in the basement, put them in the southwest corner, so, if the worse happens, and this tornado hit your house, it will be blown all this way hopefully the house will be taken away from your family. >> with a we node to do today, figure out where that -- >> i was just thinking, if you know where that corn is her. >> you know it is confusing, i was growing up, we new exactly where that southwest corner was. >> for just tech as, don't have a lot in texas, so we would get in the bathroom in the bathtub. >> put a mattress over you, something? >> right. >> interior room if you don't have a basement. if you are on a slab, as they say, in the midwest. >> slab. >> slab. straight up 7:00. here we go. >> hopefully you made it through. have cleaning up to do, god weather for it at least. it will be less humidity, lot of sunshine, and nine out of

ten. >> humidity down to six a %, june, in philadelphia, that equals delightful. so off to the mild start this morning. pal working again today with sunscreen, with the sunglasses, and the phillies cap, they won again last night. woe have temperatures in the 60s, and open's around the region to start, and the storms have moved well to the south. yesterday heatwave, today not nearly as warm, 10 degrees cooler high every 86. very nice afternoon, not as humid, as it was yesterday. that's the planner for wednesday. what can you plan on for the weekend? maybe some sweater weather. >> what happened to muggy the dog? >> muggy goes in last night, humid. >> good morning, 70:00; live look at i9 at southbound, we had accident, woodhaven,

another accident, further south down here near bridge street. but looking at the sun glare this morning, you would never guess that we had major storm roll through here last night. patco high spieth line, service suspended, through the morning rush hour. >> no trains coming into philadelphia, a lot of extra volume on the brennan the walt whitman bridge. not bad. i'm kind of surprise that we don't have a jammo already on the benny. maybe folks are finding alternates, maybe just thinking, you know what? we'll work from home here this morning. septa regional rail line, an update, media elwin line, service remains suspended, fox chase line, first train has already left 30th street, heading west. however, the first train coming into philadelphia, will leave fox chase, at 7:44 this morning. the paoli thorndale line, service only operating between the malvern station and center city, this morning. the norristown high-speed

line, service suspended, norristown, over to radnor. check the system status. go to septa.ornament click on your bus or trolley route. you will be able to see if there are any detours locally in the neighborhoods. >> respect the closures, they're therefore reason, a lot of the power crews are out there, they got the guys up in the cherry pickers, making repairs to the overhead power lines. and that's the reason the street are blocked. atlantic city rail line, service suspended. amtrak, all aboard, running regular schedule, probably with some minor delays. and the keystone line, that's the line that runs from philly out to harrisburg, and that's running with 45 minute delays, this morning, mike, alec, back to you. >> 7:03. man, we have a reporters all over the place, because there is damage all over the place. why don't we -- jen any glen mills this morning, several trees down. >> and steve's in south jersey. you want to start with jenny? >> we start with jenny.

>> route one northbound, traffic slowing, even though still allowing traffic to passalong northbound lanes here, there are several obstacles in the way. there are some trees down, some power lines down, across the roadway. it is an absolute mess. and on the southbound side, cars are not getting through at all. because there are trees down everywhere, it is normally a busy road, it is a main road. well, it is not an option for commuters this morning on the southbound side. we are told, it is likely this way for about 2 miles, you can see, cars, that were left here, they were stranded in the southbound lanes last night. can only imagine what they were going through. what it was like it drive-thru here last night, as the storm forced it way through, trees came crashing down, power lines, pulled apart. we said in the last half hour, again, that peco crews have been making some headway, but still, 80,000 people are in the dark in delaware county alone, last night, the winds forced these trees down,

70 miles an hour, mike, alex? >> my goodness. okay, 80,000 still. >> wow. >> close to 200,000 in the area are without power. >> so we get to steve keeley, washington township, area hit pretty bad last night, look at all of the polls down. >> hey, steve? >> this is the biggest south jersey suburb, biggest high school in all of south jersey in washington township, some of the sites of the power lines down are just amazing, and the problem is the pse&g atlantic electric crews are so busy they haven't even gotten to the worst things yet here. look at this, here is a site you don't see. power pole now sitting out of double yellow lines. and the top of the power pole is where the electric lines are. and you can see, that tree trunk smoking in the back gown, pulling down all of these lines, coincidentally the name of this road with all of the green trees down, greentree road right off the black horse pike. we're only about two minute drive from where we were at the bad intersection, every

intersection bad now, every gas station shutdown, people running out of gas, and so, they have no power, at their homes, and no gas in their cars. seeing gas lines, that we haven't seen since the 70s, one gas station with power generators, chris, let's do the walk we talked about, had a line at least half mile long. all of the police are working their butts off. they didn't go home at the end of their shift. now pulling a double shift. not just over time, so all of these guys have been on since yesterday afternoon, before the storm hit. what i'm showing you now is this long line, a train, of tree removal crews, these crews have sat here, they can't remove the trees until the power lines are powered down for sure, 110% sure, these guys don't want to get electrocuted. so they're waiting for power company to come here from maryland now, we're told, on loan, because all of the local jersey crews, this is what they do, jersey guys will go to maryland when necessary,

but maryland aroid dollars this storm little south of here. >> trees down everywhere, just trying to get anywhere. we are talking about the morning commute, right? no lights? morning commute will be at least triple time. to make left turn, where we were, we had to make three right turns, and then chris had to give that engine that we have on the fox 29 vehicle, everything it had. maybe we could out run the hillary clinton skooby doo bus? this is the greatest guy in the worldsment tell us incredible stories about incredible stupidity of people. we go to location 7:30, i'll gave you a hint, transformer swinging like a bell, in the middle of the road. it is suspended along with street lamp. there was line of 200 cars, one guy gets out of his car and says hey can i drive under that? he actually asked. that will he asked that question, as he sees the power

lines that are hot and two cop cars there closing off the road. so, don't drive under power lines. really say don't drive-thru deep water, alex, mike, do not drive under power lines either. >> no. >> because you got to treat every downed power line like it is live, because the power companies haven't even gotten to all of the power lines down yet. >> truement look at those lines right there. all right, it will take a long time. 7:08. let's get back to the city now, because crews, apparently, have to inspect billy penn's head. >> yes, because billy penn was hit by lightning, last night. >> big time. >> so this is while we're on air being look at that, bolt of lightning struck the statue. viewers tweeted us, my gosh; billy penn okay? so we reached out to the mayor's office, they say they are not aware of any damage at this point, but will make sure a little later this morning. >> okay. boy, direct strike on the ben franklin bridge. boom. great video, shows another lightning bolt touching down, as the storm moved through philadelphia, last night.

>> we were talking about this little earlier, mike. lightning looked so fixed last night. >> a lot of times it will be like little veiny lightning, but it was very sustained, would be up for a long time. >> almost like sauce or something? >> very powerful. storms have left so many people without power, the numbers starting to go down little bit. >> so peco's reporting 187,000 people are still without power. ac electric report one ooh thousand customers are without power. and pse&g have over 46,000 people in our area, burlington, camden, gloucester counties without power. >> actually that 187 is down to about 170 now, as jenny just reported, in her report. we'll change that graph nick just a second. >> i'm sure numbers are constantly updating. >> for sure. hopefully all going down. here is a look at what else is making news this morning, police investigating the deadly shooting in the fair hills section of north philadelphia, it happened after front street around

shortly before 11:00 last night. police say it looks like there was a shoot-out. the victim was shot in the chest. he was taken to temple hospital, and he was pronounced dead there. and firefighter suffers minor injuries, battling fire in southwest, flames broke out at a storefront on the 6300 block of woodland avenue, i guess southwest philly shortly before midnight. firefighter taken to fitzgerald hospital with minor injuries. crews had the fire under control nearly hour later. no word of the cause yet. of course, they don't investigate that until the following days. >> well convicted boston bomber tsarnaev -- toy dzhokhar, dozen victims expected to be in that courtroom, and possibly, speak at the hearing. >> tsarnaev convicted in april, three killed, more than 260 injured, when he and his late brother detonated two

pressure cooker bombs near the finish line. tsarnaev allowed to speak but it is not sure if he will. >> autopsy of gray get leaked to the baltimore sun. the medical examiners report says freddie gray died from high energy injury. the 25 year old suffered a fatal spinal injury after he was arrested back in april. according to the report, gray likely rose to his feet while in the back of a van, and was likely flown into the wall during a quick turn or change in direction. six officers had been charged with gray's death. how can they know for sure? interesting. back to this story. >> officials say dna found at new york hunting cabin 20 miles from the prison matches escape killers david sweat and richard matt. more than a thousand law enforcement officers from state, local, and federal agencies, are manning roadblocks, and searching the trails, and also, rales for signs of the inmate. >> they have been out that far jail for over 20 days now,

right? almost 7:12. we are hearing the 91 call that land add suspected shooter in handcuffs. you know who i am talking about. this guy there is was in shell bee, north carolina. it shows several officers approaching the black vehicle taking 21 year old dillan roof into custody. police say he is responsible for last wednesday night's massacre at the emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina that left nine dead. now, a woman who was a florist, and she delivers flowers in shelby, north carolina reported seeing this guy on the road in front of her. so she called her boss at the flower shop and then he called police. >> one of my drivers is there in schil bye. she said that she is behind a car -- >> hey, do you know where they are possibly at now? >> pass carter chevrolet, going toward -- >> let me tell my officers right quick. >> and they got it done quickly. last friday, as you know, judge set bond at $1 million, on weapons charge against

dylann roof. and a separate bond hearing is expected to be held the next couple days for the nine murder charges against him. >> 7:13. south carolina law makers have voted in flavored of considering removing the confederate flag from the state crap toll grounds. >> gained steam in the wake of those shootings, in charleston. so, demonstrators gathered at the capitol in columbia, yesterday. demanding the flag come down, on monday. south carolinea, and the governor, came out in favor of moving the flag and putting in a museum. some other protesters say they didn't want it to come down yesterday. south carolina lawmakers will debate later this sum near special session, both chambers have to agree for it to be removed. critics of the flag say it is a symbol of racism, while supporters say it is about southern heritage. there are still some people hanging onto that flag.

almost 7:14. >> well, louisianna governor, enter 2016 presidential race today. he will make his official announcement tonight in new orleans, pulling in 15th place, behind other presidential contenders, and if you have been keeping count, that's dead last. >> that would be last. and you have to be in the top ten in polling to make it into the first debate this summer. >> us ambassador, an us ambassador, reportedly summoned to the french foreign ministry after wikileaks claimed the nsa spied on french presidents. three of them. the french are steamed. according to the latest dodgement release, american agent speeds on three french presidents between 2006 and 2012. so, the current french president, has reportedly organized an emergency meeting of his country's defense council. they want answers. all countries spy on other

countries, it is just weird when they find out about it. >> that's right. do you have keep it secret. that's the thing. >> yes, but with wikileaks around, nothing's secret. >> here's sue. >> it is 7:15,. >> yes, and getting amazing pictures, in twitter. look at this, right after the storm, in the middletown township, which is right outside of media, delaware county. it was an amazing sunset. but boy was it loud. right before that, thanks to tony for that. so many local storm report from throughout the region, most notably, frontal -- funnel cloud report of people seeing funnel clouds in the sky, not all of them necessarily touched down. and the weather service will be out investigating these report, throughout the day today, to find out if we did have a confirmed tornado there. was one in philadelphia, one in chester, in delaware county, west berlin, in new jersey, jenkintown, pa, and blue bell, also, out there in chester county. or montgomery county i should

say. satellite and radar picture showing is out of here. all moved down to the south. and, they are still getting some thunderstorms around nags head, outer banks of north carolina, next storm system to watch is in the midwest, with some strong thunderstorms expected in illinois and eventually indianna, place that is got hit the other day. and eventually, some that far will move our way and stall, which means, we have unsettled weather in store for the weekend. but today looks fabulous, tomorrow starting out pretty fabulous, not until the evening hours that the showers start to roll n then it get little loud, perhaps to the south of us, thursday night into early friday morning. by the time we're setting up shop around lucy the elephant in margate friday morning, things should calm down, left over showers, hoping to get most that far out of there, have dry morning on friday, but few more showers possible in the afternoon, and that's the deal for the weekend. few showers here and there,

but not entirely a wash out. we can promise you cooler temperatures this weekend, in fact, 07 degrees right now, 70, 72, high temperatures saturday, sunday, and enjoy the 59 degrees in mount pocono right now. sixty-five in reading. sixty-eight in dover. we're at 70 in wildwood. so comfortable morning, dryer morning, humidity gone away, or at least it has been reduced since yesterday's storm. 7-mile per hour winds, and out of the northwest. so, it was off initial case you missed it, but we new it would happen, eventually first heatwave of 2015. three days in a row, 90 degrees or above, sunday, monday, and yesterday. today, no 90s. 86 degrees the high temperature, there you see cooper temperatures, whole new weather pattern moving in, starting friday, and lasting through saturday, sunday, then we go back to warming trend, as we get into the middle of next week. but, a nine the out of ten today, bob kill. plenty of sun glare for you

out there. >> definitely, 7:17. we make it 7:18, good morning, everybody, here we go, beginning of the delay on the ben franklin bridge, as we've been watching here, again, with the patco high-speed line, service suspended, all the folks, that typically will use the high-speed line, into philly, the train that comes over the benny, using at mat means, that means, car, maybe carpooling, using the walt whitman bridge, the betsy ross, or maybe just calling it a day and saying oh, i will use personal day, work from home, plug in the old laptop. a lot of intersections, without power, therefore the traffic light out. here is a big one here, example, 26 and penrose. officers on the scene here, at this intersection, for everybody that comes off the platt bridge. coming in toward philadelphia. if you are headed to the airport, check with airline first, a loft flights were either diverted or canceled yesterday, during the height of the storm. mt. laurel, new jersey, mt. laurel road right at elbow lane, downed trees, again, respect the detours, that are posted there. you may not see the truck

working along that stretch, but as steve and jenny showed us with hundreds every downed trees, some of the wires could still be hot, that are across the roadway, portions of route one, still block off here, in media, delaware county, light out, the boulevard at the oxford circle. here in south jersey ramps from route 55 to 47, block, ramps from 73 to 130 blocked in pennsauken, same deal along route 70 at springdale road. patco service suspended for at least the morning rush hour. fingers cross that we get something going for the afternoon. but at least getting there this morning, the media elwin line, service still suspendedment fox chase, good news, the first train leaves the fox street station coming into philadelphia, at 7:44, and the rest of the rail lines are operating, but probably with some minor delays. >> question for you. what's the worse? traffic light that's not on at all, or one in fishtown that

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amazing photo, says my mom took this photo last night after the storm. mike, do you think there is a filter thon photo? >> help me out, i would imagine so. >> i don't know, the sky so beautiful last night. a lot of people are taking these great pictures. >> did you get the cotton candy photos, the puffy clouds? >> oh, yes. >> those were cool, turned pink, then orange, purple.

>> putting this together, then you quick sends, oh, no, i sent it to the wrong person or i said something i probably shouldn't have said? hum. >> well, is it g mail that's helping us out? >> g mail is helping us out. lauren, i am so excited about this. >> i know. >> before you start, lauren, yesterday afternoon, we were so excited to meet her that i ran up to her and i shook her right hand, really hard. are you okay? >> answer broke it. >> look at that. >> i had to go to the doctor. i had to go to the doctor. >> be gentle. >> i will send you my medical bill. >> so sorry, just a pleasure to meet you. >> oh, gosh. >> about the g mail? >> so i was thinking about mike this morning, what he did to my hand. i was so fired up about it, i wrote a really mean e-mail, i shouldn't have written to roger, and i sent it. >> our boss. >> then i said oops i probably shouldn't have done. that will guess what? i took it back, because all do you have do now is go to settings, go right by your

profile picture, and click the button that says unable, undo feature. >> 202nd? >> if you unable that undo send feature you can take back that e-mail, and five seconds, 102nd, 202nd or 30 seconds, so to up half minute. that's enough time. i don't even think 30 seconds is enough time. but it gives that you option to keep your job keep your good reputation. >> will it pop up? you know when you click send, okay, message sent? pop upright next to that, quick click. >> i hope so. >> you have to -- well it, doesn't pop up every time. you have to preset it. >> oh, before you draft the e-mail? >> right. >> setting for all emails? >> in your setting in general. >> love this. >> only person on the planet earth without a g mail account. >> i don't think you have one? >> i only have one that's connect today like instagram or something. >> i love g mail. it changed my life. >> really? >> can i do this now?

>> you can do it now. >> i will tell you what to do. got to do it on the computer. >> right by your profile picture; there an option that says unable, undo, send? >> yes. >> oh, all the way. all the way. >> you know what would be even better text messaging. >> give the remember zip yen time to read it though, sitting rid -- >> that's true, will it take out of their inch box? maybe hold it and not sends it? >> that would be great. >> probably what it is. >> we got to go. lauren, tell us? >> carp em tunnel, that's all. i type too much. because i'm on my phone, ticking the wrong people, the wrong things, all the time. >> start using -- using voice

activation. >> everyone tells me that, i should. listen to there is i want you to leave today after you get off work, go down 14th street, leave parking district,. >> calling it the seinfeld apartment. they do, jerry seinfeld's apartment, down on 14th street, you can walk by and look in or go in, that is actually a boost from the diner, used on the set. it is really cool. we went there yesterday. >> it was a lot fun. >> you can watch every single seinfeld episode ever on hulo. >> on hulu. >> mike, we won't see him until next week, he will lock himself in a his room. >> see you tomorrow, thanks, lauren. >> first, let's go to jenn fred, at spa. >> hershey spa covered in chocolate.

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>> our power is on here at fox 29. a lot of folks, are not so lucky. >> hopefully they'll say it will be a lot better. >> it is a calm after the storm. >> i like that. >> that cold front really cleared us out last night. relative humidity down to 65%. now, pretty nice morning out there, with 70 degrees, and north-northwesterlies at 7 miles per hour. there is your pal bus stop buddy already wearing the shades, plenty of bright sunshine. you will need the sunscreen even more, you need it every day. you know what i mean. temps in the 60s, 70s, to get started this morning, it is going to be a nine out of ten, all day long, because of the storms have moved down to north carolina, and they're out of here. so, we have plenty of room for sunshine. yesterday, we got to 95 degrees. before those loud thunderstorms hit. where are we headed today?

much better, 86 degrees, pretty nice afternoon, with all of the sunshine. sunset time is 8:33. but, things will be changing in time for the weekend. we will talk about it coming up in just a few. hi, bob kelly. >> good morning, halfway to the weekend, 7:32, as i said on a wednesday, problems, this morning, for mass transit commuters. the big issue is the patco high-speed line. service suspended this morning, for the rush hour, due to lack of power. so, no trains coming across the benny, into downtown philly. added extra volume on the bridge itself, folks using their cars, to work their way in toward philadelphia. here is a live look at the ben franklin bridge, itself, also, extra heavy volume on both the betsy and walt whitman bridges. now, the rest of the regional rail lines, how it shapes up. septa says no service this morning on the media elwyn regional rail line. the fox chase line, first train leaving fox chase, rolls out, at 7:44. the rest of the regional rains are operating and just expect some delays. the paoli thorndale line,

service only operating between malvern and the center city station. the norristown high-speed line, service suspended between norristown and radnor. your best bet, if you use the buses, the trolleys or the trains, go to the system status button on septa.org, you can pick your bus route and be able to see if there is a detour along that route. the new jersey transit ac rail line service is suspended, amtrak, they're running regular schedule, some minor delays, the the keystone running with 45 minute delays. checking out the damage, start with the washington township steve keeley on the roadway there. hey, steve. >> everywhere we drive in this town, just devestation, trees in the houses, power lines down, and i say this constantly, nobody's even at a lot of the power lines, meaning, there is present danger, here's what i was talking about at 7:05. this street light is only about as high as an s.u.v. roof. it doesn't have to be one of the bigger suv's. look at the dangling

transformer, the top of the power line, where the electric lines are. this tree down electric lines going this way. this is independence play, not the two condo buildings across washington square park from you, mike, independence play rid on johnson. see the barricades, up there? people are driving around that barricade, and i videotaped this, i'll get this video back, doing exactly what officer kearse told us he was telling people not to do, and they were asking permission. can they drive under here? people are going around the barricade, like it is not therefore any reason, and they're driving under this, barely touching the street light, not realizing the danger. there is no power company here. the police couldn't just sit here and stay here because they are so busy everywhere he will, working 16 hours so far, and counting. soap, a big danger here, i can hear a generator humming in the back gown. good thing, since the power out, power lines are not charged, no the hot.

but you can't treat it that wayment look even further down the street. look at that tree sitting on top of the power lines. so we're in one location just spinning around like a basketball player pick up his dribble with a pivot foot and look at all of the devestation we can show you just on this one corner here, in this big suburb of washington township gloucester county. this is walkable to the black horse pike where all of the lights are out. mike, i did pass the gas station that has generators going, the line was as far as i could see. no road rage in the line at the gas station, one that's open. so if you're a gas station owner, you invest in generators, chances are they'll pay off before lunchtime. >> that's for sure, the long lines for gasoline. my goodness. all right, 7:35, we'll get back to you in a second. i have a completely different question for you. >> okay? >> would you like to have a knife in your house that would you never have to sharpen again? >> all right, sound good to me. we'll tell you the four products that will make your life easier.

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a lot of people are like man, that's only for tourists, ikat can't do that, i have never been on segway tour, i have barry here, barry, so we are going on tour today. two hour tour. >> going out to our segway mural, have real good time. >> you say i have to get some tea safety tips of the first time on segway. >> yes what are the safety tips? >> make sure to watch your tires, move forward, lean forward,. >> lean forward,. >> okay. >> just lean back. >> to stop? >> lean back. >> how do i turn? >> all right. then forward, keep it forward, even more, forward more. there you go. >> like this. >> perfect, just like that. >> and then if i turn this way? >> turn that way, yep, there go. >> always make sure you're watching your tires, okay? >> what casino of tours? we're going on historic tour

today. >> we do have two hour historic tour. you get to see all major -- one hour segway. >> you also get to see philadelphia magic garden, really great time. >> okay. and cheese steak? >> yes, cheese steak tour, go to five different. >> so you better be hungry for that. >> guys, we go on historic tour, i think we are going to start right now. do you have get on a segway. guys, we'll have some fun today. look at this. look at this. >> i've never been on segway. my gosh, looks like so much fun. >> come on by. >> yes. >> we're going on tour, guys. >> oh, geez, downhill. >> do you know how to slow that thing down? >> if i can ride a segway, anyone can? >> you've been on a segway? mall cop. >> they're fun. we'll take you on tour in a

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>> clock 45, i suppose, lightning safety week, in case you missed it, earlier, or yesterday, astro phobia, that's the fear of lightning and it hits k9's, as much as humans, i know, for a loft us, scared dogs during the storms. >> lightning can strike twice. you heard it.

>> odds of being struck by lightning, in your lifetime, statistically, based on lifetime of 80 years, one in 12,000. still better than winning the lottery, since out on twitter earlier. we had 75-mile per hour wind gust in medford, new jersey, philadelphia international airport, 71-mile an hour win gust, this, is hurricane force, the new jersey one. and close to it in many other places, but now, things are call -78d down, and the storms have moved to our south, so it is north carolina, and the outer banks, specifically, getting those thunderstorms right now. for the midwest, another round, popping up, and it is moving out of nebraska, into over into illinois, eventually indianna, so more storms for them today, firing up, as they try to recover from the other day, cleveland, ohio will be getting some rain by tomorrow. we're going it watch all of

this rain moving through. thursday evening, for us, and then eventually, calming down on the overnight hours, just as we mentioned for our time in margate, maybe just a few light showers. but it shouldn't be a big deal for us, hope you'll come down to visit. then another rounds of rain moving in, for friday afternoon. potentially. but the weekend will not be a wash out. >> right now, in the 60s, and 70s, but very comfortable with the low humidity, thanks to the northwesterly wind. so, as we look at the seven day forecast, big changes, no more nine's, 85, mid 80s today, tomorrow, and friday, and then seven's for high temperatures, both saturday, and sunday, and clears up monday. and then we start getting warmer again and it starts feeling like late june again. by tuesday, of next week. plenty of sunshine today for a loft cleaning up, bob kelly. >> a lot of cleaning up. good morning, everybody.

7:48. on this wednesday morning, travel times, major roadways in good shape, except for the delays. eastbound schuylkill, just un half hour. south on 95, jamminged when haven into downtown, about 41 minute trip there. patco service suspends for the morning rush hour on the patco high-speed line, caused early morning jammo on the benny, stack up already from the tolls, up and over, into downtown at eighth and vine with the nice skyline and pretty shot, hard to believe that we had major storm roll through here last night. >> finding alternate means. then south on 295, watch for an accident, as you work your way in toward route 70, that's the cherry hill interchange, again, on the southbound side, no problems on the new jersey turnpike, if you are headed to the airport this morning, check with the airline, a lot of flight yesterday, that were either canceled, or re-routed away from philadelphia. so, the plane may not be there this morning, so make sure to check with your airline before

you head down there over mt. laurel, new jersey mouth laurel road, elbow lane, one of the locations dealing with downed trees, downed wires. respect those closures and just go around the block if the road is block off. mike, alex, back over to you. >> just reading more tweet here. jeff, i live in vineland, new jersey, verizon cell phone tower is down. >> can you imagine having no power, and then no service, as well? >> if your phone's charged. 7:49. >> jen getting spa treatment, busy. so she went to hershey, pa. >> she is pulling out some chocolate here. >> right now it is summertime. at the spa at the hotel hershey, they're featuring really cool like watermellon situation. >> good morning, hello, i heard all kind of crazy stuff how amazing it is, you guys do

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most popular with chocolate miss being, chocolate moisturizer and chocolate sugar scrub. >> i need the deal. waist going on, what's the best day to come? >> monday through thursday is wonderful where we have a lot of the promotional packages, most popular for summer vacation for day, ooh minute traditional massage, chocolate if a prescription facial, lunch in our spa exclusive oasis restaurant or outdoor pool area, then you have access to the outdoor pool cock flex for the entire day. >> that's amazing. now, you said, women start trying to book that, in february. >> yes. >> do you still get in, and do either still -- >> absolutely we always do our very best to get everyone in even at the last minute, so chocolate spa. com has all of the information. >> this is ridiculous. this, you know there is i've had pedicure before. you are like next level. i am appreciating everything. mike, our photographer has already had how many 14 -- >> yes,. >> close to 14. >> fourteen of those cocoa's. >> mike, alex, i think i'm

going to stay here for couple of hours. >> watermellon? >> by the way anyone having any problem with the storm or weather, do yourself a favor do, this maybe in a day or two when you can manage it after you get everything figure zero out. >> good thing. >> get the stress off. >> that looks good. >> hey, 7:52. >> so whether it comes to dating looking for significant other, what's the thing that they must like doing, or enjoying? >> well, it is weird. we found this survey that breaks it down into individual cities. like if you live in miami. you might like dancing. >> okay? >> what do you think it is in philly? like one word would you put in your dating survey? that would attract a partner? >> okay. >> let's talk to preston and steve about it from mmr. ahh, soccer.

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>> preston and steve, we found this website, mutual terms. com. if you are feeling out of dating survey, like on match. com, there are certain words to use to attract isn't that you might like to go out, with like let me gave you a example, miami, florida, the word dance is in a lot of the copies. >> or seattle, coffee, or new york, it is travel, you know? so what do you think for philly? what would be the words we would use? >> well, those things obviously pop out, seattle coffee, i can't imagine cheese steak is something you want to pop up on dating website. >> i don't think so. >> sound like things people have in come on, so would it be sports? >> sport. >> something along those lines? >> that's good. >> philly is bick music city. >> as far as city with the

venues you can get to on frequent basis, hard press today think of city, at least, top, maybe, match philadelphia. but yes, a lot of venues. >> makes sense. >> so generic, you want to just say air? >> how about sport music? >> who let the dogs out. >> gas? >> boston. >> boston. >> the love of red sox. >> a the love people eat red sox's food. >> ya. >> how come they get the sports and we don't? >> because they won four major championships over the last ten years. >> all right, if you want to be accurate about it. i guess, ya. >> portland oregon. >> poured land oregon would be, very progressive, bohemian

, outdoors or something. >> all right. >> what about dc? >> surprising, washington, d.c.. >> no. >> first thing -- >> politics, all right what about dc snap. >> monica lewinsky. >> blue dresses. >> close. >> see, think was thinking west coast? >> one more, i'll give you two more. >> san diego, on target. >> drugs. >> oh, my goodness.

>> yes. >> surfing, human trafficking. >> yes. >> and the last one? >> you're not going to get. >> this atlanta, george a. >> atlanta, georgia. >> strippers. >> cheetah club. >> cheetah club. wow, someone knows his strip clubs. >> someone's been there. >> sorry. >> tonightly barbeque. >> i don't know, love of food. >> you should be in atlanta. >> i feel like that could work here, though. >> do you have any damage there, anybody on the crew? >> got nothing. i was like afraid. i got passed over. like nothing happened. pretty amazing, obviously, everybody else in here got affected, they got hit pretty hard. >> over in manayunk,, legitimately seriously

thoughtful blown tornado, wow, it was scary for awhile. >> beautiful day today. guys, see you next week. >> all right, take it east. >> i straight up 8:00. good day, it is wednesday, june the 24th, 2015. >> nothing left on ultimate doppler radar, we'll tell you what's up for the weekend come coming up. steve? >> zero power for some people, sue, and zero common sense for a lot of people driving around, and under, believe it or not, power lines down, police are too busy, power companies too bus toy get to everything right a bay. so seeing very veining dust screens like this made more dangerous by cars with zero patience and have no clue, what casino every danger they're driving under. jenny? >> stretch north one route bound crawling, however,

southbound, not moving at all because it is shutdown for about 2-mile stretch because of all of the trees and downed wires, a lot of traffic might mayors out there, bob. >> jenny, trees down all around the area, patco without power. everything that leaves because jammo on the benny. morning commute, coming in from jersey, i would say if you have personal day, use that today. >> take it. >> don't have many options have. >> maybe patco because they don't have a car. >> take the car today. childcare, a lot of factors going into play here. specially for the folks in south jersey at this point. >> and if your power is out on top of all of that, mess after morning really. >> right after it goes through, it is a beautiful evening and the next day fantastic. >> we had incredible sunset shot, views have sent, via twitter, we've been showing them all morning, now left

with a nine, out of ten, today. bus stop buddy the shades, it is a good day if you don't have it clean anything up to be poolside. starting off with temperatures in the 60s, 70s, 72 degrees, in philadelphia. tonight down to 66, and that's your wednesday talk about cool changes coming up. >> live look at the ben franklin bridge, all of that extra volume from folks that would typically use the patco high-speed line to come across. extra volume on bent i, whitman, talcony palmyra. service suspended on patco had i speed line for at least the morning rush hour. fingers crossed it will be a little different for the afternoon. then some problems on some of the majors, southbound lanes of 295 in south jersey, accident near route 70,

causing delays, accident on the freeway headed toward philadelphia right before you get to route 55. mike, alec, back to you. >> i think maybe the most dramatic footage i saw in my top ten, when lightning struck the william penn statue at city hall. >> lucy noland said she jumped out of her hair almost, it happened as they were looking at the skyline. >> yes, as you can imagine, crews will check it out to make sure billy penn is okay. >> yes. >> a lot of power outages here are some of the latest numbers, of course, changing throughout the morning. peak owes to 170, ac electric, 150, and then pse&g 46 and delmar have, only 24. that's good. >> i'm shower they're extremely busy. >> you better believe it.

>> so, we have steve in south jersey, jenny, she lives in glen mills, start with her. >> we are still here along route one, in glen mills, and i'm joined by andy brian err. just pull over to tell us some unfortunate news. you had it through your house last night? >> correct. >> you live right around the corner. tell us, describe the storm that went through. it is visible on the street here. >> came home to find a tree, root appauling, through our roof, broke through, broke like three roof joists, and water throughout the house, and we have nothing but limbs all over our whole property. >> you're dressed pretty nicely, i said are you on your way to work? he you said your wife ' not handling this as well assurer. >> well, all of the excitement

and everything, and she as, you know, if she was home, what would have happened. stuff like that. but we just got to handle it the way it is. it is what it is. woe just got finished re-doing the whole exterior of the house, and now pick up the pieces here. >> so unfortunate. >> while we've been out here all morning, southbound lanes of route one. still shut down for about 2-mile stretch here between schoolhouse lane and authority on. all of those cars, showing you all morning long, left here, by the drivers last night, because it was too dangerous, as you can see, power lines draped across some of the cars, the trees down, luckily, the northbound traffic still getting by slowly baucus see wires in the northbound lanes here. >> delaware county alone, mike, alex?

>> rolled through? >> my gosh. >> horrifying, horrifying. did you have a picture of this house with the tree through it? on the phone or something? >> yes, andy, do you have your phone with you, and do you have a picture that far tree? >> thirty seconds for the live shot, we'll get that for you. but sorry again, andy. >> looks like she'll take the crew over to his house, get some live shots. out to washington township, i mean, whole county covered in trees. >> steve's there now. steve? >> reporter: they didn't get hit hard as sandy, not as long, in sandy, as long as it is here already. that tells you how bad it is here. among the people, joe carpino, moved from south philly, never seen anything like this, was driving at the time and swears

the picture on his cell phone he has for us was funnel cloudment and he had three kids in the car going out to eat. but look on his street, look what's going on now. see the 25-mile per hour speed limit sign, not high up sign, right? dangling now below the sign, power lines, street lamp, just above the sign, the top of the pour pole and transformer. and we're out here, but no power companies out here. the tree company can't come out here because the power lines aren't shut off for sure yet. and the police are so busy, everywhere around here, working double shift, so far, maybe even triple shift coming. that they can't get out here. because of that, people who are already thinking they're late for work, detouring all through the neighborhood are driving under this, and the top of their rooftop, on their car, or suv; nudging that street lamp. so you think they didn't even want to get their car scratched let alone the danger they face by getting their car caught up in wires. soap, among the people that were driving, joe, so you see

this thing out your windshield. could you believe your eyes here in washington township look like the stephen spielberg movie? >> looked like twister. i told my wife to get off the road as fast as we consideration three kids in the car, my daughter crying, never seen anything or witnessed anything like that in my life. >> how is the daughter though thought -- how old is the daughter who thought you would all die? >> seven. >> where did she learn that panic? >> i don't think she ever seen it, none every us ever seen anything like that. >> out here watching the live news on the streets, you can't get it on television. i hear one of your neighbors with a generator, only place with power around here. so no plans to go to work for a lot of people i understand here too? >> absolutely. i mean, we're stuck in. i got so much debris in my yard, in front of the house, i got a lot of work ahead of me. that's yes got up early and started doing what i had to do. i figure let me take a break, took a walk around the corner just to see waist going on. i can't believe the

devestation. you know, nothings like it, never witnessed anything like it in my life. >> we're deterrent to keep people driving, they doesn't want to get caught on video, we caught some people on video. coincidence of all coincidences, not far, williamstown section, st. mary the local catholic school had their summer carnival going. and all the rides, usually just temporary little rides, not like set in stone, dorney park stuff, right? among all of the rides that are devastated the funnel cake stand may be hit with a funnel cloud, and thrown across the carnival here, in gloucester county. i just saw state police helicopter, steve sweeney reps here, second most powerful man in the state, maybe governor christie, steve sweeney looking from the air at all of the devestation in south jersey because this is probably gloucester county under state of emergency, don't be surprised if our politicians ask for declaration of emergency from the white house, to get some extra power crews in here to

get this stuff fixed because in power crews in site at several places like this. >> i'm sure they're extremely busy this morning. >> too much to cover. i'll take a sweet funnel over that funnel last night. 8:10. by the way, man, i hope you got that "fox 29 news" app over the last couple of weeks it, will come in handy right now. hopeful eyely your phone is charged and you can watch us on the fox 29 weather and news app. >> well, seinfeld is now available on hulu. i can watch it 24 hours a day, see the sign right there? that is a replica, almost to the exact trash can, of the seinfeld set. it is up and ready for your viewing in new york city. we paid a visit yesterday. those are the pretzels, the pretzel containers, these pretzels are making me thirsty. we'll re-enact four scenes from seinfeld in jerry's apartment, a little bit later on. >> oh, goodness.

>> i'll be back. >> you know those words, the terminator. we'll transform our own chris murphy into the fox 29 terminator. >> hey, chris, new terminator movie, flight. >> yes, it is not -- >> show us the terminator face. >> okay, we'll fix his face. >> please. >> come on back.

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find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> thanks for the pictures. >> look at that. look at the lightning, again, used to the very thin lightning. >> so this was on instagram last night? >> wawa in mullica hill. did you see that, bob, last night? >> and then jack, grabbed his phone as the storm slammed along, slams long beach island. you can hear him calling tornado, but haven't had official confirmation, a lot of funnel cloud report. no confirmation yet from the national weather service. >> will get out there in a few hours, assess, look, that looks like hurricane, doesn't it? i wouldn't doubt that's a tornado. >> i don't know if i would have my phone on.

i think i would run. >> look at the water. i'm ducking into a basement. probably not many basements. >> right into the base. >> right there. >> check this out in pennsauken, new jersey, vincent sent in this. he write. this is my brother-in-law's pool after the storm. we're going to have to get some type of school to get all of the leaves out that far pool. >> i feel sorry for the pool boy. >> (we had hurricane force wind gusts, so whether tornado or not, like 74 hour per hour win gust, destructive, such pleasant morning # off's to the north of us, 72 in the sit, wildwood, millville, 69 degrees in wilmington dew .50's, lower 60s, you know the dew point our measure of moisture. it was pleasant out there this

morning, with these dew points, thanks to the northerly winds, 8 miles per hour in philadelphia, nothing extreme like we had yesterday. we did ends up with heatwave, sunday, monday, tuesday, temperatures in the 90s, not so much the next few days, cools down over the weekend after mid 80s today, tomorrow, friday. highs in the 70s, both saturday and sunday. >> jammo, in the benny coming into downtown, we told but it all morning long. again, with patco, no service, this morning, extra jams on the benny, service suspended on the patco high-speed line for the entire morning rush hour. paoli thorndale line, service running between malvern and center city. just in on the northeast extension, northbound, an accident north of the lansdale interchange. jenny joyce, curbside along route one all morning, southbound closed through glen mills, then traffic likes are out at the intersection of 202

and route one. and that's the painters crossing interchange. >> what have you do done to my son? >> survival is you what taught tut me. >> not man. >> i can't believe it. >> last hope. >> oh, man this looks good, made another terminator movie, terminator genesis. showing little skin today.

really? lighten this up a little bit. high, chris. >> i see your head in there. >> hi, you don't do any waxing, do you? >> no, i don't. >> you're freelance make up artist? >> yes. >> you brought in a boat load of stuff. >> i d such fun. >> my goodness. >> what, do i need all that? >> i don't think do you. >> chris murphy into the terminator. right? and that's what's his nation's character? >> arnold swartz anythinger. >> you start talking like him? >> the terminator. >> so what are you going to do exactly? >> well, i have some pieces over here that i made. i'll get by you real quick. >> hi, brit. now turn your body around, because it is tv. even though we like -- looks bet their way. okay. >> what are you going to pull on like his eyes? >> well, we made this little guy here real quick last night. >> you made that last night?

>> ya, out of spoons. >> isn't it cool? >> oh, it is actually a spoon? >> ya. >> okay, stick it on his eyeball here. now, again, it is tv. you always got to watch how you stand. there you go. put it on that eye. >> this eye it, doesn't go that way. >> put it on the other eye. >> there you go. brit. >> now you're really blocking the shot. >> hey let's not upset brit. she about to stick a spoon in my eye. >> i'm going to put a fork in your face. >> all right. >> you ready? >> ouch. >> oh, no. >> back up here. we'll get this figure out. we'll block this out. and get this all started. so by 10:00 he will he will look like arnold swarth anythinger. >> can we have until 11:00? >> get going. can you do it by 9:30, brit? thank you. you live in fill any. >> yep. yes, dow. >> good to see you. let's get started on this. here we go. >> chris murphy, as the terminator, by 9:30.

>> i can't wait. >> okay. while they are working on, that how about this? a 70 year mystery. she was raised a black woman. but she justice covered she's actually white. >> what? >> how she found out the shocking truth. >> how does this keep happening? >> but first, ryan reynolds under firement okay, we'll show this picture. do you see anything wrong with this picture here? some people are upset. we will tell you why. let's take a good look. what do you think it is?

i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >> oh, my god! >> yikes. that transformer blue last night. right in front of home. that is in prospect park. >> so many scary videos coming through. >> a lot of people saw weather they've never seen before here in the delaware valley for sure. any time you have that many funnels, find out today from the nash nash. did we actually have some tornados last night? >> thank goodness haven't had

nip report of injuries. >> no, kind of surprising, too. >> at 8:24, on this, is it wednesday? >> it is wednesday, hump day. so, father doesn't always know best. >> no. >> no? new dad ryan reynolds comes under fire from friend, blake life had i his wife, took picture of them caring her daughter, hum, look at that, do you see something little off about this? >> yes, blake instagram this picture every ryan caring the couple's first child together on fathers day, fans immediately flacked concerns about the six month old's safety, suggesting the paren need to read the instruction manual for their baby carrier. >> the problem is the baby names jailed, his feet, are dangling out of the bottom. doctors always say, that baby carriers support the thigh, allowing the legs to spread to keep the hip in stable position. >> so, figure that out. i'm sure they got it figured out in a matter every minutes because they got slammed by so many tweets.

>> i bet their phone was just going off. >> we are transforming chris murphy into the terminator. >> there is brit right there, freelance make up artist, i thought i moved that little table to the forefront? just put something on his face? poor brit. >> i beg of you, brit. put something on it. just throw blood on his face, anything at this point. >> okay. keep send sending us your storm damage videos, use the #fox29goodday. >> this one from send i. this is in clarksboro, new

jersey. people are inside, thank goodness, everyone is okay, so thankful for that this morning.

8:30, this wednesday morning, live shot, from skyfox, apparently somebody was out hot air ballooning this morning, which is a perfect morning for that. >> not sure it, looks like officials there now on the scene. so, was there an accident, did they not mean to go down in this open field? we are checking on it, make sure nobody got hurt here. looks like nothing more than chase crew out near that basket. and i don't see the balloons section of it right now. maybe they already packed it up. >> i think working on packing it, the three people are standing over it there. quite a bit of activity, normally just the chase crew,

we're checking on it, in hopewell, mercer county, new jersey. 8: 30 now. >> that would be this socks few camera, check out, did you see the guys on twitter? >> yes, did i. >> guy was at viewing at funeral home. and the power went out, came outside, and that's what he saw, amazing, looks like maybe light refraction, thanks so much for sending that one to us, just a lot of unique things happened. don't happen every day. yesterday when those storms came through, so we have nine out of ten in your weather by the numbers today. here is your pal, bus stop buddy, offer to mild start this morning, things are calm, removed muggy the dog, not humid any more. we remove the umbrella, replaced it with with sunscreen for today. phillies cap, too, to up three in a row. 72 degrees right now with northerly breeze at 8 miles an hour, relative humidity at

61%. so pleasant for june. there is where the rain went to the south of us. today high temperature of 86 degrees. and it will be on the breezy side, very pleasant day, # 6 degrees, tonight, no rain in the forecast, at all for today. tomorrow, different story, weekends also will have all of the details in the seven day forecast, just ahead. so bob kelly, getting any better. >> jammo from the camden side. >> service suspended for the morning rush hour, anyone who uses patco line, obviously alternate means, vehicle coming over the benny, betsy ross, talcony palmyra, extra volume, fingers cross today see if we're back in shape for the evening rush hour. septa run down, media elwin line service still suspended, fox chase line, the first train left the fox chase station, at 7:44.

so back in business there until the bound, accident between lansdale and quakertown. and then lower merion, city avenue remains blocked from 66 down to 72nd. again, some of the big oak trees there along city avenue across the roadway, obviously pull down some power lines, and power lines down, all across the viewing area. and it is knocking out traffic light, big one here, 202, route one, that's the painter's crossing intersection. and then route one, jenny joyce has been all morning long, the southbound side, closed, from school lane to thorton road. that's littered with downed trees, and the folk that abandoned their cars last night during the height of the stormment bang to you. >> 8:32, important information for us to get tonight we received a lot of tweets and facebook messages about this. if you live in wilmington, delaware, wilmington police tell us verizon cell phone customers cannot make any police emergency, non-emergency, or administrative calls from their cell phones.

>> so verizon says they are making every effort to fix this issue, as quickly as possible. if you do need to make an emergency call, you're going to have to find some kind of lands line. a lot of people don't have land lines in their homes any more. hopefully you do. and we are getting the same reports out of south jersey, that verizon towers are down in different cell phone towers have come down. so a lot of people are having trouble with their phones today. >> all right, 8:32, we will try to squeeze in some fun today. because yesterday was big day for me thanks to alex holley. alerted me to the fact that the hulu people, bought the rights to show seinfeld. every episode that was ever made. and so what they did to promote this, by the way 180, they built an exact replica of jerry's apartment, that's not from the seinfeld series. that's recreation of it, in a building, storefront, up in the meat packing district of manhattan.

it is on 14th street. >> it was important that we went to see there is because it is only up for limited time. >> yes. just few days. >> that's right. >> but it is free. it is free. but they're on 14th street. that will wall right there was signed by the cast and crew, that is from the buddy episode where he oh, the devils, the devils. when he painted his face? there is the froger episode. the guy who played the soup nazi paid a visit to this set. we got to talk to him yesterdayment you can view it from the glass, big picture window. people walking by, hey, that's the apartment. >> so, alex and i went into this face apartment. >> hold on. buff you g did you just tell, kid in a dandy store. oh, this, oh, look at that, oh, my goodness. >> oh, my gosh. cute. >> let's recreate some of the classic episodes, at least pieces of them. so would you play a character, i would play a character. so we went in front of a red curtain, like jerry used to start the show with, the

stands up routine, this is our first episode, again, i believe it is the latex salesman. george. >> are you ready for this one? i'll be george. >> i'll be jerry. >> hello? what delay industry? >> delay. delay. >> wait way, way, way off. yes, that's the right number, but his is an apartment? >> no problem. no problem. >> how did you know? >> andand you want to be my latx salesman? >> and you want to be my latex salesman?

>> so, we had difficulty here. because you had to play some male charger. >> that's right. >> and i never had to play elaine. >> and you had to take your pant down, that was little different. >> pant down, public venue. >> it was worth t the people there they had no idea we were going to that he can tent. quick, alex, close the door, i will take me pan down. i'm like okay, we did it. >> i knew one of the people running the place would see me in my under pants. >> sir, this is not that kind after apartment, okay? >> right. all right, 8:36. we got to get back to this now. check out these gas lines steve was talking about. this is on the black horse pike, in washington township. this particular gas stay didn't have power, but they have a generator up and running now, so hard to find a gas station that has the electrical pumps pumping gasoline. >> this is off in washington township. >> so, a gas, look at the tanker truck, just pulled up, because they're running out of fuel at this gas station, because so many people are

using it this morning. >> problems all over. going to check in with chris, at least he has some make up on his face now. >> okay. >> we're turning chris murphy, okay, turn to your left. >> slow turn. terminator turn. >> we're getting started. >> look at that look. >> i want to see this new terminator movie comes out july 1st. is that today? >> yes, it is, terminator genesis. >> let's get out to quincy taking his segway tour. >> look at him go. >> going all around with a segway, really easy to do, really fun, and we're checking out the different murals. philadelphia has more murals in this city than any other city in america. we'll check them out coming up next.

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>> i am new you would do this! >> i love segway, same old time, in old silt. quincy decided to try one for the very first time. there he is. he has learned the art of segway riding. i think? yes. >> coming around the corner. >> we've been going around the city, our tour good, barry, so we check out three, four, murals you said philadelphia has the most murals? >> basically, this mural showing all of the different community leaders in this area of northern liberties, and they're saying how they want to have a great neighborhood. and what do we need to have a great nib had? if you notice, quotes of what neighborhood people say, keep up the good energy, peace and love, take racism away. the change that you wish to

see. >> today eight a dollars, two hour tour, get bunch of different pictures, a ever, as well, one hour tour, $50, historic tour. our historic segway, two hours, seven a.m. dollars, as well. can't forget about that the artist tour, eight a dollars. >> about to go to another mural right now. next hour we will check this stuff out. so we'll catch you guys next hour, but just cruising, lilt errly sliding through the city, barry? you lead the way. >> perfect day for it, day after the storm. >> want a knife that never has to be sharp earned? >> rug that never needs to be cleaned? >> sounds good to me. what's so special about this highlighter? >> smooth. >> we'll tell you about the four products that will make your life a little easier next.

>> okay, so, this is a live view, in concord township. remember earlier talking with jenny joyce, a gentleman walks up to the shop and said, oh, a tree fell through my house. and said let's go see it. here it is. so just a little bit we will talk with i believe his name was and i. take a look at that tree there. oh, i remember, sue, he said he just got the he can tear

year done of his house? >> almost murphy's law, when something like that happens, and i think that besides long lines for gas in new jersey, it will be long wait to get ahold of your insurance agent this morning. the claims department, i have a feeling, it will be tough to get a call in. here's another one, my backyard in turner ville, new jersey, thanks so much for tweeting thaws picture, sore bye. that will boy, just been so much destruction with these storms last night. luckily, things have calmed down today. we've got high of 86 for today, nine out of ten, eight a for tomorrow, most of tomorrow, should be fine. really not until the evening that we see some showers move in, few showers, around on friday, and just kind of unsettled over the weekend of the not a wash out. but definitely in a whole new water pattern after heatwave that ended yesterday. highs only in the 70s, both saturday, and sunday. and then, starts to warm up by the middle of next week. so, a lot of ups, downs, in this weather and dramatic

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>> trees down all over this house, looks like gazebo destroyed in the backyard, the car got hit, the driveway there, in west depford. >> this scene being played out all over our viewing area. >> even concord township, new jersey, remember andy talking with him earlier this morning, he said tree went through his house? well, jenny joyce now at his house so we can see that. some more of the damage there. >> we'll get to her, well, do you want to go to her right now? there is jenny on the scene. i believe it is actually delco? judge it is, concord township. they've welcomed us here, unfortunately, for these circumstances, though, their entire backyard covered with branches, if we take a look up, at the massive tree, that's now through their house, through the attic, that's above the master bedroom, and they were telling us, that because of that hole through the roof they had water leaking through the

master bedroom down to the kitchen floor. did it actually create puddles on the kitchen floor, andy? >> on the kitchen floor, there was puddles on the kitchen floor. >> sealing in the master bedroom, the sealing, nail pops popped, from the shifting structural crack, ceiling all damaged with nail pops. and separation of the dry wall where water is lying. >> got all new gutters. >> all new siding, roof. gutters, and up said you did your kitchen not too long ago, as well? >> true. >> tough to take, anna, you said you're just fortunate that obviously you guys weren't home when the tree came through your house, fortunate that no one was hurt. >> that's the main thing. that's the most important thing. and, you know, our dogs were there, so unfortunately, you know there is yes nervous, but they're okay. so thank god. >> you look a little emotional. >> you know, when you look at this, you t