brought only nbc 10 into the jewelry store where surveillance captured men breaking through the sheetrock. the bouncing light is a flashlight on one man's head and another guy cuts the wires to the camera. it shows how the thieves broke through, through a hole they made in a roof next doofrmt. >> i was shocked because that was my friend. they are very friendly. >> reporter: he showed me the phone and cable wires police say the thieves cut in the back of the businesses to set off two false alarms overnight. once inside they kicked in the door that leads to a cement safe that lead to jewelry and jewels inside of it. >> this is actually our life. it is hard. i hope they catch the guy. >> reporter: this is the second time in as many months thieves have struck this store. they are determined to reopen as early as next week. police are look into similar cases in south jersey. nbc 10 news. >>> police in atlantic city need your help finding a thief who stabbed a store clerk during a robbery they show the thief holding a knife jumping the counter and attacking that clerk. police say this guy robbe

the business owners next door arrived from vacation this morning to chunks of sheetrock on the floor and numerous holes on the walls and ceilings, employees wouldn't go on camera but the suspects used an unknown tool to break into the safe where the jewelry is stored at the end. business day. rolex watches and diamonds were taken totalling 1.3 milli$1.3 m. an employee tells me that the insurance will cover some of this but not all. what means the store owner has to take on hundreds of thousands of dollars in out of pocket losses. >> all right thank you. >>> in other news, police had to shut down several lanes of i-95 because of a serious crash. the pickup truck at the cotman avenue exit. channel 6 "action news" was there as they loaded one person there into abambulance and only one lane of traffic was getting by as police worked to clear the wreckage. >>> another serious crash involving two cars and a school bus is underinvestigation along the 1900 block of old bethlehem pike. the driver of one car was injured and nobody on the bus was hurt. >>> we are now hearing from the parentses

. >> there was some sort of attack in the upstairs area, a hole in the sheetrock at the bottom of the stairs. and a blood trail that ended at mrs. clayton's body in the kitchen area. she was killed with a fiberglass awl handle. >> reporter: police become increasingly suspicious of kelly's husband thomas. >> i think he attacked her. he has no blood on him, i checked. i don't know. >> there was a lot of things that kind of raised some flags. >> reporter: there were no signs of forced entry or robbery. and despite witnesses and tom's gps, placing him at a friend's poker game that night, police take him into custody. >> once we arrested mr. clayton, the investigation did not stop. >> reporter: and while looking into tom's alibi, police learn that a woman at the poker game says tom asked to borrow her phone to make a call, just 90 minutes before he got home to find kelly's body. simultaneously police are looking into a new person of interest, michael beard. a former employee at one of tom's companies who had recently been fired. >> mr. beard would go the distance for tom. because tom was t

because every house had a little bit of water in and all of the sheetrock needs to come out up to two or four feet and all of the floor coverings need to come up. >> and this person manages an apartment complex on nordale and has a graveyard of cars left in the back and a skeleton of a home. >> what is it like the last two weeks. >> like hell. >> reporter: advanced notice would have allowed them to get valuable property and mementos out of their home. but that didn't come in time. they want to work from the disaster so the public work's department is developing a flood threat matrix which would use information related to river flows to warn residents up to three days ahead of time. it is a three-tiered system. level one is yellow, level two is orange, meaning it is likely to flood and red alert is evacuate because of imminent flooding. >> we're hoping that with better triggers in place and how the creek system works and the conditions and warnings, that we could provide better notice to our residents when the time comes. >> the city still needs to work out the details on what would tr

. >> got to take out the bottom of the sheetrock. there's mold. >> reporter: the construction signs inside this home on 20th street say it all. crews are cleaning up asbestos, and the home hasn't been yellow or red tagged. >> that's a scary set of circumstances. >> reporter: a lot of amanda's neighbors were hit bied iny floodwaters. >> this really is a public health problem. and the public representatives need to step up. >> reporter: the city says repair crews need to get inside the homes to repair and decontaminate, and the red tag would not allow that. the city has also been referring victims to cleanup companies, some of them non-profit. >> we really urgently need some sort of temporary housing solution. >> reporter: catholic charities has been struggling to house flood victims, including those who need a place to stay while their homes are decontaminated, which usually lasts about four months. but the high rental market is making it difficult. >> it is really, really hard. i mean, if this were almost any other place in the count

. >> because last time you had me in this little despair, this corner with sheetrock and exposed nails roof. that's where we were. >> good times. i'm sorry. i should have done this earlier. ainsley: when are you going to congress again? >> if they have me back, six months. look what i just did there with all kinds of literary stuff flying around. steve: you drinking out of this mug right here. steve: it says fox and friends on there. >> it's not one of those sipe mugs? that's good coffee. it's not coffee. i don't know what that is. good god. brian: mike roe, try to get here and relax a little bit. >> you know what you know? you need a devon. a fancy word for a sofa, brian. ainsley: what happened to you? you're all fancy now. >> i've been up a couple of days. i've made some mistakes, ainsley. ainsley: this is your only opportunity to take advantage of it. >> kick back, man. brian: kicking back. steve: you know what? most people when they're on a couch if they're watching tv, and we're all tv. >> i guarantee you 80% of your audience right now is on a couch. brian: or they're naked. >> wo