they got separated on mt. hamilton. her husband last saw her at 7:30 when she was not home by 2:20 this morning, he called police. search and rescue arrived within thourt look for her. we have a crew just now arriving on mt. hamilton. they are talking to investigators. we'll have them in a live report in just moments. >>> city of san jose is trying to do something about a burned out sheller restaurant along a busy street. we have new video this morning of the flames restaurant on hillsdale. now according to the mercury news, the city now considers this blight. the chard out remains are behind a chain linked fence. some covered in gra tee if i and trash all over the place. the city is telling the property owner to do something or face fines. back in january, kitchen fire caused more than a million dollars in damage to that diner. the owners to want rebuild, but demolition of the old building will not begin for another six weeks. >>> 6:46, let's check your forecast this morning as we give you a live look at san jose. and

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exchange show just to explain a little bit mt gox like crack and these other coin florida sara in the u.k. this is where people exchange their fee out money for bitcoin really tied into the block chain as you describe it in our previous episode this is a service provided to exchange but calling for different up different currencies in the case of mt gox they had an enormous scandal and it seemed like an existential threat for bed cohen but it completely survived that you had money at mt gox correct i did can you speak a little bit about your experience and what happened and what kind of effect this will have so with bitcoin you have the ability to hold your because yourself in your own wallet or your own cell phone or your own computer in which you're controlling those bitcoins with other types of wallets you're trusting somebody else to hold your because for you just like you would trust a bank to hold your money for you with bitcoin because you don't need to trust somebody else to hold it i really recommend that everybody holds their big cohens in their own wallet which they control

plus, anne-marie green on the man who carved mt. rushmore. his grandson says his work has never been rightly recognized. >> this has been a 25-year odyssey for me and my family captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, i am jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. israel says six of it's own citizens have been arrested for a horrific crime. tonight, the prime minister says justice will be done. the arrests come four days after a palestinian teenager was found beaten and then burned over 90% of his body. that killing apparently revenge for the deaths of three israeli boys who were kidnapped last month. benjamin netanyahu said today, "we do not differentiate between the terrorists and we will respond to all of them." we begin with alex ortiz in tel aviv. >> reporter: the battle between palestinian youth and israeli security forces is now in it's fifth day. and there's no sign the unrest is letting up. palestinian crowds are still angry about the abduction and killing of 16-year-old mohammed hudare. h

swou just h is ailiate cooler in the lehigh valley at 69. 76 for reading and 74 for atlantic city, mt. holly at fr wilmington. the humidity is up this morning as it tends to be in the morning and drops a little in the afternoon. however, the humidity will still be up. it won't bnd uncomfortable as last week. you'll notice the humidity definitely around for the afternoon. here's the forecastoday. 00 m. 76, mi w 11egut ev fhee re.rea, down thei- h day rprussia, route 202 as.iet rlook outhere the interchange with the pennsylvaniaurnpike and 76. the vine street expressway is quiet in both directions. that's clear between 76 and 95. for drivers in new jersey i am following construction on the 42 freeway, though it's not causing delays right now. it's still something to be aware of on the northbound side between route 168 and route 544, roving construction out there, m veight c e er4:32. we're following breaking news out of bucks county where one person is dead and two others are hurt after a shooting in bristol. investigators are working inside two homes in the 900 block of windor drive. w

we continue to follow a downed pole in mt. ephraim. times looking good about 17, 18 minutes in both directions on the blue route between 76 and 95. walt whitman bridge, looking good right now but later on the westbound side, two lanes will be open as drivers make their way into philadelphia. the other lanes will be restricted because of road work in that area. that's expected to be out there between 9:30 and 2:00. watch out for a little delay around that time frame. the ben franklin bridge, normal construction on the eastbound side. it's all part of that long-term rehab project that we have going on. patco has a single track operating out there. mass transit, everything is looking good. we're not reporting issues as far as that goes. majors in delaware areclls n tre theh valley, the northeast extension is pretty calm. we have that normal construction out çthere, the long-term construction project. 22 is clear, 78 looks good, so does route 309. >>> a sudden explosion. it began with a strange smell and sound and then, boom, this laptop

mt. rushmore.took an enormous amount of work, but as anne-marie report, there's a fight for one of the key artists to receive his due recognition. >> her he is literally carving the eye of abraham lincoln. >> reporter: since he was a child, lou has seen something in the faces of mt. rushmore that few others have. >> i see my grandpa and i feel him. i mean he may as well be the fifth face in the mountain for me. >> reporter: hundreds of men worked on the iconic sculptures but his grandfather was the only chief sculpture trusted to sculpt the most significant details, the lips and the eyes. >> my grandfather was quoted in 1966 where he was quoted about president lincoln. he said i knew every line, every burp in that face. that's what people see. >> reporter: the work was grueling and eventually he would die of lung disease from his lifelong work as a stone carver. it was only after his death lou would learn of his grandfather's role. all of the credit went to gutson and his design. >> he would leave

that's the very latest here in mt. laurel. lucy back to you. >> in warminster police want to track down a man peek tag woman in a dressing room. here's the guy they want to find. police say he spent five hours in the juniors section avenue kohl's store on the 900 block of west street road on monday. he apparently had his mobile phone in hand and at one point he went into the dressing room and police say he piqued under a door while a woman was trying on clothes. well she caught him. she confronted him and he said he was looking for his wife. then he took off. if you recognize him, call police. >> police are on the hunt tonight for a teenaged terror in camden county. cops say a 13 or 14 year old boy tried to break into a man's home. it happened monday on the 300 block of south park drive in collingswood. when the resident heard a noise he opened the front door and came face to face with the teen. police say the teen tried to get in and the homeowner fought back but the teen assaulted the man and then ran off. neighbors say it's

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this is the view from mt. tam and you can see the low cloud. >> james: wood bell would like to see this after no conditions that will be hot. 86 and a san jose. >>: still looking pretty well out there not tracking any hot spots. the westbound a great bridge is starting to backup. for your trip to the san mateo bridge were still looking at smooth conditions. richard to the golden gate bridge where not only delay free group marin county but through the stand for the southbound 11 ride. there are no backups yet and no delays. >>: >> darya:san jose police are searching homicide of the year. >> darya:kron 4's will tran is live in details. will? will >>: police officers have been on the scene for quite some time and they do not have a motive for the murder. they have been canvassed in the semen area at an taking pictures. at this one they do not have a motive for the murder they do know it's five or six men and not saying this is a gang related. >> mark:new this morning.the heaviest night of fighting between israel

we have haze looking to mt. diablo with 17-miles-per-hour gust at mt. diablo with poor air quality for napa valley. it will be cooler and below average for most of the bay area with the full seven-day forecast straight ahead. >> another live look at the plume of smoke at the major wildfire in napa county. the pictures are live with an update straight ahead at fire. >> also, the search for a misplaced marmot and your help is needed to find the critter. >> a convict with the mug shot that everyone is talking about takes his fame to the next level. the new gig he will have, if he gets out of >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> a fire has been buns since at least noon yesterday, sky 7 is over the wildfire in napa county in the pope valley area. more than a thousand firefighters are attacking this 3,200 acre fire threatening nearly 400 structures. five structures have already burned to the ground including a home. cal fire says low temperatures and moisture today are helping crews make good progress. righ

that is a threat for trenton and mt. holly. temperatures back in the low 80s for the jersey shore and delaware beaches. 83 for cape mae and atlantic city. inland, dover, up to 93 degrees this afternoon. we'll be watching for afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms that could turn severe for wilmington, chester and philadelphia. a look at the latest on arthur and the likeliness that it's going to become a hurricane when i come back. >> it is 20 minutes until 5:00. >> so the roads are definitely wet out there. you need to use caution. no accidents to report as a result. that is definitely a bit of good news. we're not seeing a lot of volume. a few people out there right now. >> you can take trenton road as an alternate if you need to get around. that we'll keep you updated on that problem. chester county, route 1 hundred is very quiet. no issues there. 422 is clear and so is the route 30 bypass. this is southbound near kaufman avenue. drivers make their way into center city. this is where we see delays later. right now, e

fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in mt. laurel tonight. shawnette, you spock with the woman who had the cameras unside her home. >> reporter: i did, iain much she says this has not set in for her yet. but no question about it, this woman knows this is real. she lives here on mayfair lane in mt. laurel with her husband. they also have a young child. she says friday she left for work then came home because she left her cell phone. she noticed tools and vent cover laying around her bedroom eventually she called police. they came in. eventually found hidden cameras in her bedroom and bathroom shower. state police were able to track signal to an area nearby. they arrested 36 year old nadir abraham who lives nearby on the same street. the victim whose identity we're concealing says this still feels like a movie. >> i didn't realize this just happened. this just happened to me. this is my house and this man was in my house, and was he in my closets? was he in my drawers? what did he see on the camera? what did he do with what he saw the camera? >

this is on the eastern side of mt. diablo. as we get you in closer, we know a lot you have that are near here are concerned about the fire, the direction of the winds. right now it is extremely close to leon way, also morgan territory road, oak hill lane a lot of this smoke, and hopefully any embers from this fire would be blowing away from you at this point. but if you're near oak hill lane, leon way or morgan territory road, those are the areas you need to be on alert about, because we know how quickly these fires can spread. and you just need to be ready to potentially evacuate if needed. >> okay, jeff. we'll track this during this newscast and on our website. >>> our other headline tonight, it's one of the most high profile murder cases in recent bay area history. we have obtained the details from the grand jury hearings of antolin garcia-torres. he is the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. nbc bay area's robert honda broke the story of the suspect's arrest two years ago, and tonight joins us with the new

and we've got some low clouds and high clouds over mt.iablo right now. 59 in san francisco. 62 in oakland. san carlos and san jose at 53. gilroy 52 and half moon bay 59. months of treatment of us under low clouds like the gray shot from emeryville. santa rosa, napa, novato at 67. low 60s fairfield, concord and livermore. sfo with the low cloud ceiling, they are reporting 43 minute flight arrival delays. a chance of showers today and it will be cooler, cloudy and humid, but then warmer by thursday. in fact, we will see some 90s return to the inland areas. an area of low pressure is helping to pull this monsoonal moisture from the gulf of mexico of california. that's what's going to bring us the high clouds and mid-level clouds throughout the day and the chance of showers. we are hopeful, but most likely the most we will get is drizzle. and if we do get any shower activity, it will be brief and short. so cloudier today. and then the chance of showers stays with us into the overnight hours for monday morning. we could get some drizzle, as we

it will be mild as we look to mt. diablo, it is about 1,500' deep more shallow than year and it will burn off around the coast a lot earlier because we have a mass of dry air coming in behind a low that is keeping our temperatures on the cool side. there is the fog that is right along the coast at four miles visibility at half moon bay and sprinkles. not so much in san francisco that we saw yesterday but you may actually experience it this morning along highway one through half moon bay. temperatures in san francisco are mild and 55 degrees and you can see in the mid-50's at walnut creek and 61 in pittsburg and 58 in pleasanton. more breezy than the last few days, at five miles per hour western breeze at half moon bay and 13-miles-per-hour gusts in napa and that is what we want to keep our eye on because of the firefight so it is more gusty than we experienced yesterday and that helped the firefighters gain an upper hand. high winds and 26 miles per hour in fairfield and 24-miles-per-hour gusts in oakland so if you ar

from our east bay hills camera, it's been a little bit smoky around the mt. diablo area from that pope valley fire in napa county, so we have been seeing a little bit of smoke there. santa rosa 79 degrees, 83 in fairfield, 80 in livermore. the highs today upper 50s to mid-80s for most of you. kgo roof camera showing the low clouds pushing in. hopefully that will help those firefighters up in napa county. mild to warm for your fourth of july and heading up this weekend. here's a look at the water vapor imagery. this trough is keeping us a little cooler than average and we'll keep that trend going right on through the fourth of july before we see some pretty big changes over the weekend. hot air mass over the southwest expands westward this weekend and that will bring us some heat for sunday and monday, near triple-digits temperatures inland. here's your fourth of july fireworks forecast. fog along the coast and patchy fog around the bay. clear skies well inland, so if you're making plans to go check out the fireworks, it's going to be a little bit, i don't kno

tonight for the mt. shasta and el taurus area. you can see the thunderstorms developing south of the area. there, of course, has been concern about dry lightning and dry fuels, the combination of the two not good. >> san jose camera showing you nice blue skies there, getting hotter tomorrow. there is a spare the air alert up for friday, and we're going to see a wide range of temperatures for the weekend. when i say hotter tomorrow, i'm talking inland, of course. warmer around the coast. here's a look at satellite picture. hot air mass from the desert southwest will expand westward a little bit and temperatures will rise tomorrow. you'll feel it, especially as we head towards tomorrow afternoon when it starts cooking inland. tomorrow morning starting out with the fog around the coast. parts of the bay will see patchy fog. really a mild one inland. low to mid-60s. coastal and bayside communities primarily in the mid to upper 50s, but watch out for that fog during the morning commute. it's a shallow layer and it may be thick in spots

world has only been gaining steam even despite facing setbacks from the meltdown of major exchange mt gox so we wanted to check in with genuinely england of the big question foundation to get the latest on what's going on in the world of bitcoin welcome back to the show and first and foremost i apologize for butchering butchering your name so many times in england it's too easy that's the problem so i want to start off by asking you know. the place the big one of the possible months particularly since the last time we spoke or do you think that this will have a positive impact on the acceptance of bitcoin as a proper currency no well i think again the price of oil actually doesn't matter what matters is the number of merchants that we're seeing bring on big clane as a payment methods now we have mainstream retailers like one eight hundred flowers words pedia dot com where you can book your travel from your flights to your hotels completely quiet or you know send your mom flowers or give some one hundred flowers and i think as you see more merchants adopt the quiet then you're going to

world has only been gaining steam even despite facing setbacks from the melt down of major exchange mt gox so we wanted to check in with genuinely in one of the bitcoin foundation to get the latest on what's going on in the world of bitcoin welcome back to the show and first and foremost i apologize for but butchering your name so many times a month it's too easy that's a problem so i want to start off by asking you know the place the big one is stabilized over the possible months particularly since the last time we spoke or do you think that this will have a positive impact on the acceptance of bitcoin as a proper currency now well i think again the price of oil actually doesn't matter what matters is the number of merchants that we're seeing bring on big plane as a payment methods now we have mainstream retailers like one eight hundred flowers words b.t.o. dot com where you can both air travel from your flights to your hotels completely in the choir or you know send your mom. flowers are gifts one hundred flowers and i think as you see more merchants adopt a quite then you're going t

this is on east mt. airy avenue. the tree came down on that red escort and a silver maxima lots and lots of damage there and certainly a lost insurance claims as well. let's go out to the mainline in delaware county. we had so many people there certainly lost power. my kids camp lost power at cabrini college. many others. trees and wires came down the scene in radnor delaware county on spruce tree road. so many thousands without power there and finally another dramatic scene that we have from bucks county levittown area, we have ivy hill road, we have a tree actually smoldering you can see when the wires came on that. neighbor next door was concerned. here's what she said. >>> when i came home as we smelt the fire there was cable wires from our yard and then that tree fell down in his yard, and this morning i was outside i saw white smoke coming, came down here and you could see it. it was at the top of the tree then in the middle of the tree. >> reporter: so the crews are busy but we've got so many streets just like

mt. laurel wegmans on center road.ay, sanborn stole the watt et cetera and credit cards from customers who left their car unattended while t shopped. home in camdenfirefighters ing for possible human remains. sources telling fox 29 that investigators are looking for y connected to aecilling. this investigation is focusing on a home on the 3 block of erie street. the work began earlyesterday and continued through the day. it got the neighborhood buzzing. >> you know, how far can the body be down there, what else will they find down there? they found one, who is to say there is more? >> coming up at 7:30, on goodamy commissioned cold case unit will be here in the studio, will be talking about the first cold case just solved. >> next, a three year old to the rescue. what the little boy did after an elderly man became trapped inside his hot car. with a temperature rising. and ... >> compared to the last one, the one yesterday, what we can see is -- >> waist going on with this reporter? having little tough time on air in gl

number 7, mt. rushmore became mt. howard. gloves that blocked so many shots, not sure they're regulation size. >> he's just amazing. >> reporter: number 5, howard saves taylor swift from kanye west as she accepts her mvt video music award. number 4, king of blocking shots even saves blockbuster. maybe he should have saved his voice. >> good morning, america. >> reporter: he was hoarse from yelling to his teammates and humble as he received praise in interview after interview. >> that's what i signed up to do. stick my face in front of balls and try to keep them out. >> reporter: number 3 best tribute, tim howard contraceptive, blocking sperm from fertilizing an egg. >> i think right now the band needs a nap. >> reporter: number 2 best tribute goes to whoever changed the wikipedia entry making tim howard u.s. secretary of defense. the goalkeeper later got a congratulatory call from the actual defense secretary, chuck hagel, in our number 1 tribute, tim howard time travels from the world cup to the super bowl. a world cup goalk

i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico.ifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> enormous debris field. far wider than the eye can see. and israel intensifies its attacks, forcing hundreds of palestinians to flee for their lives. hello and welcome to their viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm max austin.

now security is obviously a very big topic with us and we saw people get really really spooked after mt cox well that was that was the staple of the tried and true bank if you will or your center for storing purchasing training but you know marc andreessen horowitz recently participated in this idea of balts which is quite. quite bases evolved which basically is a place to put your money your being right here i think in part to believe it is like a savings account right exactly what do you think about this and what does it say in term security for pick point. so i mean the idea is basically you don't need if you have a savings account you will need access to your body of immediately if you have a checking account you need to immediately write so they store the money in the vault in a different location and you have to go through much more security in order to get access to that money and the great thing about it is is that really what they're doing is they're saying that we're taking on the security features that you would traditionally in any financial institution it's almost like a ba

man, guy, mt. laurel guy, charged with burglary. but more importantly, invasion of privacy big time. criminal mischief after police say he installed a bunch. hidden cameras in his neighbor's house. >> this is so creepy. police say the victim came home from work, and she found tools laying around her attic door was open, so show said something is not right hereof course. she called police, they finds a camera in the bedroom inside an air event, and then a tiny hole drilled in the wall in her shower. further investigation lead police to neighbor's house, then they arrest 36 year old nadir ibrahim. this is picture his facebook page. victim spoke exclusionly to fox 29. and we have concealed her identity. >> this man was in my house. he was in my closets. was know my drawers? what did he see on the camera? what did he do with what he saw on the camera? >> and the suspect is now out on bail this morning. >> really, out on bail. >> wel in bucks county, bristol township police are investigating how a four year old boy with special needs was

hear something like the mormon choir singing but look at this shot from the east bay the sunrise and mt. diablo on the right. it is gorgeous. kudos to our director for putting this together. >>> army sergeant bowe bergdahl could meet with army investigators hex week the first time the former prisoner of war meets with the army's lead investigator about the disappearance. bowe bergdahl want missing in 2009 in afghanistan and captured by the taliban and released in may in exchange for five taliban members held by the united states military. several veterans and soldiers have called him a deserter and a fact finding investigation found he deliberately live the rout >> notices are going to hyundai owners for those from 2011 to 2014 model years, believing the automatic transmission shift cable can separate from the shift almost ever which may not display which gear the car is on leading to a potential accident. dealers will inspect and repair the connection. this is in word on if the problem led to injuries. >>> paramount apologizes after a defeat many found offensive. the decide i don't aus

farther north and west are producing showers and thunderstorms unlikely for our area today. 84 for mt. pocono, close to 90 in allentown and quakertown, intohe 90s forever holly. along the cstline, it will be wind, too.80s for atlantic citye 'llacadrre thnn- come back. thison we aeady haves bcalaf at >>iae h aentth route 40 in bear is closed right now. closed at school bell road, an accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer. delaware state police just in the last few minutes sent out a relee saying this is eected to be shut extended period of time. that tractor-trailer is on its side. it was carrying food products and that has scattered across the highway. cleanup is going to take a while. especially to get route 40 re-opened. in the meantime, take routethatn for you to get around it. like i said, northeast extension northbound is still closed right at lansdale. 309 is going to be your best bet and 309 runs parallel to the northeast extension. that is your best option if you need to avoid the northeast extension northbound in center city philadelphia, the vine street expressway

after medgar graduated from alcorn and moved to mississippi, he was up in mt. bayeau.n all-black town. t.m. howard lived there. he had this insurance company. he gave medgar his first job of selling insurance. and medgar said he started out in a little town of clarksville, mississippi, selling insurance. then he ventured onto the plantations. that's where he was trying to sell insurance. medgar began to look at the conditions under which these people were living. also, he talked about black people not even knowing what insurance was. and so as he was talking to them conditions, their looking at their conditions and looking at the reactions he was getting when he talked about human rights, civil rights, the naacp, getting registered to vote and people began to get -- to tell medgar these stories which were true. what was was happening to people in the area. in many places, there were no schools for blacks. voteu tried to register to what would happen to you and what could happen to youe. so medgar was telling them that that's your right. once they would not allow medgar

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on mt. blanc.st, deadliest peak in the swiss alps. >> i was pretty scared. [ screaming ] it seemed like it came fast. >> i felt like an antelope being ripped down by a lion at the waist. >> reporter: patrick, a self-described adrenaline junkieinjunki junkie, says his kids wanted to join him. >> we came up with the idea for setting a world record for the youngest boy and girl to climb mt. blanc. >> reporter: a mountain known as the white killer. when the family set out, things took a dramatic turn when they reached a point the locals call the corridor of death. >> i heard p.j. scream. and then shannon screamed. all i could think of is, i have to bury my ice ax and i have to create a good anchor. >> i was sort of stuck. because shannon and i were on each other. it was hard to get up at first. >> reporter: with the help of a few experienced climbers nearby, the rescue was over in just a few minutes. >> it went from this immediate rushing fanatical, just frenetic experience to everything being -- being

we roll in toward 6:30, north on 295, an accident, right near route 73, that's the mt.rel interchange there, and downed tree, in collegeville. maybe a result of some of the storms last night, but route 113 blocked at creek road, so traffic using the germantown pike, this morning, and we're starting to see some volume south along i95, between woodhaven road and center city. trip time about 19 minutes altogether. 422 so far so good from oaks in through king of prussia and mass transit running with no delays. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, most times when parents take their children to the zoo, it is to show them the animals. >> not to have the animals show up on your children. >> oh, oh? >> not the goal. angie widener had brought her nine week olds babe baby to wildlife park, when the almost or just came up and sat on the babe he's head. sleeping baby, not even noticing. she had to bring the baby in her carseat, has cents toys attached to the top, there and they they think that is what attracted the animal to the baby. pulling on the toys, but the baby just not doi

." >> storm cleanup is going on all day, in the mt. airy section today. a large tree uprooted and crushed the cars beneath it. >> and a storm knocked out this join tree in greenville, delaware on buck road, it forced several utility poles to come crashing down and the road was blocked to drivers for most of the day. and the news on this continues on our 6 abc news app. we are updating power outages for you as the lights come back on, meantime accuweather and storm tracker 6 is there for you the next time storms head our way. >>> two arrests are made in the delaware county hit and run that badly injured a man. christopher brooks was hit and suffered severe injuries even lost his right leg below the knee, the delaware county d.a. says that mccray was allegedly the driver of the ford truck that hit brooks and that windchimer helped him hide the vehicle after the incident. from our delaware newsroom, a man is expected to be charged forever stealing an suv and crashing it into a public bus, this unfolded this morning in wilmington. eva pilgram is on the scene

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from the top of the east bay hills, we can see mt. diablo. we also esome high clouds.e seeing more of that this afternoon. but for now, we are waking up to low clouds this morning. warmer temperatures today. and some inland areas with high clouds moving in and the humidity rises again tomorrow. so here's why. this water vapor imagery shows moisture in the upper levels of the atmosphere and the circulation around the high and the clockwise direction and counter clockwise around the low, this is helping to pull the moisture up from the gulf of california so the moisture tap is back on and we are going to see increasing high clouds this afternoon. they will be coming from the south. also, the high clouds could bring a chance of some thunderstorms in the sierra and some of the higher elevations. but for us we will just see the clouds overnight, as well, into sunday morning with very muggy conditions and possibly more drizzle, especially along the coast for the a.i.d.s. walk. so keep that in mind. it won't stop anyone, but you might want an extra layer," windbreaker. 9:00 t

and we also have malfunctioning traffic lights in mt. laurel. >> fire crews are on the scene of a house fire and katy zachry got to the scene a few moments ago. she's at the 200 block of 39th street. what can you tell us? >> i want to take you to the scene. you can see firefighters from camden and they're aggressively fighting this fire. they've been focusing a lot of efforts on fighting it from the second floor. you go to the video that we shot a few minutes ago, you can see from that the inside of the roof or rather the inside of the chimney actually collapse exposing even more fire. we saw completely white smoke which indicated they made head way in putting out the fire. then just in the minute took me to walk up to the scene, the smoke had gotten very dark and black again because of that -- the inside of the chimney. so coming back out here live, i've been trying to talk to the chief, the fire chief from the fire department. i've been told he's been fighting the fire and just a second ago he walked up. he's about to give me new infor

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 heat, humidity and storms are going to stick around. for the shore, tomorrow, same thing. it will be hot. as we go even into thursday, chance of afternoon storms but a little less humid thursday. tonight, warm and breezy. couple late thunderstorms i just showed you. 73 for the low in

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in mt. airy, this morning, the cleanup was underway, the tree was uprooted in the parking lot and crashed on to the cars beneath and this one on the cars blocked on the 400 block of baltimore pike. >> her car has a broken windshield and damage to the fender and hood. the poles were down on east 24th street in chester, the road blocked off to traffic. one man was in the kitchen when he suddenly heard a large crack. >> there was an explosion and the power came back on and another explosion and everything went black. >> there is still no power here this morning. the providence medical hospital is 25% functioning today but the three dogs there didn't seem to mind. >> the animals are all healthy, they can compenstate for a 10% or 15 degree rise in temperature, they have water. >> the veterinary hospital was serving a family and one pole just narrowly missed their car. >> if they went out with the fire children, the pole was just 8 inches from their cars. >> here the traffic is still being diverte