and hours long session on the critical measure that could pave the way for president biden s $1.9 trillion relief package. jillian: griff jenkins has a breakdown, you always win. reporter: more exciting than watching the super bowl you can watch your senate hard at work on votearama. they ve been at this since 2:30 p.m. yesterday. it is a time-honored tradition where the minority party forces the majority party to endure endless amendments putting senators on the record. any senator can offer an amendment to the budget measure and so far 850 have been filed and as we have seen overnight more than 30 reached a roll call voice vote on the floor. unclear when the ends. we are told maybe in an hour or so. we will keep you posted. some amendments pass, others fail. when it did pass, senators todd young, proposal to block illegal immigrants from getting stimulus checks. it was adopted but 42 lawmakers voted against it and some of the issues which range from tax increases on small
i m erin coleman. damage totals more than $1.5 million. the question now, how will the district get all of its kids to school next week? nbc 10 s randy gyllenhaal is live in south white hall township with the very latest. randy. reporter: those 25 bright yellow school buss have been turned into 25 charred black metal skeletons. what you see behind me used to be a building, a garage outside orefield middle school in lehigh county. as you can see the zbrath gone, all that s left are those busses that were inside. some of them also outside the garage, damaged as well. fire officials say the call came in about 3:00 a.m., first reported as smoke then the fire consumed everything in that garage. there were no injuries, but it took firefighters thundershowers get this blaze under control. the school district here, the parkland school district had to cancel classes because those buses are used to transport students. it makes about a fifth the school s entire fleet. the cause is und
kindle wick where jimmy patrick works as a runner. he keeps to himself. he was on the shy side but you get conversation and a smile. and is the center of conversation at the candle wick. everybody is talking about it and everybody wants to find all four men that are missing. hope and pray for the best for all of them. the massive mant hunt continues and matt weintraub says that this investigation is far from finished but confident it is moving in the right direction. we have gotten a ton of leads and been able to eliminate a lot of information which is helping us narrow our focus but we have so much more to do. there is still no suspects in the case but yesterday authorities arrested cosmo dinardo on an unrelated weapons charge and even though he is not tied to the missing men he say person of interest. weintraub was asked if this is the biggest investigation in bucks county, he said if it isn t it s close. it s taking massive manpower and we ll see this to th
happening ?right now? in one of milwaukee s most popular neighborhoods. the investigation began early this morning just a block off of brady street.ann sterling has been talking to police and joins us now. the milwaukee police are investigating a homicide that occurred at 12:44am in the 1700 block of n. pulaski on august 29th. at this time it appears that an it appears that an argument between two people that knew each ot old milwaukee man died on scene despite the lifesaving efforts of milwaukee police and fire personnel. the suspect fled the scene and is currently being sought, our investigation into this incident continues at this welcome to live at daybreak on today s tmj4. i m bridget shanahan in for vince vitrano. and i m susan kim. let s get a check of your weather and traffic together. after a warm and humid weekend with scattered showers on saturday, the humidity is still here this morning lows in the upper 60s and patchy fog. as many kids head back to school, it wi
with a check of your weather and traffic together with meteorologist brian gotter. after a warm and humid weekend with scattered showers on saturday, the humidity is still here this morning with lows in the upper 60s and patchy fog. as many kids head back to school, it will be another warm day with highs in the lower 80s with high humidity. the threat for scattered after 3am tonight with thick humidity, patchy fog and lows incident freelight traffic dry roads, the patchy fog brian gotter mentioned isn t causing any issues on the roads this morning several overnight closures are reopening in the next 5 to 10 minutes two largest overnight closures in the zoo interchnage startat 11 tonight. i-41 southbound at watertown plank to the zoo and 894 northbound from national to the zoo will stay closed utnil 4:30 tomorrow brewers versus cardinals tonight at 6.20 breaking news now: one man is dead. and the person responsible is still out there. ann sterling is live at arlington and p