peco says a power loss effecting 2,000 homes could be knocked down to 200. >> automatically identify where system damage may have occurred and restored services to customers, faster, then before. >> reporter: so this all sounds great, right? these improvements throughout the system but many customers we have spoke with said they have one question and that is what happens when they open up their bill? >> i am concerned about the the cost increase. >> reporter: but peco officials say there won't be one at least for the near future. >> the current time the cost for this work to our customers is zero. >> reporter: customers could soon breathe easier, ones wicked weather hits. in fairmount greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> time for your forecast now with kate. >> yes. >> talking about this. >> yes, yes, everything is good. >> yes. >> bring the coat tomorrow, you may not have needed it past few days but you will need it again tomorrow. get it ready, put it by the door. if your house is as crunch a as mine is in the morning you need everything by the door when you head outside and

peco taking giant step to prevent power outages during storms.sylvania's public utility commission has okayed a $274 million plan to improve the electrical infrastructure. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explains how it works. >> when it rains it can pour. coupled with high winds, and you have situations like this. downed power lines. >> do you ever see pour outages problems during storms in urinary. >> absolutely, whenever heavy rain, high winds, always. >> but today the pennsylvania public utility commission approved peco's system 2020 plan. >> which is our plan to install advanced equipment to help make our system less vulnerable to storm damage. >> ben armstrong with peco says some $274 million will be spent over the next five years. installing tree resistance power lines. >> it is a cable that allows for the tree to either be held up by the cable, or to fall, instead of causing the outage. >> and something called re closures. think of them as detours that could automatically reroute power to your home in the event after outage. peco sa

. >>> and peco gave grants to four nonprofit organizations for their efforts in helping the environment. the delaware city corporation and the west philly colation for neighborhood schools were all recognizes for projects focusing on open space. peco has awarded $1.6 million to projects since 2004. >>> so who says philadelphia is not a college football town, it is now. >> it is now. and this i think is a game that temple can easily win, we have not seen our town excited about a college football game in a long time. espn is sending the farm to independence mall. jeff skversky is there live are more. >> reporter: ducis independence hall was packed for the pope last month but temple fans will have this place rocking come saturday morning, the school is sending 40 buses full of screaming temple fans for espn's college game day, they will be the backdrop of this program come saturday. they are setting up the set as we speak, meanwhile the temple football team on the field and practicing getting ready. trying to win at home as a ranked team for the first time since 1941, the owls are off to t

officials say the plan will help peco meet increased demand for natural gas service. >>> 5:36. the eagles are in first place this morning thanks to a victory over the new york giants at the link. how about that. >> the blackout worked. quite a change from two weeks ago when the birds were fighting to save their season. after the birds spotted the giants an early touchdown this happened. bradford found riley cooper to tie the game at 7 in the first quarter. then the eagles defense took over. nolan carroll running it back for six. then later demarco murray had his best game of the season, right there with the stiff arm and around the corner for the touchdown. it put the game out of reach. the birds blasted the g-men, 27-7. >> a win's a win. to beat that team by 20 points here tonight, you know, obviously we're taking things week by week and our goal was to get out here with a win. >> both sides had a lot of penalties, and the turnovers. but they certainly did more with their opportunities than we did. >> the eagles are now and the giants are both 3-3 on the season, but the birds'

officials say the plan will help peco meet the increased demand for natural gas service. chances are you saw plenty of these at the jersey shore this summer. that guy there. you don't want to come too close. jellyfish on a bunch of beaches including dangerous man o'war. they are trying to prevent it getting worse. new jersey is calling this operation bulkhead blitz. they are krubed off hard surfaces. experts say the jellyfish population has really swelled in the bay and they are encouraging people with water front property to do some scrubbing of their own. >> the general public has a way to minimize the problem, so that they can enjoy their lagoons again. >> sea nettles are part of the ecosystem and the goal isn't to get rid of them but with fewer they hope that people will be able to take a plunge next summer free of pain. >> here is something to cheer about. this video from a bucks county high school is a viral sensation on line. ahead at 4:30, why everyone is so touched by what happened. today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fr

the counterpart to paul bunyan is pecos bill, so we're talking about the pecos river. you're at negative $3,400. go again. land of enchantment, $2,000. [ beep ] what is discworld? pick again, damien. [ beep ] and the "z" refers to the zuni reservation. back to you, damien. new mexico, $1,200. [ beep ] that city is gallup, new mexico. nikki, you knew that, but you didn't ring in. damien, pick again. what's your movie number, $2,000. [ beep ] and the movie is "three days of the condor." damien, you might want to start at the top, the easier clues. [ laughter ] -new mexico, $800, please. nikki. -what is a tarantula? -correct. nikki. -what is "127 hours"? -you are right. movie number for $1,200. nikki. what is "10 things i hate about you"? -correct. -movie number, $400. nikki. -what is "zero dark thirty"? -yes. $800, movie number, please. answer -- daily double. i don' why you skipped it on the way up, but it worked out for you. i'll do $1,200. okay. here is the clue. t know what is "four weddings and a funeral"? corrain. $11,000. [ applause ] the lead. in the dictionary f

. >> reporter: could it be the most wanted man west of the pecos, wearing a cardigan sweater and holdingroquet mallet? >> follow the facts and the clues and it was the greatest treasure hunt. >> reporter: one company says the photo is authentic. using facial recognition, they've identified other members of billy's gang. they even matched billy's hat and his pinkie ring. estimated value. $5 million. bought at a bargain. >> two bucks. >> reporter: even billy the kid would call that a steal. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> good for him. >> i would have been prized if we would have found a billy the kid selfie. that would have ruined all of these years of credit. >> i would never have been able to be pick this out in this tiny little photograph that's billy the kid. >> they're playing croquet, too. coming up, the celebration of song at the white house. >> wait till you see who turned out. we'll have that soon. through your nose. e suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your n

we'll show you the picture outside and the action cam is outside looking at the peco building, a few more puffy cumulous clouds coming from the front over the upper great lakes, we'll start with the numbers north and west of town, 47 tannersville and 58 in levittown and 65 in atlantic city and down ta cross new jersey, upper 50s for gandhis beach and for hammonton and 58 for ewing and 58 in hockessin. mostly sunny skies with a few more clouds bubbling up as the day wears on. we won't find precipitation today. the cooler air moves on through and reenforces the shot of colder air in time for the weekend, here is the setup for our friday, it is cooler and yesterday's high is 72, high pressure over the ohio valley and plenty of sunshine with a few more clouds and breezy and tonight it's about high school football and we got you covered. clear skies and chilly and 7:00 p.m. for the kickoffs and 10:00 p.m. tonight we'll drop down to 47, now fast forward into saturday, because tomorrow is halloween, so an early start tomorrow, 6:00 in the morning, number as long the 95 corridor here in phil

. >> our peco free sundays which we have on the first sunday of every month has been incredibly popular with locals and our community partners. we have put on all sorts of public programs where we're welcoming patricia brown dance company this weekend to do a special performance in our court and musical performances, lectures, talks and our daily variety of collection tours. >> reporter: barnes found days, also has a campus in merion, montgomery county. justin ut o for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philly guy. >> yes, what, what that. >> eagles getting ready for one of the biggest match ups of the year. >> sports director don bellies here with more on that eagles/giants, it is always a big deal when they hook up. bird are night owls they are hooking up at giants at the lincoln monday night football. that starts a three game stretch of prime time games. eagles haven't won consecutive ballgames since last thanksgiving. it will take teamwork to make the dream work. >> every single person in the lock are room was saying execute, execute. but what does that really means. it

if you find yourself pinching pennies to pay your peco bill there is a way to save some cash that won't leave you out in the cold. >>. >> we have new details on a mega merger that would create one of the largest health insurance companies. good morning. >> good morning to you. that's right, health insurer aetna a step closer to completing its $37 billion deal for humana, shareholders have approved the proposed merger. both expect the deal to close in the second half of next year and if regulators okay it aetna will be the largest provider of medicare plans for the elderly, the companies hope joining will help them better compete as the government reins in health care spending. >> thanks. >> coming up after the break philadelphia police say that two men broke into this home we're zooming in on, they were called to find a woman outside struggling with two suspects. one of them had a hammer but what they found inside they tell us because much worse. >> plus, his face was once on this mural in our nation's capital. someone replaced with it kim jong-un. which actor has been etched out of thi

it is part of the peco smart builder rebates program. >>> the latest information from accuweather andily tynan. we say one more day. >> one more day. it is going to be great over the weekend, but you want to put your heat back on. one more day of warm air. tonight stormtracker live double scan showing dry conditions, clear conditions. a great night. we can see the international space station for five minutes shortly after 7:00. if you missed it, i shared some viewer video on my facebook page. earlier today when the sun was out we had viewed like this. this is the park in clayton, new jersey. and nicole posted it, the folia foliage, the blue skies and the refl reflection of the water. and not a lot of wind. mild, 58 degrees currently the high today 76, 11 degrees above normal. earlier in the week we didn't even make it up to 58 for the high. mill vil 54 and sea isle city holding at 60. and satellite 6 along with action radar showing you can see the clouds cloud cover to the north and showers across portion of next. can't get here, high pressure in control. this high pressure will stay

with the church of jesus christ of latter day saints, taking a refund check issued to the church from peco and got it cashed. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> an amtrak train expected to arrive in our area tonight derailed in vermont. that accident comes five months after the deadly amtrak accident here in philadelphia. train 55 today derailed this morning in the town of roxbury on its way to washington, d.c., with a stop planned at 30th street station. seven people are hurt, one seriously. passengers helped one another after the crash. >> all of the most able bodied people kind of adopted a person and got them down the train tracks and out. >> reporter: passengers were put on a school bus to take them away from the scene. we're waiting to hear back from amtrak about when the passengers are expected to arrive at their destinations. back in may when amtrak 188 derailed in the port richmond section. investigators say the train was traveling twice the speed limit. >>> another day of testimony in the philadelphia building collapse trial. on the stand today, an architect who

. >>> well as the weather turns chilly peco is offering special discounts customers who want to switch from electric to gas heat qualify for a rebate. to make the switch residential customers will see rebates up to $200. $1,000 for commercial customers. second discount is on the table for entire neighborhoods that make this switch. >>> amtrak making it easier for passengers to surf the web onto go. company says 90% of passengers will have access to free wi-fi by tend of next year. today the company rolled out phase one much that plan for auto train riders. >>> speaking of cars a heads up for drivers if you travel along the roosevelt boulevard you could be in for some delays tonight. p penndot will have work crews out to repair a bridge at home and fairfield street. the work is scheduled to begin at 7:00 tonight and run through 6:00 tomorrow morning. >>> help for the homeless. what you can do for local families in need to help them back on their feet. glenn "hurricane" schwartz -- >> we got a chilly night ahead but a big warm up onto way. we got details on my first alert seven day forec

pecos, texas, a couple flash flood warnings still exist. we've seen about one to two inches of rain and there is a possibility for another one to two inches. this continues until about 5:30 avlt m. central daylight time for kermit and thorntonville, texas. areas of rural, west texas have the best chance of isolated flash flooding for the next 24 hours. fort stockton, del rio, one to three inches if possible. the other story is this cold front going through the country. a very warm day today, chicago, st. louis, kansas city. that cold front will cool you off today and then friday, one last warm day for the eastern seaboard, as that cool air will move in for the upcoming weekend. it looks like pretty quiet weather. we also continue to be very dry in south carolina so that's nice also. >> thank you so much for that, bill. >>> rhode island man weighing nearly 800 pounds was kicked out of a hospital in providence after he ordered a pizza. he was being treated for an eating addiction and had broken hospital rules by ordering food. he is now at an

. >> in delaware county today, peco crews back with to fix a power failure that forced a school to close yesterday. classes remain suspended until the problem is resolved. >>> philadelphia school superintendent dr. william hite jr. is expected to testify. the issue is school funding. $25 million in real estate tax revenue that would go to the district if approved. the hearing and the funding come as the district is waiting for cash from the state which has been without a budget now for more than three months. >> job seekers listen up. there is a job fair happening today at the christiana mall in newark, u.s. senators carper and congress john carney are hosting the event to hire workers for the holiday season. store representatives will be on hand from 3:00 to 7:00 at the mall. king of prussia mall is getting ready for the shopping sochblt can you believe we're talking about holiday shopping already. get ready for it. now the mall wants to hire between 1,500 and 2,000 workers to help during the time between thanksgiving and new year's. mall officials say they are hiring early to get peopl

peco responded, turned off the gas. the college will have to make repairs before gas service can be restored. >> ♪ >>> one day before the first democratic party presidential debate, the political world is waiting to hear if vice president joe biden intend to run for president. "action news" reporter john rawlins is camped out outside the biden home in greenville, delaware. john, fare to say that nobody is more eager to find out than one hillary clinton? >> reporter: i think that's very fair to say. entry by mr. biden would change the landscape no doubt about it. fair to say that when all this will he run or won't he run heated up in early august the thinking was we would have a decision by now: >> everyone wants to know -- >> get out of my way, will you. >> reporter: a smiling vice president playfully rebuffing a reporter this weekend. the question will biden run for the white house. the vice president just visiting events where his grandchildren were participating. crews remain encamped across from the biden home await

the last night the anniversary was recognized in lights right there on top of the peco building. congratulations to kyw news radio 106o so happy for them. the great accomplishment. a lot of local icons. >> that is a tradition here in philadelphia, kyw, news radio, 1060. >> it is part of my childhood. >> it is part of everyone's childhood. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are live with the unanswered questions after a young boy is found dead. >>> donald trump known for fiery rallies but he didn't expect this, see what spark a fight in the crowd. >>> a pizza delivery driver is brought to tears, we are >>> it the is just devastating to have him pulled away from frustrates. >> a a family is searching for answers after a three-year old boy is found dead near his father a's home. now his grandfather is talking exclusively with "eyewitness news" as we hear first calls for help. >>> also a bridge over i-95, is shut down this morning, potentially dangerous difficulties conferry that forced crew toss close that road and when they hope to fix it. >>> and a possible sign of trouble

. `>> reporter: could it be the `most wanted man west of the `pecos, wearing a cardigan `sweater and holding a croquet `mallet? `>> follow the facts and the `clues and it was the greatest `treasure hunt. `>> reporter: one company says `the photo is authentic. `using facial recognition, `they've identified the rest of `billy's gang. `they even matched billy's hat `and his pinkie ring. `estimated value? `more than $5 million. `>> two bucks. `>> reporter: even billy the kid `would call that a steal. `david wright, abc news, new `york. `>> two bucks. `we hope to see you back here

. >> i was like, this guy looks like billy the kid. the stance. most wanted man west of the pecos, wearing a cardigan sweater and holding a croquet mallet? >> follow the facts and the clues and it was the greatest treasure hunt. >> reporter: one company says the photo is authentic. using facial recognition, billy's gang. they even matched billy's hat and his pinkie ring. estimated value? more than $5 million. >> two bucks. >> reporter: even billy the kid would call that a steal. david wright, abc news, new york. >> two bucks.

. >> reporter: could it be the most wanted man west of the pecos, wearing a cardigan sweater and holding a croquet mallet? >> follow the facts and the clcls and itas the greatest treasure hunt. >> reporter: one company says the photo is auentic. using facial recognition, they've identified the rest of billy's gang. they even matched billy's hat and his pinkie ring. estimated value? more than $5 million. >> two bucks. >> reporter: even billy the kid would call that a steal. david wright, abc news, new york. >> two bucks. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. good night.local temperatures are in the upper 60s and lower 70s, a very nice day. the planner shows clear skies tonight and 55 at 10 pm, 47 at 2 am, and 43 at 6 am. i'll be back with a 7-day forecast that includes freezing temperatures, 80s, sunshine, and rain! really! here's tim with local news that matters! " " tim good evening and thank you for joining ushis evening, im tim seaman. jenna restrom has the night off. the community of sioux rapids was shocked this summer after local chiropractor arden keune (koo-knee) was sever

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peco energy reports 4800 outages most in montgomery county. 9800 dell ma have a customers are without a power much it's a raw night along the jersey sho shore. relentless rain and flooding pounding neighborhoods up down the coast. our natasha brown is riding out the storm with residents in ocean city, cape may county. natasha? >> reporter: ukee, the weather is still very much a fact here in ocean city, inform. ocean is roaring beside us. steady rain and gusty winds. ocean city pretty much as ban ghost town most of the night with most people not wanting to venture out to streets already flood. >> honk before getting to the jersey shore the science along the highway warn of what was to come. high win, heavy downpours and the anticipation of coastal flooding. >> the weather predictions held true drivers navigating their way through flooded streets very carefully. while others backed away from the rising water. >> mott nature will do what it's going to do. we're just trying to ease our mind. >> dan branko drove down to check on his shore home in ocean city he's hoping for the best fearing

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the other area of rain considers in west texas from lubbock to pecos.maybe a little bit of flash flooding still ongoing. but it's not horrible. during the day today we'll probably pick up anywhere from one to two inches of rain here. and this is in southwestern portions of texas, new mexico doesn't look bad. albuquerque should be dry. as far as the east coast goes we are watching cool temperatures out there in many areas. new york city, and areas northward continue to be very much on the cool side. but we are having a beautiful afternoon. so that's the typical fall weather pattern out there. so here's the front coming down from the north. very warm out ahead of this today, enjoy the warmth while it lasts. areas like kansas city, chicago, st. louis. probably one of the warmest days you're going to have for awhile. tomorrow you drop into the 60s. today in the 80s. friday, what a great day. in the mid to low 80s from d.c. through the southeast. low humidity, too, with gorgeous. then that cold front will slice through the east and saturday things will cool

. >>> the highest ranking openly transgendered person in pennsylvania's government helped peco kick offt physician month. today she spoke about her work as a health advocate and her experience as a member of the transgender community. >>> well, a reverse graduation, if you will, is inspiring these freshmen at one northeast philadelphia high school to graduate in four years. 700 students at george washington high made a ceremonial pledge today to get their diplomas in four years. aramark corporation has agreed to help the students with on site visits and job fares. >>> the idea here is to get more graduates in the hospitality workforce pipeline. right now? whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. i did a little research. with a medicare supplement plan, you'll be able to

among them, peco's building in center city. campaign is a joint effort by cbs-3, the "cw philly" and susan g. komen philadelphia in honor of breast cancer awareness month. >> 5:26 right now. coming up in the next half hour, the site of deadly mass shooting last week, reopens today. we have the latest from oregon. >>> then, reports this morning, that a new york university student being held in north korea may soon be released. >> also, we'll tell you where you soon might be able to buy that apple watch. justin? >> all right, we are waking up to some chilly temperatures, 40 east, 50's, grab the coat, sunshine returns, and we will warm it up this week. details coming up in a few minute. >> like the sound of. that will a and also your monday morning commute off and running. meisha checking on the roads when we come right back. >> good morning, it is monday, october 5th, i'm erika von tiehl. good news for you, too, finally drying out after the weekends with so much rain. we will get a check on fewer cast in just a minute, first, how

. >> reporter: could it be the most wanted man west of the pecos, wearing a cardigan sweater and holdinget? >> follow the facts and the clues and it was the greatest treasure hunt. >> reporter: one company says the photo is authentic. using facial recognition, they've identified the rest of billy's gang. they even matched billy's hat and his pinkie ring. estimated value? more than $5 million. >> two bucks. >> reporter: even billy the kid would call that a steal. david wright, abc news, new york. >> two bucks. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. good night. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! thanks, jim! thanks, , everybo. thank you for a very pleasant walk. you're welcome. have a wonderful show. i'll see you later. hi! nice of you to show up. all right, there's no turning back now. get ready. our first "toss up" is coming up. it's worth $1,000, and it's a "place." ♪ [ bell chimes ] lindsey. trendy hot spot. yeah, that's it. [ applause ] lindsey matthews, hi.. uh, from orange, californinia. you're a lon

. >> reporter: could it be the most wanted man west of the pecos, wearing a cardigan sweater and holdinget? >> follow the facts and the clues and it was the greatest treasure hunt. >> reporter: one company says the photo is authentic. using facial recognition, they've identified the rest of billy's gang. they even matched billy's hat and his pinkie ring. estimated value? more than $5 million. >> two bucks. >> reporter: even billy the kid would call that a steal. david wright, abc news, new york. >> two bucks. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. good night. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- an english-as-a-second-language instructor originally from lakeview, michigan... a travel media editor from new york, new york... and our returning champion -- a paralegal from washington, d.c.... whose 13-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

. >> reporter: could it be the most wanted man west of the pecos, wearing a cardigan sweater and holdinget? >> follow the facts and the clues and it was the greatest treasure hunt. >> reporter: one company says the photo is authentic. using facial recognition, they've identified other members of billy's gang. they even matched billy's hat and his pinkie ring. estimated value. $5 million. bought at a bargain. >> two bucks. >> reporter: even billy the kid would call that a steal. david wright, abc news, new york. >> two bucks. we hope to see you back here tomorrow nig >>> in the end, it's a result of bad management. >>> wear hearing from berkeley faculty and students about the resignation of a professor accused of inappropriate sexual behavior with students. >>> three south bay teenagers are dead and family and friends are wondering why the kids were out so late in the first place. >>> and a sink hole opening up in the middle of a east bay intersection, plus... >>> a big celebration for the nba champions with under two weeks to go until opening night. >>> what does that say for all of the

52-year-old mark post stelle tell he went to cash checking store and present add refund check from peco for more than $180,000 made out local church. us attorney's office says he pretended to be a pastor witness church of jesus cite of ladder day saints f convicted he faces 20 years in prison and $250,000 fine. >> this chester county woman accused of a crime hard for most parents to even imagine. police say she injec injected hn freer queen old daughter way heroin and another teen. it's a crime prosecutors can only describe as incredibly sad. fox 29's chris o'connell talk to the district attorney. he's live in west chester. chris? >> reporter: that's right, lucy. police here in chester county could hardly believe it themselves. a mother supposed to be protec protecting her children is charged tonight with helping her teenaged daughter get high on heroin. >> for a mom to do that's out of control. >> reporter: chester county residents can't believe what police say went on inside this west colwyn township home. a mother accused of shooting up her 14-year-old daughter with heroin. >> she ac

officials say the plan will help peco make the switch. >>> amtrak is upgrading its wi-fi service. 90% of passengers will have access to free wi-fi by next year. the company rolled out phase one of the plan yesterday for riders who travel with their cars. officials say it's part of ongoing efforts to enhance the passenger experience. from our jersey shore bureau, crews will remove a house that collapsed into the water in cape may county. a coastal storm pushed the two-story home near the grassy sound bridge leading from north wildwood into the intercoastal waterway. jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg is following the story and we'll have an update starting on nbc 10 at 4:00. >>> and chances are you saw plenty of these at the jersey shore this summer. dangerous jellyfish on a bunch of beaches. now workers are trying to prevent next summer's population of jellyfish from getting worse. new jersey is calling the mission operation bulkhead blitz. it's an experiment in which baby sea nettles or polyps are uped off bulkheads to which the creatures attach themselves for the winter. exp

the lights atop peco building every congratulating them. >> thinks a live look at kyw team broadcastingtudios that we share here in the spring garden section of the city. there you go. the little pan there. and ed abrams is in the broadcast boot so a big congratulations to our friend and co-workers at kyw news radio. i love sharing the news room with them. good to have them in the building. >>> other milestone is pat ciarrocchi's final broadcast at "eyewitness news". pat's had a long career here, most recently pat was instrumental in our coverage of the pope's visit to philadelphia. after more than three decade a at cbs-3 she's saying farewell. we invite to you tune into see it today on "eyewitness news" at noon. >> wasn't that special to see her do the pope coverage, the hallmark of her career. that meant so much to her personally and professionally and neat to watch someone in their element. >>> beautiful full day. >> it is a consistent forecast, sunshine, temperatures where they should be in the 60's, enjoy it the if you can. same deal tomorrow. a few clouds, could be a passing showe

the here in pennsylvania, peco reports 3400 outages, mostly in philadelphia. and just over 156, del marva customers are still without power. >>> well, a very raw morning as we said along the the new jersey shore this morning relentless rain, win, flooding, all pounding neighborhood up and down the coast. natasha brown spoke with residents in ocean city who are riding out the storm. >> reporter: long before getting to the shore signs warned of what was to come. high wind, heavy downpours and the anticipation of the coastal flooding. the. >> weather predictions held tree drivers navigate their way through flooded streets very carefully while others backed away from the rising water. >> mother nature will do what it will do. we are trying to use our mine. >> reporter: dave broncho drove down to check on his shore home in ocean city and he is hoping for the the best, fearing the worst. >> today was supposed to be the the worst day as far as the the tides go. we have had the worst high tides abe as long as there is no waterline in the house then we should be okay t

students are being told to avoid this area and peco is en route to the scene right now. >> a football player at albright college in reading is charged with attempted murder after police say he stabbed a teammate with a corkscrew. police arrested marquise stuart yesterday after he allegedly stabbed the victim several times. they say the incident started with some sort of altercation across the street from campus. stewart has been suspended from the team and the school. "action news" reporter walter perez will have much more on this story starting at 5 o'clock. >>> black bunting hangs outside a burlington county fire station after a former firefighter was killed in an accident involving a lawnmower. police say 79-year-old roger lippincott was riding his lawnmower when somehow it caught fire. it happened yesterday at his home on sailor's pond road in springfield township. officials say lippincott tried to put the fire out himself but then suffered some severe burns. he died at the scene. lippincott was a retired springfield township firefighter and taught at burlington county's fire acad

a ac electric reports more than 880 customers are in the dark and here in pennsylvania, peco reports 3400 outages, mostly in philadelphia just under 500 del marva customers are still without power. >>> and we know it is a very raw morning here but also along the jersey shore relentless rain, win, flooding are just pounding neighborhoods up and down the coast. alexandria hoff is live in ocean city new jersey with more on the coastal flooding, alex. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. first thing we should talk about out here is the the win. we are seeing a whole lot of wind. that is what drivers will to have pay close attention to this morning to make sure they are paying close attention to the roadway. we drove down in that big news van and that was hard enough as that with the big flat sides of that. wind is an issue. we are down here on west avenue and seventh street, in ocean city, new jersey. one of the highest points of the island. but here we are seeing that overflow, that began, yesterday morning. i think a majority of that flooding had has happened here over on the bay side of

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peco is reporting 964 without power, pse&g just under 60, there's under 900 there and delmarva has 155 power outages at this hour. and for all the latest developments to do with our weather come right to us, our apps and our websites, fox29.com where you can pull up the radar and download the app to your smart phone. >> a deadly fire in chestnut hill after 1:00 this morning. an elderly man was inside the home at the time and sadly he didn't make it. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> also new from overnight, police in chester are investigating a deadly shooting. officers were called to the 1400 block of ruth l. bennett place just after midnight. the search is under way for the shooter. >> the faces of the victims, we now know the identities of all the people who were gunned down in the classroom at the community college in roseburg. they ranged in age from 18 to 67. they were killed when 26-year-old chris harper mercer went on his rampage. witnesses say he was targeting christians among the people shot. a hero, chris mintz trying to keep the gunman out of the classroom a

it is peco power play. use concord road, as the the alternate this morning, coming in from south jersey, 42, 55 freeway, slow go heading in toward whitman. eastbound on the schuylkill, 24 minute trip so far and 42, again, slow go from the black horse pike into approaching the walt whitman though. mass transit looking good. mike and alex, back to you. >>> lets get back to breaking news. two police officers injured in the car accident in southwest philadelphia. >> davis over at the hospital, what happened? >> reporter: that is right, we have been following this all day here at hahnemann university hospital where one of those officers, a female officer is being treated for a broken leg. she was joined by members of the 12th district or collogues at 12th district where she works. we will go to video right now. she was banged up front passenger side of that vehicle there as a police suv that crashed on bartram into a tree in southwest philadelphia. this all happen in the 1:00 o'clock hour and has been developing

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