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

a big problem in new jersey. those details coming up when "action news" comes right back. >> and we're back with breaking news. karen rogers, we have trouble on the new jersey turnpike in new jersey. good morning. >> chopper six live on the scene right now. you can see it's a serious accident. they're loading someone into an ambulance right now. i just got off the phone with state police and they're telling me that this accident scene there called for a medevac helicopter for two individuals. a serious accident scene. we're seeing traffic getting by as chopper kind of pans back. we can see we've got a number of emergency vehicles on the scene right there. this is northbound new jersey turnpike in woolwich township in new jersey and we can see some debris on the roadway with this accident as well but it looks like some of the vehicles may be in the woods at this point as we see some activity there. when i talked to police you can see some people kind of walking through the woods currently through the area. i talked

one of the things that new jersey people don't like is he's never in new jersey. after he makes the big announcement today, he's off to new hampshire for five days because he's put all his eggs in the new hampshire basket and people think they elected a full-time governor and they want to have a full-time governor. >> so this has nothing to do with his policies? because in the end, then if the theory is they are sad to see him leave, which is what chris christie said then the rest of the nation would benefit. >> i think he's joking actually, when he said that. i think it's the first thing off the top of his head but you can say absurd things and make it look like he's being serious. the state is in bad shape any way you look at it and people of new jersey aren't happy about that, either. >> it's interesting, he can say absurd things and treat them seriously, but the people of his own state doesn't know what absurdity they are. the university poll last month showed 66% of his fellow citizens felt he didn't have the temperament to be president of the united states 59

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

the new jersey turnpike a truck crashes and catches fire. we'll have a traffic update just ahead. >>> more breaking news from overnight. two people are dead after a head-on crash in delaware county. and a witness says speed was involved. >>> remembering beau biden. today, the public gets its chance to pay their final respects to the vice president's son. >>> and we're in for a cloudy and cool day, we'll tell you if you can expect to see any more showers. we can also tell you that a warmup son the way. it's about 6:00 a.m., good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. meanwhile, it's throwback thursday. and throwback seems to be the weather the day before that, and the day bra that.efore that. >>> as we head into the weekend, mid-60s, and it will start to feel like the end of spring with temperatures pushing into the high 70s, finally. looking outside right now, a cloudy start to the morning, temperatures in the 50s for the poconos. 58 degrees in philadelphia. 58 currently in wilmington and atlantic c

the good news is for all patco riders who have that freedom pass new jersey transit buses are cross-honoring that. that is how you can get to your destination this morning. another good piece of information, here at the haddonfield patco station, it doubles as a new j atco riders who can't hop the train they'll be hopping buses right here at this station. that's the latest live in haddonfield, katy zachry nbc 10 news. >>> we want to show you what it looked like in gloucester county right after the storm struck. overnight we reached out to the national weather service to find out if a tornado touched down here. the weather service told us that they'll decide later this morning whether there's enough evidence to investigate that possibility. some witnesses insist they saw a twister touch down in the deptford mall parking lot. >> this is going circular motion and it was coming straight towards us. that's when everything started happening. >> you think a tornado touched down? >> yes, it did. we saw it. there were actually several. >> blake, whom you just heard from says the tornado flipped over

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

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

got the seven-day forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >>> will new jersey governor chris christie run for president? that's the big question in politics these days. >> a new report out this morning answers that question and sheds light on when we'll find out for sure. that's next. >>> plus the real reason your eyes turn red in the swimming pool. what it means about what's really in the water. >>> 4:45. this morning thousands of people are waking up in the dark. local electric companies are reporting a total of 389,000 outages across the delaware valley. the numbers have gone up in some areas. there are also major problems with mass transit. patco is stopped. there are delays with septa and new jersey transit. if you're driving, our crews are finding trees blocking roads in pennsylvania and new jersey. be careful as you're heading out this morning. nbc 10 cameras were rolling as the rain and wind blew through parts of delaware county. the wind took ahold of just about anything not nailed down here in this mall parking lot. trees and power line were knocked down across the county. i

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

governor have been indicted for shutting down the george washington bridge in retaliation for a new jersey mayor not endorsing christie's re-election. christie moves forward in a crowded 2016 race for president. dave wagner, nbc news. >> chris christie's announcement follows a year of slipping ratings. let's take a look at some of the numbers. they come from several rutgers/eagleton polls for the past year. the first right there, february 2013. among new jersey residents, christie had a favorable rating of 70%. fast forward to april 2015. this year. that number dropped to 38%. that same poll in april found that 24% of people in new jersey thought chris christie would make a good president. one professor of political science says while the decline may hurt voters elsewhere may not care that much how new jerseyians feel. we went to camden city hall to get reaction about christie's announcement. even the people who had something good to say about what he's done in new jersey said they still wouldn't vote for him. >> with the pensions they kept their word they put their money in the pensions b

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

duck will be dock on the camden river front next to the battleship new jersey if you want to check him out. we will be live down there tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news" getting an up close look at those ships and this enormous rubber duck. >> that is a rubber duck, that is a duck that means business. >> that is a big duck. >> 5:13. hey katie good morning. >> good morning guys. we are expect to go see a significant pattern change in the delaware valley in the days ahead. there will be some wet weather that likely messes with that tall ships festival here, but i want to give you a sense of exactly when the worst moves through, how the rest of today looks and then your seven day forecast. lets check on what is happening at the local level and regional level. it is all quiet for now. we have high pressure initially on our side but sign of things to come, already looming off to the west and bringing with it very heavy rain and significant then are storms down across south centrally was northeastern missouri and illinois. this is what is heading our way moving straight from west to east.

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

. >> up next, a conversation with new jersey governor chris christie in new hampshire.ident obama's decision to send 450 more troops to iraq. the senate confirmation hearing for administrator of the transportation security administration. on tuesday, new jersey governor chris christie spoke about the importance of national security, at a politics and eggs breakfast. he also took questions from the audience including trade energy and income inequality. this is just under an hour. [applause] chris christie: thank you very much. i appreciate it. i look forward to taking your questions. there is a lot i want to talk to you about. this is my ninth trip to new hampshire since january. i want to talk about major policy, entitlement reform, tax and economic policy and america's role in the world. but i think i want to talk to you first about our nation's security. the fact is, as noted in the introduction, my formative years as a public servant began when president george bush nominated me to be the united states attorney for new jersey. i took the next day off from work and co

married to each other and new jersey. >> it's so much money to live here. rnpike. it was $7. if you drive a whole new jersey turnpike, when you get to the end, you have to give them your car. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to tell you something that i don't tell people right away. i'm vegan. i'm very passionate about it. it's all about leading a cruelty-free lifestyle. no animal or animal by-product of any kind. i do cheat a little. i eat veal. it's so tender. how do they get it like that? >> i'm very sentimental about jersey italian, particularly spaghetti and meatballs. that's what i was going to go for. >> i've eaten here at least five to ten times, and i've never had a bad meal. ever. i wouldn't get the meatballs. [ laughter ] >> proud long-time residents of new jersey? >> no. i've lived here nine years, but only been proud maybe the last two. >> born and bred. >> yes. my whole life. >> he won't leave. i had to make peace with it. >> when was the first time you played atlantic city? >> there was a club at the sands. many times i would get paid on thursday and

the new jersey governor hasn't formally announced a run for president.he said he will decide sometime this month. >>> new jersey racetrack is trying to lure triple crown winner american pharoah to its next race. american pharoah became the first triple crown winner since 1978 with the huge victory at bell monday.stakes on saturday. he will continue to race this year but he hasn't said where. in the meantime, his horse is back at his home in kentucky greeting his adoring fans. >> it was really neat this morning to be able to share this horse with everybody else. me as a fan, i know when i started training thoroughbreds, i love to see the horses up close. that's what this horse is all about. >> now american pharoah's owners do live in new jersey. so the officials at monmouth park believe they at least have a chance to get that horse to their track. we'll let you know how that turns out. the "today" show will talk live exclusively with the owners of american pharoah as well as the horse's trainer and jockey. that's coming up this morning starting at 7:00 on

governor christie making his candidacy announcement at his new jersey high school. that will be at 11:00 eastern. we look for your comments after that on facebook or twitter. we also hear from president obama today, holding a news conference with the president of brazil just after noon eastern time on our companion network c-span 2. more from the road to the white house. democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley spoke about national security and his vision of homeland security. >> thank you very much. when i left the pentagon in 2012, i said no to a lot of tempting invitations that were presented, but i said an enthusiastic yes to the prospect of being part of the truman national security project and center for national policy. i did so, because i thought then and i am convinced now that this organization and its members throughout the country are dedicated to one thing -- making a difference. your political members are dedicated to making things happen while governing. your policy members are dedicated to a strong, smart and principled approach to national s

we're going to take you into new jersey, talk about a big problem on 295 as well as a new fire locationl that coming up. >> and a service dog has wagging rights. he saved his owner's life. hear how it happened next. >> ♪♪ >> good morning everyone. taking a live look at the beach at atlantic city, new jersey. 68 degrees on city avenue and dry. >> looks nice there. what doesn't look so nice is 295 this morning. >> in burlington county, we still have this overturned tractor-trailer right at route 541 and chopper six showed us the scene. it involved 80,000 pounds of apple juice, bottles all over -- boxes all over the highway. traffic just kind of squeezing by this point on 295 northbound so avoid the delay right here 'cause you're backed up for miles as you approach exit number 47 for 541. they blocked off traffic so you can't get onto 295 from those exit points. exit 47, exit 45. so try to eliminate the backup that's been going on for miles here. instead of that you can take the new jersey turnpike, you can take 130. both good alternates to deal with the problem on 295 northbound in burlin

over new jersey, pse&g is reporting 46,000 customers without power and ac electric down the shore, they say 154,000 customers there are in the dark. and in delaware more than 13,000 delmarva customers in new castle county are without power this morning. we have live nbc 10 first alert team coverage of the storm damage and the impact it's having on your morning commute. we begin with nbc 10's katy zachry. katy joins us live at a patco station in haddonfield. any word on what time service will start up again? >> reporter: well after the morning rush. that's what we're hearing, vai. unfortunately we have passengers like this gentleman who have shown up this morning thinking patco service is running as it normally does. but then he realize when he sees the chain on the door that it's not running. it's suspended this morning because of the storms. i'll just launch into how he can get around this disruption. fortunately new jersey transit buss are cross-honoring patco tickets this morning. and this doubles as this gentleman who's waiting for the bus stop here, this haddonfield patco station d

in new jersey there are three medical marijuana dispensaries open. right now in pennsylvania medical marijuana is illegal but state lawmakers are currently considering a bill to change that. >>> today new jersey governor chris christie is expected to take action on the state's next budget. state lawmakers passed a $35.3 billion budget for 2016. it includes tax increases on millionaires and businesses. it also contains a $3.1 billion pension payment. but governor christie says he opposes those measureses and will veto them. >> as we prepare for the pope a group of philadelphia leaders are headed home after a long week visit -- a week-long visit to rome. they'll be returning with a greater understanding about the world meeting of families and pope francis's visit here which is just three months from today. yesterday, the vatican council that runs the world meeting updated the delegation and the public on the event. according to the council, about 12,000 people from more then 100 countries have registered for the four-day congress at the pennsylvania co

into new jersey, but eventually those clouds overtake the region. mass transit still shuttle bussing on route 15, 101, 102 trolleys due to construction, everyone else on time. that's look at your ride, err cape, back to you. >> being that you, justin. new jersey governor chris christie calling it a special announcement but many know what's coming. he is expected to officially announce his bid for the white house today. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now sampling voter reaction for us out in pennsauken, good morning. >> erika, good morning yes. it does look like the long wait is finally coming to an end with new jersey governor chris christie expected to officially announce his bid for the united states presidency, little bit later on today. we're told he'll do so at his old high school around 11:00 this morning but folks here in south jersey, are already chiming in, take a look at the video. once governor christie finally and officially make that announcement, he will be the 14th republican candidate to enter the fieldment some peop

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

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

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

. >> reporter: lets look at our video in new jersey. it is in the just homeowners angry at the power companies and people in power wondering why they see their governor running for president up in new hampshire but don't see him in new jersey where his leadership is so desperately needed. he gain so much popularity even after sandy with atlantic city electric saying they are more transmission lines torn down tuesday then they had come down in sandy. power is out. so much longer than sandy damage to the suburbs worse than sandy. no governor visit. so far to see for himself in help coming from trenton or washington d.c., yet. of course, the governor has to ask for that help from washington. we all remember that memorable picture with him and president obama in brigantine. a lot of people in new jersey would like to see him even with some staffers, to help out, and you heard those mayors who usually have a link to new jersey, wondering why they cannot get any help right now. as we come back to our live picture here in philadelphia, wait un

watch for a delay on the new jersey turnpike with the new accident northbound near exit 4. i-95 approaching cottman the accident move off the shoulder, it was creating a jamup on i-95 as you head toward center city. now all lanes reopened, 28 minute ride from wood lairch to the vine. -- woodhaven to the vine. disabled vehicle in upper dublin lime kiln pike and susquehanna road getting busy. >>> we're starting with breaking news, gunfire erupting in north philadelphia lacing the side of a car with bullets. now police are out there looking for the shooter. katherine scott is live from hanheman university hospital with the latest details. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam the circumstances rounding the shooting remain under investigation, two people were you tell hit one remains in the hospital in stable condition. a second man released, he was able to drive to the hanheman. his car is parked outside the emergency room taped off by police. the driver of the car suffered a graze wound. he was released from the hospital about an hour ago police gave him a ri

. >>> and new jersey's outspoken governor is announcing his presidential run, but will his political past be a detraction? ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. the greek government is in last-minute negotiations with its creditors with just about seven hours to go before it faces default on a nearly $2 billion debt payment. government officials proposed a two-year deal that covers financial needs and restructures its debt. the current deal to keep the country afloat expires tonight. the greek finance minister sayings their main goal is protecting the greek people. >> translator: the most important thing at this time is to secure with sobriety and harmony the right of the greek people to express themselves on the referendum. the that is our goal to allow the greek people to express their view. from monday we'll start the building of a vie l solution for the greek social economy. >> the greek prime minister and his party are pushing for a no vote. >> reporter: right now stephanie all eyes are on these last minute talks because greece is hours away

but not bad. >> just think -- >> new jersey. >> you live in new jersey. >> i live in new jersey. >> the country is not better. >> lonegan -- >> the point is my point your ratings are going up right now. [laughter] >> the poll of southerners. best retail candidate is right there. >> what diewfng that that say what you will of the governor and all under pressure -- >> if you want to get up and ideal at people new jersey is worst economic condition in more than a decade. more than two decades worgs than jon corzine period. by the way, governor did not need legislature, to hand out billions in corporate subsidies and corporate crime. >> someone is a hater. >> united states, though -- really -- >> chris christie big policy with social security form. well tough to stand on that when he didn't through state pension reform. >> that is where if you're going to talk about tough love and propose with teachers and then a deal for whatever reason. >> social security reform like political strict -- can't go nowhere. >> a stage of someone won the nodges coming together in washington that is not -- tha

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

we are dealing with an accident investigation scene out in mon road township new jersey on the new jerseyurnpike on the northbound side on the outer roadwayhl59 exit 8a. back to you guys. >>> that he them north hampton county last night where flooding from pounding rain popped a manhole cover out of place. the flooding forced some roads to shut down. this morning they're back open. but this is video of east avenue and willow park road in bethlehem township. you can see the drivers doing what we warn people not to do continuing taking their chances going right through the flood water. this morning is area ismxcdrying out'8?1 behind. katy zachary is live in epbethlehem where there are now concerns because of a sinkhole. katy katy show us. >> reporter: a pretty large sinkhole behind me tracy. we just walked over here across claremont street. the&

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

making trip from pennsylvania into new jersey or new jersey into pennsylvania, using ben franklin bridge in delays in either direction. all of our bridges are moving just as easily as ben. we have a lot of good news. as we continue maybe catching a flight out of town or picking up someone at the airport thinks i-95 outside phl in, delays at airport or i-95. happy to know even in south philadelphia we are looking good on i-95. i will say that we are starting to feel a little bit of the rumbling of the rush hour on i-95 southbound at girard and will only get bigger from there. we have in bound delays due to amtrak work for wilmington

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

now we're going to do a check on new jersey.ealing with a disabled tractor trailer on 295 knot bound on the ramp to 38. andless where in new jersey still dealing with this accident investigation out on monroe township around exhibit 8a. >>> storms pound parts of the lehigh valley leaving behind serious damage. nbc 10's katy zachary is live in bethlehem to explain. hi, katy. >> reporter: there's concern in this neighborhood after a sinkhole opened up underneath a 70-foot tower that's holding dozens of power lines. coming up what the power company is saying about this situation. >>> i'm katy zachary live in bethlehem where a neighborhood is concerned after this large sinkhole opened up and you can see it sits underneath a very stall power tower that holds dozens of power line. now people in the neighborhood are concerned. several have left the area. but i am told by a ppl spokesperson who is on the scene, they do not feel that this power is in jep bardy of falling. they do not feel it is structurally unsound. in the next few hours

senator cory booker of new jersey was among those in attendance along with former new york governor david paterson. paterson tweeting this photo of clinton speaking at the event. >>> new jersey gave the green light for a second south jersey facility to begin growing medical marijuana. compassionate sciences in belmar camden county becomes the fifth treatment center in the entire state to dproe it. it will be another three months before the drug is available for patients. the state has now approved six nonprofit groups to grow or sell marijuana to patients with certain medical conditions. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> beautiful day with the low humidity humidity, but things are changing for tomorrow. for part of the afternoon, thunderstorms will return in the forecast along with the heat and humidity. and then later this week temperatures could be nearing 90 degrees, and the humidity's going to be up quite a few days this week too. going into the weekend, we could see some showers around as well. so have your fireworks forecast in just a seco

christie will make his presidential announcement tomorrow at his high school alma mater in livingston new jersey. after the speech he plans to head to new hampshire. >>> to another republican candidate today. nbc ended its relationship with donald trump and his company over comments trump made about mexican immigrants last week. no more miss usa and miss america pageants on nbc and the donald says he may sue. >> i said a long time ago when i come out with a strong immigration stance and i'm very strong on borders, and i'm very strong on crime, that maybe i'll lose nbc along the way and if that happened that's fine. i'll just have to probably bring a lawsuit against them. >> last week univision said it was canceling its coverage of the miss usa and miss universe pageants. on the democratic side hillary clinton is drumming up support in new jersey tonight. she's attending a fund-raiser along the shore for her democratic campaign for president and new jersey rocker jon bon jovi and his wife are hosting an evening with hillary in red bank monmouth county at 7:00. a ticket to that event costs $2700.

i'm back with my ladies from cape may, new jersey. ur new name. >> kennedy. >> you brought me a mug. >> that is right. >> check this out i got a mug from philadelphia. do you live down here. >> yes. >> so you live here. >> yes. >> how cool is that to live at the shore. >> heaven on earth. >> heaven on earth. >> mom, is what your name. >> liz dougherty. >> were you screaming in the background there on the last shot. >> we watch every day, we're glued to the tv before we leave for work and school. >> take a look at kennedy's outfit where are you going to day. >> camden river sharks baseball game. >> class trip. >> yes. >> have fun good luck to the camden river sharks. who knows the song on the way to cape may. i got some song sheets here. mike you will sing along in the studio, okay. >> yes. >> ready. >> on the count of three one two, three ♪ >>> i do want to say in philadelphia this cannot be on television. >> anyway there is something very special in philadelphia today. >> really special. >> special olympics torch making their way thro

ask my colleague from new jersey the honorable bonnie watson coleman, who is known in new jersey for her work around criminal justice in the state legislature and has joined us this year in the 114th congress for her remarks with respect to tonight's topic. mrs. watson coleman: waths thank you very much. i thank the gentleman from new jersey for yielding and giving me the opportunity to lend my voice to what i think is a crisis that we are experiencing. as my colleagues before me have pointed out, particularly representative sheila jackson lee, we are in the midst of an american crisis. shaking the very foundation of the black community. the word crisis should motivate to us act now. crisis describes a need for immediate action. crisis calls for an immediate infusion of resources. crisis requires a meeting of minds to find answers. if thousands of people disappeared in the prime of their lives, their friends,

one of those the new jersey transit bus.ot a lot of these transit buses you will now see concubine me. we don't know if it was rear-ended her exactly what happened. collided with a bus that was carrying around 26 tunes from canada. behind me i saw them get off the bus. i'm happy to report that they are all accounted for an okay. as couple of them were gleefully skipping with backpacks on. you can see that bus right over my left hand shoulder. the canadian students. this has become quite a media circus. the press conference going on. i'm on my own chasing island right now. they went to twitter. people are pissed off rightfully so. to be honest as new yorker as a media person it didn't seem like they knew what they were doing. there were people everywhere one thing i have to give credit to is that there were a lot of ambulances down here. thankfully a lot of stretches came out amply -- empty. when it came to traffic and getting people out of here in a timely manner it didn't seem like that was the case. understandably upset. t

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

mcactorer of new jersey -- macarthur of new jersey. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. mack: mr. chairman, i yield to my -- mac mac mr. chairman, i yield -- mr. mcintyre: mr. chairman, i yield -- mr. macarthur: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the committee will be in order. please take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman deserves to be heard. the gentleman is recognized. art art thank you, mr. chairman -- mr. macarthur: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, my amendment deals with the kc-10 air to air refueling tanker. air superiority is critical if we're going to protect our men and women on the ground and our interests. and that requires that we have fighters in the -- in the air. it's of vital importance, it's why the air mobility command is so important. it may not be as exciting as fighters in close air support, but it's every bit as essential. the kc-10 air to air refu

stephanie sy we're back next hour with chris christy's presidential announcement live from new jersey. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the news hour live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. coming up in the program, more than a hundred people are killed after a military plane crashes in indonesia. >>> egypt's president promises a major crackdown one day after the chief prosecutor is assassinated. >>> and a meeting to discuss a last-minute greek debt proposal. >>> and turning a new page on cartoons. now it's all about the swipe and it's big business. ♪ >>> all 113 people on board a military cargo plane have been killed after the jet crashed on the indonesia island. at least three others died when the jet hit the ground shortly after takeover. so far, 70 bodies have been recovered from the wreckage. stephanie decker reports. >> reporter: it's a grim task. finding the dead among the pieces of this shattered military aircraft. the plane was carrying soldiers and their families in what should have been a routine trip. it had been in the air for just a few minutes b

the sports going on you know. >> we will look at mvp in action, one the at least talking about new jersey governor chris christie. played last night in the fundraiser game at yankees stadium to honor fallen new york city police officers. christie was named most valuable player because of a pair of great defensive moves ape other players included former new york mayor mayor guiliani. >> i had a closer look at the video, first base man wasn't near the bag. >> we will to have run that again, good time was had by all. >> maybe mvp he must have done something right. >> there you go. >> up next, why f.d.a. officials are so skeptical of female sex pill. >> do you remember this little will guy cinder, do you remember him black bear cub badly burn during washington state's largest ever wild fire, that bear is now taking a big step in her recovery. we will give you an update coming up. >>> we will even up with some sunshine erika but we have to allow for cloud cover most of the day and we are fining a couple of showers trying to creep in here across maryland state border. if you did see a quick sho

turnpike, it's split between 295, and the new jersey turnpike downtown mickleton and bridgeport east of there is showing the rotation setting up shop south and to the west of democrat road north of kings highway, berkeley road if you know anyone in this area, what you want to do at this present time is to head into the lowest part of your home, head into the basement, if you don't have a batesment go to the lowest level of your house, not the second floor, a multilevel home or an apartment complex, first level or basement lowest level interior hall or bathroom would be best. don't go on the outside, find the interior bathroom or closet and cover your head. lets go to stormtracker 6 live double scan and we'll tilt the storm, when we had that tornado warninging in chester county we saw the cylinder being pulled out of the storm on 3-d, we can see the cylinder and here is the airport right here. here is the cylinder, on 3-d judge south of the philadelphia international airport tremendous amounts of lightning and destructive winds 60 miles per hour reported and wilmington near 70 miles p

most of the remaining power outages are in new jersey. atlantic city electric reported 86,000 customers are off line. in pennsylvania, peco is working on 17,000 remaining outages. >> well, let's talk about what we can expect with accuweather today and over the weekend. >> reporter: mostly cloudy today not real big weather issue saturday especially in the day are 0 at night we're looking at heavy rain and strong thunderstorms and possible flash flooding. it never ends. warm weather season around here. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're mainly dry after overnight showers some lingering activity by the shore that should not last much longer. what is there is light nuisance variety. we have the action cam live on independence mall looking at independence hall you can see the clouds, obviously not wet out any more in philadelphia. fairly overcast we're looking at the clouds hanging fairly tough today. 69 degrees in philadelphia. not all that uncomfortable with a light comfortable breeze at # miles per hour. the dewpoint over the 60

now a new jersey track is trying to lure the triple crown winner in.you'll hear what the horse's owner has to say about future races. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> a racetrack in new jersey is trying to lure triple crown winner american pharoah to its next race. >> inviting american pharoah to more than mudge park on august 2nd. the 3-year-old colt became the first triple crown winner since 1968. his owner says he'll continue to race this year, hasn't said exactly where. in the meantime the horse is back home in kentucky to greet his adoring fans. >> it was really neat this morning to be able to share this horse with everybody else. because me as a fan, i know when i started training thoroughbreds, i loved to go meet the good horses up close. that's what this horse is all about. >> american pharoah's owners live in new jersey, so of