in pennsauken route 130 at marlton pike.omeone knocked over a gas pump the fire is out. 130 is moving in pennsauken. springfield township downed wires, abington avenue at flowerton avenue. watch for this as you head out. check out the speed on i-95 southbound, a 62 minute ride it's taking over an hour to get from woodhaven to the vine because of the accidents on i-95 southbound one near washington avenue that just cleared, one on woodhaven that just cleared. schuylkill expressway eastbound 0 minute jam from the blue route to the vine. silk westbound not as bad. 42, this is huge, a 40 minute jam northbound near 676. 40 minutes is a terrible ride for you right now. one more issue that popped up on the waze app, 295 northbound a huge accident a lot of people reporting problems, 15 miles per hour on 295 near hamilton square in mercer county. it's because of the rain that's pushing out of here. it's practically dry in the city, but the roads are wet. >> mgm is facing its first lawsuit from the victim of the mass shooting in las v

. >> reporter: here in pennsauken we have an accident 73 toward the tacony-palmyra bridge you want to without we have an accident blocking not one, but two lanes, remington avenue in pennsauken, camden county. watch for an accident coming into us. check this scene we're seeing the ramble southbound blue route to the schuylkill expressway. -- ramp southbound from the blue route to the schuylkill expressway. they have the cones and the flares set up. traffic is getting by. it's expected to clear shortly, though. we have an accident in franconia township cleared at allentown road. this one at detweiler road in towamincin is here at 40-foot road. two new problems that popped up involving deer on 202 at jolly road pennsylvania turnpike westbound approaching fort washington, you have to be careful it's that time of the year. >>> on the waze app, we found me you lol reporting broken traffic lights north 2nd street in the city. temperatures cool, but not too bad, heading up to a sunny 72 degrees, plenty of sunshine, the mild streak continuing this afternoon. >> houston police are searching fo

all are helping saturday at a special puerto rico relief effort at algorithm dance studio in pennsauken>> we're dancers. i reached out to our dance community and they donated their time today. >> reporter: for a $25 donation people could attend a wide variety of dance classes all day long and at the same time people dropped off cases of water, canned food and more that the dance studio is sending in a shipping container to puerto rico. >> it makes it feel like we're working together. everybody has it in their heart they want to to something but people don't know how to do something and we're telling people if you could just come down and bring us a case of water, bring us deodorant or something, you're being a part of the solution and we're helping people. >> reporter: young dancers make good packers. >> today we have been packing all of niece bags for women, men and kids. >> reporter: eight-year-old isabella whose whole family is puerto rican understands simply sending hygiene products can do a world of good. >> i like helping and i don't want anybody to get sick or hurt. >> reporter:

n pennsauken i'm cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in mexico city now impromptu memorials are held at capitol begins to come to terms with its losses. thirty-eight buildings collapsed in mexico's 7.1 magnitude earthquake, white flowers, wreaths are piled up, near the site where school building collapsed killing 19 children and seven adults, in total more than 350 people were killed by that quake. >>> a scare in the air for passengers on board an air france flight, passenger took this video, lets look at within of the planes engines after it blew blew up mid flight. plane was flying from par toys los angeles when passengers describe hearing a loud noise and feeling a vibration. the pilot was forced to make an emergency landing in canada , fortunately in one was injured and flight did land safely. air france did not address the possible cause for what happened midair. wow, scary stuff. >>> well, still to come this morning on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" there are many factors you look at while searching for a new home, right? location, size and number of bedrooms. but experts say

residents of pennsauken are rallying around the folks of puerto rico. the school put out calls and e-mails and the response was overwhelming. 44 dogs were air lifted off the island and made the trip to westchester. the dogs already spayed and neutered will be here this week. >> they have been through a lot and we want to give them a quiet space to give them confidence and go on with life. >> another way to help is through a monetary donation. >> on the weather front, another clear and cool day. cecily tynan has another check. >> we warmed up nicely today. saturday's high 66. the front moving through, yesterday 69. today, 75-degrees. that's three degrees above normal. there's much warmer air to the west. if you look at highs across the nation, we were in the 70s. chicago in the 60s. that air mass is moving our way. i have a taste of summer moving in. it could stick around for a while. we have details on that in the seven-day forecast. rick? >> cecily, we have more later. still to come, rock hall of famer tom petty clings to life. equifax adds more to its

pennsauken's algorithm dance studio spent the weekend offering workshops. they raised nearly $6,000. everyone pitched in to pack the dance floor with toiletries, canned food and water. it's an effort the studio says will continue for months. >>> penn state is dealing with another fraternity scandal. the university suspended delta tau delta after a student was found unconscious on the street last week. police suspect the 18-year-old was drinking. they took him to the hospital. he is recovering. the university is looking at whether students supplied him with alcohol. all paternities at penn state are under a social ban following the at the time of a new jersey student. timothy piazza fell down the stairs after a hazing ritual in february. >>> preventing semi automatic weapons from getting a boost. >> senators announcing a bill to ban the devices. >>> thousands of dollars in water bills. now nbc10 responds helped a local man who was getting nowhere with the water company. >>> the deportation scare that lasted years for a local family and an nbc10 investigator'

construction here in pennsauken the good old airport circle.uple of lanes are blocked coming off the admiral wilson boulevard 30 eastbound side look agent single digit speeds coming away from the ben franklin and i would think alternates. how long it was going to last. and collingswood avenue would be better bets. and a crash at nicholson road, that is in the process of clearing. one in mount laurel, beyond the turnpike ramble wood parkway and in the backlog a vehicle broke down 295. double trouble there. you with want to use 78 or 70 instead. a slow going on 95 southbound 202 the concord pike and northbound is backing up because of the ongoing construction by tally road and the bus accidents, one in north philadelphia 17th and lehigh involving a septa bus and the other in camden to avoid at alabama and fairview involve that school bus we are telling you about that. walt whitman bridge overnight tonight from 10:00 until 4:00 a.m. stopping traffic for 20 minutes at a time. from you out and about overnight avoid the construction. don't use the wa

residents of pennsauken are rallying around the folks of puerto rico.chool put out calls and e-mails and the response was overwhelming. 44 dogs were air lifted off the island and made the trip to westchester. the dogs already spayed and neutered will be here this week. >> they have been through a lot and we want to give them a quiet space to give them confidence and go on with life. >> another way to help is through a monetary donation. >> on the weather front, another clear and cool day. cecily tynan has another check. >> we warmed up nicely today. saturday's high 66. the front moving through, yesterday 69. today, 75-degrees. that's three degrees above normal. there's much warmer air to the west. if you look at highs across the nation, we were in the 70s. chicago in the 60s. that air mass is moving our way. i have a taste of summer moving in. it could stick around for a while. we have details on that in the seven-day forecast. rick? >> cecily, we have more later. still to come, rock hall of famer tom petty clings to life. equifax adds more to its data

construction here in pennsauken is blocking a lane route 70 eastbound between 38 and 72. in cherry hill construction, they wrap up that before things get busy, though. live on the ben franklin bridge, no problems here, yesterday we were jammed on the ben. very light volume, no big issue on the bridges. racial tensions are simmering at a high school in gloucester county, katherine scott has more. >> reporter: some parents took their kids out of school early yesterday, they are worried about tension flaring over once again. the district says he has been working with students and teachers at the school, he said he is trying to contain the problem and suspended a number of students for fighting and antiblack social media postings. >> reporter: this was the text thread laced with the "n" word that was the source of confrontation at the gloucester county high school. >> i guess a kid must have felt bad or scared for what he said. >> using the "n" word in the text message. >> reporter: school officials say the hallway scuffle stemmed from racial tensions sparked by members of th

on the ongoing tension between trump and mayor cruz, earlier he tweeted a link with the caption pennsaukenake it clear that u.s. response to pr has been inadequate >> this comes as the death toll from hurricane maria stands at 45. but millions remain without clean drinking water and still dealing with food and water shortages. the relief bill includes a relief for people in texas and florida. >>> new details of a bizarre incident at the u.s. embassy in cuba >> the associated press obtaining audio of this high pitch sound which harmed several american diplomats. here's steve har began. >> reporter: a wining sounds made of up of 20 different frequencies which caused damage to at least two dozen u.s. personnel. here's what it sounds like. at least 23 americans were affected medically. including dizziness and loss of hearing. right now, the u.s. withdrawn 60% of its embassy staff. they've expelled 15 cubans, they say it's cuba's responsibility to keep u.s. diplomats safe on cuban soil. >> we know for a fact our diplomats were injured. we know for a fact that somebody or something was attemptin

. >>> this morning volunteers will clean up petty island in pennsauken. the privately owned island is being transformed into a state park. so volunteers will remove marine debris from the shoreline so the area can be enjoyed by schools and other visitors. >>> well, it's a new start today for this 4-month-old puppy that was tossed out of a third-story window by her owner. yet she survived and is playful again. she's khloe. police say 19-year-old anthony matlock was in a fit of rage when he threw his dog three stories to the ground. firefighters rescued her and took her to cares vet hospital in longhorne, bucks county, that's when a nurse decided to adopt her. >> she has a better life because of what happened. unfortunately it happened that way but she's somewhere where she's going to be taken care of now. >> and the teenager who threw the dog out the window is facing animal cruelty charges but has not been found yet. >>> well, still ahead on "nbc10 news today," a gold star mom in south jersey who helps veterans get the home makeover of a lifetime. >>> plus

cydney long takes us to petty's island in pennsauken. >> reporter: giant metal containers. >> we have about 85 containers of water for this barge in particular. around the clock. >> reporter: they are packed with supplies, food to the tune of 1.4 meals ready to eat and water for people who are starving and still thirsty in puerto rico. >> they will definitely extend the amount of food and water on the island for the survivors who need it. we have barges just like this leaving from facilities all over the united states. >> reporter: much like legos, containers are locked into place on three tiers. from skyforce10 you can see the enormity of the vessel. 980 tons empty. 190-bucket trucks, six jeeps, suvs and vans to travel roads washed away by maria. it will take roughly 19 hours to load this barge. then it will shove off before dawn tomorrow morning and will be at sea for seven days. it will arrive at san juan's port by next wednesday. >> we are shipping the actual personnel to man the trucks in flights. >> reporter: team members here have been more than willing to answer the call. >> i

. >>> we're going to start in pennsauken, new jersey. route 30 at collingswood circle. everything is moving smoothly. just a few cars on the roadway. also in philly, watching the situation at south columbus at oregon avenue. that area will be closed for cleanup. there was a hazmat situation. now crews will get out to clean the chemical off the roadway. that's something to look out for. if you're traveling the schuylkill expressway this morning, average speeds in the low 60s. drive times in the green, 12 minutes. >>> a glimpgs insise inside the. body camera video worn by officers during the shooting on the vegas strip. you can hear the bullets -- >> get out of here! there are gunshots coming from over there. go that way! go that way! [ sirens ] [ gunfire ] >> the video shows officers trying to trace where bullets are coming from as they rush innocent concertgoers to safety. >>> and new, marilou danley, the shooter's girlfriend, is back in the states. we have exclusive video of her being escorted out of the airport by fbi agents last night. she's a person of interest and

congress woman wilson is pushing for an investigation into the ambush, but there's no word from the pennsauken on when or if that will happen, in washington, griffin jenkins, fox news >> the president in that tweet said he had proof and today, sarah hackabee-sanders was asked about that, and she said there are no tapes of the conversation but there were other people on the phone call, so >> do you find it either way, regardless, that the big dispute is over gold star families on both sides? the way this came out. it started because president trump unprompted said he was doing something that president obama did not do. and now that's why this is under the microphone at this point. so some of you out there may say why are we talking about it? it's a controversy that the white house inflamed from the get go >> is this is what we talk about, president trump sort of brings these stories on themselves, what do they call it >> whether he said that or not, whether he said that or not, that's why this is -- that is is why it's in the headlines right now. >> let's talk about a different headline, the we

annual southern new jersey fall heart walk starts this morning at 8:00 at cooper river park in pennsauken. two local survivors will be sharing their stories, and there will also be free health screenings, cpr demonstrations and act iivities for the kids. >>> also happening this weekend, the spina bifida association will be holding a 5k run, walk or roll race today starting at 9:00 this morning. the walk is sponsored by right steps preschool. it's personal for the school with one of their own students living with the most severe form of spina bifida. the racing team is called right steps for fearless fin. >>> it is time again for the annual lighthouse challenge of new jersey. this is a live look at the cape may lighthouse. the preservation group is inviting you to visit the landmark and more than a dozen others like it across the state this weekend as a fundraiser. if you are up to the challenge, we have the locations and the information right now on the nbc10 app. >>> 5:57 on this saturday morning. police from around the world are meeting in philadelphia. and we'll hear from attorney gene

at cooper river park in pennsauken yesterday for the making strides against breast cancer 5k.than 12,000 people took part, a breast cancer survivor and credits her first mammogram at age 40 for saving her life. >> my reaction when i first found out, my whole life flashed in front of me. because everybody doesn't understanded the things you have to go through and the sacrifice, you know it, changes your whole life. it really does. >> the american cancer society estimates more than 250,000 women in the u.s. will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year alone. >> well, october, as you know, national breast cancer awareness month. cbs-3, the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia are joining forces by turning our region pink. here is a look at the pennsylvania convention center supporting a pinkish glow. check out jefferson stratford hospital in camden county, not only is it lit up pink, it also has the breast cancer pink, when you see the lights a remind for schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant, 16th year for the lights for the cure campaign, and you can fine more information on o

. >>> we're going to start in pennsauken, new jersey. route 30 at collingswood circle.verything is moving smoothly. just a few cars on the roadway. also in philly,

. >>> well, officials say a fire at a gas station in pennsauken yesterday morning happened at the result of someone stealing gasoline. this surveillance video from the citgo station on route 130 captures the moment when an alleged thief drives his car from the gas pump but you can see his vehicle is still connected to the fuel line it yank the pump to the driver. the driver hesitated before pulling away all together. fortunately in injuries were reported. >>> the city of philadelphia has stepped up to help those affected by crisis in puerto rico. a disaster assistance service center has been opened to help those displaced by the storm, "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff is live in north fail with more on what is being done to help those in need, henry. reports report some of the people getting help, inside of the building behind me here of lost everything. they are staying with friends and family in philadelphia, as they try to rebuild their lives, and absolutely everything lost on the islands of the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. for that reason emotions are running high bec

. >>> in pennsauken, people walking in hoping to raise awarness for breast cancer, the making stridesgainst breast cancer walk created by the american cancer was at cooper river park and it was to help raise awareness and money to help fight breast cancer and educate women about early detection and prevention. kathy orr joins us now >> temperatures well into the 70's. right now in the 60's, beautiful on the parkway 50's to the north and west. 60 in philadelphia and wilmington, down the shore decent, ocean weather temperature at 66 with the on shore flow, cooler inland, hammonton 52, eastern half of the nation, mild we have 70s in leeville, cooler air, we'll warm it up before we cool it do you want, ahead of this cold front where we see the rain going from chicago to the pan handle of florida, southerly winds that means one more day with increasing clouds and warm temperatures and then the rain moves in. it will not be cold but that will definitely be transition day. watch this cold front with rain ahead of it during the day tuesday. swing on through and by wednesday, we see temperatur

from pennsauken, cydney long, nbc10 news. >> tap the nbc10 app for more information about how to help the victims in puerto rico. you will find phone numbers to donate directly through the american red cross. we also have information to help you connect with loved ones on the island. >>> turning to the weather. how about a little lunch outside. these ladies took advantage of the warm temperatures while dining outside in philadelphia's cedar park neighborhood. >>> to first alert chief meteorologist tammie souza. not a cloud in the sky behind us. >> fog early this morning is long gone. we've warmed up nicely. above average. should be at 17 this time of year. you are at 76 in mount holly. checking out philadelphia. 76 degrees. west-southwest winds at 9 miles an hour. that's winds are giving us the nice, warm temperatures. we may climb another degree or two before getting our final reading of the day. ten miles of visibility too. to jim's point that there is no cloud cover out there. it's spectacular. doppler radar. the bean sweeping the sky. nothing here. not far away our friends in clev

252 north of 30 at central avenue, emergency crews are on the scene and emergency construction in pennsauken gives us big delays, where the admiral wilson boulevard meets up with the circle and jams at 30 and 130. and the commuter report. the crash along 422 westbound side in just beyond 202. and that is cleared out of the way. and slowing as well on 202 northbound approaching the schuylkill. we'll check it again in the next what of hour. >> still ahead opioid crisis. he plans toump declares a curb the opioid epidemic. >>> and rescued at sea after drifting in the open ocean for months. find out how these two boaters survived and never gave up hope. >> legends never die. every day, technology becomes much more personalized. ♪ ♪ like this. and this. (ai device) welcome home, gary, how was your day. and like this. introducing specifi, our digital investing platform that's built around you. just answer a few questions, and specifi will provide a tailored investment portfolio. it continually manages it, so if the market changes, it adjusts accordingly. ask us how specifi can help you reach your p

another barge we also know is going to be leaving out of pennsauken with about 150 container loads ofupplies. so, as we come back here live, you can see we've seen at least four or five of these trucks arriving at penn terminals here over the course of the last few hours since we've been here. they are going to eventually be loaded onto this barge leaving today, headed to san juan and we are told, lauren it will take about a week for it to get there. back to you. >> we are happy to help. brad sattin reporting. thank you so much. >>> president trump continuing to slam the mayor of san juan puerto rico after she criticized the federal response to hurricane maria. >> i am done being polite, i am done being politically correct. i am mad as hell because my people's lives are at stake. >> the president called cruz a poor leader while praising the governor of puerto rico, he tweeted yesterday "the mayor of san juan who was very complimentary only a few days ago has been told by the democrats that you must be nasty to trump. last week the president vowed to visit the island on tuesday. >>> al

. >>> officials say someone stealing gasoline spark a fire at a pennsauken gas station. a look surveillance video from the citgo station on route 130 captures the moment when an allege thief drives his cara way from the gas pump but you can see his vehicle is still connect to the fuel line the force, yanked the pump to the ground sparking a fire there, the driver had to hesitate briefly before pulling away, fortunately in within was hurt. >>> the city of philadelphia is stepping up to help those affect by the crisis in puerto rico, a disaster assistance services center has been opened to help those hoff been displaced by the storm, "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff explains how the city is helping those in need. >> we suffered, we don't have any power, or we don't have any water, and we do have some generators but they are not working. because of that, well, i have some family here and after the hurricane they helped me out and i came to philadelphia. >> reporter: elaine alvarez shared cell phone video to show how damaging hurricane maria was near her san juan apa

. >>> this morning volunteers will clean up petty island in pennsauken.rivately owned island is being transformed into a state park. so the volunteers will remove debris from the shorelines so the area can be enjoyed by schools and other people visiting that island. >>> a new start today for a 4-month-old puppy that was just tossed outd of a third story window. but miraculously survived. there she is. hur name's khloe. she broke her leg after being thrown out from a window in september from an apartment in trenton. police say her owner 19-year-old anthony matlock was in a fit of rage when he threw her three stories to the ground. firefighters rescued her and took her to cares vet hospital in langhorne bucks county. and that's where a nurse decided to adopt her. >> she has a better life because of what happened. unfortunately it happened that way, but she's somewhere where she's going to be taken care of now. >> the teenage owner is facing animal cruelty charges but has not been found yet. >>> still ahead on "nbc10 news today," a home makeover of a lifetim

the annual new jersey fall heart walk starts this morning at 8:00 at cooper river park in pennsauken. survivors will be there to share their stories and there will be cpr demonstrations and plenty of activities for the kids. nbc10's cydney long will be the emcee at the event. >>> this is a live look at the cape may lighthouse. a preservation group is inviting you to visit this landmark and many others just like it across the state as a fundraiser this weekend. if you are up to the challenge, we've got you covered with the locations and all the information right now on the nbc10 app. just on cue shine the light. >> yeah, it looks perfect. and it's beautiful outside for going on a walk, doing anything outside. really nice conditions that we've got. here's a live view from penns landing. a clear blue sky now just ahead of the official sunrise this morning. the temperature today up to 78 degrees. that's 13 degrees warmer than average for this time of year. we'll stay in the 70s through tuesday, but tuesday into wednesday we do have rain and then a cooldown. and really quickly got to say h

. >>> officials say someone stealing gasoline, sparked a fire at a pennsauken gas station, take a look, surveillance video from the ci tcombo station on route 130 captured the moment when an allege thief drive his cara way from the gas pump this but you can see his vehicle is still connect to the fuel line , the force yank the pump to the ground sparking the fire the driver hesitated briefly before pulling away, fortunately no one was hurt. >>> the city of philadelphia is stepping up to help those affected by the crisis in puerto rico, a disaster assistance service center has been opened to help those displaced by the storm. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff explains how the city is helping those in need. >> we suffered a lot of times, we don't have any electricity, we don't have any power or we don't have any water, and we do have generators but they are not work and because of that, i have some family here and after the hurricane they helped me out and i came to philadelphia. >> reporter: elaine alvarez shares some cell phone video to show us how damaging maria was near her sa

pennsauken township police released surveillance photos of the woman they say is still on the run todayit was friday evening when she allegedly passed a note to teller at the bb&t bank on the 7300 block of maple avenue. the worker handed over cash and the suspect was last seen getting into the passenger side of a dark green four-door vehicle. you're asked to contact police if you recognize this woman. >> philadelphia police are trying to piece together what led up to a shooting in strawberry mansion. multiple bullets struck a man as he left a chinese takeout restaurant near 29th and dauphin about midnight. when police first arrived the victim got in the car and drove off. they stopped him a block or two away. the victim is in stable condition at temple university hospital. no one has been arrested. >>> a fire caused concern. residents were evacuated at 3:30 this morning. flames were seen in the basement where firefighters quickly got the situation under control. fortunately no one was injured. folks were allowed to return to their rooms when the smoke cleared. >> ♪ >> well, it is a huge

pennsauken township police released these surveillance photos of a woman they say is still on the runy night when she passed a note to a teller at the bb&t bank in the 7300 block of maple avenue. the worker handed over cash. the suspect was last seen getting into the passenger side of a dark green four-door vehicle. >>> the gold star widow of sergeant la david johnson is now talking about that phone call she got from president trump in the days following her husband's death in niger. she says mr. trump's condolences left her crying "even worse." president trump responded to mrs. johnson on twitter today. abc's lana zak live in washington, d.c. tonight with the details. lana. >> reporter: good evening, to you, monica. myesha johnson says she'll continue to press for answers about her husband's death and she says that her children including the third to be born in january will know that their father died a hero in service to this country. sergeant la david johnson's casket had just arrived at the airport when his widow myesha received a call from president trump. >> i was very angry at