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information that may help, they need to report it. live outside of police headquarters, chad pradelli for channel 6 "action ns." the tropical storm making land on hawaii and it is lashing the island with strong winds and heavy rain cutting power to about 33,000 people. and downed trees and some homes damaged. so far no injuries have been reported. it is the first major storm to hit the state in 22 years. and hurricane julio is following in its path. and david, aloha. >> aloha, ck. ating julio to miss the hawaiian islands by quite a bit and the latest has it down to a tropical storm. this storm is impacting the big island right now. as i said the center of it starting to get to the western

side of the island and beginning to spin off. the next couple of hours, however, still looking at impact with the wind gusts from about 45 up to perhaps 75 or more miles per hour. the strongest winds on the north side of the storm meaning the big island and perhaps parts of hawaii and oahu. and 2-4 inches of rain in some spots and more than that in others. and facts and figures, it capable ashore around 3:00 in the morning, a couple of minutes before that on the big island. the top gusts at volume national park 66 miles per hour although the gusts could go stronger than that. this is the strongest big island landfall, the island of hawaii to the south that has been recorded, records go back to 1950. not the biggest of tropical storm or hurricanes, only a tropical storm, but still pretty big in terms of historical

perspective and the big i would have hawaii. around here, sunshine and a few clouds at times. a mass of precipitation to the south, it will probably stay south. ahead of that, a nice day at the pool. remember sunscreen. 81 by 1:00 and 83 by 4:00. we have the weekend call for the shore, poconos and philadelphia coming up in the accuweather seven-day, ok? >> ok, we will check back in later, thank you. back here two new jersey men walked away from a plane crash in delaware today. the single-engine plane wound up in someone's yard in wyoming, delaware. they stay the 62-year-old pilot tried to land at jenkins airport after 7:00 a.m. but the airport continued and stopped in a neighborhood. the f.a.a. joined the investigation. the pilot and passenger were not hurt. a man killed and three others hurts in this be accident in washington township new

jersey, vehicles collided on delsey drive. williams was pronounced dead and his son taken to the medical center. and the driver who crossed the center line is charged with vehicular homicide. he says in the hospital and they believe alcohol may have played a roll in the crash. montgomery county as many as 25 people out of their homes after fire started an apartment complex. and a total of eight apartments were damaged or destroyed. >> flames were real bad. i am testimony yll you what the shouting out like a volcano. >> there was so much smoke we had to stand far away because we were breathing it in. >> one person taken to the hospital to be checked out.

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the calm in gaza came to an end this morning even before a temperature of -- temporary cease-fire was to start. and one air is strike killed a 10-year-old boy and wounded others near a mosque. and the talks stalled after the up in round of attack and israel says they will not negotiate while under fire. and a flume of smoke in texas, a scrap yard torched discarded cars. at least a dozen cars were destroyed before they stopped the spread yesterday. no one hurt, but the smoke could be seen for miles. instead of going mailbox to mailbox a coast i can'ti-- a po carrier caught dumping letters in a mail. >> people missing on bills and letters, anything that is

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and you see drbristol, p.a., noa big wake. it is bright out there and that way in most of the region. the temperature 79 in philadelphia. dewpoint at 52, not humid. winds out of the north 13 miles per hour right now. in general it won't be quite as breezy as yesterday, still a little air kicking around. 78 in wilmington, mid 70s in allentown. and just 75 on the peninsula of cape may county near wildwood. satellite and radar shows threw is some clouds cover to the south. may see a streak coming over every now and then, and may occasionally feel hazy, some firefighters may bring us smoke. gray stuff up high. the precipitation is to the south this weekend. if you are plans to be in d.c. it may be a little wet. if you are thinking that it

misses up. we keep our eyes on it over the weekend. mostly sunny in allentown, 82 degrees, low humidity, that's good. in philadelphia high of 84. sunny and pleasant. occasionally clouds streaking through. winds between 6-12 miles per hour. tonight the winds even lighter and the temperature dips to 65. mainly clear, comfortable with low humidity tonight. if your headed to the ballpark another great night. the mets in town, the phillies swept the asomugtrastros. and the same story up the pike in bethlehem at musikfest, alan jackson the main former at 8:30. expecting temperature of 72, may get into the upper 60s getting towards the end of the concert, so prepare if your headed to the poconos the next several days, 77 and nice today. and mid to upper 70s saturday and sunday.

very nice weekend to spend in the mountains. and down the shore, 70s in the water. 80 today with spectacular sunshine mixing with occasionally cloud cover later today. saturday and sunday going partly sunny, but the farther south you go along the coast the more cloud cover you may run into because of the southern system, ok. hopefully areas like cape may county and delaware stay dry. if you saw something, maybe a sprinkle or shower popping up, we i ahead of that system. and accuweather high of 84, no complaints and nice tonight. and sun and clouds saturday and sunday. mid 80s, great for the union soccer game in chester and two phillies game. and the final game against the mets. and tuesday, a pop-up thunderstorm and a frontal boundary pushes in. might be a shower around in the afternoon or evening as well and periods of rain may linger into wednesday, too. we'll fine-tune that as we head through the weekend. and you keep watching the forecast.

overall it is looking like good weather. >> it sure looks like great weather. have a nice weekend. >> you, too. and the "action news" team working on stories, including flee -- "freebie friday." and what a driver said lead up to the crash has people buzzing today. should ads come with a warning label? one father of two stays photostop pics contribute be to a health crisis. that and more coming up at 4:00. that will do it for us on "action news at noon." more meteorologist david murphy, sarah bloomquist the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams. have a nice afternoon. get out and enjoy it we'll see you here beginning at 4:00. ♪

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