unless i'm mistaken. >> new jersey. >> new jersey, period?fference between jersey style and philadelphia style? >> we do ours on a round poppy seed roll. >> anything i need to know? >> regular, cheese and onions. >> it's round. it's got steak, spices, browned onions, real american cheese, such as it is, and a poppy seed roll. >> fantastic. thank you, sir. >> and it is sublime. >> relish, what do you think? >> hot pepper. yeah. a little bit. >> a little bit? i drove a long way for this. thinking about it the whole way. >> good. >> man, this should be like national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> thanks. >> really a thing of beauty. >> that's a good thing to hear. >> would drive across the state in a blizzard for it. >> we get a lot of people from philly. >> wow. that's treason. do they change their plates on their car or wear a disguise? >> it's different. the poppy seeds help. >> i like the rolls. it's awesome. >> it's delicious. jersey cheesesteaks, i'm not saying they're better than philadelphia -- yeah, i am act

again, as we are going into new jersey from paulsboro into the new jersey side of the delaware river, this storm system is continuing to pick up speed with possible rotation here. i will track it to the east right around 50 miles an hour. deptford, 6:04. run voorhees, 6:13. evesham township 6:16. this is a very quick-moving dangerous storm. we do expect very damaging winds inside this storm, winds near 60 miles an hour or greater. if we do not have a tornado on the ground. we have not gotten any reports of that but this is a radar indicated tornado. mantua, you are on the edge of this as well. paulsboro is where we had the initial indication where we also have quite a bit of lightning over the area. again, very heavy rain. we have a lot of lightning, damaging winds with this tornado warning. right near 295 near paulsboro, if any of these roads sound familiar to you, berkeley road harmony road right near the paulsboro area this is right near philly international airport, too. this is where we have the tornado warning. it's moving towards west deptford, deptford you are in this warned a

>> new jersey. >> new jersey, period? >> yeah. >> is there a difference?poppy seed roll. >> it's round. it's got steak, spices, browned onions, real american cheese, such as it is, and a poppy seed roll. >> fantastic. thank you, sir. >> and it is sublime. >> relish, what do you think? >> hot pepper. >> a little bit? i drove a long way for this. thinking about it the whole way. man, this should be like national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> thanks. >> really a thing of beauty. >> that's a good thing to here. >> we get a lot of people from philly. >> wow? that's treason. do they change their plates on their car or wear a disguise? >> it's delicious. jersey cheesesteaks, i'm not saying they're better than philadelphia -- yeah, i am actually. this is great. >> glad you enjoyed it. just stay calm and move asno sudden movements.. google search: bodega beach house. verizon say neversettle. t-mobile agrees. never settle for verizon's overpriced gimmicks. try the un-carrier risk-free for 14 days you'll love it, or we'll pay for you to

south jersey.hat survived prohibition, the great depression, two world wars, numerous declines, and rebirths. still here, still great, a symbol of what atlantic city was, would be, could be, and should be again. . >> to bring a city back after a decline is a really complicated process. they wanted easy answers and casino gambling was seen as an easy answer. >> it sure sounded like a good idea. >> they were going to bring 12 casinos here and bring everybody up from the top down. it hasn't worked. when you're left with just 12 casinos -- >> and if you're looking for an example of a lemming like lurch of cliff face from which to tumble, look no further than this $2.4 million goat rodeo, the revel. it opened in 2012 and closed less than two years later. the most expensive casino in new jersey history. >> it was incredible. >> what were they thinking? >> short-term money at a time when other casinos were opening all over the east coast. >> it's nuts. it's economics 101. >> casinos, of course, by design,

in new jersey 295 and the new jersey turnpike about 63, 65 miles an hour.tweeting any issues as they pop up with traffic with the #6abc traffic so this is a good way to find the latest. here on storm tracker six live double scan you could see exactly where the morning showers are. we watched them cross over from delaware into new jersey so you're wet in sea isle city, atlantic city, glassboro along route 55 still pretty damp. not the heavier cells we saw earlier. a little damp on the turnpike and coming out of the city and also route 70 here and near wrightstown we had a heavier cell that moved through and hitting wrightstown right near the new jersey turnpike so watch for that as you're headed out. no big problems and later today a spotty storm here or there could affect you tarnal. >> thank you karen. >>> an out of control vehicle ignite add huge gas explosion when it crashed into a business. more than a dozen people were burned at least three people have serious injuries and victims were seen running out of the cafe while they were still on fire. witness

good day on the way to margate down in south jersey. we will be traveling down that atlantic city expressway. come on by down the shore. all throughout the morning. come say hi to us at lucy. if you are in town keep in mind we have tall ships here all weekend long on both sides of the delaware and then tonight dave matthews in concert at 7:00 o'clock: that concert venue will be having a lot of extra volume on the ben franklin bridge during the rush hour. we have friday, summertime, shore traffic rush hour, and two big events in south philadelphia tonight into the mix, the phillies and the soul both playing across the street from each other at the stadium complex. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> 5:20. after months of speculation new jersey governor chris christie finally set to jump in the 2016 race for president. the official announcement should happen on tuesday. the republican governor has been laying ground work for a white house run for quite sometime now. back in 2012 he decided against seeking the g.o.p. nomination h this

moving into new jersey on a major new jersey turnpike southbound. near exit 7. this is in the bordentown area. there's an overturned truck that subsequently caught on fire. it's messing things up. you can take 295 around it. we'll have that for you shortly. >>> 2nd street is reopened after a deadly head-on crash the impact crumbled the cars and killed both drivers. witnesses say they were speeding. nbc10's matt delucia was live on the scene. matt witnesses are telling us what they saw. >> reporter: tracy, right here is where it happened on 2nd street. the fire department was out here just trying to clean up the fuel and oil out here. so the fire department just left about two minutes ago, i would say, because they have shut down this road here. 2nd street. now you can see cars are moving in both directions. this is reopened now. both cars that were involved in this crash, they were going in opposite direction. one car trying to turn on pusey street. the other was trying to pass a truck. the witnesses tell us they heard the screeching tires, he looked out the win

one of the things that new jersey people don't like is he's never in new jersey. after he makes the big announcement today, he's off to new hampshire for five days because he's put all his eggs in the new hampshire basket and people think they elected a full-time governor and they want to have a full-time governor. >> so this has nothing to do with his policies? because in the end, then if the theory is they are sad to see him leave, which is what chris christie said then the rest of the nation would benefit. >> i think he's joking actually, when he said that. i think it's the first thing off the top of his head but you can say absurd things and make it look like he's being serious. the state is in bad shape any way you look at it and people of new jersey aren't happy about that, either. >> it's interesting, he can say absurd things and treat them seriously, but the people of his own state doesn't know what absurdity they are. the university poll last month showed 66% of his fellow citizens felt he didn't have the temperament to be president of the united states 5

on new jersey transit.antic city rail line also canceled. septa buses no service at chester transportation center and certainly you want to expect detours as you're traveling on the septa buses throughout communities that have downed trees, downed wires. media elwyn line is canceled. use the wilmington newark line instead. thorndale paoli is not run at this point between thorndale and malvern but you can get between malvern and center city. so, trains are operating there. fox chase line is canceled. norristown high speedline canceled between norristown and radnor. so lots of issues with mass transit and lots of issues on the roads as well. although your main roads aren't too bad the issues are with downed wires. in overbrook city avenue is blocked at 66 street. a large downed tree causing the problem. stick to remmington road or lansdale. lower merion, bala avenue at bala circle downed wires. new issue on the boulevard at oxford circle. traffic lights malfunctioning. we have been finding that problem a lot.

tonight. >>> a heads-up for drivers in south jersey. major road repairs set to begin monday on a stretch of turnersville road in pine hill between north and hill drives and middle avenue for the next four months. they will reconstruct and resurface the roads, replace storm pipes and inlets replace curbs and sidewalks and install pavement markers. >>> now to the weather. a sticky steamy night. >> it's only going to get worse for the end of the week. glenn? >> the humidity's going up as well as the temperature and a heat advisory is in effect for tomorrow. more on the uncomfortable conditions, plus our next chance for storms. >>> take a look. it's the tiniest house this group has ever built. the people behind the construction project plan to give it away for free. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get cu

new jersey turnpike. that's exit 3 runnemede and the delaware bridge. >>> nbc 10 spotted this storm damage early this morning in center city philadelphia. this tree crashed dunn on several cars parked on the 2400 block of lombard street. overnight, nbc 10 was also on south street in philly where peco crews were busy working on downed power lines near 24th street. peco is working to restore about 184,000 outages in the five-county region. some people will not get power back on until friday. the city of philadelphia by the way is dealing with about 20,000 outages. many of the customers in the dark today are in delaware county. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in one of the hardest hit areas, middletown township. matt? >> reporter: rosemary it might be tough to see me because we have sun rising behind us. fortunately that sun will provide a lot of good benefit to the people who are going to be working to clean up all the damage that was caused by the storm last night. just behind me, again, it will be very diff

still some showers around in south jersey. the atlantic city area seeing rain into atlantic, ocean and burlington counties. light rainfall the steadier heavier rainfall is now offshore. clouds will be with us for most of the day. some breaks of sunshine are possible. overall it's going to be cooler thanks to those clouds. 76 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. let's get a check of traffic, first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington standing by. jessica? >> we are watching the schuylkill expressway so far this morning around montgomery drive. everything moving along just fine still a 12-minute drive time from the vine street expressway to the center city area. u.s. 1 southbound between stony bank and thornton road still being blocked due to fallen power cables from tuesday night's storm. greenwich township on 295, we have exit ramps closed due to downed wires. exit 15 at tomlin station, exit 16 at swedesboro road and exit 17 right around harmony road. a

we are on the uss new jersey. ships on the philly side and some on the camden side. you think i can't lift it. >> they meantile toe . >>> two stores in wilmington got a jump on national hiv testing day today the day recognizes around the country is saturday but two walgreens decided to start testing free today they will start in the locations on the 800 block of market street and 8500 on market street. >>> newcastle county sheriff is going for a new title in next year's election trinidad and a half ar asays he will run for delaware insurance commission under. sheriff and a half ar a. >>> students in newcastle county spent the week learning about careers in construct technical high school held a construction camp entitled build your future the idea was to cultivate interest in careers in the construction industry. >>> and the nba draft is less than two hours away. jaime apody is live in the sports center with more. jaime everybody wants to know what they are going to do? >> i want to know what they are going to do

he lacks integrity as far as the people of new jersey. he hasn't done what he said he was going to do get more jobs and lower taxes. it hasn't happened. >> there has been a lot of stimulation as far as business growth. it's coming to cities like camden and newark. >> would i vote for him as president? right now, no. >> hear more from christie about his announcement tonight on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt and tomorrow morning on the "today" show. >>> here are some of the other stories making headlines on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." rescue crews at the jersey shore are searching for a man who disappeared in the ocean in north wildwood this morning. police say a man in his 40s was in distress and tried to get to him but couldn't. this happening near the second street beach. boaters tell us the currents there are strong and dangerous. >>> we now know where pope francis will be making public appearances during his visit to philadelphia. the pontiff will celebrate mass saturday september 26th at the cathedral basilica of ss. peter and paul fo

here in south jersey, we did just that. though moment is not yet here notion is not new. >> i'm not suppliesed whatsoever. i thought he would run last time. it is not shocking to me. i think, i know a lot of republicans who are happy about it. >> reporter: she is's a democrat and teacher. she would rather see chris christie in her classroom over the oval office. >> i work for camden. i just don't think he is interested in. >> reporter: as republican governing a typically blue state christie has highlighted his ability to do business with new jersey's democratic legislature. >> i wouldn't trust him. >> i don't trust him. >> he is certainly willing to say what he thinks and it gets him in trouble frequently but it is certainly something we need, we need someone to step up and say it isn't right and let's fix it. >> reporter: christie's bold persona has worked with and against him earning support from fiscal conservatives and less from sectors that felt cuts. >> we had a bad term as far as state employees as far as him taking

as i do as the new jersey resident. so he says that his slogan is he'll tell it like it is. it is really more like he'll sell it like it isn't. you can go down to almost everything he said and the record belies it. and we can get into specifics if you want to. but, you know, what is going to happen with him. and i think he could do well. he will likely do well in these debates. is that you are going to see him bedevilled all the way down the road with whether he kept his promises in new jersey whether he told the truth in new jersey. there is a story in the local paper this morning documenting all of his lies as the columnist calls it. so today we're going to see the beginning of an accountability effort by those who oppose him in new jersey. and i think a lot of people in the press to show that, you know he really is not as straight a shooter as he would have the american public believe. >> well, i think my interpretation is correct. he was ripping on republicans there in a very indirect way. >> -- >> talking about com

patterson faces several charges. >>> a new jersey state bill inspired by a jersey shore star is one steper to reality. it would let parents and students know exactly where college tuition is going. the bill passed the senate committee today. it would require public colleges and universities to publish an online breakdown of students' fees. in 2011 rutgers paid nicole polizzi $32,000 for an appearance. some students complained afterwards. >>> he didn't break a leg. >> instead, something else happened to one actor during a live performance and it was not part of the script. >> what's your emergency? i was like i'd like to report an accidental stabbing at a theater. >> yes. stabbed on stage. one part of the play that went terribly wrong and the surprising thing the injured actor was able to do without the audience ever knowing. >>> also a healthy helping? the new findings on a certain snack and how it could add years to your life. the new research just released. >>> all new tonight on "nbc 10 news at 5:00" from setting churches on fire to cross burning, police say this guy's been busy commi

there are delays with septa and new jersey transit. if you're driving, our crews are finding trees blocking roads in pennsylvania and new jersey. be careful as you're heading out this morning. nbc 10 cameras were rolling as the rain and wind blew through parts of delaware county. the wind took ahold of just about anything not nailed down here in this mall parking lot. trees and power line were knocked down across the county. in one case rescue crews used chain saws to free people trapped in a house by a fallen tree. >> i'm underneath everything. the girls, say your prayers. that's all we can do. >> she and her family were okay. there were a few minor injuries. as for getting around because of all of the downed trees and power lines, some drivers say it took them hours just to drive a few miles. >> i believe that. >> crews will have to clean this up mess in king of prussia. you can see where this tree snapped and crashed into an apartment building. fortunately nobody was hurt. the weather is being blamed for flipping this tractor-traile

holly, new jersey.hey are not allowing any more traffic to get onto this stretch of the roadway. so if you are leaving the house right now and you typically use this stretch i would head right for the new jersey turnpike, from the get go. you can get on right here, 541, actually, exit five, on the new jersey turnpike, from, say, cherry hill mt. laurel. i would use the turnpike from the get go. and head north into avoid that delay. another accident, north on the extension, right before the lansdale interchange. now, that mess we had to deal with yesterday, was coming southbound and all of the lanes are open between quakertown and lansdale. good morning, to the benny. ben franklin bridge come nothing philadelphia, no problems or delays at the moment. actually light volume coming over the benny but pack your shades for sun glare hit the curve, conshy curve headed eastbound, start to slow down, that delay continues in through girard avenue. mike alex back to you. >> talking b ball now what do you say? >> cl

>> reporter: maryland, northern new jersey, new england, ohio, crew where is coming to assist. as you can see this is a problem spot we are looking at right here. wire here goes well into those branches and back around the tree back there you cannot cut in there until ac says it is safe to go in. that is really what causing much of the wait at this time. the hope is to have everyone back on the line by late sunday but they want to have it done hopefully by midday saturday. don't forget it is thursday so two more days at the very lease. we are live, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. >>> this morning the boro hall in brookhaven will serve breakfast to those without power after tuesday's storms. delaware county remains in the state of emergency with roughly 25,000 customers still with no electricity after tuesday night. county leaders are having a tough time keeping up with the response. they say mess of the power won't be restored until sometimefully. >> we have in where else to go so it is nice to have somewhere that we can all spend time togeth

now we have clouds that are still over delaware and south jersey. those will be clearing out even cooler, dry air will be filtering in during the day. you'll feel the difference. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast 77 degrees. into the middle 80s for allentown, reading, bright sunshine for doylestown, trenton and mt. holly. into the 80s for atlantic city cape may. dover a high of 84 this afternoon. nowhere near the 90s for wilmington, swedesboro, up to 87 for drexel hill and philadelphia. look at the weekend forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >>> at 4:12 on this wednesday, let's get a check of the traffic with jessica boyington. i'm guessing those downed trees will create problems for at least the next couple of hours. >> we actually have so many downed trees it's hard to stuff them into one report. we'll start off with a few of them and then cover new jersey and traffic lights malfunctioning. we have a downed tree partially blocking city avenue and 71st street. there's police activity directing traffic. it's barely squeezing by at that poi

a concert turns into chaos in north jersey.we'll tell you how police got control of the crowd and what witnesses say set them off. a live report still ahead. >>> and you're used to seeing bikers cruising the streets on motorcycles but you may be surprised about what these guys did to get their message out. >>> that's what it sounded like when about a thousand motorcyclists converged on waco texas yesterday in support of the bikers that are still in jail after that deadly brawl last month. nine people were killed during the shootout more than a dozen injured. >>> a hip hop r & b concert turned violent in north jersey yesterday. state police had to lob tear gas at concertgoers who were throwing bottles at police. this all happening in the parking lot of metlife stadium. tracey strahan is live for us this morning. what started this between police and these concertgoers here? >> reporter: well chris, from what we've heard so far, the bottles started being thrown in this parking lot at metlife stadium when police started to turn the

and not jersey. menendez is accused of accepting gifts from a florida eye doctor in exchange for political favors. >>> today a philadelphia man will become the first person in the city to be sentenced under a law named after a fallen police officer. raymond sold firearms from local gun shows. brad fox was killed with a gun that was illegally purchased. the law mandates a minimum sentence of five years in prison for people convicted of providing guns to people who were not allowed to own them. >>> 4:08 now. several washington lawmakers will be in philadelphia today to check up on the philadelphia veterans affairs office. a recent inspector general's report slammed the agency. today ten members of the house and senate will meet with the director of that office and some of the employees to see if changes have improved the situation. >>> if you were one of the many people hit hard by hurricane sandy almost three years ago, you can now get some information today about your fema claim. starting at 11:30 th

she got some help from new jersey native rocker jon bon jovi. he and his wife hosted an evening with hillary in monmouth county tonight. this is video of her walking into the fund-raiser. senator cory booker of new jersey was among those in attendance along with former new york governor david paterson. paterson tweeting this photo of clinton speaking at the event. >>> new jersey gave the green light for a second south jersey facility to begin growing medical marijuana. compassionate sciences in belmar camden county becomes the fifth treatment center in the entire state to dproe it. it will be another three months before the drug is available for patients. the state has now approved six nonprofit groups to grow or sell marijuana to patients with certain medical conditions. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> beautiful day with the low humidity humidity, but things are changing for tomorrow. for part of the afternoon, thunderstorms will return in the forecast along with the heat and humidity. and then late

new jersey and if legislature has a different view. but they will have to answer apparently there was a protest this weekend. that was regarding the situation and just yesterday i issued a part into a young man who was an armored car driver who owned a gun and had put that in his gun box, got -- glovebox, got distracted, got pulled over for a registration violation. he told the police he had a gun in his glovebox that he legally owned. but he was arrested and had to plead guilty to a felony. i pardon him yesterday, because i think that no matter what laws they pass, the governor has the right to look at the administration of justice and if i think that in justice has been committed i have the power to pardon that. this is that their person i have pardon under these laws that i thought was inappropriately charged and convicted of a felony. so, this is going to be a constant conversation that we need to continue to have and i think that the current situation is going to force more to happen. >> thank you. >> i represent stratford distric

. >> a big mess on i-295 in south jersey.ruck overturned sending a load of apple juice all over the pavement. good morning everyone, 6:30 on this wednesday. tam is off erin o'hearn joins us along with david and karen. good morning. >> good morning. chopper six live on the scene in burlington county new jersey. look at this mess. it is literally a mess on 295 northbound. here is what's going on right at route 541. you can see they've got two heavy duty tow trucks on the scene. they're trying to upright the cab portion of this tractor-trailer. look at what police are doing. they're out there sweeping the highway because there was a fuel spill. they put down sand on the roadway. 80,000 pounds of apple juice boxes just strewn all over the highway. now they're allowing some traffic to get by and if chopper kind of pans back you can see we're backed up for miles. police tell me that they're blocking offer the exit ramps onto 295 northbound at route 541 as well as exit number 45 to try to eliminate some of the backup that just keeps

cow crossing i-95 into parts of south jersey. a little bit of good news that tornado warning was allowed to expire just now. it has been replaced by a severe thunderstorm warning once again tornado warning expired but replaced by a severe thunderstorm warning until 7:30 for pretty much all of south jersey right now. so the tornado warning was allowed to expire about 10 minutes early. for the areas that we were watching. and right now we are looking at that nasty line severe thunderstorm warnings now for pretty much of all of south jersey, atlantic city expressway down the shore also, the garden state parkway until 7:30 as we watch that bow kind of moving into parts of south jersey with damaging winds torrential rainfall and vivid lightning. tornado warning was just allowed to expire. >> back to you. >> that is very good thing. however, i mean, you had your back turned there you didn't see when it you were talking about lightning one huge bolt struck down from our center city cam right there and we saw it. it kind of shocked me wh

mount laurel, new jersey. we have a potential for severe storms. mount laurel slow acres eaves bureau, medford road through marlton this area lets look at this rain rate this is hainesport mount laurel road a very heavily traveled road, church road, marie tree road, this is 17 inches an hour which would be amazing. i have never even seen that before but just significant rain falling right now, with this cell. this is an area of concern in the tornado warning area we're talking about possibility of damaging wind, just prolific rain and a lot of lightening associated with this. cloud to cloud but more significantly cloud to ground lightening. tornado warning will continue for next 15 minutes. if it is allowed to expire and weaken as it moves toward interior south jersey remember it is still a severe thunderstorm. so that warning will continue for the next 15 minutes the storm will continue to move east ward it will be in vineland by 6:28. it will be in millville by 6:37. cresswood village by 7:02. toms river as

live look here, an accident on the new jersey turnpike this is northbound new jersey pike right near exit number three between exits two and three as we look here from skyfox, we will pull back out here. traffic over here to the left, i'm not sure if traffic is getting by, looks like all off into the trees here, so we keep an eye on that one, again, on the new jersey turnpike, over in south jersey and going to the fixed cameras here, live look at i95, southbound, pulling this guy out of the grass southbound, an accident, approaching woodhaven road. so that's causing a delay for anyone coming out of bucks county there. live look, little further south, accident near bridge street. so double accidents here, on i-95 patco service suspended during the morning rush hour, no trains at all coming in from south jersey. the ben franklin not bad at the moment. here is a live look, but expect a lot of extra volume, using the ben franklin. use the patco train to come into philadelphia, obviously looking for alternates this morning. >> storm scam threw here last night, nice pretty sunrise over the

in new jersey, pse&g is reporting 45,000 customers out. ax c electric says more than 159,000 customers are in the dark. and that number has actually gone up in the past half hour. so of course this is a changing situation. in delaware 14,000 delmarva customers in new castle county are without electricity. we have live nbc 10's first alert team coverage of the storm damage and the impact on your morning commute will begin with nbc 10's matt delucia live in middletown township delaware county. matt plenty of damage out there, especially when it comes to downed trees. >> a lot of downed trees out here rosemary. we saw plenty of them. we had to turn around quite a few times because roads are blocked as a result. i'll step out of the way and give you a look. this is baltimore pike at valley road. big telltale sign of the damage at this point are the traffic lights that are out. we've seen plenty of these. traffic lights are out and streetlights are out as well. of course when we drive up and down these secondary streets we see a lot of the home

it is an aspiration that has already shifted his focus away from new jersey. governor christie speaking about his sometimes bold comments and moral character. >> i know if my mom were still alive she would say to me i taught you that in a trusting relationship, you don't hold anything back. >> reporter: it's ahead of his formal announcement tuesday to run for president. >> presidential elections almost always revolve around a vision for the future and not on the candidate's record. >> reporter: it's the reason rider university political analyst ben dworkin says christie's response to the storm won't matter to voters. >> this is about getting this town back up on its feet. >> reporter: the governor is waiting on a price tag from fema to sign any federal relief declaration for last tuesday's storm. last month, hurricane sandy victims rallied at the capitol. christie's still taking heat over that storm. with four casino closures last summer, he says atlantic city is making slow but sure progress with non-gaming revenue up and private sector investment. >> we need

laurel, new jersey. >> threat made in new jersey.n carabeo joins us now, in mt. laurel with that story jan good morning. >> harrington middle school doesn't open until 730:67:89 you can see behind me, police are already here out front of the school, this activity, stems, from threatening phonecall police received against the middle school last night. they got that call right around 9:00. now at that time, police did search the school and found no threat police on call all day long. officials asking student only bring essential items to expedite the process. the threat here at harrington middle school one of many several made, but also in pennsylvania. chopper three over simon elementary school yesterday morning, police say, a threatening call was made to the school's main offers there, nothing suspicious found, lockdown lit dollars also montgomery county lockdown at hatboro horsham high school due to the threatening phonecall made to the district's he will henry school. chopper three over the scene as police canvas the area again,. >

see this new jersey transit bus. he's got to somehow without these traffic lights, because all of the power is out through all of the major intersections down the black horse pike, just the first one, and maybe the worse one, because you have the new jersey transit bus depo here with buses coming out as you see, every few seconds, and more buses than usual because these buses are replacing what you talk about bob no train service down to the shore no patco service so maybe more people riding more buses. but look what these bus drivers have to do. they have to wait for traffic to clear both ways, sometimes they'll go across the northbound lanes and then just sit there and cause a little bit of gridlockment look at this this guy is nice enough to stop. but watch. nobody else is stopping. so the guy if the silver pick up symptoms, he knows the lights are out but everybody will just keep going through and this poor bus driver, job stressful enough look at him inning across the black horse pike people do 50 miles an hour

i'm in newton, new jersey.rendered his badge and gun and turned himself in to the prosecutor's office for allegedly unzipping his pants and exposing his genitals to some individual he had pulled over for traffic events. charged with two counts of official misconduct, one count of a pattern of official misconduct and the count of lewdness. police were tipped off by a couple anonymous tips on march 18. details at officer miller stopped 26 your over speeding. when he returned to the car you can clearly here the sound of his pants others up enclosed are open. then on october 23 he stopped at 22-year-old man leaving a bar restaurant. according to the complaints his genitals were actually out of his pants. _-dash can video that was reviewed confirmed all these behaviors. we spoke to the sergeant. >> police cars and 2015 about every car has a camera the only thing i can think of us he was recording this intentionally. bill: it's very hard to tell. >> another instance where we need to have those body cameras on them. b

>> a love letter new jersey. a love letter to jersey. [inaudible] >> you were alienating young people now the entire south. i'm -- >> subsection of the poconos. >> that was a good speech no matter which way -- sheer power. >> look at the time. >> oh, that drill. >> hang on we're going to go to a quick break here. the president is with the president of brazil brazil tharkd ring a bell only the did the environment. remember back in 1997 when that country almost went belly up on better than $100 billion worth of debt we reevented their currency. now some people are saying can we do same for greece? no bottom line we cannot and couple of years since we were spying on them and tapping their phones. putting this together, more after this. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsi

new jersey transit services suspended on the ac rail line, new jersey transit buses are running the same trip though and patco running but remember it is a friday schedule that includes track work and those gaps of 26 minutes in services. chris and lauren back to you. >>> we have breaking news out of france. one person is dead following an attack and a explosion at a gas factory. now, authorities are opening up a terrorism investigation a security official says two people arrived at the plan carrying banners written in arab. the officials say the attackers set off an explosion. an official says the victim outside the factory was decapitated. several people were hurt. one attacker was arrested. much more on this breaking news throughout the morning. >>> and three days since tuesday's storm and local officials are calling it the sixth worse in our history. >> several areas in philadelphia, south jersey, all affect by this weather and a lot of people still without power. lets go to steve keyly in northeast philadelphia for us with the very latest, steve. >> reporter: let's rewrite that lead

at the speed limit on all of the major highways into new jersey, no problems on 295 four it, the jerseye, and again heads un tonight increase traffic activity around the stadium complex as the brew remembers in town, first pitch coming in at 7:05 tonight. that's a look at your ride this morning, we send it back over to you ukee. >> thanks so much. here is a look at today's headlines, pregnant woman loses her baby after double shooting in west oaklane. the woman is in critical condition right now man in his 40's in stable condition. >> indonesia, seven people dead after military plane crashes into a residential area. all 12 crew members on board the plane are reportedly dead along with several people on the ground. chris christie expected to enter the presidential rales, would become the 14th vowing for the white house in 2016. >> on the cbs23 health watch this morning the high death toll linked to sugary drinks. researchers at tough university say an estimated 184,000 deaths may be caused by the consumption of sugary beverages, each year. in the world-wide study the sugar sweetened drin

closer to philadelphia south jersey, we expect to see thunderstorms. we're seeing unsettled weather throughout our area. a few showers starting to push into the poconos at this hour. most of this moisture will stay to the north of our area. it won't be until later on we start to get the thunderstorms fired up especially with the temperatures pushing into the mid-80s. right now conditions throughout the area 56 degrees in philadelphia, mild start in wilmington at 61. 61 in washington township. 63 in reading. 56 in shenandoah. 58 degrees in the poconos. right along the shore we're in the low 60s. we continue to see our win speeds cominging up from the south. it will help contribute to our warmer temperatures heading into this afternoon. our breakdown shows by 3:00 4:00, that's the window to start seeing some of the storms in our area allentown, reading, the poconos. this is where the heavyion pours will be. same thing closer to wilmington. it will take longer to see thunderstorm activity in philadelphia closer to 8:00 9:00 at night. by 10:00 p.m. we have

military veteran wants answer after a new jersey transit bus wouldn't let him on because they wouldn't let his service dog on. >> get up it's 5:30, time for work. >> reporter: i guess the navy is here, don't call eva during the show. we have a lot of clouds, most of the rain has passed to the east. there's additional sprinkle as showers in south jersey, it's mainly cloudy with sunny breaks, slight chance of a pop-up sprinkle or shower. 63 in allentown. 6 # in philadelphia. 66 in millville. we have a bit of a flow coming off the ocean we're adding a bit of moisture to the atmosphere, so it feels more humid this morning and stays more humid through the day. 69 by 8:00 a.m. mainly cloudy and dry across the region. as we roll through the day does look like it will be another warm one with highs in the low 80s. high of 83 right there at 3:00 p.m. 69 by 8:00. 80 by noon, 77 by 6:00. again, sunny breaks at times, a lot of clouds in place. karen tomorrow we have potentially heavy rain arriving during the afternoon and evening. i'll talk about that coming up. let's get this day started because

boyington is watching jersey roads and elsewhere. >> the jersey roads looking great so far. that's one of the least of our worries. we're starting to build in volume in some places. certain places on the schuylkill expressway. 4:22 is what we're looking at live right around 29. at this point right here we're starting to see volume around this curve right here. still, the total drive time eastbound from 29 up towards the schuylkill expressway is still an eight-minute trip and currently no problems heading westbound as well. a few accidentses on city avenue and conshohocken state road. watch for that. in or out of the city on any of the area bridges, currently no problems. delays or ongoing construction not backed too much on the ben, the betsy or the tacony palmyra. >>> did you ever have any indication that any of this was going on? >> none whatsoever. >> sexual abuse accusations and an alleged cover-up as former students baffled and former house speaker dennis hastert facing a federal charge. >>> new surveillance video. shows an suv hitting a bar in delaware county. this hap

atlantic city, new jersey. this is pitman, man to, east greenwich, you name it, town after town they are still in a big mess and still without power, no answer for sure when they will get power. and no help coming from the big man in trenton who is spending more time in new hampshire and less time in new jersey, it seems, because we saw him after hurricane sandy, residents are saying and mayors are saying but we are not seeing chris christie since tuesday's storm and we'd like to see either him or his staff or at least a phone call to tell us help is on the way. >> if this was north jersey, it have would have been done. because we are in the south jersey the state is not recognizing us. we are spend ago lot of money, and resources, to fix this problem and help our residents. we need to step into declare a state of emergency to get funding to help us. >> it is a disaster. it is worse than hurricane sandy. it is a total mess. worse i have ever saw.

it's primary day in new jersey. one of the quietest one in new jersey. with few elections, experts are predicting a very small voter turnout. voters will choose democratic and republican candidates for the assembly man position. every seat is up for grabs. only 5 of new jersey's 40 districts are being contested. also on the ballot some free holder and county executive positions. the polls open at 6:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 paumt. you can check "nbc 10" app for results as soon as they come in. >>> now "nbc 10" first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz. >> it's a pretty gloomy day out there and it's going to stay that way. we're not going to be seeing sunshine today and we're not going to be seeing a whole lot much sunshine for much of the rest of the week. we still have a flash flood watch for much of the area. that's only until 6:00 a.m. the rain not as heavy as it has been. the flood advisory from kent county delaware south ward. this is the area that got hit the hardest. still has some rain there as you can see on the radar

nothing in new jersey so far. that does not mean things cannot change as system evolves. stay with us, through tonight and through the day tomorrow as well for latest on this system. future weather shows we will start off saturday morning with cloud at 8:00 a.m. making a bagel run you are okay. notice heavier rain off to the west reading allentown lancaster, heavier rain may follow near dauphin county near state capitol there but then moves in our area right around 9:00 p.m. and steady showers and storms down the shore. this all lifts through overnight and then sunday morning a couple showers before we finally start to clear things out. i'm optimistic we will get sun back on sunday afternoon. future rain amounts heavier rain will stay off to the west where we see red shaded areas where 3 inches could fall n our area one to two with the heavier rain west of philadelphia in the flood watch zone. for your saturday evening poor drainage flooding is possible. river flooding, however is not expect to see the larger rivers okay with this event. overnight tonight just a stray sho

less likely in south jersey and delaware. pocono mountains in the 70s yesterday and 82 in the afternoon. low 90s for allentown and quaker town. 90s for trenton. hot one at the shore where it's likely to stay dry today. vineland and dover up to 91. the chance of showers increases the farther north you can so there's a chance philadelphia will see scattered showers early this evening. 92 degrees. 91 for wilmington and 92 for swedes swedesburo. more likely saturday see widespread showers and thunderstorms before we get a break from the heat and humidity on sunday. more of the timing of the cooler weather and seven-day forecast when i come back in ten. >>> let's check your ride to work and see if any trouble spots you should know about before you head out the door. >> jessica boyington is always checking all of the cameras to watch out for any trouble. any signs of brake lights out there on the road this morning? >> we are still quiet on this thursday morning! definitely a good thing. a disabled vehicle on the schuylkill expressw

mass transit, no problems for septa, new jersey transit or amtrak. chris. >>> hundreds of local workers are about to be unemployed. new this morning, the plant planning major layoffs. >>> plus two days after bruce jenner revealed his new identity, philadelphia's lgbt's community has a push for equality. >>> it's 4:14 and 55 degrees in philadelphia. a new exhibit about the lgbt community opens at the constitution center. the timing is perfect, opening one day after catelyn jenner's "vanity fair" article. it's called speaking out for the kmun equality. it chronicles just how much the constitution protects gay rights. >>> new this morning, sikorsky aircraft plans to layoff more than 700 workers at its facility in coatsville. low oil prices has cut demands for its workers. >>> now to our jersey shore bureau. a new restaurant is giving hope to dozens of people left jobless by last year's casino. the could he have opened. nearly all of the 60 or so employees are casino workers. >> it's the right thing to do. we wanted to give priority to local residents in

. >>> the fight between two jersey shore towns over who owns this voice. what happened when we started asking questions. >>> temperatures warming up for the weekend and then rain. i'm tracking the showers and when it will start feeling like summer. >>> from our south jersey bureau it could soon be illegal to smoke in a car with children inside. a state senator introduced a measure to ban smoking in a car with anyone under the age of 16 inside. violators would face a $100 fine. but drivers would first need to be pulled over for a different violation before being ticketed. >>> a boy is in the hospital after a car slammed into him in southwest philadelphia. in this case the driver stopped to help the boy. but as we have seen this year that's not always the case. nbc 10 ease randy gyllenhaal is live at the children's hospital in philadelphia. and doctors have treated a number of kids who have been victims of hit and runs. >> two children have died this spring. a third undergoing multiple surgeries in the hospital. but today's accident is actually a good exampl

new jersey covered in that steady heavy rainfall.ts of delaware new castle county, kent county, around smyrna, more rain even moving in from maryland. we have more heavy rain concerns through the overnight hours. philadelphia area still seeing that moderate rainfall that's going to continue for a while. adding on to the flooding concerns. if we zoom out, you see another area of rain and thunderstorms, this is in maryland, approaching sussex county and possibly kent county in delaware. we'll be watching this area to move in over the next 30 minutes to an hour. the motion is mainly taking all the rain to the northeast. this rain still moving through, majority of it will stay around the philadelphia area south jersey and delaware. as far as the rainfall that we have seen so far, some of the heaviest has already been in new jersey. atlantic county across the ac expressway, about 7 1/2 inches possibly. this is radar estimated rainfall but we have seen flooding in those areas too. for parts of new castle county newark and wilmington about