pocono, and lancaster, 56. 58 degrees in dover, and 57 in atlantic city. temperatures not going very far. later this afternoon, well below normal for this time of year. 71 in normal for this time of year. it will be cool and windy once again. and up to 32 miles per hour in atlantic city. gusty winds stayed at the northeasterly flow. flooding a concern once again, especially around 2:00 later in the afternoon with the high tide along the coast. nothing showing up on radar, all that moisture down to the south. that being said, we could see drizzle and a stray shower throughout the day, but for the most part, we are going to keep it dry and cloudy. by 8:00, just 55 degrees. lunchtime, looking at 59. still below 60 at this point, and 4:00 mostly cloudy and 61. cool and windy today. we are going to start to warm up during the workweek, and we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> police in gloucester county are not releasing the identities of a husband and wife killed in an apparent murder/suicide. police were called yesterday morning and they say a 67-year-ol

and it is a soggy scene in atlantic city. as we mentioned, a lot of roads are flooded there and there is a possibility of some coastal flooding as well. meteorologist melissa magee is tracking the system soaking the tri-state area throughout the weekend when "action news" at noon continues. stay with us. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> meteorologist melissa magee is here and i think there is sigh of relief in the area. >> joaquin. it is a strong hurricane but it does now look like the shift is to move the hurricane well away from the atlantic coast and we are tracking that. and we are tracking the moisture, rickings with stormtracker live radar. moderate rockets -- pockets of rain. moving into trent and south and east of the i-95 corridor and wood bury, glassboro. and going acros

we're right near the end of atlantic avenue in atlantic c y city, right in the inlet section. look at some video that we got just a couple hours ago in ventnor approaching low tide, and we found water in the streets. ventnor heights section of ventnor, a lie lying area, prone to flooding, but several hours after high tide, we found waters in the streets. the water since receded, but we are looking at another day of moderate tidal flooding here at the jersey shore coming up at high tide at about 12:30 on the ocean, and one to two hours later on the backs this afternoon. we are looking at a very similar situation to what we saw yesterday, moderate tidal flooding, roads flooded in low lying areas, and even areas that do not usually see flooding, well, this situation is more serious causing a lot of the high water. the reason? because all of this per sis tent northeast winds that we've been having for days and days here at the shore, the winds just continuing to push water from the ocean into the back bays, the bays are very, very full, very swollen, and the situation that you get

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atlantic canadacanada. atlantic canada has its own dynamic. we will see the commonality. it is a good indication that people are looking for change. >> before i losei lose you, because of your background and your association with -- you both grew up together, both sons of major figures in the liberal party, tell me something that we probably do not know. >> it is dangerous to tell stories about your boss. that is a trick question. i will tell you one thing that i do not think -- i we will tell you one thing that i do not think canadians have seen, perhaps, as those of us that worked with him every week. he is an enormously disciplined, hard-working person. our caucus and candidates across the country were inspired by the level of his focus. he stayed focus on canadians , did not get distracted by some of the nested negative attacks. that is a pretty important quality. >> we appreciate your time once again. congratulations on your win. we have a party going,a party going, so we better let you join it. thank you so much. >> thank you. now, onenow, one of the interesting thi

and joaquin, in the atlantic right now. right now in philadelphia, 57 and a cool start to the day, and winds out of the northeast at 18 miles per hour. there's your coastal flooding in the dark green in the coast of new jersey and delaware with high tide around 2:00 p.m., and we could see additional beach erosion and property damage and flooding, so keep that in mind if you are living in those spots. a coastal flood advisory in the light green until midnight tonight. we're looking outside and we are looking at lots of clouds outside again, a gray day at the beaches and we're going to kaept clouds in place for the most part, and we are going to keep it dry. we may see a sprinkle throughout the day, a stray shower and that would be about it, and the coastal flooding would be the problem later this afternoon. we're all dry on radar, and mainly dry throughout the day. the easterly flow, the winds still in place helping to push the water onshore, so right around 12 miles per hour in lancaster, and 22-mile-per-hour in millville,

states and high surf and rip currents for the mid atlantic states, lester. even though no landfall and still we have to worry about its major effect. all right, al roker, thanks very much. >>> following late breaking news. let's go to gadi schwartz for more. >> there's a military plane crash in afghanistan. the pentagon confirms a u.s. c-130 transport plane carrying 12 peel crashed near jalalabad. five serviceman killed and contractors and two local afghans. it happened as they took off from jalalabad airport. they say there were no reports of hostile activity in the area. lester holt will be back after this commercial break. >>> tonight more on our investigation into the most common artificial turf that millions of american kids play on made of ground-up tires. last night we told you about parents' fears it might possibly cause cancer and the federal government's failure to give any kind of guidance on whether this turf is dangerous or safe. it's leaving it up to local communities to decide. the result is confusion, concern and we met a family who is pullin

underway, rahel. >> reporter: neighbors here in atlantic city tell me they are worried. some a they have not even finished making preparations and repairs rather from sandy. so they don't think they can handle another major storm. this is as governor chris christie declares a state of emergency. >> right now weather reports are not encouraging. >> reporter: minutes in the press conference, thursday, new jersey governor chris christie, wasted in time. >> i have signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency in new jersey as of this morning. >> reporter: christie says it ties soon to order evacuations but now is the time for atlantic, cape may, cumberland and salem count toys prepare and think ahead. >> if i have to, i will go but would i rather not. i was here for sandy. i lived through that. i can't imagine anything worse than that. >> currently oem is monitoring weather situation. our main focus is on preparedness for storm and i'll get back to that in a second. nj dot is cleaning drainage systems. they have activated all emergency operations centers testing t

sabina is in atlantic city, hi. >> reporter: good morning, sue. that rain is coming down harder but that wind just really gusting out here. look at those white caps you can see in south jersey we are getting ready, we will let you know what they are doing. >> you can hear that wind. and a community comes together a after a deadly shooting on a oregon community college campus yesterday. >> anger caused this and we cannot have anger around us right at this minute. we need love, compassion, healing, and it will take a long time. >> that lady one of the resident banning together in the wake of the tragedy that left nearly a a dozen people dead. >> good day, everybody. it is friday, october 2nd, 2015. such a somber day. i remember leaving tv on and listening and so many people are like here we are again another mass shooting. >> we have had 15 just during president obama's time in office. so, so sad. >>> big story, of course, this day is what is going on in the atlantic right now. joaquin, really high wind, lot of water that will bring with it, and you

check out the water that collected here on albany avenue in atlantic city. the high water is near the bay, which again overflowed. flooding closed the pike for a time, and the lanes are now back open to traffic. a similar scene in ventnor. and then coastal flooding watch in effect. monique braxton is live in o digital operations center. >> no doubt people are keeping their rain boots close, and they are concerned about the wind but they tell us what they are most concerned about is the high tide. as you know there was one overnight last night and another one expected this afternoon, and look at the incredible video we captured. friday night, this house collapsed. we found the back bay home floating in the grassy sound channel in middletownship. and one neighbor says debris that from house hit the plumbing under her home and inside it was dry, the homeowner anticipates water. >> i am fourth generation down here, so i'm used to this. i don't have rugs, i roll them up so they don't get wet every year. >> neighbors say they are planning to repair a dock they bui

live on sky 6 in atlantic city. it's cool and windy, the current temperature, 63 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint, 51 degrees, it's much down from yesterday. we're no the getting the hiewvment we did yesterday -- humidity we did yesterday, but certainly a lot of moisture. here's the day planner. winds out of the northeast at 18 miles per hour. today shot a lot of rain, just a bit at times, especially south and east of the city. we're seeing that here on satellite 6. we can look at future tracker and map this out at 8:30 we may get rain we're dealing with at times in the morning. in the afternoon, mostly dry maybe a scattered shower here or there, today is not a big rainmaker for you. let's talk about what to expect with hurricane joaquin. a cat three hurricane with sustained winds. since 2:00 a.m., a serious hurricane, cat 3. when you went to bed at whats a cat 2. it increases in intensity tomorrow. this is a cat 1 hurricane off the coastline near raleigh monday at 2:00 a.m. a tropical storm tuesday at 2:00 a.m

vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >>> welcome back on this sunday morning. lots of sunshine, a little chilly right now but warmer than what we started off with. bright sunshine in the pocono mountains. we started around 37 degrees earlier this morning and made it into the 40s in pocono mountains. center city, clear skies, and you need sunglasses this morning but also need a jacket as you head out because we are seeing cold temperatures across the area, especially to the north and west. 55 in wildwood. by this afternoon we will see temperatures in the upper 60s around 70 in philadelphia, and 69 de

live at the atlantic city beaches, more from the shore coming up. but melissa magee one more time with the latest from accuweather. >> we are tracking the heavy rain and gusty winds at the coast. the radar, the moisture across the delaware and lehigh valley, going in tighter on street level, you can see moderate if not heavy pockets of rainfall from trent, including areas in medford lakes and same for glassboro, and also into areas in south jersey in salem and cumberland county. as far as the rainfall we have seen in philadelphia, close to 3/4 of an inch, and pottstown a little more than a half. and 1.2 in atlantic city but it looks like the moisture will increase going through the afternoon and into the evening showers. gusty winds, another big concern. inland could have sustained winds 15-25 miles per hour. and gust anywhere as high as 40 miles per hour. and along the coast we have a coastal flood warning in . and the moisture we are tracking is independent of the tropical system. we have hurricane joaquin, still a category four storm. winds susta

atlantic county executives sent this letter to atlantic case community college's president and trustees urging them to consider arming security, especially on the school's secluded campus. the school's president says it's a very real possibility and that he's working with the officials to develop a strategy to improve overall security. students gave us their opinions. >> they should have guns just in case because you never know what can happen. >> looking around, it feels like it's really -- it brings intensity. >> i think our security has been doing very well with keeping us safe. >> college administrators are expected to make recommendations to the board of trustees in the next three months. changes could come by late january. >>> now you're nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> welcome back on this saturday morning, i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. it's chilly today, this morning, cool this afternoon, and breezy, and cold tonight. cold sunday into monday. there's a freeze watch tonight and sunday into monday. weather headlines on your sat morning, yeah. colder weekend. we'll feel the c

vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> good morning, i'm danny, the pig skin, eagles and saints square off at the link at 1:00. the eagles continue to improve as the week progresses towards kickoff. left tackle, peters, listed as questionable with the quad injury and said thursday, he'd play sunday. certainly, bradford is better off with the left tackle on the field. maxwell listed as pr

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atlantic city, beach haven, trenton and millville. 67 in reading, that's the cool spot. all the areas are going to get up above 70 degrees as we go a little later into the afternoon. satellite showing you that it's going to stay sunny. we don't have the development of too much cloud cover. later in the afternoon a little bit starts to pop through, but generally speaking we're be looking at lots of sun from start to finish. sunny skies in allentown. nice for the lehigh valley with highs about 74. not only in allentown, but up the road in bethlehem and easton, as well. down the shore, sunny and pleasant, cooler along the ocean water that's typical along the boards. 70 degrees. today in philadelphia, 75 degrees. overnight -- this morning we were down to 58 degrees, tonight similar. as we look at the evening commute, 75 degrees, warm by 4:00 p.m. warm by 5:30, 72 degrees, once the sun goes down, by 7:00 p.m. we're zipping down into the upper 60s and continuing to fall from there. tomorrow we have a cold front from the west. ahead of it we'll get mild, 7 # degrees, at times t

ocean, in this. >> i left, the the shores of west africa and made my way across the atlantic. >> reporter: for queen's native victor moon i, it is not an easy 5,000-mile journey. >> this has been my home for 15 months. >> reporter: he hatched the the idea more than a decade ago as a way to raise awareness for hiv and aid research. >> i have lost brother to this disease, i have another one battling this disease. >> reporter: this is his fourth attempt, in 11 his rehoboth both took on water. >> i sustained 14 days, into the middle of atlantic. >> reporter: his boat attacked by a shark. >> the shark put the a hole in the boat. he was hungry. >> reporter: this attack was not easy either. victor says in haiti pirates surrounded his ship, attached their vessel to his and then brought him a shore. >> i was prepared to die. i remember walking with roseries, on my hands. >> reporter: he activated an emergency beacon. >> the coastguard officials came with their plan and then i... i broke down. i started crying. >> reporter: on top of that victor only had a satellite phone and gps locate or but very

even the shorepoints, cape may and atlantic city checking in at 67 or 68. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast flyers home opener tomorrow, if you're doing tailgating for that. weather cooperates again, 74 degrees, mostly sunny skies, clouding up monday night, shower or two tuesday morning, mixture of clouds and sun the rest of the way. 75 degrees, tuesday is a warm afternoon. the cold front slides through the numbers drop off. next saturday, 59 is the high. overnight lows even in the city down in the 30s, enjoy today and tomorrow. >> paramedics from new castle county, delaware are holding a food drive collecting canned goods and boxed items that help feed the homeless. paramedics are accepting donations. for a list of items they need and locations head to 6abc.com. >>> tonight a new host takes over america's funniest home video. alonzo vitarelli stalks to him. >> the difference is that when you're looking at it on your phone or computer you're doing it by yourself. when afv it's a show where you can sit down in front of the tv with other members of

new video from overnight shows areas in atlantic county continuing to deal with the high water. we take a live look at cape may. the worst of the rain is out of here although we could see a stray shower today, and you will need a jacket because it will be cool outside. >>> this morning we continue to learn more about the deadly college shooting in oregon, and what the sheriff says about how the gunman died following the massacre. i am ted greenberg and it's 6:00 a.m. on this sunday morning. thank you for being with us. and meteorologist, michelle grossman is in the first alert weather center. we are still dealing with the windt

atlantic city at 59 with mostly cloudy skies. and as we push into the rest of tonight, temperatures will get closer to average dropping down right around 50 degrees for philadelphia. temperature-wise we're at 62 in allentown. 59 in pottstown. 59 in wildwood. a closer look at our 24 hour temperature change map and that shows we're starting to warm things up as we head into the rest of today. we will gradually push back into the 70s as we head into next week and look the shore line, temperatures are still staying down. so we will start to see a coastal flood advisory in effect at least until midnight and this is mainly going to affect parts of cape may stretching into philadelphia and delaware. our concerns will mainly be a minor tidal flooding, also low lying roads are going to be a concern and then this is going to happen a few hours after high tide which is closer to 5:00 and 6:00 this evening. but then we will see things improving. winds still up to about 32 miles per hour. in atlantic city, close to 40. george utou down. this

winds gusting out of the northeast currently 38 miles per hour at the atlantic city airport. philadelphia and wilmington pretty close to that, 36 and then the winds still pretty strong but they do drop off as you head north and west. allentown currently 22 miles per hour wind gusts. satellite6 along with action radar showing what's going on. we've been talking about this all week. it's not a coastal storm, it's not a nor'easter it's a stalled frontal boundary with high pressure up to the north. this is what's pulling in all that moisture from the atlantic and we're stuck in this weather pattern right through the night. so, future tracker showing if you're heading out you definitely want your rain gear. at 11 o'clock a band of some heavy rain pushing through the i-95 corridor. as we head into tomorrow morning, we'll still have some showers around especially early in the day, not looking at widespread heavy rain tomorrow, though. it will be tapering off as we head through the day but a damp day, a cool day and windy day. so future tracker showing on saturday this is additional

forty in atlantic city. even in philadelphia we have had a 45 miles an hour wind gusts, these are only going to get stronger as we go through tonight as we expect winds to gust of upwards of 50 miles an hour at times down the shore. coastal flood warning for moderate to major flooding in spots extend from toms river, right on down through the delaware beaches. it does include the mouth of the delaware bay and the delaware river. that goes until 6:00 p.m. sunday. in thank northeast wind, it will be felt first along the shore points, you have been seeing to it day but over the weekend we will start to pile up that the water. it starts to funnel in the delaware bay and over the weekend the high tide time is when you see best fit for flood ago long the delaware. high wind warning a along the coast 50 miles an hour gusts are possible. let's talk about these coastal impacts. wind gusts to 50 miles an hour could cause property damage. anything in the the secured could be blown away. we have beach erosion. we had be

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city, look at the conditions behind me, atlantic city officials met this afternoon to talk about how they are preparing for joaquin, they want residents to start stocking up on food and water and medication or start think being another place to take shelter. atlantic city officials urge reads to prepare for the possibility of evacuation as head of hurricane joaquin saying they are still watching the forecast closely. >> people living in low lying areas, now is the time to call friends and family and try to prepare. >> at the ocean city fire department firefighters spent the day tuning up five military vehicles three of them for evacuations and two equipped to fight fires, these vehicles secured just after superstorm sandy can drive through up to six feet of water. >> sandy was deep waters here and hopefully these will be' lot better. >> tidal flooding brought water into ocean city's bay side even though this is minor it could be a sign of what is ahead. >> because of all the different information on what we are happening whether it's a two part storm or a hurricane coming later on an

vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> the end of an era in aviation today. the final us airways flight took off from philadelphia international airport this morning. the last journey before an historic merger with american airlines is complete. the plane still has a few more stops to make before its final leg, a red eye from san francisco back to philly. >> when the flight finally lands tomorrow, us airways will no longer exist. >> nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray explains what customers need to know about this merger. >> reporter: us airways' final departure will be

vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues, with rick williams, sara bloomquist and david murphy. >> here are the storiys we are following for you at 12:30. a south jersey community is gathering to support a family after their 3-year-old son was found dead last week. and hillary clinton in the hot seat, the likely numbers from voters and how the hearing on benghazi could effect the race for the white house. >>> and more on a little girl killed in new mexico during a road rage incident. >>> today friends and family come together to remember a toddler found dead in south

they are facing off right now at a candidate forum in atlantic city. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg is outside the forum. what's happening inside? >> reporter: well, jim, the meet the candidates forum is under way, got under way just a few minutes ago inside the tropicana. we were upstairs right before it started and got some video of the candidates talking with some of those in attendance. the forum is expected to focus on ideas for economic growth and development for the greater atlantic city region. voters we talked with today, though, told us the campaign ads have been a real turnoff. >> oh, they are just insane, it's constant. >> chris brown and will pauls opposed the rescue plan. >> now my deal says if north jersey casinos happen, so be it. >> voters say the ads have been impossible to avoid. >> but there's a word for politicians like that, hypocrite. >> i think it's degrading to us as voters, because everything is so negative. >> mazzeo took north jersey casino money and gave up our fight. >> mud being slung in one of new jers

a 200-foot cargo ship started to sink in the atlantic. a coast guard helicopter found the 12 crew members clinging to a raft. meanwhile, the search continues for a cargo ship that went missing as joaquin hit the bahamas. there's been no contact with the ship since thursday, but 33 people are onboard. >>> and here's a view right now of hurricane joaquin from space. astronaut scott kelly posted this new photo to his twitter account this morning. he's aboard the international space station. kerry sanders is in nassau with the latest on the conditions in the bahamas. >> right now it is a waiting game to get the assessment of damage from those islands that have already been hit. the small islands that have a population of about 60 people, san salvador, crooked island, all areas that have, before the hurricane hit, already experienced some problems because of the coastal flooding that preceded the arrival of joaquin. now because of the power outages and the lack of communication, the authorities here in the bahamas did not have any specific har

vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >>> the philly pops celebrated the sounds of sinatra this weekend with a concert and a wedding. rachel matthews snuck offstage to change into her wedding gown. she walked down the center of the stage with her father toward her groom. philadelphia mayor michael nutter performed the ceremony and nbc 10 caught up with the happy couple right after their "i do's." >> so exciting. words can't describe how exciting this feels. >> we're thrilled. and overwhelmed. >> the bride insists the concert in her wedding dress, the newlyweds will also perform in both concerts tomor

see the rain down the atlantic coast. we're going to be looking at that rain coming up through the day today. joaquin a category 4 storm. it will begin to eject out today as a category 4 storm. today you need your rain gear, the warm raincoat, the boots, the umbrella, everything. it will feel like 40s. heather's got the day off. she's hiding under her bed. >> can you believe that. >> debbie duhaime is in the traffic center. >> we'll go to the maps and show you what's happening on 287 southbound at 440 and edison. a truck into a barrier. definitely want to keep the speeds down because of the wet pavement. the george lincoln and holland, overnight construction. at the george washington bridge inbound lower level construction, outbound upper level construction. lirr, metro north, new jersey transit on time. i'll show you the van wyck northbound moving okay, southbound van wyck getting into kew gardens is ongoing construction. alternate side parking rules are in effect. >>> it's 4:32. as bill mentioned it looks like hurricane

. >>> gunshots in atlantic city this afternoon. sky force 10 over the crime scene at the intersection of virginia and sewell avenues. one person was shot here. the victim showed up at atlantic care medical center and detectives are still looking for the shooter in this case. >>> tonight we're waiting for the identities of the two people killed in this rollover crash this morning. the accident happened near the corner of blackwood klementine and laurel roads. the driver and passenger in one vehicle died, the other driver is in critical condition and the crash is still under information right now. >>> opening statements under way today, chaka fattah jr. reviewed fattah jr.'s commercial loan application for his businesses called 259. he's accused of misusing federal education contracts and loans to pay personal expenses. he denies those charges. chaka fattah jr.'s father was in the courtroom today, facing charges in a separate case. he is married to nbc 10 anchor renee chenault-fattah. renee is referenced in the criminal complaint aga

a cold start there, too. 40 degrees in atlantic city. temperatures will probably bottom out further than that over the next couple hours, and then the sun will warm us up nicely. 60s to the north and west, and right around lunchtime temperatures around 60, and still in the 50s around 12 south and east along the shore points. 4:00, i think we will top out around 70 degrees in philadelphia. keep in mind, 69 is normal for this time of year. we'll be close to this time will be normal. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> new from overnight, investigators say two people are dead after a small plane crashed into a home near the california and nevada border. two people were believed to be inside the home when the plane went home, our nbc affiliate says authorities are not elaborating any further. >>> a violent confrontation between two neighbors turns deadly and a deputy is injured after being shot with a cross bow. the man stabbed the neighbor's brother with a pitchfork and once officers arrived the suspect shot a deputy with a cross bow

what will it take to make atlantic boom once again. a lot of people think name entertainment is a safe bet on bringing in money. >> one politician has a proposal that will bring in more people. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson joins us from the newsroom. bill, i wouldn't mind taking a quick drive to ac to see some really fun folks. i was so close to maroon five but i had to work. >> reporter: a lot of people would agree with you. do you want to pay more so they don't have to pay taxes? celine dion, prince, boys two men and britney spears have all had long running shows in las vegas and most people would love to have them do the same in atlantic city. but with jersey needing tax revenue, do you want the stars in town bad enough to wave their income taxes? ♪ >> reporter: atlantic city by most accounts is struggling. the atlantic club, showboat, trump plaza and of course the revel have all shut down and the city is in need of a spark. one new jersey senator thinks the potential jackpot could be giving celebrity as pass on some taxes. >> i

it is starting to take that turn as it comes up into the atlantic. computer models today were suggesting more of a turn. there you see the spread now taking it offshore. we'll be watching it closely as we get more updates tomorrow morning and afternoon. as of now, we are looking at some pretty big changes as part of the forecast. we'll talk more about this an the wet and windy weather you can expect ahead of it. that's coming up. >> sheena, see you soon. george spencer spent the night in long -- >> >> reporter: the winds have been powerful in longport. some beach access has been blocked to prevent the surf from overtaking the streets. but there was still flooding earlier today in some areas and more is likely. outside this bank on atlantic avenue tonight, we found these sandbags piled high, blocking every doorway. for managers, no reason to chance this rainy weather only getting worse but for neighbors like natalie mancini, it's an unsettling sight. >> i was a little freaked out this morning when i left work. >> reporter: late tonight, we watched str

along the atlantic coast. it's happening now and will likely get worse later this morning, this afternoon but it's not just the shore that can see the coastal flooding. flood warnings into the delaware river. beach erosion thanks to the winds strong at the shore and continue into late tonight. and right now rain falling across the entire region. light rain in philadelphia. the steadier heavier rainfall for now is to the south. southern kent couldn't and sussex counties in delaware, you can see it streaming onshore. we'll see this as the day goes on. the heavier rainfall developing in delaware and south jersey and then moving into philadelphia, i think philadelphia will see the worst of it this afternoon. coastal flood warning today. and again tomorrow for the atlantic coast. there you go up the delaware river into lower bucks county the threat of flooding along the banks of the delaware. today rain coming down, heavy at times and strong gusty winds, 19-mile-an-hour steady winds at 8:00 and 11:00 getting a bit

very low 40s for pottstown, millville and atlantic city. and south philadelphia is 43 degrees. 10 degrees warmer along the delaware river trail. we're getting a chill in the air to start but like yesterday we'll see bright sunny skies and a quick warm-up. 51 at 7:00. still very light if not calm conditions at 10:00 this morning. 60 degrees, then into the low 70s by 1:00 this afternoon. and the temperatures will still be climbing at that hour. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in 10 minutes. let's check win jessica boyington on this columbus day. >> we have an update on the roosevelt boulevard now in northeast philadelphia. that construction work actually cleaned up about 10 to 15 minutes early. watch for crews in the area. still route 1, north, southbound the inner drives closed between rhawn and woodward. that's cleaned up early so good news there. if you are heading out in trenton, mass transit, no problems but for septa, thorndale train 514 scheduled to leave at 4:58 out of thorndale has been cancelled so far

vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. everyone, 6:22 sunday morning, we'll start with the travel forecast. we'll starting point with satellite and radar. you can see there's not much going on. we have an area of low pressure out here,ting in a counter clockwise fashion. because the low is here, that high is moving to the east, it will eventually bump it out to sea. that means the weather will be nice and quiet for the next few days, as a matter of fact let's go over to future tracker 6, watch this, i'll set this through wednesday across the entire 48. there's absolutely going on. we have an high pres

vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. george h.w.bush threw out the first ball in the game. the former 91-year-old president has been wearing a brace since he fell at his home in july. >> a familiar face goes back to "dancing with the stars," the former show pro said this is a quick stop he has stopped competing for the trophy. it's switch up on the show. each celebrity will be paired with a different pro. "dancing with the stars" airs here on 6abc. i miss max because he was a great dancer on the show. >> reporter: that's why you miss him. >> reporter: he was so edgy and grumpy. i was curious to so h

atlantic city 53. get a load of niece numbers overnight tonight this is -- of these numbers, overnight tonight, this is what is called a hard freeze. the water within the plants freezeses itself that kills the plant. the growing season will end tonight. millville, 28. trenton, 29. frosty overnight tonight. freeze warning in effect everybody frost advisory to the south of the southern portion of the delmarvas. protect the potted plants. if they are in a pot bring them indoors, anything outdoors that's sensitive to cold, you will run the risk of losing them, tropical plants, like the palms i bring them inside, as well. disconnect the hoses. we are expecting the end of the growing season tonight after tonight's temperatures. today, 352. monday, 54. monday football game chilly against the giants. tuesday, 68. wednesday and thursday, highs in the # 0s, we cool it back down by week rasp end, friday's and saturday 63 and 60. >>> jim gardner was decked to the nines for the wills eyeball. leaders from drexel we

there's plenty in the atlantic. spearheads of invasion. marlie hall takes us under the sea. >> to the atlantic coral reef, bustling with marine life. filled with creatures of all colors, shapes and sizes, including the lionfish. but this is far from its native habitat, and in fact, it's a sign of troubled waters. >> a lionfish is a wonderful ornate reef fish native to the indo pacific ocean. and now in these oceans, we have lionfish which don't belong, swimming all over the reef areas. >> from scales to tails. lad akins studys lionfish. how did they get here. >> they're popular in aquariums, and sometimes people set pets free. >> and soon a few abandoned pets started multiplying. a single lionfish can produce 2 million eggs a year, and with no natural predator in the atlantic, there's plenty of this fish in the sea. year after year, their numbers keep growing and growing. >> gulping down whatever they find, many of them the younger fish that we eat, mike grouper and snapper. >> we can see reductions in populations. >> the worst case >> you

our models show it out in the atlantic. several bring it to the mid-atlantic. this is going to be a horrible weekend to go to any beaches from beaufort, charleston, nags head. you are looking at rough conditions. there is an area of low pressure lingers here. the rainfall you will see, 10 to 15 inches. already widespread flooding. that will not be because of the hurricane, but because of the low pressure system. john and christine, this is something to stay on top of and we will here at cnn. >> thank you for that. >>> our breaking news this morning. ten dead in the college campus massacre in oregon. officials are discussing gun control and some criticism of president obama and what he said about the tragedy. we will tell you what that is next. >>> massacre at umpqua community college in oregon. here is what we know right now. ten people are dead. seven others injured. the 26-year-old shooter killed in a shootout. the shooter singled out christians one by one and executed them. the authorities uncover blog posts and the attention brought to shooters. listen to t

only getting up to 70 on the beach in atlantic city. appellants conditions light winds from north to south. the rest of the way, 74 degrees by 3:00 p.m. that's coming down going up to the 4:00 p.m. high of 75. we'll drop to 73 by 5:00 p.m. all the way up to 5:00 p.m., still in the 70s and comfortable. after sundown 68 degrees and the low 60s by 9. the upper 50s overnight tonight. there will be clouds gathering ahead of the approaching front. it won't get as chilly tomorrow morning as this morning. in any event tomorrow's big story will be the front churning clouds through the region. it will be warm ahead of the front. 70 degrees. we'll have sprinkles and showers popping through at times. from down to noon they will a line of showers coming through and other spotty sprinkles and showers another model bringing a light rounds in around 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. dry, clouds and sun, and chance of a shower popping through. the exclusive accuweather five-day forecast is exclusive accuweather forecast, sunny and nice afternoon. the high of 75 will

it will accelerate out into the atlantic. with all the scares of the mid- atlantic or northeast, 400 miles offshore, maybe 450 on monday. coastal concern is the idea over the weekend. accuweather forecast, wind flooding, that starts around midnight, windy and chilly, still coastal flooding at the time of high tide. just showers and drizzle tomorrow night. sunday is mostly cloudy. nothing more than a passing shower especially south of the city. just some wave action. back in the 70s and beautiful weather through tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> golden circles back up there. nice to see them. >> i love it. >>> rob powers up next with sports. >> october baseball is great until it rains. the not so much. the drive toward home-field advantage takes an offramp because of the bad weather. with football games on the smells like spaghetti with johnsonville italian sausage. my favorite. bad news. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as wel

and trenton. 60 in atlantic city. feels cool out there, we started this morning in the 40s in a lot of suburbs, but we're recovering from that. temperatures below the average high of 70. satellite and radar showing we have lots of morning clouds and is how they broke apart. we're getting a good amount of sunshine for a change. we saw that late yesterday and more so today. things will warm up a little bit and more and more sunshine, looking good and looking dry out there. along the east coast we can see the area of low pressure sitting and spinning to the south. look at the rain hitting south carolina. we talked about that earlier in the broadcast the tremendous flooding that he would. while we stay dry the area of low pressure is down to the south. we have consistent northeasterly flow. coastal flood advisory continues until 7:00 p.m. tonight. sunshine and clouds at the shore, 635 degrees. in the lehigh valley, partly sunny skies, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s in spots. 67 degrees in philadelphia. sunshine and

in parts of atlantic city, the water slowly recedes. cleanup under way on arizona avenue. >> the tides have been bad the last couple of days. >> reporter: but down in wildwood intersections are still consumed with a foot or two of water. and keep in mind what you're seeing here is low tide. in a few hours, when the tides peak, it will become much worse. so driving a humvee is basically the only way you're going to get to certain parts of west wildwood. we're standing in the middle of park boulevard. down this street here all the way at the end is west wildwood. that's part of the area that's pretty trapped. >> i've never seen it this bad. >> reporter: this is mike. hoe's got a big pickup truck and is hoping to drive to that part of the town to see the damage. you're going to try to make it to west wildwood? >> we're going to try. >> reporter: can we join you? >> if you'd like. >> reporter: we hitch a ride in the truck bed and we watch as people here have to basically swim to get around, while the humvees patrol their flooded neighborhoo

katherine scott is live in atlantic city. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, it's winds and cool in atlantic city, but no rain yet. officials will be meeting later on today to talk about storm preparations. as you look at the ocean you can see the water churning out there. the water has been rough in recent days and we're keeping an eye out for coastal flooding. >> scary. >> reporter: dot gallagher's home was spared in super-storm sandy. she is ready for this next storm. crews are preparing in ocean city. they've removing trash cans from the boardwalk. in atlantic city they pulled the life boats off the beach, but they have not put them in storage in case they are needed for storm rescue. >> the concern is coastal flooding and that amount of rain on top of that is a concern for us. >> reporter: they are stacking up lifeguard chairs in the town garage anything what could blow away or calling up in the current. this family is moving their porch furniture. >> we put it in the living room. downstairs deck we

at 11:58 in atlantic city, the ocean high tide. then tomorrow 12:24 in the afternoon, 1:01 in the morning and 1:27 on sunday. unfortunate that coastal flooding will continue. in addition to the rain, the wind we have some cold temperature. currently in philadelphia it's only 50 degrees. trenton and allentown 49. millville 51. sea isle city 54 and wilmington 50 degrees. take a look at these wind gusts. inland pretty strong. philadelphia the wind gusts 40 miles per hour and even stronger in atlantic city. the wind gusts up to 43 miles per hour. so this is the reason why. this is not a nor'easter, it's not a coastal storm system. it's a stalled frontal boundary. high pressure to the north, weak lope to the south. this continues to pull up that tropical moisture and that's what's bringing us the heavy rain and that will continue tonight. future tracker showing 10:30 tonight if you're out and about on this friday night definitely take the rain gear. some heavy rain especially just to the south and east of the i-95 corridor. the good new