portions of camden county and then scream sowrng portions of -- extreme southern portions of burlington county. at warning for extreme portions of mercer county and northern monmouth county until 7:15 a.m., that cell is pushing away from the delaware and the lehigh valleys. we'll stay on top of this for a couple of minutes, tornado warnings continue. i'm starting to see things quiet down a little bit to the west. if we can get a confirmation, looks like this warning has now been discontinued which would be a good sign. let me see if i can confirm that. 6 8. i'll tell you what we'll do, we'll sit on this, let's sit on this until 7:00 a.m., as i'm updating things, looks like they have just now taken down the tornadoes warning. we have two minutes until 7:00 let's see it through as the storm pushes through the blue anchor area. again it's formed into a dangerous squall line here, this is the remnants of tropical storm cindy pushed through a couple of days ago, wentz onshore in western portions of louisiana. surprisingly enough, the center of the storm has maintained its structure very well as it

all this severe weather heading toward southern burlington county into the southern part of ocean county right toward lbi and garden state parkway where you see the bright reds and that magenta. downpours associated with these severe storms and damaging winds in excess of 60 miles an hour. on ultimate doppler you can see that severe thunderstorm warning still in effect for the southern part of burlington county and also ocean county including long beach island until 6:15 this afternoon. if anyone is down the shore on lbi of give them a call. tell them to get inside and wait until the dangerous storms pass through staffed for eaglesville and little egg harbor township lightning streaks and downpours with these particular storms. damaging winds will continue to persist. they are moving toward the east at 40 miles an hour and these storms will be near long beach by 6:10 and beach haven by 6:19 once again a severe thunderstorm warning in effect including long beach island until 6:15. these storms have a history of 60 to 70 miles an hour. multiple reports of trees and wires down in pennsylvan

once against severe thunderstorm warning in effect for burlington county and into camden county, new jersey, at this point moving across the river from philadelphia. these storms have a history of damaging winds. 60 to 70 miles an hour winds already reported in counties to the new york and west of philadelphia. trees and wires already down through montgomery county as a result of these severe storms. and heavy rain some torrential downpours creating ponding on our area highways so if anyone is on the road, give them call and let them know that these storms are moving through. additional storms possible this evening. then we'll talk about the threat of intensity heat coming our way later this week. but for now we're tracking the storms. i'll be back later in the broadcast. >> thank you very much, kathy. >>> back now to that story at the top of the show. man shot and killed behind iron hill brewery in maple shade, burlington county. police are telling us tonight they do not believe this was a random shooting. >> people who live in the area say they are stunned and fox 29's dawn timmy h

the southeastern part of burlington county and all of ocean county including long beach island rightow. folks there vacationing early you'll want to give them a ring because there is a nasty storm at chads worth heading toward surf city and old barney and the northern tip all the way down to beach haven. guilford park 6:02. and torrential rain and it sirngs to the east at 35 miles per hour. it is also bringing a really strong rush of wind. to the west this is where the storm first clipped in the northern parts of chester county. not severe but downingtown and westchester and norristown all of this sliding to the east and the city seeing sun and more setting in from the west. getting many pictures on my facebook and twitter page, i appreciate you sending them in. this from the oxford circle section. christina says on the hood of this parked car here and incredible damage and trees down from montgomery county and philadelphia don't. temperatures have fallen into the 70s where we have seen the rain and 80s to the south in millville and dover and sun is out in cape may at 78. a front tha

for sections of camden, gloucester and section of burlington county. we still have active tornado warning issued by the national weather service until 7:15. that includes you. eastern sections of mercer county. it looks like the most potent energy with that now moving to sections of middlesex and also monmouth dounltsyes to east of trenton. and we're still watching a lot of strong rotation there and as we move to burlington county places like tabernacle. shamong looking at tropical to heavy downpours. moving down ac expressway move into atlantic county now on your radar we're watching some of the very heavy rainfall moving from west to west. also places like cumberland county waking up with us and vineland, millville, you're looking at very heavy rainfall showing up now on ultimate doppler. so we'll zoom in and show you winslot. hammonton. buena vista and heavy rainfall and pittsgrove area looking at strong, gusty winds as well as this activity moves offer to the east at about 40 miles an hour. once again right now the heaviest of the rainfall moving al

. >> >> the suspect taught chemistry in medford, burlington county. that's where david spunt is live with reaction to the teacher's arrest. >> reporter: eric howell is behind bars tonight. facing several charges. he will appear before a judge early tomorrow morning. those who live around here say this is disturbing and authorities say it all began with a simple coconut water bottle. here he is, 43-year-old eric you howell a chemistry teacher at lenape high school, detectives say he took pictures and vice under the skirts and shorts of teenager female students. burlington county authorities say howell used a coconut water box like this to hide a small camera. they say he put the box in his brief case, and that's how he got his shots. detectives say he lowered the briefcase near unassuming victims. a student noticed the odd behavior and reported it to school officials this month. >> it was disgusting. he should be fired, all the above. i don't think it's right. >> reporter: howell was arrested after authorities searched his maple shade home. found multi

we have breaking news to pass along from burlington county, new jersey, chopper 6 hd is live over 295 south where a tractor trailer was involved in a crash in the southbound lanes of 295 just south of route 73 in mount laurel. we are taking a look at the aftermath of the accident here. crews remain on the scene cleaning up from the crash right now, the tractor trailer is off to the side of the road and the traffic seems to be moving without problems, but again just to be aware of an accident here on i-295 south burlington county south of route 73 in mount laurel. we'll keep you posted here as we look live from sky 6 hd at this hour. >>> now to the latest on an investigation into a shooting by a philadelphia police officer that left a man dead. the police commissioner says that the officer shot the man in the back while he was running away. katherine scott is here with the latest. >> reporter: police do have surveillance video of what they believe is the final part of that incident. the man being shot by an officer as he is running away but right now police are looking for more cameras

we'll focus on the severe storm in the southeastern parts of burlington county as well as ocean county until 6:30, winds of 60 miles per hour the storm includes long beach island. we look at this storm. the bow to it again. like the bow of an arrow if you pull it out and send the arrow away. near warren grove about to head to surf city and barnegat light. the time is 6:15 and dangerous lightning and torrential rain and we look at the velocity on the radar and anywhere you see the red that is the rush of wind heading towards barnegat and barnegat light. this is about to cross the garden state parkway with 50 to 60 miles per hour winds. we'll chat about the seven-day forecast, and tropical storm cindy that could play a part in our forecast later in the week. >>> police in gloucester county continue to investigate the murder of a woman founded in her swimming pool on saturday. michelle long was thought to have drowned but found that she was killed by blunt force trauma. sara bloomquist is live in warwitch township. >> we are not getting a lot of information from the authorities here. we d

. >> >> the suspect taught chemistry in medford, burlington county. that's where david spunt is live with reaction to the teacher's arrest. >> reporter: eric howell is behind bars tonight. facing several charges. he will appear before a judge early tomorrow morning. those who live around here say this is disturbing and authorities say it all began with a simple coconut water bottle. here he is, 43-year-old eric you howell a chemistry teacher at lenape high school, detectives say he took pictures and vice under the skirts and shorts of teenager female students. burlington county authorities say howell used a coconut water box like this to hide a small camera. they say he put the box in his brief case, and that's how he got his shots. detectives say he lowered the briefcase near unassuming victims. a student noticed the odd behavior and reported it to school officials this month. >> it was disgusting. he should be fired, all the above. i don't think it's right. >> reporter: howell was arrested after authorities searched his maple shade home. found multi

this is through gloucester and camden county into burlington county. if you are unsure if this includes you, let's zoom in and we'll look at all of the neighborhoods under this warning. so this is through too east greenwich, down to pit man, washington township to turnersville, stratford to somerdale, voorhees to berlin, waterford and then just outside of medford lakes. so you can see down to the road here where the warning is in place. if you are in these neighborhoods, you need to be taking cover. you need to grab the phone, walk away from the television and get to your lowest location possible away from windows. let's go to the other warning slicing lieu pe ining through m. trenton, hamilton square, we'll zoom closer and east wind sosor township and twin rivers are, and then parts of ocean county and long branch. these are the two warnings in place. this one in effect through 7:15 a. back to radar now, so here is a look. deepest reds, oranges, these are the areas of the heaviest rain slicing through. also the area where we may see that tornado spawn

burlington county, and camden county right now, ocean county until 6:15. we will see this moving off to thee southe a possibility of 50 to 60-mile an hour wind. good news a cell looks like it is starting to weaken a little bit but still pack a punch as it moves in barnegat light house in beach haven, mystic island and little egg harbor. that is moving in the next 10 to 15 minutes. or wise quiet conditions, another round of rain, couple of rumbles working through chester county trying to sneak in delaware county but we didn't have widespread storm activity. we had one cell that tracked all the way, across the delaware valley, maintaining its, strength as it did over last couple of hours. it brought down trees, wires in pottstown. even some damage to some homes delran township burlington county, new jersey, large tree branches down, radnor delaware county, numerous large trees down,e hampton see trend, several trees down. it will be a tough commute watching out and navigating around these tree branches and down wires as well, but things will be quiet as we h

peco is getting ready to clear the scene in burlington county. franklin bridge start to slow down, westbound traffic coming into the city already jammed approaching 8th and vine from the mid span to 8th and vine slowing down on the ben franklin bridge. looking at the travel times slow on i-95 24 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. schuylkill expressway eastbound not bad. westbound 22 minute ride toward the blue route. 42 slowing no major jams, but it's that time of the morning. waze app we found a problem a big accident on the northeast extension, power went out on that, at any rate the northeast extension an accident scene as you head out. >> president trump will announce that he move to privatize the nation's air traffic control system. he will hold multiple efforts about the infrastructure reform. >>> james comey is set to testify on thursday about aspects of the russia probe that lading the white house. >>> shocking surveillance video shows the moment a teenager beats a 90-year-old with a cane in a random attack. he walked to the 90-year-

trenton seeing rainfall right now northern burlington county.vy rainfall is already passed us and the thunder and lightning you may have heard overnight is already done for the day. this afternoon, just a slight chance of a shower. see a little bit of action to the west. otherwise, we're dry, but things are growing to be heating up at the end of the week. temperatures will really be climbing, but today and tomorrow, looking pretty nice. partly sunny skies. nice and comfortable this afternoon. 79 degrees. most of the day dry. there's a chance we see isolated showers this afternoon. less likely what we went through this morning. tomorrow another beautiful day. 81 the high. humidity stays low. after a mornings temperature in the 50s. little bit cooler tomorrow. then here comes the heat and humidity starts moving back in for thursday. steamy for friday. 94 degrees after morning low of 74. 90s again on saturday. morning temperatures in the 70s. chance of showers and thunderstorms comes through sunday and takes a break on monday. the 4th of july partl

. >>> browns mills, burlington county got pummeled. is there damage across the town. but one of the most dramatic scenes was along this road near broadway where fierce wind tore down a row of utility poles. national weather service investigators tell "action news" that most of the damage, they have seen, has been caused by straight line wind. but they are looking into the possibility of a tornado nearby in pemberton township. an "action news" viewer snapped this photo of an apparent funnel cloud not too far from fort dix. >>> well, if you woke up late you may have never had known that severe weather had struck as we look live now on sky 6hd tonight, as a picture perfect summer day with sunny skies, and falling humidity. but, here's how it looks from sky six this morning, dark, ominous cloud looming over the philadelphia sky line at 6:15, and then torrential downpours sweeping across the city, until our camera, is completely obscured by rain. >>> meteorologist melissa magee standing by now, with word -- >> my ear piece is not work. >> but first we will go to "action ne

very light showers moving through camden county and into burlington county. brief shower this morning and the rest of the day will be dry, but come tomorrow, look at all the moisture moving into the south. that's tropical storm cindy. cindy making landfall today but ing into e weakening but all of the southern states and some of that is going to come our way tomorrow, not today. 70 degrees right now in philadelphia. we'll warm through the 70s. it's going to be a warm afternoon on this second day of summer. 86 degrees at 2:00. 87 degrees at 4:00 this afternoon. the good news is the humidity is going to stay in check even with spots of fog in the suburbs. at noontime and into the middle 80s today and clear of rain for the lehigh valley today. cool this morning. 61 degrees. that could drop into the 50s to start with this morning but a fast warmup through the 60s, 70s and into the upper 80s this afternoon. in new jersey atl of light fog and just a few neighborhoods. 64 degrees right now. warming to near 80 by 10:00. it's in the 80s this afternoon. the winds will

the burlington county prosecutor confirmed to fox 29 the investigation remains open but declined to answera parent haason has disclosed he was touched by the aid and has been interviewed by investigators tells fox 29 i am very disgusted by the length of the evident investigation given the fact the alleged perpetrator hasson not been arrested. fox 29 is not naming the young male former aid because he's not been charged. there was no answer at his home wednesday earlier in the man a man in the home confirmed the probe. >> we understand mr. bleep is under investigation by the state police. >> yes, glees and burlington -- >> official investigation in progress. >> he is under investigation? >> reporter: now more controversy. fox 29 has learned two teachers at the school were let go at the end of the school year last tuesday. a source says they were told it was due to low enrollment. don sutton's wife karen is one. he's a former board member at the school. he says his wife raised concerns about the aid with church leaders. >> they removed the cancer being the teachers that were involved in the i

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there is lingering light to moderate rain through ocean county burlington county, atlantic, gloucestery. you can see the yellows. we have seen more than an inch of rain across the area, south jersey right now, a couple of sprinkles and that ice abou and. 55 miles per hour wind gusts in reading. chester county several houses struck by lightning. cape may, the storm came across the bay picking up speed of near 60 miles per hour. delaware county, 55 miles per hour wind gusts. where you have training, storm after storm that passed through, you had intense rainfall totals, an inch in dover, an inch in millville, the atlantic city airport. i-95 storms moved through quickly. much welcome rain but we didn't need severe weather. we talk about the last day of spring being a beauty with the seven-day forecast. >> "action news" morning team will be on the air beginning at 4:30 with the latest on the power outages, storm clean up and any effect of the morning commute. tonight we have learned of tragic consequences of mercer county this afternoon. an off duty hamilton police officer was killed. this

of reports of wind damage, especially from upper montgomery county through philadelphia, a lot of reports in northeast philly and burlington and gloucester counties. a tremendous amount of moisture here. you can see the swirl just south of the coast, and the rain goes all the way into atlanta. the jet stream is going to push some of that moisture in our direction. and the track, the remnants, pretty much agreeing on this, all very tightly concentrated in here. and even as we go into friday, they're tightly concentrated together. and with the winds blowing this way, even on friday, that moisture could be causing rain in our area. then the tracks come right over us, or close to us on saturday morning, leaving a pretty good chance of rain then. no rain during the rain tomorrow. pretty nice looking day, but kind of hot. 90 in fair mount. the humidity not all that high. allentown and easton at 87 degrees. 81 in long port. delaware, dover at 88 degrees. as we go into thursday, thursday is dry, near 90. here comes some showers. look at what happens by friday morning, the first batch of moisture comes in, and that could be heavy.

now you see moving through parts of bucks county and moving out of burlington county. ound of rain is getting ready to move into chester county. this is very light. as you're driving through, maybe a few drops on the windshield. use the wipers, and you'll be good to go. a heads up, it means that extra hairspray, higher humidity, not the most beautiful day. yeah. tracy's like, yeah, we were putting it on early this morning. so we've got the moisture. we've got more to come in the afternoon. take the wider perspective. watch the area of rain that's directly to the west. watch the

. >> reporter: the warning has been discontinued the one in gloucester, camden and burlington counties have been discontinued. the only one in effect for eastern mercer and monmouth counties. that cell is racing off to the east. it will be this cell in here, we're picking up lighten strikes, i want to pan out a little bit so i can get an idea. it will be this area in through here, that's where we're starting to see, you see this right here, almost appears to be a hook shape right here, the good news this is out of our viewing area. this is manalapan. this is near jackson, this cell racing off to the east-northeast at 40 miles per hour. it is moving away over top of monmouth county. this particular warning is up until 7:15. the earlier warning for gloucester and camden counties in southern new jersey has expired. it is discontinued. now we're seeing a squall line as it extends from new york city all the way down through the heart of south jersey into the state of delaware. we're seeing winds anywhere from 40 to 06 miles per hour with this squall line here, but the good news is these win

last showers move through wilmington, philadelphia, suburbs now in burlington county. not much left of the showers right now. no more thunder and lightning ended more than an hour ago. next round of showers. possible this afternoon. most of this is going to be falling apart or moving to the north. there is a chance we'll see an isolated shower this afternoon. right now cooling down. pretty place to start this morning. low 60s for chestnut hill. mount airy. park side. 66 in port richmond. northeast philadelphia is cooler. 62 degrees. 62 in parkwood. that's where we're starting. sunshine will get close to 80 degrees this afternoon for delaware. upper 70s in the lehigh valley. partly to mostly cloudy skies for the lehigh valley. isolated shower is possible this afternoon in new jersey. most neighborhoods will stay dry. and cape may, 75 degrees this afternoon. all around a pretty nice day ahead. break it down hour by hour. show you when you're most likely to see spotty showers later today and that's when i'm back in ten minutes. first, let's see how the traffic is moving.

. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news from burlington county where a man was shot to death in maple shade and police are still looking for his killer. the man was found dead at the iron hill brewery on the 100 block of east kings highway. nora muchanic is live at the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: sara and rick police are keeping us as a distance as we process the scene and one person dead with the shooter apparently still out there. but authorities tell us there is not a danger to the community. >> there was an incident one fatality. and scene here is secure. we are making progress on an investigation but it is early and too early to draw conclusions yet. the prosecutor confirms to "action news" one dead in the shooting on east kings highway in maple shade. police believed 911 calls of a shooting at 8:25 a.m. and the victim's body is under a white sheet on the loading dock of the property. local police and the prosecutors office are investigating. he has been identify but the name will nod be release pending the notification of the family and possibly identified

chopper 6 hd was over a tractor trailer crash over i-295 in burlington county just a short time ago in the southbound lanes south of route 73 in mount laurel. crews re main on the scene of the crash and nobody was hurt and traffic is getting by and you should use caution in the area of 295 south in burlington county. >>> the jury in the bill cosby trial heard more of the comedian's own testimony. part of a taped deposition. vernon odom is live at the courthouse in norristown with more on that. >> reporter: good afternoon rick, this jury chosen from an allegheny jury pool could have this case and start deliberating by sometime monday or tuesday we learned today. right now the prosecutor is trying to use some of cosby's own words from the past to generate a guilty verdict here. >> the prosecution hopes to rest later today. the most powerful moments in the presentation, when central accuser andrea constand took the stand describing cosby giving her pills and wine in '04. >> a cheltenham detective read to the jury parts of cosby's deposition from a decade ago. he said he was afraid constan

a severe thunderstorm warning for northern ocean county in southern new jersey northeastern burlington county in southern new jersey southern monmouth county in central new jersey in till six pm at five eighteen pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from cream ridge to rights town moving east at forty five miles per hour. sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include toms river lakewood jackson beach with my point pleasant beach seaside heights lakehurst town men looking allenwood six flags theme park georgetown castille vista center brick township pine ridge at crestwood columbus leisure village with us plainly park and leisure village for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six pm for the following counties in new jersey burlington monmouth and ocean. the u.s. and russia is further damaging their relations well to discuss this topic i was joined earlier by daniel valid he's a professor of

and now to burlington county where a downed tree forced police to close garland road. no one was reported hurt here. let's get our weather forecast. >> those storms are out of the picture today. still a few clouds in the area. 59 degrees in the suburbs. we're seeing the sun just coming up over king of prussia. the temperatures will climb rapidly. near 80 degrees by 11:00 this morning. near 09 this afternoon for philadelphia, the suburbs and new jersey all in the upper 80s. looking for cooler conditions you'll find it at the shore with skies clearing at the shore. 81 degrees this afternoon. tomorrow we'll be dealing with the remnants of tropical storm cindy. cindy is a tropical storm. has made landfall and the last couple days has been spreading tremendous rain inland for the south. and some of that is coming our way. in fact, you can see it is already into tennessee. by tomorrow morning that rain is going to be moving into our area. i'll take a closer look at that impact when i come back in ten minutes but first jessica has your first alert traffic. >> right now we hav

he's being held at the burlington county jail. >>> now a follow up this morning a 7-year-old girl is on life support in extremely critical condition ask her brother is accused of trying to kill her. police arrested the 18-year-old yesterday hours after his young sister was found unconscious with a plastic bag over her head in the basement of her home. investigators believe alford strangled or suffocated her. jurors will hear from a a man accused of sexually assaulting six girls from the same family. >> yesterday the mother of six girls testified she knew about the sexual activity. but also said she trusted lee caplin. authorities allege caplin was gifted to the oldest girl bauds he helped her parents out financially. caplin's lawyers say the girl's parents forced the girl to lie about the abuse to keep themselves out of trouble. >>> a pretile hearing is scheduled in the bill cosby sexual assault case. his attorney says his client will not be there. he's accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home in 2004. his trial begins june 5th with the jury chosen near pittsbu

. >> reporter: she and her family enjoy the park in burlington county. she and her husband say the budget problem is sad. >> that is not a good thing. >> reporter: on the trail, we ran into this person who planned to hike there this weekend. >> i was so excited about doing that in that place, if it closes, i feel so bad for that. >> reporter: governor christie says he will not sign the budget if it's passed unless it includes his proposal to overhaul the state's headline insurer. christie is atodds. >> if it closes, it closes. i tell you the truth, i think what will happen is the government will close. the state parks are part of government. >> reporter: the next vote could happen at 1 p.m. all the earliest tomorrow. in burlington county, keith johnson. >>> three new jersey state troopers are being called heroes after they pulled a suicidal man from an overpass this week, on the north south freeway, you can see the troopers struggling with the man, they pulled him off the ledge when he momentarily became distracted. >>> a surprise celebration tonight in

east of the delaware river, steadier, we'll zoom into gloucester, camden and burlington county. darker greens the steadier rains are falling, south of gibbs borough, route 73. gloucester county, glassboro reporting wet weather, same thing with sewell and williams town. not much going on west of philadelphia. quickly racing off to the east/southeast, upstate new york, binghamton, buffalo, looks nice, pittsburgh, state colleges conditions are beginning to clear, it's a small little ribbon of clouds and showers that we're dealing with this morning. it will not be lasting too much longer. 59 degrees in philadelphia. look at the difference down to the south. two hours south of washington, d.c. 74 in richmond, cooler up to the north. a lot of this is thanks to all the cloud cover we're seeing this morning and the scattered showers. once the sun breaks through, the numbers will warm up nicely. future tracker 6, 10:30 you have softball games, expect a lot of clouds out there, it will be damp and leftover shower. north of the pennsylvania turnpike, we're getting sunshine. 1:00 p.m. this a

in burlington county, new jersey, sabina kuriakose, "fox 29 news." >>> onto your fox 29 weather authority, a big change once all of the stormy weather moved out of here giving way to a beautiful day. just look at this live wilmington, delaware here, where it is sunny, and just few clouds out there. a comfortable day after that messy start. >> fox 29 meteorologist, monica cryan is here. the worse is behind us, right? >> exactly, amazing how quickly those storms cleared out. we were left with a absolutely gorgeous wrap up to our saturday. here we are taking a look at the ultimate doppler radar, again, you can see, mostly clear skies. maybe a few isolated showers in lancaster county, some may not even be reaching the grounds. as we're starting to see a drier air mass, move through. here is a look at the storms. i looped it through the last 12 hours. that is the line of storms that brought all of that severe weather. headed off into the atlantic, now we're pulling in cooler and drier air. take a look at these dew points. this feels nice. dew points in the 50's, i like to say, any time we see

windshield and as we take a look at the area still seeing the precipitation it does look like burlington countythe center of the action right now. we'll go in closer there and give you a better shot of that. wrightstown browns mills getting hit with a heavy shower and that's going to leave a little bit of ponding puddling on the roadway. taking a look at temperatures right now we are off to an okay start. we're at 65 degrees -- i should say 63 in philadelphia 66 in dover. in cape may and the airport in atlantic city mid to upper 60's. some of our reporting stations not coming in this morning because of maintenance issues with the national weather service. we're hoping that get that fixed later on this morning or this afternoon. 65 degrees by 7 o'clock. by noon 76 been and by 3 o'clock a high of 79 degrees today and the then 78 degrees by 5 o'clock and 76 by 7 o'clock. there's a little chance of a spotty shower today but most of the day is likely dry. a really nice one coming up tomorrow, karen, in that accuweather 7-day. >> all right, nice little streak going. right now it's a little wet as you

. >>> police in maple shade burlington county are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened behind iron hill brewery on kings highway around 8:00 yesterday morning. eyewitnesses reported hearing five to seven shots. the victim 26 year-old devon young of willingboro was found on the loading dock ramp of the brewery, police believe he was targeted. >>> meantime police in woolwich township are investigating murder of the woman there found dead in their own swimming pool, chopper three over victim's home on forest court and has been identified as michelle long. long was found in her pool on saturday. authorities say her cause of death is blunt force trauma, police continue to search for suspects there. >>> chopper three over some huge flames there from a burlington county junkyard fire, allied recycling on route 206 in springfield township where fire broke out around 7:00 last night, just look at those flames, dozens of cars and several other items were destroyed in the flames. so far investigators have not figured out what sparked that fire. >>> time right now 5:36.

live in burlington county, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. folks? >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> a man in critical condition after a shooting this afternoon. it happened near 16th and bristol street in nicetown. 35-year-old man was shot four times. he was taken to hospital. so far there have been no arrests. >> a man trying to stuff a woman into a trash bag had people dropping what they were doing and stopping him down. happened in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood and police have not been able to talk to the 29-year-old victim since last night's attack across the street from aria hospital. she's unconscious. they say when people nearby saw the man beating her and stuffing her into a bag, they started yelling he took off. police say her family has no idea what was going on. no arrest as of yet. >>> a $25,000 reward tonight to catch the people who opened fire on a kensington street. hitting a toddler several times. a little boy did survive. $20,000 is coming from mayor kenney's office on top of the 5,000 from the fop for information leading t

authorities say three girls were targeted at len ape high school in medford burlington county. according continue on investigators eric howell hid a small camera inside a water box that he would put in his briefcase. he got his shot by unscrewing shot and lowering briefcase near victims, school district, released a statement saying in part, take a look at your screen we reported this matter to the local authorities as soon as we were made aware of it. immediately contacted, and communicated with specific parents throughout the investigation by the authorities, and offered counseling to any students and staff member with a concern, regarding this issue and did not let this individual on school ground or any lrhsd events. >>> investigators in cherry hill are trying to figure out how a window washer fell from the building. chopper three was over cherry hill towers on route 38, this happened around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. worker was pronounced dead at the hospital. we are waiting to learn that victim's identity. >>> and a trial of the lee kaplan continues today in bucks county. k

tornado warning in gloucester as well as burlington counties, this, and camden county as well, set to:00 watch that means is the national weather service has assessed the situation. they believe that the threat has diminished enough that they're not going to cancel the warning early, still another four minutes, but they believe that the threat has diminish enough that at 7:00 we are not going to re-issue another tornado warning at this time. it wouldn't surprise me with the line of thunderstorms and the fact we did have this tornado warning that that did add severe thunderstorm warning on the back side of this. >> just as precaution? >> and it would be for strong winds, most likely what we would see. usually when we have these kind of line segment, they zoom our radar out, we can get a look what's going on, i put it in motion for us, as well. it really, right now, has kind of given thus line segment. and when that happens, we usually ends up with very strong gusty winds. which sometimes can do just as much damage, as a tornado, they can gust 60, 70, or more miles an hour, at times. >>

it's now starting to move into parts of burlington county and camden county.th jersey, you're up next for the heaviest rain. pull this out of a bit moore -- pull this out a bit more to time it out. toms river into jackson, 7:30 to 8:00 a.m., looking at the heaviest rain starting to cut through. galloway township to atlantic city, closer to 9:00 a.m. that's when it will start to move off shore. we'll track this more closely hour by hour coming up. now to traffic and roadways certainly affected, jessica. >>> that's true. we're seeing things pop up all over the place. in bethlehem, we'll start here. a jackknifed tractor-trailer is reported on 78's westbound side before 412. the right lane is blocked because of that. we're seeing slowdowns. another spot in bethlehem on route 378 southbound between 8th and 3rd is closed with an accident scene. they're diverting contract around there. here's springfield, here's the blue route around the cameras at route 1. everything looks pretty -- what you would you think it would look like for now. into the 6:30 mark, seeing pret

we had a confirmed mike burst close by but that burlington county county. micro burst is a strong down draft that produces straight line winds not a tornado but can skill produce extreme serious damage. maximum winds estimated 75 miles an hour. we had torrential rainfall and record rain in locations including trenton, just under two inches. a record rainfall for the day today and then in reading, around 1.3 inches. a different story on stormscan 3, a couple of light showers over the poconos, but quiet looking at mostly clear skies, a cool-down and lower humidity on way coming up in a just a bit. natasha back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> new jersey and pennsylvania aren't the only two states dealing with this severe weather continued heavy rains are leaving parts of mid michigan under water. this is brentwood estates mobile home park. so high people a became strande stranded. officials warned folks to stay out of the water. more rain is in the forecast for that area. to california farmers fear their crops will be destroyed by extreme heat. some fruit fa

now into new jersey and camden, burlington counties. we have had several reports of damage. these are the symbols for that. large branches down at 4:26. pottstown, trees and power lines down at 4:00. numerous large trees down at 4:35. green lane, trees and wires down at 4:12. now we have some more reports coming in from new jersey. the severe thunderstorm warning extended until 5:45. not quite down to the shore, but i'm sure that it will be as long as this maintains itself. it does look like it will because it's very well organized roigt now. it is just on top or about to be on top of pemberton. it will be getting the heavier rain in just a couple minutes. lacey at 5:43. if we extend this to the shore, atlantic city at 6:15. it's interesting that these storms were moving west to east and start making a right turn. that's what took it down to philadelphia and will take it to atlantic city. this is a different kind of storm. this is a tropical storm in the gulf of mexico coming to make landfall. tremendous amounts of rain over the south. and then some of that moisture moving t

north of reading and allentown and a batch of downpours and showers that are southern parts of burlington countyic county and now into northern cumberland county in bridgeton route 49 a pretty wet drive right now with a good downpour there. that passed through and heading towards millville. doesn't last all that long but heavy rain same thing for buena on route 40 a solid area of rain and no lightning or thunder but this continues to sink down to the south. south of glassboro right now and got this twitter picture into my twitter page from worm 2124, you can see from his drone. his name is t, just t. you see the dark clouds passing through with the rain in gloucester county. temperatures all depending on where you are. in the 50s in bucks county as well as parts of the lehigh valley. northern parts of the poconos and 54 in lake harmony and center city and malvern. and look at southwestern chester county and lancaster county in the 70s right now, because of a westerly wind areas that are cooler getting that northeastly wind and that is most of south jersey here at hammonton and brigantine and far

. >>> a power line is down in browns mills burlington county.usands of outages reported by pse&g. ac electric and peco combined. image of a downed tree at trenton road and broadway in browns mills burlington county. let's go back outside to trish hartman you've been out there surveilling the damage, bring us up to speed. last check there were no injuries. hopefully that's the same. >> reporter: no injuries reported in haddon township, new jersey. there are two large trees down across park avenue minor damage to the homes. they have fallen power lines. there's a pse&g crew here working on the power lines. take a look at the video we shot earlier this morning. no injuries were reported in the communicate. traffic lights are out and debris is littering the roads which is making driving tricky this morning. public works crews are out clearing the roads so people can get around. police say the storm came through 15 minutes early this morning, but it will take most of the weekend to clear things up. we spoke to people who live here near the storm and

. >> in burlington county new jersey, sabina kuriakose, "fox 29 news." >>> and now taking a live look at wilmington, after those storms moved through, it really turned out though to be a beautiful day and evening all across our area. but depending upon where you live, you had early morning wake up from those powerful storms. >> sure did. monica, a lot of people are still cleaning up from them tonight. >> right. a lot of it was from this micro burst that we now are confirming was an actual micro burst in browns mills, new jersey. national weather service will go out and survey the damage, they looked at the polls and those downed trees and saw that they were all down in the same direction. which is indicated to them that it was straight line winds and not rotation, like a tornado. let's take a look at the information, winds speeds estimated at 75 miles per hour, for over a mile. and once again, we had a lot of those downed power lines and treason crescent drive in burlington county, new jersey. >> cleaning up, a lot of the clean up was easy. we had some sunshine through the morning and

nothing like earlier today with the severe showers and storms that triggered the microburst in burlington county. we are at penn's landing, summerfest kicked off yesterday. it's going strong tonight. it's comfortable if you are outside, we have mostly clear skies. earlier, it was active across the region. springfield township with that a severe line moving through. an air conditioning unit off the roof. princeton junction, 3.25-inches of rain. power poles were knocked down. gloucester city, camden county, treetrees knocked on to a house. 67 from millville, upper 60s, cape may. satellite 6 along with satellite and radar, partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. the northwest suburb, fizzling out tonight. things dry out as far as the atmosphere is concerned. for the next 12 hours, mostly clear. we bottom out at 60 in the suburb, 58 in philadelphia with northwesterly winds. tomorrow morning, you have mostly clear sky, lots of sunshine at 8:00 a.m. nothing to complain about. for the afternoon hour, instability showers likely north of philadelphia, spotty showers in allentown, something firing up in the

toward new york city and they are pretty loud there but you can see scattered showers throughout burlington countyean county here in philadelphia, so it wouldn't be bad idea to have that umbrella their by. we will get a break in the action throughout the rest of the morning but cloud will roll back in. you will see sunshine, treasure it because people will have a mostly cloudy day and south ande of the city that is when we have a chance of thunderstorms popping up by three or 4:00 in the afternoon but cannot rule it out either. you will see that system moving north. stationary front that is kind of staying nearby to keep things unsettled. here's tuesday, we will start off with a few showers in the morning, a few more by midday, a few more later in the day, and then it stays pretty cloudy for wednesday, even if we dent get a shower it will be socked in with cloud cover and then by thursday, i think things will start to clear up, as you walk out the door this morning it is on the mild side , 58 degrees up in mount pocono. sixty-six in philadelphia we are in the 70's in wildwood, dover delaware, mill

. >>> there's no word if this was a tornado in pemberton township, burlington county. an "action news" viewer snapped this picture from fort dix. from jersey to delaware, the storm packed a big punch. chris sowers has more, with today's clean we won't see that kind of weather. >> reporter: as a matter of fact, the weather pattern is changed. it's nice and refreshing out there. let's get you on sky6 live hd, we have clouds upstairs, but as you step outside it is nice and refreshing. we have the drier air from canada working in here. its lowered the dewpoints down and it will give us sunshine later this afternoon. 58 in pottstown, 58 in quakertown, that's good stuff. it is the ends of june. 60 in bethlehem. 66 in malvern. media, 64. center city showing 72. glassboro, 63. hammonton, 64. woodbine, 65 and ewing 62 degrees. here's satellite and radar high pressure moving on in from the northwest again that clears everything out, so we're expecting full sunshine later this afternoon, but a few clouds mixed in from time to time, there's the slightest chance of a spotty shower

he is being held at the burlington county jail.arbor police are investigating a deadly crash this evening. two vehicles collided near tower road just before 7:00. one crashed into a pole, another near the wooded area there. >> a woman killed while saving her children i, family is speakg out. she pushed her two children out of the way, but she was struck and killed. "action news" reporter trish hartman has more from the family including jaden. >> seven-year-old jaden ser ran o arrived at the police department with family and friends. he had pins placed in his knees, ankles and wrists before being released from the hospital thursday. >> what was the first thing you did when you got home? >> laid in the bed. >> he has a special message for police officers. >> thank you for saving me. >> i want to meet everyone that did it for my son. >> jaden's mother, rosa lydia rojas was killed as she stood with jaden and liani when an suv jumped the curb. she protected her children but she was struck and died of her injuries. the driver was charged

. >>> many people living in burlington county, new jersey we'll be clearing the downed trees and downed power lines. browns mills got hit extremely hard. the wind sent power lines dropping like dominoes. you can see them lying in the street. bob brooks surveyed the damage and went to harder hit, collingswood, camden county. >> reporter: much of collingswood looked like this with crews cleaning up from the storm that blew through town that didn't last long, but it was powerful and destructive. >> we thought was a tornado, it was so loud and so violent. >> the wind and debris was just flying everywhere. we ran down the basement and within seconds it was done. >> reporter: that's greg and susan whose cars were totaled. >> i'm happy we're all okay. >> reporter: the a neighbor had a tree fall on her house. >> it sounded like a train coming through. >> reporter: so you heard the train. >> the wind was so loud. the house shook. >> reporter: down the street bill tucker had branch fall on his retirement gift, a new mustang. >> one branch was across here and one here, i bet you ten thousand dolla

it's headed to tuckerton and temple, temple up in burlington county and fleet wood, in berks county in8 minutes past 12:00. this is slow as it moves to the east and kutztown the same time and palmerton now from 12:21. it takes about a half hour for it to move the length of the red arrow. it will take 20 to 30 minutes to get past. from you in the areas add a half hour to the arrival times and then you should see drying conditions and better road conditions. on the cool side 65 in philadelphia and 60 in allentown farther to the west low 70s in places like wilmington and dover and the winds are not all that strong. really the one issue is that line of showers up in our northern suburbs. as we go through the rest of the day we have to allow for additional spotty shower activity and don't be misled that i have rain posted all the way it's not constant but a spotty shower could pop up any time. we are going for a high of 68 at 3:00. and low 60s by 8:00. sara when i come back we have milder conditions ahead in the exclusive accuweather forecast. and showers this afternoon and better numbers o

up with severe thunderstorm warnings now extended into philadelphia county and gloucester and burlington county 5:15 damaging wind gusts with this as it passes through green lane and pottstown. near 70 miles per hour winds and trees and wires down in northern parts of montgomery county and east and south of norristown and knocking on the border there of philadelphia county at the conshohocken curve and the blue route and manayunk at 4:46 and newtown 4:47. and pass by bala cynwyd 10 minutes until 5:00 and you'll see the worst of this storm. this is what the clouds look like with the clouds moving in. the structure almost looked rounded with the shelf clouds and powerful winds. we'll watch this as it heads towards the city in the next 10 minutes. >> all right. the pop-up thunderstorms. any day i water my garden it rain rains. >> that is okay they need the extra drink. >> a home could be named historic, the philadelphia historical commission is set to consider 319 green lane for historic destination and preservation, it belonged to charles baldy, a powerful figure in the political circle a century