margate were a seaside resort. the beaches are jammed. they're priceless. >> margate people that live on the ocean for the taxes that they pay that it would obstruct their view of the ocean and that is the reason why they purchased their houses. >> margate says it its wooden bulkheads are enough to protect against flooding. >> sea world gets the go ahead to double the size of it habitat for killer whales. the california coastal commission approved the $100 million expansion project. but the agency added an amendment to this, banning sea world from breeding more killer whales in captivity. some animal rights activist praise the breeding ban, but are protesting to go back to the wild. >> the rain of course is over, but the problems continue, more on the flooding in south carolina. >> and we are expecting some rain ourselves today. kyla has the details on when those showers could pop up. and will it affect your weekend? details on that coming up. >> historic flooding in south carolina jay johnson planes to get a first

in margate we're a seaside resort.es are jammed. they're priceless. >> margatess mayor says the state has offered them $29,000 for a project that would change the landscape unnecessarily. the island's end to end bulk headers have provided protection from flooding. >> it's not a question of money. it's not a question of people losing their view. it's a question that we just don't think it's the right thing for us. >> reporter: long-time residents charlene natale says during sandy the flooding was bay side. like others it was the beaches that first a tracked her to margate. >> for the people that live on the ocean, for the taxes that they pay, that it would obstruct their view of the ocean and that is the reason why they purchased their houses. >> margate residents have voted down the beche men initiate many project twice and a federal judge sided with them twice. now faced with the threat of eminent domain, they say they will once again have their day in court. a process which could take months. in margate, diana rocco

. >> and beach battle in margate. ocean front property owners going head-to-head with governor christie, over a plan that will take away the view they paid top dollar for. that's coming up next. >> we made it to friday. almost the weekend, will it be a wet one? kyla let you know when we come right back. happy friday to you. >> ♪ hyou fiftcar insurance. more on yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never count your money, ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> jay johnson planes to get first-hand lock at the historic flooding in south carolina he'll meet with local, state, and federal officials in the state. this comes as south carolina governor, nicky haley, urges more evacuations as rivers swell, and dams remain fragile.

beachs in margate next on beachs in margate next on "action news." >> tonight a philadelphia neighborhood is asking why did this happen snen own he of a auto tag shop has been here for years and tonight he's become a victim of a ban does it that used a blade of instrument of unspeakable violence. that merchant is fighting for his life. thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight say ruthless attack at 6249 dig street in southwest philadelphia. and live at the scene tonight "action news" reporter chad pradelli. chad, what's the story there. >> reporter: its with a brutal crime, jim, as one investigator put and the victim was butchered. investigators remain on the scene. they're gathering evidence when the thief actually left the auto tag shop here he lock the front door and when officers responded they had to kick the glass in on the front door. patrick spinosa family has run southwest auto tags several decades serving a community that has seen better days and violent knife attack has area residents stunned. >> a nice guy, guy that works every day and tries to make a living a

margate are a seaside resort, jammed, priceless. >> margate people that live on the observe for the tack that is they pay, that it would obstruct their view of the ocean, and that is the reason why they purchase their houses. >> margate says, it wooden bulkheads are enough to protect against coastal flooding. >> coming up on a 43:00, do have little rain in our forecast, kyla. >> yes, we do. i think our weather watchers are watching, good morning, sending in your observations, let's take a look at what here 56 degrees, where lynn is, good morning to her in cherry hill. and she says tgif. i think a lot of people agree with you there, lynn. cool, brisk this morning, looking forward to the day. hey, how about here in still little further east, mark, in chat worth, 54 degrees where he is. you can see nice and cloudy there, too. he says, falling barometer, moistening atmosphere, could rain be on the way? yes, sir. you are correct. that's exactly what we're going zero see, current temperatures on the 50's, 60s 61 in philadelphia, 55 mount pocono, 464 little warmer there down in wildwood as

the shore. >> folks in margate today who are now in the eye of this flooding, i wonder if they think it was a smart move. to be fighting doing this. >> reporter: mayor michael becker said he will defill the will of citizens to fight the the state on dunes. >> when we have, from the beginning of ventnor to all longport, end to end bulkheads. we were all for flood protection as is the state but we just differed in opinion. >> reporter: question is will bulkheads hold, tidal surge if we get much tidal surge from this current front or from joaquin. people are not taking any chances making sure that emergency vehicles are ready and that people are on alert at the shore. the reporting live from margate, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks very much. >>> joaquin is still out there but emergency management officials are keeping an eye on its track. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon joins us live in atlantic city where preparations are already underway, rahel. >> reporter: neighbors here in atlantic city tell me they are worried. some a they have not even finished making p

new jersey governor chris christie is taking margate to court in a battle over beach front.ation wants to sees 87 municipally owned parcels through emnant domain to build protective sand dunes. legal action comes less than a week after governor chris di said this margate residence that challenged plan. >> to towns like margate, you know, you are amongst the most selfish people in the state of new jersey. >> administration claims margate stonewalling threatens neighboring longport and vet nor as well and margate says wooden bulk heads are enough to protect against coastal flooding. >> political chaos has shaken found takings of house chamber on capitol hill. majority leader kevin mccarthy stunned fralz runs when without warning pulled out of the contest to succeed john boehner as speaker and monica malpass that left a void that nobody seems will be or able to fill. >> that's right, jim, this disarray is absolutely unprecedented and essentially small and determined group of conservatives of the tea party high jaktd the party and bayneer is out and mc tammy out and appears to b

>> the state wants to take the beach front through eminent domain and margate says it's protected by sea wall and he says it's "a shame christie made that comment about them." >> rainfall amounts vary across the area and keep track what is going nonyour own neighborhood by using our web site 6abc.com and we're updating with reports from the shore and along with videos and photos of any flooding. >> new surveillance video has police hoping they will soon have arrest in temple sex assault case. police released picture of the moments before and after that pack near the university campus overnight monday and vernon odom joins us at police special victims with the latest. vernon. >> reporter: good evening, monday kaxt here at special victims headquarters tonight detectives are standing by manning telephones hoping release of that video from septa will again rat a lot of tip calls tonight. >> can you tell police who this man is and where they can find him? they're convinced he's the person that sexually assaulted and robbed a 20-year-old temple university student late monday night as she w

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:

only a matter of time before margate gets a storm that is big enough to impact the town here. it's going to court from here. if you are governor christie, main priority is protect the people you serve. liz: amen sister, as a new jersey resident, it was horrible. abby huntsman, welcome to the fox business network. great to have you. >> reporter: thanks, liz, appreciate it. liz: closing bell ringing in 31 minutes. halloween two days away, big money here, you should believe the dark side's reports of much weaker sales this year? the ceo he says he can't keep anything jedi related in stock, and it's a force for his business. may the chewbacca be with you. . >> plus the campaign trail, last night's republican presidential debate a hot topic now. carl cameron has the next day reaction. stay tuned. we've got him live. excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. it's more than the cloud. it's securit

. >> towns like margate, you are among the most selfish people in time state of new jersey. if the hurricane that had come to shore the damage that would be done to lives and property in margate, i hope it's worth the vanity act you're engaging. >> reporter: margate's mayor said the city is protected by a sea wall and he said quote it's a shame that christy made that kind of comment about them. >> the rainfall amounts are at 6abc.com, we have the latest updates from the time shore along videos and photos of the flooding. >>> deadly highrise of an apartment building in the chestnut hill section of philadelphia has cost a man his life. the action cam was on the scene firefighters rushed to the building after getting a call that a fire broke out on the 18th story structure. crews pulled an unconscious man from the apartment. the victim was pronounced at the hospital. firefighters evacuated the building during the blaze. the residents were allowed to return, so far no word on a cause. >>> a man has been taken to a delaware hospital after being hit by a car while walking on a bri

. >> coming up, governor christie called margate residents the most selfish residents in the state of new jersey for refusing dunes to be built. >> the hottest dinner spot isn't in new york city or tribeca. and you can dress like a college student because it's in a dorm room. janice huff has the forecast. >> temperatures are back in the mid-to-upper 70s. don't forget your umbrella because there's rain in the forecast. the details coming up next. >> the waiting is almost over. it's the mets and dodgers tomorrow night in los angeles. they try to add another chapter to a surprising and successful season. we'll hear from the players later in sports. well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $350 back with a two year agreement. get out of the past. get fios. take a look at these bbq trophies: best cracked pepper sauce... m

. >> some people in margate are not happy about it.'s abby huntsman has their story. >> the dunes will be approximately 50 feet deep or so and then you would walk back down to the beach. so roughly half of the beach would be consumed by the dunes. >> reporter: seth layer spent summers here in his beach front home as he has for nearly 10 years. he believes margate's decade old bulk heads are enough to protect the south jersey beach community from another storm and that dunes like these in the next town over are unnecessary. >> for the long arm of the state government to say to margate you must have dune system because we believe that's what's in your best interest, when the citizens don't want it, i think is a big issue on individual and citizens rights. >> reporter: seth says the fight is not about losing his beach front view. >> it's about the cost of maintaining the dunes, it's about not appreciating the fact that we have a bulkhead system that protects the homes. it's about having a very deep 150-yard beach which might be consumed b

margate public works is filling thousands of and bags to give out to residents and businesses starting on friday morning. every town along the shore is bracing for nor'easter-like conditions. >> emergency management team is ready to go. we will deal with it as it happens. >> reporter: at high tied around noon in ocean city back bay was freely flowing in treats and covering yards. angie was temporarily stuck in her second floor home. she let us up on the back deck where she has been battening down hatches. >> i tart todd tie them down, and turned the table over and we got everything out of yard yesterday. >> reporter: hud people like angie get stuck in flood waters ocean city had several rescue vehicles on stand by. this sort of flooding may be a fraction on of what to come as five to 6 inches of rainfalls along the shore. >> heavy rain will exacerbate any kind of coastal tidal flooding conditions, as the drainage system was filled with bay water, the the rain in the street has in where to drain. >> reporter: at 11:00 this evening the next high tied we have to worry about. couple high t

but several hundred property owners, including many in margate are fighting the state's dune plan in federal court. >> i'll say again quite candidly to towns like margate, you know, you are amongst the most sel people in the state of new jersey. but you're just costing the state taxpayers money and you're costing your fellow citizens potentially, if we have another bad storm, their property and their wives. margate's mayor defended the pposiaion to the dune project, saying the city -- his city has a bulkhead system, which he sayt is better than dunes. residents and other cities say ey're defending their private property rights by refusing to sign those easements. >>> o long island, the,fire island ferry is suspended dpe to the storm. but craig cergol is out there to see how people are planning to make it through. >> reporter: the fire island ferries were shut down for the night about a half an hour ago and won't pick up again until tomorrow. it's really been quite a wk of anxiety fofire island residents as we found out today when we toured the island. even with a coastal storm peltin

new jersey offered margate $29,000 for nine beach front easements but the town turned that money downgovernor christie called city officials selfish for refusing to allow that project. >>> also, in margate, an animal rights organization is offering to help save a local icon. peta will pay for major facelift for lucy the elephant. the group would pay $58,000 in repairs and exchange for using the margate landmark to send messages about circus elephants. the 134-year-old roadside attraction needs wood replaced an new coat of the pain. the organization maintaining lucy has responded to peta's offer. stay tuned. >> keep business owners safe in one new jersey town has back top priority but the question is, at what cost? fox 29's shawnette wilson joining us from pleasantville. shawnette, the city is proposing limiting business hours and i guess that's not going over big with everyone. >> reporter: it isn't, dawn. you know i checked the city's website and according to an agenda that was posted this issue was last discussed at a city council meeting this past monday. in the meantime, tonight i

right down on margate beach. i can't imagine how he had hasn't been. >> i don't think he has. >> folks say he has never been right down here on the beach in margate. come on down, look what we have done and then we will talk about it, instead of having a government state take the beach. >> kind of like mind your business until you know is what going on. >> he normally is good about that. i bet that had happens. >>> scotties outside, with our group, celebrating, are you not. >> good friday morning to you, lauren and mike. of course, you can see fourth and market, we shut things down here as we are still doing our troops, and right now you joining us we have warriors watch, riders, and chris, tell me about the importance have of you guys coming out here. i know were you here last year. >> yes, yes. >> please explain. >> i last year was my first time coming. these guys here know more than i do. yes. >> you know, good morning tell us your name and importance of this event, i'm j.d. with the combat veterans motorcycle

governor christie called the beach front residents in margate among the most selfish people in the statersey for not allowing the dunes to be built. >> a water main break in a busy spot impacting businesses. of. >> an airline is introducing farm to flight. ñÑ >> good morning, everyone, it is 6:00 a.m. friday, october 9 we're following breaking news. >> the nobel peace prize was announced in an hour it guess to a group that helped bring democracy to a north african nation. >> police are looking for an attacker who stabbed a southwest business other owner 20 times. >> water brain break causes -- a water main break causes problems for businesses on south street. >> let's find out about weather and traffic from david murphy and karen rogers. >> reporter: we have sunny breaks in the morning and the thicker stu

but the governor says margate and others who won't sign ease. s for the project are jeopardizing neighboring towns. >> if this hurricane had come to shore, the damage that would have been done to lives and property in margate, i hope it's worth the vanity act that you're all engaging in. >> reporter: back now live now they had to suspends beach replenishment operations for the storm and the barges that pump the sand haven't returned yet because the swat still too rough so they had some real erosion, some sand moving on the island over the weekend but officials here are telling us by and large they think they did okay. live on lbi, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." alicia. >> all right, nora, thank you. >>> that certainly is not the case down south. we would call this far from okay. in the carolinas now the numbers and images are staggering. both north and south carolina are suffering from historic flooding with at least 11 deaths now being blamed on record rainfall between the two states. over the weekend thousands were rescued from the

. >> i will say again quite candidly, for towns like margate. you are among the most selfish people in the state of new jersey, and if this hurricane had come to shore, the damage that would have been done to lives and property in margate, i hope it's worth the vanity act you're all engaging in. >> reporter: so strong words from governor christie tonight, and being out here, the winds that's the most -- are incredibly strong. that's the situation out here. live in sea bright, new jersey, jessica schneider, cbs 2 news. >> thank you, jess. stay safe tonight. >>> no trace tonight of a cargo ship south of florida that was caught in hurricane joaquin. 33 people are were on board. the ship disaperiod yesterday morning the coast guard scanned from the air. the ship left florida for puerto rico when a distress alert said they lost power and were taking on water. that was the last communication with the crew including 28 u.s. citizens. >>> joaquin battered the bahamas for 28 hours. this shows the whip winds and pounding rains during the peak of the storm

i hope it the is worth the vanity act that you are all engaging in. >> this is a look at margate here where there was minor flooding this week, governor also singled out bayhead and point pleasant beach. >>> and everyone can connect with us, we want townsend us your pictures, your individual yes, sir of flooding and any storm damage you sianni make sure it is safe when you record that video and those images. use the the hashtag cbs-3 storm. >>> well, new this morning, chester police are investigating a shooting that happened in the the 400 block of ruth bennet plate. we are continuing to follow this story and bring you latest and have more details on that as they come in the news room. >>> investigators in bucks county make a break in the case more than three decade old. two suspects have have been arrested in 1984 cold case rape/murder of a bensalem teenager. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has that story. >> reporter: for barbara ruann, at last, justice, 31 years after searchers found the 14 year-old raped and murdered, her parents, told that now, one suspects are now charged

if this hurricane had come to shore, the damage that would have been done to lives and property in margate, i hope it's worth the vanity act that you're all engaging in. >>reporter: we're back live in sea is bright, new jersey. as you can see the ocean is churning, those waves have been as high as 10 feet tall. it is quite windy and lots of debris ending up in the ocean. of course this berm was built here to protect the community and folks out here are bracing themselves for high tide later on this afternoon where they could see more flooding. we're live in sea bright, new jersey, christine sloan, cbs 2 news. >> wow, christine, you can see how strong that wind is just by watching you try to stand up. thank you so much for this great reporting. >>> new jersey is not alone. of long island and staten island. cbs 2's alana gold joins us live from lindenhurst in suffolk county with a look at the damage there. alana. >>reporter: diane, right now we're on bayview avenue and this morning this area is still flooded from the storm. water is going through driveways and into yards and people who live

dunes. >> towns like margate, you are amongst the most selfish people in the state of new jersey.ricane had come to shore, the damage that would have been done to lives and property in margate, i hope it's worth the vanity act that you're all engaging in. >> the state wants to take the beachfront through eminent domain. the mayor said the city is protected by an effective sea wall. he said it's a shame that christy made that comment about them. >>> rainfall amounts varied throughout the viewing area. keep track of what's going on in your neighborhood at 6abc.com. we're updating it from the latest reports from the shore and videos and photos of flooding. >>> a deadly highrise fire at an apartment building in the chestnut section of philadelphia has cost a man his life. the action cam was on the scene of the chestnut hill to your on stenton avenue. a fire broke out at a unit on the top floor of the 18 story structure. crews pulled an unconscious man from the apartment. the victim in his 50s was pronounced at the hospital. firefighters evacuated the buildings during the blaze. reside

tenp private lots need to be acquired in margate and were not part of the action today. sky6 shows pleasant evening in philadelphia and tomorrow we'll start out nicely. wet weather is coming later in the day. meteorologist cecily tynan is live at the big board with late word from accuweather. cecily. >> sunny, dry weather cannot last forever. that said i'm not tracking a big storm system. double scan live showing what i'm tracking is cold front. you can see rivet of moisture moving through great lakes. that's what we move through here tomorrow afternoon offer evening and there's a big temperature contrast with the front. ahead of the front we have temperatures in the low 80s behind it and they drop into the 60s. tomorrow will be a very warm day and very humid day and then get a lot cooler saturday. future tracker showing that generally we're looking at about a quarter inch to half inch of rainfall. this is quick hit of rain not going to be all day heavy rain it's primarily in late afternoon and evening hours. this is what to expect tomorro tomorrow. it will be muggy dew

he singled out the residences of margate which refused to put up a protective dunes. >> towns like margate 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's worth the vanity act you're engaging in. >> the state wants to take the beachfront by eminent domain. the mayor said they are protected by a sea wall. and it is a shame that the governor made that statement about them. >>> go to 6abc.com for the latest reports from the shore along with videos and photos of flooding. >>> new this morning, a deadly highrise in the apartment building in the chestnut hill section of philadelphia cost a man his life. the action cam was on the scene at the chestnut hill to your on the 7600 block of stenton avenue. firefighters rushed to the building after getting a call that a fire broke out in the unit of the top floor of the 18 story structure. crews pulled an unconscious man from the apartment, the victim in his 50s was pronounced at the hospital. firefighters evacuated the buildings d

. >> i'll say again quite candidly to towns like margate, you know, you are amongst the most selfish people in the state of new jersey. and if this hurricane had come to shore, the damage that would have been done to lives and property in margate i hope it's worth the vanity act that you're all engaging in. >> reporter: another question many ask, why people keep rebuilding when storms knock down their homes. >> 90% of the time it's beautiful. but on days like this you say, what am i doing here? >> reporter: why do you all stay here? >> because we love it. it's a great town. even before the storm, when anybody gets in trouble in this town, everybody comes together. >> reporter: they are worried about high tide here in union beach. they are expecting a lot more flooding. that is if all of this wind keeps the water in the bay. flooded streets. that's the story out here. new jersey, christine sloan, >> thank you, christine. >>> in new york people on fire island spent the day preparing for the storm. cbs 2's vanessa murdoch live in robert moses state park with our mobile weather lab. vane

. >> margate officials say no thanks. why the money would have been nice they believe local kids would have paid the price. >> how about chickens in the classroom how local students are learning a valuable lesson from these birds. ♪ >> sam bradford has talk to his teammates before the game. what impact did that have? we'll hear from sam bradford, we'll hear from the players and wheel we'll hear from chip kell an new look for jason kelce is coming up in sports. >> margate says no thanks to pita the group ordered fund part of the restoration of lucy the elephant in return pita wanted to decorate lucy in a way that would educate visitors about the grim lives facing elephants in circuses. that would have included shack ripping one of lucy's feet and putting a tear drop below one eye but officials rejected the offer saying lucy must always ab happy place for children. >>> third graders in delaware county are learning a very special lesson from chickens. >> birds are adding unique touch to their classroom. >> we've been thinkin

plus, the group in charge of margate's famous lucy the elephant, they're turning down a donation to help restore that landmark. why they said no thanks to the cash. >> and, kyla is telling us, we could see some showers. when will it affect you today? she'll let you know. back in two minutes >> a confrontation with a black family in georgia leads to the indictment of 15 confederate flag supporters. the family had gathered for a child's birthday party on july 25th, in douglas ville. about 25 miles west of atlanta. authority say that the 15 are accused of making terroristic threats and violating a street gang law. two men also were charged with injuring a man at the gas station at the same time. >> police in prairie view, texas are defending their use of taser against a city council member. jonathan miller tried to intravenous officers questioned his friends last thursday night. police video here shows officers using a taser on miller while he was slow and following police commands. the police chief says the officers used the taser according to policy. >> and, a minnesota dent hoist killed

but some residents of margate and other shore towns are opposed to the plan saying other issues need to be addressed to prevent flooding. >>> meanwhile, this morning, republicans are scrambling to find the next speaker of the house after a move that shocked the gop. >> i just think it's best we have a new face. >>> coming up, we'll explain what's next on the search for a speaker and we'll hear donald trump's take on the situation. >>> plus, peta says it'll pitch in tens of thousands of dollars to help repair a landmark. but there's a catch. we'll tell you what they want out of the deal. >>> few clouds overhead. no sign of the wet weather that we'll see later on. it's not here just yet. but the warm weather, well, it's already started. it's 60 degrees now at 5:35. forecast is just ahead. >>> about an hour and a half away from sunrise. and we will see some sunshine today. to start with, we're warm. but it gets warmer this afternoon. summer-like temperatures later on. tracking some late-day showers, possibly some thunderstorms and then clearing skies for the weekend. right now, temperat

also, ocean city, margate, seeing minor flooding. resident are moving object that could get blown around. governor chris christie has declared a state of emergency, and visit sea isle city later today. >> meanwhile, a shooting in philadelphia's olney section, leads a -- leaves a man in critical condition. shot in the head and shoulder. the shooter fled on foot. >> and, people in oregon, and around the country, are coming to grips with yet another mass shooting on us soil. nine people were killed, and 20 others injured, when a gunman opted fire, on the campus of community college thursday. the shooter died in a gun battle with police. >> right now, 4:49. time for check on your business news, and the markets are in a holding pattern ahead of today's big jobs report. let's check in with jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. first friday means the jobs report watch do you think analysts are expecting? good morning. >> well, good morning, erika, analyst expect that the unemployment rate will hold steady at about 5.1%. they also thin

. >> i'll say again quite candidly to towns like margate, you know, you are amongst the most selfish people in the state of new jersey, and if this hurricane had come to shore, the damage that would have been done to lives and property and market, i hope it's worth the vanity act you're all engaging in. >>reporter: you're looking live at the shrewesbury river in sea bright. now, the ocean here on the other side, they do have berms here and you can see some of the water on this street here in sea bright, new jersey. now, high tide at 7:30 this morning, so residents, again, are bracing themselves for an uncertain day. we are live in sea bright, new jersey, christine sloan, cbs 2 news. >> christine, thank you. >>> the storm also slammed parts of long island and staten island. cbs 2's allana gold joins us live from castleton corners on staten island with a look at the damage there. allana. >>reporter: diane, the storm has caused some big storms here on staten island. it took down dozens of trees and blew out several transformers. one of them was right here at this intersection, but the i

lucy in margate needs to have some of the crumbling wood replaced along with a new coat of paint.he small group that runs and maintains the national historic landmark is trying to raise the money for the upgrades. it will cost $58,000. >>> we are at the big board to take a look at business. you remember all this oil gushing into the gulf of mexico. we knew that bp agreed to an 18 billion-dollar settlement over the spill. we didn't know the detail. that will change today. we'll get a breakdown from the justice department on the deal and see who gets how much money. >>> social site linked in is settling a lawsuit for using an ads connect feature. anyone who used it can submit a claim to be included in the settlement. you only have until december 14 to do that. >>> stocks ended up on the up side on friday. that was good to hear, but futures are looking mixed. >>> american apparel is going to file bankruptcy today. sources may american apparel will close some stores and restructure the debt as it tries to reorganize. >>> coming up later on "action news," sports fans are wary of what s

no problems at all ocean city margate. the expressway, the parkway, all looking good this morning.nd if you are headed down to the airport to catch a flight out of town, lucky you. i think you're in a going to be in good shape foray rivals and departures at least at the moment at philadelphia international airport. >> enjoy your hundred. >> thanks. >> okay, the five candidate for the democratic presidential nomination faced off in their first debate in las vegas last night, economic inequality and gun control, among the issues discussed. >> the number of political analysts were quick to declare frontrunner hillary clinton was the winner, kelly wright write has much more on the debate. >> it was a false-positive for hillary clinton. she won the night t does not mat their she can beat martin o'malley who i had no idea he was that dull. reaction is pouring in, following the first democratic presidential debate of the 2016 election season. the five declared candidates facing off tuesday night at the wynn hotel in last vegas? we don't want american troops on the grounds in syria. i neve

. >> new at 6:00 the money would have been nice but margate says the cost to lucy the elephant was too great. the offer from city officials they want to forget. ♪ >>> vice-president joe biden spending a relaxing weekend in wilmington with his family and tonight experts believe the trip home could be an indicator of something big. there's speculation tonight announcement about a biden presidential run could come at any moment. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson joins us live in the newsroom tonight with a look at what it would mean for all the candidates in the race. bill? >> on the eve of the first democratic primary debate and arguably the most discussed candidate hasn't even announced if he's running. vice-president joe biden apparently met with party leaders and his family and soon we should know if he'll offici officially enter the race for president. ♪ >> reporter: with the democrats about to have their first presidential debate, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are jockeying for position. vice-president joe biden in delaware spending some family time, many are speculating that he's

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take you threw a time lapse in margate. that's not available.atures in the 50s right now with winds out of the north northeast all across the life neighborhood network. that north northeast wind i'm referring when i say this has been pretty nasty down the shore. you can see how cool it is. low 50s with the winds picking up it will feel even colder. maybe feeling like the 40s at times here tonight and through the day tomorrow. you can see the heavy rain starting to lift in as tropical moisture overruns a stalled frontal boundary along the eastern see bore. the wind definitely going to be an issue as we get into the day tomorrow. you can see see pockets of steadier rain moving through portions of south jersey and delaware as well. what to expect along the coast. friday into saturday. today really into tomorrow. gusty winds up to 50 miles an hour. beach erosion. rough surf and coastal flooding. you may see the flooded roads and certainly we get that back bay flooding as well especially in the barrier islands this does have anything to do with joaqu

margate showed the suffer rising pretty far up the beach here. beach errosion. coastal flooding that has been the story all week end long. certainly yesterday and on thursday even as that northeast flow started down the shore. rain flow not enough to cause inland flooding. general north and west of philadelphia less than an inch of rain. one to two inches across philadelphia and much of new jersey. some spots down in delaware especially portion's of kent county four inches of rain. had been so dry that we need add lot of rain an short amount of time to cause inland flooding. strong pressure high to the north low to the south. winds coming out of the north and east battering the coast line for past 48 hours. as we head through weekend we start to see high pressure move east. sunshine back. there's joaquin out to see headed towards bermuda past still strong hurricane could cause wind damage and threat for flooding. wind die down. sun comes out. clouds brake to sunshine. tomorrow morning you can see gust of 40 miles an hour in of the afternoon winds start to dimini

>> a big offer to help margate's famous elephant but at what cost to lucy?d to walk away from the cold, hard cash. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ >>> a fight over fast food order lands a woman in handcuffs. police say the 58-year-old got mad about her food inside this mcdonald's near sacremento she when employees denied her refund, inve

. >>> a new decision in a dune battle playing out on the beaches of margate. new jersey went to court today to seize 87 properties through eminant domain. the state wants to widen the beaches and build protected sand dunes after super storm sandy. residents are opposed to that plan. >>> a busy scene out in chinatown tonight. the night market near race and 10th street. everyone taking advantage of the mild early fall temperatures. >> things are going to change. let's get the latest on what you'll wake up to. >> we are going to see changes as we go into tomorrow. we have rain heading in this direction, still pretty far off to our north and west, but by tomorrow afternoon especially. you'll need the umbrellas. still a warm day, here's future weather, the rain is going to be part of a cold front swinging through. especially for the evening commute you'll want to make sure you take time on the roadways. after this moves through, we'll see a big drop in temperatures for the weekend. philadelphia area even along the poconos and the shore. we expect to stay mostly dry

getting a a live look at margate, a hh, that looks nice and relaxing. clear sky conditions. not much wind to be had so the the waves are little there. we are going to see, clear skies stick around over next couple hours but changes are on the way. storm scan three is showing us showers up toward great lakes region. there is that cold front. secondary cold front will move in behind it. we will see first front as we head into the first part of the day tomorrow. cold front dropping in. we will see cloud a ahead of the boundary maybe an isolated sprinkle late tonight, early tomorrow morning, not anything you will need umbrella for. temperatures still seasonal ahead of the boundary so we will top in the mid to upper 60's tomorrow afternoon but then that cold canadian air comes in behind those two cold front into saturday. high temperatures take a big dive in the 50's. we will have that breeze kicking as well out of the northwest and then on sunday that will be the chilliest day, breeze still elevated, high temperatures only in the lower 50's and likely those wind chills as we hea

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 folks tools they're going to need to ensure speedy and orderly response. nj dot is inspecting a cleaning drainage system, activated all emergency operation centers testing, the communication systems, and topping off fuel supplies. >> every once in a while we really get these strong gusts of winds, it is raining at steady clip right now, but the winds what really makes it bad out here. governor chris christie, again, will be here in sea isle city right around 11:00 this morning. now at this point, he says, it is much too early to issue any evacuation orders, but he sales, he want everyone to have a plan in place, if you live along the shore, get into contact with some family who lives away from this area, so you know you have place to go. if

you can see take into a quick time lapse in margate it was a beautiful day down the shore.unshine across the sky all day long. another beautiful sunset. even though today was a little bit cooler than yesterday it still was a nice fall day with temperatures in the low 60 actually not that far up the average. you can see rain starting to come in on the system. showers due northeast most of this will miss us, more clouds on sunday maybe a chance for a shower. a few spots, the poconos allentown they are at 40 degrees, 41 in redding. 50 at the airport. 40 in state college. temps drop l thud l overnight. yesterday, 70s. today, 50s and barely hitting 60. it was a return to reality, but, the good news is if you like these numbers, we've got several days of it next week. it will feel like we are heading back to september next week. cool and dry for saturday temperatures mid to up 60 not bad for halloween at least it's not wet. good news for trick or treated. sun cloud stray sprinkle. monday this system will stay mainly up to the south bring us clouds but the showers should miss us f

i saw some folks walking in margate. live look at the neighborhood network, again, just beautiful day to be outside. 68 degrees currently in philadelphia, 67 in reading, we had chilly start this morning up to mount pocono, there is 68 now, atlantic city sitting at seven open degrees. zoom in here, already got some 70s both palmyra and mt. holly. so we're on our way, folks. taking live look at storm storm scan3, skies are absolutely clear. i count find a cloud in the sky. but if you zoom out, look back toward the midwest, start see little trouble here. now there is isn't a strong cold front. but enough to produce few showers for us, as we head across the next 24 hours. so today will be fine. but tuesday, as we get into the morning, late morning hours, into the afternoon, that's where we see the possible. so tracking it forward for you on future weather starting monday night going into tuesday, there is 10:00 a.m. see the showers rolling across pretty hit quick. it is in. it is out. then done with t but if up the one caugh

margate, day after day, high tide after high tide where we have the problems. radar showing rain just about everywhere. couple bands of heavier rain we have to keep our eye on because there's already been so much that you get another band of real heavy rain for a couple of hours here and you could get some more flooding. here we are, coming right towards the atlantic city area and that is not good. now we also have some drier air in southern delaware, parts of delmarva coming up, so we're going to switch from a steady rain to just some occasional showers later tonight. it's still only in the 40s north and west. looking at 85 degrees, just three days ago. wind gusts, look at this. 40 miles an hour in philadelphia, we were just 45 a half hour ago. 43 miles an hour in atlantic city. we've seen it as high as about 50. what's going on here? back to canada. gigantic blocking high pressure area is partly responsible for this. we got a big upper air system stuck in the south. the combination of the two, they are just hanging in there and they are not budging. and the p

. >> reporter: they're sand bagging in margate and already have power lines down with today's windy and wild weather. darrell and mary can't believe how big the waves are. >> really windy and just magnificent waves. these waves are just so big. i haven't seen them this size in a long time. >> reporter: the ocean is already chomping up our beaches. atlantic city is taking precautions and canceling outdoor events. >> obviously, some of the races that we had scheduled, marathon, the bike raises all postponed due to the weather. right now, i can say we're really just preparing trying to be prepared for the worst. >> reporter: that's good advice certainly for everybody. all the rain we're getting over today the next couple of days we've had in the past the ground is getting really wet and we're seeing the trees come down. that means we'll have power outages. get your batteries ready and all of that stuff. back to you. >> all right, karen good advice, thank you fox 29 weather team tracking hurricane joaquin. we'll bring you breaking details on air and online at fox 29.cot. >> speaking of brea

a couple of week go we told you margate needs $35,000 for repairs to the jersey shore hand mark. today p.e.t.a. sent a letter to the committee in charge of lucy offering to pitch in and pay for all the repairs. but there is a catch. p.e.t.a. wants to decorate the six-story structure with a message about elephants and the circus. we called lucy's director who told us lucy would love to accept help but they need more information about p.e.t.a.'s message to make sure it doesn't scare off children. >>> a delaware fall tradition gets the ax for the second year in a row. the long-running punkin chunkin was supposed to be held at dover speedway in november but organizers can't find insurance companies to cover them. the nonprofit organization was sued a couple of years back after a volunteer spotter was paralyzed after rolling his atv. delaware might lose this event for good to neighboring states that cap insurance liability. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> another day in the 70s. tomorrow will be in the 70s too. except that will come with some rain in the afternoon. here's