in laurel, still no arrests in the laurel shooting-- that sent a 14 year old to the hospital. howard county police found the boy last night on laurel road. at last check-- he was in critical condition. a new twist in the crisis in the caribbean. a controversial power contract in been scrapped! montana based, whitefish energy, had just two employees when it was awarded a massive 300 million dollar contract. and right now - just 29 point 7 percent of customers have power. that's just shy of the projected 30 percent benchmark set for today. the governor is insisting the november 15th deadline of 50 percent - and 95 percent-- by december 15th-- will be met. the vast majority of puerto rico has been in the dark for more than a month. baseball fans up late last night-- watching an historic world series game. and if you like high scoring games, then this was the game for you. the houston astros and the l-a dodgers put on a barn burner. 7 home runs, in a 10 inning game that lasted more than 5 hours! it was the second longest world series, ever played. in the end, the astros battle bac

julie: 37 minutes out of laurel into riverdale. is a multivehicle crash that has traffic squeezing by using the right shoulder only. sky track 7 above the scene. bumper to bumper delays out of laurel continuing southbound. it looks like some of the activity may have been pulled out of the roadway, but the delays remain. take a look at the maps with a workaround. miles. 50, 19 a crash reported out in brandywine southbound 301 along the left side of the highway. ride out of gaithersburg into rockville. we had reports of a stalled car in the local lanes before montrose road's. back in 10 minutes. a major vote today and fairfax county. the school board t school. that is our question of the day. what do you think the new name should be? /vote. know on wjla.com suzanne kennedy has more. suzanne: we are just a few hours away from this vote being taken, bringing this to your controversy to an end. he suggested names have been whittled down to about half a dozen. they will be voted on by the school board tonight. among the choices suggested

in laurel, still no arrests in the laurel shooting-- that sent a 14 year old to the hospital. howard county police found the boy last night on laurel road. at last check-- he was in critical condition. right now thousands are in the dark - as the wind and rain knock out power across the dmv. northern virginia hit the hardest! right now dominion virginia is reporting more than 62-hundred without power. novec reporting nearly 45-hundred in the dark - all of those in loudoun county. pepco has 250 customerw with 435 out. and also happening now - a major storm slamming the northeast. take a look at this video just coming in from worcester, massachusetts. heavy rain there causing severe flooding overnight. the area is seeing wind custs of up to 70 miles an hour wind advisories are in effect from there all the way south here in virginia. and meanwhile in florida - clean up efforts are under way, in the wake of tropical storm philippe. the storm- pummeling the sunshine state with torrential rain and strong winds sunday morning. at least four tornadoes touched down. all of this weather

in northeast philadelphia, jackknife tractor trailer, southbound, 295, right at route 38 in mount laurel. here's a live look at new jersey turnpike kind of in that same area we are getting hit with the heavy rain, head up for are in is town high speed line, villanova station is closed beginning today through december so you have to take little walk and use stadium station, and then heading to the airport expect delays, because of the high winds and heavy rain, most likely delays throughout the day at philly international, karen and thomas back over to you. >>> can you believe it has been five years since hurricane sandy hit the east coast. >> that super storm, 630,000 homes, devastating waterfront communities all across the northeast. there was an estimated 654 billion collars in damage. things look better. do you remember that iconic roller coaster that plunge in the new jersey shore. they replaced it, of course, there it is. but there is some communities that are still trying to get pieces back together again. >> i didn't think would it take five years to fully get back in the house an

. >>> we're following breaking news out of mount laurel, new jersey.king for a missing autistic boy. the 13-year-old joseph warner was last seen at 4:00 this afternoon near ed elwood place. he's wearing an orange-colored sweatshirt carrying a dark backpack. police say he is nonverbal and he is likely to run away from strangers. anyone with information asked to contact mount laurel police. >>> we have breaking news in delaware. there's a fire at a paper recycling facility. we can tell you that this all start ed in the past is a minutes. you can see what is happening right there. they are attempting to put that fire out. we'll keep you updated on that. >>> now to their health and education. parents and students looking for answers after mold shut their school down. >> cydney long live outside of holly glen elementary. >> we checked here at 10:15 this morning. and after circling the parking lot before the other schools, we have been back here since 3:00. we also asked the district to take cameras behind closed doors show and tell. we never got. an answer.

howard county police found the boy last night on laurel road. at last check he was in critical condition. hateon 7, a symbol of plastered onto a car, a red swastika. now the police are looking into who would have done this and why. q mccray has the story that you will see only on abc 7. >> lipstick, makeup. since he aast thing expected to find, a bright red swastika. >> i looked on the window and i saw it had a symbol on the window. q: she was on her way to the movies with her sister when she noticed it. i said come over here and see what somebody put on my window. >> no, this is not acceptable. q: more than 24 hours later, not even the heavy rain is enough to watch this away. she dialed 911. we reached out to the believe police department. they are still investigating to determine if this is a hate crime she does not understand why she was targeted in the first place. >> everybody in this neighborhood, we are pretty friendly with everybody, so i cannot understand why somebody would do that. q: and they have this message for the vandal. hatejust

alison: and one person is dead, three hurt after this crash in laurel.the scene at laurel-blue we road. the woman who died was a passenger. the details of the crash are still not clear tonight. jonathan: 7 salutes gary michael rhodes, the retired army captain awarded the medal of honor, credited with saving 60 for low soldiers in just four days of intensive fighting in laos. battlefield, his chopper was brought down and he was thrown from the helicopter. pulled the crew to safety, and cared for them until another helicopter arrived. alison: the bids are in. proposalseived 238 from cities and counties across the u.s. to become home to the company by second headquarters. among those, at least seven pitches for locations in our area. amazon says it will decide sometime next year. jonathan: a clear start to the week, but changes on the way. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. l

that's in mount laurel.his ramp is crossclaimed for twoot weeks and some more construction on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound. this spot between valley forming and downing town that's in left lane. there's also some construction eastbound between route 29 and valley forge. >> well, walmart is trying to convince millennials to buy grocery from stores. >> the new service retail chain is launching. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. sghv we continue to follow breaking news from las vegas where more than 20 dayed and more than 10 0 are ur. they killed the gunman on 34 noor of hotel across the street from the concert. they saw flash from mandalay bay and hotel and casino. we'll continue to follow this and bring you updates as we learn more. >> time, 4:51 a check on business news. >> live from the new york stock exchange. good morning, hannah, ceo of equifax is scheduled to testify on capitol hill. >> we know on friday the dow gained 23 point that's b

this is in the laurel area.e're just seeing very big delays. 95 northbound may be a better bet to get around that one. as you make your way out on the top side of the beltway, crash, it's just by new hampshire avenue 650. that's causing backups on new hampshire avenue. outer loop dealing with typical delays. 95 to georgia and about a 30 minute slowdown 270 southbound from 70 to 121. a look in virginia next. back to you. >> erin thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> uber standing in the district. today the mayor will celebrate the grand opening of the ride sharing company's green light hub in ward seven where its drivers and potential drivers get in cust -- get in-person customer service and assistance to resolve any issues. uber plans to hire about 25 full-time employees at this new location. >> drop cover and hold on. millions of people worldwide taking penns part in days shake outearthquake drill. in 2011 a quake in virginia shook the d.c. region and caused extensive damage to the washington monument and the

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a lunch-time explosion - at an olive garden restaurant in laurel! debris- was sent flying hundreds of feet in the air! it happened at the end of the lunch-hour rush - when 70 people were in the restaurant! two workers have minor injuries. investigators say this was because of an electrical problem. something strange is going up inside walmart stores across the country. it looks like something you might see in a science fiction movie. consumer rep shows us how its designed to speed up your walmart shopping experience... so you don't waste your money. time now for weather continues - orionids peak tomorrow through sunday - dry & warm weekend ahead - rain chances return tuesday today: sunny. cool start; mild afternoon. highs: 72-77 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear. not as cold. lows: 48-55 winds: s to w 5 mph friday: mostly sunny. warmer than average. highs: 74-77 winds: nw 5-10 mph julie toss to break sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. i'm pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no, was i supposed to get fios? mr. peterson. fios is a 100% fiber-

residents from the shore, mount laurel and plenty have places in between heard that booming sound. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan went in search of answers and joins us live from north wildwood with the very latest, cleve. >> reporter: well, around 10:15, 20:20 people in south jersey felt something but it was very intense right here in north wildwood. today i found out why. >> applause. >> in between cheers all of the chatter of this cross country meet in north wildwood wednesday was about a loud boom. >> there was a great big boom. >> everyone had a they are bye mysterious sound that made homes, offices shake. >> i thought something felon top of the roof. >> somebody hit back of the building. >> yes. >> it was like somebody crashed. >> a crane had just dropped on to the beach. >> reporter: more than a dozen people in cape may county called 911 but there was no reported incident to investigate. >> there were calls after it happened but, again, there was nothing, we didn't know anything about it. so no action was taken. >> reporter: some thought an earthquake happened and wa

on 95 in maryland, check of the -- thent coming out of accident coming out of laurel. a busy ride starting to shape up. i will have more on your commute in the next 10 minutes. adrianna: following breaking news from virginia. are tracking more on the late-night lockdown. >> this is the second shooting at virginia state university, putting the campus on lockdown. on haven street with gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the lockdown has been lifted. police believe this is an isolated incident and there is no further threat. no word on a possible sus act. new's found at a gaithersburg post office. found at aa noose gaithersburg post office. the fbi is investigating. it is unclear when it was put up. it does not appear there are threats to employees. adrianna: you head out in loudoun county. break-ins has sterling residents on edge. they are breaking into cars and use zynga raw store openers to walk into homes. using garage door openers to walk into homes. scary. this happened through the night while we were sleeping. we had no idea

laurel. that's cleared. cleared quickly.al of the story is watch getting on and off the ramps. also watching the schuylkill expressway. i'll end with the drive times eastbound from the blue route to the vine. still open. we're not dealing with the construction that typically closes it in between the vine to south. open now, a 14-minute trip. speeds into the 50s. maybe a little better, everybody going a little bit slower. back to you. >>> puppies and protection. these little four-legged officers will be using their noses to keep you safe. we'll look at their unique training coming up. >>> new this morning, we're introducing you to the philadelphia police department's four-legged officers in training. >> these puppies have quite the following on line. probably because of pictures police are posting of them exploring the city. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal reports they will one day help keep you safe. >> reporter: at the k-9 training center, you'll find no shortage of big, strong dos dogs, the type you'd see -- strong dogs, the type

saturday at apartment complex on north laurel road in laurel. two people arrested today are 19-year-old luiz or ordernecessitates and francisco rodriguez they're now facing charges as adults charming including murder and assault. >> investigators saying violence stemmed from a drug deal. suspects met with the victim and altercation broke out and shot was fired from a car window striking young. i spoke to a neighborhood who heard that gun shot and saw the aftermath. >>. >> i saw them try to revive hem and then the ambulance showed up and tried to put him in the ambulance and revive him as well. >> i feel sorry for everything and that i don't understand why people do this stuff. >> hug your family and kids a little tighter tonight because you never know. my heart breaks for the family. >> people in that neighborhood very shaken up by this young was flown to johns hopkins with critical injuries saturday and, doctors pronounced him dead this morning. and also this morning, investigators tracked down the suspects in ellicott city and they're being he

several people hospitalized overnight, after they are pulled from a serious crash in laurel.enger was killed and three other occupants injured at the intersection of laurel bowie road and bowie road. the cause of the crash is still under investigation right now. new this morning a late night for white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. she appeared on a panel at george washington university last night to participate in a discussion on trump's first year in office. and she admitted that some recent defeats have been frustrating for the administration. when asked about th approval rating she quipped that his numbers are a lot better than congress'. it's xx and we're just getting started. a wet and messy morning commute waiting for many of us this morning. a wet and messy morning commute waiting for many of us this morning. wet pavements, and slippery sidewalks. but how long will it last? good morning washington. wind advis in effect until 6am for western counties. - rain ends before sunrise; decreasing clouds - still warm - cooler tomorrow - chilly rain sunday - dry

a shooting in laurel over the weekend, turning deadly. 14-year-old "xavier young" was found on laurel road saturday night. hospital where he died yesterday. howard county police say he was involved in some type of drug deal. two people have been arrested. more human remains found in maryland. the skeletal remains were found by survey crews along suitland parkway. sources telling abc-7 - they were wrapped in a blanket and dumped just outside the beltway bordering joint base andrews. they have not been identified. a funeral will be held for kentland fire assistant chief "john burns". burns died last week after a sudden medical emergency while he was at the firehouse. a procession will leave from bowie this morning and make it's way through prince georg'es county.. passing "company 33"... burns's former firehouse -- on the way to his final resting place. a controversial halloween display in fairfax county-taken down this morning. neighbors- tell us it showed a black man - hanging from a tree. they called 7 on your side- and th say the object hanging is wearing a monster or ghoul mask- an

laurel area. everything looks good. roads are try. the 45 freeway looks good. northbound to philadelphia, the walt whitman bridge, toward that point, a four-minute trip. speeds into the mid 60s. heading further into new jersey, at least we can say toward the jersey shore, the atlantic city expressway is dealing with some construction. now emergency construction that started yesterday near the atlantic city convention center, there's lanes lost there. we'll end here over near our blue route and the germantownenn route cameras, good to go when heading north or south on the blue route. >>> 5:10. not knocked out of his shoes. a teenager was hit by someone who took off. now what he has to say to that driver who is still out there. >>> raising their rates, how much more it's going to cost you to stream your favorite shows on netflix. >>> and a day dedicated to the men and women who get their hands dirty at work. the growing push to get people interested in manufacturing jobs. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he

just a few hours at a maryland storage facility that burst into flae storage trailers ignited in laurel. police now investigating report of explosions on the site. no one was hurt. it is unclear what sparked the fire, and the investigation is ongoing. we turn to devastation in those california wildfires now. 11-thousand firefighters are gaining ground. the two largest fires- are about 60 percent contained. at least 41 people are dead and 6-thousand buildings are destroyed. right now- 34-thousand people remain under evacuation. many- haven't been able to return, to see if their homes are still standing. an accused killer is facing new charges this morning. prosecutors say army lieutenant richard collins the third was killed - because of his race. now prosecutors are charging his alleged attacker with a hate crime. tim barber- has more. coming up-- a violent altercation with a united airlines passenger shook up the airline industry. now-- the police officers involved are feeling the impact. why they won't be in that position again. taste of fall this week, milder weekend continued dry, ne

i would point to laurel lard v. ponds. both of which reject expressly the arguments made by the eeoc here today. >> i understand your argument but wouldn't you have a more powerful argument if sexual orientation discrimination cases were cases that in 1991 in the context of that specific act congress specifically dealt with. congress knew how to deal with specific acts. it did so in the 1991 decision specific court decisions but it didn't do so with sexual orientation decisions. why are you saying we can make that leap to say even though they didn't talk about it they really did? which is what you're saying. >> so i have three points about that, your honor. the first is that's exactly what the supreme court did in laurel lard v. ponds where the case in the case was whether the a.d.a. had a jury trial. and what the supreme court said was congress was trying to incorporate the flsa and within the flsa context, lower courts -- not the supreme court -- lower courts and only a handful of lower courts, one circuit court and a co

and he wouldn't rest upon his laurels. -- josephok harsh harsh first pointed out. west asn drove them they fully develop the confederate position. of the discovery of special orders 191. mcclellan was on the move. was the next day, saturday, september 13 that became fabled on the history of the campaign. in the 27th indiana volunteer infantry, discovering that stray 191 around three cigars. allowing for the quick authentication for those orders. notwithstanding all of that a growing number of historians really did little to materially change the course of the campaign. 191 -- only the vaguest information about their positions and the notion that mcclellan swiftly changed course --eally his faces and giving and getting the army of the potomac. short period of time. even --something that even robert e lee was willing to concede. george mcclellan had advanced more rapidly than was convenient. more rapidly than was convenient indeed. george mcclellan was poised and ready to search through south mountain gaps. lee.uld defeat the evening of september 13 is often portraye

happened on north laurel road in laurel.m was taken to johns hopkins university with life-thrte no word yet on a motive or a suspect. anyone with information should call police. >> residents in miami are cleaning up after a tornado touched down over the weekend as tropical storm phillippe made landfall in south florida. the national weather service confirmed the tornado touched down saturday afternoon. the strong winds took out several fences and ripped the roof off a bowling alley. the tornado also shattered the front window of another business. crews are now working to restore power. >> to football now pittsburgh steelers and the detroit lions. detroit had trouble converting from the red zone to the end zone. then after forcing a fumble personal foul cost the lions a recovery. steelers march towed a 13 to 12 lead and then ben roethlisberger hits juju smith shuster for a 97-yard touchdown. pittsburgh's up 20 to 12. for a moment it looked like the lions might make a fourth quarter come back. didn't happen. detroit turning it

now it seems to have worked very well part two was also a box office hit the team are resting on my laurels are. they using their celebrity status for good cause just before the last german elections they were up trying to motivate young people to vote. he thinks much money they gave the. park three promises to deliver on what made the first two films so successful was that so i. think that's something that. you might take the next. is it really the last one maybe will be a class reunion in ten years yes how can. the international when i saw most of the t.v. series has prompted the german film industry to step up its game in recent years number of directors have turned their attention to the epic form with varying degrees of success now along comes tom six and same with babylon berlin the most expensive t.v. series in german history the waiting is over at least the pay t.v. subscriber so let's follow the money and take a rollercoaster ride through the poverty and decadence of roaring twenty's but in. the lead in the spring of one nine hundred twenty nine more than rotten to the core magical

as we look in maryland up in laurel, things back up to 46 miles per hour once you cross 198.ter 32 involving an overturned vehicle cleared. we just have typical southbound slowdowns as you head from 198 to the beltway. now as we move over for a wide view you can see traffic on 295 slowing from visit to the 11th street bridge. inner loop between connecticut avenue and georgia avenue we have a collision reported. and then 95 a little slow from the icc to the beltway. outer loop jams with a 15 minute delay 95 over to georgia avenue. earlier crash south of 70 did clear on 270 southbound. average speeds 18 miles per hour from 70 to 121. that's going to take you 33 minutes. more volume picking up as you get closer to the spur. and then on 395 seeing that usual volume 18 minute trip from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. this view just north of duke street there. all of your metro rail lines are on time. i'll let you know if anything else pops up. we are tracking your commute on twitter as well at erin fox5 d.c. back to you. >> erin thank you very much. it is 6:50. let's talk a

from 197 out of laurel coming out of greenbelt, accident activity there. , use that as the workaround. kenilworth avenue northbound, the stalled car was at benning road. the crash at springfield, it looks like that has cleared. the accident activity out of the roadway. here is the springfield change. that is our traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes, i will update this ride in germantown. autria: breaking new details about the days in the weeks before the las vegas massacre. larry: investigators revealing more about the gunman's plans as his girlfriend says she had no idea this would happen. autria: ryan hughes has the latest. ryan: so many questions remain, but police say the gunman may have had sources tell abc news that the gunman and recently checked into several hotels. he also reportedly visited other music festivals in the las vegas area earlier this year. but most concerning, authorities believe you clan to survive the night at the mandalay bay. police say he planned to escape and they are not sure if he really acted alone. the a the i his girlfriend, marilou danley, stil

efficiency measures have achieved a lot in terms of reducing c o two emissions but we mustn't rest on our laurels isn't that right five executive director of the international energy agency i mean your agency in this report states that governments are getting somewhat lax why is that so important. imagine the carbon dioxide emissions are very important and is the main cause for climate change which is a major challenge for all of us and i just sector is the main responsible sector for climate change more down to terms of the emissions causing climate change come from the now just sector therefore we thought fixing the problem and i just sector we have no chance whatsoever to fix our climate problem and i mean look at the energy sector there are two major police options we have to fight against climate change one is renewable energy making more use of solar power you say could just using energy more efficiently so who do you think it needs to take action now because it's very abstract we talk about the energy sector is it can i do something personally would that be enough you can do a lot of thing

here you need the companies obviously really to get off the couch they cannot longer rest on their laurels they have to really bring in new ideas and they have to do these investments but you also have the government part they really have to set the infrastructure that even enables r. and d. they have to bring coding to schools new technologies and such things to just get kids ready to work for this company and do the research and development it sounds like you've done your research labs thanks for coming in always the road to internet access in cuba has been slow and expensive two years ago a socialist government hooked up a tiny share of private households in havana to the world wide web the rest resort to wife i pox public areas that offer access. writing messages and sending photos making phone calls or skype in with friends and relatives in all corners of the globe all of this is now possible in cuba as why fight park's prices have dropped from two u.s. dollars to one fifty per hour but that still represents five percent of the average monthly income of just thirty dollars but it's no

down wires in mount laurel blocking fellowship road at park drive, mike and alex, back over to you. > you know what. >> what? >> we have got people over at that cherry hill diner now. >> number one topic today. >> taxes. >> tax reform. >> tax reform in cherry hill. >> and zits how to get rid of your pimples. >> give them some scrapple. >> of course we're talking eagles, come on. >> reporter: good morning we're talking eagles not only people with dining but with the servicer here. hey guys can i get your response. nicole and terry, you are excited. i understand you have been a fan for a long time. nicole you too. hoist your favorite. >> of course, the quarterback. >> quarterback carson wentz had another great game last night. >> excellent game. >> you told me you actually met one of the eagles players before. >> i met brandon graham. he came here for thanksgiving his rookie year. >> you just came in from the pouring rain outside wearing your eagles jacket drenched but still excited about the night. >> i'm so excited, they sit by themselves six-one. >> reporter: six-one. lets take a loo

, 19-year-old lewis or done on a and 16-year-old francisco shot 14-year-old xavier young on north laurel road on saturday. investigators believe the suspects and the victim agreed to meet for a drug deal when there was an altercation and someone opened fire from a car striking young. who was taken to the hospital. he died this morning. the suspects are being held without bond. >>> 12-year-old boy who tried to commit suicide by jumping off an overpass instead took the life of a passing motorist. the boy is in the hospital with serious eastbound on i66. the driver this woman, 22-year-old marissa harris was a grad student studying mental health counting at mary mount's her boyfriend was in the passenger seat and moved the wheel. harris died on impact. crisis experts any suicide rates are on the rise. >> what we're seeing in recent years in the survey is that the number of young people who are considering suicide who actually have those thoughts has risen and so there's a lot of work to do as far as getting people to talk. getting adults to know what to look for. >> support professionals wer

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then of course we have leaves to contend work flooding union mill roadblocked at hartford to mount laurel. we will see that throughout the day. if the road are closed respect the closures. they are there for a reason. we could deal with down wires along the way. if you intend to fly out of philly international expect delays at laguardia checking in with two hour delays and that will have a come minute necessity effect here. septa running are delays across the board with all of its regional rail lines mike and alex, back over to you. >>> steve's been running around, we have been trying to check down the shore most of the new jersey now is getting the brunt of this storm. it has been with us since we got up yesterday morning right? okay. steve's in moorestown, have you checked on your own home. >> i went there to use the facility. the yard is more drench then it was and i was stepping on branches and it was dark and i could not see. let me tell you did you notice this is first parka experience of the season and i tried to hold out until november because you cannot go from wearing a t-shirt

laurel, new jersey.re we had some steady rain, but the rain is getting heavy right now, in fact, here's a live shot picture outside. sky 6. there could be weather related travel delays. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. you can get a better view of what we're tracking along the i95 corridor from philadelphia down to wilmington. heavy rain also to the west in between coatsville and oxford. heavy rain right now along route 41, also to the north of that area, from malvern and pottstown at this hour, another question that we're tracking down across the areas in south jersey for surf city, atlantic city, sea aisle city. we're in and out of pockets of moisture and this will continue, then as the storm pulls away, the winds will pick up on the back side. a bit of a one, two punch for mother nature. it's 65 in philadelphia despite the wet weather, 65 in allentown, 64 at the coast in beach haven, 63 dover, also in the lower 60's. we'll show you satellite 6 along with action radar, we had a frontal boundary

one in mount laurel, beyond the turnpike ramble wood parkway and in the backlog a vehicle broke down double trouble there. you with want to use 78 or 70 instead. a slow going on 95 southbound 202 the concord pike and northbound is backing up because of the ongoing construction by tally road and the bus accidents, one in north philadelphia 17th and lehigh involving a septa bus and the other in camden to avoid at alabama and fairview involve that school bus we are telling you about that. walt whitman bridge overnight tonight from 10:00 until 4:00 a.m. stopping traffic for 20 minutes at a time. from you out and about overnight avoid the construction. don't use the walt whitman bridge. during the overnight hours and don't use the burlington bristol bridge coming up in 20 minutes or so. an opening for a northbound ship just after 6:00. and stay on the turnpike corrector. rick and monica back over to you. >> all right thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news" a little puff has earned every minutes of down time to chew this bone. why he and his police partner are celebrating today. >> and

this is the aftermath of an explosion that happened inside of the olive garden restaurant in laurel. debris flying hundreds of feet away from this. it happened at the tail end of the lunch rush hour when 70 people were inside the restaurant eating. two employees have minor injuries. late this afternoon the investigators say it was caused by an electrical problem. he heard a crackle coming from there before the explosion. michelle: a local chef reaches a milestone to help those fighting to survive after hurricane maria. jonathan: caught on video, how a police officer's ingenuity and quick thinking helped save a teenager's life. steve: looking good out there. temperatures in the upper 60s and the lower 70's. the sun is about to set in 20 minutes. warmup on the way. wouldn't you know it, just in more on that. plus looking ahead to marine jonathan: check out this video. oil refinery lighting up the sky. huge fire. it was not running at full capacity and they did get things under control. we checked with a gas buddy analyst who says this isn't likely to affect the fuel prices. but you can

the right lane and off-ramp can't get from 38 to 295 southbound, use creek road or exit 73 in mount laurel95 at cottman, you see the rain drops over the camera lens it's a wet ride that's southbound traffic heading toward center city, moving okay, moving slowly. we have an accident at boot guard road at barrett root. >> it's to be one of those morning. >> the new jersey state attorney general's office is warning parents to look out for marijuana laced candy in trick or treat bags. advocates who want to legalize the drug say they have nothing to point to that it's a scare campaign. the attorney general said it was necessary because of the similarities in drugs and candy. >>> more than 40% of s&p 500 companies mention the hurricanes during their investors calls. crews lines and airlines and insurance companies were hit. the ripple effects were felt in other fields, as well. budwiser and bud light and harley davidson. the economy grew 3%. >>> futures point to a lower open this morning. >>> the 8th installment of the saw horror franchise topped the box office. jigsaw was number one in ticket s

also in new jersey route 7 in mount laurel ram top fellowship road is closed.t will be closed up until october 15. if you're in that area. if you utilize that road, just make note of that again closed until october 15. also, route 206 in princeton emergency energy reopen entered over the weekend between carter and ovz are working to see what caused an over nights house fire in mount holly. they said it was around 1:30 and flames broke out in the bedroom. one victim was type to the hospital for smokeen lallatio lallation. >> he goes to mun and has a fist down, he's got more. he's at the 0, 5, 50, 30, 20, the 15, the 10, the 5. he cannot be stopped. finally at the four a runaway trainment a runaway train! >> the man can't be stopped. a look at eagles as they run the ball and run out that clock in the fourth quarter. >> and also so nice v hear voice of merrill reese excite excitesed for the second year in a row. >> doesn't that get you jacked up. >> off the copy. >> berdz were this a position for let down after last week's traumatic last second whip on the gind an

. >> we have to be willing to think outside the box, not rest on our laurels to be innovative. >> the keynote speakers and panels and workshops. >> we have to be aware of what is happening around the country and world. >> of a network around our area to see what others are doing in the country. >> the meeting began thursday including jeff sessions as one of the speakers who addressed efforts to reduce crime. >> the country will award a money million dollars to state and local agencies to hire more police officers. >> protesters march through center city streets. >> philly for real justice call today abolish police. they say in light of impoverished communities. they refuse to speak to media. >> we won't talk to them. they spin it in favor of the cops. >> there were arrests. >> attorney general sessions is expected back in philadelphia monday. the conference through tuesday. katherine scott, channel6 news. >> swat team in darby trying to apprehend a man wanted for the murder of a woman and child in maryland. maxwell karen gabacs showed up at a home that belonged to a relrelative. polic

laurel, new jersey, waking up with us. to wilmington, 495, also working here, northbound, between edgemore and claymount, which is exit number five. the market frankford, the subway, using shuttle buses until 5:00 this morning. then the trains will kick in. hello from the benny, no problems at all up and over into downtown philly, but get ready for some changes over the next couple of days. it is the next milestone in this whole 95 construction project. penndot, over the next couple of days, they're going to open up the brand new ramps from 95 to girard avenue. and then also means that northbound traffic pattern, folks who get a chance it drive on that new stretch of roadway, as you head on up through fishtown. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> thank you there, bob. it is 4:22 right now. the fall-out continuing, remember this case, with the utah nurse that was dragged screaming out of the hospital? >> no, no! >> she was just doing her job, didn't want to draw blood because the patient was unconscious, well, that officer

side of 295 right at route 38 right by wegmans there, as you roll out of moorestown in toward mount laurel, that is attracting some attention. look at the shot above tractor trailer, a great example of the weather conditions that mother nature serving up for breakfast here heavy rain coming at you sideways and then, of course, spray all over from the trucks, tractor trailers as well as we come back, southbound, and. and, lafayette hill, morris avenue, septa says head up possible delays on all regional rail lines because of the high winds, heavy rain as possibility of bringing down, some trees and some power lines, that roll with the regional rails and head up in the norristown high speed line villanova station closed today through december for construction. commuters are asked to use stadium station. back to you. >>> lets start with the problems out there right new because we have some ponding outside there, we have some flooding out there, you can hydro plane and lets get out to the scene of the accident in south jersey mount laurel, burlington county a truck accident where steve keeley i

we have an alert of flooding blocking union mill red in mount laurel.espect closures when you see them, the drains are clogged iron expect delays on septa regional rail lines. slimry rails. high wind, heavy rain. they sent out an alert last night saying be ready for high wind possibly knocking down trees and power lines. so it will be a rough go on the trains this morning. and for the gang from the norristown high speed line that use nova station, villanova station closed beginning today all the way through december. use stadium station due to construction and just watch for flying construction signs, and all of the work zones like here along i-95 between cottman and girard, mike and alex. >> steve has been driving around since 4:00 o'clock checking out road conditions. >> he is telling us what to expect heading out on the roadways. right now he is in moorestown, steve. >> reporter: it seems to be getting worse. rain hasn't stopped but wind has pick up and so has traffic as it is later in the morning. what we're seeing is mother nature's version of what

actually 73 and 295 and new jersey turnpike left over construction crew as you roll through mount laurelhis morning. here's a live look at route 309, not that bad at all this morning as we wake up and kind of quiet on the 42 freeway, headlights coming in toward philadelphia, in problems from the expressway in toward the walt whitman bridge. both market frankford and broad street subway lines are using shuttle buses until 5:00 . we will grab a cup of coffee and meet you back here in two and a half. john tyson's motto was, "when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them." it's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name will be raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. >>> it is 4:47, once again following breaking news out of las vegas, we know at least 20 people are dead this morning more than 100 injured after a shooting on the las vegas strip as we look at the video once again. police say the shooter is dead but they are searching for a female person of interest as they believe was traveling with that shooter. >>> this ha

heading down to laurel this morning.over for a look we have a cleared accident scene. 270 northbound. that's good news. yellow line you're seeing is typical delay from frederick to 70 to 0 only a step minute slow down and increased vo volume. northbound crash cleared. stafford, 95 northbound after 610 crash of voing tar are car and tractor-trailer, all metro rail lines are on time. erinfoxdc twitter back to you guys. >> time 5:19 stories you're engaging with most on social media with realtime news tracker. >> university of virginia makes history by introducing william as new athletic director first african-american woman to hold position at power five institution. williams is staying over after current annual letic director continues. >> this is last straw or is it. despite concerns americans can't stop using straws in a drink. if you think one straw won't make a difference america used and disposed of 500 million experts say they're gate way plastic that will eventually teed to more waste. never thought about that. >> w

jackson, south carolina, two soldiers killed, six injured, including a soldier from laurel. officials say it involved a military vehicle and a troop formation. an investigation into the deadly training exercises underway. gunshots inside a walmart. the police and ellicott city are looking for the gunman. it started as a fight when one man shot another and took off around midnight. the police say the victim got his gun and fired several shots at the store, but nobody was hit. coming up -- a hollywood bombshell. new developments regarding movie mogul harvey weinstein. in hitting the pavement for a great cause. this yea did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just

jonathan: a lunchtime explosion at an olive garden in laurel. the side of the building was blown out and debris flew hundreds of feet in the air. this happened at the end of the lunch hour rush when 70 people were still inside eating. investigator say it was because of an electrical problem. alison: 7 on your side with health matters, and today is breast reconstruction awareness day. for cancer survivors, it is often the end of a painful journey. at this facility, part of the recovery process is a nipple tattoo. >> losing your breast is dramatic. but knowing that you can walk away feeling whole is pretty amazing. alison: technology has also moved forward quickly with special bandages and lasers reducing scarring, and advancements in the procedure are now bringing hope to women everywhere. jonathan: breaking news from montgomery county, where a police officer on foot has been struck by a hit and run driver. sky track 7 is on the scene. ins is on piney branch road the response is significant. traffic has been shut down in both directions. they are