burrows tells us peco has put a claim through to replace her hedges free of charge. peco spokesperson armstrong said he didn't have any knowledge of the two-week promise, but the claim was already going through the process. >> we work hard to resolve any claims within 30 days. >> reporter: armstrong adds, sometimes they can take up to six to eight weeks depending on the weather. burrows said before she contacted nbc 10 responds, she thought she was going to end up stuck paying for the repairs. >> thank you, harry. >> i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. i appreciate all you've done for me. thank you very much. >> got a nice good ending there. burrows said she had a contractor give her an estimate of the cost for the repairs to the sidewalk, it would have cost her $2,250. >> great resolution. >> add that to the recovering, $46,149. guys, we have been doing this just two months now. >> six figures. rooting for you. >> six figures for the delaware valley. >> start tomorrow. coming up tomorrow on nbc 10 responds, a broken washing machine puts one family at wit's end. more

peco has already put a claim through to replace her hedges free of charge.s he didn't have any knowledge of the two-week promise but the claim was already going through the process. >> we work hard to resolve any claims within 30 days. >> armstrong adds, sometimes it can take up to six to eight weeks depending on the weather. she says she thought she was going to end up stuck paying for the repairs. >> thank you, harry. >> i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. i appreciate all you've done for me. >> harry hairston, nbc 10 responds. >> harry getting paid in hugs again. >> always. >> boroughs said she had a contractor give her an estimate of the cost of the repair for the sidewalk of $2,250. that brings our nbc 10 responds recovery counter, total, 46, $149. >> if you have a consumer problem, go to nbc10.com/nbc 10 responds for all 610-668-7377. our phone line is up and running again. >>> 6:47. this summer marks 100 years since the first deadly shark attack along the jersey shore. a shark attacked a swimmer on a stretch of beach haven, ocean county on july 1st, 1

peco crews are also trying to restore power and get the lines bag up. right now piceco says about 11,0 out argues still remaining. mitch blacher, nbc 10. >>> nbc 10 also in delaware where you can see you will the tree limbs down. >> in south jersey, cherry hill was hit pretty hard. several roads still closed. 70 east was closed when utility wires caught fire. and talk about a tree uprooting, this goes from the sidewalk all the way to the house. the home did sustain some damage. it will be a while to clean up this mess. >>> the storm reached the jersey shore. check out the damage to an apartment complex on saints james place. the roof ripped off and debris hit firefighters near by and landed on some cars. >>> the skies are clear down in cape may county. glenn "hurricane" schwartz will have your warmer forecast in a few minutes. if you have photos or videos of the damage, post them on nbc10.com and the app. >>> the defense rested in shack came fatah's corruption trial, but not before ed rendell was a witness for the defense. he but he wasn't there to supp

and when peco says the electricity will be back on. >>> good morning, i'm rosemary con ners. it's 7:00 on this sunday. we're going to get to that breaking news in just a moment, but first, let's talk about our weather. looks great out there. clear skies, however, the humidity and the heat, it stayed with us overnight and it's already pretty steamy this morning. we're going to get a break though. meteorologist karen thomas has the details on that. >> we are going to get a break later on today. winds will be increasing for our sunday afternoon, but that humidity is going to give us a break later on. right now, we're looking at pretty warm temperatures out there. 80 degrees already with sunshine in new jersey. we've got bright blue skies in philadelphia at 78. 79 in the lehigh valley, 79 in delaware. anywhere you look, we've got just beautiful clear skies. that's pretty much going to be the call as our high temperatures bump up into the lower to mid-80s. average high this time of year 82. yesterday, we were 10 degrees above the average topping out at 92. the humidity is with us

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peco has restored the power. things are looking better right there. it created big problems with septa. let's go to the maps and show you where it is happening. it was on the boulevard, the original accident at 7th this was creating power outage between 3rd and 9th. broad street line was suspended, service resumed and running on time after the big power outage tam. >>> it was a nightmare of an evening for a mothery five-year-old daughter after a fire in the home. it was so fierce an off-duty if i ever was hurt trying to a daring rescue. annie mccormick is live in northeast philadelphia with details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, that mother and daughter are in critical condition, the mother at aria the little girl was transferred to saint christopher's hospital. the off-duty police officer who jumped into help, he is okay and in stable condition. this is a tight-knit community in the nor -- murrell park in northeast philadelphia. a number number of people ran io help. the scene unfolded where the five-year-old girl 40-year-old mother

. >>> peco will distribute free box fans to seniors. looking to beat the heat and stay safe. this morning, volunteers at peco will load hundreds of fans bound for senior centers. this afternoon at 1:00, the company will give out 100 fans at the center in the park in germantown. volunteers will also share energy tips on how to keep cool this summer. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's been an active morning. we've seen showers in the philadelphia area. right now, cloudy over the city. and a good chance we'll see afternoon showers and thunderstorms developing. storms rolled through the shore, that's north wildwood. we'll get breaks of sunshine into the 80s this afternoon. the thunderstorms, we've watched them sweep across beach avenue with this live view from the marquis de lafayette. the storms offshore. lightning is still offshore. the threat has subsided in the cape may area, just a little lightning activity left as the storms move out to sea. the heavy downpours have ended. be on the lookout for a lightning strike as

peco says wet weather conditions caused the transformer to fail in the 300 block of wood street. 1200 were initially affected. just over 40 customers remain without power right now. peco stays restoring power to the remaining customers is a complex job and could take up to 12 hours. >>> 260 men and women officially took on a new title today. doctor. they graduated from the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine joining 1,000 osteopathic doctors. dr. brian nester was the commencement speaker. he's the currents ceo of the lehigh valley health network. >> a church in northeast philadelphia marked a milestone today with the help of a very special visitor. archbishop charles chaput celebrated mass at saint martha's parish. the parish is 50 year old. he noted this parish continues to grow as it meets the changing needs of its members. >>> the. >>> they had a tail wagging good time at the world of animals vet hospital in bensalem. they hosted a fundraiser for the red paw emergency relief team. there were games and vendors and entertainment even a puppy kissing booth. as you can see ple

one of the workers was a peco employee. the other a contractor.eco says both of them were wearing protective gear when a flash fire broke out. they were taken to area hospitals for burns. worker taken to temple university hospital has third degree burns and is in stable condition tonight. the other worker has superficial burns on his face. >>> a business busy night for skyfox over late rail crash earlier this evening. nj transit a car did not stop at a traffic signal wasn't hit by train on the river line. no one was hurt but that crash did suspend service for time tonight. nj transit tells us the driver was cited for failing to yield to a traffic signal. >> flooding on the streets north philadelphia a water main breaking just before 5:00 o'clock skyfox over the scene at 12th and york street streets. the fire and water departments both on the scene of that 6-inch break. they were able to stop the water from gushing out but as you can see it left a big mess. no one was hurt. no word on what caused the main to break. >>> on yao radar tonight more rai

we've got peco on the scene. to mermaid lane instead, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> at least one person was killed by an explosion in ontario, canada. take a look at that devastation. the blast leveled at least one home yesterday and debris damaged another two dozen residences. the fire chief says it's going to be awhile before neighbors are able to come back home. and the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. >> a police chase in ohio was captured on video by the guy being pursued. police began to follow 27-year-old jessie maurice early yesterday morning after a report of gun shots. they say he and his girlfriend had been arguing and she jumped out of the car. during the chase police say maurice stuck his cell phone out of a sunroof to capture it on video. and proclaimed during the footage that he had been doing this since he was 13 but that this was his last ride. >> the last ride, baby. i'm about to go down for 10 or better. i'm out. you feel me. this is the last ride. >> maurice is no longer be

peco is reporting about 62,000 customers. pse&g saying 19,500. and atlantic city electric says 8,000 outages mostly in cam done and gloucester counties. >> we saw drivers trying to navigate through the downed trees and power lines within minutes that the storm moved true. tim furlong shows us some of the hardest hit areas from the first state. >> reporter: on this just tipped over. at this produce stand, they had to hide when the storm rocked through. >> we basically got everything electronic and everything that could be saved in will to the truck and just sat. >> reporter: they were lucky their tent survived. you didn't want to protect the peaches? >> no, they were on their own. >> reporter: i found downed power lines and tree as upped a done silver side road. viewers sent us snaps of a tree on a car in new castle. and we also got this video of windows blown out in an office. and then the greek festival. >> came through quickly, a lot of wind. made things really exciting here. >> reporter: after the rain, the wind still blew hard. vendors keepin

peco has 1,800 customers in the dark. we pound peco working to restore power. the crew's arrival was a welcome sight for people left in the dark after the weather rumbled through. some of the residents are more fortunate than others. >> i'm fortunate that i have a generator. it's working well. it was a good investment. >> the majority of peco's outages are in the pottstown area tonight. people in and out of philadelphia international area are dealing with scattered delays. things are moving more smoothly than this evening. delays were up to 2 1/2 hours long earlier tonight. >>> the rain was coming down in sheets in camden county. this video is from where they got a healthy soaking. the rain turned this street into a ghost town. the plants and flowers did not mind. stay on top of every storm that rolls through our region this summer with the forecast caters for where you live. get it with the nbc 10 app. >>> it's drying out in south philadelphia right now. we look live at citizens bank park tonight. the phillies got their game in today, beating the brewers 8-1.

peco is long supporter of pal has been sponsors a dago at the zoo for 14 years. >> offering lunch? i'm there you. >> say food, i say animals. thank you, kind person. >> there is something to be said about animals of the soul. they always say when you bring animals around the elderly or the sick something happens to rejuvenate the soul. >> and when you serve lunch, the soul is rejuvenated. >> we got this. >> who will the weather be for their day? >> feel more humidity but at least dry, no sign of any rain. >> i'll take that. >> justin, when we come back, new video, fiery ends to go a flight. we have to slow you. >> imagine seeing this out your window, brooke freaking out already, warning message pilots saw right before this plane wing burst into flames overnight. where they had to make an emergency landing. >> and we'll show you the special way children impacted by cancer, we'll get a chance to make good memories today. >> passenger plane on fire. take a look, happened actually just few hours ago. this was the scene, after the boeing triple seven's right engine caught fire just afte

>> two workers are being treated for burns suffered during an electrical mishap at an underground pecouthorities say there was a flash fire at 23rd and market in center city yesterday afternoon. one worker suffered second and third degree burns. the other has superficial burns to his face. peco says both men were wearing appropriate gear. >>> lower merion authorities declared a hazmat situation outside of an apartment complex last night. first responders discovered a leak from a failed portable generator at the green hill apartments on the 1000 block of city avenue. they thought it might be the chemical pcb a banned pollutant and suspected carcinogen but the department of environmental protection deemed it all clear. no residents at green hill were put at risk. >> a philadelphia police officer is about to lose his job after being arrested in bucks county. bristol township police arrested officer michael winkler on friday. investigators say the 36-year-old robbed two men he had hired to do work at one of his properties. they add the 16 year veteran of the force was on duty during the in

peco joined for pal for today's even.ic league works with young children in high crime areas and engages them in sports and all kinds of fun activities like today's zoo excursion. >>> putting a stop to human trafficking one phone at a time. that's the goal avenue new app that developer says can save lives. >> that app asks users to take pictures of their hotel rooms so how does that help? fox's jazz minute, explains. >> reporter: it starts with photos up loaded from your pho phone. the developer introduced the idea to meet planners at merit. the idea for the app was to an the question, i have a picture, where was it taken? >> it might sound like a game of trivia. but it's actually a tool to fight sex trafficking. it's called, traffic cam. travelers are asked to summit photos of their hotel rooms. furniture, curtains, rugs. the images are then matched against a database used by law enforcement. >> there are men out there that are abusing children in hotels. taking those pictures and then sending them out all over the inter

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peco is reporting about 34,000 customers without power. pse and g says arm 19,500 are without power. and ac electric, 8,000 out thinks in their service region. >>> the storms moved fast across the region, but now it seems to have cleared up. temperatures are going down. >> eithlet's go to glenn "hurri" schwartz for a closer look. >> things change very rapidly during the day. we started off with sunshine, stormsi harrisburg at 9:00 and they raced through the area. wind gusts at 50 miles per hour in many places. as high as 72-mile-per-hour gusts. this is the current radar. you don't see any showers. so things will be drying up for this evening. they're cooling down though, only 63 degrees in some of the p.a. suburb. we do have a lot of sunshine. lehigh valley, some clouds at 64. so it is definitely a lot cooler than it's been lately. now, the temperature drops to about 60 at 10:00 p.m. and look at the p.a. suburbs for tomorrow morning, 48 degrees. and a little bit of wind on top of that. lehigh valley, 48 degrees. 52 delaware, much of new je

. >> and >> peco is reporting 62,000 outages in the region from the storm. hopefully our power is on, you already heard yours is snout. >> mine is out at home right now, hopefully i'm sure they'll be out and taking care of that, storms still rumbling through, quickly we take you out, storm scan3, at this point it, looks like it is starting to fizzle little bit. not quite as much in the way of lightning showing up on doppler, we do still have severe thunderstorm warnings, update since we came on at noon, now all of cape may county most of cumberland also included until 1:15. >> that's "eyewitness news" for noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas for katie all of us here thanks for watching. we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. camden wasn't an easy place to grow up. but teachers like mr. elliot saw something in me. made a connection with me. now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some be

one of the workers was a peco employee and another a contractor. peco says both were wearing protective gear when a flash fire broke out. they were rushed to aria hospital with burns. worker taken to temple university hospital and suffer third degree burns and is in stable condition. other worker had superficial burns on his face. >>> let's toss things out to steve keeley. >> steve, you were talking about the price of gas, in the state of new jersey, before your throat seized up there you were talking about the politicianness new jersey being undickable. >> do i get choke up, taxes get caught in my throat, that word. we're talking about the sales tax which on the ten year anniversary of it getting hiked may get lowered back to where it was while they are also going to raise the sales tax for gasoline alone. this is crazy. while they are raising taxes and lower taxes and tell you it is tax fairness. gas taxes taking us from the second lowest to the seventh highest and then sales taxes, eventually, in a few years going back down to 6 percent. this ef

this is a peco site. crews are responding to it for two men who suffered an apparent electric shock. there's a 40-year-old and a 35-year-old, both men, both headed to area hospitals with burns. as soon as we know more about this story, we'll make sure we get it to you. again, this is happening again in center city at peco site, 23rd and market. two men suffering electric shock. we're working to figure out their condition. as soon as we know we'll get back to you. >>> still ahead at 5:00, why a philadelphia police officer lost his job over 38 bucks. >>> plus, will her olympic hopes finally come true? we'll hear from a south jersey athlete hours before the swim of her life next on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." >>> they will be here before you know it, the 2016 summer olympic games in rio get under way in just 39 days. and for 21-year-old kelsey worrell the road to rio is closer than ever. >> the mt. holly native needs to finish in the top two at tonight's olympic swim trials, and she will fulfill a lifelong dream

you see the flashing lights, those are peco trucks that are trying to deal with a power outage, you see, karen rogers has been talking about this, earlier this morning, the van went into a utility pole. 1300 people are without power. this is affecting septa, they have their trucks out there. we see the lights on there, the traffic lights we saw a utility van a short while ago, we wonder if they have restored some of this. for 1300 people out there, they are dealing with a power out on out there this morning. >>> colorado police are investigating a robbery that involved a horse mask and paddle and armed accomplice. a surveillance camera captured a man barging in and wearing a horse mask and carrying a wooden paddle. another man armed with a gun yelled for them to put their hands up while the horse mask grabbed the money. >>> a man is on a mission from eating chipotle everyday of the year. he has eaten at the restaurant for 300 days in a row. he wants to approve you can stay fit and eat what you want. there were challenges he had to drive to canada to pick up food after the e coli shut do

peco crews have finished their work, 926 has reopened this morning.ks county, up near rieglesville there's a downed tree shutting down lennonburg road. turnpike westbound coming in from new jersey there's overnight construction taking out the right lane. on the new jersey turnpike southbound in robinsville there was a crash and debris spill that's cleared up by 7:00 a.m., you're good to go there. 295, overnight construction that blocked the off ramp to 42 has cleared. everything is reopened in the on going zone. we had a crash at the newark toll plaza i-95 in delaware that has cleared out. time for the commuter report talking about the waze app. if you're traveling new jersey turnpike northbound bridge and new york watch out for an object on the road. >>> israeli prime minister netanyahu is calling the attack in a market a terrorist attack. the surveillance video shows how the terrorists entered the restaurant and began shooting. the police apprehended the two gunman. >>> a vicious fight inside a taco bell in texas left two customers with hot oil burn

peco reporting a total of 26,000 customers with no power. most of them are in chester and delaware counties. in new jersey, pse&g reporting nearly 7500 customers without power. most of those in gloucester, lap and salem counties, and another look at some serious damage here's a tree down in -- on house in pennsauken. you can keep track of weather conditions in your neighborhood 24/7 just download our fox 29 weather authority app. you can find it in the apple and google play stores. you can see live radar and get alerts sent right to your phone torments a developing story now playing out at philadelphia city hall but soon to impact a pocketbook near you. protesters once again expressing their displeasure over the kenney administration's plan to tax sugary drinks and juices at 3 cents per ounce. the money raised would fund pre k programs, community schools and rec center repairs but it could dramatically impact the cost of many popular drinks and hit low income families hard. things were just as raucous inside as they were outside. lawmakers a

peco donated 100 fans and have fan give-aways across the area today. it includes educational brochures to go along with each fan. >> we have a handout with each fan know that you must have the proper ventilation in your home, at least the window open while running the fan, if you don't it creates a convection oven effect. >> we try to provide fans for comfort for the residents. >> home checks for vulnerable residents and outreach teams to target the homeless population. while they often talk about the dangers of extreme for the elderly and very young and people with health conditions, it's message is important for everybody. >> the number of heat related deaths has been on the rise and as i indicated especially for men in their 50s and 60s. it's not just kids, it spans it's gender and age and all over. everybody needs to be aware. >> and there are a number of resources including a heat information line, we'll post a link for those resources on our website at 6abc.com. >> thank you katherine. >>> as we mentioned the heat could mean parts of our area wil

peco says that in chester county. 19,000 customers are in the dark and delaware 16,000 and montgomery county reporting 9,000 customers without power and philadelphia and buck county are reporting minimal outages. whether it's gusty storms or sunshine, 6abc.com/weather has you covered. you can see the latest accuweather forecast and storm tracker 6 live radar and interact with our team of meteorologists throughout the day on facebook and twitter. >>> philadelphia city council is getting ready to consider a controversial soda tax. chopper 6 hd was overhead as dozens of opponents rallied outside. people employed in the soft drink industry will eliminate jobs and lower revenues. mayor kenney proposed the 3% tax to fund pre-k programs. some have spoken out against it. they could have passing it as a lower rate when they decide this afternoon. "action news" will keep you updated on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> and they have -- in a fishtown neighborhood and now the philadelphia are searching for the vandals. annie mccormick talked to some of the victims. >> take a look at this window, th

peco has restored the power as we go back to the traffic maps i'll show you the issues.his created a problem on the broad street line. we had the broad street line northbound and southbound so many problems, originally all shut down. now the broad street line is working again. it's on time so things are looking better with septa with the big power outage problem relating to the accident i showed you. it affected the roads as well as the rails out here. looking 0 outside, 422 at 23, the other issue is the rain in the area creating problems. it's wet right here. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live double scan, i want to show you on storm tracker 6 live where the rain is right now. we can see the light rain blanketing much. region. even in some of the camera shots it looks like it was raining in spots. on the new jersey turnpike, i-95 schuylkill expressway, 422, coming in from malvern and coatsville, in honeybrook you see areas of yellow and green showing heavier rain there, as well as pottstown, heavier rain on 422 and 309. a wet morning commute. we have the power outa

. >>> and two workers treated for burns during an electrical mishap at an underground peco substationa flash fire 23rd and market. one worker had first and second-degree burns and the other with burns to the face. both men were wearing appropriate gear. >>> a moment of triumph for all of law enforcement as the folcroft police officer christopher dorman was released from the penn presbyterian hospital. he was shot seven times on friday while coming upon an alleged drug deal. the alleged gunman, donta island is behind bars. and dorman was able to walk from a wheelchair to awaiting char despite being shot in the face, leg and groin. and the police vehicles and fire trucks lined part of the route back to folcroft. and dorman was greeted by a hero's welcome at the fire house. [cheers and applause] >> i'd like to say thank you for everybody for being there for me and my family and my fellow brothers. and everybody supporting me t t throughout, i appreciate it. >> this is extraordinary. his frantic radio calls for help went unheard by the call center because a computer failed during that bri

lets look the at latest numbers from local power companies, peco has over 18,000 people still without power. bulk of those in chester, delaware and philadelphia counties. across portions of new jersey and delaware we are still seeing a lot of power outages, over 12,000 from pse and g in burlington county alone, ac electric 6,856 without power, and del marva, 4,294 left without power. majority of those in new castle county. lets look at the storms as they rolled through earlier this afternoon, and not looking good through areas especially south of philadelphia that is where strongest storms came down. we had a few that formed in the wake of the main line of storms but lets look at damage reports all across the region. boy, it was a rough afternoon out there. we had a wind gust in philadelphia, 59 miles an hour reported at the airport. win gusts over 07 miles an hour in cumberland county. hail in sicklerville of .3 inches. in delaware a tree on the car in new castle county. coming up i'll tell but a big change in the wake of the storms. for now, back to you. >> thank you, kate. >>> defe

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. >>> atlantic city electric has 1,600 customers without power, delmarva has 800 and peco is still workingo restore power to about 200 customers. >>> new your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist karen thomas. yes, as tracy and vai were saying, it was rocky weather yesterday but it moved quickly. the lineç of storms moved well off the coast. by midnight the system was well through the delaware valley, leaving behind damp roads and the damage it created. we had a peak wind gust at 70 miles an hour. i know some hail was reported in different parts of the viewing area. it was a strong storm. it's a far reaching line. this cold front stretches all the way down. look at this pull from the gulf. here's tropical storm colin. we're keeping an eye on that as that is poised to turn up into the north and move closer to the florida panhandle, headed straight up this way towards tampa. right now it's sitting about 355 nautical miles off of the coast of tampa. here's what we call the spaghetti mile. it's looking like it will come through parts of southern

peco crews were out getting that part cleaned up before workers can remove the tree. >> the death tolllimbs to four in the terror a attack in isra israel. new sir individual shows how the violence unfolded. two palestinian gunmen dressed in suits are seen shooting customers at point blank range inside a popular market in tel-aviv tonight. one of them throws his weapon on the ground and both men flee. police arrested both attackers one of them was wounded by officers. >>> a campaign 2016 tonight bernie sanders says he's still in the race while hillary clinton in the spotlight talking about making history. meanwhile republican leaders stress party unity during a closed door meeting in washington. here's "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> reporter: hillary clinton posted on twitter that her nomination was 227 years in the making referring to george washington's inauguration in 1989. democrats and republicans may not agree on her politic but there is a history lesson in store. >> one more barrier broken and there are so many barriers that need to be broken down. that stand in the w

peco says one of its employees an contractor were working together when they were both hurt. a spokesperson says they were wearing protective gear. >>> right now, for officer christopher dorman released from the hospital it's just another day. >> ready to get back to work. (applause). >> incredible after being shot seven times in the line of duty friday, folcroft police officer is out of the hospital tonight and there was some question this day would ever be possible. for the young cop g evening, i'm iain isn't i'm done tim feature officer dorman is out of the hospital but he still has a lot of recovery ahead of i fortunate he will has a lot of community support behind him. let's get right out to bruce gordon who is in folcroft where it was certainly a hero's welcome home today. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, dawn. no question about it. many of the folks in this tigh tight-knit community folcroft have known christopher dorman since he was a little boy. a little boy who made clear he wanted to help his community in any way possible. well today that community return the favor. a gra

at one point, there were thousands of power outages but peco is now reporting just a few dozen.eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in mull his cal gloucester county night with a look at some of the storm damage there. trang? >> reporter: natasha, you can see how the storm moved through this area. you see this tree here the wind just snapped it right in half. right behind it another tree with half of its leaves missing and off in the distance two very young trees pull right out from their roots. strong winds and torrential downpours moved through the delaware valley around 6:00 p.m. the storm moved quickly but left widespread damage in its wake. the national weather service gathered more than a dozen reports of damage between delaware, southeastern pennsylvania and southern new jersey. two trees down along 21st street and graduate hospital. one by pemberton and on the by fitzwater street. in delaware county a tree down in darby on darby terrace. across the bridge in new jersey, strong wind gusts brought down trees and power lines just off of east main street in mullica hil

peco is on scene trying to fix this right at campbell lane.re if inn springfield you'll want to watch for that as you're headed out right now. other than that looking pretty good on the roads, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> the investigation into pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is moving forward. a subcommittee investigating the possible impeachment of kane authorized its chairman to issue subpoenaes on its behalf. kane has been without a law license since october. she's awaiting trial on criminal allegations that she leaked grand jury information and lied under oath. >> asian markets rallied this morning following yesterday's gains on wall street. all three major indices were up significantly yesterday. the nasdaq turned in the biggest gain at more than 2 percent. stock futures point more gains at the opening bell at 9:30 a.m. >>> volkswagen agreed to pay nearly $15 billion to settle its emissions cheating scan today. the company is planning to buy back or repair as many as 475,000 cars with 2-liter diesel engines. >>> the models ar

. >>> new this morning peco crews have been called to the scene of an underground fire in port richmonde fire damaged a transformer at frankford and allegheny avenues just before 2:00 this morning. it only took a few minutes for fire crews to get fire under control. there are no reports of injuries and only one business has been affected. >> police have released new details about a deadly motorcycle crash in mercer county, new jersey. investigators say the driver of the toyota tundra who collided with the biker in hopewell township just kept going. this happened last night at route 546 and scotch road. police caught up with the man a mile away taking him in for questioning. the 60-year-old motorcyclist from lawrence township ended up dying at the scene. >> new on "action news," the schuylkill county woman who won the pennsylvania lottery is accused of ripping off a convenience store to get the money to buy the lottery tickets. 51-year-old joan lek lightener of pottsville is one of four people favoring felony theft charges. state police say the group stole more than $175,000 from thing a

. >> happening today, peco is taking steps to help senior citizens stay cool and safe this summer.t 100 free fans to senior citizens. crews will also be boxing up 600 more than that that the power company is donating to area senior centers across the greater philadelphia region. >> 4:57 is the time. still ahead on "action news," details on the actress who was removed from a commercial flight after a midair outburst. >> and developing right now, a deadly heat wave adds misery to the fire ravaged west coast. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner's to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >> ♪ >> "action news." d

. >> reporter: on the banktz delaware river in the shadows of the old peco electric plant blooifrnlthzisted heart and an ominous release. i am aware that running this course presents certain risks including without limitation personal injury, severe bodily harm and/or death. that is the face of a champion i hope. i ascend the stairs eager, anxious. >> how badly could this go? >> reporter: and in hindsight uninformed. the krouds loocrowd looks on. we strapped a gopro to my chest and off we go. it starts with the quintuple steps. i take my time because who wants to lose on the first obstacle? 20 feet later my clothes still dry. next up the log grip. basically you wrap yourself around it, and hold on for dear life. miraculously, i'm still going strong. the third obstacle, paddleboards. six paddles which i learned rotate on a center axis. let's see that again. >> the water's warm. >> refreshing. but unlike the american ninja warriors competitors you watch on tv we got to try the rest of the course for better or for worse. on the next try i get up to the salmon ladder. it's a loose bar rest

. >> new this morning, peco crews are making repairs to a transformer that was damaged by fire overnight. smoke was seeping from a manhole at frankford and allegheny avenues in the city's port richmond section at 2:00 a.m. the underground fire was quickly contained. no injuries were reported. at least one business reported a brief power outage. >>> a mother who was infected with the zika virus gave birth to a baby with microcephaly at a hospital in hackensack, new jersey. that is the first for the state and the second in the country. in both cases the women acquired zika outside of the continental united states. the birth defect stunts development of the baby's head and brain. hospital officials in hackensack will only say the mother is a visitor to the u.s. and has asked for privacy. >> new this morning, a schuylkill county woman who won the pennsylvania lottery is accused of ripping off a convenience store to get the money to buy the lottery tickets. 51-year-old joanne lechlightener of pottsville is one of four people facing felony theft charges. pennsylvania state police say the group

. >>> peco will distribute free box fans to seniors.this afternoon at 1:00, the company will give out 100 fans at the secenter in the park in germantown. >>> the sign says stop. drivers, ask yourselves, do you really stop? a north jersey man caught countless drivers blowing right past. how one camera did more than grab the attention of locals. >>> 75 degrees at 4:37. dry at the shore right now. there are showers and thunderstorms moving toward cape may. we'll go through the forecast hour by hour. your neighborhood forecast, just ahead. one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glacier national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington check on your first alert traffic. right now we're batching the blue route around the germantown pike on ramp. no big problems or delays in either direction. we're watch

. >> all right, kathy, thank you peco has about 11,000 customers without power right now. that number has been cut in half in the past hour. most outages are in chester and delaware counties. in new jersey, pse and g is reporting nearly 18,000 customers waiting for the lights to come back on most of those customers live in burlington county. >> to a developing story that will soon hit your pocketbook to be determined just how ba badly. opponents of the kenney administration to tax sugary sodas and juices surrounded city hall this morning. the mayor wants a 3-cent per ounce tax to raise money for pre k programs, schools and rec center repairs. but protesters say it will stop consumers in all of philadelphia's neighborhoods especially in the low income ones. city council members are considering a number of alternatives including a lower tax rate on sugary drinks that might even include diet sodas. at this hour, lawmakers are still behind closed doors trying to find some kind of compromise can get the kenney administration the money it needs for these key programs. >>> young

peco is on the scene trying to fix the problem.ck to mermaid lane as your alternate for that one. and we've got an accident here in lower moreland township on welsh road at pine road. one more live look. i want to show you the schuylkill. we had an overturned truck that was blocking all lanes for awhile westbound at we look at girard avenue but it's clear and moving better there, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> and we begin with a developing story. a night of terror in turkey. three men used machine guns and suicide vests to kill dozens of people and wound over 150 more at ataturk airport. experts say this looks like the work of isis. "action news" reporter katherine scott has latest. this is was a busy time of night at europe's third busiest airport. 147 people were wounded 36 people were killed and the death toll is expected to gro grow. first gunfire, then explosions around 10:00 p.m. at istanbul's airport. >> i saw people falling when i was coming down the steps. there was blood. one of the blasts shook every single thing in there

i saw me peco bill starting to go up hereby couple of dollars, so i think the ac is the culprit. i may take advantage of the low dew point myself. low mid 80s over the course of the weekend, beautiful weather for fathers day, happy fathers day, dads, we look ahead to monday, starting summer off on very summer like note. still relatively low humidity, 87 in the sunshine. >> oh, yes, it will be warm out. thank you so much. pulling your attention to something we have been talking about this, more hit-and-run happened two, kids on bikes were hit, one in critical condition right now, so what we are talking about in terms of traffic is broad, broad street at wallace. broad street is closed right now between spring garden and fairmount avenue. so you will have to use the numbered streets to get around this, just know this is still active. you can see the squad car out there. again, broad street closed between spring garden and fairmount avenue right now. i'll let you know as soon as that lifts. also woodhaven road eastbound all lanes blocked from earlier overturned vehicle, traffic bein

peco crews were out getting that part cleaned up before workers can remove the tree. >> the death tolllimbs to four in the terror a attack in isra israel. new sir individual shows how the violence unfolded. two palestinian gunmen dressed in suits are seen shooting customers at point blank range inside a popular market in tel-aviv tonight. one of them throws his weapon on the ground and both men flee. police arrested both attackers one of them was wounded by officers. >>> a campaign 2016 tonight bernie sanders says he's still in the race while hillary clinton in the spotlight talking about making history. meanwhile republican leaders stress party unity during a closed door meeting in washington. here's "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> reporter: hillary clinton posted on twitter that her nomination was 227 years in the making referring to george washington's inauguration in 1989. democrats and republicans may not agree on her politic but there is a history lesson in store. >> one more barrier broken and there are so many barriers that need to be broken down. that stand in the w

it was all picture of a peco multi-cultural series. a special day for a member of our fox 29 family at the irish festival. marian von was one of our honorees. >> for part of the area tomorrow, iain, mainly the poconos mountains and lehigh valley. but beautiful on this sunday. pretty nice, look at this current temperatures in philadelphia. 73. we made it up to 87 this afternoon. a couple of degrees above average. it's been cooler at the shore, 67 atlantic city. 65 in wildwood. 78 in allentown. in or around voorhees right now 69. 63 the cool spot there in hammonton, 65 in wildwood along with avalon. dry and quiet as we take a look at what's happening on ultimate doppler. look at this line of showers and thunderstorms, that the a cold front that were inches away toward our area during the day tomorrow. most of us are dry but once again, some of that activity will move into the poconos mountains and the lehigh valley. the high pressure that gave a us a nice weekend out to sea. here's the front as we go hour by hour. by tomorrow evening, wa

peco is restoring power to those affected by the outage. >>> local community is trying to cope with the death of two young children allegedly at the hands ever their mother. "action news" reporter, dann cuellar was at the vigil. >>> now i lay me down to sleep, i pray the lord my soul to keep. >> reporter: amidst the candle and children clutching balloons, parents prayed for the 3-year-old and her 7-month-old brother trying to make sense what made no sense. >>> devastating to know that a parent can do that to their child, children, both of them, they were sweet and innocent. >> reporter: sophie behinds is accused of suffocating her children. police found them in the home of a relative and they say she confessed to suffocating the children with a bed sheet. >>> i can't imagine. >> reporter: the fox chase day care is where the two children were cared for up until a hearing master designated by family court determined that they could be placed back in the full custody of sophie hines and anthony singleton, the father of saint leo. >>> for parents the most difficult part was trying to explai

and when peco says the electricity will be back on. >>> good morning, i'm rosemary

residents are asked to stay indoors at 26th and christian as they investigate the explosion at the peco substation in south philadelphia today. >>> meanwhile, investigators are looking for the reason for a fire and explosion in coatesville. thick smoke and flames shot from the roof before the building exploded. it happened at 1:00 on west lincoln highway. and it took a while before the crews got the upper hand. >>> jury deliberations are underway in the trial of congressman, chaka fattah. he is accused of paying back a campaign loan with a federal grant and using nonprofit money to help out family and friends. but chaka fattah says the money spent was not part of a bribery scheme. >>> this may not come to flus to many of you but americans are not happy with their presidential candidates and they have a particularly bad opinion of donald trump. what is the finding of the "washington post" poll. 70% of americans, 70% have an unfavorable view of donald trump. compared to 29% that view him favorably. that one point away from his all-time high when he enter the race last year. the break down

nobody has dealt with these problems more than 23 and peco anne wojcicki. a widely publicized problems with the fda, although they have really weathered a lot of those issues. she also came out along with a group of tech ceos, business leaders supporting hillary clinton for president of the united states. stone andnd i -- brad i interviewed her. take a look at what she had to say. to makethink it is time it clear, hillary is going to point this country in the right direction. there has never been a candidate that will potentially enter the white house with as much experience as she has. i think she will do a phenomenal job, and it is important to show that there are women business leaders who are strongly supporting her. on thegive us an update regulatory issues. are you completely through them? anne: we still have a ways to go. we had our first approval that we got. we are looking to get more approvals in the future. we are hopeful, but we are working with the fda, so we are always hoping that we can actually get more out there for the consumer. brad: what