here, you know, literally nonexistant. >> a block and a half away that's atlantic city city hall, right here is the atlantic county courthouse and there's his food market. why does he keep getting hit? atlantic city public safety budget got slashed by 8 million bucks that's fire and police, sergeant kevin fair said pleas are looking for cam pose and doing their best with less >> sometimes you have to work with what you have, and our patrol guys are, our detectives are doing a fantastic job. they're working as hard as can be to prevent incidents like this. at the market stores and all the store throughout the city. >> reporter: they passed the bill in 2014, isis says that's way cam pose continues to allegedly haunt his business, property taxes are up nearly 100% in atlantic city since 2010, i'm amazed anyone run as business and makes money down there? how do you get by? i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ . >>> tillerson is in the middle east facing two major characterize iran and the diplomatic stand-off both of which gotten worse since his visit in july, tillerson is meeting with so you d

out of atlantic city. again the westbound lanes are closed. skyfox on the wayment we will take you there when we arrive. northbound lanes of the boulevard, outer drive blocked at ryan avenue. because after accident. and here is a live look at some left over constrction along route one, a lot of the crews are running late this morning, route one, right near i-95. mike and alex back over to you. >> something very interesting happened while were you sleeping. the girlfriends of the las vegas shooter also a person of interest in the case she was, and then she wasn't, well now she is again, back in the united states, marilou danley flew back overnight from the philippines, where she was met by an f.b.i. agent at los angeles international airport. immigration officials say she was in the philippines when the attack happened in las vegas. officials confirm that steven paddock transferred $100,000 to her bank account in the philippines days before the shooting. >> so now officials are hoping that she can shed ligh

that's why atlantic city is on its way back. what i want to know from you is while you were in atlantic city last night did you face at that food bank that i talked about last week so you could talk to some of the people who are working two jobs every day to put food on the table. did you visit that food bank to talk to the woman who needs to go to the food bank twice a week in order to put food on our table. you had you would have heard they can afford more property taxes, higher property taxes. i'm going to lower property taxes. you are going to raise the mini-will move these people out of new jersey. >> you've left the middle class behind and now you have left the church behind. [applause] i wasn't in that the bank last night but that's how i grew up. i know that all too well. >> you said you're no fan of state takeovers. if elected we did and the state takeover? >> we would be there on the ground the governor the thicket of branch would be on the ground working with local elected officials to keep the progress we have seen i

leaving atlantic city, those lanes are absolutely closed right now. there's some kind of accident there. you see the red here. you may want to take the side streets to get you to route 40 and route 30 this morning as a way around that accident. also keeping an eye on a situation on 95 and route 1. you see the backup here in the northbound lanes. from what we understand, there were road crews that were there. a little bit later than expected. things are slowed down quite a bit. again, in the northbound lanes approaching route 1. also want to update you on a chemical spill. this is in philadelphia. south columbus boulevard and oregon avenue. we know that that has been cleaned up. the scene should be clear, you shouldn't have trouble getting around it. >> breaking overnight. the gunman's girlfriend arrived back in the united states. fbi agents met marilou danley seen here at los angeles national airport where her plane landed last night. this is exclusive video of her being pushed through l.a.x. in a wheelchair with a police escort. it's unclear why she

. >> reporter: a block and a half away that's atlantic city city hall right here is the atlantic county courthouse. and there's his food mark. why does he keep getting hit time and again? money for one thing. atlantic city public safety budget got slashed by 8 million bucks this year. that's fire and police. acpd spokesman sergeant fair told me police are looking for campos and doing their best with less. >> sometimes, you know, you have to work with what you have, and our guys our patrol guys are detectives are doing a fantastic job. they're working as hard as can be to prevent incidents like this at the mark stores and all at our stores throughout the city. >> campos continues to allegedly he wasn't this business despite being found by police in his freezer property taxes are up nearly 100% in atlantic city since 2010. i love ac but i'm amazed anyone runs a business and makes any money down there. how do you get by? i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> two men wanted for a string of robberies have struck again. philadelphia police say they've now hit 7elevens in newtown and upper more

action news reporter mccormick has th atlantic city. >>> an soaker on the atlanta city boardwalk and thisea rainfall brought back memories for some and tonight also happens to be the five year anniversary of when sandy landfall across the jersey shore in atlantic city you can see rhode nkered down casino tavenue bo in floodingcontinued vehicles a navigated the ponding and and student said the conditions on the atlantic city expressway caused delays. >> it was actually really hard you could barely see but we got through it thank god. >> reporter: the beach the storm caused rough waves but that didn't keep fishermen away from the jetti and on this five year anniversary of sandy tonight's rain conjured memories and for some concerns. >> it's nerve racking sometimes because you never know when it will happen again or whatever and you know we had pretty high tides lately. >> reporter: still on your mind it can happen. >> yes. >> reporter: this couple remembers two anniversaries on this day. >> hurricane sandy hit that was our anniversary when it hit. >> reporter: five years ago they misse

live in atlantic city. annie mccormack, channel 6 action news. >>> stay on top of the soggy conditionings at 6abc.com/weather. you'll find the up to the minute forecast along with live storm tracker 6 radar and be sure to follow the team of meteorologists on social media for the latest updates >>> today's wet weather sure didn't slow down the eagles. they handed in a dominate performance against the 49ers at the length >> they're seven and one, best record in the nfl so far. jeff skversky has a rap-up and they looked good once again >> it's unbelievable you think about it the last time they started seven and one. the eagles went on to the super bowl. think about that >> don't say that phrase, we're not ready yet >> this city they want that super bowl. the eagles are not letting the rain and bad weather rain on their parade today against the 49ers, the eagles maintained best record in the nfl with the sixth straight win along longest streak. eagles and their fans, high fiving time and time against the 49ers.

right now i'm jeff cole live in atlantic city. folks, back to you. >> jeff, thanks. >>> septa worker is recovering after being shot and robbed last night. police say just before 4:00 a.m. a septa bus driver was talking to catch -- taking to catch a bus to work a guy approached him on the 3100 block of ridge avenue avenue. the man pulls out his gun as he tries to rob him shoots him in the leg. so far there have been no arrests. >>> right now, more than a dozen wildfires scorching northern california and army of firefighters battling the flames and have already killed at least 15 people. the fires have torched 20,000 acres in about 12 hours yesterday forcing people to leave their homes. fox's claudia company want life is a santa rosa tonight. claudia, just a scary scene. >> reporter: iain you see block after block and neighborhoods like this one where we are today in santa rosa. you can only imagine the panic as the flames reported through in the middle of the night sunday night. residents grabbing their kids, their pets, whatever e

. >>> a block and a half away that's atlantic city city hall, right here is the atlantic county courthouse, and there's his food market. so why does he keep getting hit time and again? money for one thing. atlantic city public safety budget got slashed by 8 million bucks this year. that's fire and police. acpd spokesman sergeant told me police are looking for campos and doing their best with less. >> sometimes, you know, you have to work with what you have, and our guys patrol guys our detectives are doing a fantastic job. they're working as hard as can be to prevent incidents like this at the cedar mark stores and at all our convenient stores throughout the city. >> new jersey pass a bill in 2014 much that's why campos continues to allegedly haunt his business despite being found by police in his freezer. plus property taxes are up nearly 100% in atlantic city since 2010. i love ac but i'm amazed anyone run as business and makes any money die down there. how do you get by? i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> a florida community scared. is it a serial killer on the loose? three people hav

fox 29's jeff cole live in atlantic city with more. jeff? >> reporter: lucy, the context here is obviously what happened in vegas and other cities in america which has everybody on edge clearly but police say they got word on the street last last week there were bombs for sale and maybe a long begun. they called the feds. went in and made the buys. police say it was thursday afternoon when they pick up news that pipe bombs were for sale in an apartment along pennsylvania avenue in the city of gaming and surf. >> the potential was there these items could have been used to cause pretty mass destruction and havoc. >> reporter: residents say they saw police come to an upper floor apartment to see danielle demmers also known as daniel smith who had walk her dog here. police say they bought from her enough material to make five pipe bombs, a high powered rifle with a scope and over 300 rounds of ammo. >> it's crazy. i mean, it's only i wasn't hundred feet away from my job. could have shot us. could have blew this whole block up real quick. >> repo

atlantic city at the airport, 73. even at mount pocono it's a very comfortable 64. so a really nice start as we head into the weekend. where do we go from here? how can we top this? well, we can't. we're going to see a pair of 77s over the weekend and may bounce to 78 on monday, depending on how much cloud cover we have. then we drop to 71 on tuesday and we only have to do that because it's raining. then it rains on 65 and behind on wednesday with 65 and behind the front producing this rain, it gets a little bit cooler. then we drop below average. we should be around 66 this time of year. we have definitely surpassed that. we have plenty of it ahead of us. in fact, this is the recent outlook by noaa. they put their outlook out every fall and spring, what's is going to be like for the winter and summer. at this point, temperature wise -- they will adjust this in november, because we're going into a la nina year which there could be variables with that. it will be cold in the typical places, northern plains and far northwest portion of the upper midwest and northwest.

same in atlantic city. the good news is as the temperature quickly starts to warm up here, we won't run into that issue quite so much. 53 is where we are now. 69 at noon. it will be about 76 by 4:00 in philadelphia. temperatures will cap in the upper 70s. we'll talk more about those sky conditions changing in the days to come. rain moves in in a few minutes. >>> watch as power lines fall into the news truck in norman, oklahoma. they were kofg they were covering a concert. no one was hurt. >>> a disaster on the tracks down south. a train goes off the rails and into buildings. we have the details coming up ahead. >>> an alligator in the pool. two suspicious fires, open access. problems mounting for a shuttered motel on a busy jersey shore gateway. >> we are not going to let this thing linger for months. >> i'm ted greenberg with the deadline the city has imposed on the property. >>> a freight train crashed into two businesses in knoxville, tennessee. it derailed about 10:00 last night. the crash sent train ca

in atlantic city, ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! every day, technology becomes much more personalized. ♪ ♪ like this. and this. (ai device) welcome home, gary, how was your day. and like this. introducing specifi, our digital investing platform that's built around you. just answer a few questions, and specifi will provide a tailored investment portfolio. it continually manages it, so if the market changes, it adjusts accordingly. ask us how specifi can help you reach your potential. ♪ ♪ ♪sk us how specifi can help you reach your potential. having a baby. caring for your par

pushing north of atlantic city could feature ing before it's total past you and keep that in mind and it looks like b and isolated showers in there, that is the area down by the shore we may see additional showers and thunderstorms later today and this evening. 71 in philadelphia under mainly cloudy skies and some sun poking through here and there. 69 in lancaster, 72 in reading and almi and70 in nd 69 in may for at least now drying out. wind speeds are a factor. 15 miles per hour in philadelphia. gusts up over 40 that bring doubt the trees and those are gone. here is how it goe rest of the way, 75 mild afternoon tonight. rick when i stede cool s for tomorrow. e. cven-day.>>e have been following the severe weather online at 6abc.c and you can read the latest on storm damage and power outages and school closings there and am and m arou m darby borghod foundad neacawsus lea.hace were stree no further details about the homicide have been released. we'll bring you more details when we get them on air and >> philadelphia's former top prosecutor will learn his pleadinuption scandal. seth wi

upper 60s wrightstown. 68 now atlantic city. 68 in the lehigh valley. grab a light jacket though because those temperatures will drop hour by hour. 64 at 8:00. low 60s as we move toward 11:00 o'clock tonight and then those numbers will dip into the low 40s far north and west. 43 in allentown tonight. 51 in philadelphia. 51 in wildwood. coming up we'll talk about the beautiful weekend our neck chance for rainfall op tuesday and some cooler fall like air by the middle of next week. dawn? >> chris? >> thanks, scott. >>> a man who has devoted his life to protect the public makes history in delaware. brigadier general david fleming the first african-american general for the state's national guard. our jeff cole reports from new castle where fleming just received the honor today. >> reporter: david fleming says the color of his skin has never been a barrier to his service in delaware's army national guard. certainly today's ceremony is proof of that. >> david fleming the third has spent his life in service of his state, of his nation. he served delaware and l

forty-eight in atlantic city. atlantic city is one of those locations where we're dealing with patchy, dense fog, in fact, reduced visibility below a mile in atlantic city. same thing for millville. we have fog down in our delaware beaches and i can show thaw on our live neighborhood network. you can see lights but hardly see the boardwalk at all. as sunrises we will have that fog lifting up and out with the atmosphere and we will see some sunshine as we head in the afternoon. high pressure remains in control on storm scan three. we do not see any rain in sight. unfortunately the dry stretch is coming to an end though, as we head into a tuesday, when we have our next system that will be bringing us some rain, but in the meantime, we're quiet throughout the day-to-day. 61 degrees grabbing coffee for brunching, 71 degrees, pleasant weather out and about 77 degrees for that high, in the afternoon. around dinner time 72 degrees. a very warm warm, october day. we have a cool down but we will have details in your full f

. >>> breaking news now from atlantic city. chopper 6 hd is live over a gas leak forcing evacuations in atlantic city. this is the intersection of tennessee and aid reetic avenues, a gas line was struck and the nearby school and local homes are evacuated. again, this is in atlantic city. stay with "action news" on air and online as the updates come in. and a gas leak is forcing evacuations in the atlanta city area. >>> the fda is warning people about illegal spooky contracts. they can appear to give your eyes different shapes and they say they can seriously damage your vision. and to get a prescription from an eye doctor. it can scratch your eye and cause infections. >>> a major new survey finds a number of americans without health insurance is up 3.5 million this year and the index suggests that rising premiums and political turmoil over obama care undermined recent coverage gains and in adults it's striking when it comes at a time of economic growth and low unemployme unemployment. >>> the amount of time that a child stays in

on the atlantic city expressway leaving atlantic city, approaching the farley service plaza, nasty crash with a lot of police and activities still on the scene as we look from our news van here, so again, as we come back to the maps, westbound only one lane open approaching the farley service plaza. after that, you are good to go coming into philly. mass transit, so far so good. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> (gunshots heard). >> i tell if you, officers in las vegas in the middle of their worse case scenario. you can hear them trying to keep everyone away from danger. >> also, seeing the new video of the hotel room where this whole thing happened up at the suite in the mandalay bay turned into a site of pure evil. you can see the shell casings there, loaded gun, even tripod. that's a table where he had set up a camera. the suspect, steven paddock, so he could see when police were approaching his room. and this morning, the president and the first lady will be traveling to las vegas to meet with law enforcement officials there, and they'll also be visiting with the victims and first

tens of thousands of jobs were lost in the downturn of atlantic city. now, what is your vision for success? mr. murphy: thank you. atlantic city has on through hell and back. the good news is it is off the map. indoor miss job losses. is as a unique a community as we have to this day. it is a great community. it needs help. i'm not a fan of these takeovers. every time it is over the top, and communities of color, school districts or entire communities. communities like atlantic city need a governor who is a partner working on the ground hand in glove to continue to develop momentum that has started. the casinos have stabilized. employment has stabilized. the economy must be diversified. stockton university is opening a campus. that is a good step. non-gaming investment will matter a lot. i want to work with them to do that. lt. gov. guadagno: i find the incredible when it comes to your position on tax credits. theonly thing attracting things that are those tax credits. plus some very hard decisions had to be made. what i want to know, while you were in

i'm live from atlantic city, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> atlantic city police arrested these two men charging them with salt and robbery of the 36 year-old man this is after that victim who is from new york told police these suspects held him against his will for two days, used a blow torch to burn his feet and set fish hooks in his mouth and chin. three two-year old mark hopewell of atlantic city and 28 year-old roberto alycia of mays landing face robbery, aggravated assault and conspiracy charges. >>> discussions are underway once again about where the temple university football team should play its home football games. protesters are voicing their concerns about a new on campus stadium and "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at temple on the latest on the heated debate, alycia. >> reporter: jessica the debate over a stadium at temple university has been going on for roughly two years , even though we have not heard much about it over last couple of months, as the university has been under going a feasibility study but that has all ch

all lanes closed at the atlantic city convention center. something to be aware of if you're headed out that way. definitely a trouble spot you'll want to avoid. also seeing a problem on the roosevelt boulevard. there's an overturned vehicle in the outer bound lanes. these are northbound at rhine avenue. between cottman and ron street. that's something that i'm watching for you, as well, this morning. if you're traveling on the schuylkill expressway this morning, headed into center city, that's when you'll see a little bit of a slowdown. you see average speeds are just about in the 40s. it will take but 18 minutes to get to 676. >>> biting in the water. a fisherman gets more than he bargained for in the delaware bay. >>> plus this -- >> daddy, they're shooting at me. i was like, oh, my god. >> a dad jumps in to action. new at 5:00 a.m. a daughter's desperate call for help is answered by her first responder father. >>> and 76 on a run. a philadelphia sports man spots a famous basketball player during a late-night jog. you won't want to miss w

arrested danielle smith of atlantic city and 31-year-old nina house of margate. it's alleged that smith offered instructions about the explosive materials. >> it was learned that she provided instructions on how to assemble a pipe bomb and filled with nails to act as shrapnel. >> a rifle like this one and 300 rounds of ammunition. it appears they don't have a political agenda but wanted to sell them for cash. >> we don't believe there was a plan by these two individuals to either set these bombs off or use the rifle but the investigation is still on going. >> nothing let us to believe that there is any next us to terrorism but the devices and it's damage they could have caused if they got out there. and they were trying to sell them to anyone that would give them money. >> smith was often walk a dog and the news was surprising. >> right underneath my nose. i didn't know nothing about that. i'm glad you got them off the street. >> reporter: neighbors say that smith lived in a unit in the building behind me here. nobody seemed to know her well and the second suspec

it's 67 in millville, atlantic city cape may and dover 66. here's future tracker 6. 4:00 lifting north and west pulling out of the carolinas and virginias. look at this band of heavy rain, the winds are already starting to pick up by 7:30 on the back side. but the strong powerful winds, the 50 to 55 miles an hour winds, if not higher don't arrive until first thing tomorrow morning, storm lifts away. this is the backlash rains on the back side then we get into that west northwesterly wind. first thing tomorrow morning. your timeline looks like this, right now, the heavy rain is ending at least the first round coming to an end from 1:00 to 3:00 or 3:30, give or taking mainly left over clouds dreary, by 3:00 to 10:00, that the when soaking rain round two come in. 50 miles per hour. a solid one and a half to two inches of rain, if not more, i've seen other forecast model that is have allentown over four inches of rain when all is said and done in philadelphia. this is just one model's take, but the get the idea. a lot of rain still to come. soaki

big difference between the atlantic city marina and atlantic city international. big differences caused by the light winds and low humidity. neighborhood in chester, bucks, montgomery counties. again, big contrast in temperatures. partly depending on elevation. the valleys get a little colder this time of year. coatesville and unionville only 40 degrees and roselyn at 43. 40 in collegeville and ft. washington and also in new hope. but it's 49 degrees in warrington. big temperature differences. and that's going to end this afternoon. the temperatures will be very uniform with the sunshine and the light winds. you could see nothing but sunshine as we go through the day today up near 70 degrees for high temperatures, just about everywhere. jersey shore might be a little bit shy of that because of the sea breeze. but that's pretty close and it will feel pretty nice with the temperatures up there and the wind down and the sun out. it starts to get warmer as we head through the weekend more sunshine and more days without any kind of chance of rain and that will be chang

millville, dover, wilmington even into wildwood atlantic city temperatures in the mid 60s. so pretty mild tonight. during the day tomorrow, the high 75. the normal high is only 69. occasional rain and northerly wind at about 5 miles an hour. once this front is out of here, we see more cool air building n during the day tomorrow, still in the 70s for the most part. in the poconos only 62. 72 in dover. wildwood 71. atlantic city 73. but look at the seven day forecast. we see morning showers linger on thursday. behind that front, it's windy and cooler winds gusting to about 25 miles an hour on thursday. the high only 66. friday we're back up to 72 for the temple owls on saturday it looks great. more sun, 79. warm again sunday. monday turning little bit cooler with a few more showers and then by tuesday, 67 degrees. fair weather high pressure builds back in but we're talking about halfway through the month of october. >> i know. >> the month is forecast to be above average. >> yeah. >> highs are in the 60s. >> 82, 79. 84. wasn't that today. >> today. >> unbelievable. all right.

keeping it cooler out there along the jersey shore. 67 in atlantic city. while we'll enjoy the mid 70s in philadelphia. on sunday, similar conditions. we'll have the winds out of the southeast, we'll be in the mid 70s, see more cloud cover in delaware and then on monday, everybody gets the cloud cover. an isolated sprinkle or shower is possible, especially in the lehigh valley, berks county and the poconos early on. as we move flthrough the evenin temperatures will go up and then we have chance of rain later in the evening. at this point, i want to leave the whole eagles game dry, but 11:00 maybe we see a shower. just heads up and monitor the situation. you can do that if you get our nbc 10 app. it has everything on there you would need, including radar. 48 in philadelphia. 51 in south jersey. tomorrow it's going to be 77 in philadelphia and the pennsylvania suburbs. delaware you'll see 76. 70 at the shore . 74 on sunday. 78 monday. rain moves in late at night. could see showers and storms tuesday, all day. and then we'll back to the 60s for the remainder

atlantic city. alex back over to you. >> thank you so much, bob. 8:48. a movie shoot in indianna got a little too real for local law enforcement. the officer, leading him to platt his own gun, and fire a warning shot. he then had the actor lion the grounds. so you can't see it yet from this point. the office ever eventually confirmed the gun was just a prop. the actor was released. looks like this is like a body cam. you can see the officer talking to the actor there. >> oh, my god. >> the police department says the movie crew never even notified them they were film in a public area. i guess someone saw what they thought was a bank robber, called 19; and that's when the police officer showed up on the scene and that happened. >> you know what i bet this is? >> what? >> some kind of low budget just shoot it on the fly kind of thing. because that would never happen here with the film commission, right? >> right. i was walking down the street in old city yesterday. and there was a film crowd. don't kno

atlantic city, you're at 64 degrees. as we go through the next

philadelphia, 50 and 49 in atlantic city. satellite and radar high pressure holding on for another day or two on the eastern seaboard. you see that from maine to florida, clear skies, at the same time winds have shifted out of the is on the/southwest. moisture out of the gulf of mexico, clouds are buildings already and -- building all right, clouds get in here and rain on tuesday, future tracker 6 mostly sunny skies, tomorrow morning, more sunshine. here come the high, thin clouds, very nice day. monday pretty much same thing. 75 to 77. overnight tonight, temperatures are milder than what we're seeing right now. 50 in philadelphia. mid 0 40s in the north and west, where as you're in the low 40s. poconos not as chilly up there tomorrow morning. sunday afternoon, 74. 75 the high. monday is another very mild day, high around 75 or 76 degrees. really nice stuff. 77 today that's the call from accuweather. mostly sunny, breeze out of the south/southwest 510 miles per hour. wall to wall -- 5 to 10 miles per hour. wall-to-wall blue s

and atlantic city checking in at 48 degrees. it's unfairly mild southeast, somewhat chilly up there across the lehigh valley. we're still dealing with the patchy fog, everybody east, north and west of the delaware river, the visibility is just fine, sitting at ten miles, but you move into south jersey. you get into south jersey, cumberland, atlantic, cape may counties in particular and that's where we have visibility problems still less than a mile, wildwood and atlantic city at the airport, less than half a mile. we have delays out here, you have to slow it down, i came in from williams town this morning and the fog was very thick and it made for treacherous traveling conditions. take it easy, the fog should lift rapidly probably after about 9:00 a.m. or, so here's satellite 6 along with action radar, this is the next system we're watching here, it will bring heavy rain through heart land from st. louis all the way down through memphis, jackson, looks like it's past dallas but this is the system that will be marching east over

wildwood, atlantic city, 32 mile-an-hour gusts. the winds in south jersey could top 50 miles per hour this morning. add to that rain. in fact, heavy downpours sweeping through bucks county, into montgomery county and into new jersey. you see the trenton area getting heavier town pours crossing by morristown. spotty showers this morning. spotty, moderate showers in south jersey. a steady rain into delaware, too. the rain feels like it's coming down heavier. especially because of the wind. so a dreary start. look at these temperatures. it's chilly this morning. really not a great start to a monday. winds at 21 miles per hour in new jersey. 46 degrees. we'll see the rain and get sunshine this afternoon. the gusty winds will stay with us all day long. we're looking at 50s all across the board including the shore which will top out at 57 degrees this afternoon. i'll break these forecasts down hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. >>> watching a problem, too. here we are

route 73 near the atlantic city expressway. good, too. now this is the expressway here. 73 is down here. we're not seeing any problems in any direction now. no delays or backups. pretty much what most of the majors look like in new jersey. delaware and p.a. now, but of course we're keeping our eyes that. we'll have updates for the rest of the morning and when i come back. >> thank you. >>> a visit from the president. puerto rico preparing for president trump's arrival as the island works to restore power. >>> and tackling tragedy. a child psychiatrist joins us with tips on how to talk to your kids about the massacre on the las vegas strip. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. . >>> understanding tragedy. some parents are faced with questions from their kids after the las vegas massacre about what happened and why. >> dr. steve berkowitz is a child psychiatrist with penn medicine and joins us from our digital operations center. doct

at atlantic city airport so temperatures 40's and 50's. we still have those clear skies. you get that good radiational cooling. you're starting off with a bit of a chill in the air but wow is it changing this afternoon. even warmer this afternoon than yesterday. at 7:00 a.m., 53 degrees as the sun is getting ready to rise. at lunchtime 71 degrees. feeling warm and sunny, even more so in the height of the afternoon at 3 o'clock today, 76. at 5 o'clock, 77, coming down from your high of 78. even at 7 o'clock tonight you're sitting at 70 degrees so as you're dressing the kids for the bus stop it's mostly sunny, pretty nice out there. temperatures cool to start ranging from the 40's to the 50's. not quite as chilly as yesterday morning but a real change comes tomorrow. details in that seven day in a few minutes, matt. >> and we could use a change here because i have a situation, karen, that could cause problems if it remains this way along the schuylkill expressway we're now being told this is emergency road work. all we can see is one cone in

atlantic city police arrested danielle demers and 31-year-old nina house. undercover agents say they were able to purchase a rifle ammunition and the makings of five pipe bombs from the two. however, police say there is not any evidence that the individuals are tied to terrorism. >>> the amtrak train engineer involved in the deadly derailment in port richmond in 2015 could soon face charges again. pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro is appealing a judge's decision to throw out criminal charges against brandon bostian. a philadelphia municipal court judge ruled last month that evidence against bostian pointed to the crash being an accident rather than a crime and tossed charges of involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment. eight people were killed and 200 others were injured. >> david, it was really nice when the humidity came down yesterday. what can i expect today. >> today just a little bit muggy for october certainly but not as warm. we're going to stop in the 70's today. your exclusive look on storm tracker6 live double scan, got a lot o

no solamente philadelphia, allentown 81, atlantic city 84. Éste es el pronÓstico de los prÓximos dÍas. de la lluvia miÉrcoles y jueves y luego tenemos fresco. mÁximas en el 65. el viernes 68. dos dÍas otoÑales y regresa el calor el domingo. julio:el presidente de mÉxico presentÓ su informe de crimen y delincuencia tras el paso del terremoto ilia: en puerto rico residentes se quejan porque han aumentado los precios. ♪ ♪ ♪ julio: en puerto rico, miles de querellas al departamento de asuntos al consumidor sobre una alteraciÓn de precios en productos de mayor demanda, en medio de la crisis por el huracÁn marÍa. periodista: un aumento de precios se ha registrado en medio de la emergencia por el huracÁn marÍa. >> por un bizcochito y un jugo pagÓ 7.97. >> estÁ caro. periodista: en varios comercios, como el agua se mercadean sobre los dÓlares, asÍ lo han evidenciado los consumidores publicando sus recibos de pago a travÉs del internet. >> escasea el agua. periodista: lo encuentra abusivo. >> en algunos sitios, sÍ. periodist

three quarters after mile visibility, atlantic city international airport. that's one foggy spot this morning. because of the breezes picking up just little bit out of the northwest, we're seeing less and less fog out there this morning. so, hopefully that situation will continue, and fog can tends to slow you down, 6-mile per hour winds, in philadelphia, right now, so yesterday we were in the 70s at this time. today it is 59 degrees. it is 48 in mount pocono. 61 degrees in wildwood. and 60 in atlantic city, and the rain has moved well off shore, at least for us, and not so up in new england, where boston is getting some rain, cape cod, and many other places up there. but, for us, it is a clear sky, which is another reason why it is a little bit cooler. and get used to these cooler temperatures, because after sunday's rain, even chillier weather pattern will be in place, as we head into next week. so, these temperatures in the past that were in the 70s, a thing of the past, as we look into the future. 65 degrees today. 60 degrees tomorrow. sunny and nice on

current gust profile is in the low 30s, 36 out in reading and 40 at the airport in atlantic city. generally these numbers will subside or drop a little bit anyway between now and dinnertime. it won't be as breezy later tonight. 56 in and chilly philadelphia. 57 in wilmington, some spots you have on the thermometer is close to what the high will be, we don't expect the numbers to move all that much. we have strong winds out of the west and grabbing on to cooler air out there and bringing it in. 57 degrees in allentown, 58 in cape may. the numbers the rest of the way, 5 degrees by 2:00 p.m. probably up to 56 for the high around 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., sun is down, 52 degrees temperature begins to dip. 10:00 i'm thinking about 49 in philadelphia. it will probably go on down to the mid 40s for an overnighter low. halloween, we start out chilly, by 10:00 a.m., it will be bright and sunny for the halloween parade. make sure everybody is dressed for a breezy cool morning. 6:00 a.m., 56 degrees coming down from a high of 58. 9:00 p.m., 50 degrees that's about how the temperatures will fall a

city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. every day, technology becomes much more personalized. ♪ ♪ like this. and this. (ai device) welcome home, gary, how was your day. and like this. introducing specifi, our digital investing platform that's built around you. just answer a few questions, and specifi will provide a tailored investment portfolio. it continually manages it, so if the market changes, it adjusts accordingly. ask us how specifi can help you reach your potential. ♪ ♪ >>> residents in northern california this weekend as many returned for the first time to see the devastation left behind by the wildfires, people from three neighborhood in santa rosa saw the little left behind, many cases they had nothing to return to and many of them fled in the middle of the night during the wildfires, they

hemos tenido 81 grados en philadelphia, trenton, atlantic city,82. son temperaturas que estarÍan en julio. la brisa ha continuado del suroeste de 10 a 14 millas por hora. hemos tenido lluvia, calor, humedad relativa altÍsima. al final de la tarde, miren el panorama de la humedad y esto es lo que tenemos en el trÓpico, se ha formado ofelia pero estÁ lejos en el atlÁntico. lo que va a pasar en las prÓximas horas es

. >> we contacted the air national guard's 177th fighter wing out of atlantic city. they say their jets did in the cause the sonic boom. >>> fresh off a series of merger, jefferson health is eliminating some jobs. jefferson is cutting fewer than 300 job, jefferson past in the merging with abington health, are ria health. >> two political aids to bob brady have been indicted on conspiracy related charges. political operatives, ken smuggler and donald jones pleaded not guilty. a grand jury indictment alleges they paid off the 2012 democratic primary rival in exchange for him withdrawing from the race. that rival former municipal court judge minimum knee moore pleaded guilty earlier this month >> the decision to criminalize this behavior is unfair, it's untoward. and quite frankly, somewhat demeaning. >> all of my client's business, the congressman and any of his other clients, all of us is above board. completely legitimate, congressman's brady's attorney said brady has done nothing wrong and cooperated fully with authorities. >>> tonight president trump says reports t

atlantic city 67, en la ciudad de filadelfia con 65 grados. brisa, no mucha la que hemos tenido ha estado del este, moderada, 6 millas por hora, lo principal es que la humedad tambiÉn ha estado muy elevada entre 80 hasta 100% en sectores costeros. asÍ que muchas estaciones con alta humedad. nublados noten los reportes de llovizna. que ha estado afectando algunos sectores en especial de la guardia. queremos ofelia que a continuado bastante intensa, para estar en esta situaciÓn, y en esta latitud acÁ están la azores. de pronÓstico se mantienen, como huracÁn y luego un trÁnsito a baja tropical, con esta trayectoria que pudiera afectar, por lo menos las islas britÁnicas. para nosotros mÍnimas esta noche en 56. alain town el resto de las estaciones cerca de 60 grados. atlantic city filadelfia 62, justamente al amanecer el momento en que mÁs baja la temperatura vamos a experimentar. maÑana su vez algo. no va a estar tan fresco como hoy. sube algo la temperatura, la posibilidad de algunos chubascos, estÁn en el pronÓstico para las próx

he lived across the street on the second floor we are told by neighbors, atlantic city police the sense is they moved swiftly here and on october 5th they got information that someone wanted to sell a mix of munitions and focused on that and reached out to the fbi task force and that same day they made an undercover buy for five pipe bombs and rifle and ammunition. >> during the course of the investigation a savage rifle with a scope and more than 300 rounds and materials needed to make five pipe bombs was recovered through the investigation. it was learned that they provided instructions on how to assemble the pipe bomb and note they had should be filled with nails to act as shrapnel. >> 37-year-old daniel defers of atlanta city. they wanted to sell the material for five bombs and high powered savage armed rifle for cash. >> we don't believe there was plans by these two individuals to either set the bombs off or use the rifle. but the investigation is still ongoing. >> nothing led us to believe there is a nexus to terrorism. our investigation revealed they were actively trying to sell

and tonight we'll see 41 in allentown. 45 in philadelphia. 41 in atlantic city. now if you are in the inland areas of south jersey, low lying inland areas, you are under a frost advisory. if you drop to 38 degrees, you'll see some frost out there. be aware of that. that's the only frost advisory that has been issued. we have ha huge dome of high pressure. it's just keeping all the cloud cover away. look at these clouds as they bump into it and fall apart. it's very dry. we'll have an extremely dry week. low humidity. the winds will turn southwest and warm us into the mid-and upper 70s by the weekend. so we are going to be dropping through the 50s tonight. tomorrow morning you'll wake up generally to those low 40s in the area. >> a few 30s in south jersey. in the poconos and parts of berks county, you'll see the cooler temperatures. tomorrow we're going to be in the upper 60s and low 70s. on thursday we do the same and you look at these winds. they are coming in out of the southwest. that's what's going to start to warm us up and take us above average. for tonight

the only 360 degrees view of atlantic city. so for that it is like really fun. people get to see all of the ocean, and casinos, and the rest of the city. so it is great. >> any other fun fact about this thing? i know it was built in the 18 50's, quite old. >> yes, old. one thing i like to tell people when they're about to climb the lighthouse, you are sting back into history to a time before abraham lincoln elected president. so just to think about that. then you know, oh, my god, this is so cool. >> sure. >> wow. >> yes, so yes, watch room. people wonder did we move our location, because as you can see, kind of off the boardwalk >> yes. >> this is the original location. the water during high tide came as far close to the lighthouse as where pacific avenue is today. so in the late 188's the city built, and they built the landfill basically and we always say they didn't move the lighthouse, they moved the ocean. >> sure. >> so challenge then happens this weekend, this is one of 11 different lighthouse cents which you have on this beautiful lan yard. >> my challen

you see atlantic city to bass river, these areas have heavier rain. and that continues farther south near delaware. starting to move out of delaware and over the bay. that means next it will be into kay may and cumberland county if it holds its strength which i think it will. areas like cape may, you guys ready to get hit with another round of heavier rain moving through. we'll go through the hour-by-hour model. this is where the rain is currently. you might go, oh, the rain is almost done. not bad. that's not exactly the case. may take breaks certainly. this morning, 8:00, 9:00 in the morning. i think one the suns comes up there will be branches on the ground because of the high winds we've been experiencing. 11:00 a.m., next pulse of rain moving through, could see a spot thunderstorm here or there. the better chance will be in the afternoon hours as the line sets up. there is especially for jersey through about 2:00 to, say, 5:00, 6:00 p.m. as we go from 6:00 to 8:00, everything should move off shore. that will make for a better wednesday forecast.

atlantic city, the same. look how much warmer up against the water line at the marina. it is almost 60 degrees. 43, allentown and low 50s over philadelphia. we have low 50s, 40s to start. on radar and satellite, fairly clear. not perfectly clear like yesterday. today, scattered clouds that roll across our entire region, giving us more of the mostly sunny to partly cloudy forecast. still enough sunshine to really enjoy yourself. temperatures on the climb, right back to the upper 70s. yesterday, we tapped out at 79 degrees. way warmer than average. 52 to 55 at 8:00 and 65 by 11:00 a.m. that's just in the morning hours. the afternoon, we will move into the mid and upper 70s. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood and talk about your planner for the entire day. >>> in philadelphia, a 3-year-old boy police say was shot in the head at home by his older brother remains in critical condition this morning. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live at northwest fernrock. tell us more about this tragedy. >> reporter: a big question that police have is where the parents were when this happe

they may clip and move through avalon and atlantic city. off to the west, we have some wrap around showers coming around the huge storm system which is right over the great lakes. this is pulling down some very cold air from canada. and even some snow in places like the u.p. that's not shocking, but any time we see snow on the radar. even in allentown, it is still warm. 75. the winds are still out of the south. we have not seen that shift to the west and northwest bringing in the cooler air that we have been advertising. here's the front. what we're watching is it progresses to the east and it will scour out. it will usher in the west to northwest winds. and it will be cooler here that winds up in place of what we have now. we see a few extra clouds and a sprinkle on thursday. friday looks very sunny. it's going to be chilly. we're going to be looking at the low 60s by the time we get back to saturday. behind that, we're going to do it all again. there's the next storm system pipeline to move in here saturday night and sunday. the breeze wi