at the center of all of this state official striking a deal that essentially gives state government more authority over this health care provider this was part of the proposal. governor christie wanted this health care provider to use thee hundred million in surplus so it would pay for treatment for heroin, opioid another diction a signature part of the christie plan here of his second term but it was opposed by the assembly's speaker. he said it would have been a bad thing for rate pair yours but i did speak exclusively with that speaker. here's what he had to say. >> what happens next? what happens right now? we're as soon as the members get here we'll get going and vote on budget. the butch will over to to the senate and the horizon bill will come back to us and we'll exchange bills back and forth. >> reporter: we understand members voting likely right now if not right now very soon. members have been called back to the legislature to have that take place. we can also tell you that this budget means according to the leadership here millions more in school aid and also is a start to the senate president said a start to addressing the pension reform problems that have really been tied up here in the legislature as well. and the bottom line is the shut down will be over. we're told from self states sources that bite fourth of ju july. state government shut down will be over. back to you. >> so quick question here for you, dave. does it sound like, you know, the state beaches and parks and marine nass and such will be back open tomorrow? >> reporter: that is what we're hearing. we are understanding in fact the governor is not speaking now will be speaking shortly. we understand that the governor will in fact lift that decision. in other words, opening those parks for the folks who certainly have wanted it for this weekend. >> if it happens within this half hour we'll of course break back in and talk to you again. >> absolutely. >> dave kinchen live in trenton right now. tonight a heart broken father is speaking out after police say another driver shot his daughter. have call it road rage. a day after david desper' surrendered to police the father of the teen authorize accused of him of killing believes more people may have been involved. detectives guy and they're looking into anyone helped desper cover his track. prosecutors charged whim with the shooting death of 18-year-old bianca roberson while the two tried to merge into the same lane in route 100 last weekend. nationwide manhunt ended with desper turning himself in to authorities it yesterday. detectives have not ruled out a hate crime. >> i know my daughter and my daughter couldn't have possibly done anything that would cause somebody to take a gun out and shoot her in the head. it's not a road rage. that was something more hateful than that. >> roberson's funeral is friday at st. paul's church in her home tomorrow of west chester. skyfox flying over rush hour nightmare in delaware county. tonight route 476 in map help 12 look like that any longer which is good thing. just reopen after attract trailer overturned earlier this evening. it happened around 4:30. traffic wasn't getting by for hours. hours. as crews cleaned up that mess. police say the driver of the truck is in the hospital tonight. we don't know his condition or why he lost control. on your radar tonight, it's warm, it's muggy and it's hazy as we take live look into ocean city, new jersey. but, man, kathy, look at all those people out enjoying the long holiday weekend. >> i love this. >> this is the week we all talk about the fourth of july week, of course, off tomorrow you just have to take few more days off down the shore to enjoy the weather tomorrow another hot one right now in philadelphia still 82. the high today 91. the dew .66. that is muggy when you see dew point temperature that high. temperatures range from 63 in the poconos to 82 in philadelphia. it's 71 in millville. 75 in wrightstown. atlantic city 79. inland at the airport but down the shore temperatures in the 70s. we have more of a westerly wind right now a land breeze that's going to be kicking in even in ocean city and sea isle with temperatures in the mid 70s. as we go hour boy hour you'll see some clouds and a few spotty showers especially well to the north and west of philadelphia into early tomorrow morning. few clouds in the morning. but no problems for our parades. by 7:00 p.m. a few spotty showers popping up as well. and drying out for our firework. by wednesday morning, when we some of us come back to work temperatures will be mild and we will be seeing some sun glare with some sunshine. overnight tonight, 72 in philadelphia. 68 in millville. 58 in the poconos. so a gentle breeze and very comfortable there. tomorrow we start off in the 7 70s. still 85 degrees by the noon hour rides of rising humidity the high 88 and then by the evening, some spotty showers. we dry it out in the late night hours at 10:00 o'clock for firework, 77 degrees and northeasterly win. if you're going to go to the poconos afternoon high by the evening 71 degrees. little bit of a breeze down the shore the next couple of days in the 70s. the rip current risk low to moderate uv index still high. the water temperature only in the 60s. on your seven day forecast from your weather thor. wednesday more seasonal. stays that way thursday. looking for a few showers possible on friday. saturday 86. mostly sunny sunday and for your monday look for mix of sun and clouds the high temperature 85 degrees. so after tomorrow, that steamy and sticky weather will take little bit of a break. until at heat friday, lucy, then we'll talking about the week and all over again. >> yeah. >> got to love we like to loca held. thank you very much, kathy. it is as american as apple pie. hanging out in philly for the fourth of july. whether you're looking to learn about our country's past or listen to today's beg guest artist the city of brotherly love is the place to be this holiday. fox 29's shawnette wilson reports from old city. ♪ >> reporter: pops under the stars has the lawn of independence jam packed with people it's one of many events leading up to july 4th here in philly. beth josephs came from north jersey with her husband, son and neighbor. >> we would mummers we thought we'd try to do july 4th this year. >> earlier monday we stopped by the blockbuster for free music, vendors and food trucks lining faith street. the patriotism could be felt and scene. >> i just figured there's only one time i can wear this dress. this is the day to show my patriotism. >> i'm from d.c. so thought it would be fun. >> prepping the parkway where the main events will happen starting at noon on tuesday. crews and vendors are setting up for all of the activities there including the stage. mary j. blige will headline the july 4th wawa welcome america concert starting at 7:00 p.m. along with other artists including manny gonzalez. boys two men will be honored and perform today. >> firework both on the delaware river and at art museum almost simultaneously off. >> independence day parade is tomorrow starts at 11:00 and runs through noon which is actually when the activities will kick off on the parkway. shawnette wilson fox 29 news. >> day three of the search for administrative with the us attorney's office. richard rizzo is from bala cynwyd and his family hasn't seen him since thursday. oh and friday they reported him missing. lower merion police recovered rizzo's truck and phone near rolling hill park on saturday but they found no sign of him. they do not suspect foul play. if you have any information on where he might be, call lower merion police. skyfox over what started oh us a house fire in mayfair then ended up as much more when fire crews got inside it turn into a police investigation they found drugs and money and they found chemicals in the basement. no one wasn't inside at the time. so no arrests but police are looking for whoever lives there. fox 29's joanne pell will he gee has the details. >> reporter: well firefighters respond to a house fire in mayfair. but they end up calling police after they discover a designer drug manufacturing operation in the heart of a family neighborhood. the call came in a fire in a row home in mayfair. skyfox was quickly over the scene in the 2900 block of lawn shore avenue. >> i looked out and the house down the street was on fire. and that's all i know. >> there was a bunch of fire trucks, hooking ladder thing. they were up at the windows smashing the, um, air-conditioners out of the window. >> reporter: neighbors were scared but firefighters worked quickly and then made a new discovery in the basement. >> then they said that it was a drug house. >> report roar police found synthetic marijuana, along with a chemical acetone in the house which may have caused the fire. detectives also recovered heroin and cash. no one was home when the fire started. >> this is the first on our street. there's been drug busts down on the next block and up the street two weeks ago. >> reporter: did you know what was in the basement. >> neighbors say a new owner just bought the row home and had rented it out. we weren't able to find the tepp nantz. >> i grew up here, so it just makes mow sad. just does. you see families it's really sad. >> reporter: it's just a nice neighborhood. >> reporter: neighbors are of course worried that the drugs will bring crime and violence to their street in mayfair. police are continuing their investigation into the marijuana lab and drug discovery. at the 15th district i'm joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. the ntsb investigate a deadly house explosion in land cast county. the blast killed a ugi utility worker and hurt two others yesterday afternoon in manor township. they were responding to report of a gas odors on the 200 block of springdale land. officials believed the blast was a natural gas explosion. home own are in made it out safely. ntsb by the way has juries dick over some significant pipeline explosions. check out this video. it brought a local woman to tears. pick up smashed her car and is not the only victim here. sh- >> and they have suffered the atrocities of war but that had not stop some of america's bravest men and women. what they're celebrating this independence day along with america's birthday. ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. became the same thing for a few days? then keep the tradition going at bass pro shops with great deals-- like savings of 25% on all in-stock towables, boards and skis. and check out our family summer camp. hit-and-run caught on cam in overbrook part section of the city. it's not the only one. neighbors are fed up this latest crash left the owner in tears and without a car. now police are after the people behind it all. fox 29's brad sattin has more from police headquarters. >> violated. >> violated. >> yes. kimberly coats holding back tears because of someone else's cruelty. she walk outside of her home at 75th and woodbine saturday morning to find her car like this. neighbor's video camera showed what happened. someone in a pickup truck with a cab on it slammed into her car backed up and then took off. >> i'm hearing impaired we didn't hear the crash. someone took something from me and walk off. this is how i get to work every day. this is how i take my daughter back to school. i'm a single mom. i uber for extra money. can't do that any more. >> reporter: it happened at a bus stop across the street from a school and some neighbors are sick of it. they say crashes here are too common at least five within a few blocks just over the past couple of months blamed on reckless driving. >> the lot of accidents. people rolling through the stop signs not stopping stopping. people running the red lights. >> it's road rage. it's careless driving. it's no regard for life. >> reporter: one neighbor got his car only partially fixed after it was hit. the damage a thousand bucks. >> a dent on the right side panel of my car. >> reporter: many want beefed up patrols more pedestrian sipes. drivers to showdown and this one who demolish kimberly coats car caught. the good news kimberly does have insurance but as know within insurance there out of pockets costs. as far as that hit-and-run vehicle not a lot to go on. we believe eighths tan or brown pickup truck. it would have a cap on the back and obviously some front end damage. if you have any information, you're being asked to call philadelphia police. at police headquarters, brad sattin fox 29 news. men and women who have lived with war and lived with the aftermath are gathering this week in chicago but not to commiserate at all. it's to celebrate. fox's mike tobin has more from the warrior games tonight. >> reporter: archery seems like an unlikely sport for aj muhammed after serving in iraq he can barely see. a lot of people don't believe me that i'm visually impaired the way i shoot. there was metal shrapnel that tour across from my face through my right eye globe and down the side of my face. >> some of his injuries were the signature wounds of the iraq war traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury you would post drama stress and depression. aj relied on medication. >> i had to decide if i stay on these meds i'll get diabetes and be on more medication it would be the rest of my life. >> like 265 veteran athletes competing in the warrior games aj chose a different path. >> athletics is a way to build self-esteem to have a sense of accomplishment to really realize there are people out there cheering you on, and saying a we support you and we thank you for what you've done. >> and now in a new normal of co dependents when aj stands before the target, his wife is his ey eyes. >> fire. nice. >> i just let him know if i think he needs to move up or down little bit or if he needs to tilt the bow a certain direction. >> fire. >> did you hear that? >> yeah. >> aj has cut his meds in half and got his life back on target. >> these competitions bring back that self worth, a sense of pride every soldier, airman, sailor when he graduates from camp you are part of a familiar, part of a team part of brotherhood. >> a change in modern combat more warriors survive their battlefield injuries than in previous conflicts that creates a need and obligation to take care of them and give them quality life when they get home and warrior games is one example of that happening. in chic shock, mike tock bin, fox news. warrior games is amazing. they are warriors and they're american heroes. all right. sean bell what you got. >> luce so for some reason major league baseball likes to reward losers. yesterday they announced their all star team i can't take it seriously. i'll tell was major league baseball rules they need asap. that's coming up next in my sports commentary. >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. good evening, everybody. watch out foreclosures again tomorrow all part par of the fourth of july welcome america festivities. right here in old city on independence hall closure of fifth, sixth, market and chestnut and all of the septa buses will be on a detour as well down here in old city. and keep in mind the ben franklin park wait inner drives are closed again part of the welcome america festivities followed by the fireworks later on tomorrow night enjoy your fourth of july enjoy the rest of the evening we'll see you bright and early right here tomorrow morning on "good day philadelphia". we demand a lot from our eyes every day. i should know. i have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation. so i use restasis multidose. it helps me make more of my own tears, with continued use, twice a day, every day. 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going to the all star game for the phils. good player having decent year but let's keep it real. nobody from the phillies deserves to be in all star. the worst team in baseball not one player on the team is having stand out year. major league baseball for some reason think if's they have one player from each team then more people would watch. false. wrong. people want to see the best players in the game play in the all star game. no disrespect to knee shack but he's simi not one of those guys. where is jacob, tim lip peerie very are both guys are not going because of stupid stupid rule. baseball stop giving out participation awards. okay? stop it. let the pro be the pros. lucy? >> all right. thank you very much sean bell. you know tv personality ma row ya monday moan knows is under going treatment for brain tumor. the 39-year-old told people magazine she's stepping down from her role at e news after doctors during with her fume more in april. last month she says it took medical team seven hours to remove golf sized benign tumor. she says the doctor was able to remove 99-point 9% of the tumor. saying there is a small chance it will return. she's now recovering at home while caring for her mother who is also herself battling stage four brain cancer. little tidbit tonight for people obsessed with beyonce'. sean bell. >> i am. >> and jay-z. tmz reports their twins names rumi. would you go rumi on that. rumi and sir. just sir carter. sir carter. >> that's what they call jay. >> sir carter. apparently trademark application revealed the names. you want to know why that means something. >> why. >> because the same company that trademark blue ivy earlier did this one this time around. >> those two can can do no wrong to me. jay-z just dropped a concert classic four poll 44. >> kimye isn't -- >> like the name lucy. >> i think it's time, too. i don't think you can trademark it. >> too many of us running arou around. back here at 4am. this summer, journey into the adirondacks 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