sierra club sara bloom vice president of energy at the new jersey business and industry association and finally mark warner director of energy at sustainable jersey i want to thank all of you for joining us and folks throughout this program you're gonna see important websites that have very important information let me ask you something mark this whole question by the way sustainable jersey is? it's a not for profit based at the college of new jersey that helps local institutions make their towns more sustainable very well said now here's the thing as we're getting ready for this show i'm thinking to myself okay we're connecting the issue of renewable energy with the environment right? what is that connection? the connection is primarily greenhouse gasses associated with climate change but also other health and environmental effects ozone particulates but in addition it connects with job and energy security as we're seeing in europe in relationship between the use of fuel and the events on the ground there well take a step back because we used a lot of language that we assume people

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, new jersey. healing begins here. tdbank fedway associates, the fidelco group, cohn reznick, providing accounting, tax and advisory services for more than ninety years. the ollendorff center and by the russell berrie foundation. promotional support provided by commerce magazine and by the record, north jersey's trusted source and northjersey.com. [music playing] [music playing] welcome to caucus new jersey, i'm steve adubato. y'know human trafficking is a massive and complex problem that affects the lives of many innocent and powerless victims. here in the studio to discuss what we must do to combat this very serious situation we have dr. mary norton, associate dean for global academic initiatives at felician college; tracy thompson, assistant new jersey attorney general; reverend michael bethune, who is a pastoral minister at covenant house; and finally, patricia devine-harms, community activist, excuse me, community advocate with the new jersey coalition against human trafficking. i want to than

county in southeastern pennsylvania gloucester county and southern new jersey central new castle county in northern delaware west central burlington county and southern new jersey salem county in southern new jersey northwestern cumberland county and southern new jersey until nine pm at eight o five pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a line of severe thunderstorms the severe storms extended from germantown to or desa moving east in twenty miles per hour these storms are capable of producing damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour severe thunderstorms will be near gets down in philadelphia international airport around eight fifteen pm gets down and sell philadelphia around eight twenty pm our borough in hancock's bridge around a twenty five pm cagney and cabin around eight thirty pm i was buggin palomino around eight thirty five pm woodbury heights and west village and a forty pm this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path moving towards to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local law enforcement o

i said a few years ago the new jersey come back has begun, and that got morphed somehow the new jersey calls it a come back. i never said it happened. the come back has certainly begun. when i came into office unemployment was 10%. it's now down below 7. we created in the state 145,000 new private-sector jobs since february of 2010. taxes haven't been increased in our state for five years for the first time in 25 years. now everything is within context, right. if you're dealing in a blue state like new jersey, high cost, high tax state and can keep things stable for 4 1/2 years, i'm fairly content with what i've been able to do. >> let me ask you about other things that the obama administration has done. they get criticism on their left but also some from the tea party right who say the obama administration bailed out wall street, people who did things wrong, and they haven't prosecuted people. people ought to go to jail for some of the stuff that happened. do you agree with that >> having spent seven years as the chief federal prosecutor in new jersey, i understand that these things a

tonight that its service center does not e-mail invoices for payment. >>> bills are buzzing in the new jersey legislature to help the honey bees. their dwindling population has been in jeopardy for years. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us why future of the honey bee could impact you in a big way. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands office bees behind seth belton's cherry hill home provide quite a buzz and plenty of nature's candy. >> this is fresh honey for bees that they have just made today, dripping off. >> reporter: he is former president of the new jersey bee keep's so, whose membership has increased ten fold in the last few years. >> is there the greatest interest ever, perhaps in the history of bee keeping, but it is still fragile. >> reporter: honey bee populations are in danger due to colony collapse and mit e spreading throughout hives. everyone ace affect because bees play an important role in the food chain and economy. >> if you have a blueberry bush and pollenated by bees vigorously not only do you get more blueberries but higher quality blueberry that is

the warning in new jersey and one in the northern parts of ocean county.ll look for new warnings and at double scan to see where the storms are tracking in the full accuweather forecast. >>> utility workers in delaware worked to get everyone back online before today's storms roll in. the crews worked to remove a large tree in newcastle county, it knocked out service to two dozen homes and blocked thompson bridge road from brandywine creek to wood lawn road. >>> a frightening night for a teenager in burlington county, that boy was reportedly struck by lightning and is recovering at crozier medical center, john rawlins has more now. >> the young man is identified by his brother as david botkin. he is in fair condition. during last night's violence thunderstorms, 14-year-old david was getting in a car here in glenolden, when a lightning strike hit with such force the lightning went through his body and caused a wound in david's arm. >> i thought he was going to die at first honestly, i'm glad he is at the hospital, but i am glad he is going to make it. it's c

new jersey governor chris christie will be in ocean grove for that ceremony today. it will take place on ocean and enberg after. the old boardwalk there was damaged by superstorm sandy. ten new american citizens will be sworn in tonight. the new citizens come from ten countries on four continents. >> and from our south jersey bureau, the freedom fest call kicked off aboard the battleship new jersey. a live look at the big jay on the camden waterfront. a marine wounded in iraq will fire one of the ship's guns to mark the beginning of the festival. it runs through sunday. it includes concerts, a fireworks show and event at the adventure aquarium. facebook is saying it's sorry. coming up, why the social media site is offering that apology. >>> plus, leave it at the door. there is one item that targets shoppers not to take inside the stores. and arthur takes aim. we'll have a live report from north carolina where they are bracing for the season's first tropical storm. >> a little bit of southerly wind this morning as skies clear of storms. still clouds overhead. 74 degre

and has tremendous importance to the people of new jersey and to the history of new jersey. and it is of interest to the entire country. in preserving this historic stadium will be preserving a visual reminder of an unfortunate but not forgotten era of racial segregation. segregation in america extended beyond the buses of alabama in the deep south. it was engrained throughout american society even into our national pasttime, baseball. the stadium will serve as an educational opportunity for future generations. to learn about this unfortunate past so we can continue to move forward collectively as a nation. his historic site brings memories and history of industrial revolution, of the political and patriotic origins of our nation, of art and culture and the american industry. and now it will also include this historic sports site. so again i applaud my colleague, mr. pascrell for his efforts. and i urge support of this bill and reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from montana. mr. daines: reserve. the speaker pro te

and people in new jersey, when washington and the army were retreating across new jersey, when the general and the british commanders offered pardons for anybody who would sign the loyalty oath, people in new jersey came by the thousands

back to you. >> our new jersey news room, new jersey governor chris christie signed a budget for the state's new fiscal year which begins today. the spending plan totals $32.5 billion. before putting his name on the budget, christie vetoed two tax hikes and cut back on the state's contribution to the public employee pension fund. >>> team u.s.a. plays belgium in the world cup this morning and our big offensive weapon jozy altidore will be available for the first time since he injured his hamstring in the team's first world cup game. coach jurgen klinsmann says he does not know how much altidore will be able to play. the team is weaker on offense without him. klinsmann also voiced concerns about one of the referees in the game. the coach is concerned that he has a bias against the u.s. team in part because the u.s. knocked algeria out of the world cup back in 2010. the belgian coach said klinsmann is just making excuses before the match even starts. espn will air the game this afternoon at 4:00. >>> philadelphia union forward sebastian le toux will take part in a live web a chat at 6ab

in new jersey. this is your state. becky vacations. we all love new jersey as a rule, we all, even you -- >> love new jersey. wish i had one of these pins. >> i love it so much i come every single day. >> i think that's why you come every single day. >> so the budget, you prided yourself on being able to work with the legislature, might not always have been on the same side. was it bipartisan this time? and there's carping now about some of the stuff but to get it done you had to work with the other side. >> to some extent, joe, this was not a bipartisan budget. i took the line-item veto pen out yesterday and vetoed straight the tax increases about 1.5 billion dollars in proposed tax increases, income tax, corporate business tax, and others. and then, you know, veto line-item vetoed spending to balance the budget. the budget this year is 1.2% lower than it was last year. >> no matter how many times we talk about illinois versus texas or florida, people still don't seem to understand that a business

he was seriously injury in the crash on the new jersey turnpike, back in june. this latest news comes just days after he filed a lawsuit begins wal-mart, alleging that the company was negligent, when they a plowed the truck driver kevin rope tore get behind the wheel, despite being awake for 24 hours. >>> all right, it is out with the old and in with the new, here at fox 29. >> you may notice some changes on good day starting this morning. the the show will be broad cats from this studio instead of the street level studio at corner of the fourth and market. it is because we are building a new set. in case you missed it mike jerrick ended good day on friday with a big bang. >> you have no idea, what my morning is like. we have work to do. >> you are in charge of demolition. >> i have my sticks of dynamite here. but, anyway, we will blow up the studio. i will place this dynamite and blow this you have by 10:00 this morning. >> it is what it is. >> now turf light this. >> we will get to that in a little bit. tom, get out of there, we will be blowing it. and, these

but under south carolina law leaving children unattended can be considered a criminal offense. >> new jersey third behind delaware and new hampshire when it comes to the best beach water quality but testing by the natural resources defense council finds that local beaches could be a bit cleaner. beach water in ocean county ranks the worst among new jersey beaches. 52 percent of water samples test head unac seated acceptable amounts of bacteria. on the list shark river beach and yacht club in neptune township, avon road and pine beach, wynnewood beach and new jersey avenue breach in somers point rounding out the top quality in in new jersey. >> a record setting price tag on a madeover celeb celebrity mansion. >> a high speed pursuit through berks county. and you want to get an mba. but going back to school is hard. because you work. now capella university offers a revolutionary new way to get your degree. it's called flexpath, and it's the most direct path, leveraging what you've learned on the job and focusing on what you need to know. so you can get a degree at your pace and graduate at the

outside at cape may new jersey, on sky 6, at the beach getting ready for a lot of traffic, we'll see a nice day at the beach and nice afternoon everywhere including the beach. highlights to your forecast here, it's pretty nice out there today, tomorrow we experience a change, that will carry into the work week. 71 right now, that is not bad, dew point 62, humidity fairly low, but in the south we have dew points in the mid-60s, it may feel a little humid but not oppre oppressive. winds are at 3, down the shore there are early clouds but we expect them to break up a bit and this cloud cover from the west moves in and we'll go partly sunny overall and at times you'll have full sun and sometimes a temporary cloud cover sweeping through. 73 at 8:00, and 79 at 11:00 and 2:0087, your high of 89 hitting at 4:00. and dry today and relatively comfortable as far as july in philadelphia is concerned. partly sunny and the winds fairly light. high temperatures in the 80s in allentown and close to 90 in philadelphia and down the shore closer to 80 degrees, cooler and more comfortable down there. th

the latest from voorhees, new jersey, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> a lot to clean up, steve, thank you. we have several lightning strikes right here in delaware county. look at your video right there. bolts from the ominous looking clouds right down to the gown. teenage boy is lucky to be alive after being struck by lightning in glenn old edenboro last night. we're told it happened on ashland avenue right as the 14 year old was getting inside a car. he was rushed to the hospital. remains good condition this morning. >>> and, check this out. we have some eyewitness cam video from abington township montgomery county. another lightning strike hitting a utility pole and sparked a fire. no injuries were reported. this morning, only few hundred power outages remain throughout the area. crews have made a lot of progress over night restoring that power. and unfortunately, katie, could be dejavu this afternoon with so many storms on the horizon? >> great way of putting. that's it. looks like the timing will be so similar to what we saw yesterday. so we went through one day of

we are going to start down in new jersey, u.s. nine closed near, both directioned near indian trail road. follow detour there. this is down the shore. inland off of island but between wildwood and avalon it looks like, where u.s. nine is closed, in word yet on why. the detour is listed. guys? >>> another stormy night as kate lynn said with lots of lightening. this is what it looked like in center city overnight this hit in the evening right around 6:00 o'clock, went until about eight or nine or 10:00 o'clock there were power outages to tell but. peco is recording 57,000 outages. pse&g says 595 outages and del marva is reporting 5700 outages in new castle county. for more on the damage in our area jen freddie's in the news room what did you see driving in, jen. >> it is not as bad in montgomery county and along the schuylkill. that is good news. neighbors in the northeast are wondering how long before crews clean up the damage from last evening's storm. on newtown avenue this tree snapped in half. it damage part of the porch roof a

united airlines was first to resume service outta out of newark, new jersey. u.s.ways took off from philadelphia international bound for israel on its way now. >>> investigators have found wreckage of missing passenger plane tonight. third international air disaster in a week. the air algerie jetliner was carrying 116 people from burkina faso when it encountered bad weather. wreckage was found mali tonight. that nation is in the middle of violent unrest which may hamper the investigation as has with malaysia flight 17 in ukraine. >> two more victims of the flight of malaysia arrived in netherlands today. planes carried 74 caskets then driven to a military base where forensic experts are working to identify the dead. and back in ukraine international experts found more human remains and major part of plane fuselage. pictures show the metal has machine gun like holes that is consistent with kind of missile suspected of bringing down the plane. >>> u.s. officials confirmed to "abc news" tonight there is concern about credible terror threat to norway. skandz navyian co

over 3,000 riders are expected to cross the ben as they ride 65 miles to buena, atlantic county, new jersey. >>> it's the largest single day biking eventually of the year for the cancer society. >> 6:08. the cake box in need of rescue. >>> details ahead on "action news" sunday morning. >>> more news you didn't see last night. fire ripped through a local family's home. >> a girl who survived a brutal attack by the taliban is on a new mission, abc news talks exclusively we are. >>> the community comes together to support an 11-year-old waiting a lung transplant. >> reporter: there's a slight chance of a late-day thunderstorm even a better chance monday and tuesday and some of them could be strong. we'll have details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. bui

toms river, new jersey by 6:45.ave a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:15, for this particular area, of burlington county, extending into ocean county, new jersey. this includes fort dix, southampton, along 206, leisure town, tabernacle, even areas near vincentown. if you are aware of these storms or hear thunder, bring everybody inside and wait until these dangerous storms past. now we will continue to update you on those storms, in the meantime, we had a report of significant damage last night, in voorhees township, new jersey. this was at about 8:12 last night, straight line thunderstorm, wind caused significant damage in that area win speeds up to 80 miles an hour, over 400-yard. past w id th over 200-yard. it was a down burst event, with the down burst of the thunder burst win. that is what happened in voorhees last night with that significant damage. we are looking at live neighborhood network, look at these temperatures, significantly rain cooled, in williamstown we know we have been drenched with

storm toppled trees and brought down power lines in voorhees, new jersey. this is new video overnight from the 100 block of blue ridge road, power lines caught fire forcing crews to close roads in the area. resident living in the nearby burnt mill arms apartments had to be evacuated but fortunately there were no injuries. >>> check out this video our cameras reporting philadelphia waterfront catching dozens of lightening strikes over center city. pretty scary stuff. this was the scene, in mantua, new jersey, it was sent to us by a fox 29 viewer. meanwhile crews all across the region are working to repair power outages. in the philadelphia area, 1300 customers are still in the dark at this hour, most of those are in philadelphia and bucks county. now in new jersey about 3,000 customers still in the dark, pse and g reporting most significant can't outages are right now, in camden county. >>> a tip to trend to police leads to a shocking discovery. steve keeley is live at septa headquarters with more on what they found, steve. >> reporter: kerry, we don't do thi

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so we know new jersey, california, illinois, how is he going to do it?hat he could do, he said they should start folding and merging cities in new jersey with each other and paring back the government workforce and that is what detroit should have done. they should merge with a healthier city. >> political fodder for him on this story will be gone at some point. >> unfortunately this is a story that will persist. >> there was a lot of hope that he could really turn new jersey into a thriving economic hub and that hasn't happened and i think bridge gate only reinforces that perception. >> new jersey has a more powerful union presidents. >> he was going to be the reform of this and now he came and criticized at. >> he still talked about this being politically risky and it was a long and drawnout that are in the lobby battle. and now he's facing this. neil: forget about making a clown out of us. letter pruden is just taking on clowns altogether. ♪ i voted for culture... ...with a 'k.' how are you? i voted for plausible deniability. i didn't kill her, david.

county in southeastern pennsylvania northwestern gloucester county and southern new jersey northern new castle county in northern delaware northern cecil county in northeast maryland west central burlington county and southern new jersey northwestern salem county in southern new jersey until twelve thirty am at eleven thirty pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a line of severe thunderstorms the severe storms extended from number of to perry bill moving east to twenty mph these storms are capable of producing quarter sized hail and damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour severe thunderstorms will be near cals down and down even around eleven forty pm newark and scored more around eleven forty five pm ellesmere in eden around eleven fifty pm newport in chester around eleven fifty five pm photographed around midnight glasgow and philadelphia international a.o.p. to around twelve o five am this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path move indoors to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local law enforc

the on the lake what like with new jersey usa and what was going on in this town is really quite unique in that there's a manger what we call gentrification one group of people is moving into the town and getting the lion's share of the housing and what it is is this new community is going in and they're they're buying up the homes but they're buying it up with the recycled taxpayer dollars see the ten it belongs to this group but also the landlord belongs to this group also so that the welfare money that goes to a pay for their apartment goes back to the landlord in the same group so that money stays within their community and it's just recycle and so what what's happening here is they're buying up the rest of the community with tax taxpayer dollars and so basically what it is is the person living in a home is paying taxes he's paying for his home to be bought out by this new group . as you know it's just. not right it's just wrong and the the politicians are allowing it because a new population has a voting bloc and they vote as one organized group. and so come election time all the p

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. holt: i'm pleased to yield three quarters of a minute, 45 seconds to the gentleman from oregon, the ranking member. the chair: the gentleman has 45 seconds. mr. defazio: i'm bemused by this it says, best scientific and commercial data available includes all such data submitted by state, local and county governments. if all the counties, states, and tribes don't agree, you have conflicting best available data. we want them to take all data into account but you can't deem theirs is the best. in the face of the river, oregon and washington disagree. they have competing science. what if a tribe, and i have heard from this tribe say, to delist the salmon, you have to take all the dams out of the river. that becomes the best available science if submitted by a tribe? what are you guys thinking? we want them to listen to everybody, everybody can submit something, but we don't then deem it to be the best available data. that's not -- the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman

a new jersey medical marijuana card. she's the youngest in the state to have one.se growers were still months away from producing this cannibus oil, the wilsons left new jersey, moved, 1700 miles away to denver, colorado. >> we tried our hardest. but there's only so much activism you can take before you got to stop and say, well, i need to stop and take care of my child now. report roar the wilsons are part of a growing community called marijuana refugees. moving to places like colorado and washington state where there's easy access to pot. >> governor christie talking about we don't want to be like colorado. you want to be like colorado. colorado is working. >> along with special high fat diet -- >> she gets 4 grams of fruit with her meal. >> and three doses of cannibus oil day. >> good girl. >> the wilsons now say they have a new life. >> the first time we gave vivian thc she got little stoned. she was happy. smiling and she didn't have seashore all day. >> it was the first time in a year and a half that i felt like her brain had calmed down report roar these day

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i again want to thank -- i yield myself such time as i may consume. just to conclude, i want to thank chairman wolf again for authoring in 1998 the international religious freedom act and what we authorize or re-authorize today is just one part of it and that is the international religious freedom commission. for the record, it is made up of nine commissioners, plus the ambassador at large, the current chair, as of july 1, it doctors, vice chairs, glenen commissioner, dean schwartz who used to, as we all know, work up on the hill, on the democrat side as a staffer, who went on to work in the n.s.c. and worked on refugee policies, is also a commissioner. and daniel mark, the father thomas reast and hanna rosenthal who acted as four-time -- as the point person in combating anti-semitism. so -- and they work at their own expense. these are very, very dedicated individuals. they have a professional staff and, again, i would ask members to read their reports. they are among the be

some of the suburbs in new jersey in the upper 50's. you head out the door matt. >> thank you karen. >>> flew on "action news an 90 year old man in florida was killed when his wife crashed their car into an auto repair shop. the mechanic was working on that other vehicle at the time and missed the collision by just a few inches. the woman behind the wheel, 88-year-old constance demarco is in serious condition. >> all new here on "action news" a mother is going after a big box retailer after her ice cream sandwiches just will not melt. but first up a blogger is stirring up debate on higher education. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is at the big board with more on these stories. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. these two stories are re88ing a lot of buzz in the social media word. a professor writes an ivy league education is overeated and a mother questions what's in her is son's treat. the former yale professor has written a scathing article about how a grueling and subjective admissions process is putting too much press

not only tomorrow but into saturday and we'll tap moisture in new jersey tomorrow morning.uture tracker showing you wake up in the morning, lots of clouds. little on the damp side. few peaks of sunshine as we head through mid-morning early in the afternoon we see bands from arthur approaching the jersey shore. then as that storm system pulls away we'll clear care west to east through the afternoon by 7:00, philadelphia it will be clear it will be a little on the cool side. usually i'm out with rick and we sweat all night. tomorrow they want to bring a sweater. partly cloudy. normally breeze. 77, 77 for fireworks and breath of fresh air. if you head to the jersey shore pack suncreen and patience tomorrow it's not going to be nice beach day. a lot of rain early in the day. late breaks of sunshine. 78 degrees by saturday breezy and sunny, 80. be careful for rip current sunday. quieting down and plenty of sunshine 81. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. transition rain. late sunshine for philadelphia. high of 81. low humidity tomorrow. it will feel nice. saturday, spectac

middlesex county in northern new jersey northern burlington county in southern new jersey southwestern monmouth county in central new jersey northwestern ocean county in southern new jersey until nine thirty pm at eight twenty nine pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a severe thunderstorm the storm was near fields but moving east to twenty mph this storm is capable of producing damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour the severe thunderstorm will be near whitehorse in georgetown around eight forty pm crosswalks and most of the hamilton square around eight forty five pm browns mills around eight fifteen pm allentown and that in broad ground eight fifty five pm greenwich and with around nine pm it lays down around nine o five pm this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path move interest to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local law enforcement or to the national weather service a severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until nine pm wednesday evening for delaware and northeastern maryland and ne

current legal capacity is 15 rounds in new jersey. that bill would do nothing to prevent mass shootings. instead, he called for a series of reforms to mental illness treatment. >> there are now tougher criminal penalties for anyone who hurts or kills a police animal in pennsylvania. the bill was signed yesterday that makes the offense a second degree felony with a sentence up to 10 to 25 -- up to 10 years and a 25,000 fine. >> the philadelphia man accused of stuffing his mother's body in a freezer is expected to turn himself in to police. william faces charges of abuse of a corpse. his mom's body was found in a freeder on tuesday after the police got a tip if the family saying she died of natural causes in january. her son's co-workers told nbc 10 he told them he was cashing his dead mother's social security checks. rescue crews plan to resume the search of the delaware river for a man who disappeared after his boat cap tiesed during the thunderstorms last night. four people made it back to the shore but a 65-year-old man did not. he

news." >> david, thank you. >>> people at the jersey shore had to deal with flash flooding today after a drenching downpour delivered several inches of rain in the matter of hours, "action news" reporter john rawlins is live in ocean city where the water is still draining. john? >> hi alicia, most of the areas that are wet are now high and dry, but not all of the areas, this is 29th and west, this is the bay in that direction, folks in atlantic city are used to flooding like this, but it was the intensity of the storm. they weren't expecting it. >> the storms intensified and did not subside for four hours, coming just after high tide, the storm drains were full of bay water so the 4 or 5 inches of rain water had nowhere to go but sit there and drain slowly. >> i never saw anything like this. >> we'll hang inside until it gets better. >> what do you think of this? >> it's crazy, i've never seen the water get this high. >> we had no reports of damage or injuries but a few people called for assistance and i would imagine there were parked cars that were lost because of the intensity of the r

the hurricane sandy new jersey relief fund is granting 27 new grants worth $7.3 million. fund is working with nonprofit groups that provide housing assistance, legal counseling and social and mental services. so far, that fund has given out nearly $34 million. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 93 degrees yesterday afternoon. the heat will go higher today. the humidity is also higher. a hazy view of center city from the adventure aquarium. right now we're in the 70s. that won't last long. southerly winds at 6 miles an hour, 79% humidity, 3 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. clear skies over center city. this is the view from here at the nbc 10 studios. you can see there's no cooling breeze this morning. now any wind around will be light doorg the during the day . stronger winds are in the future of florida, the carolinas, from tropical storm arthur. possibility of 60 mile-an-hour winds. this will likely strengthen into a hurricane by early tomorrow. and the future weather shows impact on the north carolina coast. this is fr

prices at the pump remain at a six-year high, the national average is $3.67 we pay $3.79. $3.54 in new jersey. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live in king of prussia with holiday travelers reactions to these rising prices. it hurts to fill up out there. >> here on the busiest travel holiday of the season, most drivers appear to be tolerating the high price of petrol and hitting the road. by the millions they are taking to the roads this holiday season, including here on the pennsylvania turnpike. motorists are determined to get away with their family for the weekend. >> i am enjoying summer vacation with my family. >> you'll pay the gas prices no matter what? >> yes, sometimes i'm bothered but i spend money for family trip, it doesn't matter. >> what about these gas prices being high? >> pretty high. >> we got to go we got to use it. >> the oil barrens have a scapegoat to blame for the highest prices in six years. >> all the turmoil in iraq has driven the prices up. most of what we pay at the pump is from the price of crude oil and it's a commodity and it's traded on the market, if inv

not here for the next 7 days. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> ard coming to one survey new jersey ranks third behind delaware and new ham share when it comes to best beach water quality. testing zeros in on new jersey as well and finds some beaches could be cleaner. beach wood beach in ocean county ranks worst among new jersey beaches. 52% of water samples had unacceptable amounts of bacteria. shark river beach and yacht club and neptune and avon road pine beach and wynnewood beach in brick and new jersey 1/2 somers point rounded out top uncle craig, what's the deal? oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? you can't save every single cartoon. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in another room. why? it's time for fios quantum tv. store up to 200 hours in hd. record up to 12 shows at once. pause and play live tv, room to room. plus, watch live tv on the go with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. >> it's a 7 game road trip jim:00 a.m. some players may not make a road trip to philadelphia when it all said and zone. aj burnett does not have i

for now we are live from from voorhees, new jersey, nicole brewer, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> breaking news right now arthur is now a category one hurricane, taking aim on parts of the east coast. check out the waves crashing on the beach in north caroline, hurricane warnings are in effect and now mandatory evacuation order is in place for the island. we will check with the reporter on the out are banks coming up in just a few minutes and we will do it live, erika. >>> 5:07. volunteer hodge i coach is waking up in jail this morning accused of sexually abusing a teenage girl he met through a social media app. this is 42 year-old michael dougherty from levittown, bucks county. court document reveal he met 16 year-old victim on line using the app whisper. police say the father of two brought the girl to the lincoln motel on route one, late sunday night. >> she thought that he was going to help her runaway and, of course, she showed signs of the teenage inner trouble and he took advantage of that. he manipulated that, got her in the hotel room and then assaulted her. >> police say doughert

four people, including alberti were killed. >>> still ahead, explosions off the coast of new jersey. the battle to prevent environmental testing near the shore. >>> also new tonight, the towns that are already cancelling fireworks on the fourth because of the rain. discuss we have more rain in the forecast as we go through tomorrow. some flash flooding concerns. also, tropical storm arthur is updated track. and i'll show you the storms that we have right now on radar, that's all coming up. >>> the nbc10 team of first alert meteorologists is tracking rain still in the area tonight. more for tomorrow. and a tropical storm that will impact the fourth of july and more heavy rain for tomorrow. sheena parveen's full forecast is ahead in about two minutes. >>> the threat of rain is already changing some towns plans for jump 4th festivities. the wissahickon carnival fireworks are moved from tomorrow to saturday. gloucester city are moved from tomorrow to sunday night. in laurel springs, tomorrow's fireworks are cancelled at sterling high school and won't be rescheduled. philadelphia says it's

emergency crews in new jersey are taking part in the hurricane evacuation exercise today. transportation officials are testing their ability to get residents and tourist out offshore towns within 24 hours. "eyewitness news" in cumberland county, during an evacuation order crews must turn traffic away from the coast. >> having crews go through the whole process as if a hurricane were coming a couple days from now, getting the experience of positioning the materials, barrels, cones, things like that, if we actually had to shut off a road. >> next week officials will evaluate if this drill was a success. >>> well, go pro cameras are not just for extreme sports, in fact, one man used it for, well, an entirely different kind of activity, coming up, see a couple's wild ride to the hospital, and the surprise birth that they captured on camera. >>> and a new warning about spray sun screens, why health experts say parents should not use it on children. >>> and if you drive, rather than fly you might save money, but there are some money traps that some summer road trippers need to kn

just into our news room police are investigating an armed robbery inside of a jersey city, new jersey walgreens pharmacy. you can see it on the screen. eyewitness describe being awakened by gunshots. one victim has been taken to the hospital, and we're told a press conference is scheduled to get underway any moment now so we are waiting on that, so again, thinks a large crime scene and there are some conflicting reports coming from that scene. we are trying our best to sort it on it as we speak and we will have more coming up for you on "eyewitness news" all morning long. >>> right now though it is 7:11. >>> it has been a deadly weekend at one national park, for the second day in a row, lightening strikes this earth. still ahead latest on the wild weather in the west and tragic toll it is taking. >>> a little later on a teenage girl, lone survivor of the deadly shooting rampage that left her whole family dead, speaks out, we will have her message of hepp when we that's about as american as it gets. woman: what do you mean? blueberry pancakes, strawberries and cream cheese icing, start

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his appeal in new jersey has always been he is the most new jersey of the new jersey governors we havead for a long time. that is really the big problem with the bridge scandal, was there is one thing you don't mess with people in new jersey, you don't mess with traffic. that is one of the reasons that it hurts so bad. >> let me ask you, paul fishman, the u.s. attorney, the time table has not been released. it is not clear when any of the possible charges will be levied, if you will. but intentional charges include, obstruction of justice, securities fraud, state charges of falsifying business. things are going slow. we have an occasional drip, drip, occasional subpoenas, this piece of information. this could actually gather steam at the worst time for chris christie which is next year. >> there is a couple of different angles here and a couple of different investigations. you have the manhattan district attorney here in new york, the sec may be looking at this. the real risk for the federal standpoint is the attorney getting involved. the question is, can anybody he is talking to righ

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you can see lightning into new jersey and new york state. that's the area getting hit the hardest. we have some strong storms around here as well. some of it going hour after hour in through the poconos. we have seen some very heavy rain. we have seen a lot of lightning. and we have seen a lot of hail. this is shawnee in the poconos. the wind is blowing the rain sideways. it is pouring up there right now. that's an indication of just how heavy the rain can be. we have a severe thunderstorm watch that covers the entire area until 9:00 tonight. there's the potential for that kind of weather just about anywhere in the region. the only warning right now is up in monroe county. there is also hail that's been detected. this darker blue, that's hail over one inch in diameter, as you can see. that is some pretty large hail for this part of the country. again, it she pal es oerrms uld seve thundersto rn ho ail i indo a fm windows. we have our showers to the south. not as intense. another area in berks county these going to go into upper hanover township. milford at 5:47. farther to the sout

eastern hundred and county in northwest new jersey missouri county in central new jersey southwestern somerset county in northern new jersey southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania southwestern middlesex county in northern new jersey north central burlington county in southern new jersey until five thirty pm at four twenty three pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a severe thunderstorm the storm was near levittown and moving northeast at twenty miles per hour this storm is capable of producing one inch diameter hail and damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour the severe thunderstorm will be near newtown and brought it down around four thirty five pm woodside around four forty b.n. trenton and yodlee around four forty five pm ewing at washington crossing at around four fifty five pm lawrenceville and bennington around five o five pm princeton and hope all around five twenty pm this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path move indoors to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do cell reports severe weather to local law

there's a couple of other things that make new jersey number one. ♪ born in the usa >>> it's a beautifulay from the poconos to the jersey shore. you can only find that in new jersey. >> you're right. >> the parkway also. >> the insider.com took a look at some of the experiences you can only have in new jersey. we created this a whole stack of ideas. >> it was lucy the elephant in margate, new jersey. >> didn't that used to be a hotel? >> it was, back in the day. >> you can stay in the trunk? >> you can stay in the body. >> and you can still go on the top. the view is amazing. >> i didn't know you can do that still. >> yeah, it's really cool. >> there's something called a jersey breakfast. i had to look this up. it's taylor ham or pork roll, egg and cheese on a roll. >> it's a trenton product. >> you know what trenton makes the world takes. >> number three, salt water tafy. >> that's not true. >> it was invented in atlantic city. >> you can get it everywhere now. >> you can get it in about every state but it does relate back to jersey. >> who are the flowers for? >> we have a young lady g