. >> reporter: pse pse&g crews are on the scene digging under the surface of the road trying to fix the issue starting at 12:30 a.m. the eastbound side of 70 is closed from grove to past

>> reporter: well, tam, pse&g crews are here trying to make the repairs. if you look past the vehicles you can see they have dug underneath the surface of the roadway as they continue to fix the issue. this is a busy stretch, but you do want to avoid it, the eastbound side of route 70 in cherry hill is closed to traffic from grove past curtis traffic is getting by in the westbound lanes, so a lane is closed. when we first got here we were standings closer to curtis where it happened. crews said it was not safe to stand that close. police say no one needed to be evacuated from their homes. along 70 it is commercial. this happened in the eastbound lanes of route 70 near curtis and cherry hill around 12:30. pse&g said one of the crews was completing work on a project for the department of transportation project when a line was cut. when the repairs will be complete it is estimated between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. avoid the area, service to customers was not disrupted. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> more breaking news out of bucks county. police ar

. >> reporter: pse&g crews are here working to fix the leak. the equipment has brought in to help fix the issue. when we first got here we were by curtis where this happened. police say it was not safe to stand right there. nobody needed to be evacuated in the surrounding neighborhoods. this happened in cherry shil around -- cherry hill. pse&g said one of the crews were completing work and a two inch main was cut. eastbound side is closed from grove to past curtis, westbound lanes are open, traffic is getting by. as to when the repairs will be complete. pse&g estimates it could be somewhere between 7:00 a.m., and 8:00 a.m. we'll keep an eye on the scene and bring you any updates as we get them. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> more breaking news, a deadly crash left a person dead and 6 others injured in delaware. two cars collided on the 2700 block of frazier road in newark at 11:30 p.m. medicine i cans transported 6 other people to the hospital including one by a state police helicopter. we're awaiting more information about the vic

pse&g is here making the repairs. even from when we've been here you can see a change. initially you could see what appeared to be the natural gas spurting whether it was vapor or whatever something spurting from the line. they are getting it under control. of course, we'll keep an eye on it and let you know what we see in the next half-hour. live in cherry hill, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> david said it wasn't humid yesterday afternoon, it wasn't. >> reporter: the humidity came back overnight and it is muggy this morning and staying that way until this afternoon when a cold front arrives. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry this morning looking outside, we're looking at what are we looking at? some sort of sky6 live hd, the commodore barry bridge, you can see there's going to be plenty of sunshine early up over the horizon. we're expecting sun and clouds, but the big story today will be the heat and humidity continuing. right now we have warm numbers, 74 in philadelphia. 71 in wilmington. even 70 in allentown. 71 in readi

guys at the ps pse&g said, it is not dangerous and they proved it today. it could have been worse.te zero seven has been under reconstruction for god knows how long. we don't know fit is part of the construction that did this or maybe just the heat and stretch from the heat that we often hear, buckles road and maybe that happened out here and then that caused the gas line to burst, we will find out later but good news they got the gas shut off, but the road and traffic is still need to be shut off for a while because they have a deep crater on route 70. >> great they got that gas off , thanks for the update then. steve? >> i'm going to reply for a job with the gas could have at show. >> why is that. >> are you qualified. >> well, i seem to be. >> is the shot still up, maybe it would be funnier if the shot was up, i don't know. >> keep going, over, because. ... >> you don't want to smoke around gas. >> things must be going well. >> yes. >> do you need help with that? they are going to be so mad at me. i cannot get to south jersey to day. >> yes it is just a joke we're just joking, i

he will be lucky if he can get a as pse of the wall because you see in this cartoon he's going to be surrounded by quite security. israel is deplaying 10,000 police officers for -- deploying police officers for the crowd. the left wing paper has a great expectation. they want to see progress on a peace deal. their editorial is a message to the government about the visit aying they should harness his determination and draft a deal that with involve two states. as the paper points out trump has demonstrated he doesn't deal care what a final looks like as long as there's a deal. that could lead to lots of upset as we see in takar don't know. we have him telling the leaders move the embassy to juvenile and western wall to tell investigative and the first abbas and the second upsets netanyahu. >> you have reaction from the yesterday. language bic colleagues pulled some out p paper who writes about the change in tone that a lot of about saying trump is transformed into a creature f tolerance but the conference won't be the start of peace in the middle east but a war sunni and shiite muslim

the war, insecurity, the colla pse famine.security, the collapse of the economy, all of that is lending to a situation where there is no choice but to slip into it. 7 million people in the country already are in a fragile situation in terms of the lack of security. if we cannot respond with medical support and support in food and nutrition, they will famine by the end of the year. really? 7 million? i always feel that we start to talk about salmon and we start to talk about salmon and we start to talk about these sorts of numbers and there is a danger people around the world will feel that perhaps you are exaggerating. —— famine. the idea of 7 million people facing the very immediate and real danger of starvation to death is almost unimaginable. yeah. but it doesn't happen all at once. it happens incrementally. measures we have taken in communities in 59 districts through the country, in the north and the south, shows quite clearly the fragility of the communities, the fragility of the communities, the families and individuals

our nerves would colla pse the british future.f brexit. it really comes down to the technical aspects of what really would happen. is it rules everyone skips back to? are the terrorists going to be differentially complicated? are they going to be queues of ten miles of trucks at each side of the border? the train going across the channel for different parts of it construction. there are all capillary economic stuff. that is the fear, the uncertainty this will all be a mess. there will be less foreign investment from other countries which would think this would be a good base to do europe from. the germans cannot cope with that. they are not supposed to put up what is the virtue of britain? to make free trade deals with new zealand? and the rest of the world. growth is higher everywhere than the eu. i've fear leaving the eu without the deal. it takes a long time to look at the agreement between canada and europe, which took years and years. when we leave the eu, tariff agreements tend to take a long time because people argue over s

in his first interview since the crisis started, alex cruz said a power surge was behind the colla pseas behind the collapse of its it systems. he rejected claims that cost—cutting was to blame. authorities in bangladesh are trying to evacuate up to1 million people from their bangladesh are trying to evacuate up to 1 million people from their homes before a powerful cyclone makes landfall. they say the cyclone is likely to hit the east coast early on tuesday. the weather office warns coastal districts could face flooding as a result of storm surges along the seafront. and let us show you these pictures, a severe thunderstorm has had the russian capital of moscow uprooting hundreds of trees. at least 11 people were known to have been killed, more than 40 known to have been killed, more than a0 people have sought medical help. reports say electric cables were damage and routes were blown off wins by —— blown off by wins region of 200 kilometres per hour in some cases. last week it was a ferocious handshake with the donald trump and on monday, emmanuel macron showed his strength with anot

complacent because it is all going to be easy but it seems the tories hope that ukip's vote would colla pseght would be put back together given their support and that looks like a strategy that could pay off and come true for them. labour, on the other hand, have real reason to be worried from what they've seen today. they have four weeks to really pull their socks up, but i think that it is a real ta ll socks up, but i think that it is a real tall order for them to turn things around. for the liberal democrats, though, maybe not so much ofa democrats, though, maybe not so much of a problem from today. they don't feel hugely energised because they are not seeing much sign of a genuine comeback, nor disaster, really. but again in scotland for the snp, they are absolutely still the snp, they are absolutely still the dominant party but perhaps they may have a few anxieties. they might see their sky high ratings at the last general election might be a bit choppier to achieve this time around but we can't say enough time — local elections are not the same as general elections. not everybody arou

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westbound lanes aren't he can shut down, even though pse&g wanted it.hey brought two more trucks in. they look like equipment to cap this thing but they have to dig up the road first and they have in the even begun to do that. the guy who was talking to me said this will be going like this until at lee 6:00 a.m. so there is no danger, and would i let you hear this, but now the sound of the engines is drowning out the loud his sing sound. a real strange sight. also strange that the westbound lanes as you can see them bob are still opened. i guess that proves that there is no danger but when you see gas like this and you have a combustible engine 30 feet away, would i think differently. >> steve, now westbound lanes are opened. are eastbound lanes closed where you are standing. >> yeah, we will spin around and show you traffic light which is now green right at wegmans old garden state race track right at land rover, cherry hill triplex where you see commercials all the time that is the build ago above bushes here but you can see closed road at hat on fiel

pse&g says one of their crews was working when a 2-inch main was accidentally cut.y were able to repair the problem and traffic was flowing again by 10:40 this morning. >>> volunteers is the center in the park were honored today. it's a senior center in germantown. that he were treated to a luncheon. mayor jim kenney addressed the group and thanked them for all their hard work. he said that even though this is love your park week he's finding it a little hard to be outside. he and his allergies are acting up and we know he's not alone. >> delaware senator tom carper concerned about protecting federal clean air. he stopped by the air monitoring station here in wilmington for a tour. representatives from the american lung association were there. they want to make sure that folks do have clean air to breathe. >>> meantime from our new jersey news room crews will be working round the clock to finish the avalon beach fill project. it's going to be completed in just a few days ahead of schedule. nearly a million cubic yards of sand had been put on the north avalon beach f

they say it follows a "greater number of baby deaths and colla pses" at the hospital between june 2015tell us they called in the police because of concern about a number of deaths of premature babies at the neonatal unit here, in particular, 15 babies. cheshire police say that they will focus on eight babies and review a further seven and look at six small infants who came very close to death here but who survived. their investigation is just underway but the hospital has said that it has called the police and it took that decision after a lot of thought, did not take it lightly, reason it done so, previous independent clinical reviews into this hospital and into the neonatal unit, but the reeve use couldn't find any reason why all of these deaths happened, or were unexplained. the hospital wants to rule out the fact, the possibility, that these babies died of a natural causes, that is why it has brought the police in. —— but the reviews. they know that it will cause further heart ache and distress to the families of the babies, we have heard from one family, through their solicitor, t

we have been talking about the ukip colla pse have been talking about the ukip collapse overnight, theylier? they were talking about a rebrand, a bright future. essentially he has notjust admitted defeat but essentially said that defeat but essentially said that defeat is worth it, ukip has achieved what it set out to do all those years ago. i think following that statement it will be very difficult for paul nuttall to say what you give is for. he is basically saying, job done. i get why people didn't vote for us. it is a curious position. four years ago in this studio nigel farage came in and we couldn't get him out. he said their first several hours. it was their first several hours. it was their big breakthrough. this is implying, andi their big breakthrough. this is implying, and i hope i am not being unfairto implying, and i hope i am not being unfair to paul nuttall, the purpose has gone, has evaporated. that is the imprecation. he does say in another part of the statement that the party has a bright future. the wave that swept it in in 2013 has swept back out again. what do you m

it is a familiar picture in terms of the colla pse familiar picture in terms of the collapse of ukip.e 15 games for the conservatives and 15 losses for the conservatives and 15 losses for ukip. the east of england telling us quite a familiar story by now. those are the norfolk figures, i want to go straight to andrew sinclair, our correspondent in great yarmouth, that is where he was earlier. andrew, where are you? i am now at county hall in norfolk. with the wii would come here for the final declaration. this place was technically in no overall control, this conservatives were just about able to run it for the last year now they have a majority of 26 and across norfolk, the conservatives brought in some very impressive majorities, as the counting went ahead. the other headlines in norfolk, yes, ukip have been wiped out, as they have been across east anglia but also the green party have been wiped out. they were wiped out because of a small labour surge which we saw in norwich in the labour heartland of norfolk really. this is quite important, because this part of norwich, the seat wa