let's get out to our shawnette wilson live in croydon bucks county tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, we have certainly heard people say this before. living on the river comes with a price, but people around here hope that flooding this weekend doesn't cost them too much. >> you live on the river so you kind of like get used to that report roar ben greer and his adorable son little ben live on sixth avenue in croydon. just off neshaminy creek where it flows into the delaware riv river. flooding used to be a big concern for him until two years ago. >> they changed the area. they built a berm over here, and they changed the water line and so it hasn't been a concern. >> reporter: but he certainly knows the damage a deluge of rain like what is expected tonight into tomorrow could do to his property. >> it feels good now that i don't have worry about it i don't worry about my car, i don't worry about my equipment in the garage or my crawlspace and things like that. >> reporter: not far away on minot avenue the weekend weather is nerve racking to marta rivera

in croydon, bucks county, bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> and snow blanketing the boardwalk in ocean cityn't see it that often. the good news that snow is out of here those wicked winds they are coming in in full for force. meteorologist scott williams has the full forecast coming up in 15 seconds. >>> what a nasty day it has been. we started out with the heavy rainfall the wind picked up, then the cold air a lot of created an environment conducive to support that change over to wet snow across the area. parts of the poconos saw over a foot of snow. north and west we saw up to half a foot of snow and some locations in around philadelphia over an inch and a half of snow with this system. but take look at that area of low pressure. well out to sea. those winds they are still whipping out of the north and west. gusting at times over 50 miles per hour and take look. i plotted the storm damage reports. the peak wind gusts. look at all of the circles from new england all the way into the carolinas today dealing with power outages, downed trees and also those gusty winds. we'll zoom in a little

detectives investigating the fatal stabbing of a 20—year—old man in croydon on monday have charged aand died at the scene. but it 19 year old tyrone farquharson from south norwood will appear before croydon magistrates court this morning. the number of homes available for sale has fallen, according to the royal institution of chartered surveyors. they say fresh properties coming onto the market are at their lowest recorded level since may of last year. and there have been declining inquiries from new buyers in london and across the south east. to mark international women's day today, all this week bbc london has been speaking to some of the senior women running london. today we hearfrom cressida dick — the country's most senior police officer and the met‘s first female commissioner. she told riz lateef about some of the helpful advice she received early on in her career. i remember one of my boss is taking the into an office very early on and saving, cressida, if you fight every battle of the parapet, you will get shot down and that will be the end of you, so i think i learnt that yo

emily croydon, bbc news. we wish annie all the best.ently in the role is phil neville. just weeks after his appointment england are just one point from winning the she believes cup. they've beaten france and drawn with germany that against the number one site the usa at home this will be the toughest test yet for phil neville‘s site. plenty at stake tonight although this plan to enjoy some downtown tomorrow. we are sending them to disneyland on thursday morning. that's the treat, thursday morning they will be leaving the hotel at about half past seven or eight o'clock, three or four hours in disneyland, a once—in—a—lifetime possibility, because of their schedules it is rare that they get long after they've got three or four hours in disneyland, with mickey mouse and donald duck. the world cup is taking place in russia and this is how fifa have promoted the tournament, with 99 days to go, some familiar faces doing to be appeased. former england captain wayne rooney, rinaldo, doing keepy uppies. ronaldo, who won the world cup twice with b

derryckjohn, from croydon, sprayed six people with acid in the space of 1.5 hours.imes as "despicable". tom burridge reports. he'd thrown acid into the face of six men. but here's derryck john calmly paying for petrol that night. he was linked to this stolen moped, but the person seen here driving him around still hasn't been identified. when derryck john drove a stolen bike himself later on, this — an accident which linked him to a string of violent acid attacks. where's it hurting, mate? you all right? this victim says his face felt like it was on fire. attacked by derryck john while delivering takeaways, jabed hussain is still suffering today. i have to keep my eyes everywhere. even i don't trust in the street. if anyone shouts next to me, i get scared. if i want to go out, i always lock my car doors and windows. i used to be busy myself, i'm a working class guy. after the incident, i am totally different. i can't believe myself that i am stuck and alone. today, the 17—year—old was sentenced to 10.5 years injail. the judge said an adult would have gone to prison

neighbors cut there was this large tree on magnolia in croydon. it fell a few hours before. >> my parents house will 46 years >> her mother was inside when the tree came crashing down. a few blocks away neighbors clean you wanted from the march snow. while crossing their finger for power to come on >> i have a one-year-old and it's cold outside, so it's going to be cold in the house >> the power went out midaftern transformer blew >> i saw a ball of light and two second later, there was another ball of light. it was flames >> now it's a waiting game to get the lights and heat on as soon as possible >> it's the reality of what it is. you know, w happens. >> reporter: and peco crews will work through night. if you have problems call peco to report the outages, can't hurt to call more than once. reporting live in ben salem >> as you showed us a big culprit are the trees that come down, "eyewitness news" was along crescent road in cherry hill where many trees proved to be month match for mother nature, a big clean-up underway. the storm, of course, du

neighbors cut there was this large tree on magnolia in croydon. it fell a few hours before. >> my parents house will 46 years >> her mother was inside when the tree came crashing down. a few blocks away neighbors clean you wanted from the march snow. while crossing their finger for power to come on >> i have a one-year-old and it's cold outside, so it's going to be cold in the house >> the power went out mid afternoon when a neighbor heard transformer blew >> i saw a ball of light and two second later, there was another ball of light. it was flames >> now it's a waiting game to get the lights and heat on as soon as possible >> it's the reality of what it is. you know, wait and see what happens. >> reporter: and peco crews will work through night. if you have problems call peco to report the outages, can't hurt to call more than once. reporting live in ben salem >> as you showed us a big culprit are the trees that come down, "eyewitness news" was along crescent road in cherry hill where many trees proved to be month match for mother nature, a big c

our shawnette wilson is live tonight in croydon, bucks county, with what's happening there.hawnette. >> reporter: iain, the biggest concern around here is flooding, and neighbors tell me the army core of engineers has made changes to protect them from flooding but not every neighborhood here is flood pro proof. >> you live on the water you kind of get used to it. >> ben greer an adorable son little ben liveth on sixth avenue in croydon just off neshaminy creek writ flows into the delaware river. flooding used to be a big concern for him until two years ago. >> they changed the area. they built a berm over here and they changed the water line and so it has been a concern. >> he certainly knows the damage a deluge of rain like what is expected to night into tomorrow could do to his proper. >> it feels good now i don't have to worry about it. i don't worry about my car. i don't worry about my equipment in the garage or my crawlspace and things like that. not far away the weekend weather is nerve racking to mart at a rivera pumping water out of her crawlspace for about three wee

many disappointed that the fa had not chosen a female. 0n the eve of international women's day emily croydone is working with under 15 boys at solihull moors, another breakthrough moment for her having worked with leicester city girls and the qpr academy. but the appointment initially surprised players and their parents. be honest, i was sceptical, i would their parents. be honest, i was sceptical, iwould not their parents. be honest, i was sceptical, i would not say it is ignorance, it was just an known to me. i speak on behalf of my son, first session he had with her, he turned to me and said that the best training session ever. 15-year-old boys are bound to test you. they do and it's good, it keeps me on my toes. i'll is told as long as you know your subject and you are good at it and you can relay the message to the players they are happy. she's down—to—earth, talks to us and she can have a laugh as well as being serious. she helps is that in certain aspects of the game. improvements in team performances have impressed the solihull moors hierarchy and they hope to find annie a full—time

a 50-foot tree right on top of a mustang in croydon.g winds, steve wisnewski says his neighbor woke him up to the bad news his prized mustang crushed. when the tree in the front yard came down even though mother nature can be cruel he says you got to make the best of every situation. and at least he wasn't in it. >> right. >> insurance. >> exactly. that's what insurance is for. >>> that's it for now. up next tmz followed by page sick at midnight. stay tuned for "the q" at 12:30. >> judge judy: his two children were riding on an atv. >> announcer: kids hit the streets on an off-roader. >> they came flying up the driveway, and they just slammed directly into the garage door. >> announcer: but did dad lead the escape? >> he comes up in kind of a crouched-down manner like this and he says, "come on, kids. we got to get out of here." >> judge judy: mr. reed, i really don't have to ask you any questions. do you want to know why? >> why? >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are

a 50-foot tree right on top of a mustang in croydon.ve wisnewski says his neighbor woke him up to the bad news his prized mustang crushed. when the tree in the front yard came down even though mother nature can be cruel he says you got to make the best of every situation. and at least he wasn't in it. >> right. >> insurance. >> exactly. that's what insurance is for. >>> that's it for now. up next tmz followed by page sick at midnight. stay tuned for "the q" at 12:30. then the simpsons much we're back here at 7am for "good day philadelphia". ♪ hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me

it is here at the year in croydon arena that preparations rampart.al tension, england's participation has been questioned but the focus tonight was on football. an experimental squad flying full seats on the plane. jordan henderson, the captain, came closest to scoring in a first half that was encouraging. given the gloves, the question is whether he will keep them, or does the search for a first choice goalkeeper go on. after the break, england showed more intense and will they should have had a penalty when marcus rashford went down in the box. they were getting closer, more dominant, and $0011 getting closer, more dominant, and soon it told, manchester united's jesse lingard with a moment of inspiration, first goal for his country, cause for celebration. on came the reinforcements, opportunity for others to stake a claim, though not for the four uncapped players in the travelling party. among the chances of note for the netherlands, an effort by memphis depay, easily saved, the disappointing dutch

the labour mp for croydon central — sarahjones — told the commons that the problem had reached what shead teachers have had to cut staff, iteration and help like mentor in which art crucial in preventing crime. now that is academic has infiltrated our schools, will he admit that school cuts are threatening our children's safety? the department is working with the home office and of course other stakeholders, police, ofsted and health and safety on updating our school security guidelines to make the risk of carrying knives and providing advice on dealing with this important issue. the number of youth clubs and projects for young people in london has fallen dramatically in the last seven years. that's according to research by the green party. figures from london councils show 81 clubs and council run youth projects have closed since 2011. the government says it is giving local authorities billions of pounds to invest in core services including those for young people. london boroughs have the highest proportion of a roads in northern england. a bbc investigation showed that the three worse

knife carrying in schools across the uk is up 42%, and yet in my constituency in croydon, and i expectcut staff, special needs provision and support life mentoring, which are all crucial in preventing crime. now that this epidemic has infiltrated our schools, will he admit that school cuts are threatening our children's safety? you've heard the secretary of state regarding school finance. all i would say to the honourable lady is that the department is working with the home office, and of course other stakeholders, police, ofsted and health and safety, etc, on updating our school security guidance to make clear the risks of carrying knives and to provide advice on dealing with this really important issue. it is unacceptable to actually carry a knife in school. youth violence is up, mental health issues among young people is up, yet the number of qualified school nurses is down. now, the evidence shows that this can be part of addressing the root causes of youth violence. can we have qualified school nurses in every school as one step to tackling this issue? the honourable lady knows we

derryckjohn, from croydon, sprayed six people with acid in the space of an hour and a half.nother four. thejudge described his crimes as ‘despicable'. tom burridge reports. he'd thrown acid into the face of six men. but here's derryckjohn calmly paying for petrol that night. he was linked to the stolen moped, but the person seen here driving him around still hasn't been identified. when derryckjohn drove a stolen bike himself later on, this — an accident which linked him to a string of violent acid attacks. where's it hurting, mate, you all right? this victim says his face felt like it was on fire. attacked by derryck john while delivering ta keways, jabed hussain is still suffering today. i have to keep my eyes everywhere. even i don't trust in the street. if anyone shouts next to me, i get scared. if i want to go out, i always lock my car doors and windows. i used to be busy myself, i'm a working class guy. after the incident, i am totally different. i can't believe myself that i am stuck and alone. today, the 17—year—old was sentenced to ten and a half years in jail. the

derryckjohn, from croydon, sprayed six people with acid in the space of an hour and a half.er four. thejudge described his crimes as "despicable". tom burridge reports. he'd thrown acid into the face of six men. but here's derryckjohn calmly paying the petrol that night. with his visor up, he was linked to the stolen moped but the person seen here driving him around still hasn't been identified. later, when derryckjohn drove a stolen bike himself, this — an accident which linked him to a string of violent acid attacks. this victim says his face felt like it was on fire. attacked by derryck john while delivering ta keways, jabed hussain is still suffering today. i have to keep my eyes everywhere. i don't trust in the street. if anyone shouts next to me, i get scared. if i want to go out, i always lock my car doors and windows. i used to be busy myself, i'm a working class guy. after the incident, i am totally different. i can't believe myself that i am stuck and alone. today, the 17—year—old was sentenced to ten and a half years in jail. the judge said an adult would have gon

residents in croydon have been evacuated overnight after a car drove into an energy plant and causedsruption is expected to continue throughout this morning. the incident is not being treated as suspicious. law—abiding russians are welcome in london and should be able to live their life peacefully in the capital, says mayor sadiq khan. police have begun to contact a number of russian exiles following the death last week of businessman nikolai glushkov in london. it has not been linked with the poisoning of former spy sergei skripal. the mayor said that any russians feeling threatened in any way should contact the authorities. if you are somebody who has left russia and you are worried about your personal safety, contact the police. we are a safe city. police ta ke police. we are a safe city. police take any concerns to a public safety very seriously. it is really important you are able to go about your life peacefully here in london. a new network of rapid charge points for electric vehicles across the capital will be launched later. they can charge vehicles in about half an hour, co

i think so, the spear campaign, you can google that, that is merton, kingston, richmond, croydon andared to other parts of the country, we get off pretty lightly? regarding the weather? i think so. scotla nd regarding the weather? i think so. scotland and the of england are getting it very tough but we will see what we can do this weekend as well to help people in very cold climates. i would imagine the councils get some criticism when people cannot move around and do so safely? yes. they pay their tax so they expect the service and they expect that service, whether it is in the summer, making sure the parks are nice or in the winter, making sure the roads are safe to walk on. stephen alambritis, good to see you. thank you for coming in. i hope it goes well for you. the headlines on bbc news... police say there is no to link the death of a russian in london to sergei skripal. with sergei skripal and his daughter still critical in hospital, the foreign secretary blames vladimir putin for the attack. 18—year—old ahmed hassan is convicted of attempted murder following the london tube bo

. >> reporter: back in croydon steve wisnewski was trying to figure out how insurance might covered hisashed mustang. mother nature can be a cruel girl. he's staying calm. >> you got to make the best of every situation. i don't know how i'm going to make the best of this situation i try to keep a positive outlook on life. >> reporter: of course if steve needs extra photos of the mess for his insurance company he can just check with his neighbors. they've been stopping by all afternoon snapping a quick photo of a little reminder of what came down here today. it's a mess. dawn? >> certainly is. be careful bruce. thank you. >>> keep it here on fox 29. we have more team coverage throughout the night and on fox29.com. >>> happening right now a warning from philadelphia police about how and where you park your cars. >> they say thieves are stealing parts of cars where thousands of -- worth thousandslars dollars. dave schratwieser spoke with police. he joins us now live. dave? >> reporter: taking high end rims and tires right off of cars in the middle of the night. this is a quick-moving crime

ericjohn from croydon in south london targeted six riders in an attempt to steal vehicles in the northas just the actions were despicable. that hasjust come the actions were despicable. that has just come through. the judge has ordered that although the boy is only 17 years old, it was in the public interest that derekjohn from croydon be named. the trial of ahmed hassan — the teenager accused of causing an explosion at the parsons green station — has heard evidence allegedly linking him to so—called islamic state. mr hassan denies charges of attempted murder and using a chemical to cause an explosion likely to endanger life. richard lister is at the old bailey. he has been listening to the evidence this morning. richard, tell us evidence this morning. richard, tell us what you have heard. we've been hearing evidence this morning from a number of people who knew and ed hassan —— amit hasan from the tiny arrived in the uk until 2015 until right before this device exploded on the parsons underground train on september last year. he denies planting that device. we have details of an immig

trains southern and thameslink have delays of up to 15 minutes between norwood junction and east croydonaking its time. it not until the end of the day we start to see clear spells but also perhaps even some sunshine to finish off the afternoon. there will still be a few showers lingering. temperature—wise, highs of six or seven celsius. we will be feeling pretty chilly. we continue with that colder theme overnight. showers move away and under clear skies, we will see frost developing as well. the temperatures getting down to freezing in many spots and perhaps even minus one. tomorrow, a frosty, chilly start to the day. much brighter and dry for the bulk of the day but by late afternoon, we are seeing a band of rain pushing in from the west. it will have heavy pulses within it as well. temperature—wise, a bit of a blip today because we are back to double figures and all the way through until after the easter weekend. i‘m back with the latest from the bbc london in half an hour. now though it‘s back to dan and louise. bye for now. _— mithrchiqa in. beijing this week. good morning. the dra

in croydon, south bridge road is closed westbound for emergency gas repairs.raight. let's have let's have a let's have a look let's have a look at let's have a look at the let's have a look at the weather let's have a look at the weather with sarah thornton. good morning. a mixed start this morning, all dry but we have low cloud around here and there and in the central london it's not as cold a star as it is towards our suburbs, where here it's a chilly start with temperatures not much above freezing for some. a fine day ahead, lots of sunshine this morning the dejan elise. through the afternoon, more high cloud pushing in from the west, sunshine will turn hazy. we will stay dry through the day today and in the best of the spring sunshine, temperatures very nice indeed, 13, 55 in fahrenheit. that high cloud is the precursor to some rain pushing in as we go through the night, cloud thickening up, the rain pushing in in the early hours of tomorrow morning, the winds picking up too and some of the rain could be quite heavy, i have to tell you, but the temperature