"eyewitness news" reporter henry rosoff has more. >> reporter: confused drivers were greeted by locked doors at local dmv offices today unable to accomplish even the most pace sick of business. >> i was hoping to get my registration fixed. apparently not. >> reporter: lola asked us what was going on. >> bottom line is dmv ares are closed. >> reporter: after we explained she told us her registration expires today. >> i can't drive, i can't do anything on the road. >> reporter: so far lawmakers can't seem to get anything done except point fingers. governor chris christie shut down nonessential state offices on and asians after no budget vote last night. he put up posters blaming vincent prieto. >> shut down was completely unnecessary and completely avoidable. fact is i was ready to sign a budget yesterday. i'm still willing to sign one today. >> reporter: but prieto fired back saying new insurance rules are a topic for another daily. >> how do you get a budget and not a shut down and blame the only guy that is trying to get it there. again, this is a hostage crisis and this is unacceptab

we get more from "eyewitness news" reporter henry rosoff. >> reporter: when streets turned to streams>> i just turned around. >> reporter: kayaks replace cars and you hear things like. >> we usually bring it to the beach. we thought it was a nice day to travel down the streets of ocean city. >> reporter: the flooding along haven avenue and other streets began last night. >> you could hear the winds and all the rain and then we woke up at life 5 o'clock in the morning and we looked out and the streets were flooded. >> just be careful you don't fall in guys, okay. >> reporter: by the time carol arrived with her grandchildren this morning. >> go this way so grandmom can see you. >> reporter: it was all over. the family gave some thought to skipping this shore trip because of the weather but the kids insisted. >> i'm glad we did because this is probably more fun than going to the beach. [laughter] >> reporter: though to the full time residents perched on their porches, this is not a picture perfect day. look no further than the few flood covered cars and consider. >> it's really gross. i

henry rosoffers, "eyewitness news." >> interesting debate. >> everybody's got an opinion down in south philly. well, people in kentucky cleaning up this morning. >> that's after severe rain flooded parts of the state over the weekend. we'll tell you why the water is being blamed for one man's disappearance. >> dozens every people hospitalized after being found in a overheated tractor trailer in texas. we will tell you the reason investigators say there may be even more victims, stay with us. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> stayed police are investigating after three pe

"eyewitness news" reporter henry rosoff spoke to people on both sides. >> will donald parks his carpt every day. >> park something almost impossible down here as it is, if you took away the spots, i don't even know what i would do. >> but one group is trying to do exactly that. >> significant safety concern. >> philadelphia based political action committee, fifth square. group that takes on inner city livability issues, like transportation, safety, and open space. the group is suing to get philly police and the parking authority to clear cars from the middle of broad. cars are trying to park, actually, on safe highway, in the middle of the road that doesn't happen anywhere else in the state. and then, with that, you have once someone get out of their car they actually is to jay walk, dart between the cars to get to the sidewalk. >> joel acknowledges some of the safety concerns recalling but says the median is just too valuable to his neighborhood where it is already tough enough to find parking. >> move these cars into somewhere in the neighborhood. and there is no where for them to

"eyewitness news" reporter henry rosoff has her incredible firsthand account and the pictures and videohe says backs up her story. >> i told my friends i'm like record him because something is not right with this guy. >> reporter: that's when one of her passengers recorded this video of the man tailgating her repeatedly honking and opening his doors as if he's going to jump out and do something. led better was lost and driving slowly show she decided to stop and pull over. >> he took his car and rammed it in the back. >> reporter: he hopped out of the car. we're concealing his face because he's yet to be arrested but led better says he ripped open her door and started swinging. >> i was like stop, stop. i was like my child is in the car. stop, stop and he was like i don't give an f. >> reporter: just when it seemed -- when he seemed to be going back to his car he suddenly turned and smashed the windshield just a few feet from where her special needs son was sitting. pictures show the shattered shards of glass all over her son nicoh he can't even raise his hands to protect his face. >> t