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we'll see what happens, live in ventnor, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> as always you can get constant updates on the storm including storm tracker 6 live on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. and "action news" is on early tomorrow morning to help you with what will surely be a messy friday commute. >> in the news a 10-year-old student in gloucester county is arrested and charged after admitting to making threats of school shootings in the district where he lives. the police announced the details of the child's arrest when a teacher in franklinville got an email overnight saying there would be a shooting at that school today. officials were notified and made the choice to close several schools for the day more threatening emails were sent. as we went along in the investigation we sent subpoenas to the email provider and phone companies and established an address in franklinville. myself and other detectives and other officers when out to the residence in franklinville and took into custody a 10-year-old student of this school dis

. >>> "action news" reporter john rawlins is live in ventnor where they are worried that the storm could cause beach erosion. what kind of precautions are they taking at the shore. >> people are urged upp down the shore to move cars out of flood prone areas and expect that there could be road closures and atlantic city is expecting large crowds because of the boat show and maker high school sporting event and urging people that come into the town to be patient as they navigate the roads. during the next 24 to 48 hours wind and coastal flooding and possible beach erosion good how are people reacting to that forecast? >> half and half. people take it seriously and some people don't. >> tidal flooding entering bay side streets. >> the highest tides are saturday morning 9:00 a.m. and we are asking folks to be ready to move vehicles to higher ground. >> ventnor -- >> a beach community. we are used to this. >> as in used to storm and tide related high water. the map in the city office is color coded. streets in yellow most at risk. the yellow zone to get around during flooding they use high wa

to get around ventnor has the desert storm vehicle ready one of two storm trucks. and the home of the rody family for 53 years, with forecasts like today kathleen does a careful calculation. >> i judge when high tide is and how high the winds are and a full moon, you put them together and you know if you have to move your car. >> well, kathleen and her husband have seen a lot of street flooding in five decades but all part of the tradeoff for living near the water at the shore. and waiting to see what happens in the next 24 to 48 hours or so. >> all right john thank you. >>> in delaware city newcastle county. police decided to use portable retaining walls in the hopes they prevent some flooding and it keeps water off the streets close to the delaware river. the police chief says that the walls are successful in the past and the town has two heavy duty pumps to protect themselves and the third one is on stand by. "action news" talked to peco crews today they are prepared to react to power outages come tomorrow and staffers are on stand by to respond quickly and the

the water was equally wild down at ventnor heights.with a price, visible signs of beach erosion, across that area. >>> anytime a storm hits you can keep track with the very latest where ever you are by using our free six abc app that gives you updates posted by our team of accu weather meteorologists, access to live double scan radar and traffic cameras to check on road conditions before they leave home. >>> investigators have not yet released the name of the 57 year-old man who was killed last night, when a tree, crashed on to a car in montgomery county. police tell "action news" it happened at 7:00 o'clock on the south gulf road area between arden and upper gulf roads in upper merion township at the scene they found a 40- foot long section of the tree, on top of the victim's vehicle. the tree landed on top of the front windshield, dashboard and front seat, no other injuries have been reported. >>> police need your help in finding a five three-year old man who is missing from the wynfield section of the philadelphia. anthony medially

this is black horse pike at west end avenue where we make that right turn to get to ventnor and this is notorious ly flooded and they basically leave the road closed barricade is here full-time 365 days a year instead of keeping them back and forth from their garage because they use them so often we have showed this on the water completely, good thing now is for early travelers, no floods so you can make the left. police are already telling you don't count on the black horse pike and white horse pike to be opened much this weekend take the atlantic city expressway which is elevate add above the bay water and marsh lands. so far, so good at the shore but they know worries yet to come and high tide because those winds coming from that direction will just layer on top of each other. they won't recede and go back out to the ocean so worse of the high tides likely tomorrow morning, and war of the winds later today through tomorrow morning, guys. >> all right, steve, thank you >>> that is down the shore. let's head inland because we will all be affect by this one way or the other. lets go

shore lines even prompting thesouri avenues in atlantic city to be shutdown mid-day due officials in ventnor city bracing for the flooding. >> what we call hi, high wheel vehicles. they're left over vehicles that we useet to resident that may be strand >> bay areas being the most vulnerable r. >> all of theinto the bay can't get out then the tide comes up, pushes watters in atlantic city to the pavement edge village heaviest hit has been from the winds. as stop signs struggled and >> alexandria hoff,ness >> and blow by this storm packed a strong punch for much some who ventured into flood watters in new england had to be specially towns on the massachusetts coast. creating just a mess. high wind ofdirections cents.>> and york dealt with record breaking is near syracuse new york 14 inches of snow it the snowiest day of winter for them and the fourth snowiest marchan believe that. shovels and snow blowers of course came in next storm with the eyewitn weather app available on devices forhilly in your app m tp>> meantime, powerful winds from this nor'easter forced federal offices in friday. and

. >> down the shore, minor flooding in the back bays like here in ventnor forced people to wade to knee-higho get to their cars. >> oh, my god! holy plp h. [ bleep ] >> it all started with a downed tree in havertown, delaware county. at the same time, a transformer at the site also caught fire. a driver hit the brakes on his car as another tree fell hitting his hood. luckily, the driver was not hurt president. >>> also in delaware county, several trees toppled over next to this house in drexel hill yesterday. you can see the pile of broken branches next to the home. it just missed causing major damage to that house. >>> this morning, philadelphia police are looking for a hit and run driver who crashed into a woman's car and then fled the scene. officers responded to the roosevelt boulevard and friendship street just after 4:00 this morning in may fair. after the woman's car hit this tree. the second car investigators believe they're look for could be a yellow hummer with front end damage. the victim, in the meantime, is in critical condition. all inner southbound lanes are closed between fri

the show and you can see that dick over there, just a half an hour ago we're a mile down the street ventnor heights on the back bay there and we are here in margate and on the marina water choppy and wind blowing, the rain has stopped since difficult that tease five minutes ago. we have one positive. and plus it has gotten colder out. so, just getting awful out here. i don't know if this is even a smart move to walk around on these marinas with everything being wet but tough go of it, at least for the sea gulls this morning. i noticed they are taking cover as well. we are at jefferson avenue and am hearst, there is jerry's place, memories, and all of these stores bring back peoples memories of past storms. here is our plan now and you can see the jefferson avenue within way sign blowing back and forth and there is the rain, coming back to us, as i say, it stopped and then lot streetlight and you can see rain blowing in sheets. plan is to go from the back bay to the oceanfront, why is that? because you remember big ongoing story with the people of margate they didn't want those dunes, becaus

officials in ventnor city spent the day bracing for the possibility of tidal flooding. >> what we callehicles, the army core left over vehicles that we used to get to residents that may be stranded when high water. >> bay areas being the most vulnerable. >> all of the water is push up into the base and can't get out. then the tide comes up and pushes it even further. >> high tide brought water to the pavement edge, village appeared minimal. heaviest hit has been from the wind as struggled then eventually snapped. >> alexandria hoff, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> blow by blow this storm passed strong punch for must of the eastern seaboard. some ventured into the flood watters in new england had to be rescued. things specially rough for towns on the massachusetts coast. waves crack into the sea wall there creating quite a mess, that coupled with the high wind sent water in all directions. >> and up-state new york, dealt with record breaking snowfall. this is video near syracuse. the city got more than 14 inches of snow yesterday. that made it the snowiest day of the winter, and the fourt

ventnor city fire department was put to the test as a house fire broke out with 40 to 50 miles an hour gusts, fe fighters climbed a latter to the second floor as they tried to get the fire under control. neighbor bob who lives four doors down said he appreciates their dedication under such extreme conditions. >> it is bad, i mean, the wind , i have been picking up all day and you know we have little snow, moisture here it is almost like sleet. >> reporter: this is some video i just took a half an hour ago at former trump plaza where two large chunks of the tower fell off and there was debris. it has been block off from traffic and pedestrian traffic , and it is a dangerous situation, long the boardwalk we can see, some of the insulation from the walls was blowing on to the boardwalk, it is all over the ground we will have, four video and more information about that situation, and also, hopefully we will find out the result of that fire, i know fire chief was just coming back when i spoke to him about 15 minutes ago, and so we will get more information about the extent of the damage tha