once again this is carbon and monroe counties. you can just see how impress suv as i scan around with the cloud tops as well as the very very heavy rainfall indicative with these very strong up graft drafts across the arzo this is pin for rhett area also around the jim thorp area just watching out for the potential of that tornado as we put a couple of areas on here. you can see around the perr perryville area and then eventually moving toward polk and carbon and monroe counties, chestnut hill area and sections of mon company and carbon counties watching out for that potential tornado as we continue to follow ultimate doppler showing good signs there could be some rotation and there could be a tornado out of this particular system and cluster of showers and thunderstorms moving through the area right now. let's go back to the warning and show you what we're watching as far as the timing. you can see as we follow ultimate doppler, you can see that arrow, that yellow arrow is showing you that the atmosphere is turning and doppler is

this one is for carbon and monroe counties. the actual area there could be tornadic activity is, in fact, through carbon county at the moment, over lee heighten, 4 of 7 -- 476, one thunderstorm, small in size, but over pariville and this one is moving mostly to the northeast. this is through the poconos it is moving to the northeast. carbon and monroe counties, both the areas under a tornado warning. this is a red box you notice here. the tornado warning for both of the areas goes until 6:30 tonight. it is moving mostly to the northeast around 25 miles an hour. as i track this for, zoom out a little bit, adjust the map here, as we track this storm, moving again to the northeast, carbon and monroe counties, crossing 476 now. it is a radar-indicated tornado, as of now, don't have a report of a tornado on the ground, there could be one. meeksville by about 6:29. long pond by about 6:40. so this again is moving across the poconos, tornado warning. if you are in this area, want to certainly get into a basement, get into an interior

but he believed that there was no danger of that happening, and, in fact, that the, the monroe doctrine premised on his confidence that this could not happen and that there were enough contending interests within europe to keep that from happening. had it been otherwise, his formulation of the monroe doctrine would have been different, but it was not. the monroe doctrine was formulated on the basis of his near certainty that no single power could dominate eurasia and, therefore, threaten -- and the americas and, therefore, threaten the united states. abraham lincoln who would have been a follower of john quincy adams during his one and only term in the house of representatives and whose secretary of state, william seward, literally worshiped john quincy adams knew in his bones that the -- actually stated in 1838 all the powers of the, of europe disposing of the world's treasures, our own accepted, can could not be force make a track on the blue ridge or take a drink from the ohio in a trial of a thousand years. the problem, as lincoln saw it, the problem that america would face would be

now, some of this could move into carbon and monroe counties later on this evening.o just heads up as we watch how things play out by 6:00 o'clock you can see activity toward the northern part of the state. but then look at the clock by 9:00. entering sections of carbon and monroe county here in a weakened state by, say, nine, 10:00 o'clock. so the pocono mountains have the best chance of showers tonight. then tomorrow morning, it's a sunny start but we'll heat up rapidded and better chances tuesday and wednesday for showers and storms. temperature wise right now, upper 80 low 90s. 90 in dover. none in wilmington right now. upper 80s in reading. 89 right now in allentown. the cool spot the pocono mountains checking in the low 80s. >> so what about the feels like temperatures? not that bad. we have temperatures in the low 90s and there is a bit of a breeze. so that is helping us out. coming up the timing of those storms and also how hot it gets this week. >> all right. scott, thank you. >>> here's something to think about the neck time you head to the beach. two women

had it been otherwise the formulation of the monroe doctrine would have been different but it was not. was formulated on the basis of his near certainty that no single power could dominate eurasia and therefore and in the americas and therefore threaten the united states. abraham lincoln, who was, who i followed -- who had been a follower of john quincy adams during his one and only term in the house of representatives and to secretary of state william seward literally worshiped john quincy adams knew in his bones that as he stated in 1838 all of the powers of europe disposing of the worlds treasures our own accepted could not by force make 8-track in the trial of a thousand years. the problem as lincoln sought it, the problem that america would face would be not so much the threat of foreign nations but rather are growing enmity, the animus he that was growing among america's, the tendency of americans to regard each other as enemies. the issue of slavery of course being the greatest of the causes of the pretexts for that but realizing that as head george washington, that there are m

it started here -- on the outskirts of seattle the sleepy town of monroe, washington, where manicuredmack of ordinary life. the kind of place where life seems pretty predictable, unless of course you're planning the unpredictable. in curcio's case it was a crime fit for hollywood. complete with decoys and disguises daring escapes on jetskis and inner tubes and bags overflowing with stolen loot. you had just stolen $400,000. what does that even look like? >> enough to fit in a bathtub. >> reporter: curcio's life of crime started innocently enough a golden boy from a well-to-do family with everything going for him and for whom everything came a little too easy. captain of the high school football team known for his friday night lights victories. >> catching a touchdown pass, that's a true feeling. >> how much of that defined who you were? >> everything. that's what i was. >> reporter: he had it all good looks a talent for sports and a pretty cheerleader girlfriend named emily. >> i knew that there was something special about emily. beyond special, for sure. >> we were that couple where

steve monroe runs the division of high consequence pathogens. is it possible the small pox can still grow? >> it's possible, but we do not know for sure if the small pox virus in these samples will still be able to grow in the laboratory. >> reporter: what is your guess? >> i would not be surprised if one or more of these samples contains live, growing small pox virus. >> reporter: but then you're going to destroy it and it will be gone forever? >> we will destroy it and it will be gone forever. >> reporter: it was july 1st when a lab worker at the national institutes of health found the small pox vials while cleaning out a storage refrigerator. the vials appeared to date back to the 1950s. from that moment, the c.d.c., n.i.h., f.b.i., f.d.a. and world health organization worked closely to develop a plan of action. the white house was immediately informed that a potential agent of bioterrorism had been found. what was the security involved in moving the samples from bethesda, maryland, to the c.d.c.? >> the security involved the cooperation of t

here we are in west monroe, louisiana. he see duck commander.t's the number one hit cable show in the entire country. 15 million viewers on any given week and we're going to check in with the robertson family. today we check in with willy and maybe even uncle sy and maybe we'll play basketball, we might go fishing, we may have lunch together. we may play golf. you never know. this special edition of "hannity" straight ahead. >> if you not heard of "duck dynasty," you must be living in the woods somewhere. it just launched the sixth season and it's been broking viewership records from the very beginning. >> what can i say? >> the once quiet town of west monroe, louisiana, is a tourist destination but it wasn't always this way. phil robertson was a star quarterback at louisiana tech before quitting football because it interfered with what, his duck hunting. the avid hunter was not satisfied with the duck halls on the market. so he invented his own and the duck commander company was born. willie was the ceo and the rest of the family involved as we

centerhen monro for the for disease control. thank you for joining me. >> you are welcome. thank you. >> now to new york where the famed metropolitan opera to be on the brink of a shutdown. today a met or posed in bringing federal mediators in an attempt to prevent a threatened walkout friday. labor accounts for two thirds of total expenses. it says they are essential to prevent financial ruin. the union says too much is being spent on lavish reduction. >> the grand opera does not become much grander than the lincoln center in new york. productions like this set the gold standard of artistic excellence but the platinum pay package of the opera and chorus. here you do not have to be a diva to earn up to 100 80,000 pounds in wages and benefits. >> many of the same problems of dwindling and aging audiences. here at the met the cash crunch is particularly acute. management claims it is think satan -- facing bankruptcy. >> today productions that i -- quite possibly may never be seen. management is threatening the lockout. >> if we do not correct our financial course now while we

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. [ bleep ] dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. all right. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11-story building, having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> well some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crimes, most have only been charged, and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and hard

tornado warning for carbon, monroe counties until 6:30 tonight. interior room or basement is your best bet to take shelter that storm. here is our severe warning as well for area until 7:00 o'clock. portions of chester county still under a severe thunderstorm warning. northern and western suburbs seeing this between now and 7:00. city and surrounding areas will get hit hard between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. south jersey and delaware between 9:00 and 11:00 tonight. how much rain are we talking here? a lot of rain with this we are seeing isolate amounts of one to two plus inches. from the out are band of arthur will impact portion s of new jersey where some spots could check in with 3 inches of rain before all is said and ton. throughout the overnight warmer, sticky. seventy-one. eighty-two tomorrow. morning showers but we will clear it out in time for fourth of july fire works. poconos clears out tomorrow as well and beautiful weekend there quick look at your seven day forecast and shore cast shows improvement through majority of the holiday weekend highs

literally struck on the monroe rail, lightening struck immediately stuck.ced i am going to die. >> we will have more on this. live report from disney world at 5:50 a.m. >> that would be scary, though. wouldn't it? this would also be scary an air india flight packed with people was forced to make an emergency landing. someone on the ground snapping this photo of the plane circling the airport dumping fuel before it is forced to land. the flight took off from newark liberty airport bound for mub by, india yesterday about 4:30 in the afternoon. one engine burst into flames before it finally shut down. none of the 313 people on board hurt. amazing. they had trouble towing that plane away because it had multiple blown tires from the really rough landing. a man driving a stolen mustang on the wrong side of the road slamming into a greyhound bus that was packed full of people. it happened 70 miles east of indianapolis, indiana. the driver of the car was killed. 19 of the 23 people on that bus were hurt. police say the driver stole the mustang moments before the ca

monroe township we have good news, bad news this accident did clear out of the way.rthbound side of the new jersey turnpike, just north of jamesberg is out of the way. it was an overturn vehicle on the shoulder. lets go to the northbound side of the northeast extension. as we approach lansdale all lanes still blocked, an earlier accident and now an investigation. that is your alternate, dawn. >>> thanks, kacie. >>> we will continue to follow breaking news out of camden county, a 13 year-old girl hit by a stray bullet while she was sleeping, inside of her home in winslow township. fox 29's steve keeley is live at the scene and you have the very latest information for us, steve? >> reporter: sad part about this is that this isn't unusual. it seems like every six months we have a story of someone inside of their house, usually asleep in the middle of the night getting hit by bullets from outside the the house. then it goes through a wall or a window. here we go again but not in philadelphia but a 40 minute drive down the atlantic city expressway here in the sicklerville

carbon and monroe counties, mainly monroe county at this point, this is where we have some strong stormsearing tobyhanna and this will be crossing over highway 80, interstate 80 and 380, which it is now. this is very heavy rain. we will continue to watch all of these as we go through the rest of the afternoon, but if you look off to our west, all of these yellow boxes, these are severe storms, heavy rain, lightning, hail and winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. so, all of these will be possible through the area as we go into the 10:00 hour. we do have a severe thunderstorm watch because of this for the rest of the evening and also, a flash flood watch for the area, too because of any localized flooding that may occur. now, we are also paying attention to hurricane arthur. it is still to our south but watching that closely. a live look from wrightsville beach, north carolina, the camera is shaking, seas turning up. everybody pretty much has gotten off the beach. conditions are increasingly getting worse here as the storm gets even closer. we are monitoring hurricane arthur. nbc 10 chief

that north bound side of 26, talking flooding at pen rose avenue all lanes block at that scene and monroeownship more flooding eastbound side of 33 at apple garth roadblocking the right lane, dawn. >> kacie, thank you. 5:03. this system packed a very dangerous punch. lightening and heavy rain covering the the area. center city philadelphia went dark just after 7:00, here's a look at sometime lapse video, city just disappeared. meanwhile i mentioned there are power outages that are still occurring this morning. so crews in the region working very hard to repair them. peco reporting 2800 outages in its services areas. outages have gone up in bucks and delaware counties since we last reported them to you. meanwhile in south jersey pse&g reporting 3500 outages, camden county is suffering the most. >>> meanwhile one person is in the hospital following a lightening strike. this happened on the 100 block of west ashland avenue in glenn olden delaware county. it was last night, there is no word on the condition of that person but we are checking and we will bring you very latest information as so

this storm with hail continues in the monroe and carbon county border.e have had problems in berks county. we are going to have some more. we have this one cell on top of reading, it's the third one that has gone on top. there's more back to the west. this is in lancaster county headed right into berks county. this next one will be hitting reading about 5:46. storm after storm after storm starts to add up. you create a flood threat. we have another storm developing near chesapeake bay. this is heading toward souther delaware. if it held together, there may be other storms that develop like that one came out of nowhere just in the last 15 minutes. it's 95 in philadelphia and dover. 96 in georgetown. with the high humidity, the feels-like temperature is well over 100. 105 in dover. it was 109 a couple of hours ago. philadelphia, 102. it's about as high as it's gotten. we will have heat and humidity tomorrow. but more rain and there's a flash flood watch for this area in green, which is much of the area, for thursday morning into friday morning. let's see w

. >>> the judge ruling same-sex couples can marry in the florida keys and the rest of monroe county, the state's most gay friendly location. same-sex couples can get marriage licenses as early as tuesday. the attorney general appealed saying the voters will has to be resprekted. many approved an amendment defining marriage as between a man and woman. >>> wildfires across washington state. officials around the towne advocate waited ahead of the creek fire. hundreds were told to evacuate from the resort town. 11 people were injured in a 24-vehicle pile up caused by no visibility. firefighters are bracing for more windy weather expected in that region today. >>> health officials are recording the first cases of the mosquitoe born chikungunya virus in florida. a man in palm beach came down with the illness. it causes painful joint pain and arthritis-like symptoms. health officials were bitten by an infected mosquitoe who bit someone who contracted the disease in another country. >> scary. >>> a popular energy drink yanked from the shelves. five hour energy drink is misleading consumers.

when john quincy adams as relatively young man was offered by james monroe a supreme court associate justice ship and turned it down, joseph story was appointed. >> he was the youngest ever, 32 years old. >> that is right. >> this is the last part of your book, this is the last art of john quincy adams'life after he had been in congress and after your dinner president. here is the historian of the house. in our special on the capital. this will close out a program. >> he suffered a slight stroke the year before his death. then, when he recovered, he came back to the house. it was his duty as he entered, the door opened. this one-man misspeaking and when he saw adams he stopped speaking. the entire membership started applauding, and they rose to welcome the great statesman. he was escorted to his seat. not much later, the poor man got up and he was about to speak, and he toppled over. several people grabbed him before he hit the floor. somebody screamed, this mr. adams is dying. that he was moved to what was then the speaker's office. he lay there for two days and then died. that room

now we might have an argument in terms of us walking away from it but my view of america under the monro doctrine what i would say is basically this you can have any country you want you need government you want i don't care what socialist liberal radical conservative as long as you do not imperil your neighbors and you not threaten the security the united states and if that's the case leave them alone but that's not the essence of the monroe doctrine and then the way the my ra got us into it you cannot have a house residence it will have monroe doctrine said that europe is not going to establish another college colony in the western hemisphere in the soviet union basically these two hemispheres are ours and as we went into the early twentieth century again these two hemispheres are ours for the united fruit company for i.t.t. for our for our businesses and you know this is where the phrase banana republic came from we created them well look so now we've got a crisis on our borders as a consequence of the security of years and for the united fruit company is worse for latin america than

and inspector monroe that works with the calendar? >> the 6th or the 13th? and when the district on the 27th? >> and so the 6, 13, or 27. >> okay, if this or my colleagues are okay, if we could hold the 13th, so that we can make sure that there is enough time, to bring that quarterly report focus. >> and i will be meeting with the attorney office regarding the first amendment of the police officers and put that together and that should be happening next week. >> okay. >> it is now time for public comment on-line items 2 a, b, c, or d. >> any public comment regarding that incredible report by officer jefferson? hearing none, public comment is closed. call line item number three. >> adjournment. >> in the complain that i filed i have yet to get papers over what happened over the period of a year and a half and as my federal case moves forward on the police incident i requested documentation on that report from the occ. and in the past, there has been a habit between the sfmta and not the police commission, by the way but they have lost several of my requests,

source of sound bothering the neighborhoods they were in compliance i conducted a walk through at club monroe for training purposes the club was added capacity but no problems observed we used the house of security to keep the sidewalks clear for the minor problems the night before. we the two inspectors one at feedbox 314 a basic permit and check they were in compliance and the same time at butter they were in compliance that was the only thing notable on saturday >> commissioner hyde. >> i was thinking about malibu i have not gotten a lot of e-mails recently are they doing better or. >> i did not receive any they've got my direct line at work and on my cell phone i've met with all 3 resident personally in their homes. i did not receive a message this past wendy informed them i wanted to hear from them in if the sound became too much for them and i didn't receive that. i think they have the conversation the issue is being addressed and this weekend will be the start of pretty hard enforcement about this decimal level or malibu could have a weekend where the band were not allowed but i think

they're starting to leave carbon and monroe county. these are the same storms that were in much of pennsylvania earlier today. now, whereas we zoom in on them, they're moving into parts of lehigh, north hampton counties. lightning here. heavy rain near mt. bethel, phillipsburg surrounded by scattered showers nearing allentown as well. if we track this for mostly moving to the east. pretty much right now. maxatawny, 11:24, phillipsburg, 11:40. 11:54, holland if they're holding together by then. does appear that soon they should be starting to die down a bit. future weather kind of does that with these storms. overnight, we're pretty dry. then tomorrow we could see a very fast-moving line of showers and storms. that's what the latest update on the computer model is showing. this is 9:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. we have storms in the forecast tomorrow. wednesday, we have scattered showers and maybe some storms in the forecast through the afternoon, too. we're not really going to break out of the hot summertime pattern any time soon. all the

catholic university a whole complex of new condos apartments stores and restaurants is emerging on monroe. many long time neighbors are pointing to something different on 7th street. >> i still think it is a fascinating concept. >> the first of 18 six on the shipping containers being stacked on 7th street to make apartments for mostly student housing. lead architect travis price says the project doesn't need special zoning and the ten foot high containers are perfect for small apartments. >> the ground floor underneath will be apartments and six times three. three story, three across. it is structural. everything about these structures is that they are exactly what you would build a standard house out of. steel, glass, wood epts. we're just taking the structural capacity and using it to our advantage and a mass production. >> the container complex replaces a 100-year-old house that had fallen into disrepair. matthew grace, a 2005 graduate lived in and for six years owned the old property. >> it came to a point where we needed major repairs after this winter. pipes burst and other things s

rosewood trees have been also harvested and are now in danger federal agents strong gibson's mass monroe plant and its headquarters agents spent the entire days using guitars wood and other items even though charges have yet to be. illegal logging is tied to some of humanity's worst places. the drug trade civil war slavery. it's an evil scourge and it finds its way into the international marketplace. the fact that it is gibson guitars a member of the go allision for also long. the irony was this was blighted. absolutely it was it was a shock. i think it shows that that. many times the issues that you face. are pretty pretty big. we are verifying you know the filth the legal origin of of all the with that we use. we have a lot to protect us endangered species and if it separates the legitimate operators from those that consciously or unconsciously were supporting illegal logging that's a good thing. if they did it's like you know you if you do the crime you gotta do the time. that makes the dynamic more difficult for the music would collision. now nobody is supposed to talk. we have not t

but look at the orange look at the red that's some very heavy rainfall in sections of carbon and monroes. this will sag farther to the south impacting you and say northampton county as well as lehigh county also look at all of the lightning associated with this activity. but that's really about it as far showers and thunderstorm in our particular area for tonight. but look at the temperatures in the mid 80s right now. it feels like 86 degrees and we still have those winds out of the south southwest at 11 miles per hour. it looks pretty windy today. that helped us out a bit considering we had a high temperature of 93 degrees. the wind made it feel a little more tolerable stepping outdoo outdoors. but take a look at the record high for today. that is safe. 103 degrees set back in 2010. 77 right now in atlantic city. we have rain cooled conditions. 67 right now in the pocono mountains. 82 in wilmington as well as lancaster. it's 85 still in philadelphia. take look what it will feel like tomorrow. by noon, we're looking at temperatures along i-95 in the upper 90s. triple digits as we move t

causing severe weather, severe thunderstorm warning is in affect for northern northampton and southern monroenty and lehigh county and northern lehigh north of allentown, you see this cell moving northeast at 45 miles per hour. and it has reports of winds up to 60 miles per hour and quartzer size hail. it's just turning north of allentown and bethlehem and moving up towards the poconos as we speak. we do have the potential for more severe weather, a severe thunderstorm watch is in affect in our viewing area except for cape may county until 10:00. last night the main threat, locally damaging weather, this is not a squall line of thunderstorms this is just widely scattered. it shows it wasn't a heat wave, 89 was the high and now down to 88 and wilmington 84 and allentown 81 and millville 84. at the shore really nice and 75 degrees, notice reading the temperature is 73, that is a rain cooled 73 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing some scattered activity along the i-95 corridor from a cold front that me anders to the south and it shows not completely bright and sunny through the

one inch in diameter tear, about the size of a quarter, this is drifting towards the poconos and monroe county, a severe thunderstorm watch is up until 10:00 for basically the entire area, the watch is there for when the storms develop they can turn severe and locally damages windses is the main culprit. we'll talk about a much calmer end of the week when we come back. >> thank you. >>> lets go live to walter perez now in levittown, parts of buck county really got walloped last night, what have you seen there today? >> well, jim, a lot of the same here, you can see on kingwood lane, this giant tree was uprooted by the powerful winds, crushing a car along the way and damaging another. you can't even see the other one. these were widespread, and the people that saw the rough ends of this system were not happy today. connie says she didn't realize her aboveground pool was crushed until this morning, she went out to get it ready for her grandchildren. >> i went out the side door to get it ready for the children and this is what i saw. >> and she was not alone, donna looked outside during th

aside from that storm, a cluster of severe storms just west of monroe counties, berks county, all moving to the northeast but slowly shifting from west to east. now, a lot of these severe storms containing high winds near 60 miles an hour, possible hail, heavy rain and also lightning. now, this line of storms again moving to the east, penn forest by about 6:21. maid.creek, 66:54 most of the storms are severe and they will continue to move in. we expect heavy rain, lightning, possible hail and damaging winds. the entire area under a thunderstorm watch once again. we had one yesterday, one today until 10:00 tonight, we expect some of the storms become very strong to severe. the storms move tlurngs 8 p.m., dealing with showers and storms, by 10, even 11:00ant to, we could still be seeing showers and thunderstorms across the area. then overnight, things calm down a bit, but then as we go into friday morning, what you see at the bottom of your screen would be hurricane arthur. it will get close to the area but the center of it will remain offshore. so we could see a bond of heavy jersey by th

of course expect delay as long 95 and monroe township, gloucester county, high water is closing 322 eastbound after the earlier round of rains, maybe stay up on the black horse pike. and the cynwyd line is shuttling buses to the chester brook station. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thanks matt. more to come on "action news" tonight. tragedy in moscow after a subway train redeals, details next. >> and a hospital says it will not hire smokers, ali gorman has the details next. >> "action news" at 5:00 will be right back. the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 sedan with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $319 a month. >>> officials in russia say terrorism is not to blame for the subway derailment that left 20 people dead and sent 130 people to the hospi

toward the pocono mountains, we're looking at some showers moving out of carbon county but monroe countyng at activity but nothing is severe there. so what about the timing if you're stepping outdoors right now in center city, it's hazy, hot and humid. gusty storms once again firing up right now. north and west threw about 7:00 o'clock. then as we move toward the seven to 9:00 o'clock time frame if you're making some plans, that's when most of the activity starts to approach the philadelphia i-95 corridor and then as we move into 9:00 toward midnight, storms moving into south jersey as well as southern sections of delaware. once again we could have gusty winds, some lightning perhaps small hail out of any of the thunderstorms that develop in your backyard. 93 hazy hot and humid today. that was the high temperature above the average for this time of year which is 87. but the record, it is safe. well over the triple digits. 82 right now in atlantic city. so a little cooler with the sea breeze off the ocean. upper 80s in allentown. but rain cooled air moving into the poconos in the low 70s

monroe township overturned truck, the eastbound side of 322, completely shutdown. right at malaga pike, good alternates, leaking at the majors, see 16 miles per hour, up on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, nine on portions of 76, not as bad on 95, 15 miles per hour southbound there. >> you do certain things with your cell phone, sometimes mine gets real hot. >> if you have like the gps on for awhile, the face of it gets burning. >> and you can feel it coming through the back of the phone. well, there is this message going around about phone safety and a fire danger. i don't know. you might be at risk with your phone. >> i think part of the problem, so many of us had our phones by our beds, maybe they ends up being under the sheets, air flow problem. it was fox consumer reporter steve who broke the story now more than million views on youtube, and of course counting. so, he is joining us live this morning, high. >> what happened here? >> good morning to you guys, yes, pretty scary stuff. story aerial tow free, texas girl, take a look at the video we

monroe township, flooding there. blocking right lane. definitely slowing you down. tredyffrin township yellow springs road right around library, another down tree there. new hanover an accident swamp pike at north charlotte street, an accident number two, norristown east fornantz right around new hope street. aside from that we have a slow down, some majors, you can see 76 eastbound right around conshohocken curve, 95 south of course the other slow down, guys. >> thanks, kacie. happening right now residents are getting a bet lear at the damage from last night ease severe storms. boy, it was hard to miss the massive lightening strikes that filled the sky. this was sent to us by a fox 29 viewer in mantua, new jersey sue. >> it was a large home hit by lightening in philadelphia's fox chase neighborhood causing a fire at this vacant home in the 400 block of chandler street. crews made a significant dent in the number of power outages around the region. last check peco was reporting 650 outages in the counties surrounding philadelphia. in new jersey, pse and g is reporti

on skype, karen monroe, executive director of the new york state pe foal i am council, she supports naturalas drilling and documented it's economic impact on pennsylvania and new york, in the film the empire state divide. in westport massachusets, a reporter for state impact pennsylvania, she broke the story about pennsylvania state health didn't employees allegedly being told to ignore fracking related health complaints. and in washington, d.c., mark smith, county commissioner for bradford county pennsylvania, where more gas wells have been drilled than any other county in that state. thank you for joining us. skatety i want to start with you, without your investigation we wouldn't be here today. you have done a series of reports about employees said they were told to ignore fracking related health complaints. what evidence did you bath that made you believe this was a real story, and not employees with an ax to grind. >> i think the most important thing was that i found them, they did come to me. demanding i do a story or anything like that, and when i spoke with both of them, they were a

it's charley monroe. i think he's dead. i should be getting to the airport.oyle: i hook a buyer for this dump