. >> let's waity love sewell. >> all right. >> let's get to jen. hopefully we will get to see the marvel experience. i'm wondering how will this all work? >> it is, really cool, the

and our diana rocco joins us live on heritage road in sewell, new jersey where a entire neighborhood is still in the dark tonight diana a? >> reporter: and chris it has been a long, seven days, for many of the people living here in this neighborhood, and it still looks much like this . this is what heritage road looks like tonight. tree branches, still draped over power lines. and the lack of power crews has only fueled the frustration here. clean up is in full swing for most of the south jersey. and, power has been restored to most after last tuesday's storms it has been several days and hundreds are still waiting in the dark. >> really getting oldest specially with my neighbors getting electric ton days ago. >> reporter: dianne wagner is in gibbstown where last two customers got power back monday but clean up is far from over. >> i lost eight trees and roof off my house. >> it has been going back in time. we just, you know, trying to get by with no electric. >> reporter: across the county generators have been running on overtime on heritage road in sewell, damage is widespread. uti

sewell and depford 6:08 p.m. the storm relative velocity mode, where you have the red that is winds moving away and the green is moving towards the radar, we are looking at this in chester county, there is one little blip of red and it's mainly green that is showing the rush of green the destructive winds from the severe storm looking at the red not seeing twisting but a lot of red, take shelter because we have the tornado warning for camden gloucester and parts of northwestern burlington county all of that is until just after 60s to 6:30 p.m., that is where we have the tornado warning in effect until we have the graphic, until 6:30, here is the philadelphia international airport, right about here south of there in parts of gloucester county slicing through camden county and runnemede and burlynn and bumping into medford lakes. where the rotation could be indicated at the intersection of the new jersey turnpike and mantua and paulsboro road and union road and south glassboro road and tanyard road and hufferville

you can see deptford and you can see sewell, new jersey, you can see mullica hill this is the path and this is the area that we're watching in question as we watch some of the energy, some of the signs of rotation right now on ultimate doppler with this nasty line moving through the area. let's also show you some of the lightning that's occurring across the area. just a lot of lightning within this particular box. i'm going to draw a bock around the area we're watching to see how many lightning we're seeing. you can see the number of strikes over 2,000 strikes of lightning within that particular box. so just a lot of energy with the cells of thunderstorms that have developed over the delaware valley on this tuesday hot and humid day. our first official heat wave of the year. high temperatures have been in the 90s. feels like temperatures in the triple digits. so you have fuel for the tire so to speak and that's what's happening right now. we're getting showers and thunderstorms across parts of our area. they've turned severe. power outages across the area and also they've turned tornad

that's a nation we should change. >> congresswoman sewell it's been a very difficult week not only forharleston but for the whole country, and i remember sitting in the supreme court that day at the hearing with you and congressman john lewis, martin luther king iii and all of us when one supreme court justice talked about a racial entitlement, i remember you and i for years marching across from bridge in selma, remembering how we got this right in the first place, in your hometown. do you think -- i think that the senator said it right -- symbolism is great. i want to see the symbols down but the substance on protecting the right to vote is everything. if we don't get that taking the flag down will only be window dressing. >> i think you're absolutely right. you know i applaud all the efforts to take down the confederate flag. in fact, it's a long time overdue, but at the end of the day, it's about action. it's about substance over a symbol. and i think that i was honored today to be able to drop this bill, the voting rights advancement act with senator leahy on the senator side. so m

live in sewell, new jersey i'm andrea cruz, nbc 10 news. >> if you know someone who is still without power, tell them nbc 10 and comcast can help them plug in and power up their phone, tablet or computer. comcast xfinity locations in camden burlington gloucester and delaware counties are ready to recharge your devices. go to the nbc 10 news app to find the location nearest someone without power and let them know. >> keep the nbc 10 news app handy as we head into the weekend. you will get the latest updates on the approaching rain and its impact on you as well as the utility workers trying to get power back online. >>> a major shakeup for the phillies. 30 minutes ago, ryne sandberg announced he is resigning as manager. he took over from charlie manuel in august 2013. sandberg says he's disappointed with the phillies record of 26 wins and 48 losses this season. comcast sports net is gathering more information about the phillies' future and will bring that to us on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." >>> meantime we are following developing news out of france right now, where authorities have launch

mers to be a real transmission threat at that meeting but there is a difference of opinion of the sewellnment and national government and the concerns are growing more widely about the spread of this disease. >>> four asylum seekers four from iran and myanmar are starting their lives again and hoping to settle in australia but relocated to cambodia on a multi million transfer deal and we report from the capitol. >> reporter: they arrived with little ceremony hidden inside a van. the governments of cambodia and australia were equally sensitive with not official content but they were more vocal. >> the ethics of compassion and hospitality and justice from a very rich country with lots of space leave a lot to be desired. >> reporter: refugees refused going to australia and on the pacific island are given the option to be moved to cambodia and promised start up money, a home and job and access to schools and hospitals, the only problem is it's cambodia. one of asia's most immoverished nation and dealing with asylum seekers. >> and camp -- cambodia saying they can clear the problem. >> report

wrote checks, and mailed them to many a strong's drop boxes, one of them located at this business in sewell, new jersey. we alerted this principal and idaho that his school had been duped. >> i'm deeply disappointed, that someone would do this to us. we are such a low funded school, we struggle for every penny we can get and this plan was so well devised and the timing was so perfect , that they were able to sneak it through on us. >> reporter: over the course of nine months, armstrong cashed in. on more than $600,000. now, he will spend at least three and a half years behind bars. armstrong's attorney, rocco siprone. >> people make mistakes and have lapses in judgment and that is what happened to him. at the end of the day there are in dead bodies here, it was a white collar offense. >> reporter: federal have recovered half of the $600,000 that armstrong stole from those schools. today armstrong said he will pay back that second half, and then up to the u.s. government to make sure that all of that money is returned to the schools. outside federal courthouse camden i'm char lieutenant huff

. >> it's a very strategic spot in iraq, going north from baghdad to moss sewell along that road. it is also a strategic point to getting supplies down to ramadi and fallujah down in anbar province. so it is a very strategic spot within iraq, and one that isis is very reluctant to give up without a fight. this is a tactic that we've seen multiple times by them driving these armored suicide vehicles into the front lines, detonating, creating chaos and trying to exploit it. when isis took ramadi they had roughly 30 of these vehicles hit the front lines and that devastated iraqi security forces. that was part of the reason they had to holdback. this isn't a tactic that is unusual for them and the united states recognizing this as sent anti-armor weapons to iraq to try to stop these, but again proving very deadly on the battlefield, george. >> we know from past history, of course, that when isis takes these cities, it's very hard to get them out. they leave buildings bobby trapped. they leave explosions all over the place. explain what's happening there and also these lily pad bases w

i felt love with media that night. >> let's waity love sewell. >> all right. >> let's get to jen. hopefully we will get to see the marvel experience. i'm wondering how will this all work? >> it is, really cool, the question is do you want to hang out with your super heroes, of the football game, or do you want to know stuff from the action figure like the actual shield used in the captain america movie. so we will take you through, there is some interactive stuff. we are at lincoln financial feel. this exhibit, this amazing marvel experience is here, until july 6th. i have a little girl ape a little boy but you get to customize the costumes. so lets say you really like iron man, right. >> right. >> but maybe you are a lady, you can make iron man. >> that is really cool. >> cool. >> you can keep going through and changing it all different colors. >> the kid like what they did they can e-mail it to themselves. >> e-mail it and post it on facebook. >> a lot of things you have here are truly interactive. the kid, super fan, dad and mom, they get to be involved with what is going on. w

philadelphia school you seweller was keynote for the "camelot" schools grawingz ceremony temple last night. more than 00 student received their high school diploma taken represents a second chance for these students most of whom were turned, to school, after dropping out. >> and it was a celebration of life in norm philadelphia tonight. dozens of people turned out for one day at a time's annual hiv, aids victim ill. in addition to raising awareness, organizers say in event serves as a way to promote healthy, positive lifestyles. >> "jimmy kimmel live" coming up after "action news" with a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks, hello philadelphia, hoordz a sneak peek. >> we took your last name did you make him do that. >> no, oh, my god why does it mean a woman has to hold a gun you're going to beat saldana mean a woman has to hold a gun you're going to beat saldana [ laughter ] ohhhhh...laring] whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen perce

trucks were lined up early this morning at the united artist movie theater in sewell. it's a big operation taken some time but the company says employees are working around the clock to bring the lights back on in the area as soon as possible. >>> so even if you lose power the fox 29 news app is here to help you out. you can get weather and news alerts sent right to your phone and app is free. just seven for it in the apple and google play stores. >> philadelphia just raced the stakes to bring two gunmen to justice. almost a men since two men shot 13-year-old diamond santiago outside her stepfather's home in juniata park. the two guys running down the street had their guns blazing one of the bullets hit girl. fop lodge five is now putting up a $5,000 reward for information that leads to arrests. diamond has been in the hospital since may 29th. her family is very much struggling. >> she was an innocent child. could it happen to any other kid kid, and i know someone -- i know someone knows something. they just got to speak up and help us. >> diamond's family says she's d

this is from sewell showing the mess still covering their streets and homes.ht now about 160,000 people still have no power from chester county all the way into south jersey. >>> i mean just incredible. now we got rain on the way and it will be here for little while. here's scott will jumps. >> that's right. we're getting a preview right now, iain and lucy, as to what is to come over the next couple of days, but as we take a look outdoors right outside of our studios you can see some puddles still a few light raindrops falling. skype degrees. winds out of the northeast on the about 7 miles an hour and that wind will be important because we are looking at cooler temperatures tomorrow likely stuck in the mid to upper 70s with the clouds and showers at least the first part of the day. 84 degrees was the high temperature today. just 1 degree below where we shall be. 85 is the norm this time of year. 70 in atlantic city right now. we have 67 degrees currently in wilmington. 65 right now in allentown. low 60s in the pocono mountains. so it's kind of damp and dreary

you can see we're moving slowly but it's not jammed by creek road inform sewell by the citgo station the schuylkill expressway, yeah, in fact parked at the moment on the westbound side by the roosevelt boulevard on out toward the blue route where there was a crash earlier now off to the side but gave us this really heavy westbound delays on the schuylkill. luckily our vehicle fire on the ramp from fort washington to the westbound turnpike is now out and gone but that, too, gave us heavy delays and in the backlog westbound approaching willow grove there is a crash restricting traffic. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> now let's go on out to karen rogers. she's got a hot humid sticky forecast. good morning. >> yeah feeling oppressively humid today. i need the shades 'cause the sun just came through the clouds. let's take a look right now at your exclusive accuweather forecast. it's humid today and hot, a high of 91 degrees. we're watching for a gusty thunderstorm in the early afternoon hours into the evening. there could be torrential downpours and 60 miles an hour winds with any one o

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sewell: i just want to again reiterate my thanks. you know, in this commemorative year of the selma and montgomery march and so many pivotal moments including the upcoming 50th anniversary of the voting rights act, i thank you for your commitment and making sure we preserve these wonderful sites for future generations. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back her time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from alabama. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? >> mr. chairman i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. gallego of arizona. after the first dollar amount insert increased by $1 million, reduce by $1 million. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 333, the gentleman from arizona and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona is r

states right now and areas that have gotten very very expensive, the bond analogs, you know, con seweller, utilities are something we have been underweight for awhile. >> what's your thoughts on the banks? the s&p financial etf hits new highs on the prospect of rising rates and how that's good and positive for the banking sector but is this becoming some what of a value trap? because we haven't seen a significant improvement in lending in the u.s. we still haven't seen the fed rate rise. >> so i think it becomes more of a case by case basis. it's more of an active management environment and, again, valuations becoming one of the larger concerns that we've got so we're taking a global multiasset perspective and looking within the united states but as we take that exposure down looking elsewhere our highest conviction is europe as i mentioned earlier. i was in japan last week. that would be another higher conviction equity space call we have in our portfolios. stick with us here on worldwide exchange. let's take a look at the other top stories at this hour. ford is getting into the car shar

. >> south jersey we have collinswood, cherry hill, sewell, moorestown, haddonfield, and mount laurel. >> and we first announced this yesterday, and a lot of people are like my neighborhood isn't there each bracket has an open spot. that is where you come into get to voice your opinion. >> you can fill out your neighborhood in that opened spot. you can nominate which neighborhood should fill out our bracket before we begin the voting. >> oh, this will be so much fun. >> go to my fox philly.com, click on the ultimate philly neighborhood icon and once you do this we will fine this form will allow you to nominate a, neighborhood and i'm sure we will put that in there and take nominations until the even of the day on thursday. >> we have received, by the way, well over, 400 nominations for other neighborhoods in the a area. you mentioned those four open spots. >> one hundred for each if you break it down. >> a lot of people excited. >> we are talking about west deptford, new jersey, north philadelphia, glenside have been nominated. so next monday we will finish our bracket and let you beg

sewell's multiple provisions to enhance security. mr. carson's provisions to have f.b.i. allocation against domestic and foreign threats. and the role of the f.b.i. and d.n.i. in countering violent extremism, particularly in minors. ms. speieries provision to provide greater human rights oversight with certain foreign partners. mr. quigley's provisions regarding intelligence support to ukraine. and mr. swalwell's provision to ensure that department of energy national labs can work with local and state recipients of security grants. all this said while i bill largely reflects large choices i'm concerned that it uses the overseas contingencies operation's funding by the ill-conceived budget control act. i support the funding levels and the provisions which the i.a.a. offers but not how they fund them. we must undo sequestration not just employ accounting tricks to evade its levels only for defense and national security-related items. even some domestic programs and agencies that contribute to our homeland security cannot qualify for o.c.o. dollars while vital programs like

scott sewell for the company's winston-salem area told a newspaper if the medical device excise was repealed, they would look for a new plant in winston-salem. i ask unanimous consent to submit for the record this may 1 article from the "triad business journal." the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. foxx: it's clear that obamacare's excise tax has negatively impacted the people that live in north carolina's fifth district as well as people around the country and around the world. mr. speaker, this tax must be repealed and its harmful effects undone. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: i recognize two minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. kildee: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend from colorado for yielding. i rise today to speak in opposition to the previous question in order to make in order a vote to re-nor the empty port import bank. for americ