folks here in sea isle city definitely did not waste any time preparing. they were tying down pretty much everything, that they could get a hole of yesterday. they've been moving their cars from lower grounds, to higher ground, and the department of public works has been doing much of the same now. folks here in sea isle city are really hoping that these storms don't do more damage to the beaches. because unfortunately they were severely erroded during sandy, and irene, and actually still going through multi-million dollar project, to get the beaches back in place here. but these type of preparations have been seen all up and down the jersey shore from atlantic silt toy sea isle city and ocean city they have the emergency vehicles ready, to pick up people, if they do get stranded in flood watters in margate, they have sandbags, ready to go for people who want to troy to keep the flood waters out of their homes. and in the meantime, governor chris christie has issued a state of emergency for new jersey. take a listen. >> giving our emergency management folk

that's the worse part of it out here in sea isle city. evacuation are not in place, much too early, all of the emergency officials say you need to have a plan in place, if you live along the coals, you should start con tacking family, that may live away from the area ifee vacuation orders are put into place, you have somewhere that you can easily get to at a quick pace. so, live here in sea isle city for now, jan carabeo, back to you in the studio. >> best to be prepared. thank you for. that will because of the flooding concerns that jan mentioned, wildwood public schools, wildwood preschool program and margaret may school, they're all closed today. of course we're also keeping our eyes on joaquin, which has strength toned category four hurricane. that storm right now is hammering islands in the central bahamas with torrential rains, winds, of 130 miles an hour. joaquin is expected to reach cuba, haiti, and the dominican republic sometime today. >> for the latest on coastal flooding and hurricane joaquin, you can check on the website cbsp

and that group gets its funding from the revenue that the isle casino generates... but not every casino agreement is as generous. the lady luck casino in marquette is working off a deal from 1994 that gives the non-profit in clayton county hardly any money. the revenue keeps going down as the number of visitors to the casino has declined in each of the last 11 years. kcrg t-v nine's chris earl joins us in the studio. chris, you looked at this sharp decline and what it has meant throughout the county? if you go through black hawk, washington or dubuque counties, millions of dollars in grants flow -- whether for new fire trucks in raymond or athletic and school improvements at highland community high school, for example. but this deal, in clayton county, barely makes an impact for the casino grant writers where they live... ever found yourself stuck in a deal that could have brought more and more money through the years.... but didn't? "i can't say that we're happy with it but we're always happy with what we receive because we do see the good that it does." yet the go

cleve bryan he is live in sea isle city with governor christie and steve paterson is indeed, hanging on in ocean city, where we will start off with first with kyla. >> i have to tell you you, you can see in ocean city we have win, rain, it is down right nasty out there. we have seen a few flying umbrellas when i took a walk out for my break. we are under a coastal flood warning and for good reason, because we are going to see things increasingly get worse as we head in the day today. let take a look, moderate flooding expect all the way from toms river down to cape may down to rehoboth beach. even into philadelphia where we're under that coastal flood warning heading throughout the day-to-day. live look at the neighborhood network boardwalk plaza at rehoboth beach, notice wind there 32 miles an hour those waves have been crashing against the the shore, and it doesn't help with the temperatures in the 50's. we have wind alerts, gusting to 40 to 50 miles an hour. you can see warning from atlantic city down to bethenny beach and flange by advisory on either side. looking at storm can th

here in sea isle city where the wind and rain are picking up.in concern tonight as the tide comes in. it has everyone keeping an eye out forecast and ready for what comes next. from atlantic city to sea isle city, the jersey shore is once again bracing for days of bad weather and maybe more. >> came down to take a boat out of the water and take deck furniture off the deck. >> reporter: homeowner art came down from north jersey to secure his newly purchased shore house in sea isle. calling it a season ahead of this recent round of coastal flooding and the possibility of joaquin. >> prepare for the worst. hope for the best. >> reporter: towns are in full preparation mode. the mayor says the public works department has been at it all day. >> wire taking down banners. moving in trash cans. bat 10 down the hatches. >> reporter: sandy and irene before it eroded half of their beaches in some places. $25 million beach reflect initiate many oh correct still in progress put it back after sandy brought water all the way up to the promenade. >> i'm hopeful

live in sea isle city.att delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> we're starting to see some delays on the schuylkill expressway from the vine street expressway into city avenue. also 69 minutes away at the philadelphia international airport due to low clouds for arriving flights into the city. >> you'll need your umbrella and a sturdy one today. we have the rain already, we're getting gusty winds and the heavier rain to the south will be moving into philadelphia. the heaviest rainfall for philadelphia this afternoon into this evening commute. look at that, now 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts, that's what matt delucia was standing in talking about how strong that wind was. we'll see those strong gusty winds through this afternoon with heavy rainfall, and coastal flooding not just the shore but also along the banks of the delaware river. noon time at the jersey shore and the delaware beaches, 5:00 along the delaware. >> thank you, bill. the "today" show is up next. >> you can always stay updated about the weather and hurrica

in sea isle city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> the u.s.itary is investigating a plane crash in afghanistan that killed six american airmen and five civilians. this is video at the jalalabad airfield after the air force transport plane went down overnight. the six service members were the plane's crew, the passengers were civilian contractors working with nato. none of their names have been released. the taliban claimed they shot the plane down but there's been no indication of hostile fire that region. >>> russia's defense ministry released this footage saying it shows air strikes hitting isis targets in syria. the ministry said this morning that its aircraft had carried out 18 operations in syria in the past day russia says they are going after syrian rebels. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin and french president francois hollande are in talks over syria's fate and the isis threat. >>> the attorney for kentucky clerk kim davis is disputing the vatican's description of her meeting with the pope. the lawyers say vatican personnel

we're keeping an eye, governor christie is supposed to be a news conference in sea isle city. we may check into it a little bit to hear wt he has to say. >>> now we turn to that campus shooting massacre in oregon. we're getting new information about the gunman, chris sharper mercer, they found several firearms inside his apartment. he shot and killed ten students, nine others were hurt before he ne 4's john dienst has the latest. >> reporter: describeds a loner who lived with his m and always wore army fatigues and posted photos of himself online holding a gun. building? searching the gunman's apartment for clues, 26-year-old chris harper mercer was armed three resistant vest. he was asking people's religions before deciding whether to shoot. >> they were christian, they were shot in the head. but if they stated other, or didn't answer, they were shot in the leg. all my brother could focus on was please koept r don't kill me, i have a family. >> chris mins was shot multiple times and survived. just startedlaesty school. heegged the shooter to spare him becaus it was his son's

he is in sea isle city with the mayor there talking about he knows now what we're dealing with as fars the storm is concerned. the nor'easter is diminishing, but the possibility of moderate and major flooding is still a possibility throughout the coastline and joaquin not a threat to the shoreline as well. and governor christie speaking from center city at this hour. >>> a quick break and more news and accuweather forecast and much more after this. staci, you have got to get down here. acme. acme. yes, mom. now. spread the word. vicki, this sale is amazing. the acme stock up sale is here. select varieties of general mills cereals are $1.88 each. green giant frozen vegetables, 88¢ each. and yoplait yogurt, 10 for just $4. honey, can you bring the truck? full, fresh & friendly. the acme stock up sale. it's just better. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. to investigate it prosecute it and stop criminals our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud you can help guar

sea isle city 54 and wilmington 50 degrees. take a look at these wind gusts. inland pretty strong.ladelphia the wind gusts 40 miles per hour and even stronger in atlantic city. the wind gusts up to 43 miles per hour. so this is the reason why. this is not a nor'easter, it's not a coastal storm system. it's a stalled frontal boundary. high pressure to the north, weak lope to the south. this continues to pull up that tropical moisture and that's what's bringing us the heavy rain and that will continue tonight. future tracker showing 10:30 tonight if you're out and about on this friday night definitely take the rain gear. some heavy rain especially just to the south and east of the i-95 corridor. the good news is tomorrow it won't be nearly as wet as today but we will have some showers. 8 o'clock some showers around especially across south jersey. and even into the afternoon we'll have some scattered showers, again not widespread, heavy rain but it will be cloudy and it will be windy. so, this is really the weekend in a nutshell. that heavy rain into very early tomorrow morning. addit

in sea isle city to day the governor used his most forceful language for margate. which has, for the the dune plan to a halt in federal court. >> it is a town like margate, you know, you are among the most selfish people in the state of new jersey. if this hurricane had come to shore, the damage that would have been done to lives and property in margate, i hope it is worth the the vanity act you are all engaging in. >> this was the the scene yesterday in margate where there was some minor flooding. the governor also sickled out, bay head and point pleasant beach. >>> we'd like to hear from you, we invite you to send us your photos and videos, of flooding, and storm damage, just make sure you are taking them carefully. use hashtag cbs-3 storm. >>> well, philadelphia police hope newly released surveillance video will track down a suspect who attacked a temple student on monday. >> would the man was sexually assaulted and robbed as she walked off campus on the 1400 block of north carlisle street, and our todd quinones has a closer look now at the suspect. >> reporter:

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he was in sea isle city yesterday. state of emergency remains in place, we showed you the flooding and beach erosion caused by the heavy rain. not getting the amount of rain that we saw the initially which we'll get which is good news from a flooding prospective. we'll have moderate to major flooding in cape may, atlantic, cumberland and salem we'll need to be prepared for that. governor christie said shelters are in place, as well, if evacuations are injured. you can track the wet weather while you're on the go, download the storm tracker 6 live app. it is free to the google play store or the apple app store. >>> to other news this morning, philadelphia police have released video of the man they say sexually assaulted and robbed a temple university student. now, police need your help to find him. septa surveillance video shows the suspect on the broad street train line near the off campus crime scene. police say he used a gun to terrorized student. >> forced the victim behind a construction pod or dumpster in the 1400

the army corps of engineers are improving strathmere in sea isle city. lot of beaches lost the sand in the storms in the flooding. >> reporter: i'm no competitor, the winter is coming, big nor'easters and why they are doing it now, and you run the risk of losing it. but then, again, there's probably a good reason why they are doing it. let's show you the view from the temple university camera. as i mentioned it's a quiet morning, but it's chilly. we have temperatures in the 40sing, the poconos in the 30s, the numbers will drop off at the same time tomorrow. 47 in the city of brotherly love. dewpoint, 37. winds out of the north northwest, barometer is steady. allentown, 43. wilmington, 42. millville, 40. which is 19 degrees colder than you were at the same time yesterday. south jersey, most interior sections are anywhere from ten to 15 degrees colder. poconos ten degrees colder. we'll be a ten degrees colder than that same time tomorrow morning. the trend is cold, cold, cold. we'll start out with sunshine and increase clouds as the day wears on. well get

mid 40s in allentown. 47 in reading, 47 in millville. 59 in sea isle. the winds are coming from the west with a little bit of a shift out of the northwest, but they are not all that strong. 9 miles per hour in the city, a couple of spots reporting calm winds. as we roll out the door to get the car started. 52 degrees by 6:00 a.m. 53 by 8:00 a.m., clear and chilly and breezy. as we roll into the afternoon it will not be as mild as the last couple of days. 54 by 9:00. 64 by 3:00 p.m. the high of 65 at 4:00 p.m. before we dip back to 62. chillier air coming in the for the weekend, perhaps the first frost i have some chores for you to do on saturday. >> reporter: chores? >> reporter: they are related to this, we'll talk about that coming up. >> reporter: great! looking live on the ben franklin bridge, at least i'm not give you any chores. you can get to work on the ben. why not take the schuylkill expressway. the ramp is reopened, last time i showed you it was not, it is now reopened, vine westbound and westbound good to go, they opened a little earlier, th

get into the city, it won't last long and then it's done. 48 in reading. 49 in wilmington. 61 in sea isle city. winds as i mentioned not that bad. in fact we dropped to 6 miles per hour in philadelphia and wilmington, calm, as is trenton. the winds will have a tendency to build up as we go through the late morning and afternoon hours. looks like we'll be on or about 53 between 6:00 a.m. and #-- 8:00 a.m. a chilly start. 62 by noon, 66 by 3:00 p.m. the high 67 around 4:00 p.m. it will be breezy winds ten to 20 miles per hour. i recommend a jacket you can peel it off if you get walking and start to warm up a bit. we have dissension in temperatures i'll have that coming up. >> reporter: i want to talk about this car fire westbound past valley forge you can get out the flashing lights. the police have arrived on the scene, there's slowing past the scene blocking the right lane on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound past valley forge. i'm not seeing flames, but see the flashing lights. slowing past the scene. construction on the turnpike between 29 and valley forge blocking the left lane block

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this was the scene in sea isle city, the army corps of engineers along with environmental protection has been working since april to rebuild the dunes along nine miles of cape may county's coastline, the new dunes rise is a feet above sea level, but the fact is three years later, too in new jerseyans are being victimized not by storms but by other people. >> this is the havoc superstorm sandy caused on october 29th, 2012 leveling parts of the jersey coast, 360,000 homes were damaged or destroyed in new jersey. and rick of long beach island is still not home, he paid over $75,000 to two different contractors to finish his modular home in beach haven and they didn't do the work. >> they feel like they do not have to be accountable to anyone, the first guy took off to maine. >> and both were on the list approved by the state, you said the guys were good and we used your guys and they stole from us. >> he knows plenty of other sandy victims in the same boat as he is in. >> he wonders if he will ever get the money for his house. >> not knowing if you'll ever get home. >> just south is hol

the numbers are similar to yesterday morning. 45 in reading, 58 in sea isle city.'s a breeze at 12 miles per hour adding to the chilly feel with the numbers i just showed you. obviously you'll put on a coat or sweatshirt or extra layer. 8:00 a.m., 51, of course if you're in the suburbs it will be cooler than that, probably in the 40s this morning. as we roll through the day, school is cool. 51 degrees at 8:00 a.m. 53 by noon. we're looking at a high of 60 degrees around 3:30. 4:00 p.m. that's been typical of a lot of our afternoon highs recently. we'll have the afternoon call and the trick or treating

we are at towns end inlet bridge the roadway that connects sea isle to avalon. you can see the wind is just blowing something fierce right now. in fact, winds and waves hitting the sea wall so hard here it the is breaking off pieces of the sea wall. some of it here on the ground and they did take it a bulldozer and pushed some of the bigger piece's way this wind has been relentless and causing more flooding back in the bay. we took a look up and down cape may county to see how people are making out. boat owners holding on to their crafts for dear life in sea isle sit may reen a wind yanking ropes from their hand as their hoping their trucks would not stall out in the boat ramps. >> it was crazy, lot of wind, high tied, highest tied i have ever seen. >> reporter: boat may have come in hand toy navigate dune drive-in avalon more than a foot of the water covered parts of the street and crept into several businesses. >> it came up and we got some water in our back floor but those are really just cars went by. it was a close call though. >> reporter: tidal flooding i

low 50s in trenton. 61 in sea isle city. here the winds and interesting to see all the zeros on the map, right. there's not a lot of wind out there, where you have it's single digits. there's the slight chance of a patchy fog developing. so far so good on our traffic and weather cameras. 6:00 a.m., 57 degrees, 8:00 a.m. 58, with light winds it will not feel all that bad. this afternoon it will be bright. 60 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 68 by noon. 74 by 3:00 p.m. maybe a few high clouds digging in at times, but bright. high of 75 degrees. it helps us if i hit, come on back now, that button first before i do a circle. 75 degrees late in the day around 4:00 p.m. or so, just jut like yesterday. karen we dry for the morning commute. >> reporter: this is woodhaven road at the boulevard. eastbound we have the off ramp shut down with the construction. westbound they are blocking the two right lanes, looks like they are picking up the cones occupant there. watching for the construction hopefully clearing out scheduled to clear at 5:00 a.m.

ray, his wife and family along with dozens of other veterans embarked on an honor sale to the isles of shoals. he was 17 when he enlisted, his now 65, he's battling cancer and it is believed to be connected to exposure to agent orange. the bucket list trip was arranged by concerned veterans organizations as well as peace greeters who were contacted only about a week ago by one of ray's friends. >> we started looking out for the isles of shoals and i said i'd love to go out there one more time before this ends, and so she set it up and away we went, it was really awesome. reporter: among his many medals and commendations, ray is i purple heart recipient as well. we thank you for your service. tom: well deserved trip indeed. and some sunny skies today. mike, it was a beautiful day, typically cooler tonight record warmth that was at the coast yesterday. what about that halloween tt2w`tiy@4d/ bt@qujt tt2w`tiy@4d/ "a@qef0 tt2w`tiy@4d/ bm@qnm< tt4w`tiy@4d/" dztq y1\ tt4w`tiy@4d/" entq )5< tt4w`tiy@4d/" gzt& 02d tt4w`tiy@4d/" hnt& <( tt4w`tiy@4d/" iztq jup tt4w`tiy@4d/" jntq x%0 tom: look bac

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sea isle city and atlantic city, 64. here we go the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of sunshine this afternoon, breezy and cooler, 66 degrees. sunday is nice, sunny skies, 70. eagles taking on the saints lincoln financial field. if you're doing tailgating for the the flyers, lots of sunshine, 75. tuesday, showers in the morning, otherwise clouds give way to sunshine, 70 degrees. dispen we cool it down -- and then we cool it down again, wednesday, 67. thursday, 66. friday, 65. the early call next week high temperatures by saturday in the early to upper 50s. funk it's chilly now, that will be a shocker. >> easing us in. it still feels cool. >>> an organization provided millions of meals to those in need celebrated a milestone, mana celebrated their 60th anniversary. today they prepare and delivers for those impacted by dozens of different illnesses. "many patients and their doctors unfortunately are not aware of the options available to patients with bone cancer. patients with bone cancer deserve a specialis

isles take the lead. isles couldn't hold it. david patter knack gets the big gold for boston and the isles lose at home last night 5-3 the final. >>> and finally from us, the mets of course, ready to take their swings in the world series but first they need something to swing. that's why workers are hard at work this weekend, at the louisville slugger factory making all new bats. they make them, brand them, deliver them. they will bring these bats to the mets tuesday, for game one of the world series. and that is the finished product. isn't that cool? >> that is a real bat. >> that is the real sportscast. whatever happens this weekend, laura has you covered. i'm rob powers. i will see you right back here on monday. >> they always have us covered. >>> much more ahead on eyewitness news on had saturday morning. just getting started. including a live look at today's top stories. >>> a prayer vigil planned for a fallen police officer, meantime, the search for additional suspects. i'm marcus solis. the story coming up in a live repor

hour could bring down power lines overnight and towns and inlet bridges connecting avalon and sea isle city closed because of high water. >> we're advising everybody do not drive on flooded street or through flooded intersection you put yourself and first responders at risk. >> over the summer beaches were replenished for the first time since super storm sandy. that beach bill is now paying off. >> our beach has helped up and it's designed to withstand this and that's what it's doing. >> businesss in avalon shored one sandbags ready for another round of flooding and residents say they're ready too. >> we moved our doors higher ground. there's a -- we park at municipal parking lot a couple miles down. >> more than a dozen were pulled out of the marina. folks braved wind and train grab a snack. >> it's picking up quite a bit. >> i hope he can on the beach stone harbor had to get that off the beach and wanted to make sure everything was tied down. >> we found surfers that say it could make for great waves sunday. >> we grew up doing this stuff. so we're experienced and big swells high win

the isles pulled away, thanks to three goals in the third period. kyle highlighting the action with his second goal of the season. 37 saves for the shutout as the isles win 4-0. >>> at the rock in newark, the devils and coyotes tied at two in overtiechlt on the odd man rush, travis finds larson in front for the game winner. he had a goal and two assists as the jersey boys win the second straight 3-2. >>> here in chicago, the cubs fans are sad, but the mets are thinking of one thing, sweep tomorrow and going to the world series for the first time since the year 2000. these mets are on some kind of roll. they have won six and lost two that's the story from the rainy windy city. back to you in the studio. chuck and sibila? >> thanks a lot. >>> dare i say that's why they

in at 26 degrees, 33 allentown and lehigh valley. 46 a little cooler along the coast in sea isle sit question and 41 in beach haven. all about the numbers. future tracker 6 showing you 1:00 in the morning during overnight hours nrubz in the upper 20s north and west of town. 37 in philadelphia and 41 degrees in wildwood. as you wake up tomorrow morning numbers along the 95 corridor in upper 20s to near freezing in philadelphia. 27 in poconos and 7 degrees as well in lancaster for that wake-up number. so we'll talk about what we can expect overnight tonight and right through monday extra layers will be needed and wake up temperatures ranging anywhere from 24 to 35 degrees and sunny. still chilly for monday with temperatures good 10 to 15 below where they normally should be. coming up walter a closer look at the forecast and talk more about numbers you may not want to see and let you know how quickly we rebound this week with the accuweather forecast 7 day. >> some parts of area so saw know flurries earlier today. yeah, these pictures were taken by denise whitely in downingtown after p.

bit, 49 right now in allentown and 47 millville and holding on to 50s across much of the area in sea isle city 4 dre agrees and 61 beach haven and mild along the shore ocean of 65 and 10 miles inland to pomona and 49 degrees now. the rest of the overnight tonight and through tomorrow morning star-studded sky not as cold at this morning mort of us started in the 30s to around 49 for center city and as we look ahead to that full accuweather forecast we have above normal start to the weekment we're not looking at soaking rain this coming week but there will be a chance for a few showers on two particular days and then the possibility of a widespread frost. sarah i'll have the timing for you coming up in the 7 day forecast. >> winter is coming. >> it's on its way. >> don't rush it. >> i'm not. >> we'll wait. >> thank you adam. >> hundreds of flights across the country are delayed because of southwest airline shooterer and linger into tomorrow and "action news" reporter jeff geoff is live at philadelphia international he talked to frustrated passengers jeff. >> ar save, traffic troubles to sta

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in sea isle the beaches will be up to 300 feet wider at high tide when the work is done. >>> a swat teamesponded to their parkside section of philadelphia today after a report of gunfire and a car accident. police found one vehicle crashed into a utility pole and another with heavy front end damage just down the road. it happened just before 12:30 along the 800 block of north holly street. investigators have not said if anybody was actually shot. >>> in new castle a delaware national guard airman received the bronze star for his brave actions in afghanistan. technical sergeant aaron webber helped to eliminate more than 1500-pound of enemy explosives. he gathered crucial information that led to the capture of four high valid targets. >>> philadelphia firefighters were on the special mission today to save lives in strawberry mansion. with ladders in hand they went door to door installing free smoke detectors. commissioner derek sawyer was joined by volunteers from the insurance society of philadelphia. this effort is expected to reach up to 240 homes. >>> a first grader embraced his favori

he was in sea isle yesterday. the state of emergency declared by governor christie remains in place, we showed you the flooding and beach erosion caused by the heavy rain. we are not getting the amount of rain that we thought we were going to get, but we'll have moderate to major flooding in cape may, atlantic, cumberland an salem. so we need to be prepared for that. >> governor christie said shelters are in place if evacuations orders are issued. >>> download the storm tracker 6 live app it's free through the google play or apple app stores. >>> to other news, philadelphia police have released video of the man they say sexually assaulted and robbed a temple university student. now police need your help camping him. septa surveillance video shows the suspect on the broad street train line near the off campus crime scene, police say he used a gun to terrorize a female student. >> forced the victim behind a construction pod or dumpster in the 1400 block of carlisle street where he robbed her and sexually assaulted h

in the 40s in allentown and reading. 61 in sea isle city. as we roll through the day, 57 degrees is the high today. look at how far below the average high of 71. alicia, at least the rain is diminishing. things get better tomorrow and monday, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> now, more on the flooding fears for some people at the jersey shore they have become a reality for others. it is now, wait and see if their property will be spared. check out this brand new video, a home knocked over and shuttled into the bay. see it peeking up right there. it happened overnight during flooding at the jersey shore. john rawlins is live at the shore in middle township. he has more on the flooding all the damage that was the left behind after those heavy rains yesterday, john. >> reporter: hi, alicia, first of all, we should say with the rain and wind and tidal issues we have routine problems you see at the shore. as for the elephant in the room. let's look over here. that's the unusual aspect here. behind me is not

grand isle where the hurricane first made landfall, nothing left. up the mississippi, houses swept five miles from their front doorsteps. levees strewn with battered ships and barges. more than 450 beached or sunk. and missing near baton rouge, somewhere on the river bottom in mississippi mud, barge mtc 602, laden with 600 tons of deadly liquid chlorine. enough to produce more poison gas than both sides used in all of world war i. and much more than enough to wipe out baton rouge. at 5:00, air force one lands in new orleans bringing the president, his aides, and leaders of the louisiana congressional delegation to survey the damage, see what needs to be done. in one old grade school near the industrial canal, not meant for use as a shelter at all, they find 3,000 refugees from the flood and only four young volunteers on hand to help. >> how much training have you had for this type of work? >> about 15 minutes, i guess. >> the president declares louisiana and florida both disaster areas, tells the office of emergency planning to coordinate federal as

tied at one first period isles take the lead. they couldn't hold it. pasternak with the goal for boston. the isles lost at home the final 5-3. >>> and finally from us, the mets are ready to take their swings in the world series but first they need something to swing. that's why workers are hard at work this weekend at the

calm in fact in philadelphia right now, about 7 miles per hour breeze coming in off the ocean in sea isley. as you're headed out this morning i'm going to call it partly cloudy but it depends on where you r some neighborhoods will see more sun, some more clouds. 58 degrees by 6 o'clock and 59 by 8:00 a.m. still not very windy and still a bit milder than yesterday. as we roll through the afternoon overall we'll see more clouds than yesterday. yesterday hardly any clouds at all. by noon up to 68 and by 3 o'clock 72. and by 6 o'clock, 71 degrees. looks like our high today will probably be rather late in the afternoon and that will come in about 73 degrees and again there is the chance of a shower around midday and maybe another light sprinkle later in the afternoon. i'll show that to you on future tracker6 and then karen a cooldown coming in the accuweather 7-day. >> but i got my pumpkin picking done already. the weather is all about me. traffic is about you. right now the vine street expressway is shutdown in both directions. we warned you about the construction that they're continuing with

. >> is that a question about business or making traffic isles easier to assess. >> take it anywhere relative to the market i agree with dedicating it to travel it make sense hopefully the city will stand up to the tmc and turn it both a an uber marketplace as to travel it is about making sure that you have adequate timing for crosswalks snaelz and if people are saying there is not accurate timing letting let me or the mta know those can be adjusted. >> the good news a list last time 4 dozen projects of changes we're making in the district to try to improve pedestrian safety a great new crosswalks broadway in front of the lady shay almost finished the mta has adjusted the timing on california and bay streets we're working on those you if you know of intersections let us know good news a lot of new buses coming online not only empower efficient and cleaner but much easier to board and walk around we've dune dawn the lines in the district you'll start seeing those that's one of the happy things we're making improvements you've some of you noticed bulb outs on columbus to try to improve

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we were in sea isle that was the same store.ot as bad as we were expecting when we thought hurricane joaquin was going to make landfall. this is an entirely different system. the rain is not the big concern here. it's not even really raining. but that wind and the water. the rising water. that's the issue right now guys. back to you. >> thanks for the update. keep us informed. and as i said, you be careful. >>> 9:04, new in the headlines, a deadly fire in chestnut hill. it happened just after 1:00 this morning. investigators tell us an elderly man was inside the home at the time. sadly he didn't make it. and the cause of the fire is currently under investigation. >>> also new from overnight, police in chester are investigating a deadly shooting. officers were called to the 1400 block of ruth l. bennett place just after midnight. right now the search is under way for the shooter. >> those faces of the victims, we now have them, all the men and women whose lives were cut short by a gunman in oregon. we know the identities of the n

. 46 in mount pocono, 49 in reading. 55 in trenton and then 54 in wilmington and 65 degrees in sea isley. winds like the last couple of mornings are also on the light side. only running at 3 miles per hour right now in the city. as we head out the door to start up the car, partly cloudy and cool, 58 degrees by 6 o'clock and 59 degrees by 8:00 a.m. so, cool but not as cool as yesterday and the winds still light. this afternoon we're going to get another mild one for you. 61 degrees by 9 o'clock, 68 by noon. 72 by 3 o'clock with that high of 73 probably sliding in around 3:30 or 4:00 today and still holding onto the low 70's by 6 o'clock. karen, we've got future tracker6 showing you how the sprinkles and showers are going to behave today. we also have cooler air coming in the seven day. that story coming up. >> it's going to starter feeling like october, right. >> yeah. >> looking outside live right now we're feeling the construction here on the vine street expressway. it closed at 11:00 a.m. scheduled to reopen right about now. closed in both directions. this is westbound. we can see wes

that's one of the few spots in the 40's at this hour. 59 in millville. 65 in sea isle city and the winds like the last couple of mornings not that strong, only running 3 miles per hour in philadelphia. as we head out the door to catch that school bus, looks like it will be cool but not all that breezy. temperatures close to 60 between 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock, a sweatshirt or a jacket a good idea for the kids. as we head through the day, once again it's going to be on the mild side this afternoon. 59 degrees by 8 o'clockly by noon, 68. and by 3 o'clock, 72 degrees with a high today of 73 and that will slot in probably around 3:30 or 4:00. we have a cooldown coming in the accuweather 7-day. in fact a couple of waves of even kehler air between now and the weekend. karen details coming up. >> onthe coolest air coincides with my camping trip which is great. looking live on the vine street expressway looking good right now. we've got no problems out there. the vine had closed last night at 11:00 a.m., it just reopened at 5:00 a.m. and we're looking now you can see eastbound and westbound reope

yesterday. 47 right now in philadelphia, 44 in allentown, line in reading, 43 in wilmington. 52 in sea isley. check out how much milder we are at this hour today than we were yesterday. we're actually 19 degrees better in allentown than we were this time yesterday when we were in the 20's and 11 degrees milder in philadelphia. so, coats appropriate this morning with these temperatures between six and eight but nothing like yesterday. 46 by 8 o'clock in philadelphia, mainly clear skies to start out. chilly conditions but better. and as we go into the afternoon it's going to be milder. by noon 61, by 3 o'clock 68 degrees and our high today 69 degrees late this afternoon around 4 o'clock. karen rogers, it gets even warmer tomorrow. i'll have details coming up in the seven-day. >> all right, dave murphy, i like this trend. let's do it and hit the roads right now. we had a disabled taxicab here on i-95 southbound at cottman. it is clear. the overnight construction is clear and you know what, you got no other worries. i-95 looking good right now. southbound traffic showing no delay and the vine i

and 46 in reading, 44 in millville so there are cooler spots but a lot of us in the 50's and in sea isley 59 degrees at this hour. heading outside this morning, mainly clear, cool, but nice. 50 degrees by 6 o'clock. 51 by 8:00 a.m., light winds so that's also a good part of the package this morning. and as we go through the afternoon, by noon 69 and there it is. we spend most of the afternoon in the 70's. 74 by 3 o'clock. and the high today in philadelphia 75 degrees late in the afternoon around 4 o'clock. got another very similar day for you tomorrow and then some cool changes heading toward the weekend. we'll have the details on that coming up in that accuweather 7-day. karen. >> all right, i've got some pretty good changes here on the vine street expressway. the construction is cleared in both directions and you can see the vine is reopened. so no problem westbound or eastbound now. that just reopened and the crews will come back again tonight at 11 o'clock and they'll close the vine until roughly 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we had some construction in bucks county right on i-95. that

upper 50's in reading and wilmington, 52 in millville, 59 in sea isle city.hool bus looks like it will stay on the cool side. temperatures probably in the upper 50's between 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock but with light winds and that sun starting to break through really not too bad. and as we roll into the school day and the workday it gets even better. by 8 o'clock we may slip back down the 59 but then 70 degrees by noon. and by 3 o'clock, 75 with a nice high today of 76 degrees, probably around 3:30 or 4:00 and we may still be holding onto the 70-degree mark at 6 o'clock. so a gorgeous day ahead. another nice one tomorrow and

he'll be in sea isle city today to urge jersey shore residents just to prepare as a precaution. >> njdo. it is expecting clean and draining systems, testing the communication systems, and topping off fuel surprise. >> yesterday christie declared a state of emergency. pennsylvania governor tom wolf also spoke about the commonwealth's preparations for joaquin. >> we're doing everything we can that's possible to make sure that they're safe, depending on in case anything happens with the weather. >> for the latest on the coastal flooding for hurricane joaquin, check in at cbsphilly.com. set up m preparedness guides, in case we want to get red. >> i right now, 4:33, new this morning, man is in critical condition, after he was shot in the olney section of philadelphia. police say the shooting happened last night, around 1:13 on the 200 block of rube i canan street. police say the shooter fled on foot, may still be armed. >> in oregon, ten people are dead, and seven wounded after a gunman opens fire at the community college. hundreds gathered at vigil for the victim last night, in town every r

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