peco is getting ready to clear the scene in burlington county. franklin bridge start to slow down, westbound traffic coming into the city already jammed approaching 8th and vine from the mid span to 8th and vine slowing down on the ben franklin bridge. looking at the travel times slow on i-95 24 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. schuylkill expressway eastbound not bad. westbound 22 minute ride toward the blue route. 42 slowing no major jams, but it's that time of the morning. waze app we found a problem a big accident on the northeast extension, power went out on that, at any rate the northeast extension an accident scene as you head out. >> president trump will announce that he move to privatize the nation's air traffic control system. he will hold multiple efforts about the infrastructure reform. >>> james comey is set to testify on thursday about aspects of the russia probe that lading the white house. >>> shocking surveillance video shows the moment a teenager beats a 90-year-old with a cane in a random attack. he walked to the 90-year-

cross street, also some down wires, palmers mill road, 252 at newtown square at lake view watch for peco power play underway, and beginning today through next friday septa will be using buses instead of the trains on the cynwyd regional rail lines so that in itself will add a few extra minutes to the trip and head up using i-95 at all this weekend. they have a brand new traffic pattern northbound at girard. we have had a dozen accidents in the last 24 hours, the biggest change, they have moved off ramp so off ramp for girard avenue is different location throwing folks for a loop and throwing some accidents along the way, otherwise mass transit looking good, mike and alex, looking good. >>> i was just reading through letter here parents of timothy piazza killed in the hazing incident are demanding changes and they wrote a letter to the board of trustees. fire anyone in the administration who turned a blind eye to the issues in greek life. fire, tim green, he was the man who lived in the fraternity house as their advisor. he must have known what was going on with hazing. >> they also wrote

peco says 29,000 customers have no power in philadelphia and montgomery counties. that's just peco. ac electric 1400 customers with no power in camden county. thank you for joining us on this busy night. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. let's get started with your weather authority and fox 29's meteorologist kathy orr. >> what a day indeed these storms firing up on ultimate doppler earlier this afternoon, and they did move through parts of south jersey including central jersey trenton and hamilton township. don't know if that's related to that breaking news but the storms did move through there within the past two hours. all this severe weather heading toward southern burlington county into the southern part of ocean county right toward lbi and garden state parkway where you see the bright reds and that magenta. downpours associated with these severe storms and damaging winds in excess of 60 miles an hour. on ultimate doppler you can see that severe thunderstorm warning still in effect for the southern part of burlington county and also ocean county including long beach island unt

this is the peco green room. green roofer. >> installed in 2009 atop peco headquarters at 23rd and market street, in center city there is 45,000 square foot secret garden is one of philly's first green roofs and still one of the largest of it kind in the entire state. it provides more than just spectacular views of philadelphia. the peco green roof captures more than 70% of rain water that falls during the growing season, and an estimated 1.6 million-gallon of a year. >> really help with capturing the storm water before it releases into the storm water system, helps to cleanse the water and the toxins that gets into the water system. >> plantings also keep summer temps on the roof up to 08 degrees cooler than conventional green roof, reducing energy costs, pennsylvania horticultural society maintains the gardens and provides tours, looking at sustainable, meant to awe and inspire. >> we hope that as more people learn about it, they become inspired to bring green roofs to their own businesses or residences. >> now

police, peco linesmen and tree crews were on hand to get the clean up done.te you to show the action that you took of the storm by e-mailing it to "6abc".com or post it on social media, use the hash tag "6abc" action. >> a big honor for philadelphia sons, boys to men. the section between christian and comewood street is known as boys to men boulevard. nate, nuye and sean were on hand for the unveiling. >> the city was gracious and kind enough to give us this honor. it truly is an honor. >> the east side of broad bear is home to philadelphia high school for the performing arts where the group's original members attended. there is more to come on "action news," including two toddlers dying in a hot car and the unbelievable reason a mother says she left them there. >> and a plane crashed into a daycare. >> and a separate look for survivors after a landslide buries chai needs villagers. melissa? >> we are dry the rest of tonight. the humidity continues to lower. we let you know how long the stretch is sticking around for the forecast. >> jeff scaversky has the ph

peco says there are 7900 customers without power, down from 32,000 at the peak. the majority in montgomery county and philadelphia. authorities will work through the night to restore power to everyone by morning. meanwhile, christie ileto has been following a difficult night on the septa rails. commuters vacated their trains and walked and in some cases ran down the tracks. this one example of a weather related breakdown. christie is live at the station in bryn mawr. christie? >> it was frustration on the line. some waited onboard for over an hour and took drastic measures to get home. >> people just started getting off. there were hundreds and hundreds of people on the track. >> how long have you been waiting? >> between philly and here, over an hour. >> losing patience. septa passengers were spotted hurrying across the tracks down the rails to the bryn mawr station platform. this is one of many on the line stopped in its tracks after a squall of evening storms downed trees and caused power and signal issues at the height of evening rush. those onboard suffered

don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we saw pop up showers, here in our area, in fact, peconearly 30,000 customers are without power in the five county philadelphia area. so, yeah, keep that in mind. >> pop ups right now. >> there is one. >> one, storm, but it hit the population center, roll across the delaware valley and severe and still severe at this hour bringing down trees, power lines, cross the area, but you wouldn't know that by looking at this view getting a live look at ocean city, cape may county, beautiful conditions, people on the beach, sunshine, ocean city you are not in the severe thunderstorm warning that we will look at here just a couple minutes we will check out what is going on with our eyewitness weather watchers. they are commenting on severe thunderstorm that rolled on through, rain cooled air has settled in, dropping down our temperatures, dramatically, after that storm blew through, jeff has had 67 degrees in hatfield, pennsylvania. sun starting to peak out. he says a 20-degree drop, in just minutes, yes, that storm, meant business, we dealt with to

. >>> another hidden gem peco green roof in center city. installed in 2009 at peco headquarters at 23rd and market, 45,000 square food garden is one of the philly's first green roofs. it captured 1.6 million gallons of rainwater every year and here's a bonus, it has spectacular views of the city, as well. so ukee, here's the thing we know it is a wonderful weekend to spend in philadelphia fourth of july weekend. you get to hit all the historic places but as we have been able to show people in the beginning of the broad are broadcast we will dig deeper and maybe teach you some things about philadelphia that maybe you do not know. >> loving it, loving it, dropping some summer if he knowledge on all of us here in philadelphia see new a bit. don't go too far. >>> good news for drivers as we continue tonight heading out of town for the holiday coming up on "eyewitness news" prices you can expect to pay at the pump, once again summer fest in philly, fun in full swing and nothing get us in the patriotic spirit faster then listening to the new big

peco is blocked at the scene. route 13 at myrtle avenue. you see the crews out there, they have to fix the pole he smashed into, as well. in center city, restrictions at 11th and market streets. outside live on the ben franklin bridge good to go on the ben and all the area bridges. light volume, it's the evening commute you have to watch for the storms. >> developing overnight a possible terror attack in london killed one and injured ten others, a van plowed into worshipers as they left a mosque after ramadan prayers. witnesses say the driver yelled a threat against muslims. bystanders contain the suspect until police arrived. teresa may said a government meeting will be held today. the mayor is calling it a horrific terror attack. >>> a 20-year-old was shot and killed while sitting on his front porch. this happened on the unit block of udahl street in west philadelphia. police say he was the target. police are looking for the killer and reviewing surveillance video taken from nearby homes. >>> we have new information this morning about a d

the road was blocked while emergency crews and peco secured the area.e are hearing injuries to the driver were not life-threateni life-threatening. >>> may jim kenney and the city of philadelphia signed a sister city agreement with frankford, germany marking it as -- make it philadelphia's 11t 11th sister city. the sister cities are way to foster relationships around the globe including bolster economic development. when you see news happening be sure to take out your phone and shoot it and use fresco app to zen it to to our newsroom. lucy. >> hangs toe tosses take on centenarians it's not unusual though special to see someone done 100-year-olds. when 30, 100-year-olds are together to have lunch that's whole lot of living. hank went out to chester county to check it all out. ♪ the things you used to say make the world go away. >> reporter: that was remarkable. [ applause ] >> it's hang that was 101 joe dugan one of 30 centenarians here in this room at penn oak country club. you want to get old my take is you're probably better off being a woman, if not

peco says 29,000 customers have no power in philadelphia and montgomery counties. that's just peco.omers with no power in camden county. thank you for joining us on this busy night. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. let's get started with your weather authority and fox 29's meteorologist kathy orr. >> what a day indeed these storms firing up on ultimate doppler earlier this afternoon, and they did move through

you can see peco's on the scene right now. one woman we spoke with said she will not get her power returned to her until tomorrow she called that line. they said tomorrow around 10:00 a.m. neighbors dealing with those difficulties but it seems like no one was hurt in this incident. we will survey other damage around the city. reporting live from the logan section of the city, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, a man walks out of police custody, problem he wasn't supposed to be set free tonight that man is back behind bars, and plenty of questions, remain. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is in west philadelphia with exactly how this happened , joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, philadelphia police say they cannot recall this having ever happened, that man who was supposed to go back to prison walk right out the front door. paperwork mix up at 18th and attempted sexual assault suspect russell bryant left the police precinct a freeman tuesday afternoon. bryant, an inmate, at current fro

. >>> in you this morning, peco wants to help senior sit seps stay cool.hey loaded up hundreds of free box fans that will be delivered to senior seasons >>> happening today the phillies play a day game. we give you a live look at the ballpark. they lost two last night and a tough one, extra innings. phillies are looking for a much needed win. live coverage right here on nbc 10. >>> if you expect it to be one of the biggest hits to swing into the box office this summer. >> yes. you'll love this. up next i'll talk to one of the stars, spider man homecoming live in our studios, that's next. >> and i'm tracking showers and isolated thunderstorms for burkes county tonight. we are also talking about remnants of cindy's moisture. how will it effect your weekend? see you then. ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley >>> legalized use of marijuana may be contributing to a rise in car accidents. collision claims in colorado, washington and oregon went up by nearly 3% after legal marijuana in those states. papa governor says each state should first focus on launching

. >>> peco wants local seniors to stay cool during the summer months.y loaded 200 fans on to trucks this center city. some of the fans went to the senior center at the salvation army. >> we have a threat for showers of a taste of what's to come the next couple days. glenn schwartz is backtracking showers and the impact on our area. coming up this weekend from tropical storm cindy. >> we have at least three threats of rain coming into part of the area. maybe even four. and all by noon on saturday. 88 in philadelphia. now that's as high as it's been today. we have a fair amount of sunshine across the area. it's not especially humid. at least not compared to the way it's going to be tomorrow. it's 88 in leesport. 86 in reading. 88 in allentown. these areas are the first that are going to be hit by any of the thunderstorms during the evening. there's reading and it's not on our doorstep, but it's moving in that direction. it's bringing in all sorts of moisture. that will be affecting us saturday morning. here's the hour by hour. and by 8:00 they are getting

ac electric and peco combined.ge of a downed tree at trenton road and broadway in browns mills burlington county. let's go back outside to trish hartman you've been out there surveilling the damage, bring us up to speed. last check there were no injuries. hopefully that's the same. >> reporter: no injuries reported in haddon township, new jersey. there are two large trees down across park avenue minor damage to the homes. they have fallen power lines. there's a pse&g crew here working on the power lines. take a look at the video we shot earlier this morning. no injuries were reported in the communicate. traffic lights are out and debris is littering the roads which is making driving tricky this morning. public works crews are out clearing the roads so people can get around. police say the storm came through 15 minutes early this morning, but it will take most of the weekend to clear things up. we spoke to people who live here near the storm and what it sounded like as it blew through. >> he with heard the winds whi

peco and utility crews on both sides of the delaware river have been working hard to restore the outages. 6:14 a.m. is the time, a rough morning yesterday, won't be the case today. >> reporter: no, nice and quite this morning. let's get you outside, and show you the view here. a couple of clouds upstairs, clouds are made of partial ice crystals, as the sun came up, you could see the reflection off the clouds, pretty yellows and oranges. we have temperatures in the 60s and 70s, and a few locations in the 50s, nice refreshing air working its way in. that dewpoint looks great. 72 in philadelphia. this dewpoint was 74, 75 somewhere in that range now it's down to 61. it feels a whole lot better. pressure is holding steady. 60 in allentown. 58 in quakertown. reading, 64. philadelphia, 72. 63 in millville. 73 in cape may. trenton checking in at 65. here's a look at the dewpoint temperatures once you get below 60 it becomes refreshing. we have 50s popping up. low 60s out there this morning, that's only slightly humid. we were way up in this category yesterday, cape may sticky down there, you hav

today was peco pal day at the zoo. kids got lunch and freebies, as well.s part of the philadelphia police department's effort to build a strong relationship with children. >>> for eight years he called the white house home. >> today joe biden made a splash in a familiar spot in his native state of delaware. >>> parents need to check your fridge. the chicken nuggets marketed to toddlers getting ripped from the shelves. this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >>> probably recognize that guy there on the lifeguard stand. former vice president joe biden perching himself up there in wilmington, delaware. he once worked as a lifeguard here. today that pool w

peco on both sides of the delaware river have been working hard to restore the outages. >>> a fugitive couple firing shots at police were found dead in an upper salken township home. it was the end of a ten hour standoff. district attorney said the couple was wanted for parol violations. an officer approached the man he pulled out a gun and fired. calls for help captured the terrified moments. >> handgun shot were fired. >> he is running get me state police. >> but at that point, the officer stopped chasing the suspect and called for backup. the district attorney picked up the story from there. >> individuals went into two homes we know of which were occupied at the time, they found one individual they left that home and found a woman who was sitting on the porch with a dog, they wanted car keys from the woman, she said she didn't have any, they went inside the home, the woman at that point with her dog left and went to a neighbor's home. >> the couple was tracked to the home in the 5,000 block of lime port pike. as police closed in, they heard gunshots. teargas was used to get the cou

officials say the 31-year-old peco employee was electrocuted this morning while working near boxwood road. the victim was working in a ladder bucket atd the time of his death. >>> it is already a sizzling summer out west. today's high heat took a toll on the train in california. it buckled some tracks and led to this derailment right here. also a fuel leak. >>> they have spent home run a century protecting animals. >> this month marks a major milestone for the pennsylvania spca. they are turning 150 years old to celebrate residents, e animal lovers and volunteers were invited to the north philadelphia headquarters to share these stories and share a little cake. it was shelter residents that made the party a big hit. they enjoyed pup cakes. several landmarks will light up in blue to honor the organization's birthday. had a ball there. >>> a safe spot on the side of the road to use your tone. the state trying a new approach at curbing texting ask driving. >>> then a rattlesnake mistake. the story behind social media latest viral video. >>> and a mistake at a good will store. what happe

the path loss -- pecos -- patho. begging her staff to come up with the theme. if you don't know why you are running for president, you shouldn't be running for president. >> bret: i want to turn to the investigation, the russian investigation and with the trump campaign did or did not do and you also have the leak and the surveillance investigation. today fox news confirmed that the fbi, cia, nsa served with subpoenas and sources say the subpoenas reference unmasking. specifically the names of figures of interest. three obama-era officials. susan rice as well as john brennan and the new one, samantha power. former u.n. ambassador, had not previously been mentioned and it's raising a lot of eyebrows in this unmasking investigation. >> appropriate to look at whether there was improper action in trying to unmask the americans who were picked up by surveillance of foreigners. i think that's a secondary investigation to the investigation into what russia did in meddling in a u.s. election but i think both tracks are going to proceed not only with the fbi investigati

palmers mill road, route 252 lake view watch for some down wires, and local detours, so we will have a peco power play there today, 495 southbound, watch for the ramp to edgemore road working out there throughout the weekend. and the cynwyd regional rail line septa will be doing some work, maintenance work so they will be using buses instead of trains today all the way through next friday, so that will be itself adding a few extra minutes in your trip, heading to the shore later on today just keep in mind this whole construction zone that you have to go through when you come up and over walt whitman bridge down on the freeway moving through 295. most of the nights they are working overnight until 6:00 following morning, shuffling the barriers around they are just a head up if you are packing up beach bags and chairs and heading to the shore. forecast for the shore, sue has it in 15. >>> nascar is returning to dover, delawar, this weekend at dover international speed way, and it is going to be a lot of fun for the whole family, they have a fan zone, places where you get autographs from favor

peco is working to power up more than 7,000 of its customers.ost of them are in montgomery and philadelphia counties. in new jersey, pse&g has more than 1400 customers sitting in the dark. atlantic city heck trick has just about 300 customers powerless at of now. >>> well you might call him the shhing bandit his robbery victims started to scream he tried to quiet them down but those screams actually scared him off. police just released the store surveillance video that caught whole thing. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at police headquarters with the story and, dave, you talked to the store owner about those terrifying moments. >> reporter: we did, workers tell us tonight that the robber came in weight waving that gun around and demanding money. workers in the store started to scream. one of those workers says it was her screams that helped scare him off. >> i see the man hold gun. my daughter in here. >> reporter: store owner was terrified when a masked man walked into her family grocery store in south philly with a gun. and started demandi

prime time for hurricane season is august and september with the peco curing right around september 11e get busier this is when we'll be tracking sometimes multiple storm at once which is why they get names. so we will follow that closely for you. meanwhile we know tomorrow is going to be another beautiful day and temperatures will likely be similar to where we were today. i'm going to go 84 for reagan but near 80 for the suburbs. a beautiful friday with again the breeze back. speaking of the dry air, you can see the disirches the city holds onto the heat a little bit thanks to all the buildings and the concrete. already down to 57-degrees as most places i believe will fall into the 50s and here in the district with the winds much lighter, about 616-degrees. how like it's going to be a greatks- start 84-degreeses. we should climb to 84-degrees tomorrow afternoon for a nice finish. don't be surprised if it's just a little bit breezy again tomorrow. the dry air courtesy of the cool front that came through with yesterday's storms that is pushed away friday back into the 80s, but i do want

peco sponsors the event. >>> we all know fill sal sports town but it's not easy being a phil sports fanso could the top nba draft pick change all of that? only in philly our bruce gordon explains he's not so sure. ♪ >> reporter: eye hi, i'm bruce gordon. baseball players are sometimes referred toes a the boys of summer. it's a reference to a much revered old book about the brooklyn dodgers. the season made technically begin in the spring and end with the fall classic, but it's mostly played in the summer. it's when the weather and the action heats up. not in philadelphia. ♪ >> at first he's down on strikes. >> reporter: cal length changed from spring to summer on wednesday with the phillies 2017 season unofficially over. mired last place with mind boggling 22-47 record as the season changed. that winning percentage of played out over an entire season would leave the phils with a record of 52 wins and 110 losses. it would be the team's worst performance in 56 years. this year's team was actually supposed to be halfway decent on their way back to respect ability after a spec peck fall fro

peco and police and linesmen were on hand. they had to block the road for hours to safely secure the wires and get it all cleaned up. >> 9:34 a.m., investigators are trying to track down the person who brutally stabbed and killed a woman. it happened in north philadelphia. that victim in her 30s was found in the property of dobbins high school on the 2100 blof -- block of west lehigh avenue yesterday morning. a knife handle of a blade was taken into evidence from the scene. >> this was a brutal savage attack, somebody wanted to make sure that she suffered and that she was killed. >> investigators believe they know the woman's identity based on on personal items found near her body. police hope nearby surveillance cameras will offer clues of the possible suspect. >>> a woman was shot and killed in camden county overnight. officials say the gunfire rang out around 4:00 a.m. in winslow township. a woman in her 40s was shot in the head. she was pronounced dead at the scene. homicide detectives are investigating. >>> a bad crash cl