storms also put amtrak service on hold this afternoon. skies force 10 over north philly where downed wires stopped this train on its tracks. service was eventually restored, but there has been residual delays. riders should still expect some delays. the storm still has a lot of people in the dark. peco is reporting about 34,000 customers without power. pse and g says arm 19,500 are without power. and ac electric, 8,000 out thinks in their service region. the storms moved fast across the region, but now it seems to have cleared up. temperatures are going down. >> eithlet's go to glenn "hurri" schwartz for a closer look. >> things change very rapidly during the day. we started off with sunshine, stormsi harrisburg at 9:00 and they raced through the area. wind gusts at 50 miles per hour in many places. as high as 72-mile-per-hour gusts. this is the current radar. you don't see any showers. so things will be drying up for this evening. they're cooling down though, only 63 degrees in some of the p.a. suburb. we do have a lot of sunshine. lehigh valley, some clouds at 64. so it is definitely a lot cooler than it's been lately. now, the temperature drops to about 60 at 10:00 p.m. and look at the p.a. suburbs for tomorrow morning, 48 degrees. and a little bit of wind on top of that. lehigh valley, 48 degrees. 52 delaware, much of new jersey in the low to mid-50s. we'll see when it will warm up and when the next storms are coming in just a few minutes. more photos and videos of today's weather damage on you are on website, nbc a10.com and the nbc app. get your alerts right to your phone. right now at 5:00, the way you buy beer and wine in pennsylvania has changed. with the stroke of a pen, governor wolf signed a new bill into law this afternoon. and know themonique bragxton ha what it means for you. >> reporter: by weekend he said, t oig, the have market will operate 44 beer gardens. so they already have the lig or license and it's just a matter of time before they stock their shelves with the wine that customers want. >> it's fabulous. i'm all for it. >> the convenience, just allows for that option as a consumer to purchase when you want where you want. >> reporter: we caught up with a couple shopping for beer. one of them says they won't have to make another stop one block away at a local state store. gli >> i think it's a great idea. >> reporter: the wine expansion law as some are calling it will allow some 14,000 holders of take outbeer licenses to sell up to four bottles of wine to one customer. >> i think it's safe, smart. the way the world is today with all the people driving around, democratic uis, it's a good idea. >> reporter:le new l the new la not affect sales of hard liquor or result in the close sure of 600 state owned stores. but this man represents about 3500 employees of state liquor informations. and he's predicting the current system will fail you today to fewer direct shipments and less foot traffic. >> what do you say to people who say it's convenient? >> the bottom line is there is a applies for convenience. if this is only about convenience, i don't expect to change a lot of people's mind z. but very a valuable asset at a time when we're short on cash. >> reporter: the union also said the revenue or profits is the only profit that pennsylvania can fedepend on right now. we just made a call to harrisburg and we found that the law will take effect in as short as 60 days. kn moniq monique braxton, nbc 10. >> the fight over whether philadelphia should tax so da i getting loud. take a listen. people on both sides shouting before today's meeting even started. mayor kenney wants to add a 3 cents an ounce tax to drinks paid by beverage distributors. distribute informations say the plan would be bad for business. the money would be used to help pay for universal pre-k and other programs. and this is what unfolded outside city hall. another demonstration, it's not clear when city council may vote on the tax proposal, but both sides are very vocal about their arguments. >> investing in kids, giving them activities is the right thing to do. >> of course i'm all about pre-k, but i think that another tax as a homeowner, a as business owner, i don't want to see anymore taxes in the city. >> council is still meeting right now. we have crews in city hall, we'll have a live update for you on nbc 10 news at 6:00. police in norristown are asking to your help as they investigate a murder outside a mcdonald's. officers found the body of a 24-year-old man in a drive through lane of this mcdonald's on west main street just before midnight. the victim was shot about 10 times. witnesses say two men were chasing him and opened fire. and investigators want anyone with any information to contact them. delaware state police needed your help identifying a man wanted for inappropriately touching two women as a dover walmart. police and i it happened last thursday at around 3:30 in the morning at the store on jerome drive. he may be driving a tan or gold suv. it if you have any information, you're asked to contact police. philadelphia residents will start paying more for water beginning in july. the city's water department is raising rates july 1 by $3.44. and it will increase again next year by $3.18. that means a typical monthly bill will be just over $70 on july 1st, next year it will increase to $74. the water department wanted more of an increase, but the recently formed water sewer and storm water rate board said no way. the water department has not raised rates since 2014. a fisherman's unusual find is making its way to the jersey shore. where it was spotted and why rye sear researchers want to know more. and it took less than three days. the defense has rested in the chaka fattah corruption trial, but not before another big name in politics took the stand. what the former governor had to say about the congressman next. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. the head coach of the 2016 ncaa national champions is team up with pennsylvania governor tom wolf. their mission, to combat sexual assaults on college campuses. jay wright joined the governor in harrisburg today to talk about that campaign called east on us p.a. it invites everyone to help stop sex assaults at colleges and universities. >> i'm determined to make pennsylvania a shining example to the rest of the world as to what a committed citizenry can do to make our world better. it's truly on all of us to accomplish this. it's all of our jobs. so let's get to work. >> pennsylvania is the first state in the country to launch the campaign. and this effort comes amid the growing youts rageoff a sexual assault state at stanford university. freshman brock turner was sentenced to six months in prison. prosecutors had recommended six years. stanford university says it did everything within its power to assure that justice was served in this case before the assault new students were given information and training on how to prevent sexual violence. after the assault, the school banned turner from campus and it offered counseling to the victim who was not a student. most of the outrage over this case has been directed at the judge. critics say that the six month sentence was too lenient. nearly half a million people have now signed a petition to recall that judge. you can read more about the story right now on the nbc 10 app including a you powerful statement from the victim that she read to her attacker in court. mothers against drunk driving and other groups are celebrating what it calls life saving legislation in pennsylvania. families of drunk driving victims lauded the fact pennsylvania passed a new interlock i go nice play that requires first time dui offenders to check for alcohol on your breath. the device won't allow the car to start it if the driver has been drinking. previously it was only for multiple d chui offenders. the defense in the chaka fattah trial rested this afternoon. deanna durante joins us with the very latest. one of the defense's final witnesses was another big name in politics. >> reporter: yes, former philadelphia mayor and pennsylvania governor ed rendell who made it clear to me after he got off the witness stand that he was here as a supporter of one of the congressman fattah's co-defendants. >> it's what the allegations against the congressman, if they are true, he's properly prosecuted and he should go to jail. >> reporter: he has strong feelings about the case the government is putting forward against congress made chaka fattah. >> they're serious charges. he took taxpayers money and used it for campaigning and all sorts of chicanery. if it's true, it's horrible. >> reporter: but opposes the government's case against herbert stre herbert vederman, a man who helped him and other politicians raise money for election bids. prosecutors paint vederman as hungry enough for an ambassador ship that he bribed fattah. >> he didn't give him a little bit of money, to get an am bass core ship, that's ridiculous. >> reporter: rendell himself made calls on vederman's behalf on both the clinton and obama administration. . >> i believe as i said on the stand that he felt that fattah were holding the car for him. >> reporter: prosecutors having aed that that car was ilgtsed, repaired and drifsh after the alleged sale. rendell said he was not made aware of 9 allegations. fattah did not have any comment. deand thna did yourit durante, . and it was the scene a few hours ago outside 30th street station. that relentless rain came down in buckets. and this was what it sounded like in pennsylvania when the winds whipped through montgomery county. this is the philadelphia vehicle cricket club. >> still on the breezy side, but at least we have dry conditions now and we'll have a lot of sunshine next couple days to dry things up. this is the way started today and as we told you, it was going to be nice and quiet for the morning rush and fairly quiet for the afternoon rush. but it was in between that we would have these problems. and here it came. it was moving eastward at 40, 50 miles per hour. strong winds came down in the middle of those storms. and at noontime, this was the line coming right through from the northern suburbs through philadelphia and into new jersey. numerous reports of gusts over 50 miles per hour. and now we're left with nothing on the radar pretty much. these dots indicate where the severe storm reports came from. and not many north and west of philadelphia. took a while for the system to intensify once it did, it created some pretty strong wind gusts. 72 miles per hour, that is the strongest wind gust we found upper deerfield in cumberland county. that is near hurricane-force. 66 miles an hour the next biggest gust long beach township in ocean county. and in a lot places between 55 and 65 miles an hour. that's bringing in cooler weather and so we'll see that over the next couple of days. it was 8 # yesterday. it's been even warmer than p that lately. but only 73 today. 76 tomorrow. even with sunshine. and then 80 on friday. now, the next rain that we'll get and we don't really need any, it's been awful wet, the month of may was extremely wet. and we'll get a couple days to dry out. nothing thursday, nothing friday. but another system coming down from the great lakes moving fast. that means probably have gusty winds with it. and there it is, that is 2:00 saturday afternoon. so we're dry for most of the day and at the shore, delaware beaches we're dry pretty much all day. but that stuff's got to come through and it's mostly coming through on saturday night for many of us. for tonight, we're talking about p its getting down in the 40s in in some places. easton at 46. 49 in reading. and then with sunshine, we're only getting in to the mid-70s. atlantic city, 77 tomorrow because it will be a land breeze. strong west wind, we'll be seeing strong gusts. rehoboth beach also with a land breeze. and that means that the temperature at the shore is the same or even higher than what we'll see in philadelphia tomorrow. but as the wind shifts into the seabreeze, look at the difference between the shore and philadelphia on saturday. at the shore, i think it's saturday night, it's right in the middle between saturday and sunday when we will be seeing those thunderstorms at the shore. so most of the weekend is looking okay. full 10 day forecast coming up a little later. could it be a game changer in the fight against cancer? some doctors say it's not where the cancer is located, what they're focusing on instead is next at the 5:00. plus don't mess with mom. surveillance video captured her fighting and clawing as the man tried to kidnap her child. how she finally stopped him and what police are revealing about the suspect. a life saving donation for close to a dozen elementary schools in philadelphia. today about 20 automated external defibrillators or aeds were donated to the district. a franklin high school graduate matched the donation. >> it is not a choice to have aeds on the field or in ours. it is our responsibility to have this equipment readily available. >> the foundation raised $11,000 to make today's donation possible. scientists have discovered new information that could help in the fight against cancer. >> they think it's less important where cancer is located on your body and more so if it has a certain mutation. anne thompson is working on this story and joins us now with a closer look. thank you so much for taking the time. these scientists are looking at the brca gene in particular, plane associate that with breast cancer. but we're now learning that this can affect a much broader population. >> reporter: absolutely. denise, keith, thanks for having me. one of the messages that we're trying to get across tonight in our story is that this is not a story men should tune out. the brca gene mutation is associated with higher risk of breast and ovarian cancer in women, but it's also posing a risk for men. then can carry the gene mutation and if it they do, they are at higher risk for pancreatic or prostate cancer as well as colon cancer and melanoma. so it's an issue that both sexes have to pay attention to. >> so what can patients do to find out if they have the hugh tags? >> reporter: well, first of all, you need to get screened. and for example if you're diagnosed with breast cancer or someone in your family has been diagnosed with breast cancer, often you get this genetic testing. if it comes back positive, then the question is do your other family members have it. and you will see in tonight's story that this doctor who founded a clinic out this california that deals solely with patients who have the brca gene mutation, she found out she had the genetic mutation, she had her father tested, he developed an kree attpancreatic and she told his doctors and it changed his treatment and it made a remarkable difference in his treatment that you'll see tonight. and that's the important thing about this mutation. if you have it, it can lead to those targeted therapies that we hear so much about that are so promising in the fight against cancer. >> an thompson, thank you so much. we look forward to your report coming up. >> and you can see the entire report tonight on "nightly news" at 6:30. also tonight, hillary makes history. how local students say they're ready to break that glass ceiling, too. we'll hear from them next. and plus they moved quickly, but did a whole lot of damage. nbc 10 throwing what you today's storms left behind on the ground and in the air. >> reporter: i'm mitch blacher, we've been showing the damage. more pictures and what we're finding after the break. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask me. sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. a viewer snapped this video of a hail storm outside a home. the rain/hail mix came down so hard, it looks like we're peering through a water fall. and umbrellas were a must in this parking lot in cherry hill. at t they made a mad dash to their car. >> a sight that a homeowner never wanted to see. a massive tree uprooted in front of his home on willow dale drive. you can see the tree resting on the outside of the home with visible damage to the gutters. a building inspector was called out to assess the overall damage. who doubt the cleanup will take a while for a tree that size. mitch blacher live in sky force 10 giving us a better look at the damage. >> and where are you right now? >> reporter: we are over cherry hill. this is a tree down into a home, you can see some of roots down into the front of that home. can't rely see if there is much damage on the house, there was a crew on the here, but they seem to a left. and about a quarter mile away, cherry hill mall, this is some of the most severe damage that we've seen with tents blown over in what appeared to be an auto show. those cars, they had damage on it. this area clearly hit by this storm. that's the latest from sky force 10. mitchblacher, nbc 10 news. >> some of best video and pictures we get comes straight from you. send it to nbc 10 anytime through the nbc 10 app. . to decision 2016 coverage. bernie sanders is laying off about half of his campaign staff as primary season comes to a close according to two people familiar with the situation. sanders is set to meet with president obama tom. hill now the presumptive democratic nominee. hillary clinton is the first female to be at the top of the ticket for a major political party. >> she made history and now other girls are ready to toll in her foot steps. tim furlong has our story. >> reporter: i didn't ask any of the young women at this academy if they agree with hillary clinton politically -- >> thanks to you, we've reached a milestone. >> reporter: -- i did ask how they felt seeing a woman get a major party nomination. >> i was really excited and i think it will be a turning point for america. >> i think it's still a watershed in history. it's a momentous moment for women. >> i'd say yahoo!. >> reporter: glad to see a woman nominated, she leads an all female student body. this gives her a see i told you so moment with the students. she pushes them hard. >> and we teach that in every subject. the idea of grit. i like to say just put your head down and work through it. >> reporter: no excuses, just do it. >> delaware's governor recently celebrated their programs and now the students see this and can say why not us. if we work hard, why shouldn't we get a shot. >> we want to have the best person. not a woman or a man. the best. >> and so i feel that the glass ceiling is still there, but by her being able to get this nomination, despite all the odds and adversity, i do feel like she's managed to put a crack in that glass ceiling. >> reporter: students hoping that their gender won't even be a part of the discussion. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. and we'll hear from hillary clinton fresh off her history making night, "nightly news" anchor less toter holt goes one one with hillary clinton tonight following our 6:00 news. and the nbc 10 investigators take a closer look at women in politics. in pennsylvania, less than 18% of the state legislature is women. the state has never had a female governor or elected a woman to the united states senate. but that could change this snof. the democratic national convention is happening next month and today the dnc committee is asking to help from democrats of all walks of life. the platform committee is holding an event in virginia today and tomorrow. tar party members are encouraged to participate if creating the party's gaen. a verizon employee is dead after a car hit him in a work zone on route 1. so far no charges have been filed in the crash. now, this is the second deadly accident in a delaware work zone in the past month. back in may, a construction worker was hit and killed on i-95 in wilmington. authorities are reminding drivers to slow down in those work zone areas. wells fargo is teaming up with residents of parkside camden to create change in that neighborhood. today they held a brainstorming session, their focus, getting rid on abandoned property properties, crime and bringing economic growth to the area. residents were asked to give their ideas. the next step, bringing those states to fruition. >> what you help us figure out throughout this process will help your younger brothers and sister, cousins, neighbors. kids who will be coming up in camden looking at you now. >> wells fargo cut a check for $100,000. the community college of philadelphia is planning a revitalization ro je revitalization project of its own. and 11 story building will be turned in about to 500 apartments. take a look at what it will look like. some of the apartment thes will be for students, others will be represe rented out. it will include recreational areas and parking. congress is taking up a fight against medical guys. and a fisherman makes an unusual catch at the jersey shore. and experts say it appears to be a rare type of jelly fish with a nasty sting. i'm ted greenberg with where the creature turned up. this morning thousands gathered in downtown louisville to try to get their hands on tickets to muhammad ali's memorial service on friday. the city made 15,000 tickets available. an emotional week for fans in his hometown. >> it's a real test it. to the power of muhammad ali and his message and all that he stood for. >> former president bill clinton will deliver the eulogy friday. president obama delivered a letter to be read at the memorial. he will be attending his taug daughter's high school graduation. toon nday new castle county honored its first black police ever hired. he was hired in 1968. he would go on to serve 20 years on the force before retiring. deficiencies in the fbi database could keep drivers from getting a job with uber. that is according to former u.s. attorney general and uber lawyer eric holder. in a letter to new jersey law makers holder spoke against requiring fingerprints for drivers. he says they discriminate against minority. a bill requires fingerprinting as a way to regulate the ride hailing service. next, a mother fights back. how she stopped a man trying to kidnap her child and the can it is turning details we've learned about the suspect. and new at 6:00, lincoln drive can be a realed a venture during rush hour. tonight the new improvement project in the works. a child predator is off the streets of florida. watch the guy at the bottom of screen. he attempts to kidnap a girl, this is surveillance video of the encounter inside a dollar general store. you can see attacker and mom locked in a tug of war. moments later the suspect was stopped by an off duty officer in the parking lot. 30-year-old arrested and believe it or not said this wasn't the first time he has commit this had type of crime. deputies searched his home but didn't find anyone there. >> sad that we have people like that in society i think. and i'm glad that it worked out the way that it did because like the sheriff said, who knows what he would have done later on in the day or a week from now. >> the suspect could face charges of kidnapping and child abuse. he currently is not registered as a sexual offender or predator. now to a controversy over contraception contraception. >> lawmakers and advocates are leading the fight before congress. >> reporter: a push to safe guard women's health took another step outside the halls of congress. this congressman there bucks county introduced into bipartisan bills, both aimed at strengthening the regulation of medical and birth control devices. it would hold the food and drug administration and manufacturers more accountable. one bill is a medical device guardians act. while the federal agencies tasked with making sure the devices were safe were up aware of what was happensing. >> reporter: the other bill is named after an unborn baby lawmakers say was killed a year ago day by the assure device. >> from frlawed day to take showed reaction time, hundreds of thousands are being harmed by the very he medical devices that they and their physicians have turned to for help. >> reporter: thousands of women file complaints with the fd chlt a since 2002 about assure saying the device caused unintended pregnancies, miscarriages, still births and severe pin and bleeding. it's a coil inserted meant to prevent pregnancy. in a statement, essure's manufacturer says bayer is particularly concerned about statements that may be creating and atmosphere of unfounded fe. bayer stands by the positive benefit/risk foe fiprofile supp by more than a decade of science and clinical experience. meanwhile order advocates say -- >> we want justice for those who have been harmed, justice for every person that has been harmed by a device approved under questionable circumstances. >> if passed, bills would reform the review process for medical devices. it would also give victims better beingaccess to legal rec. a proposal is considered that would require baby monitors to haven description. it would prevent hackers from accessing the monitor a stealing accounts and social security numbers. the bill would also require a label warning consumers about the potential risks of using the monitors. a wild weather day across our region. take a look at conditions in center city earlier today. that umbrella, no hatch for the heavy rain and strong winds. and that is the ousound of rain and hail pounding a deck. a viewer recorded this video as severe storms rolled through. buckets of rain, strong wind, sunshine and now chilly out there. >> yeah, and it's about to get chillier. we have temperatures that have dropped in the to the 60s throughout the area and some places verging on the 50s. let's see if we have any of those numbers in the lehigh valley. most places -- 65 in bethlehem, 62 in easton. but i found one, westereading 6. so a lot of these areas will be in the 50s as soon as the sun goes down and by morning, may even be in the 40s. this is what the radar looked like at 11:45 just before noon. right around the time that we had expected from trenton all the way down to wilmington. and this is when the severe weather was just starting to break out, too. because as it approached philadelphia, it wasn't as strong as it became. and then it raced offshore and now we're left with virtually nothing. one the sprinkle there near the turnpike. that's it. it's bringing this cooler air and we have some days with some cooler air. 83 degrees yesterday. it was in the 80s to near 90 earlier in the month. 73 today. 76 tomorrow. and 80 degrees on friday. of course you can see your own 7 day forecast bottom of your screen at any time during the weather cast. not just for philadelphia. and you don't have to wait until the end of the weather cast. these are the sustained winds right now. it's pretty windy. 24-mile-per-hour wind in wilmington, 23 in atlantic city. and tomorrow it's going to be windy, as well. maybe not quite as windy, we're certainly not going to see 50 miles an hour. wind gusts. but it will be 15 to 25 miles per hour with perhaps gusts to 35 miles per hour. no rain tomorrow, to for rain friday or early saturday. let's see what happens here on the futurecast. here we go, there is saturday morning. so a good bit of saturday will be dry. it will be on the warm side into the 80s. and then this other disturbance from can inada races down and i looks look another round of heavy showers and storms getting close it lehigh valley that will take longer of course to get to philadelphia and delaware and the jersey shore. but likely to be at least a period of some showers and thunderstorms. for the weekend, we expect of course storms on saturday. at the jersey shore, i'm not putting it in for the saturday forecast because it's more like saturday night. rest of the areas are saturday afternoon. comes in earlier in the lehigh vall valley, that's why it's not as warm p. and then sunday a windy day everywhere. and it's an offshore wind at the jersey shore. that's why they are as warm as the inland areas. so the 10 day outlook shows the dry weather for thursday and friday. there is the storms late saturday or saturday night. sunday is windy, monday is windy, 00. and then the next chance of rain by next wednesday. we turn to lester holt. what is coming up on "nightly news"? >> good to be back in new york. ahead for us, fresh off her big primary night, hillary clinton tells me how she'll respond to attacks of donald trump and what she lrned from bernie sanders. and we'll also hear from victims of the bicycle crash in michigan about that horrific moment that killed five people. and we have a story of how a mother thwarted a brazen kidnapping attempt against her child inside a discount store. all that and more when we see you at 6:30. i'll send it back to you. today police officers from all across delaware are running the torch for special olympics. 500 law enforcement officers will travel 160 miles for the 30th annual torch run. it started in rehoboth beach and ends friday at the university of delaware. they roy year round training and competition for more than 3700 athletes. keeping delaware beautiful. the governor presented a proclamation to keep delaware beautiful. the governor on which talks about the beauty of the beaches and park and the importance of keeping them clean. the organization empowerers t s keep them clean and safe. when you're in the water and you get stung by a jellyfish, researchers say take they have found a new type of jellyfish. what 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to joining us tonight at 6:00. take a look. both sides of the issue out there in force today protesting on the left, people against the tax on the right. people who support it. there could be a decision any minute. >> lauren mayk has been on top of the debate and joining us live from city hall. what is happening right now? >> reporter: well, they are talking to try to get something done. i've been talking to people inside city hall today. one of them told they they are hopeful. we've learned the mayor has canceled his two events that he had scheduled for tonight and i have confirmed that that is related to talks over the sugary drink tax. he wants three cents. one of the questions is will he get that full three cents, will he agree to something smaller. so a lot of talk tonight a behind closed doors after a day of shouting out in the open. inside city hall chambers, you can see and hear the fight over a soda tax in philadelphia. it bubbled up to a allowed roar. so one side, supporters of the mayor's proposed sugary drink tax hold signs about the pre-k it would pay for. kids can't wait they yell. opponents yell no new tax. their lobby includes the american beverage soerassociati. council also considering a container tax that would charge you 15 cents f

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