margaret fox of burlington was 14 when she disappeared in 1974. left for a babysitting job and was not seen again. now detectives from the day of her disappearance are teaming up was a new investigators. retiredd officer has devoted hi time to the case for free. he believes the case can be solved, but why now. >> why not now. if this woman is alive. this newscast will get to her. someone is going to see it. >> police are working with little evidence and no dna. no one has ever been charged in fox's disappearance. >>> take a look at this any video out this morning. fire nado. time lapse video is from the wall fire currently burning in california. see a whirling inferno of flame crossing that ridge. wall fire has been burning for about a day when this video was taken on friday. firefighters battling more than a dozen wildfires in california. officials say this is the earliest and most unpredictable wildfire behavior they have seen in years. they say new grass that grew after winter downpours helping to fuel the flames. destroyed two homes and forced

we're looking at burlington county camden gloucester county as well as philadelphia.his severe thunderstorm warning is until 6:45. the main threat with this warning is going to be winds in excess of around 60 miles per hour and of course extremely heavy downpours. we're dealing with some torrential rainfall from west goshen up to upper providence and this is heading east at around 35 miles per hour. so, heads up to philadelphia, gloucester as well as mount laurel we're going to be dealing with very heavy rainfall and very strong winds as we head into the next 30 minutes to an hour or so. we also have a flood advisory in that effect for portions of the delaware valley up into portions of montgomery chester county through this evening. some of these locations have already received several inches of rainfall and now we have more rain that is falling at this point in time so that is causing at least some minor flooding on some of the roads. that's something we're keeping an eye on. temperature right around 90 degrees in philadelphia. that's going to be dropping very soon

burlington bristol bridge is clear too. >>> 6:18. 58 degrees outside. cloudy start to your day: take a live look now over philadelphia. what is to come and bill did mention that at some point this week, we're going to be seeing serious rain. >> not today. we've got cloud cover. in fact a lot of clouds. look at this view from center city. you can see a little bit of sunshine. -- well, it's under the banner. there it is. it's there. see a little bit of sunshine. just a peek we saw the sun coming up. really just getting a better view of the clouds this morning. temperatures stuck in the 60s to start with. 65 in lehigh valley. suburbs. delaware. 68. middle 60s for south jersey. philadelphia not much warmer. the numbers are stalled right now with clouds. we're at 64 degrees with west bradford township. 65 for collegeville. 60s all around. then we will warm into the 70s like we did yesterday. might see a few breaks of sunshine to get a few neighborhoods into the very low 80s. not warmer than that. the wind still coming off the ocean that's keeping things cool

so that means, you know what it means, we have to factor in little extra time this morning burlingtoneads up if you are planning on taking the bridge. moot want to factor in kim every extra minutes, vine closed overnight for construction between the schuylkill and broad. westbound side big thumbs-up. eastbound side you get one too , so all clear on the vine looking great there. 422 headlights moving in the eastbound direction, at route 29. and you can see, how many headlights are already out there. why? because you'll get early start today because it is wet and because everyone problem bridge got hung up yesterday. very busy on the roadways, a lot of people jumping on the row he had ways little earlier today. not bad idea. specially because it is still wet. little damp out there. then overturned vehicle, egg harbor township. so garden state parkway northbound before route 40, route 322, that left lane is still compromised. i'll let you know as soon as that clears, right now still working with. that will also some flooding in new jersey, talking a lot about flooding yesterday. it will

ithan avenue could get you burlington bristol bridge up right about now for a passing ship. to that turnpike connector bridge instead. and we still have an overturned vehicle on the garden state parkway northbound approaching 322 and 40, the black horse pike. the left lane out of commission there although we are seeing speeds start to rise so i'm wondering if maybe they're in the process of getting that cleared out. use 322 or river road instead of main street route 40. they're repairing a water main break by the branch of the atlantic county library. they think that 40 main street is going to be blocked off most of the day so again, 322 or river road gets you around it. time for the commuter report and speaking of rivers, yeah, flooding this morning in westville along broadway around the brooklawn circle as well. that wholea often floods out in rain events. tam. >> new here on "action news" dramatic video shows on the moment a train came within inches of an overturned car in oklahoma yesterday morning. police dashcam video shows officers trying to help a woman out of her fl

it's a massive fire as the state forest in burlington county you see the smoke and sol of the flames there in the trees. this fire is taking over 3,000 acres as firefighters struggle to get the upper hand and the smoke is spread ing ing to thre coastal counties. you can see all the thick smoke making it tough for anybody with breathing difficulties. we'll continue to monitor the situation and have a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> we have been digging deeper into the hot house iing market our area all week. today we are wrapping up our series with a look at how high prices for homes are spilling over and affecting the rental market. erin coleman is here once again. it's all connected. >> it really is a cycle. housing prices run force iing at of people to keep renting. that creates more demand for rental units. rent prices are up too. >> housing prices in this hot pocket of the city are up. and that is affecting rent prices. >> they try to up my rent a a few months ago. >> the rent report shows the philadelphia is the most expensive rental market in the nation seeing a big jump in

turnpike giving us headaches, there's slowing approaching exit 7, 206 in bordentown township in burlington county. as you head northbound on the new jersey turnpike, you might want to stay on 295 or 130 through bulge you burlington county, we expect delays with the inner drive closed. in atlantic county, a serious accident brought down pole and wires, the eastbound lanes of the white horse pike are shut down as you head toward atlantic city, clone avenue is the scene, where the post office is on the westbound side side. a construction was rained out overnight, even though they tore up the eastbound lanes by the blue route, they did not tear up any last night. it's the same set up as yesterday morning, at this point no delays. let's go back to the maps. in berks county 78 is close westbound direction because of a crash. u.s. 222 or old 22 is the alternate. game farm road is closed this morning, limerick road is the alternate. >> new jersey transit has resumed it's regular service in and out of new york's penn station after a train derailment. a new jersey train was involved in a minor slow

still a little action over burlington county. this is a very light rain though.outh hampton. so not a lot to track aside from the fog, cloudy conditions and isolated showers. and today you will notice that the humidity should start to drop some and we will see the clouds thin a bit meaning breaks of sunshine for a partly cloudy afternoon. here is the hour by hur on. so we go from 6:00 a.m. cloddy conditions, in the afternoon notice the breaks of sunshine. and also this little wave of green here. i think we could still see an isolated shower mostly along the i-95 corridor or south. but it will be very isolated in nature because we have this drier air to the north trying to wedge the moisture out of our neck of the woods. so we're really not looking at much potential at all. nothing like what we've seen. this continues to track along the shore line. by around 3:30, you see the model giving us possibly one shower firing up with a bit more on strength, but otherwise it moves off by 6:00 and we're left with just a mix of clouds and sun as we end the day. let's go to y

county in southern new jersey northwestern gloucester county in southern new jersey northwestern burlington county in southern new jersey southeastern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania eastern delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania in till seven am at two fifty nine am doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warn area around one inch of rain occurs within an hour flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain some locations that could experience flooding include philadelphia camden gloucester city cherry hill. little chester willingboro. news medford west lindenwold lumberton belmore. riverside carney point and berlin excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams urban areas highways streets and underpasses as well as other drainage areas and low lying spots flash flood warning means that flooding is imminent or occurring if you are in the warning area move to higher ground immediately residents living along streams and creeks sh

so areas like wear town and burlington county still looking at a very steady rain. and these are areas that have already reported more than 2 inches of rain. so anything can start leading to flash flooding. these green boxes all flood reports are reported in contain may and atlantic county. a good spread here and this is where the bulk of the reports are likely to continue to come in as we go through the morning hours. here is the neighborhood planner as we go into the afternoon. in the morning for philadelphia, things should start to thin out. i think by around 7:00, 8:00 a.m. and then we stay mostly cloudy about the mid-70s for high temperatures later today. so we don't see much of a warm upin the suburbs right around 70 at 2:00, low and mid-70s. same deal in the lead high valley. areas like delaware, though, and especially the shore will continue with the rain through the morning hours. it's in the afternoon that i think the showers will start to break apart for the jersey shore. we'll talk more about the conditions of today and the better forecasts for your sund

. >>> and burlington county times more than two years after a 50-foot sinkhole threatened homes alonghe delaware river in florence township is ready to stabilize area burlington county board of freeholders authorized construction work on the sinkhole on front street through a shared services agreement with the burlington county bridge commission. repairs are expected to cost $800,000. >>> reading eagle monument was deaded yesterday at richard saidel memorial park, honoring residents who to wars, 21 names are etched in the stone monument. >> that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning the new member of the sixers maybe suiting up for summer league play. >>> phillies fanatic tries to shake off bad luck as team takes on pirates. pat gallen is here in sports in just a few se yo ju ♪ if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human beings to have rights. stonewall means fight back. stonewall means fight back

about four minutes away from the opening of burlington bristol. won't be able to get across the bridge there. 5:45 opening was scheduled for. clear getting over the bridges. >>> fight for answers. the family of a missing mom flies halfway across the world to learn more about her ppeance plus this. >>> [ gunshots ] shootout caught on camera. intense video of a gunfight that ended with one man shot more than 45 times. >>> crowd survives horror story. survives deadly wrong live steamed by the driver. >>> putting micro chips in employees. is it a good idea? all to make their work lives easier. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. >>> quarter of six this morning. we have video from a shooting that ended in the heart of the busy shopping district. take a look. [

the following counties in pennsylvania and philadelphia in the following counties in new jersey burlington camden and ocean. donations and now he's taking them as a thank you from corporate america for allowing the continued pillaging of our country in fact the obama presidential library i don't hear about this as recently they've changed their name to the obama citibank staples center library. for the advancement of the amazon and. all hell jeff bezos. that's. pulled a. doesn't roll off the tongue but it grows on you and speaking of the corporate ownership of our government this week king donald brought in even more goldman sachs alumni to oversee wall street whoever it was who cause remembering the campaign whoever it was that said donald trump would not let the big banks run things those people are idiots oh he wouldn't have i was always around i was not big headed at it or chatted orange faced orange you glad you aren't in the same room with them. having the big banks run our economy sounds very unethical to say the least if i find the guy in charge of government ethics i'm wrong i'm g

we're clear over the tacony-palmyra and burlington bristol. i checked in for any scheduled openings right now. we're good. betsy ross is nice and clear. same goes for walt and moving into the ben franklin too. >> let's check in with bill. is it unusually cool for this time of year. >>> it is cool. not in philadelphia. actually the temperature is pretty close to normal. it's the rest of the area seeing cooler temperatures. suburbs and clear skies very little wind and dry air. that's when you can get some of the coolest temperatures of the year. and that's what we're seeing this morning. cooler than normal temperatures. 61 degrees right now in the lehigh valley. 50s for the suburbs. 64 degrees in delaware. south jersey dropped to 59 degrees. cooler than average in lumberton at 56. 64 in pitman. we have some cooler neighborhoods than others. princeton the school spot. it is this morning at 52 degrees. see the temperatures climb into the 80s. in fact middle to upper 80s this afternoon. around 8 # degrees in philadelphia. might peak up to 87. not w

. >> and the burlington county times, children are receiving better education in burlington county. but their over well-being has declined. that is according to report compiled by the non-profit advocate for children of new jersey. the report ranks burlington county ninth out of 21 counties in educating and 15th d welling. >> from the reading eagle, spike lee will be coming to redding this year after all. on september 8th and 9th, the sitly host the reading sport festival will feature live music, and cycling races for children, and recreational and professional cyclists from across the country. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> and pat's here with a preview of sports. good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys, last night, slugger took flight in miami during the homerun derby. the winner actually has an important connection to our area. plus, joel embiid of course hanging in miami. we'll show you what he took home when we return with pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty m

most of them, split between burlington and camden counties and at this point, the most significant damage that we have been able to see so far is a fire on the northbound black horse pike some downed power lines, emergency crews on scene, but told all of the northbound lanes are closed at this point. so we have a crew head today that scene and we will bring you more information on that, but, here in atlantic city, pretty much all clear, all quiet. we really dodged a bullet here , but for now, live in atlantic city, trang do, cbs-3 , "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> all right, trang, thank you , stay safe. >> nature put on quite a show in new jersey as strong thunderstorms passed through. "eyewitness news" viewer captain mike rosman captured this video of waterspout in cumberland county happened about 4:00 yesterday afternoon , see the funnel moving quitely through the clouds, thanks, mike, for sharing this video with us. >> and heavy downpours have left some local communities with a good amount of standing water there is was the scene in chaddsford, delaware county last nigh

just before burlington and mount holly. exit 5. headed northbound. maybe more towards trenton see the right lane blocked there. still be able to get by. vai and tracey, back to you. >>> basketball hoops will hang again in one lehigh community. return to the court comes with a catch. students call for changes. >>> dress code policy switch at one local school. >>> holding hands to form a human chain. dozens of beach goers springing into action. >>> summer nuisance for sure. what's attracting an ining antsr home and how to get rid of the pests. day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! >>> just about quarter to six a.m. dozens of rescuers came to help save two boys caught up in dangerous rip currents. >> about 80 people form

you can see, there is the severe thunderstorm morning, burlington, ocean counties for another 45 minute, until 4:45, does include areas like toms river and manchester, heavy rainfall, lot of lightning, also the potential for some gusty winds with the thunderstorms as they continue to move off the coastline. there is flashflood warning also in effect until 7:00 this morning, that does include us here in philly, because we had all of the rain, all of the runoff is going to continue to be a problem for us through the morning, couple of lingering showers until about 9:00 or so. temperatures mid 70s around 9:00 a.m. then we will be getting upping into the high 80s, meisha, later this afternoon. so it will be another hot day for us, but there is some relief, not just from all of the rain but from some of the heat and humidity, as well, coming in the next couple every days. >> it will be busy, thanks, matt. i'll piggyback on what matt just said. looking at the roadways, an accident here, involving truck , kind of see it, little bit hard to see, nine at southbound at the vine, all lanes were bl

five thirty pm for the following counties in pennsylvania bucks montgomery and philadelphia and burlington new jersey. roughshod in many cases all over the community and unfortunately it seems like we are seeing this obviously time and time again like you said no matter whether there's video that surfaced or not like in the case of randall could still and how the officer was acquitted of any wrongdoing even though video surfaces showing what happened in that situation so do you believe that this is just going to continue that there's absolutely no solution to this to this issue here in the country one of the things is that we really need to have true civilian review boards i'm not talking about civilian review boards that's controlled by the police so controlled by the government but a real civilian review boards that in a sense is acting as consumers looking at how these officers are patrolling the community and whether that's justifiable only because every place we've had generally civilian review board has been taken over by law enforcement or been taken over by government or they've ma

the burlington county prosecutor's office says a resident here in the 700 block of hartford road called to report a home invasion after midnight. saying two men broke in, a struggle ensued and the resident was somehow able to stab both men be one died the other took off. police trying to confirm whether a man who checked into the medical center in wilmington borrow hours later with stab wounds is that other suspect. police insist the public is not at risk but neighbors want answers. >> i want to know what's going on so we can take proper precautions for ourselves and families and kids >> people alarmed >> i'm sure they are. >> how can't be be. >> reporter: after police left, we approached a man at the home but seeing us coming, he jumped into his car and quickly drove off through oncoming traffic nearly getting hit. the home sits across the street from a walking trail. >> totally shocking. it's a quiet peaceful neighborhood. it's a stunner for me. >> reporter: now, little while ago we reached out to the burlington county prosecutor's office, they're not releasing additional details toni

same goes for burlington bristol. vai and tracey, back to you. >> america's biggest birthday party is here. 241 years. wawa welcome america nonstop day of fun set to begin in just a few short hours from now. >>> nbc 10 has all access pass to festivities. pamela osborne live on independence maul. party begins later this morning. pam. >> reporter: speaking of that all-access past. take a look. some crew just got here this morning. getting ready to bring all of this to you live this morning. as for the stage, that's set for the celebration of freedom ceremony. boys to men honored here. philly pops will be making big band debut. also where the wawa foundation will present the wawa foundation hero award. again, we're bringing this all to you live. that's not all. this is video from last year's parade. this video 4,000 marchers. goes until noon. afterwards the party moves to the parkway. going to be five blocks of free family fun and entertainment. there will be crafts for the kids. a zip line and two beer gardens for the g

it's stopping before that so you don't have to worry about a burlington bristol opening.er to you. >> good to know. thank you, matt. >>> police say a driver loaded up his car with four propane tanks and intentionally drove into his ex-girlfriend's apartment building. it happened in fort pierce florida yesterday afternoon. the crash caused the car to explode and flames shot up to the second floor of the apartment building. the 31-year-old driver in the car was killed. no one else was hurt. the red cross is helping 18 people forced out of their homes. >> a colorado man woke up to find that his house had been ransacked while he slept upstairs and the culprit wasn't a robber, it was a bear. video shows the bear opening the refrigerator in the colorado springs home on monday night. the bear spent about five hours inside the home and then finally busted out through a door. parks and wildlife officers tracked the bear down yesterday morning and euthanized it to protect others. they say the same bear was caught on camera in a garage last week. >> ♪ using artificial tears often an

burlington bristol is clear. vai, back to you. >>> new warning to parents this morning about playground sand box. straight ahead, what researchers found when they put the sand itself under a microscope. >>> plus nbc 10 helping you banish summer pests in your home. up next, how to stop ants from finding their way inside. >>> coming up at 6:45. taking apart the photo. local expert explains why he says it can't be amelia earhart in this newly released picture. >>> quarter past 6:00 a.m. take a look at this video. see a whirling inferno of flames crossing that ridge. time lapse video from the wall fire. one of more than a dozen wildfires currently burning in california. >> summertime staple for small children. now researchers have a warning about what might be lurking in the playground sand box. their study found half of sand boxes had bacteria that was resistant to antibiotics. use disinfecting wipes. >>> time of year you see more ants in and around your home. >> pest control technicians tell us the calls about brow

burlington bristol bridge set for a opening at 5:45. any minute we will have an opening. we had one at that coney palmyra. we are dealing with haze, live look at some fog, 422, out near pottstown collegeville interchange, and so a little bit there. for gang from wilmington and delaware in problems on i-95. good morning to allentown looking good along the extension and route 209, to and from the poconos, threatening included there will cause some fog delays. in problems on the turnpike itself, blue route looking good heading down toward the airport, but down the shore, north on the garden state parkway an accident, right before the atlantic city expressway, and because of the quicks of the rain and high tide we have high water at the brooklawn circle route 130 and route 47, watch out for delays , route 130 just off of centre square road watch for high water, again as a result of the rain and high tide. down here in delco marsh road which is route three between chestnut and darley road watch for local detours. mass transit, we had that water main break in the neighborhood.

the smoke has spread from the state forest in burlington county to three other counties and reaching to the beaches a at the jersey shore. we're covering this fire from the air and the ground tonight. ted greenberg slooif in washington township. let's begin with mitch blocker. you can see the white smoke that used to be a wall of thick black smoke. but now as you look through the clouds, you can see the trees beneath them. when we got on the scene, it locks like a 7,000-foot ceiling for where these clouds are. that's about half that according to the radar equipment. for more on how this is affecting those on the ground, let's go to ted greenberg. >> reporter: we are on the ground at the command post in washington township burlington county. this is closed right now because of the smoke and falling ash. we're about three miles away from the perimeter of that fire. if you're drive iing to the jer shore this evening or tomorrow, there's a chance you'll run into that smoke. many already have. the garden state this year sending flames leaping into the air. plumes of smoke reaches the beac

you can see smoke plume in burlington county. as far as wind are concerned across the region we have in the been seeing ton of wind but little bit of the westerly component has been pushing some of that smoke down to those shore points. we can see that wind shifting more out of the south, as we head into the evening hours tonight and that could push the smoke closer toward philadelphia, later on, so that is something we will watch out for very closely. otherwise we are fog the heat. we have a excessive heat warning that remains in effect all the way through 8:00 p.m. this evening. we could see heat index values of the triple digits and that is what we have been seeing for much of the day to day. as far as temperatures are concerned, we are well into the 90's, right now we have a current temperature of around 93 degrees in philadelphia. and, hot one today. even hot down here in ocean city. but i think i see someone, making his way down here, ukee washington. >> where did you get this thing. >> many thanks to 13th street bike renta

we're starting with a crash in bordentown township, burlington county. it's blocking the inter drive of the new jersey turnpike of exit 7 route 206. you can get by in the outer drive, but expect delays, a nasty crash in newport, delaware, the action cam was on the scene. it involved a truck that was carrying laundry that burst into flames, the driver lost control and ended up on the new jersey barrier, this unfolded on i-95 northbound basin road in newport, a bit of noose they have everything cleared -- good news, they have everything cleared out of the way you can get by on i-95. vine street expressway is still closed, visibilities are down on this friday morning. >>> this is breaking crews on the scene of an underground fire gladwyn, montgomery county, north spring mill road at conshohocken state road. a tree branch fell on wires and that started a fire that spread to a gas line. peco is digging up the roads and getting on with repairs. 47 customers are without electric power. >>> on "action news," nearly a dozen vehicles were damaged by an out-of-cont

the radar picks up the puffs of smoke as they pass through southern burlington and southern ocean county. heat index, 85 in philadelphia. we had a rush of storms to the north. you see cooler temperatures where it rained. it's blazing hot. 11:00 at night, 93 wilmington and 93 at the atlantic citthered through. we are dealing with high cloud cover lingering around here. friday, heat indexes 100-degrees with air temperatures 90s in the afternoon. it feels like 90, 9:00 in the morning. saturday, scatter downpours in the morning. things fire up during the day and especially afternoon. heavy hitters coming through. we repeat that as we get to sunday. down at the shore, 89, hot but dry. evening storms and a hot day saturday, and sunday, 87-degrees, moderate risk of rip currents in the ocean water. heatwave lasts through monday. tomorrow is a dry day not humidity wise but storm wise. that changes this weekend, active saturday afternoon, throughout the day sunday. we continue hot monday with scattered storms and the breaks arrive tuesday, the humidity drops and a nice stretch of weather middle of

as of last evening the fire in burlington county was raging on 3500 acres.pokesman for the new jersey forest fire service is not threatening structures, but having an impact. people have been smelling smoke as far away as long beach island, 30 miles per hour away. >>> president trump has fired off a tweet to the washington post for reporting the russian ambassador discussed politics s. sessions stands by his previous assertion that he never hadt du. the president spent part of yesterday aboard the u.s.s. gerald ford, the world's most advanced aircraft carrier. >> this ship insures that if a fight does come, it will end the same way, we will win, win, win. >>> vice president mike pence was in ohio talking aboutre >> president trump and i will keep fighting every single day until this congress puts on his desk a bill to repeal and replace bomb -- obama care. >>> despite repeated efforts, the republican-contro healthcare bill. >>> days after being diagnosed with brain cancer senator mccain took time to enjoy the outdoors with his daughter meghan. meghan tweeted

. >>> a school bus crashed in burlington county yesterday.t collided with a car during the evening rush. 15 people were taken to the hospital to be checked out. >>> no prison time for the master mind behind the braj gate scandal prosecutors had pushed for no prison time since his testimony had helped convict two former aides of govern nor chris christie. the testimony helped convict bridget kelly and in march, both were sentenced to prison terms and community service. >>> and they had to rescue a worker 80 feet in the air. a worker got stuck late yesterday morning. a crane was used in the rescue. the man is expected to be okay. >>> we have issued the first aloert to prepare you for the dangerous heat and humidity today. >> it will feel like 100 degrees or more. find a cool, shaded air conditioned place. libraries, malls, those are all good options. make sure your pet is cool as well and hot pavement the burn their paws. it's important to drink a lot of fluids regardless of your activity level because it's so hot. fans move around hot air may

eight nine remained in effect until nine pm and now includes the following counties in new jersey burlington cayman come and gloucester remember a severe thunderstorm watch means the conditions are favorable for the development of severe weather including large hail and damaging winds in and close of the watch area while severe weather may not be imminent persons should remain alert for rapidly changing weather conditions and listen for leaders statements and possible warnings to stay tuned to the weather radio commercial radio and television outlets or internet sources for the latest severe weather information repeating a severe thunderstorm watch number three eight nine remains in effect until nine pm and now include following counties in new jersey burlington camden cumberland and gloucester. i mean you. don't know how you think they should. begin to figure out. what it had been a day i. didn't know it'd been a. week later than not be immediately begin to. go along with the day you. know you can anyone tell you. it's. one of the biggest challenges that any investigators face in dealing wi

burlington, wisconsin. >> quite a scene in the heartland. and that region is going to see more severe storms today. but there's some relief for the northeast. >> accuweather's justin povick is here with the details. good morn, justin. >> thanks and good morning to you. more downpours for today, along with that, the potential for gusty thunderstorms and it's all out ahead of a front that will turn the northeast less humid as we venture into saturday. but steamy again out ahead of the front. greatest threat for severe weather in the red. that's from philadelphia to allentown and reading. down toward d.c. damaging winds the primary threat. can't rule out an isolated tornado. kendis? linda? >> quite a busy day on the weather front. >>> we're going to turn our attention overseas to bastille day. the president is celebrating with his new bff, the president of france. >> they agreed to work together on issues like syria despite their differences. the president also defended his son, don jr. over that controversial preelection meeting with a lawyer

. >>> authorities in burlington county say a man was struck by lightening near the docks of a yacht club. chopper 3 in new gretna. the man was rushed to the hospital and no word on the condition. the pop-up storm that had the lightening was fired by the excessive heat blanketing our region and it could be several days until we feel relief kchelsea ingram joins us now. >> the high temperature today in philadelphia was 94. of course, it felt warmer than that when you factored in in combination of both heat and humidity. we're down into the 60's, 70's and 80's across the delaware valley, it's 82 in philadelphia, 78 in allentown, 82 in trenton be 78 in atlantic city. 76 in millville. more heat on the way. in fact, dangerous heat and excessive heat warning has been issued and goes into effect starting at noon tomorrow, for all these counties in pink. he were could have heat index values upwards of 98 to around 103. we're forecasting a hakeem around 101 in philadelphia tomorrow afternoon and 98 on friday. i'll let you know when we'll finally get relief coming up in your full forecast back to y

burlington, no scheduled openings yet. i'll keep my eye on that too. >>> happening today, everything must go at the former trump taj mahal in atlantic city. >> in just hours a liquidation sale starts and you can walk away with a nice mirror or a piece of history for your living room. >> we're live with a look at what's up for grabs. >> reporter: if you're redoing the living room or the man cave or opening a hotel, this is your chance to own a piece of atlantic city history. right here, the old taj mahal, pretty much empty with the exception of the contents left inside when this closed back in october. so there's a liquidation sale here. everything must go and it's all to make way for the horde roharg next year. coffee tables, lamps, entertainment centers, baby grand pianos and a package deal. take a look at this one. a pillow top bed, a four drawer chest, two night stands, a table lamp, a desk lamp, a desk chair, two side chairs, a marble top game table and three pieces of room art and a mirror all for $299. so that's pret

. >> yes, we have severe thunderstorm warning for burlington, ocean counties until 4:45. so for a little while longer. if you are planning on leaving right now and if you can probably delay your trip please do so because, this may be the beginning of the end, for the war of it, we will examine our radar a little bit more closely when we come right back. >>> rainy days, and mondays. >> this only add to the misery this morning. it is horrible outside. first of all, it is monday morning, then we have music that wants to push you back into bed. then we have to deal with all this rain out there sue serio. >> that is right. the whole day won't be a rainy day but it will be pretty soupy because we are expecting humidity hang around the rest of the day. looking at the direction that the rain is moving especially with the lightening here everything is moving to the north/northe out of our area and delaware is almost in the clear at this point. we will zoom in a little bit closer, heaviest rain, lightening, thunder all in southern new jersey around burlington county, ocean county,

at the burlington center mall the place is pretty dead.i'd estimate that 80 or 90% of the stores don't have any tenants in them. redevelopment has been promised for years but has not happened yet. opened in 1992 at the heyday of malls this is what it looks like now. >> it have been whittled down to just a handful of major department stores across the entire country. now three of the biggest middle-class department stores, macy's, jcpenney's and sears are all cutting their store. >> the burlington center fears it is open but little else's. amazon and on my camp predators are doing to malls what malls once did to main street usa. >> the malls represented a wonderful climate controlled computer convenient place closer to the middle class was starting to live. it really brought about the demise of virtually all americans downtown. >> the decline of the mall is just one symptom of a larger decline of real tail shopping. economists reported since january 2017, 50000 retail jobs have been lost nationwide. that is online shopping went from 5% of t

burlington bristol also clear. >> thank you. hungry for viabilityry. one new jersey school official is taking part in. plus a dangerous spot. the popular summer location where police are cracking down in effort to save lives. >>> fireworks fright. what starts out as fun turns into an alleged crime. all caught on camera. >>> concerned community members raised money to pay for extra security. sky force ten found several people swimming at devil's pool yesterday. jumping off the rocks is a tradition there and also illegal. injured and killed swimmers there. community raised $10,000 so police can keep watch and crack down on violators. they say it's working. >>> new video shows why you should never play with fireworks. charged three kentucky teenagers with criminal mischief. police say the teening stole the fireworks from a nearby store. video posted on facebook and helped police make the arrest. >>> 5:47. school superintendant in north jersey says she will try to eat ten hotdogs in ten minutes at the annual hot dog eating contest. >> good luck. superinten

. >> burlington county times bub debate over proposal to run high pressure natural gas pipeline betweenorthern burlington county will start up again today, new jersey pine land commission held special meetings to hear public comments on project. it wig held at pine belt marina in toms river at 9:30 this morning. >>> on the front page of the bucks county courier times the pennsylvania more infants are addicted then are reported to the state. just 2100 pennsylvania newborns whose mother had medicaid were diagnosed with narcotic withdraw syndrome last year but 972 infants were reported to county child welfare authorities. >>> from the times herald winners have been announced in the norristown garden contest and competition i will tell you was fierce. world war two memorial on paws avenue and norristown state hospitals tied for first place >>> that is a look at knew papers headlines around delaware valley. >>> out of this world celebration for one of the philly's on. >> guyan blueford honored at city hall and man music center . >> they went on a voyage through space with classical contempor

i would expect an opening at the burlington bristol bridge. matt. >> thank you, matt.istie made it official before midnight the government shutdown is over. that means state run parks and beaches will be opened for the july 4th holiday. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live in the satellite center to break down the deal for us. >> reporter: jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, matt. new jersey is back opened for business just in time for the fourth of july and many people this morning are breathing a sigh of relief in what lawmakers are calling and describing as the best deal they've seen in over a decade. this morning state beaches, parks and historic sites will open for the first time after a three-day government shutdown that furloughed an estimated 30 to 35,000 state workers. this after the legislature went back into session monday to try and break the deadlock and come to a compromise. >> finally tonight i'm very pleased that both the speaker and the senate president have reached an agreement which will result in the legislature fulfilling their obligation

it happened in florence burlington county last september.riguez was an off duty burlington township police officer at the time. in court today more than a dozen friends and family oil members of williams described the pain of losing her so soon. >> you were angry in there. >> i'm angry because they still have a son to see. you may see him in prison, but you can lay your eyes on him. i can't lay my eyes on ariana. she's gone. >> for me every day is hard. i have a hole in my heart. i think about my daughter every day. >> the williams family plans to sue the former officer and at least one of the bars that served him that night. >>> well the search is on for a gunman involved in drive by shooting in the heart of the south philadelphia it happened at din are in time. near eighth and tasker it was last week. police just releasing surveillance video tonight of a white cadillac circling the block three times then the driver opens fire on a 23-year-old man and his friend as they walk into 700 block of tasker. neighbors are obviously upset and shaken

. >>> dozens of firefighters continue to fight a fire in burlington county. it has burnt through 1,000 acres of land in wharton state forest. it's 60% contained and residents in ocean, burlington counties may see and smell the smoke. >> investigators are looking for the two men responsible for a deadly home invasion. the late night attack killed a man in a wheelchair. katherine scott has the latest. >> reporter: a 36-year-old man in a wheel chair was shot and killed here and the 51-year-old caretaker was also wounded. the motive remains under investigation. >> he was pairalized in a shooting more than a decade ago. late last night a shooting claimed his life. a 36-year-old man in a wheelchair just returned home with his 51-year-old caretaker when two men with gun as approach approached. i paid no attention and then laid down. this happened on the 3300 block of north brad street before midnight where the victim lives with his mother, sister and her father children. the caretaker helped the man up the front steps into the house. >> the 36-year-old wheelchair bo

fire crews in new jersey continue to battle a fire in wharton state forest in burlington county and says completely contained but not under control as of this evening the fire is still burning on 3500 acres today crews held the containment lines mopped up and patrolled the area and crews expected to hold those lines through the overnight hours. update now to a story we first brought you at 6:00 police have taken a person into custody for the murder of a woman in ocean city new jersey. officers were called to the wesley inn on 900 wesley avenue and discovered 54 denise weber in the room and arrested her boyfriend 49-year-old paul kline an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. tensions are running high in frankfort after a man shot and killed another man and his girlfriend. it happened last weekend and as of yet the shooter has not been charged with any crime his neighbors want to know why and action news annie mccormick is live from philadelphia police headquarters with more on what happened in the neighborhood tonight annie. >> reporter: and sarah it was during that emotional vigil that fa

northbound side before burlington and mount holly has right lane blocked with overturned tractor trailer crash approaching in that direction. headed up towards the northbound side towards trenton. right now if you do feel a little nervous about it, you can take 295. very clear right now. watching a few things though. more construction. on 495 northbound between edge mother road and philadelphia pike. maybe a delay for your morning drive. also watching bridges. tacony-palmyra clear. ben franklin is clear. moving into philadelphia. updates when i come back in ten minutes and we'll check in with new jersey roads too. >>> so it's 81 degrees outside. ten minutes before five. you know what kind of heat that means is headed our way. >> bill was telling us earlier when we mentioned the summer concert series. he looked it up. cooler than than inland. folks down there, want to address accordingly to. >> still take precautions. not nearly what it's going to be inland. >> little breeze coming off the ocean air for those coming to the concert a little later tonight. 10 minutes before 5:00 a.m. and it

. >>> sky fox over a forest fire in burlington county.ver 3,000 acres of wharton state forest in burlington county now burning with only 70% of that fire contained. although the fire is till being fueled by downed trees fire officials say they are confident they will get the fire under control. crews will continue working through the night to manage the flames. >>> on your radar, this oppressive heat is sticking around for the weekend a live look at ocean city, new jersey, we are talking dangerously hot temperatures this weekend. there's also a chance for some storms. let's check in with meteorologist scott williams who has all the details in your forecast at 11:00. scott. >> high there, dawn. for the upcoming weekend a one-two punch. keep the theme going. temperatures, yeah, stuck in the 90s and also looks like we have that threat for those strong to severe thunderstorms especially tomorrow afternoon and evening. so that tops your headlines. ultimate doppler right now pretty dry. we have some clouds kind of moving through the area. high

good really good all day patrolman anthony zen knee and the burlington township police drove around ina ice trip stopping in neighborhoods giving away free water ice. it's a simple thing. but they believe being known in the neighborhood you patrol it's necessary. >> the big part of the community resource bureau it shows we're not -- we're not bad guys. we're here for the community. that's our ultimate goal. >> they want to establish positive under actions with neighbors and excuse to just talk to people and parents and grandparents appreciated the concern for how the next generation will view the police. >> they feel like they're their buddies and i know when we were younger, we were afraid of the police so this is a really great way to connect. >> you approach us let's ut come out in the community. >> they see pop pop and grandma under acting with the police sort of gives them the impression that things are okay. it's not what they see on tv. >> nobody including the officers believe that free water ice is the cure all for conflicts between the police and the community. but it could be

clear on the burlington bristol and we'll end here. moving through and right here is the ben franklin bridge toll plaza. no backups on the roads right now. >> terror, a robber uses a weap weapon. >>> it's 6:15. 70 degrees out side and this morning we're going behind the scenes at one of the hottest summertime treats, ice cream. >> and this place there's always a line out the door. >> we get a look at the iconic shop serving up some cool flavors. >> reporter: it's all work. >> we just make ice cream all day. >> reporter: a cool job, to say the least, but ice cream on a massive scale takes know how and perfection. >> it must be a very cold freezer and then we move it into sort of gradually warmer freezers until it gets into where we can scoop it. >> reporter: she oversees the process from cream to ice cream. a labor of love and time. each batch has to start 24 hours before it can be served. >> every time i put stuff in the ma venoand ice cream comes out, i smile. >> reporter: the most popular flavor is vanilla. let's see how they make st

king of prussia to burlington, burlington county itself, just nice conditions out there as we go througho the shore. so we're not trauking any heavy rain anymore, but we are still tracking the steady rain along the jersey shore. not as heavy though. still about third of an inch and pockets of yellow that you see over atlantic county and then a little over tenth of an inch near the atlantic city airport. much better off than the over an inch per hour rate that we were looking at a couple hours ago. that has moved just a bit to the southeast and is now off the shore line. as we pull it out wider, the green boxes are all flooding reports. they are all over the place from atlantic to cape may county, cumberland to kent and sussex county. these are the areas that we said would be the focus of the first alert. and these are the areas where we have gotten all the flood alerts. still likely more will come in as we progress through the day. mostly cloudy as we continue on. i think some peaks of sun in the afternoon are possible for philadelphia and we'll make to the mid to spot upper 70s for high